. >> this camera near henderson road, eastbound, between the blue route, and also westbound between the blue route and the turnpike, you can see, all of the cones in the roadway still got our crews out there. the vine good news, not closed , overnight construction actually looking pretty good on the vine. westbound eastbound you're all over. see the eastbound side kind of heating up little bit. we do have accident that came up with injuries. so new jersey turnpike southbound in a roadway past the pa roadway, right shoulder compromised for those of you headed out the doorway, heads up. construction pa turnpike past bensalem. two rate lanes there. also, westbound at valley forge, left lane and eastbound near norristown two, lanes blocked there, one more area on the turnpike, eastbound at route 29, right lane compromised there, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. eagles have new record holder in the books. >> rookie went long distance to give the eagles huge win at rocking home open nerve south philly. to the field we go. the giant have not won a game yet this season. eagle

steven henderson, thank you for your time. our conversation will continue on this day, 50 years ago looking back on what took place in 1967. twor other guests joining us later on in the program. but sense a first of oral history about the events of that day. we spoke with a man who was at the forefront to make sure people understand the story and what went on at the time. we're going to hear from him and then continue our discussion of detroit, 1967. >> i'm the private director of detroit 1967. we're looking at 12th and clairemont street. and this is the place many believe the uprising in detroit in 1967 started. detroit '67 moving forward is designed to help people find their role in the present to inspire the future. it really brought the nation's eyes to the attention of what's happening in detroit and around america with regards to civil arrest, police brutality and just unjust conditions in urban communities. and so what we're doing at the detroit society is trying to give people the opportunity to do three things. that's

is the one who wrote that in fact henderson even does mention in the article how kid gave fifty thousand dollars to detroit organizations and the c.p. gave him an award but that still doesn't stop anderson's diatribe about how kid is horrible for race relations in american culture so in response the kid denied the detroit free press credentials when they asked why kids publicist told them quote you guys wrote a story and allowed it to be published you want to quote there it is which is so maybe rig and which is what everyone wants to do when the press is so one sided an unfair against them but is too afraid to do in our p.c. culture but not kid he's not afraid to tell the media f you and to call them out when they're being jerks and for that next year robert james ritchie might go from being kid rock to sen barack. what holds and you should. put themselves up. to get accepted or rejected. sold more than the president. himself wanted. to write. so why. are you. interested. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that. fiction until they

herein henderson, -- here in henderson, they come on the news -- say that, tonight we have we are cracking down on people not wearing their seatbelts. then they crackdown on people drunk driving. or cracking down on people who are speeders. they never come down and say that, if a policeman says stop and you do not stop, you have a 99% chance of getting hurt. if you have anything in your hand, a 99% possibility of getting shot. when a policeman says stop and you do not stop, you will get hurt. i have never heard a police department expressed their expectations to the public. when they are involved with italy situation. i think the police have another issue, who becomes policeman? in your high school class, who became policeman? it is the bullies. 90% of the time. host: you really think that is true? caller: that is my thought. the police need to do a better job of telling the public what they expect. what interaction with them they expect. if you run from a policeman or drive away from a policeman, what do you expect him to do, let you go? host: terry in philadelphia. you have experience wi

jordan henderson will captain england tonight. tonight. wales may have been surprise semi—finallists at the euros last year but they are up against it in their qualification group four points behind the top two of serbia and the republic of ireland. chris coleman‘s side are are level on points with austria who they face in cardiff tomorrow. none of our boys will be phased by tomorrow night. we have been here before. we have been in situations where we have to and we must get the job done. we had been here before and our players has not disappointed. never easy. how long will we wait again to be in this situation? years and years. here we are again. the -- the draw‘s has been made for the first round in the women‘s champions league. of the 32, there are three british teams involved super league champions manchester city reached the semi—finals last season. they face austrians st polten. chelsea were runners—up to city in the league and face german league runners—up bayern munich. the scottish champions, glasgow city, have a trip to

i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> the man said he was ricky henderson. he was there to light the al davis torch but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the sail name. they agreed to meet in the lot where the highways meet. >> a car comes up in a fancy escalade. oh, it's really >> he said he could not believe the super star went out of his way to help a stranger. >> ricky found the phone on his bumper. he returned and it signed some autographs. >> everybody wants to steal bases and do it like ricky. >> i received out to them and said they were gre's have a ne president, and they've really made a big push to try to get more interactive with their fans. i don't think it gets any better than having ricky henderson personally bring you your phone. the fans love him and he obviously loves the fans. >> thanks for joining us. >>> abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> we spent an enormous at of time and energy and money. >> and cal will spend a lot more before it is you a over. even though free speech week could be in jeopardy. >>> a grocery store owner. o

so you don't thinkjames henderson is to blame at all and he should not have resigned?ly involved in the deal, he knew of all the conversations and what was involved, he knew them all at the time... you are a popular man tonight obviously. can ijust say, one of the key things said about this, on the problem with the account as far as you were concerned seems to be there was a conflict of interest because you had other clients in south africa. the problem was not that you were running a campaign that had dubious morality. that is not what the situation was. we were asked to do a campaign to mod economic empowerment and that is what we were asked to promote. you were talking about white monopoly capital and those things are divisive. white monopoly capital was not mentioned by us but other people. let's be very clear... let's look at the history of bell pottinger during this, a 30—year—old company and the truth is you have represented people from pinochet to assad, which makes a suggestion you do not have a model compass. i did the postapartheid elections, i am aware of t

myers, florida, randall henderson. mayor henderson, i know this is an incredibly difficult time.ining us. >> good evening, thank you. >> we're all watching these tracks of the storm both as it makes its way through the caribbean and the meteorologists' expectations about where it's going. what are you expecting in terms of the impact on your city? >> we are indeed bracing ourselves actually for a surge anywhere from 6 to 12 feet depending upon where irma decides to veer more to the left or to the right. we're deeply concerned about it and we are going to experience in addition to that hurricane force winds. so we are definitely on a heightened sense of alert for sure and fully engaged in making sure our citizens are evacuated and if not from the city by going north at least into a nearby shelter. >> i know that ft. myers is about 75,000, 80,000 people. what would you say has been the success rate in terms of trying to get people to move out of harm's way and to get out of town? >> that's correct, i was just talking to a senior staff member a half-hour ago on that very question an

jessica herrera and her brother anthony never thought they'd meet baseball hall of famer rickey hendersona player they cheered for at a's games when they were kids growing up in the east bay. but a twist of fate brought them together sunday. the herreras were leaving the raiders game when anthony realized he had lost his phone. jessica called it, and a man answered. >> he just said hello, and i said hey, you have my phone, i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson. rickey was at the game to light the al davis memorial torch. but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the north oakland regional sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all of a sudden this car comes out, a black escalade, you know, fancy. fancy car. and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him. and we just started -- like oh, my goodness. and it was just such an amazing moment. >> reporter: anthony told me over the phone he could not believe the superstar went out of his way to help a stranger. >> he has a good heart. i can

jessica herrera and her brother anthony never thought they'd meet baseball hall of famer rickey henderson they cheered for at a's games when they were east bay. but a twist of fate brought them together sunday. the herreras were leaving the raiders game when anthony realized he had lost his phone. jessica called it, and a man answered. >> he just said hello, and i said hey, you have my phone, i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson. rickey was at the game to light the al davis memorial torch. but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the north oakland regional sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all of a sudden this car comes out, a black escalade, you know, fancy. fancy car. and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him. and we just started -- like oh, my goodness. and it was just such an amazing moment. >> reporter: anthony told me over the phone he could not believe the supers wrtaelpten o. >> he has a good heart. i can say that. >> reporter: rickey found the phone on his it, to

i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson.ight the al davis memorial torch but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all after sudden this car comes up and a black escalade, fancy, fancy car, and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him! and we just started, oh, my goodness. it was such an amazing moment. >> reporter: anthony told me over the phone he could not believe the superstar went out of his way to help aas a good . >> reporter: rickey found the phone on his bumper, returned it, took pictures and signed autographs. >> like an idol growing up. i played baseball. everybody wants to steal bases and being like rickey. doing a rickey was something growing up in the '80s. >> reporter: i was told rickey thought the herreras were great people. elissa inrrha >> that's a fun story. >> yeah. >> i wonder why the phone was on his bumper? >> interesting. who knows? mike? >> just rickey being rickey. >> phones being phones. >> hi,

let's go to randall henderson in naples. this is headed north from napels to fort myers where we have a similar problem there in that it's going to start to seem a little more relaxed and then that storm surge is going to come in. randall henderson, what's the situation in fort meyers as you know it to be right now? >> it is definitely in full mode right now. i can share with you that the caloosahatchee river has diminished to the gulf of mexico. we are laser focused as you have been talking about with the backlash of the surge that will whiplash back up to us. we're encouraged that the storm has been weakened somewhat. we think that friends in marco and napels have contributed over the land area and that could save us a little bit on the surge, but we're anxiously, awaiting her arrival and it is messy right now. >> sadly, each one of you who takes a hit from the storm saves north of you, so by coming in with marco and naples, you will get it probably less than you might have and you'll take strength out of the storm for the

in camera shot near henderson road, so that's looking real nice. then disable vehicle here, looks like just moving it out of the way. fifty-nine south at girard. so we are just going to skip over that. also looking at an accident, in urge new jersey turnpike southbound inner roadways past the pa turnpike all clear. big thumbs-up there, as well, construction, a lot of it, talking more about this coming up in the next ten minute or so. jim, rahel, back to you. >> eagles fans are flying high this morning. >> yes, we sure are. our pat gallen here to tell us all about new team record and big nfc east win. hello, pat. >> hello. some things you can't explain, like jim's suit. but also, a game winning kick. it wasn't quite one of the miracles at the meadowlands, but eagles-giant game at the linc sunday had little bit of everything. that included a blown 14-point lead, amazing catches and an improbable finish. let's relive the fun. no score in the, blount bullies his way in for 1 yard score. last week no carries. yesterday, 12 for 67 yards. birds up seven-n

henderson alvarez on the mound for the phils. years to the day that henderson last won a game. he beat the phils two to nothing when he was pitching for the marlins. rhys hoskins fly ball to center one hopper off the wall and nick williams scores from first. the phillies take the lead. johan at the plate. line drive to right will score two runs but the phillies drop their third straight four-two the final. >>> college football fourth ranked penn state began big 10 conference play on the road against iowa tonight. last year the nittany lions beat the hawk eyes by 27 points had almost 600 yards of offense. to the game third quarter nittany lions up a point. penn state goes up 15 to seven. under two minutes left penn state up by two. hand off to iowa's zach widely. he's gone 35 yards for the score and the hawk eyes regain the lead. don't worry. penn state gets the ball back. fourth down and goal four seconds left trace mcsorely finds johnson in the end zone for the game winning score and penn state avoids the upset. >>> penn at lehi

day, but you're keeping ricky henderson field when it moves. >> right, ricky henderson field stays andhe same thing with jim hunter because that is our heritage it is going with us, 50 years in oakland. >> if you are at home plate in this ballpark you will be facing east? >> you will see the downtown skyline with the oakland hills and lake merritt. it will be beautiful. >> can you keep having people come every night? 30,000 people or so every night when you have the new stadium?>> i think the location we have selected has the opportunity to do that. it is integrated in the community it is walkable to downtown. the most successful ballparks are in the downtown core and i think this location has that. >> okay, thank you so much for joining us. keep us posted. we will be right back. guess what? world's still turning. yeah, i bribe my kids. how else you think stuff get done around here? mom's special juice, it's wine. now if you think that's shocking, check this out. new yoplait mix-ins, with salted caramel pretzel. watch out now. ♪ ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods

ok let's get the thoughts now of geo political analyst patrick henderson who joins us good evening to you patrick just quickly then give us an appraisal of the situation and just how important will have significant is this joint operation between the russian and syrian military to regain deers or. this is very strategically incredibly important dairies or might be the most important choke point right now in the syrian conflict because of its geographical location it's really important potential supply line obviously for isis but it's even more important as a supply line and a junction for syrian forces on the ground as they try to retake those areas and moving north west in the direction of rocca it's incredibly important so there's that plus you know regionally russia's been making incredible advances with airstrikes with the syrian armed forces on the ground in conjunction and in the hama countryside as well and so you have isis being basically pinched on both sides of a sort of a greater regional area that they had more or less strategic control over a year a year and a half ago an

i want to bring in simon henderson. simon henderson is with the washington institute. what richard and ron allen were bringing up were missile defense systems that have also been part of the mix, part of the stew here. it was only wednesday of last week that it was released that a successful test of a missile defense system was conducted here and the timing given what the claims are that are coming from north korea are quite close here, simon. what do you make of the missile defense systems that have been tested by the u.s. military? >> well, i think this is absolutely essential because it was giving a signal to north korea. the signal was certainly sent but unfortunately north korea doesn't appear to accept the signals in the manner that we think they're going to be understood. instead of restraining north korea, it appears to have had the reverse effect. >> when you look at the pictures and the translation of the statement coming from north korea, again, we have this picture of this white what appears to be metal device, was described earlier as a peanut. what appear

she later answer add call from that phone from a man who said he was rickey henderson.nderson, but arranged a meeting anyway to get that phone. >> and then all after sudden this car comes up and a black escalade, you know, fancy -- fancy car -- and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him! we just started, oh, my goodness! it was such an amazing moment. >> rickey apparently found the phone just sitting on his bumper. he returned it. he evened some pictures and signed all the autographs they wanted. we say this is a very classy move. >> the only thing that would be better is if rickey said, new phone, who this? and the full wraparound story. >> hey, mike. >>> rickey steals bases not phones. >> he really doesn't need to. >> he doesn't. >> he's doing okay. >> my son ran into him working for the a's. he says he's so nice and that's so nice to hear, too. walnut creek where it's clear and 47 degrees right now. did alexis turn her heater on this morning? we'll answer that question coming up. she's over there rolling her eyes at me. sunny today, lighter breezes. temps bounce b

george merritt said janus henderson the speaking with us. the break on why thinks the uk's a tough call for investors. scarlet: facebook dropping its plan to create a new class of shares. this is something facebook had been sued by shareholders over. we have been reporting facebook had settled this lawsuit, days before mark zuckerberg was due to testify. million to $7535 million in shares of facebook over the next year and a half to fund his philanthropic efforts. facebook shares, marginally lower. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: senator john mccain says he will vote against the graham cassidy-obamacare appeal proposal, being the second republican to oppose the measure and putting in doubt the ability of power leaders to enacted. he joins rand paul in opposition. senate republicans can afford to lose and -- lose no more than two to members of their majority in still pass the bill. florida will aggressively enforce new rules requiring nursing homes and assisted living facilities to have generators. 10 residents of the south florida nursing home di

jordan henderson getting back in the way of scoring goals. but we have not spoken about this.e day. no shots on target in the first half. barnet against huddersfield town. nine points from six games so bomb at huddersfield can both be pleased with their stars. swansea against watford. andre gray opened up the scoring for watford but tammy abraham got the equaliser for swa nsea. abraham got the equaliser for swansea. richarlison with the last—minute winner for watford. watford are up to sixth position. yes, super start. we have won their first three are we primarily games. this is the top of the table. this not appear to be changing too much, you would think? but what about crystal palace? tough games to come against manchester united and chelsea. that is a false position for leicester city. they have played four of the last season's top six. i think we will move on up with some easier games coming up for them. thank you for that. the late kick off in the championship saw west and east midlands meet as aston villa host nottingham forest. villa have leapfrogged forest after a 2—

left afterfalling out margaret thatcher who founded the firm but left after falling out with mr hendersonhe end, i think that it probably is getting near the end, yes. you can try and rescue it but it will not be very successful. this scandal has sent shock waves through the british br industry and also young democracy of south africa. the pr —— but the prca isa south africa. the pr —— but the prca is a trade body rather than a regulator and when some very rich individuals orfamilies regulator and when some very rich individuals or families are prepared to spend huge sums to burnish their reputation, frankly, some pr firms like bell pottinger in london will ta ke like bell pottinger in london will take the money. and a ticking off and temporary ban from a trade association is not going to change that. but for opponents of president zuma, this is not so much about the state of pr is the state of south africa. one family‘s grip on power is tightening, even as the reputation of their pr advisers is 110w reputation of their pr advisers is now in the gutter. scotland‘s first minister, nicola s

mayor of fort myers, florida, randy henderson on with us. thanks very much. let's turn to gabe gutierrez also in naples, florida. gabe, where are you at and describe what you're seeing. >> reporter: hi there, kate, we're here in a neighborhood inside of naples not far from downtown. and we've been seeing the wind and rain pick up quite a bit in the last hour or so. lfl all of a sudden, we'll get a wind gust that will almost knock you over. we were speaking to a family that decided to hunker down. they say so far things seem to be okay. what local authorities say and as you were just talking with the fort myers mayor, we're seeing all of that water push out to sea. the concern is when the storm passes through on the back end of the storm, all of that storm sturge, there's concern for major flooding near naples. the governor said we can expect 2 to 15 feet of storm sturge. you can see behind me, you can see the trees blowing in the wind. there is bdebris in this area, quite a bit of it already. and we've heard heard transformers start to blow in this neighborho

england will be captained byjordan henderson as they face slovakia in their group at wembley.or northern ireland against the czech republic will guarantee second in their group and the likely play—off spot for russia. and that the us open, the world number one has reached the quarterfinals after a straight sets win againstjennifer brady. roger federer and rafa nadal play later. downing street says the prime minister is ready to increase the pace of brexit negotiations — suggesting they should be continuous rather than for one week every month. mps also this week begin debating draft legislation on withdrawing from the european union. the bill, which is seen as a key plank of the government's brexit policy, transfers eu law into uk legislation. our political correspondent iain watson is at westminster:

that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hendersons we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. climate change. waste. pollution. and isn't it time for good news to go out africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference to living for good. magazine d w. hello and welcome to a very special country edition of keno together with my esteemed colleague hench crystal from bach we've left the city far behind and ventured out into the brandenburg countryside to part sorrow and the beautiful shaw's overlake sharma it's all so forget about the festivals income venice and toronto for a moment and embrace the fresh air of the festival without borders. very well. picturesque bands are always best known as a spa town for the last five years it's been hosting the annual without borders film festival. this year as film buffs filmmakers such as directing legend. and also film stars like cornell sapphire. there's no red carpet at this film festival nor are there

england will be captinaed byjordan henderson for tonight's world cup qualifier against slovakia.land will be hoping for an england victory to help their chances of qualification. the scots host malta while norrthern ireland could seal second place in their group tonight. petra kvitova has reached the quarter finals of the us open after an impressive straight sets win over the wimbledon champion garbine muguruza. i will have more on those stories at around 230. a senior police officer is warning that forces in england and wales are heading towards a perfect storm, because of staff cuts and rising crime. the president of the police superintendents' association, gavin thomas, says a policing model based on fewer officers doing more is fundamentally flawed. the home office says calls for extra funding are still under discussion. here's our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. is the thin blue line becoming too thin? yes, says the police superintendents' association. it represents a thousand middle ranking officers — the men and women who make the key operational decisions. the supe

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schuylkill between henderson and kop. karen erin thomas back to you. >> i remember when they had choice chocolate or regular and they always ran out of chocolate. marcus newton middle school pepper town high school. make sure they have enough chocolate milk. i'm going to visit them shortly. >> people have to be tight in their condition and can't go on and on and on and now they're letting people expand the kchtion. what do you think. here's shawn bell. >> phillies getting help from the old guys. not really that cold. but old on this team. see how he got to done against but old on this team. see how he got to done against the nationals next in sports. a >> good morning i'm shawnette morning shawn bell and eagles running game came through and there's more of that to come. >> we get mad. we know we have to have a good running game. we know it. there was never any doubt. whatever all the outside chatter is, whatever it is. no doubt from coaching staff and no doubt from players that we have what it takes to have a successful r

the suspect in a california kidnapping was arrested tuesday evening in las vegas, according to hendersone. joseph hetzel, 52, was arrested at the dotty's gaming and spirits on the 100 block of east bruner avenue near st. rose parkway at around 6:00 p.m. without incident, police said.police were told that hetzel may have returned to the henderson area at around 5:30 p.m. after following up on leads, officers found a stolen vehicle, taken from mesquite, nevada on east bruner avenue, hpd said.a witness inside the dotty's said that hetzel entered the business and didn't want anything to drink. hetzel proceeded to sit down and gamble on a video slot machine, according to the witness, who did not want to be identified. about 20 minutes later, an undercover police officer entered the business disguised as a customer. then two more undercover officers entered dotty's and tackle hetzel to the ground, leading to a successful arrest, the witness added. further investigation leads to finding, identifying and arresting hetzel, police said. he was transported and booked into henderson detention center

meyers mayor randall henderson is joining us. i very much appreciate it. i know you have a lot on your mind. we appreciate the time to talk to us. so from what you can hear from bonn ie our meteorologist, the focus shifted to the west coast, squarely to your area. how are you guys dealing now with the preparations? >> we certainly have a heightened sense of alert. we are moving out to make sure that citizens are transported to safe places, inland shelters. many citizens on their own have taken action to move north starting several days ago, for which i am pleased with. we are concerned about the storm surge and we are concerned about wind damage. >> mayor, let me ask you, fimay, about the concern that this hurricane is being extended at least the hurricane warning are being extended all the way to the state of georgia. so where is it going to be safe for the residents of south florida and, in particular, ft. meyers? where is safe for them to go right now? >> citizens have to move away from the water. 96 to that, they need to seek out shelters that the coun

she answer add call from a man who said he was rickey henderson.ow she didn't think it was actually the rickey henderson but arranged a meeting place to get the phone back. >> and then all of a sudden this car comes up and a black escalate, fancy -- a fancy car -- and i was like, that's really him! and we just started, oh, my goodness. and such an amazing moment. >> rickey apparently found the phone just sitting on his bumper. he returned it. he took all the photos they wanted, signed some autographs. very classy move by the hall of famer. >> now the morning's money report, heading to the hot seat following his company's massive data breach. >> that exposed nearly half the u.s. population. smith will have to face questions from a congressional oversight committee about exactly what happened. this hearing will be open to the public and also will be live webcast. toys r us filed for bankruptcy this week plans to hire more than 12,000 part-time workers for the holidays. applications can be turned in at its stores and distribution centers. this year to

henderson begins with a physical description. it is made of wood and brick and cinderblock from across the road it seems like something almost i'my as if -- papery as if a dream. once it was a grocery store. now it is a fallen down building in an all but deserted place called money. it is its own kind of american shrine. nearly every mississippi story sooner or later touches this one, and sucked in some spiritual homing way right here -- ends up in some spiritual homing way right here. it just is a monument forgotten, recalcitrant, collapsing in on itself, set against memory and wind of these five decades of change and non-change in america race relations. the book was written a few years ago now. richard rubin often went to the store when he worked as a reporter in mississippi and tried in his mind's eye to re-create the scene as it was. i would search in search on either side of the -- in dirt on either side of the front steps to discern where the tables sat. after a while i was slowly and with a chill saunter into the store an

nia malik henderson, a bit of a backstory to this also? >> i mean, i think sort of the context for this is in many ways this is trump's approach to everything. this is essentially he says this not only about the u.n., right, that it's in need of reform, he sees great potential the the u.n. and he can sort of bring that magic touch to the u.n. in the same way he's saying the same thing about the american government, right. it is an institution that is embroiled in red tape and here he is can bring a magic touch of being a businessman in the same way that he did with trump tower which is right across the street from the u.n. i think it's classic trump there, he is patting himself on the back about his success as a businessman. i'm sure that was not in the script there, but in some ways -- >> hold that thought. >> yep. >> my apologies for interrupts. let's listen to nikki hailie. >> -- nikki haley. >> the institution is worth the extra mile. our goal is to convince the delegations that have not yet signed the declaration to join the effort fo

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randy henderson is the major of fort myers joins us live.a few days ago the best money was on southeast florida landfall, now we know what really happened was marco island and fort myers is on the way, are you ready? >> right, we are ready. we expected the storm to go straight up the center of the peninsula. maybe cheating to the east, we were prepared for it to come our way, we knew that the potential for it and the stretch all the way across the peninsula to the gulf of mexico and to the atlantic was there so we were prepared. shepard: what does fort myers look like now? >> evacuated. many to the north and we were able to make it over to the east since it did come west. i'm hunkered down here in the middle part of the city where it's safe and away from the surge that's expected. shepard: chief, if you would, when the storm gets to you, if you're safe and have an opportunity to call us back, i would really appreciate it because i know so many viewers have friends and loved ones in naples and fort myers and they would love to hear from you.

mark preston, nia malika henderson and david axle rod. thank you for joining us. let's talk about this story that has been raging all weekend. there's escalating tensions in north korea, hurricane aftermath in puerto rico. president trump is on day three of attacking nfl players who kneel during the national anthem. why did he pick this fight? >> i think in many ways this is where the president is most comfortable. not only fighting but fighting the culture war. framing himself as a defender. and i think he typically i think is playing along with white identity politics and white grievance politics. i think he is talking to white americans who have some cultural anxiety about be the demographic change that is we see in this country, and this has been a feature of this president, even going back to when he was right. his entire identity was a racial dog whistle around the president, president obama's birth. the racist birther lie. so this is something we will continue to see from this president. he talks about we're going to bring back the phrase merry christmas in

mayor henderson jr., thank you for being with us.here in fort myers, stay safe for us. >> thank you, sir. >>> all right. coming up in just a few minutes, we're expecting to hear the latest on preparations for hurricane irma. florida governor rick scott will be holding a news conference at the tom of the hour. and we will bring you that live when it happens. christi, back to you in atlanta. >> yeah, 5.6 million people heeding orders to evacuation. fortunately, there is still room in shelters. we want people to understand that, that they do still have time, some of them to get to some of those shelters. get out of homes. that's something that you might not be thinking about. but hopefully, it will help you stay safe. the crew stay safe. but we are going to take you live to florida governor rick scott as soon as he walks up to the podium there. do stay close, you're watching breaking news coverage of hurricane irma our coverage continues now with "smerconish." flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances wi

volunteer micah henderson received gift bags as a teenager when they couldn't afford christmas gifts for everyone. >> i'm glad someone cares that i got a gift. >> reporter: she inspires self- esteem and confidence with women and girls and invests in their leadership. >> wonderful. >> reporter: sonja a venture capitalist founded broadway angels 7 years ago and investment group that supported 50 businesses, more than half founded by women. one of them is rocksbox, a membership-based jewelry shopping service. its ceo calls sonja a role model. >> whatever she does, she just does it with brilliance and energy and passion and drive. >> reporter: and now rocksbox gives back donating boxes of fashion jewelry to project glimmer each year to support sonja's message. >> when she believes in herself, she can change the world. she truly can. >> reporter: so for inspiring women and girls through gifts and business investments, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sonja hoel perkins. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> all right. right now project glimmer needs more volunteers and donations. if

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james henderson, the ceo of bell pottinger, resigned at the weekend, in anticipation of today's findingset of brothers called the guptas who hailfrom india south african set of brothers called the guptas who hail from india and they have got enormous power and influence in south africa, they have a conglomerate which spreads from mining to media. they are accused of rampant corruption, they are allegations they deny and they hired allegations they deny and they hired a british pr firm to look after their reputation and they did so through a firm called oak bay, which they own, and it seems that they had been up to mischief, using methods to. there were allegations about fa ke to. there were allegations about fake twitter accounts, spreading a poisonous term about white monopoly capital, which is toxic in a country riddled with racial tensions. in short, though pottinger are accused of spreading stoking tensions and the ceo resigned at the weekend and they commissioned their own report and in the resignation letter, james henderson said that he neither initiated or was involved in the bel

the former adviser to margaret thatcher who founded the firm but left after falling out with mr hendersont will not be very successful. this scandal has sent shock waves through the british br industry and also young democracy of south africa. the pr -- but the prca is a trade body rather than a regulator and when some very rich individuals or families are prepared to spend huge sums to burnish their reputation, frankly, some pr firms like bell pottinger in london will take the money. and a ticking off and temporary ban from a trade association is not going to change that. but for opponents of president zuma, this is not so much about the state of pr is the state of south africa. 0ne family‘s grip on power is tightening, even as the reputation of their pr advisers is now in the gutter. last year, 29 sperm whales became stranded on beaches in the uk and elsewhere in europe. it puzzled scientists because they were all young and healthy. now they think the whales may have been victivelies of solar storms which played havoc with their navigational abilities. crowds gathered at hunstanton on t