let's bring l in hugo, who is our correspondence in hugo, who is our correspondence in kyiv.president doing at this moment? yes, so the president had an emergency meeting of his cabinet early this morning. and had an emergency meeting of his cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing _ cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing will— cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing will change. - cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing will change. that - cabinet early this morning. and he l said nothing will change. that there is no legal implication as a result of this announcement, no legitimacy and the international community will reject anything that is going to be announced and that the ukrainians will continue with the counter offensive to retake territory that is now under russian occupation and the ukrainians have been saying that the ukrainians have been saying that the so—called referendums that were held in these four regions in donetsk and luhansk and zaporizhzhia in the south were a farce and an excuse by the kremlin to go ahead with the land ex

hugo: he can try and move his businesses. what letitia james was saying at the press conference, his business empire in new york would be at an end. he could still move his businesses to florida, but he wouldn't be able to do any business dealings in new york. he couldn't get any commercial real estate. he couldn't get any sort of loans. but i think the fact that the referral has been at the southern district complicates things, even if he wanted to move to somewhere like florida, because then he answers to federal charges if they decide to investigate. bank fraud is the referral that's been made to the southern district of new york. that's really serious. that's a potential maximum 30-year jail sentence, if he's convicted on something like that. the 11,000 to 30,000 square feet, that gap in valuation, either your apartment is 11,000 square feet or 30,000. using that to make misrepresentations, that's as clear-cut as it gets. that is what's causing problems. yamiche: talking about former president trump, we have to talk about

hugo barra, good to have you back., coming up, the tez os co-founder on the ethereum merge and what it means for her blockchain which is a to get an upgrade of its own. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in the coming weeks, there will be another upgrade for blockchain, the turtles protocol, a proof-of-stake network considered a competitor of ethereum will undergo its own upgrade. joining me now is kathleen breitman, cofounder of tezos. how will your upgrade be different from the ethereum merge? kathleen: fundamentally, tezos is a cryptocurrency that has a mechanism for ratifying upgrades to the particle, meaning upgrades have been seamlessly and without the hard fork, which is why the ethereum merge took so long. it was basically, in their own words, like herding cats. the reason why tezos has been able to upgrade seamlessly is that it was made with upgrading itself in mind, there is a mechanism that makes this process pretty straightforward and seamless. tent time, 11 hopefully this friday. emily: what kind of technical iss

hugo and steve, pre-recorded video speech. hugo and steve. many — pre-recorded video speech. the ia—year—old who took her own life five years ago after being exposed to harmful content online, has described her as full of "love and hope and happiness". speaking at her inquest, ian russell said his daughter's death was a sign to people that it was �*ok not to be ok'. our correspondent angus crawford is at the inquest in north london. this was the day we heard about molly behind the headlines, beyond the pictures on the front pages of the pictures on the front pages of the newspapers. a girl who love to snuggle up on the sofa with her father and according to him, never gave anyone any concerns. after almost five years, a court will finally hear from ian russell. a chance for him to talk about the real molly, the bright, happy teenager he knew and loved. in a pen portrait, he told the court, "as a family, we think it's essential to know who she really was. full of love and bubbling with excitement about her life ahead." with his wife janet looking on, he went on, "in the uk, fou

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thank you, hugo. we are watching _ russia and ukraine. thank you, hugo.on at north holt where liz truss is on a plane, she will be heading for balmoral. 0utgoing prime minister borisjohnson left a little before her on a separate plane. you are reasons. this is borisjohnson's plane arriving at aberdeen airport so the choreography is that he goes first of all to balmoral to meet the queen —— on a separate plane, for security reasons. he is scheduled to arrive at balmoral at 11:20am to be led inside to have the outgoing conversation with the queen. and at 1210pm liz truss is due to arrive undue spend about half—an—hour with the queen, and after that she leaves as prime minister and at that point she will be leaving on the official claim to get back to work. boris johnson goes in infants of the cameras and leaves off—camera as a backbencher. we heard from him this morning at 7:30am as he left number ten giving a speech on the steps of downing street. we expect to hear from liz truss on the steps of number ten at around 4pm, although the weather is not predict

hugo, thank ou now under russian occupation. hugo, thank you for— now under russian occupation.achega in kyiv. meanwhile, denmark, poland and sweden say they believe leaks in two major russian gas pipelines to europe are the result of sabotage. nord stream one and two, which carry supplies under the baltic sea, are not currently operational, but do still contain gas. seismologists reported underwater blasts before the leaks emerged and ukraine has accused russia of causing the leaks. in the last few minutes we are hearing a couple of comments. denmark�*s defence minister saying it might take a week or perhaps two before the areas around the damage our calm enough to be investigated. ursula von der leyen, the head of the european commission, has warned of the strongest possible consequences if it emerges that sabotage is indeed behind these gas leaks found in the two pipelines under the baltic. several countries saying these ruptures in the pipelines were caused deliberately, possibly by explosives. those are the latest lines coming into us with the latest lines coming into us wi

he doesn't get to take those home when he leaves office. >> and last question to you, hugo. what is the confidence level now? they definitely had confidence in judge cannon. there was that really sort of intriguing nugget in the reporting that said don't worry, they told hirschmann, just go ahead and represent that these things had -- these things were subject to privilege. we have a judge that's going to rule in our favor. is there any reporting that kind of indicates who they meant by that? or is that just an intriguing nugget that we're going to have to just enjoy and live with until somebody comes forward? >> i think we're going to have to see where it goes. i will say tonight at least, trump's legal team and kind of advisers around the former president, people i have spoken to at least, are pretty confident about where this all ends up. i'll tell you why. after this whole special master process is done and judge dearie makes a determination either way about the 11,000 documents, it all goes back to judge cannon, who has the final say on all this. if trump's lawyers disa

it was notorious near hugo, they had a high school that flooded and they had to hang from the rafters and on top of tables and stages to save themselves. looks like right now the center of this broad circulation is going to come ashort, kind of a little face i drew there, isn't it, come ashore somewhere near mcclellanville, right about there, that puts the worst of the water to the north with the winds like this. the worst of the water into the georgetown area, and just north of georgetown is the famous place, pawleys island, and the pier, a famous attraction there on the island, i've seen the images of that now of the end of the pier being lost and water over the island. so, along this curved coastline here is, it's like a catcher's mitt, it's catching the water. i started to say myrtle beach caught a break because of the weather, but nearby myrtle beach they are getting very, very bad weather right now. a quick check of the wider view of the radar and you can see how far north this, anything that is yellow or red, and especially red, that's really bad, and up in north carolina as we

from kyiv, our correspondent hugo bachega sent this report.the russians left behind in izyum, a key city now back in ukrainian hands. almost nothing remains untouched by the war. these are the visible scars. what lies beneath, it's still not clear. bodies are being found and allegations of torture are emerging. the horrors of life under occupation. translation: we were | staying in the basements without food and water. russia was providing humanitarian help and initially i refused to take it. to be honest, i didn't want to take anything from russia, but we had nothing to eat, we had to survive. ukraine is pressing ahead. it says all invaded territory will be taken back. it knows it won't be easy, but it feels it's got the momentum. here, a show of defiance, a visit by president zelensky with the front line just miles away. his message was as clear as ever. we see that russia has destroyed, but the main thing we are coming but russia is fighting back. perhaps it's no coincidence that this time they attacked the president's hometown. a dam was h

hugo _ russian occupation. hugo, thank you very much, hugo bachega, _ russian occupation.nd of a brief war in 2020 over a disputed, mainly armenian—populated, territory within azerbaijan. both countries have blamed each other for the escalation. the uk�*s unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level since 1974, official figures show. the office for national statistics says the jobless rate dropped to 3.6% in the three months tojuly. however, the squeeze on pay remains, with rises in regular pay failing to keep up with the rising cost of living. because of soaring inflation, the value of regular pay fell by 2.8%. a firearms officer who shot dead an unarmed black man in south london last week has been suspended from the metropolitan police. chris kaba, a 24—year—old rapper, had been driving a car that police said had been linked to a firearms offence, but no weapons were found in the vehicle. the independent office for police conduct has launched a homicide investigation. let�*s return to events following the death of her majesty the queen, and take a look at events for

hugo is here to accept the award. [applause] hugo: thank you for this. i have to keep it brief because i have to go file on the response from the doj. it is probably just as well. i'm thrilled to have won this, especially for enterprise reporting because it is in a war with so much congressional issues. i think what i found in covering the january 6 committee and this investigation for the last year or so is that there was so much before january 6 that took place that people don't know about and to be able to shine a light on that has been a privilege. in particular, i'm very proud to have uncovered trump's phone call to his lawyers at the weathered hotel the night before . it was a call that was not previously recorded and then we then discovered he was calling his lawyers so we can go behind the attorney-client privilege. unfortunately for trump, a member of his legal team leaked it to someone else and broke the privilege. thanks to the press club and to the editors. thank you to my colleagues in the press gallery who have been so supportive. thanks. [

and hugo, as we know. — being annexed by russia.isation in russia, and in the last few minutes, we've had some figures from the eu's border agency suggesting that over 60,000 russians have entered the eu over the past week. that is a 30% increase, they say, on the week before. what do you make of those figures? i think those images of those long queues of cars of people trying to leave russia as result of the announcement is striking. taste leave russia as result of the announcement is striking. we are seeint announcement is striking. we are seeing protests — announcement is striking. we are seeing protests erupting - announcement is striking. we are seeing protests erupting in - announcement is striking. we are seeing protests erupting in many| seeing protests erupting in many locations across the country, hundreds of people have been arrested we have seen videos on social media of people resisting. joining the army. i think these numbers are again the example of this exit is that is happening. people are trying to leave russia 66,

hugo, you know it's easy to lie on tv, much harder under oath. to neil's point, trump's team have until friday to prove to judge dearie their claims that the fbi planted evidence. so far we've heard trump and his lawyers talk, talk talk about this on tv but none of them have said word one in front of any judge. where do they go from here? >> look, i think they have a real problem. when i was down in brooklyn for the first special master hearing, trump's lawyers said in open court, we don't want to get into the stuff about's whether certain documents were declassified or not, or the fbi put additional documents down in mar-a-lago and they were scooped up in the search, because these are potential arguments you wanted to say in case of a potential indictment, and i think that is really telling. they've been boxed into a corner now and they know it because they now have to make these kinds of arguments. they have to tell the judge under oath what trump is really doing, and a lot of this is coming from trump himself. i wonder if some of the trump law

hugo, you had a great article yesterday. i want to read a little piece of it. the principal issues at play include whether there was a concrete through line to political operatives like roger stone and michael flynn, who were in close contact with the far right, dreamists groups that stormed congress. so that question about the link, the nature of the link has been at the heart of this from the beginning. do you think they have been saving that for the end, or they just still don't know the answer? where are we with that? >> yeah. i checked in with a couple of sources on the committee late last night. the consensus is they have made some seniority of breakthrough with respect to the kinds of thing that flynn, stone and bannon were doing in the roundabout of january 6th. they don't have anything connecting donald trump to the rioters per se but they have circumstantial evidence that they were all involved in various ways to try to overturn the results of the 2020 election. i think that's very significant. it will feature to some degree the hearing on wednesday w

hugo, -- congressional reporter for the guardian. joining me now is democratic congressman raja krishnamoorthi from illinois. he's a member of the house intel oversight and reform committee. congressman, good morning to you. thank you for being with us. it's good to see you as always. let's pick up exactly where i left off with hugo. it's not theoretical. the stuff that donald trump has been saying. the dangling of pardons -- the encouragement of the language he uses with his supporters. the idea that we have five senatorial candidates, republican candidates who are a little bit wackadoodles and states like arizona and pennsylvania which are on the line with gubernatorial candidates who are election deniers. this is some theoretical. all of this stuff is actually real and potentially dangerous in two months from now. >> that's right. i think that with the dangling of the pardons one thing that we talked about rapidly during the term of this ration. when he was president. was that he often did this as a signaling tool to keep people q

hugo wiped out shaw air force base. it was a combination of water and wind like i've never seen before. we're better prepared. but charleston, we have to increase the sea wall. the flooding problems are worse. the oceans are rising. we have to make accommodations. our barrier islands are being eroded. we have to up our game. >> you have vladimir putin annexing four different regions in the ukraine. i have this sound bite from the president and your final thoughts. >> america is fully prepared with our nato allies to defend every single inch of nato territory. every single inch. so mr. putin, don't misunderstand what i'm saying. every inch. >> this is escalating. there are young people trying to get out of russia. you're trying to get out so you don't get enlisted in their military. this thing has escalated, sir. your thoughts on what's happening? >> well, there's no off ramp for putin. he's annexed illegally parts of ukraine. every nation in the world with half a brain is going to reject this annexation. the united nati

that was fueled to increase hugo. but now we are talking about ian, different iteration, not entirely different. but we do think that there will still be some energy that is going to be left over and so these coastal areas are going to be very fragile and very prone to flooding. now, here is the other shift, and that as it moves towards the north, you can see where this cone is charleston, myrtle beach. whereas before, it seems it was more aims in that vicinity of charleston. and that is where the ashley river, cooper river comes together. a lot of people had moved there because they find just how defined charleston is. but now we are looking at this area, a little bit further towards the north. now charleston, you are not out of the words, but john, we are gonna take another eye out on, it's in the next 20 minutes, i'll have another update maybe we can get some additional information for you. >> karen, thank, you i remember hugo, that's a very good comparison to make, we appreciate that, thank you. >> judging by earl

hugo bachega in kyiv, thank you. making it the fourth discovered in the last few days. denmark and sweden had already reported gas leaks in the nord stream 1 and 2 pipelines earlier this week. the eu is blaming sabotage. nato says the situation is of deep concern. one of the most dangerous storms to hit the united states in years has left millions of people in florida without power, and floodwaters surging inland. hurricane ian smashed into the coast last night with wind speeds of 150 miles per hour. the storm saw a hospital roof blown off, cars submerged and trees ripped from the ground. 0ur correspondent anjana gadgil has the latest. hurricane ian smashed into the west coast of florida with wind speeds of up to 150 miles an hour. more than 2 million people were left without power and roads were submerged. most of the damage was caused by storm surges, walls of water carried by the wind onto land. the tourist town of fort myers was one of the areas worst affected. this is the storm surge that we talked about, but we

and hugo, are we hearing or _ the russians. and hugo, are we hearing or seeing _ the russians.ussian war crimes? we have not, and there's a reason for that - because - there's a reason for that — because there's a reason for that — because the ukrainians have banned the work ofjournalists on those front lines, so we haven't had independent confirmation, we haven't heard independent reporting coming from these areas because of the restrictions that have been and plummeted by the ukrainian forces. but this is remarkable, there's accounts —— those accounts coming from the ukrainian forces, because for weeks we've talked about the counteroffensive from the south of the country, and the ukrainian soldiers saw an opportunity to attack russian forces in the east, russian forces have been deployed to defend positions in the south of the country. so the ukrainians saw an opportunity to go out with this counteroffensive in the east and launch the surprise counteroffensive, and that's perhaps why we are seeing this rapid burst by ukrainian forces in the east of the country. by ukrainian f

hugo bacheaa feel they have the momentum. hugo itachega live — feel they have the momentum. the organisation's biggest ever challenge. the tfl commissioner andy byford said the network had coped with enormous pressure in the past, like the london olympics, but that it is much harder to predict the size and movement of crowds of royal mourners. passengers are being asked to leave extra time and to be patient. english football resumed last night, after the weekend's fixtures were postponed following the death of her majesty the queen, with a full programme in the football league. both liverpool and tottenham played in the champions league. there was a moment's silence at anfield before kick off against ajax. once the action did get under way, mo salah gave the hosts the lead. but with the scores level at half time and the match heading for a draw, joel matip grabbed the winner. a period of silence too before harry kane and his tottenham side faced sporting lisbon in portugal. late drama there, as well, as they conceded two very late goals, substitute arthur gomes with sporting

michelle: hugo reporting from kyiv for us there.ice in the canadian province of saskatchewan essay one of the two men suspected of killing 10 people in a series of stabbings has been found dead. the stabbings were one of the worst violent acts in the country's recent history. our north america correspondent joins us live from saskatchewan. as we were just saying, this really is one of the worst acts of violence the countrhas seen. what has the reaction been? how has that community responded to this event? reporter: we are about 30 minutes away from james smith creek nation. and that is where most of the victims lived. it is home to about 2000 indigenous people. it is huge land and people that live there are pretty much self governed. theyive off the land and are a very close lit -- close-knit tech community. please continue their investigation. those that wanted to speak to us, of course, they are in a huge state of shock. nothing like this has ever happened. they said this is one of the most violent acts in canada's recent history.

on saupstad live marielle and hugo vink. so we are very glad they're there, because they are also keeping the agricultural landscape in good condition. (sophie fouron) i'm drawn to the goats. they're so cute! (marielle vink) yeah. so they are really ready to go now. - hello ladies! are you from here, both of you? - no, we are from the netherlands. - how did the people here react to you coming here, and starting a goat farm? - they really welcomed us with open arms. they came with presents, and we are not the deutsch people anymore. we are the cheesemakers. we are a part of the community, and that feels really good. that's where they're going. (sophie fouron) thomas, are you ready? (marielle vink) o.k. so now, they don't think. they're just following the leader. - he's running, so they're running. - yeah. they're just following. - that's amazing! - so we will join him. - yes! look at that! - so normally, we walk to the gate, and then they can go free. they walk in the mountains. the place around us is our backyard. there's so

hugo bachega. sarah rainsford - occupation in the south. hugo bachega.ah rainsford is i occupation in the south. hugo i bachega. sarah rainsford is our occupation in the south. hugo bachega. sarah rainsford is our east europe correspondent and i asked her earlier about the attack and annexation plans.— earlier about the attack and annexation plans. earlier about the attack and annexation lans. , , ., ., _ annexation plans. this is a move by president putin _ annexation plans. this is a move by president putin to _ annexation plans. this is a move by president putin to reverse - annexation plans. this is a move by president putin to reverse his - president putin to reverse his fortunes in ukraine, if you like. it comes at a time when russia has lost territory that it controlled there on the ground in battles. ukraine has mounted a counteroffensive in recent weeks that has been very successful and vladimir putin and russia are on the back foot. he is trying to turn things around and draw a line in ukraine and say this isa draw a line in ukraine and say thi

hugo, let me ask you about your latest headline. we are talking about the aspects of that inventory this. what have you learned beyond the headlines? >> look, there is the 90 empty photo folders in total. they were bifurcate in between the classified and the ones marked with return. the heart of this investigation is the fact that he had all of these presidential records. you know he had these presidential records at mar-a-lago. the point there is that the search warrant is ongoing. that is in spite of the fact that it does not make any difference -- lithonia of this is interesting. look i think that there were some things that stood out to me after we looked at this inventory. there was the fact that we don't have any sort of documents dated after november 2020. and that lead up through january 26 in the lead up to an integration date we don't have any sort of press clippings magazines documents. i thought that was a very notable emission. it begs the question on whether or not there are documents elsewhere. >> how do you express w

hugo, given the video clips we're seeing from the danish filmmakers, what else do we know about what the committee wants to present to the american public in the hearing tomorrow? >> look, i think a lot of it is going to revolve around kind of political operatives like roger stone, steve bannon, people close to the former president who were ginning up a lot of violence and destruction on january 6th in the days leading up to the capitol attack. i think that's why you'll see this video footage, video clips from the danish documentary, because it really shows people like stone engaging with allies, the proud boys, far-right extremist groups who stormed the capitol. remember, the entire point of the committee is to show that trump and his allies are responsible for the capitol attack and that's where all these linings tie in. >> hugo, you've been digging through in your latest piece the new book from former republican congressman denver riggleman, also an adviser to the january 6th committee, focused on mark meadows, text messages he was sending around all of this leading up to january

hugo bachega, our correspondent in kyiv.i budget. the meeting follows days of financial turmoil — and a record fall in the pound — and was seen as an attempt to reassure the markets. let's discuss it now with the director of the national institute of economic and social research. thank you very much for being with us. was this an attempt to calm the markets and if so do you think it will be successful? it is markets and if so do you think it will be successful?— markets and if so do you think it will be successful? it is a process. we had a mini _ will be successful? it is a process. we had a mini budget _ will be successful? it is a process. we had a mini budget that was . will be successful? it is a process. i we had a mini budget that was much larger than a we had a mini budget that was much largerthan a mini we had a mini budget that was much larger than a mini budget, involved large unfunded tax cuts as well as a set of statements that caused financial markets to get concerned. the 0br exists essentially to try and prov

and of course, they will also be riding their final report. >> hugo, congresswoman cheney now says that she's going to willingly campaigned for democrats if it keeps election deniers out of office. what kind of path is this committee created for anti trump republican? >> that's a really good question, i think they forged this middle part here. the committees evolved since they first started the investigation. we i think when they started, it was a much more heavy messaging. and then the weeks into the first hearings along this mood change. cheney really came to the forward front. she's taken control of the key elements. and benny thompson, you really have this bipartisan investigation now. i think it kind of gives the safe space, an area for republicans to be disillusioned by trump. he will find his behavior antithetical to democracy. he will come in here and say look, we don't have to be part of a mega republican party. we will come back as they were traditionally viewed. i think if trump runs for president and she won't be a republican. i think that was a really significant statement.

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hugo bachega, thank you.ster, shinzo abe, has been taking place in tokyo. many world leaders are attending, including the us vice president, kamala harris. but the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, with some people worried about the cost, and about the close links between mr abe's party and the controversial unification church. 0ur correspondent, mariko 0i, reports from tokyo. akie abe, the widow ofjapan's longest serving prime minister, carries his ashes to his state funeral. 4,500 people attended to pay respect to shinzo abe, who was shot dead injuly in a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the us vice president kamala harris, india's prime minister narendra modi and the uk's former prime minister theresa may. outside, a long queue of people also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his

ok, for now, hugo, thank you _ front lines. ok, for now, hugo, thank you very _ front lines.sense ofthat respond to this? we have had a sense of that already — respond to this? we have had a sense of that already this _ respond to this? we have had a sense of that already this morning, - of that already this morning, hearing from uk foreign office minister gillian keegan responding immediately to what vladimir putin has had to say, and i don't think there will be any change. in fact they will be a strengthening in the uk's they will be a strengthening in the uk's position in terms of its support for ukraine. we've heard in the last day or so the prime minister make commitments to match or increase the amount spent on military assistance to ukraine in the face of the russian invasion over the next year, and this morning, gillian keegan said that vladimir putin's words were chilling, but that it was a threat that he had made before. clearly i cuess that he had made before. clearly i guess over — that he had made before. clearly i guess over the — that he had made before. clearl

i fled from earth, trailed on to it, hugo, i will. hadn't i trouble to sedan? and from there i got to libya, the sullen owen. oh, on my way to libya, we were kidnapped for about 2 weeks early nominees. hm. mazacco it was had we experienced severe hunger and thirst. my son and around 5 people died from that. how much to somebody coming up we left their bodies. there's more than because we didn't have a choice. good is now morality and wet came to europe on a boat. he became a refugee at $24.00 because he refused to enter military service in eritrea. this means imprisonment or worse. ah, is ruth nifty than bay? i didn't know the journey would be so divided very were on the road for a very long time in about a month, 100 of it. and at some point the food ran out of the bag of others, feel that it was especially difficult in the mountains as we had to walk up and down a very high peak and it had snow. and if we had normal sneakers on, we hadn't got proper hiking, boots from credit, if they could run of sure it had them. i was scared at the beginning because i didn'

i said the first hurricane i covered was hugo in 1989. and the people will experience the wind will wind up to the point it sounds like you are standing behind an engine from a jetliner and it will blow so hard and has this very unique whistling sound to it and then all of a sudden, within about two minutes, the wind will stop and the skies will open up and you'll actually be able to see blue sky and during hurricane hugo, midnight the eye came ashore and looked up and saw stars, and thought wow, that was over quickly and then all of a sudden, about an hour later, the wind went from 0 to 120 miles an hour. the interesting thing is the hurricane is approaching, the wind starts very slowly and then comes up 20, 40, 60, 100 miles an hour, and then it stops as the eye comes ashore, and then from 0 to 100 miles an hour right away, and such a frightening experience, and that's when we discovered in charleston that a lot of the damage happened. so as we see the eye coming ashore

probably not see bare river bottom but it won't be the same flooding we saw in 1989 during hurricane hugo. however, if you come up here, if you come up here into this area again with the circulation going this way, you are going to get a lot of water that's piling up here in myrtle beach and in murrells inlet as well. myrtle beach has a fairly substantial dune barrier on the beach, i don't know how much water will get further inland from that, but upwards of 5, 6 feet of storm surge, wind-driven waves as well, it could top the barriers. that's what we are looking at. here is the cape fear, by the way, in north carolina, the border is around here or so. wilmington, north carolina up there and seeing so many hurricanes, does not look like it's affected by this one. we'll talk about where it's going after this a little later in "america reports." right now, let's bring in charleston county sheriff, she's in charleston county. what's it looking like where you are right now as we see the counterclockwise winds coming around, hopefully keeping the storm surge away from the city of charleston. >

thank you, hugo bachega., has been arrested. our correspondent, celestina oluode is at the scene. you join me as forensic steams appear to be packing up from the scene. what we know is that a female officer has sustained serious injuries that could be life changing. another officer was stabbed three times in the neck, and once in the chest. now, the met commissioner sir mark rally, said it does not appear that this incident is terrorism —related —— mark rowley. officers are challenging dangerous i and suspicious people across london, day in and day out. and there is no reason i to believe this is anything | other than one of those incidents, j that has been, sadly, more violent than most of those, so, - we don't think it's linked to the preparations for the funeral, and we have no reason to suggest it's- anything at all to do with terrorism. - we know that a taser was used, and that a man has been arrested on suspicion of gbh, and attempting to an assault on emergency worker. that man was taken to hospital. h

see of any of my every day she travels from done it to batch of mary hugo. is one of the way that each attempt could be her last name with hor, done without no partial credit. could you divide it? yeah, it doesn't get all but oh oh let me have a free to store out last night that i bought that. no, don't get that about that. when you put me as a choke chip from your tablet, a good day that we choose this deal. it is different here. the credit they look at this boy do. right, that i wanted to get to the glue a with at least one person is dead and for injured as the result of shelling in the bold gold region that is in southern russia. the city located near the ukrainian border seas wide spread damage in this residential infrastructure. a bridge in the heart of san region coming under ukrainian shelling local authority, se weston supplied high and mas rockets. what you did, the attack france and romania are set to sign a deal to boost ukrainian grey and shipments to europe and the mediterranean. i thought that the un wants to africa is on the brink of an unprec

american companies that subjugated the country at that moment 2/3 of the country's citizens lived hugovez offered help to honduras below the poverty line against the background of steep skyscrapers of american patrons . so 200 came. the following year, on june 28, 2009, the honduran army, with the support of far-right paramilitary groups and on the explicit orders of the united states, carried out a classic coup at dawn. soldiers broke into the village residence and tied him up. neighboring costa rica with reforms. it was over. honduras today, another us military base well, it is worth mentioning haiti is also a thorn in the eye of american dominance. on this small island, the americans carried out an operation in support of democracy in the nineties, of course, they were not satisfied with the newly elected president. let me think that, in general, the capital region of america is strategically important for them, because this is a state literally south of their border, but they are obliged to influence their policy if they come to power there. uh, certain uh regimes that i like uh th

this isn't going to be a hugo chavez thing. we don't have to worry about that. you know, this will be a temporary thing. then we'll have some benefits. yes, it will have some benefits if done properly. ok, well there's a lot of work for an energy analyst like he right now tom, because there's so much going on at the moment. but thank you very much for clearing up those stories for us. right. they have a good and now to some of the other global business stories making use turkeys. official inflation rate hit a new 24 year high of more than 80 percent in august. some analysts expected an even higher rate of the central bank. unexpectedly cut interest rates last month. the turkish lira has lost more than half of its value in the past year. same with currencies, us dollar has surged to a 20 year high against a basket of 6 currencies, while the euro fell below $0.99. it's lowest since 2002, mid growing concerns over energy prices after russia's complete hold of gas supply by the north stream, one pipeline. the pound also hit its lowest level against the dollar. nearl

. >> julian emanuel, hugo, for being here . dan nathan, we get a few takes from the table. let's go out to you in southern california. is this really about return on capital? >> i think the thing about the difficult economic environment and the volatile market environment is when you want to be careful of. with the stock market down over the last couple of weeks i think the probability of a new low is much higher than what julian is suggesting. i just mean, it is probably going to happen in the next couple of months. but the next thing is, what do you do? you were talking about this low volatility environment. i know a lot of people have this. when we were seeing all of these storm clouds, i will want to buy u.s. treasuries. if you are telling me by the end of the year, if we have a market that is commensurate with it, you are going to want to take the petal off the metal and i think treasuries will rally. and you're going to want to own the q . i think this will lead us to the next bull market. so, q's is where i do it . when the s&p makes lower marks i start leveraging th

hugo, thanks. car that police said had been linked to a firearms offence, but no weapons were found in the vehicle. the independent office for police conduct has launched a homicide investigation. the british actors matthew macfadyen and brett goldstein are among the winners announced at one of television�*s most prestigious awards ceremonies, the emmys. macfadyen was honoured for his role in the drama succession. goldstein was named the best supporting actor in a comedy for ted lasso. a look at some of this morning�*s sport stories. only seven of the ten premier league fixtures scheduled for this weekend will take place. manchester united�*s home game with leeds and chelsea�*s match with liverpool in london on sunday have both been postponed due to concerns around police resourcing ahead of monday�*s funeral. brighton against crystal palace was already called off ahead of a planned rail strike. arsenal�*s europa league tie is also off. tottenham and liverpool will both play their games in the cham

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our correspondent hugo bachega is in kyiv.g mackintosh was working as a medic and he died here in ukraine. we don't have the details about what happened, but his family have set up a page to raise money for his body to be repatriated to the uk. his sister described him as a war hero, a selfless man who died in the line of duty. a spokesperson for the foreign office said, we are supporting the family of a british man who died in ukraine and we are in contact with the local authorities. the family has already raised the money to bring his body back to the uk. just to give you an update of what is happening in the south of the country because a team of un inspectors is now travelling towards the separate sheer nuclear power plant. ukrainian authorities have accused russian authorities of shelling the route to be used by the inspectors. russia and ukraine have traded accusations about who's to blame for shelling the complex and the news this morning shows how difficult mission will be. the un has accused china of "serious human ri

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preston daniel ortega had close ties with hugo chavez, was portrayed stance at the capital. managua, the former venezuela president supported ortega stretching. nicaragua was never a rich country. and since the 79 revolution has struggled to overcome the effects of dictatorship, civil war and a series of hurricanes and other natural disasters, it is still one of the poorest countries in the americas. the coven, 19 global pandemic has also affected the crab was economy damaging tourism and investment? if infrastructure is weak and only 60 percent of its roads are paid, and most of those are in managua. so any kind of travel outside the cities can be a major challenge with me in the town of rusito, worshippers wise as early as 5 an to attend this church here. many romano, yolanda yolanda maria malaria, a garage ifs. when you get the better sense. yes. hang out in the letter saturday i yes, this is a trace and alexandria as you have realized the tree of establishing their l. a . but the congregation is smooth docility itself and the finance from offerings a note to now for the 2 priests