they were the other two sides in the mix —— hull were the other two sides in the mix -- hull kr. were hull kr. for those teams any sport, there is no time to look forward. no english team south of orienting is now left at the top of. for broncos, a one season stay, and the gap between the top two leaks is ha rd to the gap between the top two leaks is hard to console —— no english team south of warrington. and here then, is the table. so london broncos then are relegated afterjust one season in super league. hull kr lost at salford red devils but their superior points difference saw them survive. huddersfield beat catalan dragons to ensure survial too. salford are confirmed in third place ahead of warrington. castleford take the final play—off place as a result of hull fc‘s defeat to st helens. it's stilljust one win for derby county in the championship this season after they drew at home to cardiff. it ended 1—1 at pride park. scot malone had put derby in front afterjust six minutes before cardiff equalised from the penalty spot 13 minutes later through robert glatzel. chelsea manager

hull kr at sa lfo rd , through the games. hull kr at salford, that looks tough. they had to win. salford's run of form is outstanding and they need a win to cement their place in the final. desperation brings a lot of images out. a couple of injuries and suspensions, a tough ask. i'm not sure they will get over the lined there. huddersfield at home against catalan. they should win that, particularly with how much underline for them. again that element of do ordie for them. again that element of do or die must win will get had spilled over. i think catalan‘s form has not been great. they have crumbled away at the back end of the year after showing signs amid part of the season. i do think there is a win there for the huddersfield team. wakefield and london here. let's put it all together, who is going down? i think london, which i am sad about. what they have shown through the year, they have shown enough metal but wakefield are too good a team. brian is part of the team on five live. the most intriguing match of the premier laegue weekend features manchester united and leicester.

that's daniel hull.serious situation. it tells you something about the alarming difficulties that we have systemically within the legal system in the uk at the moment because the position... crowd shouting. they're throwing bricks. get in the car. daniel hull is not alone. the bbc‘s discovered there are 581 british sex offenders who vanished from the system, and although police chiefs say that represents less than 1% of the total, whilst no one knows where they are, children are potentially at risk. paul kenyon, bbc news. british airways pilots are on strike for a second day overpay, causing more disruption for hundreds of thousands of passengers. almost all of ba's flights were cancelled yesterday in the biggest industrial action in the airline's history. the two—day strike is costing the airline around 80 million p. pilots walked out after rejecting an 11.5% pay deal over two years, saying they wa nt pay deal over two years, saying they want a share in the airline's profits. a report into power failure

here in hull, a new wall is being built to protect thousands of people.lling homes with mud. gordon rasen watched it happen. the water came over there into the dock, out of the dock straight into the streets, because there was no... because the dock was already full of water. what was it like when that happened? frightening, really. we know that sea level will rise... and if in future the ocean is a metre higher, the impact could be even worse. scientists are using simulations to see how bad the flooding could get. it won't be possible to defend everywhere, quite simply. there will be areas that will have to retreat from with that level of sea—level rise. economically, itjust won't make sense to do so. we can win individual battles, but the overall war, we'll lose. just a few miles from hull, these homes have very little to protect them from a rising sea, which matters, because the report says that, whatever efforts are made to tackle climate change, the level of the oceans is going to keep rising in the coming decades. which means that people here and in

david shukman, bbc news, in hull.tbus — has gone into administration. the company, which is one of northern ireland's largest employers, is best known for manufacturing london's routemaster double—deckers. 1,200 workers have been made redundant. emma vardy is at the firm's headquarters in ballymena in county antrim. this is a massive blow to the workforce and the northern ireland economy. absolutely. this is one of northern ireland's flagship companies. and it isafamily ireland's flagship companies. and it is a family firm that has been providing livelihoods in this area for several generations. so, there was a real despondency here at the factory earlier today, as workers arrived to be told that as no new buyer had been found for the firm, they were to lose theirjobs. just to warn you, this report contains some flash photography. downed tools and an exodus of workers followed this morning's announcement. many leaving behind lifelong employment, their services no longer required. they were telling us everything is 0k,

david shukman, bbc news, in hull.widnes. the attack on 44—year—old elayne stanley happened at a house yesterday evening. cheshire police said one of the dogs was destroyed while the other was captured and taken to a secure kennel. no arrests have been made. the energy company edf says its new hinkley point c nuclear power plant could be 15 months late — and £2.9 billion over budget. the company blamed what it called "challenging ground conditions". the extra costs will be borne by edf and the french firm's chinese business partner. sainsbury‘s is to close another 70 argos shops and move them inside its supermarkets. it will also close up to 15 supermarkets and a0 convenience stores. the company says the closures are part of a plan to reduce costs by £500 million over five years. sainsbury‘s is also planning to open around 120 new grocery outlets — mostly convenience stores. the transport secretary, grant shapps, has said the government will look at whether bonuses paid to thomas cook executives can be recovered throug

david shukman, bbc news in hull.ed arab emirates has become the first arab astronaut on the international space station. hazzaa al—monsoori embraced his fellow crew when he arrived, smiling broadly, after a six—hour flight on a russian soyuz rocket. he'll spend eight days on board. the world got its first up close look at the newest member of britain's royal family today. the duke and duchess of sussex introduced their baby son archie to archbishop desmond tutu on the couple's 10—day tour of africa. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was there. he's four months and 19 days old now, and little has been seen of archie harrison mountbatten—windsor since his birth on the sixth of may. but here he was in cape town today with his mother and father, to meet one of cape town's most celebrated citizens, archbishop desmond tutu and his daughter, thandeka. archie, inevitably, became the centre of attention. that's something he'll need to get used to. laughter oh, you like the ladies? sensible conversation was temporarily

david shukman, abc news in hull. —— bbc news. as young as seven are being groomed to sell sex in one of the world's largest licensed brothels. prostitution is legal in some areas of bangladesh, but some women say they were forced into the life and started work when they were children. a children's charity is trying to help young people escape this life by offering education from the age of five. our education and family correspondent frankie mccamley has been to the country to find out more about the projects. this is a dark world where the unimaginable happens to children. they're born into a life where sex is sold on every street corner, in a brothel that's so popular it's grown into a village, home to nearly 2,000 sex workers. train horn. a familiar noise at the end of the line, signalling the arrival of more customers. to get into the brothel, men must pay at the gates. anything else is extra. they line dance bars, drinking home—made alcohol, choosing the girl they want. it'll get busy later. it's clear many don't want us her

that's daniel hull.ut the alarming difficulties that we have systemically within the legal system in the uk at the moment because the position... crowd shouting they're throwing bricks. get in the car. daniel hull is not alone. the bbc‘s discovered there are 581 british sex offenders who vanished from the system, and although police chiefs say that represents less than 1% of the total, whilst no one knows where they are, children are potentially at risk. paul kenyon, bbc news. a look at the headlines on afternoon live the cabinet meets to discuss its options — after the commons was suspended in the early hours amid chaotic scenes. a review of the use of prescription drugs finds that 12 million patients in england regularly take medicines which could be addictive. labour calls for geoffrey boycott‘s knighthood to be withdrawn after he said he "couldn't give a toss" about criticism of his domestic violence conviction. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. employment in the uk remains at a recor

and then you have the experience to charley hull and aza ha ra experience to charley hull and azaharas megan khang and annie park. the americans have six rookies and their captain has put five of them out in the morning sessions. keen to get them into the swing of things. the americans have w011 swing of things. the americans have won this event ten times, europe five. we will see over the next three days where this edition is going to finally go. primoz roglic has increased his lead at the vuelta a espa na with just three stages to go. the slovenian is almost three minutes clear after finishing second to 22—year—old colombian sergio higuita on stage 18. but rival nairo quintana finishing eighth saw roglic strengthen his grip on the leader's red jersey. four—time singles grand slam champion kim clijsters has said that she plans to come out of retirement after seven years away from women's tennis. the 36—year—old first retired in 2007 two years after winning the us open to have the first of her three children. she then returned two years later, in 2009, and won two more us open titles

cargo ship, the final worker pulled to safety after rescuers followed faint taps on the side of the hull. just ahead, new images from inside the dramatic rescue, and the latest on how those men are doing this morning. >>> breaking overnight, mixed message, north korea carries out a new missile launch. its 8th weapons test over the past two months, the provocative act just hours after the regime said it was ready to hold talks with the u.s. how will the white house respond. >> from russia with secrets? a possible russian spy working for the cia reportedly pulled out of moscow now living in washington, d.c. did his alleged role in uncovering vladimir putin's election meddling land him in our nation's capital. >>> all that, plus sarah palin's husband files for divorce, the reason behind the surprising breakup after 31 years of marriage. >>> what is welcome back? >> i'm happy to report i'm still here. >>> alex trebek kicks off a new season of jeopardy with good news about his health. >>> and big deal, red sox legend david ortiz makes a surprise appearance at fenway park to throw out the firs

equipment, taking place under a hot sun with temperatures in the 90s. >> they drilled a hole in the hull and the crew member's location after hearing temperatures from inside the ship. >> when i heard the news this morning, tap backs throughout the night, i think that really motivated the team here. >> reporter: a grueling rescue effort over two days buoyed by the sounds of life they are investigating what went wrong to this capsizing sunday morning, in the meantime, the first three crew members pulled off on relatively good healtheverne is cigarette innit with 450 people getting sick from vaping in 33 states the american medical association is urging people to stop using e-cigarettes. at the same time a government crackdown tonight on one of the biggest brands our dr. john torres has more. >> reporter: one after the other. young healthy adults hospitalized with severe respiratory illnesses. >> i was having a hard time breathing. i couldn't walk well. >> reporter: so sick they are being put into medically induced comas. >> i had no idea what was >> reporter: the cause, vaping. slamming j

inur cw hull to let rescue teams know where they were. captain john read says they initially weren't sure whether it was the men or cargo crashing around. >> when we found out last night that the tapping was coming back and that they had it consistently throughout the night, that made all the difference in the world. >> a helicopter landed on the 650-foot ship. rescuers propelled down and passed food and water through a tell to the three of them. the fourth was behind a glass wall that took more time to reach. >> i know it was a lot hotter on that ship for them than it was for us on the outside. i'm sure on the outside it was pushing 120 degrees or more. >> the south korean company said they're working with the coast guard on limiting any damage to the environment. port officials are trying to figure out how to reopen one of the busiest u.s. seaports for shipping cars. and, anne-marie, what caused the cargo ship to capsize is still under investigatioion. >> all right. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >> thanks. >>> now

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huddersfield and hull kr also survive.l fight like crazy and — like they did against tottenham, for example. they had a couple of good results. now, for us, the game will be a real challenge. we'll need pretty much everybody on their toes and i hope that after two weeks — or i don't know when we had the last home game — but we need that atmosphere again at 12:30. and if we have that atmosphere, then we can do something. derby and cardiff's stuttering start to the championship season continues. they drew 1—1 last night, robert glatzel‘s penalty sealing a point for cardiff. among today's games, leaders swansea host nottingham forest. we're expecting big crowds in manchester city centre today for the finish of the tour of britain cycling race. dutchman mathieu van der poel has a 12—second lead after winning his second stage of the event. they set off from altrincham at 11 o'clock. britain's alice tai has continued her dominance at the world para swimming championships. she won herfifth gold medal in london last night with vic

with huddersfield beating hull on friday night, rovers needed to win to create a gap in the table fromers leeds today. tries from ryan shaw and one for danny maguire settled the contest. vasly lomachenko beat britain's luke campbell at london's o2 arena on points to add wbc lightweight title to his wba and wbo belts. lomachenko — who's regarded as one of the best pound—for—pound boxers — was made to work hard for the thrilling win, though. campbell was knocked down in the 11th round by the ukrainian — who won by a unanimous decision. i was too close, i was too close but it's boxing and i said before, for me it doesn't matter about the result, knockout, tko or score, it doesn't matter, win, just win. rafa nadal has powered through to the fourth round of the us open. the world number two was clinical in seeing off south korea's chung hyeon in straight sets yesterday evening. nadal will now face either john isner or 2014 champion marin cilic in the next round. defending champion naomi osaka is also through, beating 15—year—old coco gauff in straight sets 6—3, 6—0. gauff‘s serving badly le

and aza ha ra starring for them, charley hull and azahara munoz, the europeans who halved that lateame out on fire today, wrapping up an important win, and georgia hall also with an important point and she has been very steady for team europe. nothing really but the tricky weather between these teams heading into the afternoon. sarah, thank you very much indeed. you can follow the golf on the bbc sport website. there is more there, including news of today's football. which currently includes leaders liverpool drawing with newcastle, but that's all the sport for now. liberal democrat leader jo swinson says she hopes to convince party members at their conferenece in bournemouth to back a policy of scrapping brexit without another referendum. ms swinson says holding the referendum got the uk "into a mess". and she believes revoking article 50 — the formal process to leave the eu — is the only satisfactory way out. liberal democrats are crystal clear, we wa nt liberal democrats are crystal clear, we want to stop brexit, so if we find ourselves in a general election that will be our uneq

emergency response teams on the hull of that massive overturned ship. one of the crew members on a stretcher, lowered to safety. another seen smiling after a grueling 30 hours trapped inside horrifying conditions. >> i know it's a lot hotter in that ship than it was for us on the outside and i'm sure on the outside it was probably pushing 120 or more. >> reporter: rescuers locating the men after hearing them tap on the ship. the last of the four crew members trapped in the control room, extracted just moments ago. >> when i heard the news this morning that we had tap-backs throughout the night, i think that really motivated the team here. >> reporter: the first emergency calls coming at 2:00 a.m. on sunday morning. >> the cargo ship just flipped over in the channel. you need to call coast guard. >> reporter: shortly after leaving port off the coast of georgia, the massive cargo ship carrying more than 4,000 cars made a turn and toppled over. >> all vessels are requested to keep a sharp lookout and assist if possible. >> reporter: the coast guard pulling

cas must now hope hull don't surprise leaders st helens tomorrow and knock them out of the top 5.e day's other sport stories. britain's alice tai's continued her brilliant run at the world para swimming championships at the london aquatics centre. she won herfourth gold medal of the week this evening — this time in the 400 metres freestyle in the s8 category. that ended the american jessie long's decade—long hold on that race title. becky redfern beat the usa's colleen young to claim victory in the 100 metres breaststroke. and gb made it 12 golds in total with another win in the mixed 4x100 metres freestyle relay for athletes with learning disabilities. meanwhile dame sarah storey successfully defended her time trial title at the para cycling world championships in holland, but she criticised organisers for endangering safety. she said that cars in the town of essen were crossing junctions just seconds before riders approached and pedestrians were also an issue. dutchman mathieu van der poel has retaken the lead of the tour of britain with two stages remaining. he finished sixth o

hull. hull east, i think, is it? but anyway, here he is, karl turner, confronting dominic cummings.ategy, brexitcasters, dominic cummings is absolutely central. the chief of staff, de facto, for the prime minister, who is someone whose name is sort of spat out by his detractors and is revered by plenty of brexiteers — i think is probably a potted summary of where he is biographically. anyway, here is said moment today. i mean, who would have thought a couple of years ago, we would be in a situation where a very senior downing street operative is being upbraided... mmm. ..by a labour mp because he had death threats overnight... mmm. ..and the answer would be, "well, just get brexit done, then"? we have come a very long way down a very surprising path, that's very worrying for some people. but equally, wasn't it convenient that karl turner's office were there with their camera phones to film it, and then were very happy to make it available for everyone else to see? so, he wanted to make his point not in private to dominic cummings, but to the whole world. well, we're in that era now.

and it was the battle at the bottom, as hull kingston rovers took on london broncos, and it was the visiting 20 16, jay pitts one of their three try scorers. elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds. ferrari's charles leclerc is the man to beat once again at the italian grand prix fastest in both practise sessions today. following his maiden win in belgium last weekend, the frenchman set the pace, just ahead of lewis hamilton in his mercedes. it was an encouraging second session for hamilton, who leads the drivers‘ standings by 65 points. scotland's robert macintyre is in pole position to cap a brilliant rookie season with his first european tour title he leads the european open in hamburg by four shots after a flawless second round of 65. macintyre‘s debut season has already produced back to back runners up finishes and a tie for sixth in the open at royal portrush. back to football and the women's super league starts this weekend. for the first time in the new era, there will be a manchester derby and it will be played at the ethiad. stamford bridge will host chelsea's

the owner of hull city football camp a micro —— cam...| hull city football camp a micro —— cam... have to be very careful. if you respond to one of those, you can put yourself in trouble. what is the advice for victims of this?” think the public think people in the public eye must have a thick skin. gary linacre and rachel riley got together, if you are trolled, you should ignore —— gary lineker. just last week, i was speaking to a yorkshire mp who was telling me about the abuse that they regularly gets and how hurtful and distressing it is. these people can sit in the comfort of their own homes and write what they want, the longer—term damage, we probably have yet to see. just quickly, there was a great programme last week all about trolling that little mix starjesi had to deal with. it is on iplayer now. trolling is not going away. more tonight on that? more tonight on that, and this happens only to popular personalities with a large fan based... don't you worry! have you ever worked with him? not yet - i very much look forward to it. no sincerity in that. let's shut that off. j

huddersfield and hull kr also survive.% record — they kick the weekend off at lunchtime, at home to newcastle. newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example and they had kind of a good result and now for us the game will bea result and now for us the game will be a real challenge and pretty much eve ryo ne be a real challenge and pretty much everyone at home, we need the atmosphere of it again and 12 30 and if we have the atmosphere then we can do something. derby and cardiff's stuttering start to the championship season continues. they drew 1—1 last night, robert glatzel‘s penalty sealing a point for cardiff. among today's games, leaders swansea host nottingham forest. we're expecting big crowds in manchester city centre today for the finish of the tour of britain cycling race. dutchman mathieu van der poel has a 12—second lead after winning his second stage of the event. they set off from altrincham at 11 o'clock. britain's alice tai has continued her dominance at the world para swimming

coming up three or four degrees in hull, for example.up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british isles. such that on saturday we could be looking at 211—25 somewhere in the south. and it's as far ahead as sunday before we see meaningful rain coming from the atlantic. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: a huge surge in the price of oil — one day after an attack on saudi arabia's largest production facility. water cannon and tear gas mark the 99th day of protests in hong kong. a special report from kashmir — six weeks after the indian government revoked its special status and locked down communication. more than a dozen families have told us that a child from their home was taken into custody. some were released after several days, some are still locked up. and we meet the 97—year—old former fighter pilot taking to the skies

. >> there are injuries reported within the ship's hull. >> reporter: the that was fire on board. 20 mers of the crew were earthquakely rescued. >> it was too isky to locate the four individuals remain missing at this time. >> reporter: the accident closed the par for the search and rescue effort. they will need to stabilize the ship to continue the search and rescue operations. the coast guard and inventsb wi investigate. >> thank you. >>> more fire and fury on the streets of hong kong tonight. this after many protesters gathered outside the consulate today waving american flags and sleeding for help. >> american's stars and strieps, paraded by hong kong protesters angry at their government. many feel their freedoms are being eroded by china and the u.s. might be the only superpar to stop it. protesters held up protesters of donald trump and say iing the american national anthem. hoping washington will notice. thousands of angry protesters are walking past the consulate. they are asking, they are pleading the congress to pass a law that would pin punish them. >> reporter: a legislat

and the temperatures responding, coming up three or four degrees in hull, for example.p into some real warmth coming up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british isles, such that on saturday we could be looking at 211—25 somewhere in the south. and it's as far ahead as sunday before we see meaningful rain coming from the atlantic. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: it is six o'clock. it is monday morning. face to face talks: the prime minister meets european commission president later, and is set to reject any offer to delay brexit. boris johnson is set to reject any offer to delay brexit when he meets the european commission president for the first time as prime minister. calls for universities to be legally responsible for their students' mental health needs. good morning. what is the recipe for economic success? food & drink is one of the biggest exports from the uk. but brexit uncertainty is taking its toll.

. >> reporter: -- hull. >> reporter: officials are investigating if weather played a role in they have rerouted all shipping traffic as they figure out how to up right the ship. cbs news, new york. >> investigators are looking into whether the cargo ships stability was compromised when it left port. >>> one week after hurricane dorian struck the bahamas, the desperation to escape the devastation is rising, thousands are scrambling to escape the areas, government officials said they have evacuated 3500 people, the un says 70,000 people are in need of food and shelter, firefighters from the city of miami and miami-dade county searched for victims on grand bahama island delivering aid. >> all the debris lined up in front of her home. this is your whole life right there. >> right there. everything is gone and one time. >> of the u.s. coast guard and customs and border protection are assisting in the recovery effort, local officials say the death toll is expected to increase significantly, because a large number of people are still unaccounted for. >>> the live news desk, keeping an eye on

it went well for them and their final pairing of charlie hull, she is a vetera n pairing of charlie hullpoint for them. they were up against the american rookies so in terms of the former pairing is that we did have in the morning sessions, it did end up in the morning sessions, it did end up with 2.5 points to 1.5 points. georgia hall, herself a major champion last year, guiding europe to another point. the calleda sisters who made history, now we are under way in the afternoon. we do have the first points on the board for the americans. a record equalling win for them. that was a seven and five win for them. they we re seven and five win for them. they were against the european pair. there are three matches still under way. it is looking like the first one will go towards europe, that is close to finishing with suzanne pedersen and ann van damme going well there. the other couple are closer. one in particular, bronte law, proving a fan favourite here today with her celebrations. she is playing along with european player carlotta sikander. she is the top european player. the americans h

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and spying for the cew a >>> and during 120-degree temperatures the last missing sailer tapped the hull of of the ship to alert rescuers as he's pulled through a hole cut in the bottom of the massive cargo ship off the coast of georgia >> the simple thing you can do once orortwice a week to cut your chance of heart attack oeror stro i boston red sox faithful as big papi returns to fenway after being mistakenly shot in the dominican republic >>> and annage ol biteer and ba it utuntil the wee hours of of the morning."early today" startw >>> we start with breaking news overnight. a spy thriller playing out unour own backyard the former soonier russian official is loving in the washington area under u.s. protection he was an informant and extract frumd russia by the augance in the first year of the trump presidency cnn reported the cia are moved the spy after officials became concerned he was in danger of being caught and other key details at the request of u.s. officials who say reporting the information could endangerer his life. however he was living >> reporter: i wknocd on his door ien

then you look the thing up by the hull number that is in the indictment, the catamaran hull number and it's not some training sailboat. it's a 40-foot-long catamaran. and it's a speedboat thingy. do we have the picture? thank you very much. this is it. this is a 40-foot catamaran, this plush speedboat thing. this is what we are getting. which is very nice, right? congratulations are in order. we're getting one of these. it's a 2018. brand-new. nice brand. we're also getting a 2018 ford f-150, also a trail they're goes with it. and i think we're also going to get these two items from caterpillar. this is the first one. i don't think of these things as the sort of thing people bring home for personal use, but how fun would this be? a model just like this is described in the indictment as a tractor. when you look it up based on the model number, it's what caterpillar calls a small dozer. which would be fun. imagine tooling around on that on your back lawn. also we're getting one of these. it's a model 320 medium sized caterpillar hydraulic excavator. we, the american taxpayers, are gettin

he says that around 3:15 in the morning, he was awaken to somebody banging on his hull. of his boat. he's got a very large boat. and he sees a small dinghy with five men. those were the crew members from that boat. they had made their way over to his boat and they told him that there were those 34 passengers still onboard. at that moment, they all got on the boat. he started trying to give them warm clothing. they called the coast guard and the coast guard said that two abled-body men should go back into the water, get back into the dinghy and they should search to see if there were any other survivors. two men then went back into the water. they searched for survivors. they could not find any. he says for about an hour, he says the men while they were on the boat, they said that they thought that the fire may have started in the galley and when they made their way into the galley, because that's where one of the escape hatches was located, it was covered in flames. to the point where there were tiles falling off of the roof. so they jumped overboard, swam to the back of

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it said it's a catamaran that we're getting and it gave a hull number and i figured that meant, like, a little, like, training sailing boat. full disclosure, that misconception on my part might be because i know nothing about boats. i do own a canoe, but i still don't even understand how to control that. if i tried to do it myself, i just go around in circles. the only way i can operate the canoe is if susan wants to paddle me around, in which case i catch gigantic fish like that. i can't even drive e canoe. grain of salt here, i don't get boats. i'm reading through this part of the indictment and it describes that we, the american taxpayers, are about to get a catamaran, to me, no boat concepts, that seems like no big deal. but then, you look the thing up by the hull number that is in the dirmenindictment, and it tu out, it's not just some little training sailboat. it's a 40-foot-long catamaran. and it's basically a big speedboat thingy. and it is really -- do we have the picture? thank you very much. this is it. this, apparently, is a 40-foot catamaran. it's this gigantic plush spee

it's inverted, compromised hull.o bring it up without breaking it apart or losing evidence. we had two fbi dive teams here. we all know they are conducting investigations, interviews, if you will, with crew members, boat yesterday and today we're told. of course, the ntsb is here trying to figure out what happened. i want to show you something. you see this boat behind me? this is a near carbon copy of the boat that sunk. okay? it's critical. you see three levels. the top level, the crews quarters were on the top level in front of the bridge. second floor is the galley and the dining area as well. then, of course, below deck is where these individuals, 34 passengers and one crew member were sleeping. what's critical here, according to the sheriff, the fire began on the second floor. somehow they were not able to get out from the bottom through number one. there's an escape hatch in the rear. there's also a very narrow stair case in the front. the guys on the top were not able to access the fire ebbing stingishers or

reporter: landing a team on the ship via helicopter on monday, rescuers drilled a hole through the hull bringing all four men to safety. >> their condition is good for having spent close to 35 hours in the conditions they are in. i know they look super happy on the tugboat. >> reporter: they will investigate this and the coast guard does not believe they hit anything as it left the sound but video evidence shows that it started listing when another vessel passed by. nbc bay area news. >>> three more campfire victims have been identified. ten months after the fire all are from the town of paradise. last year's wildfire killed 86 people desoy1400 homes and the most destructive wildfire in california history. >>> san francisco plans to get into the electricity business gaining support. supervisor hillary ronin is expected to introduce a resolution backing the city's proposal to purchase pg&e power lines. the city has submitted an official offer letter to the utility company and includes $2.5 billion for the acquisition of assets that serve san rancisc bankruptcy. >>> the state budget does

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. >> reported within the ship's hull back at this point. >> reporter: the coast guard says there was fire on board. 20 members of the crew were quickly rescued. >> smoke and flames began to appear, the situation was too risky to further go inside the vessel to attempt to locate the four individuals who remain missing at this time. >> reporter: the accident closed the port for the search and rescue effort. the captain of the "golden ray" is speaking with the coast guard. they'll need to stabilize the ship to continue the search and rescue operation. the coast guard and national transportation safety board will investigate. kris van kleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> now to the latest damage from what was hurricane dorian. in the bahamas, the death toll from the storm has risen to at least 44, but government officials warn that number will likely significantly rise as rescue crews continue searching devastated areas. some communities remain isolated by floodwaters. many roads into and out of some neighborhoods are destroyed. hundreds are lining up for flights or boats off the island. o

this is the exposed hull of the massive cargo ship behind me where those rescue crews had to cut a holemake a path to freedom for the crew members. this morning, a heroic rescue caught on tape. the coast guard capturing the moment the final crew member trapped inside the "golden ray" makes his way out of the overturned hull. rescue workers applauding as he emerges. that man seen here joyously walking off the boat after spending nearly 36 hours trapped in the ship's control room alone with no access to fresh water or food. captain john reed, the commander on the scene, thanking his team. >> the best day of my career because you guys did that. [ applause ] >> reporter: all four crew members trapped inside the "golden ray" safe after the massive cargo ship capsized off the coast of georgia sunday and erupted into flames. the four men surviving a battle of life and death, dealing with sweltering temperatures topping what felt like 140 degrees now finally on dry land walking around smiling. salvage crews navigating dangerous conditions to find three men trapped below deck near these propelle

coast guard drilled a hole through the overturned ships hull to speak with the four crew members inside and they're working on a plan to get them out safely. >> the golden ray was turning late saturday when it started leaning to one side and caught fire. it had just departed from the colonial island when the vessel began to lift and it was on the way to baltimore. it prompted the coast guard to issue a bulletin to other ships. >> keep a sharp lookout and report all sightings to the united states coast guard. >> 24 people on board. 20 already rescued. the coast guard said so far there are no signs of any active leaks coming from the ship. investigators and the ntsb are still working to determine the cause of the accident. >> to our other top story. the workweek begins under a dark clad of a major runway closure. that is forcing -- this is forced by major construction. this is by the day's inn and could account for 1200 canceled or delayed flights in the first three days. thom jensen is live at sfo with the map that is a big problem at the airport. thom? >> reporter: it is very ugly, marc

charlie hull and azahara munoz anchoring home europe in the final match to give them the lead.d out for 294" traiolling 211. archer has both openers caught behind the wicket australia lost their opening pair cheaply, disappointment for david warner. actual striking just a few moments ago. the discussions will continue, how do you get steve smith out? he has been so impressive through the series and angle beloved to level up and avoid defeat at the oval. alice tai's impressive performances at the world para championships continue. she set a new world record time in her heats in the s8 50metre freestyle, she's won four gold medals at the games so far. sir dave brailsford, the head of cycling's team ineos, formerly team sky, has said this morning that he's recovering from prostate cancer. sir dave underwent surgery last month after the cancer was diagnosed in july. the 55 year—old oversaw team gb's domination of track cycling at the 2008 and 2012 olympics and has led a team that has produced seven tour de france winners in the last eight years. now he mayjust be a month into his o