abbey williams and leibby jermaine were out hiking. their bodies were found by a railway bridge. libby managed to record audio of a man's voice. now colorado and indiana cops are working together. 31-year-old daniel nations was arrested outside colorado springs, accused of threatening several people on a hiking trail with a hatchet. nations is also a person of interest in the death of a cyclist in the same area earlier this month. police are looking at possible similarities between those incidents and the girls' deaths. indiana police cautioned that right now there is nothing that definitively connects this person to their investigation. libby jermaine's fam police have finally caught her killer. >> we are hopefully optimistic that today is the day. >> it's been a long seven months. it would be a relief if it were him. our fingers are crossed. our toes are crossed. >> reporter: the mother of abbey williams tells abc news, our family is hoping and praying that god's got this and that today is finally the day. indiana police say they've received more than 1,000 photos of people who

you did a great job getting so many people to the jermaine arena.aiting for the storm to hit. it must be an anxious time for those families inside the arena. i mentioned it earlier being inside the superdome. it's sown settling when you bring just a few belongings with you not being sure if you can return to your home after storm hits. they're all huddled here. >> david, great interview. if there's a silver lining from whereat is going on in napeles is that that did heed the warnings. the residents got out or went to a shelter. they listened to the warnings. david, thank you. >> the point he makes about the anxiety of the folks who evacuated, there's a lot to worry about right now. and for more on where this storm is right now and where it's heading, up north of where david is. david is in naples. rob is in sarasota. it's calm. but not for long. give us your sense, rob. >> you asked me where it's going. it's coming here. coming here tonight. where sit right now, dramatic, >>> exclusive accu-weather for fall-like, highs around 74, no humidity. to be

you did a great job getting so many people to the jermaine arena.aiting for the storm to hit. it must be an anxious time for those families inside the arena. i mentioned it earlier being inside the superdome. it's sown settling when you bring just a few belongings with you not being sure if you can return to your home after storm hits. they're all huddled here. >> david, great interview. if there's a silver lining from whereat is going on in napeles is that that did heed the warnings. the residents got out or went to a shelter. they listened to the warnings. david, thank you. >> the point he makes about the anxiety of the folks who evacuated, there's a lot to worry about right now. and for more on where this storm is right now and where it's heading, up north of where david is. david is in rob is in sarasota. it's calm. but not for long. give us your sense, rob. >> you asked me where it's going. it's coming here. coming here tonight. where sit right now, dramatic, dramatic, right over sugar loaf key. the eye, the calm. but the winds gusting over 90

jermaine.s old. >> okay awesome. >> he's looking happy with that backpack because he just started kindergarten. >> look how -- look at his little smart outfit. he is so handsome. >> well dressed. >> yes, he is. >> yup. jermaine watches fox5 each and every morning with his mom. >> awesome. before he heads out to the bus stop. >> have a super day. >> yeah. love it jermaine. kindergarten is a full day. in the like half days when we were there. >> it's a full day. >> all right. jermaine. no naps either. >> hope off great day at school and hope you're loving your kindergarten experience. >> yes. >> i loved kindergarten. >> kindergarten was great. >> it was fun. >> what a cutie pie. to send us your child's picture go to our facebook page fox5 d.c. if they're as cute as jermaine send them in. we'll get them on the air tomorrow. >> 71 now in washington. we are looking and humid day. upper 70s to about 80. and the possibility of few additional showers and thunderstorms. we've already had a light rain sh

past a big shelter, the jermaine arena near ft. myers, we saw thousands of people gathered outside, trying to get in. in is exactly what officials want to see. no one on the roads and people trying to get into shelters, they want people to stay in place or get out as soon as possible. chris? >> from here we're still having difficulty communicating with chris cuomo in miami beach. the major concern obviously as chad myers mentioned is that that part of the state was looking at a much weaker storm obviously overnight irma shifted westerly and instead of 80-85-mile-per-hour winds, they're looking at upwards of 115-mile-per-hour winds. let's turn over to bill weir in key largo, which is going to be very close to where the storm hit. it is still going to be felt very strongly there, bill. what are you seeing now? >> we saw a couple of squalls, we thought here we go, and now it's calmed down. the rain has stopped and the whitecaps have eased off at snappers beach bar, i've been getting messages from people. you keep talking about coverag

west indies we re jermaine blackwood gone.dies were trying to build a lead but running out of batsmen. england were trying to stop everyone will stop wait and see who decided to chase this paul all the way to the boundary. here comes a wicketkeeper just too late. with intense batting concentration required, shane did this. he's had a miserable 5erie5 and england took that six wicket with west indies ju5t and england took that six wicket with west indies just 52 runs ahead in this deci5ive test. west indies stretched that lead to 82 at lunch interval, 5till 5ix wicket5 down and they still carry some optimism into they still carry some optimism into the afternoon. both manchester city and liverpool are looking to move to the top of the premier league table, for a few hours at least, they're in action at the moment at the emirates in the day's early kick off. plenty of drama. the visitors had the better of the early play but manchester city lead, the only goal5 so manchester city lead, the only goal5 so far putting them one up. a

the winner came from a far more familiar goal—scorer, england's jermain defoe set up byjordon ibe, tost goal of his second spell at the club and earn eddie howe's team a much needed victory. and emotions. relief is the biggest one. you want to get your victory as soon as possible. first game, second game. it is taken as longer. today was very important. the real achievement for the players was to go1—0 achievement for the players was to go 1—0 down and respond in the manner that we did, that was special. rangers missed the chance to go level on points at the top of the scottish premiership after being held to a 2—2 draw at partick thistle. it started well when alfredo morelos but the glasgow side ahead inside 20 minutes. however thistle took the initiative after the break with goals from blair spittal. another from chris erskine put the jags deservedly ahead but received a straight red for a dangerous tackle just seven minutes later, allowing rangers to battle back for a equaliser through from graham dorrans...to move up to third in the table. officials at a partial say they took prec

with byron munich sacking their coach carlo and chalabi after a three nil thrashing by paris on jermaine now the shock waves from that move by germany's biggest club are still reverberating a former byron player really sod all will take over as interim coach for their next match that's at half of berlin on sunday when the club's home. gets a reminder now of our top stories this hour indian officials say more than twenty people are dead dozens more injured following a stampede in mumbai incident happened on a foot bridge at the probably every row weigh station during morning rush hour. that bridge was reportedly overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains . i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for joining us sara kelly will be with you at the top of the hour from a thanks so much for being with us and have a great weekend. the world over information they provide the pinions they want to express g.w. and phase.

there's an arena not far from here, the jermaine arena, where people are huddled. it reminds me of being inside i remember being there with the families. the roof beginning to rip off over our heads. i can't imagine what it is like to be in there. 100-mile-per-hour winds for several hours. it will be a tough ride. >> it will be a harrowing afternoon. want to move up to coast to rob marciano in sarasota. they're feeling it already. >> just when i said it would be a cake walk here, the winds and the rains started howling here. we're a good 10 to 12 hours from the core. we're near the bay. the entire west coast of florida is susceptible because they have bays and bays and bays. ft. myers has it, punta gorda. naples. very us susceptible from all ofe water. they have barrier eislands. the water here will get up and over this area, potentially up and over my head. panning over here. it is water as for as the eye can see, obscure bid some of the rainfall. that's not the ocean, my friends. that is the bay. beyond that, the gulf of mexico. all that water will push up. not t

there's an arena not far from here, the jermaine arena, where people are huddled. it reminds me of being inside the superdome inside of katrina. i remember being there with the families. the roof beginning to rip off over our heads. i can't imagine what it is like to be in there. 100-mile-per-hour winds for several hours. it will be a tough ride. >> it will be a harrowing afternoon. want to move up to coast to rob marciano in sarasota. they're feeling it already. >> just when i said it would be a cake walk here, the winds and the rains started howling here. we're a good 10 to 12 hours from the core. we're near the bay. the entire west coast of florida is susceptible because they have bays and bays and bays. ft. myers has it, punta gorda. naples. very us susceptible from all ofe water. they have barrier eislands. the water here will get up and over this area, potentially up and over my head. panning over here. it is water as for as the eye can see, obscure bid some of the rainfall. that's not the ocean, my friends. that is the bay. beyond that, the gulf of mexico. a

jermaine despres was there.ember, she was a thing, they were there to round out the rendition of the song. >> mariah came off the jet ski. it sounds good. what do we think? ♪ what you got is far beyond compare ♪ >> that was good. >> she sounds all right. better than new year's eve, no doubt. >> and a look at a canadian rapper with plenty of tattoos. and the latest features denzel washington and a trumpet, a tribute to the 1990 spike lee hit, mo better blues. >> it's only the first session with a peace and a thank you to drake for his trust. drake for his trust. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from being embarassed by her parents? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen ings. not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one

and the way he was with jermain such a great smile. and the way he was withjermain defoe.aid, a few days ago, so emotional, wanted to be pa rt of days ago, so emotional, wanted to be part of the game today, but it is a really nice touch for the fans to see on screen and really nice touch for the fans to see on screen and be really appreciated. the money you are raising, what will that do? the family have set up a new foundation, it will help children with equipment, treatment going forward, the family are going to use the money for the right reasons. families that are in a similar situation, it will help them. and it‘s about raising awareness of what bradley went through and for the disease means. and how people can, not only the families but for people facing it themselves, what help can get and where they can go to and whether there is an answer. good question... i think everyone would like to find an answer to cancer but i think this is more about the care and trying to get through the process. what about bradley's family? have you had a lot of contact with them? willa

jermaine blackwood out and the match accelerated. but hope bats on the different level.nt past 50, as west indies tried to build a meaningful lead. hope gone for 62. and anderson ended with seven wickets in the innings. west indies were all out for 177. job done. well, hisjob done. england still had to score 107 to win. a precious opportunity for tom westley to impress in the middle. and for henry blofeld in the commentary box. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the end of it. you say you will miss me, i tell you what, i will miss you all something dreadful. at the end of his last test match special stint, an audience beyond even the radio acknowledged his career. winning runs came from mark stoneman, another aspiring batsman. the winter ashes may well expose any england weaknesses, butjoe root has already won his first two series as england captain, and many of his predecessors had to wait a long time to do that. lovely to see him bow out was that england when ann bingen go into the ashes on the back of a win but how battle hardened will they be? it was not quite as one

fallout with byron munich sacking their coach carlo and chalabi after a three now thrashing by paris jermainethe shock waves from that move by germany's biggest club are still reverberating in the football world. carlo and returning from an away match for what turned out to be the last time after fifteen months in charge byron's stinging three nil loss in paris was the last straw. the italians starting line up in that match had raised eyebrows for you robin and front group as well as jerome boating and mats hummels were all left out. angela he gambled and went bust the german champions looked second best all over the pitch and were mowed down by neymar company. was than twenty four hours after the final whistle carlo was out on the club home page the byron bosses explained the start of the season had met expectations. their fans seem to agree. i think byron has high standards and is currently into latino didn't really live up to. what he might have had in mind was to try and give some of the younger guys a little bit more playing time maybe he wanted to set up a changing of the guard at any r

sports now in the champions league where the biggest match of the night saw byron in a take parasol jermaine the big spending french team made their presence felt from the very outset they went one zero up with danny alba strike after two minutes of play by a battle for an equaliser but instead found themselves falling behind when an incident involving punched in another and in the second half neymar had to go the route was on that three until the final score leaving yesterday the driver's seat in group b. . i was take a look now at all of wednesday's champions league group phase. results in byron's group the battle of the outsiders when celtic's way is they won three zero in on the last elsewhere there are plenty of goals scored big wins for basel manchester united chelsea want to weigh in madrid whereas eventis and barcelona also notched up important victories. and the football continues tonight with the europa league cologne wants to end their bonus legal woes where they are winless and six games and stuck at the bottom of the table the billy goats are getting ready to welcome red star be

motown, they're still working together-- the brothers, and... a slightly different lineup because jermaine had left and stayed at motown. and so i met him as an 18-year-old at our home in san francisco for a tv show. we decided to have a different location than the usual backstage or hotel room. and so they all emerged out of a long stretch limo on buchanan street in japantown in san francisco, and popped into our apartment-- dianne and mine-- and sat there for an interview for television. michael was extremely shy, a little awkward. i mean, he was kind of tall and gangly, wore a black sweater, white shirt, big afro, and... but whenever he sat down or when it was his turn to talk, he would talk quite earnestly and quite articulately-- unlike me-- and... >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> ...and said some very interesting things. >> hinojosa: you're doing good, you're doing good. but let me ask you this. you know, there is a sense that these rock stars are, you know-- we all know this, they're larger than life. you know, they end up on magazine covers, huge concerts... you're with them in their m

citing court documents legal representatives for former michigan state football player jermaine edmondsonnt to question johnson about a tweet he posted following the incident outside a michigan restaurant." the tweet, which was sent in july 2016, referenced a conversation johnson and green had after the two-time nba champion was arrested in east lansing, michigan, for allegedly assaulting edmondson. (darya)green, who was initially charged with misdemeanor assault and battery, later reached a plea deal and paid a $560 noise violation to avoid jail time. (darya)the baltimore ravens are excited for their upcoming trip to london. they tweeted a photo of queen elizabeth with the ravens logo on her face. face.logo on her the ravens elizabeth with queen a photo of they tweeted a photo of queen elizabeth with the ravens logo on her face.face. ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ ted? food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress an

libby jermaine's family hopes police have finally caught her killer. >> we are hopefully optimistic thatif it were him. our fingers are crossed. our toes are crossed. >> reporter: the mother of abbey williams tells abc news, our family is hoping and praying that god's got this and that today is finally the day. indiana state police say they've received more than 1,000 photos of people who allegedly look similar to a sketch of the suspect. they say they have looked into every single one of these and will thoroughly investigate nations, as well. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> maggie, thanks. >>> coming up, we're looking back at the cultural impact of hugh hefner. >> the man who made his fantasy a reality. his legacy and how he got his big break, next on "world news now." " - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without sympto

we meet jermaine fontaine on the way, leaving home because she no longer has one. >> we are homeless, we are okay. we have life. every single thing i had in my house is gone. >> the closer you get to the capital, the more apock likt liptic things become. here, a massive tree shoved into a house .blocking the way.the during the storm, ravines and waterways became furious tore ends, obliterating everything in their path. there's no running water on dominica. these waterways are now the only way to bathe or wash clothes. the scale of this is just impossible to get your head around. this was the main road to point michelle from the capital and i mean, just look at it. along the road, the trees begin, stripped even of their bark by maria piled high on to the road until they become the road. you don't walk to point michelle. you climb and clamor. these are what's left of the rainforests, giants that stood perhaps for centuries thrown like match sticks across the shore line, the rainforest now just a memory. we hear the stories of those who survived like miranda john. >> when i came back and

people remained in shelters, including the jermaine arena. >> reporter: what made you come here? do you think your house is going to make it through? >> my house is at the beach. not a safe place. >> at a middle school, people took shelter, including one woman who went into labor just as the storm picked up. fortunately medical staff were on hand. principal is worried about supplies. >> the next step is to get more food. we only have enough food for tonight. >> reporter: but the wind is keeping first responders off the road. >> we shut our operation off at 45 miles per hour, and the gusts that we're receiving now have been up to 68 miles per hour winds and we only expect those to increase over time. >> reporter: despite warnings to stay in, some cars were on the road and this man ventured out on foot. >> i'll make it. >> reporter: we still face potential hurricane force winds for several more hours here in fort myers, but once irma starts to ramp down the winds, the real concern becomes storm surge. there's already water collecting and some isolated flooding but we're talking abo

jermaine arena had an enormous line out the door. the storm was tracking to the eastern part of florida and made the turn to the west. a lot of the people waited until the last minute and may have not have had the resources to get to a shelter. and today was a mad dash and a very, very long line. the line stretched city blocks to get into the shelters around the ft. myers beach area. these are people in low-lying communities often around sea level that will have nowhere else to go once the storm surge comes up to 5, 10 or that devastating 15 feet that we have heard projected in some cases. ultimately, everyone did get into that arena that is normally used for sporting events and political rallies. i walked inside briefly today. it's a tough scene, honestly, to tell you the truth. there are people not well there, people on oxygen tanks. but other people sort of breakthrough what would otherwise be a hard situation with a lot of hope. i met a man named dan. we had him on the air on msnbc with his dog cowboy and said inside this place,

. >> reporter: jermaine arena, the last best hope for many seeking shelters from irma.his massive arena just outside ft. myers opened saturday morning, but getting inside hasn't been easy. what's the challenge here in getting inside? >> waiting. waiting four, five, six hours. >> about four hours. it's been a long wait. >> reporter: how do you feel about spending the night in here with a bunch of strangers? >> it's better than being at home getting flooded. >> reporter: many here brought their dogs and whatever belongings they could grab. they weren't sure what to expect once inside, but the general belief is it's safer than their own home. there's air-conditioning, water, and food. also, the national guard and florida highway patrol are here to keep it secure. >> are you worried at all about the conditions inside? >> oh, no. i'm a camper from way back. i can do just fine. >> reporter: this couple just moved to florida from seattle two months ago. do you feel like you waited too long to decide? >> totally. i wanted to leave on monday. if it's the biggest hurricane ever,

. >> this is jermaine our dominant male and this is red and flash and dusty as well.ty is on a special diet. >> dusty was crazy last year. this one is red? how old are they? >> they are five years old and can live to 30 to 35 years old. they are shy and this one is alpha and this is our love bug here. these guys i red can be trained as service animals. >> they make fan fantastic service animals and what a great animal to have to help you through. >> if you want to come see them come to kid do you. we have meet and greets and raceway they run through and we walk them through. this saturday we have our oktoberfest. >> in september. >> in september we love puns at the zoo. october -- bear. have some craft beers and food and enjoy. >> free shuttles. >> the weather should be great for it this weekend as well. thank you laura and these guys so well behaved. lets talk about the weather stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we don't have organized rain out there but we are misting and with that it's really reducing visibilities in some areas. philadelphia is not that b

also in naplesp up with of the iconic images has been jermaine -- germain arena. the lights flickered off. it's a terrifying time to be in. as the storm passed over, the roof began to leak, water drizzling through, but no reports of anybody being hurt. this is video, nbc news' gabe gutierrez, you can see trash can't throughout the place. drone area shows a city very much in disrepair. you see it right there. debris just strewn absolutely everywhere. >> you have a sense of where it is on the ground. let's talk about the hurricane, where it is and where it is expected in the hours ahead. let's go to our meteorologist, steve, what can you tell us about the hurricane? >> good morning, guys. it is a weaker storm, that is certainly good news to everyone in the state of florida, still causing problems, taking a look at the 24 loop. you can see, look at that eye, it was very impressive. then it wobbled into the coast of florida, right around marco island, now is pushing up into the state of georgia t. real interesting thing here, is, though the distance, it was only 25 to

reporter: and we all know the hits "dancing machine" and "i'll be there" courtesy of the five brothers, jermainele michael of course, jackie, marlon and tito. the second oldest. memorable because he danced with a musical instrument. >> he was the one that played the guitar. and he will never be forgotten because of that. >> reporter: the guitar dancer found a new partner at fairfax high school in los angeles where he met fellow student delores "dee dee" martes. >> she had ran up to me and said, "happy birthday," and gave me a kiss on the cheek. >> reporter: so what was attractive to you about dee dee? >> well, i was a shy young man, and for her to be so outgoing, i just found that fascinating. >> reporter: the shy young man is now an international superstar. yet with dee dee, they're just typical high school kids. >> she didn't even care about him being a member of the jacksons, she just cared about him. >> reporter: in 1972, the two married right out of high school and dee dee became part of the whirlwind of fame surrounding the jacksons. >> she was like one of the sisters. she had a little app

unrelated political matters, do you think hillary clinton did well in the deba debate, something not jermaineo the investigation. >> but if it's something questionable? >> my experience is fbi agents tend to air on the side of listen and record it. if the you minimize and don't hear it it's gone forever. a lot of defense lawyers are skeptical about the whole process of it and they think it's bogus it doesn't remove anything. but that means you can't have a simple answer to whether trump's statements would have been recorded. probably they would have been recorded but not definitely. >> jeff toobin, thank you. michael moore thank you as well. coming up, the senate intelligence committee abruptly calling off president trump's testimony after he releases this copy of his opening statement to the media but the committee not finished just yet. and out of central mexico a magnitude 7.1 earthquake. more when we come back. >>> welcome back. you're watching cnn. we have breaking news news out of mexico. where a massive 7.1 earthquake just hit. the quake struck little more than three miles east, northe

we meet jermaine fontaine on the way, leaving home because she no longer has one. >> we are homeless,y house is gone. >> reporter: the closer you get the more apocalyptic the scenes become. it is an assault on the senses. here a massive tree shoved into a house and blocking the way. during the storm, ra veeps and waterways became furious torrents, obliterating everything in their path. there's no running water on dominica. these waterways are now the only way to bathe or wash clothes. the scale of this is just impossible to get your head around. this was the main road to point michel from the capital. and -- i mean, just look at it. along the main section of the road to point michel, the trees begin. thousands of them stripped even of their bark by maria. piled high onto the road until they become the road. you don't walk to point michel, you climb and clamber. these are what's left of the rain forests, giants that stood centuries, thrown like matchsticks across the shoreline. the rain forests now just a memory. once at point michel we hear the stories of those who survived like miran

word to reestablish the leadership in promotion of the democratic values in the region so thank you jermaine corker and ranking member for having me here today and the entire committee i commend the nomineem for your support. >> it's great to be senator manchin it looks like. let me say what a pleasure it is to be here and for allowing me to come and in a bipartisan way because the person we are here to speak on behalf of his truly a bipartisan person so i want to thank senator lee for being here also because i know they've been great friends but he's a dear friend of mine and governors have a bond unlike most others in the political life. we have the same problems in the same concerns for constituents and we try to share our successes and help each other not to repeat the same mistakes we've made s so to say in the unusual bond but to his wife and everyone, we've enjoyed each other and have become fast friends. they have six of seven children here with them today, two grandchildren and many more on the way i'm sure. but with that being said, john has a resume that is unbelievable. and when

jermain defoe scored ten in ten.win of the season... it was a really important win for bournemouth. it looked as though they were heading for a fifth straight defeat in the premier league, when they went behind at home to brighton but defoe gave them their first points of the season. they're still at the wrong end of the table, of course, but it's a start. a lot of different emotions, and relief is the biggest one. got to be honest — when you start the season, you want to first win, ideally in the first game if not the second game and it's taken us longer than we wanted. we had tough fixtures, we are aware of that so today is really important and the real achievement from the players is to go 1—0 down the start that we had to respond in a manner that we did was very special. that win leaves crystal palace as the only pointless club in the premier league. they are hoping that roy hodgson can change that. roy hodgson takes charge of crystal palace for the first time later today. they welcome southampton to selhurst par

bournemouth have their first points of the season thanks to jermain defoe's first goal of the season. weather. i think sunday will be the better day, we have showers and it will be on the chilly side. good morning. first, our main story. armed police and military personnel are being deployed at key locations across the uk after the terror threat level was increased to "critical" — the highest possible level. the hunt for the person behind the parsons green attack is continuing. 29 people were injured, with many suffering from burns orfrom being caught in the crush as people fled the station. the raising of the threat level means that the government believes a further terror attack may be imminent. the device went off as a district line tube train pulled into the overground station at parsons green in south—west london at 8:20 yesterday morning. the bbc understands that the bomb, described as a homemade device, had been fitted with a timer but failed to fully detonate. let's get the latest report on the situation now from andy moore. curiosity overcame fear as passengers filmed the dev

and we're continuing to see a flood of these storm refugees coming over here this is the jermaine center, a big arena here in estero, florida, outside of ft. myers. the line wraps all way around this building. comes back around the parking lot, this is the end of the line. but it continues to wrap around and snake almost like one of those huge lines you would see at a disney world park ride. but this is no ride. these are people who are evacuating. many different areas for many different reasons, chris, we want to talk to the jones family from nottingham, england. are you on vacation? >> we are, yes. >> and you're having a great american experience. >> we certainly are, aren't we. >> where were you just now and why did you decide to come to the shelter? >> we're staying in cape coral, a villa, and it backs on to a canal. so we're really concerned about storm surge. so that's why we're here really, we didn't want to put any of our family at risk. we're here with our three boys. we didn't want to be at risk. >> are you nervous, is this the first hurricane for the family? >> yes, first hurr

jermaine blackwood out and the match accelerated. but hope bats on the different level.es tried to build a meaningful lead. hope gone for 62. and anderson ended with seven wickets in the innings. west indies were all out for 177. job done. well, hisjob done. england still had to score 107 to win. a precious opportunity for tom westley to impress in the middle. and for henry blofeld in the commentary box. at the end of his last test match special stint, an audience beyond even the radio acknowledged his career. winning runs came from mark stoneman, another aspiring batsman. the winter ashes may well expose any england weaknesses, butjoe root has already won his first two series as england captain, and many of his predecessors had to wait a long time to do that. england also be the weather, winning just before the rain arrived, joe root reckons england have played brilliant cricket this summer. if they as a group can take confidence to australia, that is the precious commodity down there. in today's premier league matches, there were wins for arsenal, brighton, tottenham,

anderson struck again before lunch, jermaine blackwood out and the match exaggerated.ingful lead. then you any remaining chance rested with hope. anderson knew that, too. hope gone for 62 and anderson with several wickets in the innings. as west indies were all out for 177. job done. well, hisjob done. in a test match dominated by borders, england now had to score 107 in their second innings to wind the match. and the series. aa of them came from tom westley, precious time for him in the middle. and for henry blow felled in the commentary box. the end of his last test match special stint, an audience beyond even the radio acknowledged his career. the winning runs came from mark stoneman, and other aspiring batsman. the winter ashes will be tougher. but joe batsman. the winter ashes will be tougher. butjoe root has already won two series as england captain and confidence is the most precious commodity. to take to australia. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. chris froome says that winning the tour de france and the vuelta a espana, the tour of spain, will be his greatest

fall out with byron munich sacking their coach carlo lofty after a three no thrashing by paris on jermaine the shock waves from that move by germany's biggest football club are still reverberating in the football world a former player well he saw gaul will take over as interim coach for their next match at header berlin that's coming up this weekend on sunday. ok time to break this all down with the squire from the sports stars what a run for german sides my goodness you know this move seems like a panic decision for from byron's bosses doesn't it what triggered a lot is firing this was a panicky decision you completely correct and it was a panicky decision with no plan a b. c. d. all the way through to z. in the build up to this game as soon as by munich knew that they would be playing p.s.g. in the champions league the chairman of by and collins rooney a very outspoken a very loud critic of p.s.g. being a new club a new leverage and they were breaking financial fair play rules etc etc it became more of a face saving move from him he held a speech after the drubbing. that they had had at

exactly, it was an important win for bournemouth, jermain defoe proving that he's a lethal finisher againago, he was involved in a serious car accident, it nearly snapped his leg. almost a year on he returns to the first team. we will talk to him, but coming back from injury and him fearing his career was over at some stage. is that a technical medical term? maybe a broken leg...? what's more acceptable? it was a horrible injury but the good news he is on his way back. snap or break, he is on his way back. also, the newcastle captain scored an important win for the team over swansea, lascelles talks about the importance of family and what makes him tick, as the 22—year—old captain of newcastle, he's really highly rated. they've always been tough on me, my father would make me do 20 press ups a night from 13 or 14, they are my parents, they know what is best. i'm a young kid and even now, you see a lot of kids now with a lot of talent. and the world at their feet. because they haven't had the guidance and somebody telling them what to do or what not to do from a young age, they have fallen

angela merkel and jermaine election opponent martin schulz have gone head-to-head in their only televisedconsisting controversial decisions on immigration and turkey were right. merkel won.nd the european union's chief brexit negotiator says the british people need to be educated at about the price they will pay for leaving the eu. theresaid to have said are extremely serious consequences for leaving the single market, and any to be explained to the british people. the eu's economic affairs minister says brexit talks may fail to move on to trade discussions after october. he told bloomberg tv he had at first things first attitude. >> we must start with resolving the issues on the table, then we will think about our future relationship. it is no secret that we think we need to have a strong trade relationship with the u.k. out of the eu, but first things first. >> global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you. let's get to our top story of the morning, the situation in korea. joining us on the li

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