i love that. >> i'm going to use that karine.ime but you know preachers, after that -- >> totally understand, reverend. totally understand. >> there is something odd when i was listening to that interview. for her to suddenly decide that donald trump has a racial problem, to put it very gently. i know it's overused but i still love the lined from casablanca, i'm shocked, shocked that there's gambling going on here. all of this was knowing and she is now turning around and doing something different. the fact that she does seem to have these recordings. i want to assure my friends i don't record them, the fact that she has these recordings is really a problem for them and a sign, as a lot of our colleagues pointed out, of what a back-stabbing awful place to work this white house is and that is very dangerous when you are in the kind of trouble donald trump is in and she epitomizes the kind of dangers they face. >> joe, as e.j. says that. you and i have been in civil rights groups the last few decades and we also aside from what i d

in a minnesota senate race, karin housley advancing to take on tina smith. the winner will serve the final two years of former democrat senator al franken's term. karin housley is starting her outreach thing "radical partisanship threatens to stand in the way of confronting the many challenges that face our nation and the people of our stages are better." a big surprise came in the minnesota governor 's race on the republican side with a president trump backed candidate defeating a former two-term governor. >> i support donald trump. i've always supported donald trump. it doesn't mean i always agree. it doesn't mean we have the same style. >> johnson's win marks the end of a comeback by former republican governor and presidential candidate tim pawlenty was a guest of his political career is done. >> the circumstances we live in in the era of a different kind of leadership in terms of a president trump and the like. i just don't fit well into that era come into that picture. so the baton gets passed to jeff and his team and we wish them all.

. >> bill karins, what have you got today? >> today is the big getaway for the labor day weekend.t is kind of like memorial day weekend, sometimes it can be not that nice, not very summer like and that will be the case, especially in the midwest. we are tracking light rain in areas of southern new jersey, a thunderstorm over the top of atlantic center and central pennsylvania has hit and miss showers. severe weather outlook today. if anyone has a chance of getting significantly delayed at the airports it includes minneapolis, des moines, maybe areas around kansas city could get strong thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening. 11 people at risk. tornado threat is low but wind, damage and hail with those. if that's not bad enough, we will see storms right through monday in the same area. we are predicting about two to three inches of rainfall from areas over lincoln, des moines, the quad cities, back to madison, even green bay. chicago is on the southern flank of it so you may only get hit and miss showers and storms over the next couple of days. that's the area that will see t

karin's friend celeste was for a death sentence. the richards not wanting to go through years of appeals but decided against it. it's a long tough process to really examine. why you feel what you feel. you really have to look at yourself. pretty hard to decide. this soon as vicki and sil learned the identity of the man who raped and murdered their daughter vicki wanted to know more. i want it i want to know why i want to stand what he did why was this going forward like that what was going on where was his background with what you have to talk to his mother and i can't stand how he was located troy graves mother and gave her a call were you were on the phone together for many many hours in tears mysterious sobbing with each other i said but just to understand what you were going there i want to share with what i'm going through and maybe we can help each other. and learn from each other and just come to some kind of peace with all this because god you must be going through a terrible time to wash yourself you know and she says oh th

karin's friend celeste was for a death sentence. the richards not wanting to go through years of appeals but decided against it. it's a long tough process to really examine. why you feel what you feel. you really have to look at yourself. pretty hard to decide. as soon as vicki and sil learned the identity of the man who raped and murdered their daughter vicki wanted to know more. i want it i want to know why i want to stand what he did why was this going forward like that what was going on where was his background with to talk to his mother i can't stand who he was located troy graves mother and gave her a call were you were on the phone together for many many hours. mysterious happening with each other i said but just to understand what you were going there i want to share with you what i'm going through and maybe we can help each other. and learn from each other and just come to some kind of peace with all this because god you must be going to a terrible time to wash yourself you know and she says oh this is she or i. agree of so

nbc meteorologist bill karins with us this morning. good morning, bill. >> today is probably the most dangerous day. this is where we'll see the heaviest rain over the islands including arriving eventually in oahu honolulu. but still the flash flood warnings continue in ondthe big is right now till 120-mile-per-hour winds the winds are dying off i'm not too concerned with wind damage on the islands. there will be some gusts to 40, 50 miles per hour and there will be some minor damage and power goutages. nothwidespread. it's really a rainfall story. you can see the latest forecast path today does gke it drift pretty much to the north. not till tonight starting to bend it back there toward the west. notice the closest passage to honolulu and oahu, winds are at 785 miles per hour and all the rricane force winds are staying offshore. we've already had the hurricane warning drop for the big island now back to a tropical storm. the winds are not going to be high if they meet the criteria. it'se a rainfall story and rainfall forecasts continu

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. >> let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> i listen to audio books back and forth to work. i'm not listening to ayman. i get an chohour of it now and that's it. let's take you into what happened yesterday in virginia. we had about four to six inches of rain near the lynchburg area and water levels were obviously extremely high, and then they started worrying about the college lake dam was water was so overflowing they were worried about dam failure. that caused people to be evacuated. the message is if it fails, 17 feet it could rise downstream. we still have more rain on the way. roanoke is here, lynchburg is in the mountainous areas and more rain is sliding that way. 38 million people, it is like two weeks in a row we've been talking about the numbers like this and flood watches. it goes from savannah to charleston, all the way through the appalachians and up to albany, new york. here is a map depicting how much rain could fall. notice how scattered it is. that's the nature of these tropical downpours in the summer. it is not like a winter storm th

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in knaves fate sealed karin began the long drive home. i don't think it evens the score i don't think that it teaches anybody anything. i don't believe that it's going to be a deterrent to the next young man who has anger but i just think that that's nothing no other choice in my mind that is fair. after seventeen years and sixty two executions jerry's time as executioner came to an abrupt end. in the midst of preparing for another execution he was subpoenaed by a grand jury and accused of money laundering gerry claimed he was innocent but the court found him guilty. the sunday after his sentencing gerry's long held secret about his role as executioner became public. they printed in the paper they say the men that carry out execution orders for this data but ginia was found guilty once i was out i mean i'm exposed so i gotta come forward i got a camel why is this in the truth about this fair. why me know all because i didn't know you and i want you to have to go through what happened go to. jerry served his time he learned that earl washi

let's hand it over to nbc meteorologist bill karins.ood morning, bill. >> smoke coming out of the ground, walk over it. >> you go the opposite direction. >> exactly. today we'll be watching flash flooding instead of philadelphia, new york and new jersey, now we're heading to the ddle of the country. we had heavy rain in oklahoma city last night. now that rain threat is moving into areas of missouri, illinois and eventually from chicago to . indianapol that will be later this afternoon towards this evening. here is the rainfall fore it's not all that high, but fort smith, a lot of rain yesterday in the ozarks. a chance for a little more there. maybe an inch of rain possible from evansville to dianapolis. will be isolated. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so, we finally get a dry day and a nice summer-like day, too. temperatures in the upper 80s low 90s in many areas of the hest coast. especially northeast. there is your chance of showers and thunderstorms threat fromo chic

knaves fate sealed karin began the long drive home. i don't think it evens the score i don't think that it teaches anybody anything. i don't believe that it's going to be a deterrent to the next young man who has anger but i just think that's nothing no other choice in my mind that is fair. after seventeen years and sixty two executions jerry's time as executioner came to an abrupt end. in the midst of preparing for another execution he was subpoenaed by a grand jury and accused of money laundering gerry claimed he was innocent but the court found him guilty. the sunday after his sentencing gerry's long held secret about his role as executioner became public. they printed in the paper they said a man to carry out execution orders for this data but ginia was found guilty once and was out i mean i'm exposed so i gotta come forward i got a camel why is this in the truth about this fair. why me know all because i didn't see you i don't want you to have to go through what happened go to. gerry served his time he learned that earl washington

let's hand it over to nbc meteorologist bill karins. ver it. >> you go the opposite direction. >> exactly. today we'll be watching flash philadelphia, new york and new jersey, now we're heading to the middle of the country. we had heavy rain in oklahoma city last night. now that rain threat is moving into areas of missouri, illinois and eventually from chicago to indianapolis. that will be later this afternoon towards this evening. here is the rainfall forecast. it's not all that high, but fort smith, a lot of rain yesterday in the ozarks. a chance for a little more there. maybe an inch of rain possible from evansville to showers and thunderstorms threat from chicago to st. louis. and also watch out in south dakota. >>> temperatures will be very summer-like. it's either soggy and warm sounds like august and feels like it, too. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> a family at newark liberty airport had more fun bgained fo. a dance battle erupted. tsa officer joshua mccaul was getting the family through security. one of the three children star

bill karins? >> it's pretty crazy. i hope you saw it, glacier national park dit 1rees the first time ever in the last few days when they had the heat wave in the northwest. records go back to 1943. 70, 80-year period. still, glacier national park, better get there soon. let's talk about what's happening in the east today. more rainy days, slow moving weather systems. this has been the trend over the last, what, month at least, with a lot of moisture, humhity values in areas of the eastern portion of new england. we're going to see it again today wit numerous showers and thunderstorms and downpours are possible. today the favorite area is going to be eastern and central pesylvania. of course we get in the mountainous areas, worry about flashlg flooding potential. all through new england is bad weatheat potential. a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> we're also going to watch heavy rain threat in areas of texas. i'm sure you're happy it will onlye in dallas today. yo

nbc meteorologist bill karins will have more in just a few minutes. >>> as ohio state's football team prepares to start their season without their head coach critics say urban meyers' punishment for failing to report domestic abuse didn't go far enough. some pundits and fans are criticizing meyer for never directly apologizing to the alleged victim, courtney smith. others saying the school's decision makes it clear that it prioritizes its successful team and coach over anything else. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: suspended without pay for three games, legendary football coach urban meyer sidelined by leaders at ohio state. and i want to apoze buckeye meyer was aware of 2015 domestic violence allegations against former assistant coach zach smith. and failed to report them to the university. >> i fell short in pursuing full gave zach smith the t each benefit of the doubt. >> reporter: smith's exe, she of the alleged abuse to meyer's wife, shelley. zach smith denies the allegations. the investigation determined meyer made false statements. >> i was never told about anythin

let's get on check on the forecast with nbc meteorologist bill karins. how are we looking? morning. end of a summer heat wave for so many. in july you expect it, this time of year you know you will have a little bit but the kids are back in school and it is a little uncomfortable, especially if they don't have air conditioning. we have an unfolding situation in southern wisconsin, especially this area southeast of lacrosse. this radar goes for a six-hour loop. if i put my finger here, this area was nailed by one round of thunderstorms after another, eight inches of rain were report. there have been road closures, mudslides and evacuations and rescues taking place. this entire region is under the flash flood warning because the storms just haven't been moving at all. they have just been sitting here. that's everywhere in red here, from just southeast of lacrosse to south of new chester, north of madison and does include che boykin. here is the problem. this area got storms monday morning and now they've gotten it two morning. here comes round three for southern wisconsin. 24

let's turn to bill karins with a check on your weather and also a check on the smoke and the weatherre around those fires. >> yeah, that's the thing right now, louis, is a lot of the fires are starting to get a little containment on them, they're not spreading into populated areas. you talk to anybody in the west, even from eastern washington state south wards, even areas of the rockies, at times if the wind is blowing in the wrong direction is air quality is really, really poor. let's bring it back the east because we are watching still a threat of flooding. four million people at risk of flash flooding. we are talking central pennsylvania, the southern tier of new york, back up into the southern district and catskills here. these red rivers here are river flood warning. they're hit and miss and scattered but still high water out there. overnight the thunderstorms have been in between syracuse and heading towards rochester. this is the area most at risk for heavy rainfall going throughout the next couple of hours and into the early morning. so here is your rain forecast over the nex

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let's switch gears and get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hot day for the entire country, but actually the pacific northwest. >> yes, it is probably the hottest day of the summer for many people and close to record highs in boise in the next two days could approach their all-time hottest temperature ever recorded. here we are with excessive heat warning from boise to yakima, also portland and areas of northern montana, which by the way there are excessive heat warning from death valley to los angeles. if you talk to anyone from northern california, san francisco, napa north wards rg all are complaining about the air quality because of all of the fires, and this big dome of high pressure is sitting overhead. when you get the heat domes the air is not flowing. all of that smoke is trapped here in the valley areas. it is horrible for anyone with respiratory problems. we need to get this trough off the west coast on shore to change the weather pattern, and it will happen in the next couple of days but not yet. today, interior of washington, 106.

. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.l, a little bit of severe weather and a lot of heat. >> yeah. good morning, louis. the weekend turned out half decent in some areas on the east coast. it is hot in the west, and it will get worse with the fires. up in the middle of the night, alarm clock, you don't need it in iowa. you have been in and out of thunderstorms all night long, a lot of lightning with the storms. they moved through mill wacwaukd will now make a run for chicago. severe outlook, peoria, chicago all in it. 22 million people at risk. of course, that will mean airport delays when the line goes through chicago and detroit. let's get to the hot monday forecast. 48 million people under heat advisories. just about all of new england, even areas towards burlington, vermont will be very warm, philadelphia included. baltimore and also d.c. not included in the heat index, but still very hot. the heat index is a combination of the temperature taken in the shade, add it to the humidity. it will feel like 99 this afternoon

let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.>> good morning to you. we are watching this mendocino complex fire. it just continues to expand in size. now they're reporting that over 280,000 the acres, it is now the largest fire in california's recorded history. the fire history goes back to about 1932. how is this for a stat? we just broke the record with this fire, this video you're looking at here. last year the thomas fire broke the record for the largest-ever. in back-to-back years the larkest blazes ever, and this doesn't take into account the carr fire which burned 1,000 structures and killed five people seven days ago. yeah, our thoughts and prayers to all of the people in california and all of the families and firefighters on the lines in 100-degree temperatures fighting those huge blazes. for today we are doing it again. it is dry and hot. 25 million people under excessive heat warning from vegas to los angeles to kingman. now the northwest is getting into it. excessive heat warning issued for portland, and it will be h

a check on the weather with bill karins. >> good morning to you.r the weekend a lot of people cooled temperatures off in the northern half of the country, almost a taste of fall in some areas. we have a big storm in the middle of the country. overnight thunderstorms probably woke a lot of people up in illinois. it is pouring in the northern half of iowa currently. later on today, it will trigger additional strong storms. five million people at risk for severe weather from memphis to outside little rock. so a slight risk of severe weather. not too many tornados, isolated wind damages and chances of flash flooding out of this mess, too. by the time we get to tuesday the storm system will bring strong storms to the east. enough moisture and humidity will be around looks like the richmond area, washington, d.c., up through northern maryland, williams port possibly, too. 14 million at risk from these storms as they come through tuesday. here is the timing of the meps. going through the morning, heavy rain in eye way. chicago, around 5:00 p.m. you could

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. >>> let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.l, major concern for all of our friends out there in hawaii as hurricane lane makes its way closer. >> we are about to see proof, louis, you don't need direct landfall from a hurricane to have a billion dollar weather disaster. i would be shocked if it doesn't turn into a billion dollar weather disaster because of the rain falling in the mountains. you will get water in places it is not supposed to be and a lot of damage from it. the storm is starting to make its mark. one area near hilo has reported a foot of rain overnight. a foot, already. the storm is 200 miles away from the big island. you can see it has lost a little bit of definition of the eye. we do expect it to do some weakening over the next 72 hours. right now it is still 145-miles-per-hour winds. the forecast from the hurricane center hasn't hanged much so it is not going to get closer to the islands. it is still going to go to the north and make a turn away from the areas like honolulu. but the right side of the storm is

(justine) karin caifa is outside mccain's ranch in sedona, arizona, with how the country is remembering john mccain. the world paused on sunday to remember john mccain's service to his country.sen. jeff flake/-r- arizona: "i have admired him, like i said, my entire life. it's tough to imagine a senate without him. it's tough to imagine politics without john mccain, but we need to go on."the 81-year-old republican senator died saturday afternoon following a battle with brain cancer.his wife cindy tweeted: "my heart is broken. i am so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years." as the sun set over mccain's beloved ranch in central arizona on saturday... constituents stopped outside to pay their respects.senator lindsey graham -- mccain's longtime friend and political ally -- expressed his grief in a tweet --reading in part: "america and freedom have lost one of her greatest champions. and i've lost one of my dearest friends and mentor." sen. kelly ayotte/-r- new hampshire: "he's tough as nails, incredibly bright, so strong and corageous. but to his frien

from our partners at c-n-n karin caifa is in phoenix with the latest on today's events -- and what'skyl / former arizona senator: john mccain believed in america.the people who elected senator john mccain to office over a span of 35 years are honoring one of their favorite sons today.arizona residents lining up to pay their final respects to the political giant at a public viewing at the arizona state capitol, where mccain will lie in state.it's the first formal memorial for the war hero turned political icon.arizona governor doug ducey highlighted mccain's life-time of service to his country.gov. doug ducey / arizona: his talk of country first wasn't simply a slogan on a yard sign, it was what john mccain had done and demonstrated.jon kyl, who served alongside mccain in the senate as the junior senator from arizona, talked warmly about mccain's presence on capitol hill.jon kyl / former arizona senator: i consider it a great privilege to have served with john and i will miss him as a friend and as a strong force for america in the world.and finally, a benediction from current arizona

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high, bill karins. >> you're on the fence of that one. >> i'm not. >> i know. is all in on the heat. >> all in on the heat. >> we will get some of the thunderstorms we have been dealing with overnight moving through the great lakes. we woke up in the middle of the night in kalamazoo with the heavy rain shifting now to the north. detroit has been in and out of showers. toledo had one heavy downpour but more still to come. same for cleveland. as we go throughout the day take, we will be watching a slight risk of severe storms. about 14 million people included, anywhere from cleveland to buffalo, erie, all of virginia and western half of virginia. we may get some storms around d.c., norfolk, virginia beach. they probably won't be as severe, but we still could have them. the timing appears to be around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. this is 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. the cold front triggers the storms out ahead of that. pittsburgh, for the evening drive home through the heart of west virginia, charleston to beckly. we will watch a few storms popping up around d.c. we will contin

. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. you say it will be the best day of the weekend forecast? >> yeah, that's my advice for people in the mid atlantic and to the northeast. your friday evening activities, you have a better chance of good weather for that than over the weekend. the forecast going downhill, especially for southern new england. this morning there's not a lot of troublesome weather. phoenix had thunderstorms go through. southern new mexico, not a lot of horrible stuff. central texas getting some of the rain. as far as the excessive heat goes, today will be one of the hottest days in boise history. all-time record high of 111. there's some indication it could get up there about 108 or so. from spokane to central portions of the rockies here, very hot, in montana too. here is how the forecast looks. there's 108 in boise. billings at 98. salt lake city at 100. the fire danger continues to be high throughout all of the west and the smoke is a huge issue for people trying to breathe with respiratory issues. in th

. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. weekend? >> reporter: we're going to be dodging the raindrops, a lot of areas on the east coast. it is still very humid, and that cold front is going to be kind of lingering over the eastern seaboard triggering a lot of showers and storms. if you look at the map this morning, already, you know, pouring still from memphis to chicago, had a line of storms go through. you're clear now. indianapolis, rain is about to arrive, a line of thunderstorms coming your way. hit-and-miss shower sincere and storms in central new york. later today as the front approaches the new england area, we could get severe storms out of this. wind damage could be the biggest threat and large hail with some of the storms. we are talking areas north of new york city, you will the through way to albany, southern portions of half of vermont, back towards binghamton, wilks bar and over to bingham. let's time the mess through friday. going throughout the morning, hit and miss showers in the ohio valley. by 355:00 sto

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let's go to nbc meteorologist bill karins with the latest.tkpwhrrs when you get the kids back in school, the heat waves can be dangerous. 60 million people as we phpbgzed. and saeu st. louis, hartford and boston too. and rurtsz not just the northeast and midwest, even the southeast is still extremely hot and humid. feel like 103. and thus is a multiple day event. could last to thursday in some spots. on thursday, new york will feel like 102. and the relief really won't come until the cold front swings through with thunderstorms. >> bill, thank you. >>> president trump is reversing course. the president recognize thing maverick at the white house daws after reportedly rejectg >> our hearts and praurs are going to the family of senator john mccain. should be a lot of activity over the next number of daws and we very much appreciate everything that senator mcconhas done for our country. >> that kinder tone following intense pressure from veteran's groups like the american legion who called him out for his decision to fly the white house flag at

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. she was the queen of soul. # find out me. the world of music pays it's respects, to aretha franklin, who has died age 76. tributes are pouring in for a singer whose career spanned seven decades, and racked up 18 grammys along the way. and two days after the bridge collapse italy's government turns its anger on the company that ran it, saying its putting profit before the victims. a judge has sent for trial in malaysia the two women accused of using nerve gas to poison the half—brother of the north korean leader kim jong un. we'll be bringing you all the reaction online to the death of aretha franklin, you can tweet us your thoughts too at @bbcos. the queen of soul, aretha franklin, has died from pancreatic cancer, at the age of 76. with a career spanning seven decades, she sold more than 75 million records and won many awards, including 18 grammys. she was the first woman to make the rock and roll hall of fame. let's take a look at her extraordinary life, here's david sillito. here is the queen of the rhythm and blues, aretha

hello, i'm karin giannoni, this is outside source. the united states says it will impose sanctions on russia in response to the nerve agent attack on a russian former spy and his daughter in the uk. a key vote on abortion in argentina divides the nation. the senate is deciding whether to legalise terminations in the first 1a weeks of pregnancy. it will take years to truly achieve a legal abortion safe and free. we're not going to stop. we have a lot of patience. in the us, an election result in ohio could be an alarm bell for donald trump's republican party. we'll be live in washington to discuss its significance. political turmoil in zimbabwe continues, as the leader of the opposition party still refuses to accept defeat in last week's election. and the crackdown in venezuela — president maduro accuses the opposition of being behind saturday's alleged drone attack against him. let's start with some breaking news. the united states says it intends to impose sanctions on russia in response to the nerve agent attack on a former russian

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. turkey's currency plummets, as a trade war with washington turns into a diplomatic barrage, president ergodan saying his country is under siege. translation: on the one hand, you are a strategic partner. on the other, you shoot yourself in the foot. you're a partner in nato. and on the other hand, you stab your ally in the back. is this acceptable? fierce fighting leaves more than 200 dead in afghanistan with the taliban challenging for control of a major city. china says reports it's detaining one million muslim uighurs xinjiang are "completely untrue". and delays at heathrow‘s passport control left passengers queuing for up to two and a half hours last month — airline bosses say it's unacceptable. the turkish lira hit another record low against the dollar today — you can see here how it has plunged as the row with the united states deepens. president recep tayyip erdogan hit out at the us earlier, accusing it of stabbing turkey in the back. translation: on the one hand, you are a st

hello, i'm karin giannone. this is outside source. a state of emergency is declared in the area around genoa in italy. as hope fades in the hunt for survivors, others describe their narrow escapes. people were running, screaming in italian, run, out. out of the cars. so we just literally, kids, run, run. we didn't know what was happening. another taliban attack — this time in kabul. at least 48 people are killed, after a suicide attack at an education centre. scores of students are injured. anger and condemnation after an australian senator calls for a ‘final solution‘ to ban muslim immigration in the country. and what's being described as a mysterious russian satellite displaying "very abnormal behaviour" raises alarm in the uk. a 12—month state of emergency has been declared in northwestern italy following yesterday's bridge disaster in genoa. 39 people were killed, at least three of them are children. here are the latest pictures out of genoa. these are amazing aerial footage of the scene — you can really get a sense of how huge th

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. we're expecting results from zimba bwe‘s presidential election to be released very soon, but the oppostion leader is already claiming victory. in all the constituencies where my mps were, i won. overall i have a majority vote. from deadly heatwaves in korea, forest fires in california, to record temperatues in europe, much of the northern hemisphere is feeling the heat in unprecedented extreme weather. we'll be asking why. apple becomes the first us company to be valued at one $1 trillion, buoyed by better than expected financial results earlier this week. and we'll be in new orleans at a conference of democratic party grassroots activists, where potential presidential candidates will be making their case for taking on donald trump in 2020. back to our top story, zimba bwe‘s election. we're expecting the results of the presidential election imminently. we are waiting for a news conference given by the zimbabwean electoral commission. what we don't know it is how they will announce the

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. dozens of children killed and wounded in yemen after a saudi—led coalition air strike wipes out their school bus. russia says it'll retaliate against new us sanctions over its alleged role in a nerve agent attack on a former spy. there's panic in lombok as a major aftershockjolts the indonesian island just four days after a larger quake killed over 250 people. and could we be about to see an arms race in outer space, as the us sets a goal of 2020 to create a new space force as the sixth branch of the military. in yemen, dozens of children have been killed and wounded in an air strike that hit a school bus. it happened in the rebel—controlled region of saada in the north. local sources said the vehicle had been targeted by the saudi—led coalition, which backs yemen's government in its war with the houthi rebels. just a warning — these pictures are upsetting. they show children receiving treatment at a hospital just after the attack. some of them as you can see are very young. the inter