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janai, kenneth? to adam del rosso there, and we'll check back with you in the next half hour. >> abc news is covering every angle of this destructive storm. >> stay with us here at "world news now," "america this morning," and "gma" for continuing coverage. >>> coming up, we've got the morning's other big stories including the latest on that deadly boat inferno in california. the coast guard says it has found more bodies. >>> the new details surfacing in the deadly mass shooting in texas. the phone call the gunman placed to the fbi just 15 minutes before his rampage. is rampage. before he is rampage. did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. >>> we're back with dramatic police body cam video as two >>> we're back with dramatic police body cam video as two officers in texas rescue a truck driver.

adam, good morning. >>> janai and kenneth, good morning. major hurricane dorian still at category 5 with sustained winds of 180 miles per hour as it inches its way westward across the grand bahama islands. now we're going to be watching this gradually take a turn to the north as we head through early parts of the week. very slowly weakening. still a category 4 by tuesday morning then a category 3 as we head toward wednesday evening. still creating many problems along the southeast coast of the united states in terms of heavy rainfall, damaging wind gusts even though the eye wall is currently forecasted to stay off the coast. there's still going to be hurricane-force wind gusts across the carolinas at the coast as we head into the middle and tail end of the week. we're also talking about widespread flooding along the carolina coast and along the florida coast as well as we head through the week. this storm is going to create a mess and cause many problems and lots of cleanup as we head throughout the coming weeks. >> our coverage continues l

. >> reporter: kenneth, good morning. the florida national guard has already activated 4500 troops to respond to this storm, and the american red cross set up 60 shelters just here in florida. this morning, hurricane dorian threatening nearly 1,000 miles of american coastline. >> if you're in a mandatory, you have to get out. >> reporter: with the storm lorida all theay to the derecuat outer banks of north ceact ylon vacate and seek shelter. >> reporter: police going door to door in boynton beach where patients at hospitals are being moved inland. despite the warnings, not all have evacuated. this man venturing out to test the waters in palm beach getting wiped out by the massive waves. >> it looks like he's going to be all right, though. >> reporter: but many have deserted the area fleeing homes and businesses. >> so right now you're just watching and waiting. >> like everybody else in volusia county. >> reporter: in south carolina all lanes of this highway now lead away from the coast. many people in charleston are brac

reporting live in wilmington, north carolina, kenneth craig, kpix 5. >> by this time tomorrow night, dorian will be out over the open ocean, but as he saw from kenneth lives are, still windy, still wet be 80 mile-per-hour wind got into the round charleston today, 70 mile-per- hour wind got in wilmington , but the storm is beginning to peel away. as mentioned earlier, it's now down to a category one. but it is still hurricane. 90 mile per hour sustained winds near the center, and the center of the storm is within 30 miles of the coastline by night not make landfall. it still a big storm. by tomorrow night, it is north of virginia. by saturday morning, it's east of boston, where there is a tropical storm watch out for the islands east of boston, including martha's vineyard. the storm is pulling away from the east coast tomorrow. beach erosion all the way north into canada is likely, and it will go down as one of the strongest storms ever indialantic. >>> weekend events, castro valley fall festival, nothing but sunshine. 75 degrees, opera and the cut. sunday golden gate park in san fran

kenneth and janai. back to you. >>> new images of the devastation in the bahamas where at least 30 people are now confirmed dead but one official warns the final death toll will be staggering. more relief supplies are arriving from the u.s. including emergency shelter materials for 35,000 people. hygiene kits for 3,000 along with 50,000 pounds of medical equipment but the human suffering is unimaginable. one woman in florida says six members of her family died in the storm. take a look at these before and after pictures that showed impact of 200-mile-per-hour wind gusts and 30 inches of rain. but officials in the bahamas are reminding americans that other islands of the country were left largely unscathed and will need tourism dollars in the coming weeks. you can donate to the red cross or the salvation army. much more on the disaster and how you can help at abcnews.com. >>> now to the wildfire emergency in southern california. strong winds are fueling this dangerous fire for a third day and as people p

good morning, kenneth. yeah, the tensions in the gulf are still extremely high. iranian officials saying they were prepared for full-fledged war but the u.s. reaction does seem to be settling at least a little bit. president trump is saying he doesn't want war and there's no rush to respond. after president trump responded the u.s. was locked and loaded following the attack that crippled this massive saudi oil facility, the president now choosing more cautious wording when asked about his message for iran. >> i think i'll have a stronger message or maybe no message at all when we get the final results of what we're looking at right now it's too soon to say. >> the president says it looks like iran was responsible for the attack. a senior u.s. official tells abc news both a drone and cruise missile used in the strike have been found mostly intact which could provide stronger confirmation of who was responsible. saudi officials also say the investigation is still ongoing but the initial information shows thesidentrp .s. isready a arabia but they'd have to pay. >> b

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. >> the white house started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel kenneth star involve all of the records involving monica lewinsky. >> reporter: clinton was questioned about an extramarital affair with lewinsky. he denied it all and reiterated as much days later to reporters. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> reporter: hillary clinton said it's some sort of conspiracy. >> the vast right wing conspiracy has has been conspiring against my husband since the day he was announced president. >> reporter: clinton admits he did have a relationship with lewinsky and withheld information during his deposition. >> while my answers were legally

kenneth, elizabeth. >> serena marshall there in washington, thank you. congress is in recess for two weeks but work on the impeachment inquiry continues. >>> here is a look at what happens now, intel committee chair adam schiff says the whistle-blower will testify very soon. it will likely happen behind closed doors. the inspector general who handled the whistle-blower complaint and deemed it of urgent concern will testify this friday. as for the long term some in the house want to prepare the articles of impeachment by thanksgiving so the full house can vote by the end of the year. >>> and sources tell abc news that president trump is, quote, upset and disappointed that his former homeland security adviser said he's deeply disturbed by the phone call. >> abc news contributor tom bossert is the first former white house aide to speak out against the president and his staff. >> yeah, i'm deeply disturbed by it as well and this entire mess has me frustrated. you and i both lived through the impeachment of president clinton and saw how frustrating and dividi

elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, good morning. iran is already struggling under intense u.s. sanctions, but president trump says more sanctions are on the way, and military action is still on the table. this morning, president trump is promising new sanctions on iran and secretary of state mike pompeo not mincing words. >> we were blessed that there were no americans killed in this attack, but any time you have an act of war of this nature, there's always the risk that that could happen. >> reporter: pompeo blasting iran and the saudi military backing the u.s. releasing what they say is new evidence against tehran displaying charred remnants of drones and a missile claiming this surveillance video shows the missiles coming from the direction of iran.rump telling reporters he is exploring all options including what he called the ultimate option. >> when you say the ultimate option, are you talking about a nuclear option. >> no, i'm saying the ultimate option meaning, go in, war. we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens. >> re

former chancellor is philip hammond and kenneth clarke were gone, hammond and kenneth clarke were o hammonds was winston churchill's grandson, sir nicholas soames. 0ne conservative, philip lee, had already crossed the floor, publicly defecting, walking to sit with the lib dems. the loss of those mps left borisjohnson lib dems. the loss of those mps left boris johnson without a majority. while the commons timetable takeover meant mps could debate a bill demanding the prime minister asked for a brexit extension until the end of january unless a deal was for a brexit extension until the end ofjanuary unless a deal was signed or no deal accepted by parliament by 0ctober or no deal accepted by parliament by october 19. or no deal accepted by parliament by 0ctober19. in effect, shutting off no deal. 0ne 0ctober19. in effect, shutting off no deal. one of those thrown out of the party said he was proud but slightly bemused to now be an independent. the imposition of my party may have sought to... and it may have curtailed my future. but it will not rob me of what i believe, andi will not rob me of

>> reporter: good morning, kenneth.ian continuing to batter the carolina coast with this heavy wind and heavy rain. that's why north carolina governor roy cooper has urged people to hunker down and stay in a safe place until this thing passes and gets out of here. >> morgan, we know the carolinas have been getting hit all day long. there is extensive damage. even though the storm is not all the way there, what is the latest about all those people and businesses who lost power and what about any reports of injuries? >> reporter: yeah, good question, janai. i'm learning that more than 260 customers are without power in both the carolinas. the good news, in south carolina that number is going down. unfortunately here in north carolina, that number is rising as hurricane dorian continues to trek north. as far as any injuries, i haven't heard of any major reports of injuries. i think officials want to keep it that way. >> all right, morgan, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. team coverage continues with accuweather'

kenneth and janai? >> all right, our thanks to steve there in charleston.me flooding. we're already getting some response from charleston police department that put out a tweet just moments ago saying that they are getting reports of conditions deteriorating and flooding and asking people to shelter in place there in that city of charleston. >> right, the police department saying they are already responding to flooding, downed trees and other storm-related incidents. they say they will continue to respond throughout the night as long as conditions allow. but as steve just said, as we've just told you, they're already dealing with flooding, some power outages, we're getting images of power lines down in parts of the state. it is going to be a busy night there. >> asking for people to only call 911 in case of a true emergency, but again, people stay safe there in the low country of south carolina as we continue to track dorian. and dorian's forced the cancelation of thousands of flights this week as travelers wrap up their summer vacations. >> the main airpor

janai, kenneth?le-blower as early as tomorrow and sources say the white house is now considering allowing that whistle-blower to cooperate with congress. >>> moving forward with an impeachment probe will have political ramifications for both parties. abc news political director rick kline joins us with a breakdown of what it all means. rick, good morning. >> reporter: janai and kenneth, a historic, monumental announcement by house speaker nancy pelosi doing what she has long resisted in calling for this impeachment inquiry. this kicks off what could be months of investigating of the most serious types of charges of a president. it freezes the 2020 candidates %-p saying they are going to pursue the leads, pursue all of the different tips that come through, and pursue the information around this particular episode with all the vigor, all the constitutional muscle they can muster. perhaps the biggest change to the political dynamic, it has democrats acting and president donald trump, who is so used to d

kenneth, mona?k you. >>> turning to the growing fallout from the massive attack on the saudi oil industry, president trump is now threatening to hit iran with a new round of economic sanctis. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking in much harsher terms after arriving in saudi arabia, calling the attack a quote act of war even as iran threatens to retaliate if targeted, the president is leaving his options open. >> there are many options. and there's the ultimate option, and there are options a lot less than that. and we'll see. we're in a very powerful position. >> when you say the ultimate option -- >> i'm saying the ultimate option meaning go in, war. >> the saudis have released new evidence saying it shows the strike was sponsored by iran. >>> iran is just one of the challenges inherited by president trump's fourth national security adviser. the president selected robert o'brien, the state department's chief hostage negotiator, to replace john bolton who was ousted last week. o'brien is an

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth.he ship is partially lost off the coast of georgia. and rescue workers are trying to figure out how to safely get to four crew members still missing at sea at the st. simons sound after the massive cargo ship nearly capsized. >> i just want to confirm this is the vessel "golden ray," the cargo ship that capsized. there's no way to get on board. >> reporter: officials say just after it departed florida around 2:00 a.m. on sunday, golden ray" made a turn, toppled over and burst into flames. >> as smoke and flames started to appear, our crews along with the glenn county rescue team assessed the situation was too risky to further go inside the vessel. >> reporter: the coast guard deploying helicopters and boats to try and rescue the 24 people on board. dramatic video shows them lifting a crew member to safety in the dead of night. >> all vessels are equipped to keep a sharp look out, assist if possible. >> reporter: 20 people were safely evacuated before investigators decided the fire made

father of the house, kenneth clark, do you feel like that?rk, do you feel like that? i think there are consequences to doing things like that. i don't think i matter, but i would take the whip away from the former counsellor of the house, several members of the previous government is an unprecedented and extremely foolish and crass act. and i'm afraid it will rebound on them. it sends such a stupid and u nfortu nate message to it sends such a stupid and unfortunate message to our supporters and would—be voters in the country that what was once a broad, tolerant church has become a narrow sect. do you think that is what has happened, or do you think this is temporary? i think it is a phase, i regret that it's a phase, i think it is part of this relentless chase to be the brexit party. and i'm afraid — even if i was going to stand again, i couldn't possibly stand again, i couldn't possibly stand on an election of no deal. so ifear stand on an election of no deal. so i fear that it has become a bit of a sect, which is a pity because i know the p

kenneth craig has more on what you need to know to stay safe. >> reporter: juny and craig frazer arefor hurricane dorian, planning to ride out the storm at their home near wilmington, north carolina. >> what would you say your biggest concern is? >> making sure i have everything for my mom, my elderly mom, medication-wise. >> reporter: so they made a trip to the pharmacy, stocked up on water and food. >> we want to get in enough supplies in case things shut down. >> reporter: a new poll suggests more older adults need to be ready all the time for natural disasters. the survey of more than 2,200 adults over 50 finds less than half signed up for emergency alerts. >> less than a third of the respondents have a stocked emergency preparedness kit, and that's pretty surprising. >> reporter: some items to include in your emergency kit besides food and water, a battery-powered radio, flashlight, first aid kit, and extra batteries. sue ann belle with the university of michigan school of nursing worked on the poll. >> another thing is to talk to your family, your loved ones, your neighbors. ha

kenneth craig has the details. >> reporter: authorities said the shootings unfolded in the west texas cities of odessa and midland on saturday levering a trail of victims. >> we have at least 21 victims. 21 shooting victims. at least five deceased. >> reporter: the gunman was killedatsh thliat a movie theater. police say the attacks began with the traffic stop on a highway and the driver shot at an officer. the suspect stole a postal truck and began firing randomly. >> an exchange of gunfire happened and that subject is deceased at that location. this was a joint effort by a multitude of departments to find this animal and bring him to justice. >> reporter: a bystander caught on video the moments before the suspect was killed. >> oh god, they are shooting right there. oh, he hit the barrier. get down, get down. >> get down! >> standstill. he is shooting them. oh, he killed him. >> reporter: cbs affiliate kosa was on the air broadcasting when they were forced to evacuate during the frantic church for the gunman. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, democratic presidential ca

. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning to both of you. the field is still officially made up of 20 candidates, but thanks to the dnc's stricter requirements for qualifying tonight, we'll only hear from ten of them. the stage is built, the podiums are set, and for the first time all ten top candidates will face off on the same night. >> i think seeing biden and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, frankly, on the stage next to each other, the three of them alone have just an enormous share of the democratic electorate right now. >> reporter: joe biden remains the front-runner and he'll be sandwiched between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, but that doesn't mean the three-hour debate will be a clash between only them. the latest abc news/"washington post" poll shows the top five democrats from biden all the way to buttigieg would beat president trump if the election were held today, and while theua hers already in texas ebras. full time mimag in america will not keep a momma and a baby out of poverty. >> reporter: or with some of their

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. more than two-thirds of house democrats say it's time to impeach as more information comes to light about that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. this morning new information about that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. a source tells abc news that ukrainian government officials understood that to arrange a call with the american president, they had to agree to talk about investigating the bidens. an adviser to ukraine's president saying, quote, it was clear that trump will only have communications if they will discuss the biden case. in a summary of the july call between the two leaders, released by the white house wednesday, president trump directly asked the ukrainian president to coordinate with attorney general bill barr to investigate his 2020 rival joe biden. early in the call trump says, we do a lot for ukraine. the united states has been very, very good to ukraine. later addin

kenneth, janai. >> all right. our thanks to adam. our live coverage continues on "good morning america" and you can track dorian any time on the abc news app. >>> coming up, the top five american cities for job growth. >>> also ahead, what mitch mcconnell is saying about gun control. >>> but first a new twist in the college admissions bribery scandal. the newly disclosed emails and what they reveal. >>> plus, the new tv that will cost you $ >>> welcome back. we have a scary reminder about slowing down when roads are slick from bad weather. this u-haul slammed into firefighters in oklahoma knocking them to the ground. they did not suffer any serious injuries. >> crazy video there. >>> now to the tragedy at sea in southern california. 34 people trapped in that massive boat fire are now presumed dead. coast guard video shows the smoldering diving boat after it caught fire. investigators say many of the passengers were likely asleep below deck when the flames broke out early labor day. at this church in santa barbara last night bells ran

are you all at home going like, oh, like kenneth and i did.ght times before getting on. now third on the list of "jeopardy" money winners. coming up later on "gma" he talks about whether he can stand up to the legendary ken jennings or james holzhauer. the spring, it makes so much sense. >> the little thing there that you put in and put in a little contraption. >> neat. >>> also the trick here your name has to start with a "j" for the alitlation. >> jeopardy janai. >> oh, my gosh. you're going to win. i love it. >>> hey, this next story may be a catastrophe for dog lovers. >> new research has found cats are also man's best friend and develop personal relationships with their humans just like dogs and see us as more than just a food delivery source. they view us as security. >> the researchers at oregon state found some cats are just too insecure to show their love. not surprising here. >> that study brought to you by garfield. >>> now to a special snuggle between a bear and her human teddy bear. >> okay, so take a look. this is jenny. a 330-po

. >> i'm kenneth moton. we begin with the flood disaster in eastern texas where more than 40 inches of rain fell in some areas and it's still raining. >> new images coming in including this dramatic scene. all those cars and trucks abandoned by their owners on this flooded highway near houston. new video shows the floodwaters rising up to the mailboxes in this neighborhood. the governor has declared a disaster in 13 counties. some people have been stranded since early yesterday. >> even guests at this hotel had to escape water pouring into the lobby. abc's elizabeth hur has more on the historic conditions. elizabeth, good morning. od morning to you.th and mona, yes, more than 9 inches of rain has fallen in one day in houston setting a new record there and as you mentioned, in other parts of texas, they're measuring the rainfall not in inches but in feet and it's not over yet. first responders racing to save lives in texas where today more rain could drench areas already underwater. >> these people have been

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. well, the president has until thursday to hand that over whistle-blower's complaint, and some are calling for a transcript to be released. overnight president trump still playing defense tweeting "the wall street journal" report saying he pressured the ukrainian president eight times to investigate biden is, quote, a democrat/crooked media con. trump also taking aim at the whistle-blower who made a formal complaint about that call writing here, she doesn't even have a firsthand account of what was said. trump's pushback coming as he seemed to acknowledge he did discuss biden during a july phone call with the ukrainian president. >> the conversation i had was largely congratulatory, was largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating the corruption already in the ukraine and ukraine. >> reporter: ukraine's foreign minister is now backing up trump's assertion. so far the administration has refused to allow the whistle-blower's complaint to b

janai and kenneth. >> all right, our thanks to rick. and you can stay with abc news and the abc news app for continuing coverage of the impeachment investigation with live updates every hour. >>> we turn now to the college admissions cheating scandal and a new sentence that has just been handed down. a california executive is heading to prison for bribing his son's way usc. legal experts say the sentence should send a message to other parents charged in the scandal including actress lori loughlin. this morning a los angeles businessman is preparing to spend months behind bars for his role in the college admissions bribery scandal. devin sloane is only the second person to be sentenced in the scheme where wealthy parents are accused of paying large sums of money to get their kids into prestigious colleges. sloane admitted to paying $250,000 to get his son into the university of southern california as a water polo player, even though his son did not play the sport. court documents say sloane purchased water polo gear on amazon, got his so

kenneth, janai. >> all right. on to the next phase. serena marshall, thank you. >>> new defiance from north korea. the country has fired two more unidentified projectiles into the sea. it's the tenth launch since may and came just hours after a top north korean official said they're willing to resume nuclear talks if washington comes to the table with acceptable proposals. in response, president trump said, quote, we'll see what happens. >>> and new details about a cia informant in moscow who had to be pulled out of russia after exposing the plot to interfere in the 2016 election. "the new york times" reports the informant was a midlevel russian official who rose to the upper ranks at the kremlin but "the times" says the cia pulled the informant out of russia in 2017 when questions from the media endangered his safety. the cia denies that those safety concerns were the result of the trump administration mishandling intelligence. >>> now to president trump lashing out during a campaign rally in north carolina last night. he made it clea

. >> reporter: oh, yes, kenneth and janai, it's definitely getting stronger here. we've experienced heavy rain and wind overnight and in this flood-prone city of charleston, the biggest concern here is that storm surge. as you said officials now asking all residents here to shelter in place. dorian restrategiening to a category 3 hurricane overnight and might make landfall as it inches closer to georgia and the carolinas. >> boarded up and packed so i'm on my way. >> reporter: a hurricane warning in effect for the entire south carolina and north carolina coastline which is set to face the brunt of the storm and a dangerous storm surge of up to eight feet. south carolina's governor asking anyone who lives in the evacuation zone to get out. >> it is the water that kills people. it is the water that is the real danger. >> reporter: fema setting up operations at ft. bragg, collecting more than 250 trailers filled with food and water. and the coast guard moving operations inland ready for potential rescues once the storm passes. >> the preparedness part is pretty much o

philip hammond, kenneth clarke, i ke pt philip hammond, kenneth clarke, i kept arguing against it.ervative party as we have known it? no, iwill fight end of the conservative party as we have known it? no, i will fight for the conservative party and the values that we have which i think are in the national interest. i could not stand by and watch these people on their own. that was amber rudd explaining the reasons for her resignation. with me is our political correspondent, helen catt. what did you make of what she had to say? what did you make of what she had to 7 i what did you make of what she had to say? i think what we saw from that is where this impact will be felt, within the conservative party. they are having a battle of the soul this week and that is where the intervention is going to be felt ha rd est. intervention is going to be felt hardest. amber rudd is an influential figure among moderate one nation conservatives as they are known. having her on—site was a boost for boris johnson and known. having her on—site was a boost for borisjohnson and his brexit strategy. wha

kenneth, mona?g news in the showdown over a whistle-blower who was alarmed about a promise president trump allegedly made to a foreign leader. >> sources say the whistle-blower's complaint involves ukraine. house democrats were already investigating a phone call between trump and the new ukrainian president over allegations that trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, was trying to pressure ukraine into helping trump's re-election campaign. >> the acting director of national intelligence has refused to allow the intelligence community inspector general to share the whistle-blower's complaint with congress as required by law. even though it was deemed credible and urgent. >> who do you think that this allegation, this complaint, involves? >> who is in the position to influence an acting director of national intelligence, who's not been on the job very long, to do something completely unprecedented? >> president trump is dismissing the story as fake news. the intelligence chief is set to testify at a public

janai, kenneth? >> thanks, rachel scott there on capitol hill.n and the gop are cashing in on the impeachment inquiry, raising $5 million in the first 24 hours since the investigation was announced. >> they raked in the money after firing off a string of fund-raising e-mails and launching dozens of new facebook ads asking supporters to join an official impeachment defense task force. now, even though president trump said there was no quid pro quo, he has acknowledged freezing $400 million in aid to ukraine ahead of the controversial phone call. >> the president says he never mentioned the money, but abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams tells us he didn't have to. >> as a legal matter you don't need a quid pro quo. you just need to be able to prove the person knowingly solicited something of value from a foreign national to try to influence the 2020 election. but that kind of case is hard to prove and win. but the technical legal question isn't the most important one. the real question is the political one. sure, it would be a stronger case agains

kenneth clarke, another former minister and the longest serving mp, elected in 1970.im as well. winston churchill pass grandson, nicholas soames, also going. winston churchill is one of borisjohnson going. winston churchill is one of boris johnson pass going. winston churchill is one of borisjohnson pass political heroes, so borisjohnson pass political heroes, so much so that he wrote a book about him. in his years as an mp, sir nicholas soames only voted against a conservative government three times. the last time has seen him kicked out of the party and he spokein him kicked out of the party and he spoke in the commons earlier. i'm not standing in the next election and i'm approaching the end of 37 yea rs of and i'm approaching the end of 37 years of service to the house, of which i have been proud and honoured beyond words to be among them. i am truly very sad that it should end in this way. boris johnson voting against mates back deal twice but wasn't expelled from the party but his supporters say this is different —— voted against theresa may's deal. some party m

mozambique is fighting hard to recover from the devastation caused by cyclons and kenneth the 2 storms killed thousands many more families were displaced 6 months later farmers in the coastal town of biros are returning to the area and trying to rebuild their lives. as i pay. my house collapsed so i had to build a small hut just to survive later i'll try to rebuild my home. the land might be ready for people to return but the region still faces many stark challenges catholic and g'kar atos says infrastructure damage has left many without basic necessities like housing health services and clean drinking water. for the sick on after the floods people left and went to look at the relatives of them who are there on god but now their home regions are dry and they want their. there's a tough economy job and they return to the land but they have no home no food. in the bank will mean they're not going out. for now the farmers of buy regrow what they can but the mozambique government has been unable to provide the financial support needed to rebuild the ravaged region organizations like curren

. >> the white house has started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel kenneth starr seekingecords involving monica lewinsky. >> reporter: during a deposition in the paula jones lawsuit clinton was questioned about an extra marital affair with lewinsky and denied it later with reporters. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman miss lewinsky. >> reporter: the first lady suggested it was all some sort of conspiracy. >> this vast white ring conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband isn't the day he announced for president. >> reporter: seven months later clinton admitted he did have a relationship with lewinsky. >> while my answers were legally accurate i did not volunteer information. >> reporter: the issue wasn't the affair so much as he lied about it. there were concerns he asked others to lie, too, though denied doing so. still, independent counsel kenneth starr investigated later telling the house judiciary committee clinton chose deception. >> the evidence suggests that the president repeatedly tried to thwart the legal process in the jones matter.

in kenya kenneth complains that honey is mixed with mashed right bananas to increase profits. well who need it from costa rica says that lots of what sold is natural brown sugar has actually been dyed. in peru hannis has noticed a similar problem even though great chocolate is exported from the country he comments that people there mostly have to make do with a disgusting substitute. and finally in mexico miguel listed a whole range of products that he says are regularly adulterated he thinks it's a big problem that people simply don't read the labels. well i certainly will the next time i go shopping thanks for those comments and keep them coming. in tif in frozen lasagna sold at the reale chain inspectors have discovered horsemeat instead of beef as listed on the label. detroit has been a regular issue when it comes to meat products despite that the demand for meat worldwide continues to grow at a steady pace. the average german consumes around 60 kilograms of it every year but it's humans haven't always eaten that much. for me it appears our earliest ancestors didn't indulg

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. >> chris hahn and fox news contributor kenneth starr, welcome to you both. >> thanks for having us. that was tweeting this, schiff knows a lot of people watching will think that is what the transcript said. it is not. the whole point is that the transcript doesn't say what schiff just said it said. >> there is a compelling need to get things right and not to play actor, to go on stage and pretend. we are talking about the president of the united states. what we used a comedy between branches, respect between the branches would just tell the chairman don't act this way. it is sophomoric and unpardonable especially given the nature of this, the international relations, foreign relations of the united states to do anything other than the fact and just the fact. >> it undermined his argument here, this is what britt hume tweeted out, if the conversation were as damning as schiff would like he would have simply read directly from it instead of making up dialogue, not surprising in light of the extravagant collusion claims or two years, undercutting himself. >> i don't think he is undercu

and if for some reason these independents including kenneth clarke and provides an everybody else, youurself how can this government actually function? how can it get legislation through the commons? it is going to become more and more difficult. very, major questions, ithink. i think the article does hint at a number of mps who are thinking about... we have the interviewjust now he's talked about six cabinet ministers share her views, at least one is also considering quitting. of course, the gamers, who is that, then? someone might look at someone like nicky morgan who obviously is fairly strong in her views and went back into government as culture secretary. yes, she is. and she will be asked, will you follow? it will become... that doesn't help, does it? i think that the prime minister believed he was going to be able to show leadership and strength of character and he is going to be pushing through, but there seems to be collateral damage at every turn along the way and one knows not where we're going to end up this next week. very quickly, talking about people leaving, one of her

still independent counsel kenneth starr investigated and later telling the house judiciary committeeaying clinton showed deception. >> the evidence suggests that clinton tried to thwart the process in the legal matter. >> reporter: the house of representatives voted to impeach clinton charging him with lying under only to a federal grand jury and obstructing justice. >> they are not regarding the president with president with fairness but impeaching him with a vengeance. >> i say you have the power to terminate that damage and heal the wound that you have created. you, sir, may resign your post. >> reporter: president's trial in the senate, which would decide if he would be removed from office, got under way the following month, january 1999. about a month after his trial began on february 12th, 1999, president bill clinton was acquitted on both articles of impeachment after the senate failed to get the necessary two-thirds majority vote. >> william jefferson clinton hereby is and is acquitted of the charges in the said articles. >> reporter: the president, once again, apologized to

i'm kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >>> fremont is hoping that cash bonuses will help attract people to join its police force. the city will give new officers a $10,000 signing bonus, and that money will go to rookies and officers called lateral transfers. the experienced officers who join police from other agencies and current employees can get $1,500 bonuses if they refer officers. >>> another employer is offering incentives. >> and their offer of a free tesla is sparking interest. san francisco based envoy has 150 employees, but they want to expand. the company wants to hire dozens of engineers before the end of the year. now envoy is offering a free tesla model s to anyone who refers five engineers. there is a catch. the candidates have to actually get the job with envoy. >> we're looking for all types, front end, back end, all software engineers, any full stack folks, engineering managers. >> it's probably an outlier but it doesn't surprise me. the job market for engineers is hot. the particular job market for top engineering talent. >> wow. you may have used envoy's signature p

kenneth clark is one of those icons, perhaps the most recognized tory party members. he is a familiar presence. not recognizes this party anymore. he says it is the brexit party rebadged. the tory party is in a state of -- and itn and in his is in a sense, it has been taken over by a far-right version of the party, leaving moderates stranded and expxpelled in some cases.s. a far-right party in the view of many of the tory party members themselves. he is not just defending his own political future, but perhaps the fate and immediate future of the party itself. genie: it seems as if jeremy corbyn is dragging his feet. why would he not want to participate? his feet, buting for what he says is a good reason. moderate tories agree with this strategy. why does he not want to agree to an immediate snap election? it is to make sure that no deal is excluded. it is the ultimate priority now to push through legislation to rule out the possibility there ,s trickery, sleight-of-hand that they will not, the government, led by boris johnson will not be able to crash the united kingd

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kenneth stoler of san francisco, relocated his office to santa rosa. interactions with ten patients, alleges he engaged in conduct that was grossly negligent. he didn't respond to call for comment. meantime dr. philip is hopeful new laws will increase the measles immunization rates. expects the numbers at the charter school to be different as well. >> maybe some families will feel strong still about not having their child vaccinated. and i think home schooling might be their answer. >> says there's 6% uptick in the numbers this year. 58% of kindergarteners receiving vaccinations. >> also points out that higher percentage of seventh graders are getting vaccinated, with 82% receiving all vaccinations, including measles vaccine for 2019 to 2020. sonoma health official recommends the cdc's schedule. in the newsroom for i-team,i-te, news. >>> menlo park's guild theater is closing this thursday. one of the last single screen theaters on the peninsula. when it opened in 1925, showed silent films accompanied by a live organist. plans to demolish it and rebuild