let's track out hurricane irma's path as it crosses the florida keyes.d to cross the florida keyes sometime early sunday morning and make landfall on the florida peninsula sometime tomorrow later in the morning or by the early afternoon hours. models are still not picking up the exact time, but when it does make landfall it looks like a category 3. initially it looked like a category 4 so that downgrade is an improvement, however it still hugs the coast to the west and it keeps on staying in that warm water in the gulf. so what we're looking for is at least for it to maintain its position mainly on land and get weaker as it continues to work its way south to north. coming up in a bit, we'll talk more about irma and about our weather here locally that's pretty nice. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more than 100,000 homes and businesses in florida are already without electricity because of hurricane irma. utility crews from new jersey and delaware are set to head south to help with a massive effort to restore power. 154 employees are being sent to florida f

kindell keyes... an assistant manager at the goodwill ... initially thought someone was playing a joke on her... when she discovered $39- thousand bucks inside the purse. keyes brought the cash to her manager... who tracked down two brothers from california... who donated their deceased grandmother's purse. (sot) "some people say i should have kept the cash...but i believe in good karma...i knew i had to do the right thing.(pam) one of the brothers flew to new york to collect the cash. for doing the right thing and returning the money... kindell keyes was rewarded by goodwill with a 39 hundred dollar bonus. keyes says she will save her money...and not keep it in a purse. in sports -- the national anthem demonstrations in the n-f-l continue... the green bay packers and chicago cubs show their unity before the game -- gary will share his thoughts. plus -- the a's are opening their last series of the season against the rangers -- gary has the highlights and all the sports coming up .s. second-quarter .s. second- quarter growth revised upward to

up next 20th seed coco vandewegheplays against her good friend madison keys and madison keyes complete the all american semi—final line up as they battle for the other place in saturday's decider. the premier league clubs vote to bring forward the closing date of the transfer window to before the season starts. and chris froome extends his lead in la vuelta a espana withjust three stages remaining. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that the first of the women's us open finalists will be known shortly. two—time winner venus williams is playing american compatriot sloane stephens in what has been a compelling match, with the 24—year—old stephens winning the first set 6—1, before williams won the second without dropping a game. it without dropping a game. is currently two apiece ir third it is currently two apiece in the third deciding set with advantage to venus williams on her own serve. the american theme continues shortly, with all the players from the usa in the last four for the first time since 1981. 20th seed coco vandeweghe plays against her

up next 20th seed coco vandewegheplays against her good friend madison keys and madison keyes completetle for the other place in saturday's decider. the premier league clubs vote to bring forward the closing date of the transfer window to before the season starts. and chris froome extends his lead in la vuelta a espana withjust three stages remaining. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that the first of the women's us open finalists will be known shortly. two—time winner venus williams is playing american compatriot sloane stephens in what has been a compelling match, with the 24—year—old stephens winning the first set 6—1, before williams won the second without dropping a game.

-- the keye creek ingredient was, he had that passion that my grandfather had for investing.e also had a passion for building a business. that was something i think that my grandfather probably did not have because he was completely focused on being a great investor. my father had a vision to do more than just have a great investment capability. he wanted to build a business that would extend and expand, and be sustainable beyond any market cycle. so, you growing up in boston, your father is building a company that is becoming one of the biggest in the world, was a complicated growing up with your father and family being famous, or were you relatively anonymous as a child? abigail: we were not famous at all. this was the equity market in the 1970's, david. nobody in the equity market was famous. people thought the equity markets were dying back then. you were asking my father, why are you still doing this? david: you grew up relatively modestly? abigail: we were comfortable, but not any lifestyle that anybody would be wanting to show on tv, or be particularly engulfed in. dav

. >> we found dianne and bart vinsh surveying damage to their home in big pine keyness we have somebody's boat in our yard, that is not our boat. >> their home is still standing. but like many here could take weeks if not months to repair. >> driving down what struck you the most? >> the debris. the things all over o, pushed to the side of the road so we could get through. the debris was the biggest impact. we have pieces of doors, furniture, pieces of kitchen cabinets all around our house. that came from inside somebody's home. >> reporter: further south key west's iconic southern most point buoy remains though it blasted by the hurricane. some businesses are starting to reopen but it may be awhile before the city is able to welcome back tourists. >> another concern is people return to these devastated areas is they could become injured in the cleanup process or suffer heat stroke at a time when medical services are limited. there is a curfew in place to prevent looting. schools here may not be able to reopen until almost the end of month. elaine? >> quijano: a lot of challenges ahead, m

and a sessions featuring keyes doric play as the revolution continues to end as vladimir lenin himself once tweeted. ati's project has been positively received with a formidable work the creation of an entire virtual world and an ambitious attempt to create a new genre as well as rave reviews the project has also attracted a large online following. this includes renowned journalists and popular accounts like the british library in total our project has over one hundred thousand followers with even more tweets featuring the hash tag nine hundred seventeen life the project's tweets have been seen by over twenty five million people the rush of artie's dip the head of social media says it's disappointing the account was shut down without discussing the issue with r.t. first we wanted to give voice to all sides of those surveillance that is why would decide it's a creed the current of the british embassy into description it's clearly stated that it is their columns of the united kingdom in the russian empire which no longer exists by the time they account for suspenders it had over three th

and a sessions featuring keyes doric play as the revolution continues panda's vladimir lenin himself once tweeted. artie's project has been positively received with reviewers calling it a formidable work the creation of an entire virtual world and an ambitious that tend to create a new genre as well as rave reviews the project is also attracted a large online following. this includes renowned journalists plus popular accounts like the british library in total the project has more than one hundred thousand followers with even more tweets that feature the hash tag nine hundred seventeen live the project's tweets have been seen by more than twenty five million people to show forty's deputy head of social media says it's disappointing though the account was shut down without even discussing the issue with r.t. first we wanted to give voice to all sides of those surveillance that is why we decided to create their current of the british embassy into description it's clearly stated there is the account of the united kingdom in the russian empire which no longer exists by the time they accou

madison keyes and cocoa v way and venus williams takes on unseeded sloane stephens in the other semi.next, in "the pulse," how bud light is going high tech this football season with its beer glasses. >>> and, yeah, you heard me right chicken sashimi. find out where people are actually eating this. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. i'm karen, i'm a teacher. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. meplace where fungal infections are common, or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or palene

meanwhile, coco vandeweghe and madison keyes won the remaining quarter—finals in the women's singles.6 years, as colm harrison reports. coco vandeweghe cruising to her second grand slam semifinal of the year by brushing aside the world number one in straight sets. the 25—year—old american who reached the last for in australia back in january, won 76, 63. and while discover will now return home, losing her reagan king to garbine muguruza next week, coco vandeweghe can look forward to playing a match in her home turf. i'm a big believer that my grandparents are still with me, so looking up and feeling the love of what i'm doing and i'm quite happy with how i was able to close out the match. in the fashion that i did, and in front of the crowd today. coco vandeweghe joined venus williams and sloane stephens in the semifinals, raising the prospect of an all american final in the final four so the first time since 1981. it all hinged on madison keys. it did not take long for the number 15 seed to deliver what part on crowd desperately wanted. she despatched the world number 415 6—3, 6—3 in

keyes"i'm pretty sure someone did it to them... just how tight they were and how theyere literally cut off, as if someone tightened them and then cu tyler white/turlock: "we're just like, we gotta help these ducks. there not reason why we should leave, and leave the ducks like that. they could die... the could get hurt.">( darya ) animal control is still looking through the area to see if any other ducks have been hurt. ( darya ) roy moore has won the alabama republican primary for u-s senate. he defeated the incumbent who was backed by president trump. moore clinched the victory over senator luther strange to win the nomination for the seat previously held by attorney general jeff sessions. moore is alabama's former chief justice. he was twice removed from his duties after he defied federal court orders over gay marriage. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... see how one bay area city is trying to make child care affordable for everybody. and next... how a bay are city is taking action against equifax after millions of americans have their personal inf

got created that this he education that sandusky was proposing would be covered of simply by doing keyes in the military budget so i mean this is just amazing and the democrats are going along with that and what does the double punditry says about that i don't know if no one knows everything but i don't think they denounce it and so you know look after charlottesville it was almost a year nancy and now you're giving him the biggest media to give me a break and this is hold a jew is a position to time is a jew that's what i'm trying to say and the other point which i wanted to add and then i'll shut up is about the business you see we discuss the hand we doubt mentioning which nobody they have to mention the elephant in the home which is israel. is is has obsession and it's not a threat to united states in fact it's not even a threat to israel in the in that he had eighty that is going to fantasize that it might be one. of the places i love making sure that. can be done other ways it would have been done long ago and nobody would worry about the poll ok anatoly weekly something which we h

just a victim of keyes last night.m of a perfect night for madison keys. >> yeah, she was on fire last night. you know, venus williams/sloane stephens was like a generational match-up. you had fierce youth aga experience and -- >> elegance and experience and also fierce competition but, look, venus played her first open, guys, 20 years ago, sloane was 4 years old so venus got beaten bat lid in the first set and came back and answered hard. didn't drop a game in the second set and then the third set was so tight, it was such a nail-biter. everyone was exhausted watching it. she wants to make it clear this isn't a bassing of the baton. she's not going anywhere. >> still holding on to that. what do you think about the final? >> i think it's going to be excited. two young women who want it badly. sloane was ranked 934th. just months ago. >> they were both injured. >> both injured. it's going to be so great. >> i'm not going to let you off that easy. >> who is going to win? >> we're going to win. it's an all-usa final. >> t

keyes west, at least 120 miles per hour here, as the storm wrapped around. making landfall here, also very being damage, and also big pine key. we also have all they key deer that run around through here. the next spot, a seven-mile bridge. the infrastructure on the bridge, and one more spot to the norm into marathon form marathon catching the rather here right through jufish creek. that could also cause damage to the infrastructure of the bridge. we could be washing things away, washing the bottom of the bridge away, and then all of a sudden the keys are cut off. the rain is all the way -- we talk about the surge. this side maybe two to four fierce. right where you are in ft. my s myers, in naples, cape coral, those are the areas you need to be above ground, above sea level by more than 10 to 15 feet. naples, what you're going to experience in the next fuse hours, the water will go out, you're going to push away, you'll be three feet down, a negative surge. you'll think, there goes the storm, it's over. absolutely not. your surge is on the back side, becaus

because you know the keyes are not protected mike.ven if it goes across the keys you're going to stay there? >> you know what, if it's a category 5, at its strength i will leave. i'll make that decision tomorrow. channels are i will stay here. i know locations i can stay there with complete solid concrete, rebar, we can go up several floors. i'll tell you, don, i've never seen anything like this. i've never chased one of this caliber so we are entering the world of unknown. >> stay safe. we'll check back with you, mike. i want to bring in reed, he's a shortly chaser and meteorologist. he joins us now zero ja skype. hey reed. i understand you're at a gas station. are you pumps shut down or are they pumping gas? >> this gas station here is completely shut down. there's another gas station on i-95 that i stopped at and killed up with gas that was chaos. they had to redirect traffic there, people going in and out. lines extending out at the gas station. several cars extending out of every single stall. gas is a scarce commodity out here.

their necks- take a look at these pictures, captured by elizabeth stevens.sot - elizabeth stevens/keyes"i'mtty sure someone did it to them... just how tight they were and how they were literally cut off, as if someone tightened them and then cut it."look again- plastic zip-ties.... wrapped around the duck's neck, pinning its lower bill to its neck.... its mouth open. two of the animals had been bound in that same way.sot - tyler white/turlock"i thought it was pretty messed up. i don't understand why people would do that."sot - "we're just like, we gotta help these ducks. there not reason why we should leave, and leave the ducks like that. they could die... the could get hurt."so, help they did... cutting the ducks free.sot - "i couldn't catch them... she's the one who caught them."since then, their story has spread. on social media... by word-of-mouth... scratch that... beak.sot - "oh. very upsetting. this is why we come here to enjoy it." and while these friends are clearly gratified by the support they've gotten... what's also clear is that it's restored a little of the faith they lost th

their necks- take a look at these pictures, captured by elizabeth stevens.sot - elizabeth stevens/keyes"i'metty sure someone did it to them... just how tight they were and how they were literally cut off, as if someone tightened them and then cut it."look again- plastic zip-ties.... wrapped around the duck's neck, pinning its lower bill to its neck.... its mouth open. two of the animals had been bound in that same way.sot - tyler white/turlock"i thought it was pretty messed up. i don't understand why people would do that."sot - "we're just like, we gotta help these ducks. there not reason why we should leave, and leave the ducks like that. they could die... the could get hurt."so, help they did... cutting the ducks free.sot - "i couldn't catch them... she's the one who caught them."since then, their story has spread. on social media... by word-of-mouth... scratch that... beak.sot - "oh. very upsetting. this is why we come here to enjoy it." and while these friends are clearly gratified by the support they've gotten... what's also clear is that it's restored a little of the faith they lost t

have evacuated and we can't impress enough that people that are still here need to get out of the keyes because this is a very dangerous storm. >> are people afraid? how many are staying? you're walking around towns there. >> i'm not walking around town. i'm buttoning up my house right now in the final stages and operating out of the emergency operations center, which has been doing a fantastic job in getting inting the message out can't say enough how difficult this is. the mood's good. we've, poornsed hurricanes before. we've never, poorexperienced anything like this before and we're looking at storm surges up to 8 feet, which will make things difficult. and the big thing is this is a statewide storm. it's not just happening to us and state resources focused on us. they'll be focused on miami beach and other population centers. >> is there anything you think you learned watching the rescues in harvey last week, anything you can apply to your area? >> i think that's what's going on around the country helped in people recognizing what can happen in a posthurricane situation and has help

these keyes, i have resources, our human capital, expertise within the agency. our challenge is, how do we create the right agility to work with you and the clutter the acquisition progress to enable your innovation to get to my desktop sooner? had we lift the skill set of the workforce that needs to be more data savvy and copy occasionally knowledgeable and away that provides advantage on the other side. fundamentals have not changed. we call it locational dominance. if we hold on to how we geit in the past, and not advance, we put ourselves at risk as an agency, that's less important. we put our mission at risk in respect to protecting the nation and government. i look to learn the lessons, good and otherwise, because as i said, there is much for us to benefit from a transition mike has been through. >> as you said, you had a near geo and that has now exploded as you have 190 satellites overhead requiring constant real-time imagery. the question a lot of us are curious about, how do you keep an advantage with the united states? how do you make it possible for

they want a cost-effective system that deals with the needs of our people and not just the keyes of large corporations. and that is why i personally believe that if medicare is working well for seniors right now, we can make it work for everyone man, woman, and child in this country through a medicare for all program. >> we have commercial breaks. we're going to have a lot more on debate night in america. we want to tell you that president trump just tweeted about the health care debate. we'll tell you what he says when we come back. [ applause ] giveyou're finished! curse you, he-man, you interfering imbecile! give us one good reason we shouldn't vanquish you to another dimension! ok, guys, hear me out. switching to geico could save you... hundreds on car insurance. huh, he does make a point... i do like to save money... catch you on the flip, suckas! geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. today, central new york and the mohawk valley are rising together. we're invested in creating the world's first state-of-the-art drone testing facility

is the keye cut driver here.ompany that has been in the crosshairs of activist investors in recent days and months. we are also keeping an eye on the insurance sector. coming through in the insurers in the u.s. yesterday. a mixed tag of stocks to the upside. generally a risk off atmosphere. matt? matt: mario draghi says the european central bank is watching euro aims as it edges toward settling the future of its bond buying program. the euro has surged more than 17% against the dollar this year, 60% on a trade weighted basis. that was reflected in a downgrade to the ecb's inflation outlook, even as draghi said economic growth remains a solid. joining us in london is the cio at saxo bank. what was your take from draghi yesterday? how do you think he did? delivered ank he relatively dovish speech, which ties into the fact that he is uncertainty with how to move forward when the qe program ends in january. i expect him to come up with a program that does a reduction of 10 billion euros on less economic conditions, a

. —— marian keyes. keep those eyebrows safe. you're watching breakfast from bbc news.hen? not 5witching mishaps in the kitchen? not switching on the hostess trolley at our first switching on the hostess trolley at ourfirst dinner party. switching on the hostess trolley at our first dinner party. ho5te55 trolley is! they work great fun. the odd omelette has gone wrong. barbecues, don't mention that, i have been banned from them. barbecues cau5e have been banned from them. barbecues cause a lot of family arguments. i say cri5p everything and that's fine. we know what you can do well and that is looking to the papers. we have been talking about young people campaigning and voting. in the guardian the conservatives are trying to reach out to younger people. they are scrambling around for big ideas that will attract younger voters and for big ideas that will attract younger voters and someone for big ideas that will attract younger voters and someone that i happen to, that i have always re5pected, former cabinet minister david willetts, has come up with a lot of thinking on

. -- keyes conversations. the speaker pro tempore: all members please stop conversations. clear the aisles. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek reckniss? >> i ask tore one minute to speak out of order to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. > on august 21, the uss john mccain collided with an oil tanker taking the live of 10 of our sailors. second class kenneth aaron smith, electronics technician first class, charles nathan findly, st. joseph, missouri, interior communications electrician first class, abraham lopez, el paso, texas. nd kevin bushel, maryland, electronics technician second class jacob daniel drake, campbell township, ohio. formation technicians second class, timothy eckels junior. information technicians second class, cory ingraham. doyan. ouis electronics second class, hoarland of texas and my constituent from illinois, terior technician, logan steven palmer. i never had the chance of meeting officer palmer, his parents and his friends remember him as a committed sailor, a loving son

keyes"i'm pretty sure someone did it to them... just how tight they were and how theymeone tightened them and then cu tyler white/turlock: "we're just like, we gotta help these ducks. there not reason why we should leave, and leave the ducks like that. they could die... the could get hurt.">( darya ) animal control is still looking through the area to see if any other ducks have been hurt. ( mark ) bart police are stepping up efforts to stop fare evaders. stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behving badly. while bart police is cracking down on fare evaders, what is interesting is what goes on while they are in the process of issuing a ticket watch as this guy goes through the gate, and then he inserts the very same ticket into the entry turn style so his buddy can exit . nats: ambiance then this guy with the black backpack, he saw the bart officers so he made a bee line to the opposite side of the station and exits out the emergency gate and leaves the station oh and by the way this is what the emergency gate looks like, it for authorized use only it

police say the woman worked at the shop and somehow got the keyes to the car and took it for a drive. this morning the boy is in stable but critical condition. the woman is being charged with felony hit-and- (robin) in the south bay a former santa clara county probation counselor has been arrested on suspicion of having sex with two teenage boys while they were serviving time in juvenile detention. 36-year-old tricia caparra was arrested at her home in santa cruz. she is accused of sexually assaulting the two teenage boys... at a santa clara county juvenile correctional facility. caparra is facing 17 counts of sexual abuse. ( james ) a woman in rohnert park is accused of sending lewd material to a boy in arkansas. police arrested 21-year-old ashley zimmer after the mother of a 12-year-old boy found nude photos of an adult on her son's phone. police say, zimmer met the boy on 'x-box live' last month... and began exchanging photos on social media. zimmer has worked at y-m-c-a programs at richard crane elementary school in rohnert park. police are not sure if there are any other victims.