kitty logan joins us from our london bureau with the latest. death toll is still unknown, but many more are thought to be missing, and the indonesian vice president says thousands could be dead. most of those known to have died lived on the island where an 18-foot tide tsunami swept through late on friday. water smashed into buildings, bringing debris along with it, leaving devastation in its wake. it reached speeds of up to 500 miles an hour before it hit the shoreline. hundreds of people at a beach festival are thought to be among the dead. questions are being asked after an official tsunami warning was lifted after just 30 minutes. the tsunami followed a quake of magnitude 7.5 which in itself also killed and injured many. aftershocks are continuing as well. indonesia, of course, sits on the so-called pacific ring of fire and has a long history of earthquakes. in 2004 200,000 people were killed in the tsunami, and 500 died on a holiday island. the city of palo has been hit by tsunamis in the past too. now the race is on to get aid to area. se

kitty logan is live with more from the london euro. >> reporter: dutch police say there was a terrorist motive in the attack after issued a statement from the south bend. in new local time, busy rail station in the city's center, injured the suspect immediately as he walked away after the fact -- the man in custody in relation to this effect is a 19-year-old afghan, that man is being questioned in the hospital today. keeping an open mind as they investigate further. it has been searched and expected to appear in court monday but there has been no wider claim from any terrorist group so far. the rail station is a busy hub, and many of them foreign tourists, and they are visiting the city. they are in the hospital today, not set to be life-threatening. they have not yet released the identities of those two injured americans but the us embassy says it is getting victims and families the assistance they need. >> kitty logan, thanks very much. >> we need to elect senators who will vote for judges who follow our laws and our constitution as written. like supreme court justice neil gorsuch who

kitty logan in london with the story. >> this typhoon is starting to slowly weaken but it is still thetorm in the region this year. it made landfall in southern china on sunday, killing at least two people. authorities put out a red alert, evacuating around 2 1/2 million people. flights were cancelled and boats sent back to ports. and despite the storm weakening a little, winds are still gusting up to 100 miles-an-hour. the typhoon hit hong kong earlier in the day, with even more huge waves crashed against the shore, and water levels surged up to 12 feet in places. powerful winds ripped roofs off buildings, uprooted trees and even broke windows. there was flooding in many areas too, with some saying it was the worst storm they had ever seen. the philippines bore a brunt of the typhoon earlier on saturday, though, over 50 people are known to have died and many more are still missing. most of the dead were killed in landslides caused by the deluge of rain. rescue workers are still searching for survivors. many people have lost homes there too as buildings were torn apart in the storm or

jon: kitty logan reporting from london.hanks. >>> five former members of that remote new mexico compound in federal custody today on weapons and conspiracy charges. the arrests coming days after all charges were dropped against three of the defendants. jeff paul is live from los angeles with the latest on that. what happened here, jeff? >> tensions were already high within the community after the five suspects were given the option to bond out of jail, but that concern only got more intense when the original charges were dropped because prosecutors failed to meet a deadline. now, they had ten days to set up a hearing to prove that they had probable cause for the arrest but failed to do so. three of the suspects were then released and even the chief judge in this case was frustrated by what was happening. but legally his hands were tied, and he pointed the finger of blame directly at the state. >> there was no excuse and no reason why the district attorney's office could not have requested these preliminary hearings. it is d

molly: kitty logan, thank you.ike: we are awaiting president trump's departure for a make america great again rally in wheeling, west virginia. the event kicks off a week of rallies for the president amid chaos over the fate of his supreme court nominee. we have a preview of the president's visit coming up at the top of the hour. as we get closer to election day, there are new concerns over election hacking and protecting your vote. this is stonington, maine, a town where almost half the population is self-employed. lobster fisherman is the lifeblood of this town. by 2030, half of america may take after stonington, self-employed and without employer benefits. we haven't had any sort of benefit plans and we're trying to figure that out now. if i had had a little advice back then, i'd be in a different boat today, for sure. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming p

we cannot just throw them out kitty logan has more from london. >> the polls have closed in sweden'slection. early election polls indicate a boost, it is close but it does appear that the ruling party has a larger share of the vote. >> it was a theme during the campaign. that appears to be in the early exit polls with a large increase in votes. >> no party is set to have an outright majority so sweden will have to form a coalition government. this is the first election since 150 migrants arrived three years ago. recently, there has been data trends in other countries and an increase in far right parties over the migrant issues. this swedish democratic party set asylum-seekers faces and puts burden on the welfare system. it has been a and urged swedish people not to support them. immigration has already impacted the country usual liberal politics. now, it appears one of five voters are backing in anti-immigration party and that could end up the second largest in government. the east coast is bracing for a direct hit for hurricane. plus, it has been 17 years since the attacks of nine/1

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. >> jon: kitty logan has more. >> reporter: the pentagon wants to pressure pakistan to do more to takeoperating both in pakistan and afghanistan. it says pakistan has not done enough so far. the u.s. government believes pakistan is providing a safe haven for militants who plan to carry out attacks in afghanistan. that is backed by the afghan government that has always claimed the taliban has support pakistan. pakistan denies it. the u.s. has been giving aid to pakistan since 2002. over $33 billion. the funds are intended to encourage pakistan to cooperate with the u.s. to fight extremist groups. the insurgency in afghanistan has continued for almost 17 years. with militant attacks on the rise, the u.s. government is rethinking the strategy in the region. the u.s. military has often been the target of the extremist attacks. for service members have been killed in 2018 and u.s. troops are maintaining a presence in the country mainly in a training capacity. pakistan says that there are also many deadly attacks on its own soil by insurgents based in the country. thousands of pakistani secu

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kitty logan is in london with more.strongest storm in the region this year. as continuing to cause havoc as it passes through china. it reached china earlier today killing two people. authorities issued a red alert they are. evacuating 2 and a half million people. lights were canceled, both were sent back to ports and despite the storm weakening a little bit the wind is gusting up to 100 miles an hour. the same typhoon hit hong kong earlier in the day. with even more ferocity. people there were warned to stay away from the water as you can see, huge waves crashing against the shore and water levels surging up to 12 feet in places. powerful wind, a printing trees and breaking windows. flooding of course in many areas as well. the philippines, they bore the brunt of the storm early on saturday. over 50 people have died. many more and most of the day were killed in landslides caused by heavy rain. rescue workers are still searching for survivors. the stroke continues to move in a northwesterly direction across china. it's

kitty logan is following the story live. >> reporter: there was international outcry that put the spotlightcial documents. these reporters say they've been unfairly accused they claimed they were framed and trapped by police. this trial is seen as a landmark test case for democracy in burma and the ruling has been widely condemned by international human rights civilization. >> what we're seeing is these two men being sent to prison for doing their jobs and this is sending a signal to the rest of the reporters that if you cross the military or the government they can make your life a living hell. >> reporter: the two journalists were arrested as they investigated the killing of muslim boy. according to the u.n. 700,000 are fled the country to escape the violence against their communities. in a report, it says the burmese military carried out mass killings. some could face trial for genocide. the burmese government denied allegations. the outcome of this trial adds to the international pressure burmese government is already under for the crack down on people. reuters said the conviction is in

katie logan is following live from london bureau, kitty. >> hi, arthel, this was the strongest stormilippines so far this year, in addition to 12 dead there are several people missing. hit northeast philippines before dawn on saturday and high winds at 125 miles per hour combined with heavy rains caused absolute havoc, the water triggered several landslides killing two children and two rescue workers trying to free people trapped in those land slides also killed. now there was also significant damage to homes and buildings, power cables are down in many places leaving people without electricity. now as you can see heavy flooding in provinces and 90,000 people in coastal areas to be evacuated. they have been advise today stay away from homes still now as more storm surges and more rain predicted and strong wind gusts that continue to blow debris from the storm around, now the typhoon has passed over the philippines and heading towards hong kong and china, the worst is over now for the philippines, arthel, but the problem is a big clean-up to come for many people. arthel: we will be ri