approach and what krissy activists are looking for a show of solidarity from the west's and they're calling for the international community to support them and stand with hong kong. well dave correspondent mathias bellinger is in hong kong and sent us this update on the lead this round of clashes. both sides are really on the brink of the nerves we're seeing the police getting provoked easily and the protesters expecting something to happen so some of them come prepared with petrol bombs and other gear to the demonstrations and anything that happens then a warning by the police an announcement to disperse the crowd inevitably leads to violence and to spilling out there in hong kong to sport now and in formula one ferrari's charla claire spring a surprise in singapore by taking pole position ferrari are not renowned for their success in singapore but likely after just a fine display of driving to a draw on a while later lewis hamilton of necessities to 1st place on the grid for our team mates bastion fatal starts 3rd and sunday's from perth. to japan now and the rugby world cup where a clash

. >> reporter: this community has a mandatory evacuation order, but sergeant krissie padgett can't reallynforce it. >> are you going to be staying? te i prefer to stay. >> reporter: and patricia laurencelle won't leave. she's 96. ne you nervous about this one or are you okay? >> uneasy. >> reporter: she packed a bag just in case. we also met 70-year-old k.c. keerding upsirs tock neigh 75-yd >> reporter: mor million seniors e ia >> i probably can't run anymore, but i can trundle out to my car and take off. >> reporter: kelber agrees otat's not much of a plan. what do you worry about? >> just about him being able to get out of here, because he does move sort of slow, and he's a little bit fragile. >> reporter: we gave both ths al police to check on them, because norah, they belong to a group that's a major worry here, hurricane holdouts who are also seniors. >> o'donnell: all right, mark, thank you. and late today, the national hurricane center extended hurricane storm surge watches to south carolina. jamie yuccas is in charleston. d >> reporter: norah, absolutely. charleston is known as lo

here he's the executive director of the eurasia so what krissy initiative an international n.g.o.s that promotes democracy and human rights in eastern and central europe for good to get the perspective from ukraine but try and get him back for no let's continue to focus on the president trump and the trumpet ministration bar and senior iranian government officials from entering the u.s. there's a directive came on the same day president hassan rouhani spoke at the u.n. general assembly. negotiations on tehran's nuclear program as long as american sanctions stay in place. as this reports. his speech was closely watched by friends and rivals looking for an indication that iran is willing to talk to the u.s. but the president has a low honey made it clear he won't meet president donald trump as long as the u.s. continues to impose sanctions model a bit more. they call us to negotiations when they run away from treaties and deals our response under sanctions is negative iran's leader has called on regional neighbors to join an alliance to secure freedom of navigation in the strait of homers

do want to thank representative roy allard for helping to set this up and krissy juliani. it's a pleasure to be here with dr. kraft and dr. barbot. haven't had to make any pie, but we're keeping our communiti communities, and how we address the challenges and how to help going forward keeping all of our communities safe. i have a few things i'm going to cover. i want to make sure you know a little about los angeles county, but i also want to talk about three measles outbreaks we've experienced in the last five years and i also want to highlight two bills recently passed by the california legislature to protect our residents go ens-- against this disease and finally successes. los angeles county is far and away, more than 10 million residents the largest county in the united states. covering more than 4,000 square miles, which is a very big area, having 88 incorporated cities, including los angeles, which is a little over 14s, 4 million and six cities over 100,000 and a city were over 200 languages are spoken, you can imagine that communicable diseases can be a challenge wh

. >> reporter: also among the passengers, experienced diver krissie finstad. the boat now rests on the bottom of the ocean floor. >> we will map a search area which is about a half mile in size in our continuing efforts to recover additional victims and evidence. >> reporter: meanwhile, family members are being asked to provide dna to help identify the victims. >> there was an extraordinarily hot fire and the bodies do exhibit signs of extreme thermal damage. >> reporter: for selga, he just wants answers for his mother. if there is one thing you could say to your mom, what would it be? >> if there was one thing i could say to my mom, i love y you -- that's it. >> reporter: the selga family was on board to celebrate his stepfather's birthday. he would have turned 61 years old today. the ntsb says they are 100% confident they will be able to determine what caused the fire. >> heartbreaking. meg, thank you. >>> british politics are in chaos this morning after a stunning setback for prime minister boris johnson. opposition lawmakers are trying to pass a law to sto

>> sergeant krissie padgett is checking on vulnerable residents, senior citizens like 76-year-old holly bozen. she is nervy enough to stay put. >> i've never left before, see, and i'm not going to start. >> reporter: mandatory evacuation orders now apply to roughly 700,000 coastal floridians, age 65 and up. but no state law lets padgett enforce it. >> frustrating? >> yes. because they are in the most dangerous, the most likely to flood or high winds and everything like that. >> reporter: don't mention flads to chris allen. it's why he built this home made dam before leaving. >> matthew did not cut you a break. you're hoping dorian does. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: now with the churning surf here in st. augustine beach, the waves will probably get even bigger as the day goes on. here is what chris allen told us about his experience with hurricane matthew. that is, had it not been for matthew he probably would have stayed put for dorian. what it also taught him about a hurricane is this. it can get you. anthony? >> mark strassman, thanks. you can get updates on hurricane dorian aroun