and marissa is your babe, is our base. but when it comes to the, the is, it is what's going on there. so, so, so that is the letter, is that people say there's a question of the governments of the united kingdom. and marissa is to negotiate legislation and can lead me to us base. but it is not really a u. k base. it is a us based. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to are at least to exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there is a why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go back. it is not a question of the united states wanting them. we're not wanting to do to them is a question for the united kingdom and versus, i'm sorry, i just don't get why they can't. why the why the people who moves some theatre. i see i can't go back to the other garcia, but they can go back to other islands. i mean, there must be something about diego garcia that makes it either dangerous or inhospitable for

where was her voice coming from, marissa? we did not know. my dad, i just remember, just ran straight into the master bedroom. dennis murphy (voiceover): marissa raced after her father. i just hear her saying, help, someone's in trouble. are you really scared at this point? yes, i was scared. dennis murphy (voiceover): the voice was coming from inside a walk-in closet attached to the bathroom. herman moved closer. wedged against the doorknob was a dining chair. he tugged it aside, opened the door, and there was sandra, on the floor, tied by her arms and ankles, but alive. he said that she did not look well at all. dennis murphy (voiceover): as marissa's mom cut sandra loose, her dad spoke. where's my brother? where's your uncle? dennis murphy (voiceover): the answer to that, unspeakable. what had happened to jamie melgar and to his wife? craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. she looked like she had aged 10 years overnight. just broken and lost. craig melvin (voiceover): sandra melgar, the only possible witness to a night of terror. what would

and marissa is to negotiate legislation and can lead me to us base. but it is not really a u. k, so it is a us based. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to our at least exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there it is all. why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go back. it is not a question of the united states one and then we're not wanting them to them. is a question for the united kingdom and versus, i'm sorry, i just don't get why they changed the why the why the people who moved from diego or i can't go back to get it or see it, but they can go back to other islands. i mean, there must be something about diego garcia that makes it either dangerous or inhospitable for civilians. and i just think that, you know, people should know what that is. like, obviously we have a base there, but when it comes to this exact question, it really is a question for those, those other 2 governments. cool. so the, so when you will be a loss of money

and marissa, it's, i'm sorry, i just don't get why they can't. why the why the people who moved from diego garcia can go back together. garcia, but they can go back to other islands. i mean, there must be something about diego garcia that makes it either dangerous or inhospitable for civilians. and i just think that, you know, people should know what that is. like, obviously we have a base there, but when it comes to this exact question, it really is a question for those, those other 2 governments. cool. so the, so when you will be a lot of money in falls, but we do not have the full details of it. and the agreement does commit to the u. k to a package, all financial support to me which is based around and i'm disclosed annual payment over the names of the packet, but what is talking as long as that could move a sparked some sort of political control. obviously the u. k. and not as the cops were pregnant officials, in fact, the conservatives all giving back the eyes to do you have no threat to restrictions while the child is the u. k. suffering,

what is going on right now, marissa? >> reporter: as you can see, the rain is already starting to come down. i'm sure al is going to have more on that in just a moment, but we have been covering for the last couple of days here in the tampa bay region all of the preparations and all of the evacuations, and that looks like several different things. of course, you have the sandbagging, you have the rush to get the debris out of here, out of harm's way. that is already done. the efforts for that are done. the debris was not fully removed. we knew that was going to be the case because this is normally something that takes months, they instead had days. and at the end of the day, the people who were doing the debris removal also needed to get themselves evacuated. so we now are also seeing, of course, all of those long lines that were on the interstates on the highways to get to higher ground, to get to safety, we know the shoulders were open, the tolls were suspended, and there were around the clock efforts to make sure the

it was a time not which has close ties with marissa has add. it gives a weight, a strategic asset, although the tools, the lords and the previous conservative government, let me continues to say that the diplomat so facing a choice of abandoning the bass altogether. a breaking international no revealing that the deal includes a provision that's why not will not be able to build a military base of its own on one of the 60 islands. and let me also says it impacted the relationship with the united states who needs a wanted new welcome benito uncertainty and strongly encourage them to strike a deal. but having us into some of those conservative arguments, you may remember is the defense of the items, the defense of the roll. so he's now vice principal by undermining the rights of the to go seen people. even when i was, i was the i was opposed to what my government was doing is they only going to get half way the truth is he supported the that was the turn around. we've had to them that for the rights of the world, did you go students of never agree

k, read the hands the items back to marissa. this precious foreign secretary david law, me hailed the hand over though say it's a tip not to it went to both the u. k and the u. s. which happens to have a military base on one of the church. this is a victory for diplomacy. we saved the base, it has been secured for the long term. it's critical for our national security. without security of tenure, there will be no base. the deal benefits us, the u. k. the us and maurice just for the windows deal was analysis seems like it was close to resolving this territorial dispute with malicious over the tables located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab me the far in sacred trees crashing with furious tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all giving that it's secure to the future of the strategically important literacy based on the vehicle go see after years alternate dispute, the bass will remain u

marissa tansino: she was.'s phone, and she was absolutely terrified. andrea canning: and the prosecution said if there was any doubt about the way tammy felt, just look at this nasty facebook post tammy had written after heather disappeared, calling her a "psycho whore." she could have said, oh, i'm so sorry this girl's missing and i hope you find her and left it alone. but no, she goes on the attack. tammy is the one with the motive. she is the hunter. andrea canning: and it was a hunt, the prosecution said. the investigator told the jury, he used cell phone data to track the moorer's movements. in the days before the disappearance, they showed up near heather's work place, some of the bars she liked, even her home. the prosecution suggested the couple was stalking her. then in the early hours of december 18, 2013, with heather's roommate out of town, the prosecutor said the couple struck. it began here. the prosecutor showed the jury surveillance video of sidney walking into a walmart and purchasing a pregna

off the deal including many tory in peace argue that it was a time not which has close ties, which marissa is add. it gives away a strategic asset. although the tools that launched and the previous conservative government let me continues to say that the diplomat so facing a choice of a binding the bass altogether. a breaking international. no revealing that the deal includes a provision that china will not be able to build a military base of its own on one of the 60 islands. and let me also say, is it impacted the relationship with the united states who needs a wanted to know welcome to legal uncertainty and strongly encourage them to strike a deal. but having us into some of those conservative arguments before it may remember is the defense of the home tonight is the defense of the role. so he's the vice principal by undermining the rights of the to go see and people, even when i was i was there, i was opposed to my government was doing, they need to go half way. the truth is piece of thought, is that then why the turns around we have hundreds of them the for the rights. and who did you

all right, marissa, thank you so much. so, meteorologist vianey, of course, been tracking the path of this storm here for us. that's right. so much with hurricanes can change in such a short period of time as well. what kind of timeline are we looking at now? it's still looking like landfall potential for tonight into early tomorrow morning. so late tonight into overnight, but also now we're adding new elements here in addition to all of the watches and warnings that we've seen in effect, category four wind speeds are at 130mph, moving north northeast at about 16mph, the pressure at 944 millibars. i apologize for that pink flash. there it appears to be an issue there with the satellite, but i do want to talk about the trajectory of this, because what we've seen time and time again with the rapid development is this kind of change here and there. right now, it looks like the first zone of impact still could be between tampa and fort myers, with max sustained winds of 125mph. we're already seeing whipping winds, but also tor

marissa parra is in nearby here in tampa with the latest. marissa, what are you seeing? hey, lester. you can see those heavy sheets of rain all around me. the wind gusts blowing around those trees, which are probably the biggest and best indicator for you to see just how powerful it is. and just to let our viewers know we are taking extra precautions because of all that debris that we've been reporting on for days left over from hurricane helene, which could become lethal projectiles. that is why we are not out there in the elements as much as we are. we are taking precautions, but this is also the reason why we're seeing suspended operations for at least five different county emergency rescues. they say that this is not something they're going to play around with. we heard this for days. they warned us that they would not be able to perform the same overnight emergency rescues that we saw with hurricane helene, and the big risk, the big factor is that debris that would be flying around. so here in the tampa area, i know there's so many questions on what exactly the stor

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and marissa is the return of the chuckle simons in east africa. but there is attach the largest a told to go golf c a will continue to host a us military base. what we can, what we say, fellow musicians today is a historic day for our republic. i'm following conversations with prime ministers or cure storm or we have finally arrived at an agreement between england and the cha goes silent. while we are proud to announce that england through disagreement recognizes our sovereignty over child. got so many excluding diego garcia. some thought that this was impossible because a small country like ours wouldn't be able to have a case against such great powers. despite all this, we were guided by our convictions to end of the colonized nation of our republic. gotcha. chuckle says britson, last african colony consisting of over 60 islands, then you pay full to be expelled, to go sims from the alarms to nearby marissa sounds say shells in the 1970s to accommodate that military base. united nations nickel parties have previously supported the morrison plain

the british government, a proving transfer of sovereignty of the chico silence in east africa to marissa is that is apart from one detail, the largest octo diego garcia will remain home to the u. s. military base. what we can, what we say a fellow martians today is a historic day for our republicans following conversations with prime ministers or cure stime. or we have finally arrived at an agreement between england and the child goes silent. while we are proud to announce that england through disagreement recognizes our sovereignty over check us so many excluding diego garcia. some thought that this was impossible because a small country like ours wouldn't be able to have a case against such great powers. despite all this, we weren't guided by our convictions to end of the colonized nation of our republic . gotcha. this conclusion was a long standing dispute over the you case last african colony. and it is a decision the follows a routing by the international court of justice, which steve, the, you case situation off and save this island from the rushes in the 9 to sixty's as a rule for

green to hand the i was back to marissa this bridge. as far as secretary david allow me, hale to move, which allowed the united states military to keep using a base on one of the tools. this is a victory for diplomacy. we saved the base, it has been secured for the long term. it's critical for our national security. without security of tenure, there will be no base. the deal benefits us, the u. k. the us and maurice just from windows deal was analysis, seems like a button was close to resolving this tutorial. dispute with marissa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab me the far in sacred trees. crashing with fever is tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why even going through. and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all doing that. it's secure to the future of the strategically important literacy based on the vehicle go see often use often equal dispute. the bass will remain under u. k. u is control, but critic

if true, isn't that something was despite, as you said, the marissa as leaders saying it's a fully the colonized ation process happening? isn't that somewhat of a colonial era approach? the people who spend years lobbying to go home didn't get to say yeah, because they enjoy. so the technicians, people have also been the sidelines. they have done the strike a tank it strikes. so this is a, the, the gold in, in england, but the inside line due to the jump. what is it going? strategy important? so i'll go show you k m, the us always focus on be made to re and strategy, the value of the item rather than the right. so the space inhabitants them even extreme poverty. sometimes the most just, you know, those people, the displacement of each other since the day the goal was just to find, you know, on the 2nd with the grounds. and that's the reason the still seems to prevail over the people's right to return the old privacy in their homeland future. because no one, they are always going to be both of the conversation between the us and the, and the you can even with the government because they

were the couple and that is marissa there in the genoa paper the next day said when truman entered, there was a wedding celebration and the former of the united states, after having taken part in the celebration some time, wanted to pose for photographers with the bride and groom. will does have a completely memory of their wedding wedding, and they sent these pictures to harry and bess and independent after after got back. and i looked everywhere. i mean, i tried to find this couple and i was not i just wasn't able to find so if you have any idea where marissa and tulio these days, i'd love to find out what happened, what happened to them. and interesting, too, that they're getting married at a italy's economy is just exploding. i mean, it was a great time to, you know, be in italy and to grow there, to be married there and start a family there. there was another interesting incident after harry went to a con. they stayed at the chateau san martin, which is in vance, a small where the matisse chapel is today. and it's a it's a pretty high end. it's still there high end resort hotel

the dispute with marissa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab means as far as sacred trees crashing. which fever is tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why even going through. and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all doing that. it's secure to the future of the strategically important industry based on typical garcia often use often equal dispute. the bass will remain under u. k. you is control, but critics off the deal, including many tory in peace, all you that it was a time not which was close ties with marissa is add, it gives away a strategic asset. although the tools that launched and the previous conservative government let me continues to say that diplomats were facing a choice of abandoning the bass altogether. a breaking international no revealing that the deal includes a provision that china will not be able to build a military base of its own on one of the 60 islands. and let me also says it impacted the relationship with t

so you stop to ask yourself, how bad horses delta marissa is for them to go to the u. k. a. but i think the country which was see a source of other troubles, so spend some our rotation against of immersion started and he is ours from us. it 1st reason. just 2nd reason of course is that's maurice. as opposed to give up to orleans, is that gonna fix just more issues of sorts of institutional argument being stretched with cash and despise the agreement and the emergence no just cleaning up actually it's or forced to do so it's of course besides the outings, right, i'll see, i could discuss the hub, obviously, still correct here to show pretty customers and government and never considered the colleagues to be a rarity to perkins territory. and that's sort of are hoping to make it was bought by studies earnings to because you know, for us now to our difference unimed spot. and so going to be able to collect the rent from the us government. but suppose to submit a fee based intake of garcia, i've talked to us about your particular concerns about chinese influence in the area to st

were the couple and that is marissa there in the genoa paper the next day said when truman entered, there was a wedding celebration and the former of the united states, after having taken part in the celebration some time, wanted to pose for photographers with the bride and groom. will does have a completely memory of their wedding wedding, and they sent these pictures to harry and bess and independent after after got back. and i looked everywhere. i mean, i tried to find this couple and i was not i just wasn't able to find so if you have any idea where marissa and tulio these days, i'd love to find out what happened, what happened to them. and interesting, too, that they're getting married at a italy's economy is just exploding. i mean, it was a great time to, you know, be in italy and to grow there, to be married there and start a family there. there was another interesting incident after harry went to a con. they stayed at the chateau san martin, which is in vance, a small where the matisse chapel is today. and it's a it's a pretty high end. it's still there high end resort hotel

joining us now is marissa. she is joining us from tampa. marissa, what is the situation there now? >> reporter: hey, lawrence. i want to point out what we can see from our vantage point. we are also taking safety precautions that we will illustrate for you in just a moment you can see the wind gusts. if you look at the trees behind me, the best indicator for just how strong that wind is right now. we are not going out there again because we are trying to keep our crew and ourselves safe. it is not safe. there's a reason first responders have, in several counties, suspended the rescue operations. they are hunkering down. this is something that we knew that was going to be a likely possibility because of all of that debris. as barrier islands. governor ron desantis said, only 50% of that debris was cleared. they were working around the clock. this is something, it typically takes months to clear the kind of debris after a hurricane like helene. they had days, lawrence. eventually those workers had to evacuate themselves. so these kinds of conditions, this is why governor ron desantis

on marissa, as for the return of the chunk of silence in east africa, but there was a catch, the largest, a told to go see, it will actually continue to host a us minute to base as well. we can what we say, fellow americans today is a historic day for our republic, following conversations with prime ministers or cure storm or we have finally arrived at an agreement between england and the child. go silent while we are proud to announce that england through disagreement recognizes our sovereignty over check us so many excluding diego garcia. some thought that this was impossible because a small country like ours wouldn't be able to have a case against such great powers. despite all this, we weren't guided by our convictions into the colonized nation of our republic. gotcha. what toggle says for since last african calling you, consisting of over 60 islands, you pay forcibly exposed to go cents from the alons to nearby, marissa found the se shelves in the 1970s to accommodate that minute treat based on the law just started in diego garcia united nations, naples bodies of previous case suppo

in 1968, the indigenous to go. seasons became refugees resettled in marissa as the se, shelves, and the u. k. now britain's last coming in africa will return to the russian suffering take, and many to golf seasons who hope to go home, see it, their identity may be wiped down. so what options do you think are open to you? i mean right now, frankly, i don't know, but i've got to sit down to assist and see what, what, what company we have to start now for at least before everything got implemented that the breaches government at this we have the decency to listen to us as part of the new agreement with the immersion government britain retains a 19000000 year lease on diego garcia, one of the islands and home to a joint u. k. u. s. military base. the british government describes the decision of this historic writing, the wrongs of the past, protecting international security. but for members of the to go see and community in the u. k. it's not that simple. they see it as a double betrayal. all the states in the world should to respect the right to the self determination. again, ways. oh, i d

marissa, parts of tampa and that region saw significant flooding during helene.ady for milton? >> reporter: these are vulnerable communities, especially if you look further west of us, we are in tampa but we did see flooding across this area in all directions. this wasn't an area that was completely untouched. it was particularly bad in pinellas county, barrier islands in hillsborough county. you have a lot of vulnerable communities and unfortunately when we look at the deaths from hurricane helene which was just over a week ago, most of them were as a result of drowning, most of them were in those zone a mandatory evacuation areas. of course we don't know the specific reasons why those people did not evacuate, but this is a huge reason why the big priority today and tomorrow, ana, is not only communicating the mandatory evacuations that are happening up and down the gulf coast as we speak, we know in sarasota it's zone a and zone b. we also know under 50 counties and you a state of emergency. they are honing in on trying to communicate and wave the way for those

nbc's marissa parra is reporting from tampa for us. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here in studio. let's start where you are in tampa, what are you seeing? it looks like a ghost town behind you and those obviously businesses boarded up. >> reporter: yeah, chris. i think that in terms of the question of whether or not people are heeding the warnings, we're still trying to fully answer that, but i can tell you right now, this is the most i have ever seen tampa evacuated before. these images, as you mentioned, speaks for itself. this is ybor, a lot of businesses that are now not just completely abandoned at the moment, but boarded up like what you see right next to me. now, we have seen a lot of people talking about their efforts to evacuate. the difficulties, the concerns across social media, talking to people who are concerned about whether they will be able to get the gas that they need. we have seen that bumper to bumper traffic we talked about what the state is doing, will continue to do to try to make that easier. they have talk

. >> marissa parra is with us from irwin. what are you seeing there today?: jose and ana, i can tell you right now we're sitting in front of what was a church, still is a church, but part of it is completely ripped out by what is now a very small and peaceful looking river over to my shoulder. so this river grew to such a large size and with twice the speed of niagara falls. it was that power and intensity that did the damage that you see behind me. clearly that recovery, that cleanup, just beginning here, but, remember, as this is happening here behind me, there is still active search and rescue and recovery happening around us. our crews spotted rescue teams, search teams just down the road from where we are. it was in that building that we have done a lot of coverage, impacts. this is a factory. there has been a lot of coverage of the people that were inside, the stories of the workers inside, clinging to a pickup truck, some of them lost their holding on that pickup truck and got swept away and they are among so many who are missing and unaccounted for a

marissa, what is it like there?porter: katy, i can tell you, being on the ground, something that i find striking is you see the devastation. you see the images, you hear the numbers, the death toll rising as a number. you hear the number of missing rising or fluctuating as a number. what i wanted to do as someone on the ground hearing stories all around me is take a deep dive on one person's story, just to illustrate what so many others have gone through. so i want to take you to this video, if we can pull that up, there's this video that went viral of a home floating down the river during the worst of the flooding, that's in jonesboro, tennessee, and if you look at the video, you might see a distant shadow on the porch. this went viral across social media platforms. i couldn't help but wonder. i saw in the comments, what happened to the person on the porch. i wanted to know. i was able to get in touch with her and her family. what i found out was more heartbreaking, she was a trapped on the front porch, her dog clu

thank you so much, marissa parra. stay safe. dana, you're a couple of hours south of tampa in naples. the warning stretches that far. what is the scene like there? >> reporter: yeah, so, ana, good to be with you today. evacuation -- mandatory evacuations started at 6:00 a.m. today. beach access is closed. behind me this is low tide. we saw much higher waves yesterday, but in the distance, you can see surfers showing up. we saw this yesterday and they're back out today, a different group, but this is what we're seeing here. people coming to the beach, the beach is now closed. but they're taking advantage of this opportunity to try to hit some waves before milton reaches shore. right now we're seeing a lot of heavy rain in the area. this is from a totally different system. this is not even milton. so we're getting extra rain, more saturation for the ground, we already have seen some localized flooding on the streets, which usually happens here in naples when there is any sort of rain event. so you can only imagine when more rain c

now we go to tampa, where nbc's marissa parra is reporting. what is happening there? >> reporter: hey, ari. you can tell conditions here are getting pretty ugly here in tampa. keep an eye on those trees behind me, which really allows you to see those wind gusts, which have been upwards of 50 miles an hour. we only expect that to increase as the night wears on. everybody has been keeping a close eye on where exactly that's going to be, wondering how bad the storm surge will be, the threat upwards of 13 feet in some places. and remember this is an area that was already less vulnerable from hurricane helene less than two weeks ago. we have all of that debris that we have been talking about, repeatedly, the efforts to remove all the debris left over. we're talking about people's belongings, their prized positions now turned into projectiles, whether it is by wind or storm surge or flooding. you don't want that floating or somehow going into the air, into a window, causing even more damage. so, a lot of questions on what that can do. and when we talk about those around the

jesse kirsch, thank you. >>> marissa, you are joining us from florida. you're in tampa. we see that the rains picked up, the winds are picking up. what's it like there? >> reporter: you can see those winds and rain, we're really starting to feel the outer bounds of milton right now, and this is, i think, the reason why, when we talk about the time is running out to evacuate, i think in certain parts of the areas i'm in, katy, the time is out, especially if you're in pinellas county, that encapsulates not just st. petersburg but also some of the barrier islands. when we talk about barrier islands there are many. we're talking about treasure island, madeira beach, the hardest hit from hurricane helene, just under two weeks ago, and to sort of echo my colleague, jesse kirsch, the big concern, debris. they were only able to pick up 50%. a significant amount, it takes months to do that. they had days. the time ran out to do that. the access to barrier islands has been cut off. the major bridges that connected pinellas county to the rest around them is typical and normal for a

and marissa has but retains control over t military base. other sports people have responded as palestine football bosses requests to have israel fund details on the way the hello a lot of fine and dry weather across australia at the moment, but still some lot of the storms just around the interior tending to pay throughout that this week i mean cold front just rolls through the bite, so that will make its way through south australia, but some places of shabby rank grass easing across victoria. something pops central areas of new south wales, also sing some wet weather, pretty wet, and when the weather welding away into new zealand as we go one recess day and on into sunday process gosh, do come back and be hi, still a few live you shows that was the se in kona, so i have an awful little tray, the showers into the outback, pushing up towards the north west. the nothing too much to speak of. it really is about the heat across the path dobbins, to the t 6 degrees celsius. then as we go through s sunday, still a fair amount of hate into parts o

fox weather meteorologist marissa torres now with an update. >> good morning. of the outages there, counties such as pinellas county, hillsborough county, where we had milton make landfall still without power, just under 200,000 many this has been a considerable improvement. if you're t without power it's incredibly inconvenient. the crews are working around the clock. we have a cold front that will dip further south into florida and by mid-week we'll see lows by thursday morning around 50 degrees, maybe 60 degrees so cooler air is coming through and we're also continuing to watch the tropics, two areas, no immediate threat to u.s. mainland just yet. or maybe not at all, maria. maria: thank you. marissa torres, catch "fox weather first" every weekday from. 5:00 to 6:00 a.m. eastern before we come on the air with "mornings with maria." stay with us pe.or we'll bee right back. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about

maria: thank you, marissa torres catch "fox weather" for simulcast live on fox business every weekday a.m. eastern live for "mornings with maria". families affected by hurricane helene need support you can help if you would like to the american red cross provides meals and shelters to the families, donate to hurricane helene recovery efforts by going to redcross.org/foxforward or by skating the qr code on the screen. we were to get more on the news the hurricane also impacted the campaign trail cheryl casone you with those details. >> former president trump visiting georgia yesterday helping move emergency supplies and aid to victims impacted by the historic hurricane the former president raising $1.7 million after launching a gofundme to benefit affected communities. >> we have a lot of truckloads of different items from oil to water and all sorts of equipment that will help them but were here today stated a complete solidarity with the people of georgia and all of those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene it turned out to be a big one just about the biggest anyon