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thanks very much, miguel marquez, on the scene for us. pauley's island. right now, i want to go to cnn's nick valencia. he's in myrtle beach, south carolina, for us. so tell us what you're seeing there, nick? >> reporter: wolf, good evening. just when it appeared the worst of hurricane ian had passed, just in the last few minutes, the wind started to whip up again, recreating those tropical storm force wind gusts that we felt all throughout the day. officially, hurricane ian made landfall just south of us in georgetown, but it did bring some significant damage here in myrtle beach and the surrounding area. we want to show you some video of the cherry grove pier north of here, in north myrtle beach that was just wrecked by the wind and rain. portions of it floating now in the atlantic ocean. and that wind and rain not only damaged the piers and some other piers around the area, as we're getting hit by another one of those gusts, it also brought with it some localized flooding. and coastal flooding was always a concern, but some resident's homes were also a

miguel marquez is there for us. a surprise on the island. what is the fallout today? >> reporter: a very big surprise. what is happening right now. this is a church where all 50 of them are being assisted, getting their basic needs met right now. i met one woman on that plane. she said yesterday morning, they were in san antonio. she, her husband, and their child. and they were promised help. they said they were getting on a plane, they were promised help. she, her family, and 47 others got on to two planes near san antonio. and they ended up here in martha's vineyard. i want to bring in dillon fernandez, a state representative here. you've been chatting with folks. how are they doing here and what needs are being met? >> sure. everyone's needs are being met right now. we have to move over so the person can come through here. everyone's needs, the second they got off the plane were met. this island community sprang together. everyone got the beds and the shelter. we have areas set up, triage areas with spanish-speaking attorneys. we have a play room for the children t

correspondent miguel marquez is on the scene for us. >> reporter: after less than 48 unexpected hours, in martha's vineyard -- nearly 50 venezuela migrants were given a warm sendoff. volunteers embracing each person as they boarded buses. then ferries and on to the next part of their long journey. their unannounced arrival wednesday all part of the campaign by texas governor greg abbott and florida governor ron desantis to send migrants to so-called sanctuary cities. by surprise. >> all we're trying to do is offer to transport to sanctuary jurisdictions free to the alien but certainly not mandatory and that way they're able to go and these sanctuary jurisdictions could put their mon where their mouth is. >> these were picked up in texas. some were taken to a hotel to wait and then boarded planes. well [ technical difficulties ] in new york city. >> standing at port authority, he asked me, how do i get to portland, oregon. >> to california where governor gavin newsom has ask the the department of justice to open an investigation into the controversial practice. >> what ron desantis is

cnn's miguel marquez has been on martha's vineyard and has their story. >> reporter: after less than 48 unexpected hours in martha's vineyard, nearly 50 venezuelan migrants were given a warm send-off. volunteers embracing each person as they boarded buses, then ferries, and onto the next part of their long journey. they're announced arrival wednesday all part of a campaign by texas governor greg abbott and florida governor ron desantis to send migrants to see called sanctuary cities by surprise. >> all we're trying to do is offer transport to sanctuary jurisdictions free to the alien, but certainly not mandatory, and that way they're able to go and these sanctuary jurisdictions can put their money where their month is. >> reporter: these immigrants were picked up in texas. some say they were taken to a hotel to wait and then boarded planes. well, we didn't know until last minute our destination such as new york where our relatives reside, he says. we came with, as i say, the idea of reuniting with them. other immigrants we spoke to here say they were promised all sorts of things incl

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six time moto gp champion marc marquez claimed his first pole position for three years — ahead of theotegi. championship leader fabio ouartararo will start ninth, with rival francesco bagnaia twelfth. britain's cal crutchlow was 23rd. to novel competition in the snooker world now — and the world mixed doubles is taking place in milton keynes — a round robin format featuring the top four from the men's and women's games. it all builds up to the final tomorrow evening — as imran sidat reports. a landmark day in milton keynes as mixed doubles made its return to the snooker calendar for the first time in more than 30 years. 19 world titles between ronnie o'sullivan and reanne evans and they came into the event as favourites but was soon up against it with chat trump has meant team leaving their opponents with plenty to ponder. sullivan taking his world crown earlier this year but struggled to make an impact today. the exposure of the tournament will hopefully inspire young girls to take up the sport and this clearance may have done something towards doing that. in the round—robin format e

miguel marquez talked to an immigrant. >> reporter: there were three options. washington, utah, massachusetts. the plane left and brought us here. when you step on american soil you feel at ease that you are here and well protected. you lose the stress of the journey in seven countries. very stressful across all of central america. >> a u.s. wants the justice department to get involved to see if the actions of governor desantis are legal. what's the latest on the island? >> reporter: the 50 or so immigrants that were here have moved on. it was emotional. they were here for about 48 hours in total. it wasn't impossible or difficult for martha's vineyard and the towns to step up to help the people. but it was confusing. they come with a lot of -- not a lot of baggage and physical goods but they have a very complicated life. they completed a month and a half or two or three-month journey from venezuela through jungle and extremely dangerous to cross into texas and brought here without a lot of understanding of where they were and why they were brought here and the

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cnn's miguel marquez has more.in san antonio, texas just today, along with 50 other venezuelan migrants. today, he is in martha's vineyard. >> when he got off the plane, i ask him, what did you think at the place? beautiful, gorgeous, the people are from the. he says the people in texas, he was promised up if he got on the plane, no idea where he was going. >> there are three options, he says, washington, utah, here in massachusetts, whatever available. the plane left in brussels. it's a tactic we have seen in texas, arizona and now florida. republican governors shipping migrants this so-called sanctuary cities and states with little to no notice. >> there is no low that these people will go. they will keep going lower and lower, and they are willing to use humans, children, women, families as political pawns for their own gain. it is depraved, it is evil, it is wrong, but what makes america great is what we see here today, which is island community and a stay in massachusetts coming together to support people here

. >> and thank you, miguel marquez. and we have chad myers standing by, and you have seen miguel marquez there, and you have been through it time after time after time, and he is talking about the rain coming in sideways. where is he in terms of the encounter with ian? >> he is just to the west of ian which is likely saved damages in millions of dollars for charleston, because the 5:00 a.m. forecast was for the surge, the tide to get to 9 feet. charleston is flooding at 6 1/2, and so yes, we will flood at a foot, but not 2 1/2 feet into all of the homes really in the downtown. some sandbags can take care of that. it is still an 85-mile-an-hour storm, ap it is still going to be moving in shore of the low country of south carolina and likely close to georgetown and big city and big town right there along the marshes though, so as the rain is continuing to come in and pushes the water in, and i have been lookiing at the merles islands, and the goats are apparently not as hard to evacuate as people. they got right in. and s

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. >> i want to go to cnn's miguel marquez. carolina were a state of emergency has been declared in preparation for in, which is now approaching the carolinas. miguel, what does it look like we were? have you seen preparation for what is to come? >> we have a little bit of preparation to show you. they are preparing at the highest level. the city and county of charleston and the highest level of emergency preparedness. i will share what is happening with the weather right now. not a lot. the last couple of hours, we started to see the screen a little bit in the afternoon. the city is handing out sandbags by the thousands. for some people, this is an area of charleston that floods a lot. charleston dust it floods quite a bit. these guys are prepped for this thing. these things are filled with water to protect these homes here. these are substantial barriers in this neighborhood that you can see. this thing is really impressive. it will protect us home from what the biggest concern is, water. water coming from the sky and from th

. >> cnn's senior national correspondent miguel marquez is in martha's vineyard this morning.ou've been speaking, we've seen it, to these migrants, i'm curious what you're hearing. a key question is did they know where they were going? >> reporter: they did not. we spoke to over a dozen immigrants here between myself and our cnn espanol counterparts and none of them knew what they were doing. from what we understand they were all in texas, all from venezuela, they were contacted by several -- a few people that had been talking to them, they were at a refuge or a location there where they were being cared for, a shelter, and then these individuals said do you need help? do you want a job? we can do this, we can do that. so they signed on. they had little else to do so they said if you guys are going to help out, absolutely. they took them to another location, they were -- they were -- they stayed there for several days a hotel in texas, and then on a couple of days ago planes arrived, they were all taken to an airport, put on these two planes. the planes stopped a couple of tim

cnn's senior national correspondent miguel marquez is joining us now with the latest.vestigation. the bear county sheriff where san antonio is, says he has opened a criminal investigation to look into who exactly tried to lure 48 migrants to martha's vineyard. saying they were led there under false pretenses and is asking for more information. this as the fight between republican governors and some blue states gets even worse. >> an indication of how some migrants are being convinced to travel from red states to blue. a pamphlet provided to venezuelan asylumseekers going from texas to martha's vineyard. the pamphlet offers refugee assistance including cash and employment services. all the migrants flown to martha's vineyard were seeking asylum, not refugee status. more buses, more migrants shipped from texas to new york city. no heads up, no coordination. >> this is a humanitarian crisis created by human hands. >> reporter: mayor adams blaming texas governor greg abbott who continues to send bus loads of migrants to new york city. six buses already arriving today, at l

miguel marquez on mother vineyard tonight, thank you very much. i am joined now by cnn's rosa flores who is in houston tonight. rosa, what more do we know about how all this transpired and how these migrants were made aware of these flights? >> the circumstances are very curious, john. my colleague spoke to two migrants and they explained it like this, they said that they were in a shelter in san antonio, texas. and there were a couple of women who approached him outside the shelter by the names of perla and dulce, and they say that these women were from organizations from orlando, florida that helped migrants, and that they put these migrants up in a hotel for about five days. they promised them shelter and, john, whenever they got to their final destination, and according to these two migrants, they thought they were going to new york and boston but turns out that they ended up at martha's vineyard. we are still digging into this, john because, again, the circumstances are just very curious here. >> again, they were in texas. governor ron desant

marquez and great to know about the chief sf plans to be here in san francisco to support women leaders and networking. i don't have any questions. i don't see that my colleagues do either. why don't we go to public comment. >> thank you. >> all right mr. clerk members of the public wish to provide public comment for this item three please line up to speak if you're joining us in person. if you're on the remote system less star three to be added to the speakers queue f you're on hold wait until the system indicates you of unmuted. we're checking to see if we have any callers and no we don't have any callers mr. clerk. >> all right. public comment is closed [gavel] >> and i understand that supervisor peskin is also supportive of this license transfer so given that i will make a motion directing the clerk to prepare a resolution determining that this license will serve the public convenience or necessity and we send the resolution forward to the full board with positive recommendation as a committee report. madam clerk. >> on that motion vice chair stefani. supervisor melgar. >> chair mar

miguel marquez standing in the middle of it. thank you so much. we'll check back in with you in a bit. let's go right to meteorologist chad myers, actually, and get a sense of the forecast. miguel was talking about it, it very much matters where the storm hits for him, for charleston. what's the latest, chad? >> the latest is that the national weather service is issuing a 9-foot-likely surge there, a 9-foot level of the water. that's the fifth highest level charleston harbor has ever seen. the highest was hugo, that was at 12 feet. we're at 9. all of a sudden, this is a major flood situation if we get it at the wrong time and if we get the onshore flow. right now, there's an offshore flow. that's helping. that's helping myrtle beach. that's helping charleston kind of keep the water levels down for now. but i don't believe that that's going to continue all day. i certainly know it's not. and especially to the north of that center, it's not really an eye. let's just call it the center of circulation. myrtle beach going to see 39 miles per hour this

miguel marquez, thank you. >>> now to ukraine. russian president vladimir putin praised china's balanced position on the war in ukraine at an in-person meeting with president xi jinping today. on the battlefield ukrainian forces continue to make advances despite russia's ongoing assault on civilian infrastructure. an attack at a local reservoir caused major flooding and evacuations. >> regardless of the recent gains, ukraine, again, asked the u.s. for a longer range missile systems and tanks and sources tell cnn the biden administration has denied these requests, at least for now. cnn's katie bo lillis joins us now. what do you know about the response to the request? >> so for the last couple of days some of our colleagues and i have been surveying biden administration officials as well as military to get a sense that would translate to conversations about potentially upping the ante on the kind of military and intelligence support that they're providing to ukraine, potentially sending some of the items on ukraine's wish list that

minerva marquez was luckier.e was flooded but spared. >> everything she owns, she's moved it up into these bags. she had to protect it from the floodwaters that came inside of her house. the 81-year-old has several medical conditions. she'll stay with her daughter until power is restored, happy to have family to lean on. millions of puerto ricans are struggling after the category 1 hurricane wreaked havoc on an already beleaguered island. as much as 30 inches of rain have fallen in some areas already. up to 4 inches more are expected tonight. officials say at least four people have died. that number is expected to rise. in utuado, the central mountainous region, raging floodwaters from the storm destroyed this temporary bridge, built after hurricane maria wiped out the previous one in 2017. this is what it looks like today. >> i just feel trapped because the other way is broken, too. so we have to go around. >> reporter: the american territory has been devastated by three powerful storms in five years, leaving it

. >> host: kathy, grand rapids -- >> signing again, marisa marquez here again, catherine davis. >> psalm 37 verse 23 and 24. the lord directs the steps of the godly. he directs, he delights in every detail of their lives. though they stumbled they will never fall. for the lord holds them by the hand. let us pray. gracious heavenly father, we know that you are with us in both the calm and the storm. even when the disciples began to fear, jesus showed he was lord over the water to ask you would call the wind and the waters of the approaching hurricane and spare those in the path from harm. open our hearts and love and generosity to all who need help in the coming days. in all things and at all times help us to remember that even when life seems dark and stormy you are in the boat with us guiding us to safety. in your most holy name we pray. amen. >> national weather service. >> john, national weather service. hurricane ian landfall is him and along the northern coast as of the hurricane center 11 a.m. advisory or ian was a category one hurricane with 85-mile an hour winds and we should be

. >> host: kathy, grand rapids -- >> signing again, marisa marquez here again, catherine davis. >> psalm 37 verse 23 and 24. the lord directs the steps of the godly. he directs, he delights in every detail of their lives. though they stumbled they will never fall. for the lord holds them by the hand. let us pray. gracious heavenly father, we know that you are with us in both the calm and the storm. even when the disciples began to fear, jesus showed he was

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the power can't come back soon enough for minerva marquez villalongo. everything she owns now, she's moved it up here into these bags. she had to protect it from the floodwaters that came inside of her house. the 81-year-old has several medical conditions. she'll stay with her daughter until power is restored, happy to have family to lean on. and parts of the area still under water tonight. luma energy says that between tonight and tomorrow, large parts of puerto rico should have its power restored, but because bee yona pounded the island with so much rain so long, that delayed the response time. david? >> victor, our thanks to you again tonight. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking the hurricane and two new systems we're also watching now tonight. ginger? >> reporter: david, you know how slow the summer was, hurricane-wise in the atatlanti no more. we are two weeks behind activity wise, but we are catching up fast. fiona west of bermuda. it will be intensifying. could lash bermuda with some of the outer bands. that would bring a l

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>> i mean, our reporters have been there in martha's vineyard, miguel marquez.e talked to one man, he's got an asylum hearing in san antonio in the days ahead but found himself in martha's vineyard. it sort of doesn't make any sense to shuttle the problem around, you point out. now this texas sheriff says he wants to investigate whether any laws were broken. what do you think about that? >> well, human trafficking comes to mind as a potential problem for these people who are shipping these immigrants around. it's something to look into definitely. if you're making false promises and shipping people by plane and there were 100 of them when they arrived by plane, that's just a major problem. let's consider that. where is that going? suppose the governor of new york wants to ship some homeless people from new york and he arranges for a flit for them to fly to florida or, for example, a mayor of a city, say new jersey, wants to ship welfare recipients to higher income level somewhere in new york city, it's endless. it has to stop. it's not in the national interests.

cnn's miguel marquez reports. >> reporter: an indication of how some migrants are being convinced to travel from red states to blue. a pamphlet provided to venezuelan asylum seekers. the pamphlet offers refugee services including cash and employment services. all were seeking asylum, not refugee status. more buses, more migrants shipped from texas to new york city. heads up, no coordination. >> this is, as i stated, a humanitarian crisis created by human hands. >> reporter: mayor adams blaming governor desantis. six buses arriving today. >> when we reached out to governor abbott and stated, can we coordinate? can we identify, you know, who's traveling here so we don't be have to guess this, they refused to do so. >> reporter: the influx pushing new york city's shelter city to its limit the mayor says. more than 11,000 asylum seekers since may. >> to relieve our communities we have to continue these bussing operations. >> reporter: with a sharp increase in border crossings, sanctuary cities and states are legitimate destinations. >> there's also going to be buses and likely more fligh

. >> miguel marquez on the ground in martha's vineyard. >> joining us is chris wallace, cnn anchor and host of "who's talking to chris wallace." it's so great to have you this morning, chris. what do you think watching this go on in martha's vineyard? >> you know, i think there are two sides to this story. i understand people who are upset, who say the and sometimes not knowing where they're going to be dropped off at martha's vineyard or at the corner of massachusetts avenue or on the other hand, if you're the governor of texas or florida, you're saying we have been forced to deal with this ourselves, alone all this time and this should be we're going to make everybody fool and the fact is, you know, we've been covering it as the lead story every hour all morning. so to a degree, you may not like the tactics of desantis or abbott but they accomplished their mission, which is to make this a national problem, not just a problem in their state. >> at least put it in a national focus to make sure it's something people are talking about to be sure. we are in the midfor the general election