nejra: good to see you, matthew.itions, as do you. what inputs are you looking at deutsche bank giving you a sense of recession probability? broad index, credit spreads. we have not seen them widen as much as the decline in equities. dollar is an important element. trade-weighted dollar has strengthened significantly recently. you're seeing a tightening of financial conditions. on our metrics, they are negative. they are restrictive for growth going forward. that is a big change relative to several months ago. if you feed that into the forecast, it is a declining growth profile. tom: central bank officials face a choice, enable trump administration, continue down disastrous path of trade war escalation or send a clear signal, et cetera. ?hat is the clear signal what is the have to send to the sky? that jackson hole, there was some tone. it got buried with subsequent news. matthew: in that speech he talked about this is unprecedented. they are reacting to the impact of trade policy. the additional dynamic is the fact

matthew: that is a worst possible case.t is unlikely in the current forecast to have a direct hit on miami. if you're looking in that $40 be,ion range where irma may every insurance companies will see significant losses. on the flipside there is a pricing impact that could help them so they can raise prices after the fact. vonnie: what capacity do they have? matthew: they can weather a storm the size of firm a. the capital position of the insurance and reinsurance industry is pretty strong despite there being significant insured losses in the past couple of years. this year to date has been pretty benign. they were able to build capital through the first half as well. amber: it was most exposed in terms of insurers? matthew: this will likely be personal lines event. if you're looking at the homeowners market share in florida, it is dominated by large mutual companies, state run insurance companies and some smaller regional companies. the national companies i cover tend to be in the lower half of the top 10 of market share.

. >>> as matthew mcconaughey turns real life professor.ign me up. >> all right, all right, all right. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everyone to new york city. brad pitt is just a pond jump away in venice. in full-on movie star mode. but that is not what has everyone buzzing about brad today. did he just shade angelina jolie with his new ink? that's brad mobbed today in venice. the star posed for selfies, waved to fans and made casual look cool. denim and a new t. look closely on brad's right bicep. the 35-year-old got a new tattoo next to the one he got with ang lee. it's of an image of a tall man standing over his shadow. could be a reference to brad's role in "the curious case of benjamin button." for his new film "ad astra" brad heads to outer space. who helped him prepare? his pal george clooney. his film gravity premiered at venice in 2014. >> george and i exchanged some discomfort stories. >>> a few hours later brad went from casual to tuxedo. he's clearly having a moment and soon he might have another oscar. the

oscar winner matthew mcconaughey is going back to school.e'll tell you where. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm in for christine romans. >> thursday, august 29th, 5 a.m. in the east, 5 a.m. down in south florida where we begin with the breaking news. hurricane dorian intensifying rapidly as it heads straight for

well for more let's bring in kiev postes editor and correspondent matthew cupp who's in the ukrainian capital matthew some sources say sense off the other prisoners are already on route to ukraine but kiev officials just deny the swap had taken place can you fill us in on what's happening there. well we can't really know for sure what's going on right now because we know that they've been working on this prisoner swap president selenski has said that and that he's working on it personally but yesterday what happened was a new lawmaker was elected just not long ago posted on facebook something indicating that these that these political prisoners were returning home they might have already been sent home this was shared by that newly appointed prosecutor general was rubbish aka which sort of caused a media frenzy we're now there are at least 50 cameras and journalists waiting at key is really on the airport but we just aren't sure and to some degree there is reason for doubt in part because this is an entirely new cabinet of ministers appointed literally last night and the the president

matthew, your thoughts? >> good luck winning texas.ing to be a long haul for the democrats. i will say this, these rising retirements these republicans do not believe they will retake the house in 2020. it's no fun being in the minority and the prospect of staying in the minority is sending them into retirement. >> absolutely true. no fun to be in the minority and not much of a prospect of taking back the house. also true that democrats' prospects look extremely good right now, but it might look a little bit different when you have someone like elizabeth warren heading the ticket, impeachment proceedings, 2020 might look different than it does right now. >> i remember being on hillary clinton's plain 2016 when they started thinking, we've got a good chance of winning arizona. they focused a little bit on arizona and obviously didn't win some states that democrats normally do. i don't know. texas has been a democratic hope for a long time. whether or not that's going to happen in 2020 equipment we will have to see. >> mike: i remember a

chris matthews, andrew yng.posed to mention was not wearing a tie to a debate tonight. so joy, a lot has transpired since last we spoke. we should air some of our laundry to the audience. joy has to host starting at -- >> 12-something. >> 12-something a.m. so we're going to lose joy for preparation for her broadcast. before we do i wanted to hear you out on all that's transpired. >> just a couple of things. i think on the question of president obama i was saying sort of to steve kornacki on the other side -- >> we all do. >> i don't think joe biden gave a masterful performance tonight but i think because he was sentient, because he defended himself and the record under president obama -- now, his previous record i can't speak for, the crime bill, et cetera, hurts him long term, especially with younger black voters. i think with older african-americans who are his base. i think people will double down on him. >> you heard a moment that explains this. >> yeah. i think when he was having this debate with kamala har

. >> once just a school, they have now added adult housing, where those like 23-year-old matthew canive on their own. >> i was able to learn like how to be able to cook on my own, and be able to clean things around the apartment. >> there is such a great need, and people need help, and there is nobody helping to educate them. the whole thing changes when they turn adults. >> technology like motion sensors, ovens that turn off automatically, and cameras focus on front door help keep those like matthew safe and independent. >> in a perfect world there are housing options for the entire spectrum. that is the problem across the country. there are no options. people are trying to shoe horn adifficults with autism into other housing situations that just don't work. >> i just can't believe we are here now. it is a great transformation. >> his new life, a relief for matthew's mom. >> i feel bad for her knowing that she was worried. >> bless your heart. you are so sweet. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> and back in wisconsin, there is less worry for moms susan and mary ann. as a vision 20 years in

it likely for law she has been playing alongside katrina matthews.ys that this week she is solely focused on her performance. it is nice to play in front of the home crowd and i have my family out watching and i think that always helps. it does obviously playing and a major is a little different but i think if i go out and i play somewhere, i can keep pushing on that leaderboard. she is set to witness the cut, matthew but someone must definitely bring over the next couple of days is charlie hull. she got a seven under for the championship and this is the home court and has been a member here since she was nine years old. georgia hall was up out and early this morning and had a solid performance carving 69 for the second day in a row and she is now six and her and she is loving playing in front of a british crowd. they are always behind you and i know that and always behind me and even when i ate three fighter and are cheering and it really helped my confidence i think. let's take a look at the leaderboard going into tomorrow's third round. south afri

and fidel tells matthews that he has 200 or 300 soldiers which matthews buys and you know decides to print. so, he had this extraordinary thing where fidel ends up in the front page of the new york times and it is a glowing report. it is a very romantic revolution and matthews had been in the spanish civil war himself and he wrote it as a heroic resistance of a youth rebellion against this sinister dictator. and again a robin hood sort of thing. and this was sort of the image that sort of continues throughout the revolution and in many ways it is right, these guys they didn't really have any terrible political agenda other than getting rid of batista, that was the goal that they could all get behind now, one of the political stuff that we associate, like communism for example, came much later. he did not regard himself as a communist in fact che was, and raul but fidel basically wanted power, somebody later said that they tried to make fidel a communist and he laughed and said i would be a communist if i was stalin and refused to discuss it any further, in any case. in the early days

. >> reporter: commercial realtor larry matthews says his car has been broken into at least five times. there was a big police response sunday night including officers dusting for fingerprints. even the night police captain arrived here. many local victims of car break-ins here say they never got treatment rodriguez was guahimpb they've never done it for me. okay? 1234r mayor london breed says vips of burglaries might consider calling 311 instead of 911 for a better response from police. >> if you're calling specifically because you've had a car brooik break-in, there's a completely different section that you can do a report. >> reporter: jack mcleod works

matthew, that's the first thing that came to mind. not so much irma, because irma came from the keys. but matthew had the similar trajectory. and luckily, it veered into the ocean 25 and missed us. but we felt the winds then. >> what's the trajectory as you see it now? models have it going all over the place. it logistics like much of florida could be blanketed. but what is the trajectory for palm bay right now? >> we're in that line, because that room for error, i think maps would show brevard county in that red. that could be from south florida to here. one time they were talking about vero beach all the way to daytona. now they've gone as far down as jupiter and west palm beach. so it's all over the place at this time, but i believe that to include my city, we declared a state of the city emergency today. around 9:30. and we're buckling down to make sure that our residents are safe and that we're ready for whatever comes. >> how have people been preparing? and do you think there will be a mandatory evacuation at some point? >> the

matthew admits they go in as the underdogs. they were going as favourites.e rankings, they will be higher ranked than us but i think we have a great team, a good blend of experienced players. as you say, if few new rookies anne van dam, who isa if few new rookies anne van dam, who is a tremendous talent coming on as well. i'm quietly confident in our team. even though we know each other and you see each other every week, but pipes don't always hang out with each other so i think it's great just to get everyone altogether and get people chatting away and get the buzz going for the solheim cup. jofra archer has been facing the media at lord's today, ahead of his likely test debut on wednesday against australia. the fast bowler missed england's defeat in the first ashes test because of a side strain. he's expected to replace the injured james anderson. not my test match debut as yet, if i'm selected i'll be over the moon but for now, i'm not selected so we'll go with that for now. if you play, it will be a new thing for you, bowling over five play, it will be a

we are go to start with sarah and matthew. sarah, the overstock ceo patrick byrne made a series of extraordinary claims. who is he talking about and what is he alleging? >> well, sure. don patrick byrne is eccentric and a controversial ceo and resigned today. over the last couple of weeks he came out publicly saying he had a romantic relationship with maria butina spanning a number of years and he was providing the fbi information. now he is taking it a step further saying he believes he was involved in something akin to political espionage and directed by people at the top levels of the fbi or giving the fbi instructions. he was directed to build this relationship and maintain the relationship with maria butina and directed to have romantic relationships with her and he dropped a lot of names over the course of his interview with chris cuomo accident j, james c. he played it a little bit coy but he said his relationship with maria butina spanning a number of years is something that he continued at the direction of higher-ups

i grew up tragically aware of it because of matthew shepard who was brutally murdered when i was 12 andn that same year, a black man accepted a ride home from three white supremacists he didn't know and they chained him to the back of the truck and dragged him until his body started coming apart. that was the brutal framework in which i'm coming into myself and beginning to develop an understanding of my identity and i was terrified. it was really scary. in writing this book, i thought it was important to reflect that, because the only thing worse than this is to be made to feel that you are foolish and so much of our culture gas lights young people. so being ove overdramatic or ovr thinking things. no, what you are feeling is valid. and i think getting to the emotional reality of how i felt i hope it's the beginning of bigger conversations. when did you learn that? what was the experience that taught you that? >> matthew shepard and james byrd junior, one was called for hikilled forhis race and another sexuality while beginning to realize it was terrifying. >> is that the same year you

oscar winning actor matthew mccm mcmcconaughey addsresume "early today" starts right now i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. puerto rico seems to have been spared by dorian, but the storm still posebig a category 3 hurricane before slamming into the florida coast during the holiday weekend. puerto rico has the heavy rain you see here there is little confirmed damage on the island. an 80-year-old man died when he fell from the ladder preparing for the severe weather dorian reached category 1 status as it reached the u.s. virgin island there are power outages, downed trees and flooding they ared path of the storm clo. nbc's janessa webb is here to track dorian for us. good morning >> good morninem sg. ms to be erratic, but making its way to the north. puerto rico is in the clear now. just a few outer bands of the storm affecting that area. but now turks and caicos is on our radar. the storm system has lower wind shear here, humidity is higher, miles per hour with sustained winds. and look at how the track has changed here over across the bahamas. but now potentially a major hur

matthew said i'm going myself. and i couldn't quite believe him but matthews didn't decide to do it. he and his wife got -- were driven by agents out to the east pretending to be planation openers and he hikes up into the mountains and fidel meets him. it's an extraordinary thing. one of the great turning points of history. because without this the revolution would have expired. fidel meets him, he's still only got 20 people -- 20 guys and in ragged uniforms but he tells his brother raul to get the men to walk back and forth around and around and change outfits so it looks like he's got a lot more people than he does. they had to walk sideways sometimes so you wouldn't see that the backs of the shirts were torn open. it was a rag tag army. and fidel says he has 200 or 300 soldiers which matthews buys. decides to print. so he had this extraordinary thing where fidel ends up on the front page of "the new york times." it's a glowing report. and it's a very romantic revolution and matthews had been in the spanish world

matthew stern is collaborating with marcus to take us through that and remind us what it was like to take pictures 100 to 150 years ago. >> oh that is so cool. >> see how he pours some of the chemicals on this metal sheet, just gently swirls it around. >> must be like photo reactive. once you flash it the light is going to hit it, it will imprint the image and you process it. >> exactly. the fact that somebody way back when figured all this stuff out is really impressive. >> going to go through the entire process and going to be like taking a selfie. >> oh, no! >> that would be disappointing. >> marcus goes outside, gets his model in place, gives her a countdown and watch, watch how this works. it is not a push button. check it out. >> that's it. he takes the lens cap process fd to develop the image. after all of that, we wound up with an imageha quite frankly isn't that great. and you got to do it all over again. >> this is the slightly older version. we have 32 pictures and you take all the pictures and get them developed weeks later. >> marcus tries again and here is his second at

morrison looking into this for us he's with us here in our studio matthew so if you look at the numbersthe average londoners captured on camera at least 300 times a day so why is there controversy over more cameras well people are not because there are more c.c.t.v. cameras but because there are more official recognition cameras popping up over the city these are cameras that scan your face they run not stand against a database with millions of other faces in the video and identities they do that in real time and without knowing about it and expect to see the facial structure is unique and it sickened to a d.n.a. or fingerprint some point to the white spread capture of that data without informed consent is troubling. so in a marriage that the owner of a large posh of london central london construction see here. had been plastering fish recognition cameras all over the state of mind bars and bars in cafes restaurants in offices without telling anyone it provoked a furious backlash and campaigners staged infringement on fundamental rights to freedom of press a freedom of expression and we

reporter matthew moore joins us for more welcome matthew so when the average ones are already caught on camera at least $300.00 times a day one wonders what is so upsetting about just a few more comers well it is the difference between c.c.t.v. cameras and new life facial recognition cameras life issue recognition cameras rely on biometric data or unique data that's akin to fingerprints or d.n.a. samples and one of does is they'll take your picture and then cross much thought into the database of existing pictures either a police database or private at the base and not the thing that previously computers so can sound c.c.t.v. cameras more passive and can identify individuals automatically and this story emerged last week which has got computers especially angry is a story about a private company in london which operates in the state run kings cross a big station in the city and what they started doing or what was a marriage was that they directed life issue recognition cameras without telling anyone that they were being subjected to this new technology and that meant that workers com

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well, matthew wade took the opportunity to find his form. he made 100 as well.he ropes in this match? it seems like a very different ashes now. even australia's tail—enders were dispatching england's weary bowlers as their lead just grew. they invited england to bat again. 397 behind. australia has such a good opportunity now. all they potential to ta ke opportunity now. all they potential to take ten wickets and when their match. tomorrow there may be floodlights and maybe even a shower but england will have to bat for hours to try to rescue this test match. from their point of view each one of their players has to display worry burns spirit. joe wilson reporting there. what a dramatic finish to tell you about, in the formula one. lewis hamilton won the hungarian grand prix — overtaking max verstappen in the closing stages to extend his lead at the top of the drivers championship. it was the gamble from a pit stop that paid off for the mercedes driver. nick parrott reports. formula one has enjoyed three epic races on the spin. and for hungary it was hoping for

i'm gonna read this one more time musician dave matthews has announced he's coming out with a line ofews that has all your aunts marching. you want to talk us through your thought process there? [ light laughter ] >> sure, yeah. to get this joke, first you got to know that "ants marching" is a dave matthews band song off of "under the table and dreaming. really great album top to bottom [ light laughter ] fully holds up okay so "ants marching" is about these ants that are, like, having a really great day so they, like, throw a parade or whatever, and then so now we know what the song's about and now there's this added element of dave matthews has a new rose, and i was like, do you know who would have a parade about that is aunts -- not the bugs, but aunt, like your mom or dad's sister [ laughter ] >> seth: and do you think -- [ cheers and applause do you think based on the audience's reaction when i first told the joke that they're as familiar with dave matthews as you are? [ laughter ] >> i don't think anybody is. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and, mike, is it true that you were nomina

in his early days, the same day that matthews meets him he comes up, celia in the middle and hikes and is well to me fidel for the first time and at this extraordinary moment he showing off his favorite right and she loves shooting, fishing, she loves the great outdoors and she's a huge political d.o.t., totally devoted to the revolution and it's a romantic connection that begins for one of the great moments as of revolution. there's a lot written about the relationship which is quite extraordinary but this union between cilia and fidel is what becomes a motive of the revolution. he has ideas and spouts them out and put them into action and translates them into something that's practical that could happen. there's an extraordinary thing that is on the front page of the new york times is the face of the cuban resistance, it's an extraordinary thing that inspires people. the cbs news decides to go up as well and here we have a guy who decides to interview fidel and he's a tv natural and knows how to state things as well so he says he will do it on top of the mountain to the highest mount

matthew is looking into this. the average citizen is captured on camera at least three times per day. why is there controversy over more cameras? >> there are more facial recognition cameras popping up all over the city. these cameras scan your face and run that skin against databases. they do that in real time. experts say that facial structure is unique compared to dna and fingerprints. when it emerged that the owner of a large portion of land had been plastering facial recognition cameras without telling anyone, it provoked a furious backlash. it was about freedom of rights, privacy, expression. we asked them m about the tenonologies. lelet's takeke a listen. >> we subject themem t to an inintrusive identification chec. addititionally, a camera a is of high a and people may know about it. they would not necessarily agree to it. >> those are there concerns. why have these cameras been installed? >> that is not really clear. that is part of the problem. they say it is to ensure public security. the system i is so

oscar winner matthew mcconaughey is going back to school. we'll tell you where. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm in for christine romans. >> thursday, august 29th, 5 a.m. in the east, 5 a.m. down in south florida where we begin with the breaking news. hurricane dorian intensifying rapidly as it heads straight for florida. dorian is now forecast to hit the u.s. mainland as a category 3 hurricane on labor day. it's shifting west. why does that matter? it's heading for central florida, not just sideswiping the coast. governor ron desantos declaring a state of emergency in 26 counties. >>> overnight dorian pounded the u.s. virgin islands with heavy rain. the first images show a good deal of debris. downed trees and damaged roofs with winds reaching 111 miles an hour. for puerto rico, a much needed near miss. fema was prepared with over 3,000 people in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands, territories that are still recovering from hurricanes maria and irma. >> right now in florida they're bracing for a direct hit. res

matthew, good to speak to again this morning. spoke yesterday afternoon we were obviously waiting for more details to emerge. a lot more about pc harper, because any sense an investigation discount one can sometimes lose sight of the individual who has has lost their life. what have people been telling about him over the last day or so? well, as you say, this is a desperately personal tragedy and we must not lose sight of the fact that andrew harper's family have lost a loved one and for the second morning now his very new wife has woken up without a husband. that is devastatingly sad and i think everybody across the police family and across the country feel that way. you have heard from people in the community who wanted to pay tribute to him and the wiki had done ina tribute to him and the wiki had done in a comparatively short policing career. yes, absolutely. people have been down at the scene today laying flowers from all across the community, from other members of the emergency services, members of the public, members of th

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matthew rosenberg as well as sarah murray. so. as if we didn't have enough here, i want to turn to the president. president trump's increasingly erratic behavior and how could it play into the election. i want to get the big picture. the. >> yeah. go ahead. >> what did we say? like the dawning house of jupiter? >> mercury, jupiter. what is going on? seriously, what's happening? >> honestly -- >> i have never lived through anything like this. >> it's crazier and crazier every day. >> so what do we do. >> the president has been all over the map this being. even for his standards. how do democrats running against him respond? >> i think the need now just for basic stability. just stability. we would like to be able to wake up in the morning. reach over, pick up our phone, look at it and not freak out every morning. just show an ad with somebody looking at their phone and they're just going about their morning. >> and smiling. and not taking a fork and shoving it through their eyeball. >> it's making people nuts and it is making peopl

matthew pinson and catherine granger 110w. matthew pinson and catherine granger now.machenko. for the vacant wbc lightweight belt at the 02 arena in london tonight. the ukrainina already holds the wba and wbo titles — but hasn't ruled out stepping up to fight in the heavyweight division. you know, it's my third weight classes. a little by little, step by step, i'm going up. but what about my next weight classes? i don't know. maybe after a couple of years, i go up into heavyweight and teach a little bit tyson fury. great britain's men's boxing squad are getting ready to compete at the world boxing championships in russia injust over a week from now. making his debut at the ripe old age of 28 in the super heavyweight division is frazer clarke. he's had to wait for his chance behind the likes of anthonyjoshua, and he's had to overcome serious injury, too. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid has more. clark is a man who knows and janine joshua better than any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain squad. he is always on t

apparently sheet -- chris matthews.he was struggling to get a word in. >> how much are your taxes going to go up. >> how much are your costs going up. >> how much are your taxes going up. >> no, how much are yourcrosses. it's how much families are saving. >> why don't you answer the question? >> because the question. >> it's not a republican talking point. it's a question. >> it's a question about where people are going to come out economically. >> that's not my question. my question is how much do mine go up? trish: good for chris. he knew exactly what she was asking and she refused to answer the question. he was an economics-major at holy cross. he studied economics alongside my uncle. at some point somebody is going to pay for this. there was an article titled "chris matthews called sexist for could be assistantly interrupting elizabeth warren." -- for constantly interrupting elizabeth warren." you can't demand an answer to the actual question? i know chris ma thiewf -- chriss and he's an equal opportunist when it co

matthew ended up making landfall in south carolina. but brushed just along the east coast of florida. but it was still one of the costliest storms to ever hit florida, the east side, because of how close it got. one thing to note, matthew was a much weaker storm than dorian is right now. >> wow. all right. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> i want to go to cnn's brian todd in west palm beach this morning. so brian, i know you're not feeling any effects there, but boy, i know people there are really nervous. >> reporter: they certainly are. that dynamic really played out overnight and all day yesterday and thursday. this is one of those scenes that people here just hate to see in these areas. the bag over the handle, the sign saying designees gas only. -- diesel gas only. we're told they ran out of regular unleaded, then premium unleaded at about 12:30, 1:00 overnight. this was one of those places that had really long lines yesterday. this wawa gas station in palm springs, florida. as you can see here, they pretty much cleaned out

. >>> matthew mcconaughey is taking on a new role, he's been practicing for years, but don't look for it on the silver screen. why this role will play out in front of the students. >>> case closed for jeffrey epstein. a foal judge today dismissed the sex trafficking charges against the now deceased billionaire. prosecutors this week it actually requested the charges to be dismissed. it's to be believed that the civil case will continue. we'll be back after this break. i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another marshmallow? >>> okay. this next line you all know well -- all right, all right, all right. matthew mcconaughey is now professor mcconaughey. >> for the past for you years he's been teaching, but

matthew, good to have you here. >> great to be with you, trish.on, you know? these women are not exactly people that you could consider friends of israel, so why'd they want to go there in the first place? >> well, i think that's a great question, and i think, you know, once you take a step back, and the prime minister noted this in his statement. if you look at the itinerary of these two congresswomen, you will see that this was not a good faith trip on their part to go with an open mind and to meet with folks and to learn about the different complex issues over in the region. they had no meetings scheduled with the prime minister, no meetings scheduled with anyone from the opposition parties. there was not a meeting with a single member of the knesset, a meeting with any of the members of the israeli cabinet or the military or intelligence folks. they came to israel specifically to use israel as a backdrop for them to promote their radical policy ideas. trish: yeah. i think benjamin netanyahu had to take a stand on this one. in some way though,

. >> matthew usually returns to prison for petty crimes.n fact, he hasn't been in a general population setting since i think maybe 2003. and that's because he keeps getting in trouble. he batters the officers. he's resistant, uses alcohol in custody. ♪ >> whoops. that didn't work. >> good, how are you? >> good. >> this is institution classification committee. this is for administrative segregation inmates and this is a due process issue where we bring them in, review why they're in ad seg and, you know, go over the issues of why they're locked up in ad seg and what they can expect from here. >> name and cdc number, sir. >> matthew national, 245854. >> today's classification committee is warden ayres. >> you were at corcoran state prison, referred to our csr for transfer, csr approved and you were retained. you have done your shoe related time. therefore, the recommendation is to release you to the rcgp. okay. do you have any problems with being released? >> yes, i got a problem to gp because i'm not a gp. i dropped out. >> you in a gang? >>

matthew did more than $10 billion in damage and killed 49 people.orologist derek van dam joins from us hutchison island, a barrier island off port st. lucy in fl. derek matthew is not the kind of storm anyone wants repeated. why the comparison? >> well, i think first it's important for our viewers, ana, to recognize that each storm comes with the ewe neat neek challenges, variables and threats. but if we do the apples to apples kpirz. think about the track of hurricane matthew in october of 2016 riding parallel with the east coast of florida. now think about what dorian is doing. it's approaching from the east to the west, meaning it's running perpendicular to the shoreline when it approaches. and then we are relying on it to make the right hand turn. we are literally relying on expert meteorological analysis as well as data. and unfortunately the data that we put into the computer models that we look at so closely is only as good as what we have available to us. it's great over land but terrible over the ocean. and that's one of the reasons why the

attention to detail, i think that is where you have to give matthews the edge. athletically ritchie and born have more fun ability. >> and yes definitely made an impact, it is another situation where it will be tough. >> special teams, too. .net >> they do not have a bona fide receiver, they don't have backup, the top receiver did not get to 500 yards last year. is that player on this roster? >> for me, believe it or not, there is a guy i think that is going to start playing at a very high level if you work him in right way. diebel samuels, if you watch the way that he plays, he is physical. there was a job ball and he came back to get it, he can run routes, he is strong and he gets in and out of breaks. he picked up fortysomething yards. i like this young man, i think by the end of the year he will be the guy emerges. >> i like that, i asked a guy at 7-eleven the other day to give a sleeper, and i said jared hurts. we will see. there are some decisions to make in the secondary and linebackers, but the line is set. but this is trending in the right direction, a

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matthews reporting from l.a. thank you thank you. want to take you now so brazil and the battle to save the amazon rain forest thousands of indigenous women travel to the capital brasilia on tuesday to rally against president also narrow they say he has in effect declared war on their people by pledging to open indigenous reserve land to mining and agriculture. dense rain forest in the state of parana an area twice the size of france this is home to many of brazil's indigenous people but it's also the site of many get in posts illegal gold mines the small scale mines use mercury for extraction which subsequently leaks into the surrounding area. but that's of little interest to brazil's far right president j. airball scenario he wants such mining legalized. my mining minister is working on a law to legalize gold mining not just on private land but also in indigenous reserves. brazil's indigenous people live in protected reserves something no previous democratically elected president has ever called into question. now however the areas

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