led by our man named robert matthews. bob matthews was very charismatic. he's a young man. he had been in involved in the right wing movement, the national alliance for years. >> he leabelieved that the jews were subverting the american cross and the jews control the finance and the government. bob matthews thought i can't let it happen. i got to do something. he wanted to eliminate jews from the government power within the united states and ultimately overthrow the united states government. he wanted a purer aryan nation. he begins to recruit aryan warriors. he finds about seven people within the aryan nation within the organization. he drafts those people and he reaches out and sort of the name of the lord and the national alliance and he pull some of them in and we went to the ku klux clan and he got them in. people like richard scutari and gary yarbrough and david lane. now, he has the order. these were the people that bob matthews were going to depend onto carry the war against the jews in charge of the united states government. [ gunshots ] >> in september of 1983, th

matthew james gryzmalski. [ringing of bell] [background sounds] ..ames] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and my cousin, you are always in our hearts and you will never be missed and you will never be forgotten. >> my brother, a proud and loving father to gabriela and alexander. i dedicated my brother, uncle, nephew and cousin and a devoted husband to my sister diane. his legacy lives on in all of those with his magic and his kindness, especially his extended family, our family has loved that net has not been broken and stronger by the memory. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] today i am honored and humbled to have my brothers namesake and my beloved son appeared on the podium on side of me for this proposition of memories of all of those that we lost. there's a life in memory of my brother gary, never edged in the hearts and minds of all the lives t

share and impersonating matthew he would set up dates that matthew's home and job. so then would come in real life to matthew to have sex with him, and it wasn't once or twice. it was 1200 times. it was just showing up at his work, his dogs, all hours of the day and night. eventually he put a sign on his front door saying this is a fake profile. grinder patrons, leave me alone, but it didn't work. people thought he was resisting, it was play. the ex-boyfriend was like i'm going to say that it's part of the game. i'm going to say somebody is impersonating me. but come back, bought when i tell you to go away come back five minutes later. i mean it was really frighteni frightening. the offender would get more and more clever sometimes. people were coming an would como kick matthews ass or sometimes he would set up six dates in the bathroom at work that he would go to the bathroom if somebody would follow him there. matthew did what anybody would do. he went to the police, like 12 times, 80 plus 14. it's a different kind of humiliation and dismissiveness that you get wh

flickinger matthew m.cco john joseph florio joseph walkden flounders carol ann flyzik david fodor michael n. fodor stephen mark fogel thomas j. foley jane c. folger david j. fontana chih min foo delrose e. forbes cheatham godwin forde donald a. foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n. foster ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia elizabeth fox pauline francis virgin lucy francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank colleen l. fraser richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier, jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredericks tamitha freeman >> tom, you are shay's guardian angel. we all love and miss you. >> and my cousin, john, we love you and we miss you so very much and not a day goes by that we're not thinking of you. you'll never be forgotten. andrew keith friedman paul j. friedman gregg j. froehner lisa anne frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul james furmato karleton douglas beye fyfe g fredric

with matthew's picture and then say that matthew was interested in really hard core sex and had rape fantasies and drugs to share, and then impersonating matthew he would set up sex dates at matthew's holm and job and men came in real life to matthew, to have sex with him, and it wasn't once or twice. is was 1200 times. and it was just showing up at his work and house at all hours of the day and night and eventually he put up a sign on hisfront door saying this is a fake profile. grinder patrons, leave me alone. but didn't work. people thought he was resisting as part of the game. >> the ex-boyfriend was like, i'm going to say that it's part of the game. i'm going to say that it's somebody impersonate me but when i tell you could come away, come back five minutes later. and it was really, really frightening. and the offender would get more and more clever, sometimes he would be homophobic on grinder and racist and people would want to come and kick his ass or sometimes he would set up sex date friday the bathroom at work so matthew into go to the bath room and somebody would follow h

matthews? >> it's been a fabulous economic performance for the taxpayer. >> so mister chairman i will come back to you. here's what i need and you know you've done before the committee the number of times this is not the first time we go. back here is what i am asking you to do. there are internal documents that you keep talking about with there gsa are also internal documents that you have from an ig standpoint when it comes to the constitutional analysis that did you have a chilly put forth in this report. are you aware of any of the time that you've been asked to come in and make substantial constitutional analysis as it relates to the ig's work. >> i have to say there are no internal documents. >> emails back and forth what whether they supplied or not >> what will rely upon for the analysis of whether there was a constitutional issue is all public source material and we have provided that to you and staff. >> so the three people that you have that internal deliberation we understand how th

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king on wednesday the federal reserve cut interest rates for a 2nd time this year by a quarter percent will this action increase the fears of a coming recession and how might that impact the 2020 alexion and a brand new n.b.c. news wall street journal poll conducted after the last democratic debate shows joe biden and elizabeth warren both gaining ground and leaving their challengers well behind what's behind the strength of the new front runners and how might the rest of the pack adjust their campaigning as a result of this poll let's talk about that with the political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign he's in oklahoma city and in atlanta robin by road democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director he's also retired u.s. army ranger welcome to the program thank you matthew good to be with you ed thanks for having so let's jump right in 1st your reaction to this federal reserve cutting interest rates by a quarter percent does

get off toa katrina matthew clearly wants to get off to a fast start.highest ranked players, and bronte law and the world number 12, carlotta scott mexica na, bronte law and the world number 12, carlotta scott mexicana, in the opening match, morgan prestel brings me plenty of expense for the americans, but the big statement as far as they are concerned, and julie inkster is concerned is the fact that she has bloodied five of her six rookies in this opening sequence of matches. foursomes is not a match, or a format where you can play yourself into it, which you can with the four balls. so it's a big statement. in that way then, it's a big gamble, but this has been the big gamble, but this has been the big talking point around this american team, and i suppose if they are going to get tested, they have got to get tested early. well it's a big statement of faith from julie inkster in the players who have come to the team. obviously allie mcdonald was a late addition to the tea m mcdonald was a late addition to the team following the injury of stacy lewes,

the storm surge will be similar to matthew. a lot of people in flagler county there are like, whoa, we got hit hard by that. there were sidewalks all over the place, there were properties that got damaged. yeah, that's what we could be watching tuesday night into wednesday morning for areas from volusia county, flagler county, duvall county. the brunswick, georgia, area, look at a map the way georgia is, this little pocket, see the indentations here, backwater areas, that's where the water is going to pile up and could see problems with storm surge and would be more wednesday morning. if it coincides with the high tide cycle, it would be worse. south carolina, the only difference i have here is because of the potential at least to be closer to the coast, i have you in the moderate category for wind impacts. you know, we still could be dealing with some widespread power outages, if we get that closer to the coast. and i think, if anywhere, we're going to get widespread power outages, north carolina is the most guaranteed, with t

welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with our political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign he's in oklahoma city and in atlanta robin by row democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director do you guys think that donald trump is going to debate the next democratic nominee and should he chris. you know i don't have any insight into what the trump campaign would do in this situation but i would be shocked if he did not i mean dollars from what dollars trump in 2016 was a surprisingly. agile debater and he never went in and like really knocked anybody off the stage if you will the use of metaphorically of course although him bush may have comforted pretty close figuratively but having said that i will say having worked for ted cruz who was a former national champion and runner up in world champion debater we really didn't expect trump to be as good as he was and you know that he is a fighter he's somebody who doesn't shy aw

army ranger welcome to the program thank you matthew good to be with you thanks for having so let's jump right in 1st your reaction to this federal reserve cutting interest rates by a quarter percent does this lend credence to a coming recession let's start with you chris. well i think the fed is clearly concerned about some type of downturn but let's face it recessions are notoriously hard to predict and if we tried to bet every time the federal reserve cut interest rates it was going to lead to recession we've lost a lot of money i'm betting that way i think what is probably more correct to say is that the fed doesn't see any signs of looming inflation and they don't want they want the economy to continue to grow without it with this passed off without inflation but what you will see if there's one assumption made from this is anyone who is not refinance their home in probably the last 18 months is going to get out and do it because you're not going to find much lower interest rates ever again robin do you agree oh i definitely agree with chris's point about refinancing i'm in the midd

matthew's even worked with eva longoria on a dating show.nd yeah, she's a fan. >> he's british, so that helps. because anytime he delivers hard news when he has the accent, it just feels not as harsh. [ laughs ] >> are you sick of texting? the big thing i get asked about a lot right now is ghosting. you know, why do people go on a date with you and then they just don't contact you afterwards? if that was on a graph, the amount of times i've heard about ghosting, it has spiked to the point where my facebook wall is the largest missing persons page in the world. and also how do you get out of these text-only relationships, where it's not going anywhere? you're literally you're in a texting relationship with someone you don't really know. which is why i say people's standards have to go up for what they expect from their love life, so i'm just as happy for the breakups i create as i am for the relationships i create. >> profound. amen. >> i'm so excited about this segment because i want all the women out there who keep talking to us about advic

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matthew, florence and dorian. the challenges we face deal not just with the storm itself but the flooding which causes massive damage and any individual who considers it goes from a category 5 to a category 2, devastating windss but particularly when storms hover over and don't move quickly, they go slowly they caused tremendous damage with the flooding. heather: donald trump tweeted out last night he is getting the emergency declaration completed, signing at last night and hopes the state will not lead it. in terms of funding you have an issue with that. >> since 2016, matthew, we applied for fema funding is worked with all the counties and yet today from north carolina they received all the money from fema but it has been allocated at the county so 7% of money sent by fema has been allocated. this is terrible. this is a bureaucracy and is at its worst. that is why i support senator tom tillis who introduced a bill that if the state hadn't allocated money to the counties fema should go to the counties and let the

it is coming close to the same path as matthew.ere affected by matthew you will most likely be affected by the storm as well. the only difference between matthew and this, this was a category 5 that completely devastated the northwestern bahamas. rob: that video is unbelievable. carley: attention is shifting to the carolinas where the category 2 storm could make landfall. rob: people are moving to higher ground to get away from it. >> reporter: they are. people talking about it now this is coming up. they have seen hurricanes before and are getting prepared. they will have time, the winds picking up a little bit but no rain yet. that comes later today. i want to show you something. this marina back here, with all the boats. in 1989 when hugo hit as a cat 4. all these boat in this arena were picked about the water and tossed all over the place. it was quite a scene. with dorian as a cat 2, tropical winds, the concern is storm surge that could be deadly and flooding around these parts. governor henry mcmaster issued a mandatory evacu

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matthew had played in nine solheim cup.matthew had played in nine solheim cupm additions and katrina matthew had played in nine solheim cup. is the biggest one i have been out. when you first see it, it is quite overwhelming. i can't imagine what the rookies might think.|j overwhelming. i can't imagine what the rookies might think. i think it is great for the girls to be able to play in this atmosphere and in this many people. and to showcase really what women's golf is all about. the us have six rookies in their side and a younger but they are relaxed and a younger but they are relaxed and upforthe and a younger but they are relaxed and up for the challenge ahead. the great thing about having so many rookies is they are young and they have no fear because they don't know what to expect. they don't know anything. but we don't see it as anything. but we don't see it as anything negative. i think we have had the strongest team we ever had so we are had the strongest team we ever had so we are all super confident in each other

matthew talking to ali foster there.rican 17 and 86 runs were the best first—class figures for 63 years. in a record for hampshire. he slain what the meant to him. it feels pretty good. the more sort of read, it starts to sink ina bit more sort of read, it starts to sink in a bit more. 60 odd years is a very long time. to be very proud of it it is a great day for us. and a great day for the club. once you pick up a wicked, you feel you should take one over and i ended up getting a wicket in the over and that went to the seven, eight and over and that went to the seven, eightandi over and that went to the seven, eight and i know that he felt some point during the game. it gets a moment and you lose feeling and how tired you are into actually sit back and have a look and realise that you bold 17, 18 overs in the day without even thinking. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories today. englishman matt wallace currently leads the way on the first day of the pga championship at wentworth. wallace finished seven

come for who's in the ukrainian capital welcome to you both matthew starting with you this prisoner swap was long awaited it was even cancelled just a few weeks ago so what made it happen in the end. well it was indeed long awaited and of course it was a campaign promise for president volume it is a lengthy but it wasn't exactly canceled a week or 2 ago rather there was information that it would happen and the information proved to be false as for what made it happen we know that there have been talks between between many intermediaries between ukraine and russia as well as talks between president bush as lenski of ukraine and president vladimir putin of russia another sticking point here was a man named someone who was a fighter on the side of russia backed separatists in the done in the region of danielle school bus who is a witness or even a suspect in the downing of the mh 17 flight in 2014 which led to the deaths of 298 people russia wanted him included in the exchange we learned from ukrainian officials but but it was a difficult decision for ukraine because he is also wanted

matthew tell us what's happening right now. well right now we're getting creasing information about preparations for the arrival of these prisoners we're hearing that family members have been have arrived at the accused airport to meet them we're seeing officials arriving at the airport there even been reports that the ukrainian president has announced he has gone there meanwhile in the russian side the editor in chief of russia today a news service in russia has published a tweet in which he showed a picture of people who are being returned from from ukraine to russia all the faces in the picture were blurred out except for one of. the editor of of. the russia in ukraine the russian news agency which is widely regarded as propaganda he was being charged with treason and he was released in the run up to this prisoner exchange ok now we are seeing live pictures right now from the at we know a russian plane has landed in kiev the prisoner swap is now under way but you can you tell us more about the prisoners on both sides. will t

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a wonderful win for scotland's catriona matthew.d that if she won here, it would be even bigger than when she won a major in her professional career. a word, though, on some news which has emerged about suzann pettersen, in the press conference following the win, she has announced that she is retiring from professional golf. you have to look at her legacy, notjust the win today, this was her ninth solheim cup appearance, she is a 38—year—old from norway, has been a vetera n 38—year—old from norway, has been a veteran of the game, a real big time player, two—time major winner, but she says that this is the way she wa nts to she says that this is the way she wants to go out of the sport of professional golf, so suddenly, all the questions emerge as to when she might potentially lead europe in a solheim cup. . quite a moment to bow out. sarah, thank you very much indeed. away from gleneagles, england have won the fifth and final ashes test at the oval to level the series at 2—2. england were dismissed in their second innings early on t

those were areas damaged by matthew and this is a similar track to what we saw with matthew two years ago. what is steering the storm? high-pressure is the reason we saw this westward move, 8 to 10 mph and now we are seeing a weakness and the storm is stationary but we will start to see a northward turn today. so far, fingers crossed, good news for florida, we will not see the strong winds, tropical storm force windss and storm surge of 3 to 7 feet but the worst of it off florida, the carolinas we now have to watch for major impact. >> it continues to drop in intensity as well. thank you so much, we will check back with you for sure. "fox and friends" cohost jillian in florida, where police are going door-to-door enforcing evacuation orders. >> reporter: you heard janice and griff talking about the winds and we feel that in these outer bands. and outer band had rain this morning. those bands keep passing through. the ocean is behind me completely churning. let's talk about what emergency officials and police have been doing, they have been going door-to-door to get people out of those

welcome back to politicking i matthew cook sitting in for larry king after a series of well publicized gaffes by former vice president and current 2020 candidate joe biden his campaign is this week trying to temper expectations for mr biden's performance in the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary the campaign says it has a larger strategy based on huge victories for biden in the super tuesday election which happens in march what's behind these comments from biden's campaign and what does it mean for the candidates hot on his heels in the early primaries for analysis we turn to the political panel they are political columnist amy holmes she's in new york city and in chattanooga tennessee brian joyce host of the brian joyce show on talk radio airing on w g o w f m welcome to the program let's jump right in and talk about the biden comments about it strategy and holmes let's start with you. well matt you know on previous shows we've talked about joe biden's performance president trump giving him the nickname sleepy joe i would give him the nickname creaky joe and we've seen so far durin

have an easier time pivoting to the center after getting through these caucuses and primaries and matthew let's not forget the guys in general and i just want to make 11 point in reaction to that and you can you can frame your reaction with this in mind as well but i would think that that the squad see cetera and also bernie sanders would probably frame themselves more as kind of the labor party version of the democratic party as opposed to being anti institutional i mean they certainly are still want to be a part of the democratic process and so forth would they not and they go ahead well i mean i think they think of themselves as the conscience of the party you know where the the heart of the party really is which i don't agree with i don't think that that's a correct or accurate assessment you know i would also add let's not forget that senator sanders bernie sanders from vermont he is actually an independent and a self described democratic socialist as a o.c. and others which is far to the left of the american center in politics but they believe that's where you know truth justice and

wade out, that fell to joe root. but archie did not get matthew wade out, that fell tojoe root. with his batting that he would lie but he made an impact in this match with his wickets and with his final catch to end things in the early evening. now, is it possible that both teams end the series feeling happy? australia retain the ashes but england levelled the series and this was the summer when they also w011 this was the summer when they also won the world cup. a final thought, these five test matches have been played in front of huge crowds and the ashes significant to the whole concept of test match critic seems as important as important and as valuable as it ever has been —— test match cricket. there were two matches in the english premier league on sunday, including a thriller at bottom of the table watford. they fought back from 2—0 down at half time to draw 2—2 all with arsenal at vicarage road. roberto pereyra rolled in a late penalty to secure watford's second point of the season in quique sanchez flores' first match since being reappointed manager. and there were four

today she's mom to 21-year-old matthew perry proved he's still got his sense of humor when he was recentlyhotographed for the first time in nearly two years looking pretty scruffy and getting called out for his long nails. his response? i'm getting a manicure this morning. that's okay, right? i mean it says man right in the world. >> i assume we're looking for an answer more sophisticated than to get you into bed? >> and 22 years after he landed the role of ross, david schwimmer earned rave reviews for his portrayal of robert kardashian in 2016's "the people versus o.j. simpson." but how do you celebrate 25 years of an iconic sitcom? for starters the central perk couch is on a global tour. movie theaters across the country are holding special screenings. and check out this pop-up installation in new york where that was pretty funny. >> who is that? >> it's joey. >> the pop-up is also where we met up with some famous friends of "friends." heads up bingalings. it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new yorker and i read the scene and >> or you can >> i heard her in my he

head of the i hate rachel green club.mething to me. >> matthew dating lia roberts was everything.y met when she guested on the show in 1995. n women's underwear? >> it was so much fun. it was utterly nerve wracking. i was so nervous. the throw up factor was high. >> and then there was that time the friends made tv history. it was the second season of the show when they found out they weren't all making the same salary. so they all went on strike -- and all got raises. >> we wanted to be paid the same because we thought it was fair and putting in the same amount of work and it was kind of something we believed in. >> that solidarity ultimately got them $1 million per episode, per friend for the last two seasons of the show. >> i remember our director jim burrows sat us down and said you really have to watch out for each other because this is going to be something big and we were like, yeah, right and, yeah, sure, dude. i've heard that he was right. >>> all that money would definitely buy some nicer lounge chairs now. but how cool that we get to kick back in these classics. recline

chris welcome to the program matthew always a pleasure so let's jump right in the u.s. manufacturing sector. for the 1st time in 3 years since in august so is this a cause for concern. it absolutely is a cause and it needs to be looked at in the context of other economic data that has come out last week we saw that consumer confidence fell by the largest amount since december of 2012 and so when you have an economy where manufacturers are trying to deal with uncertainty from the trade war and perhaps aren't producing as many goods or not hiring as many people you have consumers that are possibly pulling back on their spending that's not a good recipe for economic success going down the road so is this are these new numbers a direct result of the u.s. china trade war or are they just about is it a psychological effect can you break down what this actually means and what what causes it well it's a little bit of both i mean we let's also remember that we are now 9 years into this economic recovery and that's a historically long period of time we probably regardless of wher

more on this story we're joined by our correspondent nick connolly in moscow and kiev post at a time matthew cote in the ukrainian capital welcome to you both maggie starting with you bring us up to date with the latest what is happening right now in kiev. will the prisoner exchanges already happen here was a very emotional scene at you but he's full airport when the plane arrived the prisoner the former prisoners now exited the plane they embraced president has announced he met their relatives brace their relatives a lot of emotions a very happy scene there now likely being taken to it in the medical clinic for medical checks but on this and that the exchanges happened some of the people returned include as mention film director alleged some sort of a very popular political prisoner but also 24 ukrainian sailors were captured while crossing from the black sea into the old city in november. journalist who was who is arrested while visiting family in moscow also called a night of ukrainian was 19 in 2017 when he was basically kidnapped and illegally extradited to moscow from belarus so it's a

kind of starts to a new resolution of the peace process we're talking about household names then matthew of course film director of next and so it was among the prisoners exchanged what is his release mean today. well it's a very significant moment for ukraine because he is of course highly publicly known it's a significant victory for president selenski but at the same time as a figure who is so dominant in narratives of political prisoners that sometimes it can actually suck the oxygen out of the room for other political prisoners there are still after this possibly up to somewhere around $200.00 ukrainian political prisoners of different types held in russia and as himself said to journalists after he arrived you know the fight is not over they need to free the others so his return means it is a big moment for ukraine but it could also mean less attention to political prisoners actually right back to you then nic because you mentioned sound asymmetry adan how they swap is being perceived so what then is the significance of us what like this between ukraine and russia. while president

at oracle arena, the dave matthews band will begin at 8:00 p.m. over the weekend, the metallicca and sf symphony concert went off without a hitch. you do see red and orange on that map. but there is green as well. wilson walker joins us now from the chase center. wilson. >> reporter: we are on the expanded platform that was installed right across the street from chase center here. you see the t line coming and going here. traffic not bad right now. third wnthe street. so is this the combination that will finally deliver for us the traffic jam that so many have feared? >> yes, it will because as i've said before many times, people will not give up their cars to come to these events when we have public transportation. >> reporter: fresh traffic concerns along third street today. even though chase center's first concert wasn't heavy among traffic complaints. but the use of both ballpark and arena -- >> when you could have people coming in for a giants came and coming in for a taylor swift or madonna concert. >> reporter: swap madonna for dave matthew

welcome to politicking on matthew cook in for larry king on tuesday president trump announced via twitter that he was firing the national security adviser john bolton for his part mr bolton claims he quit this plays out as a newly released poll shows donald trump's approval ratings down since mid-summer what path might mr trump take in the coming months to try to improve those numbers and another poll shows senator elizabeth warren climbing into a virtual tie with former vice president joe biden for 1st place in the battle for the 2020 democratic nomination can she maintain her momentum let's turn to the political panel for analysis they are amy holmes political columnist and michael tobin democratic strategist and former senior aide to senator chuck schumer they're both in new york city welcome to the program that pleasure to be with you so let's jump right in and talk about this economist hugo poll released wednesday senator elizabeth warren is tied with joe biden at 26 percent among registered voters your reaction let's start with you amy well we are still such a long way out before io

matthew chance is live for us. good morning, matthew. >> reporter: that's right.elensky was hoping to talk to president trump to ask about the support it provides. that was overshadowed by the controversy. and president zelensky was asked if there was pressure applied by president trump. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we had, i think, good phone call. it was normal. we spoke about many things. i think and you read it, that nobody pushed it. pushed me. >> in other words, no pressure. >> reporter: it was a good phone call. no one pushed him, he said. the yukrainians are mortified they have been sucked into this american political crisis this way. the other concern is that they maintain bipartisan support for the rebels in the eastern country and the support for c e crimea. when the political debate is so completely divided. >> matthew chance in kiev for us this morning. >>> and there's this, the white house stalking points of the ukraine scandal was e-mailed to nancy pelosi and other house democrats. the white house tried to recall the e-mail. it urged repu

matthew was two years ago.ber what matthew did if you were in florida, south carolina. broke the tidal record in south carolina. i think dorian may do that also. where this is different from matthew. instead of matthew turning straight eastward out after touching cape romaine, i think this will continue up thed matthew, the strength may be comparable off the south carolina, north carolina coast. instead of turning east out to see, this will cross band and come out in the atlantic. so the path is a little further north. the storm is a bit stronger. deirdre: a fema representative, joe, the biggest worry he has is flooding and some surge. does that sound about right? >> oh, my goodness, yes. the crazy thing about this, it is moving so slow, it is piling water up. and so you know you have the storm surge which is near the storm center because of increase in wind and the water is wide there but you're also getting a east wind driving water back and won't let it out of the bays and inlets after high tide. so the wate

all right matthew in washington d.c. thank you very much for your insights thank you. and in football 3 german 2nd division clubs have withdrawn their complaints over the eligibility of homburg forward to. media reports last month question his identity and age but i monday authorities dropped their investigation into the gambian player nurnberg both him and calls were recently lost the humber and have each appealed the results yachts assorted hubbard's 3 mill victory over hanover on the weekend earning a standing ovation. don't forget you can turn to d.w. news anytime just download our free app from google play or the apple app store that gives you full access to the latest news from around the world and push notifications for breaking news with the app you can send us photos and videos of what's happening where you are. and you're watching v.w. news coming up after just a short break left over munitions from 2 world wars pose a growing threat off the coast of germany that's next on dr phil as always you can find the latest headlines around the clock or d.w. dot com or

ever more on this story we're joined by kiev post editor and correspondent matthew cofa in kiev matthew bring us up to date with the latest what's happening right now. well. it was a very emotional scene at the airport where the plane landed and the prisoners exited they embraced president. they met with their families who are extremely emotional from the from the front from the scene there we can see that the people who we believe would be returned in this prisoner exchange were indeed returned people like director oleg sun sol perhaps the most famous political prisoner of ukraine held in russia who was just sentenced to 20 years in prison on terrorism charges also people like. a ukrainian patriotic farmer from crimea who was imprisoned on some very dodgy weapons possession charges. a journalist who was arrested while visiting family in russia and held in prison for many years. a 19 year old ukrainian who was basically kidnapped in belarus and illegally extradited to to russia to stand trial on some very dodgy terrorism charges as well as 24 ukrainian sailors captured while trying to c

hurricane matthew.in this area because as you can see trees falling on homes. had you significant power outages. had you flooding throughout the area. not only on the island itself but also in the inland in brunswick there was significant damage there as well. and also as janice has been talking about this is taking a similar track to matthew. that's one thing people have in back of their minds they know the damage they saw aftermath to you that so they have been prepared. a lot of the emergency officials here tell us they learned a lot from matthew. they are instilling those new things they learned into how they are preparing this year today. today the conditions are going to be changing and we will, of course, be on the air and updated on what happens,. steve: as you pull the camera out you are in front of sazus our favorite burger place on the island. you are across from the pier you will get a good look as the storm comes, in right? jillian: yep, absolutely. the pier, you know what? it's too dark fo

meteorologist matthew joins me now from washington welcome matthew so the hurricane lingered in especially a long time over the bahamas is is that kind of thing unusual. you know something i have not seen during my career before to see a category 5 hurricane linger that long sure we get storms strong from time to time but this storm moved at less than 2 kilometers per hour for 24 hours and in the process scour the ground with winds in excess of 250 kilometers per hour. that does sound like quite a storm so with that in mind where is this storm expected to head now what's the latest track so the storm has since weakened a little bit down to a category 2 right now but it is still threaten to still forecast to threaten the eastern part of florida as a rise of the coast about 50 to 70 kilometers offshore so over the next 2 days it'll parallel the florida peninsula eventually making a run toward the carolinas towards georgia maybe skirting with some damaging winds close to 100 kilometers per hour coastal flooding about one meter to 2 meter storm surge and some very heavy rainfall close about 15

you heard matthew lay it out there. the basic question this morning is this -- did the president pressure a foreign leader? did the president hold money over a foreign government for the purposes of political gain? for going after a domestic political opponent? mike rogers, you've been in this business a long time. what concerns does that raise? >> well, a bunch. again, we don't know that, but certainly the facts are dripping out. and i think the administration -- i hope the president comes out at noon and clarifies this thing because it's only going to drip out, and it will get out, and we will have a full story. it's just a matter on what terms we get that story. but i think this is, if that fact pattern is exactly right, i mean, it's very, very significant. if, in fact, he held back aid for the purposes of getting some political advantage, that is, about as serious a charge as you're going to get. >> david axelrod, what do you see here? >> well, i absolutely agree. we don't know the facts. there is an ominous, you kn