matthew west is housed in the men's segregation unit. >> legally, i think we are common law married because we were married when i was in the penitentiary. not sure. i know we're engaged. i know that. i mean, i proposed to that girl like five or six or seven times, i -- yes. >> did you give her a ring? >> yes, i have, more than one. i made her a ring one time. yeah. >> that is my soul. like, that's my heart and soul. as a matter of fact, baby, i love you. i love you so much. no one's even catching this, that's the great part about it. got to put it back away. oh, my gosh. i feel like a little school girl. >> there we go. >> i owe it to her and to her mother to marry her. i do at that. and i know that sounds odd and crazy but that's -- i mean, i do love her. >> while marriage might cement the couple as a family, the fact is they already have one. their 6-year-old son lives with lopez's mother in florida, and their 4-year-old son lives with west's parents in oklahoma. >> these are temporary facts. even with this case that we're on right now, she is going to get out. she is going to have a cha

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inmates matthew west and robert hill have been arguing and have not complied with the supervising officer's orders. >> i told them to come to the yard and they refused. >> let's go. >> each inmate is called to the locked rec yard door. >> west. >> yes. >> come on. >> i'm right here. >> west complies with orders to slide his hands through the security slot in order to be cuffed. >> i don't got time to play games with you. >> hill, who is awaiting trial on a first-degree murder trial which he has pled not guilty is less cooperative. >> why are you doing this. >> no time to play with you, hill. >> don't [ bleep ], me, dude. >> the jail does not tolerate aggression of any kind against an officer. and hill's swipe at deputy is the kind of action that officers are trained to subdue immediately. deputy witson entered the rec yard and fires a taser but fails to discharge properly. >> i didn't do anything, man! dude, what the [ bleep ] you all doing this for, man? why did you do that? >> get up. >> why did you do this? >> here we go. >> ply glasses, can i get my glasses. >> i didn't do nothing, man.

back to my colleague, matthew price, in south—west london. l, the school day begins to end and you remember this wasn't just a packed begins to end and you remember this wasn'tjust a packed commuter train, with people heading to work at quarter past eight in the morning when it happened, there were children heading to schools and nurseries, incredibly frightening for everybody involved. thankfully at this stage we don't believe anybody was killed. 22 people in hospital who have and are being treated. the police described their injuries as mostly blast injuries. we heard a few moments ago the first comments on camera from the prime minister. in that interview she was asked what the mail of london sadiq khan had had to say about his request for an increase in police resources in the capital. we thought it might be useful to have a quick recap of what he had to say in full. here is sadiq khan. the young we got the best police and security services in the world. the emergency responders, also the excellent work of tfl staff is something we should

let's cross back to my colleague matthew price in south west london. the police cordon, the houses on the street behind me which lead up to parsons green tube station, which isjust beyond police, couple of hundred meters away, the houses here, they've not all been evacuated. the area, the council leader, the local council leader was telling me about an hour or so ago the area itself is largely deemed to be safe except for a very small cordon, our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford was telling us earlier, of about 50 metres or so radius around the station itself, because at this stage those investigating this incident, this crime, are currently trying to move, we believe, the remains of this device. clearly, because it is believed it only partially went off, there is essentially volatile substance there. they are trying to remove it, therefore, they've moved people away from about 50 metres from the station itself. as for the investigation that is going on, the latest update we had came in the hours immediately following the explosion and the su

let's cross back to my colleague matthew price in south west london. he is parsons green.leads up to the station, you might be able to make it out in the distance, they either come out and walk past down to the police cordoned they go in. there hasn't been a large—scale evacuation of people from the properties around here. we understand some people were moved, those within about 50 metres of the station, not a wide area, moved for their own safety because of the fact this device only partially went off so there were some partially went off so there were so m e safety partially went off so there were some safety concerns. broadly speaking there are people beyond the police cordoned who'd been coming and going and some families who live down this street as well. much reaction has come in through the day, most notably the important stuff coming from the met police. earlier the assistant commissioner for the met, mark rowley, gave us this update on his investigation. i want to talk briefly about the incident, about the police response and what we need from the public at this t

west. we can be lucky and the storm move way east. and staff the coast like what happened with matthew. it can still go off the west coast. every buddy has to follow this and if you're in the zone that the national hurricane center has put out, you need to follow this to see what's going to happen. the evacuation zones will come out. one thing that's different than andrew, the storm surge is completely different. we could see how it's covered. it's not like harvey where the storm came and sat which we don't think is going to happen. the water is going to come in from the coast and it could cover your house. ten plus feet of storm surge. will be doing evacuations, but everybody needs to go. >> one about viewers who are not in the evacuation zone? they're asking should we leave now? should we stay? what are your recommendations? >> you should listen to the local officials in your area and they will tell you the evacuations of that area. we have a very good emergency management team here and everybody here, though be putting out information exactly what people should do. thanks everybody. >

former port authority detective matthew baa shaer is heading down new york city's west side highway onrip he swore he would never make. >> it's not going to be easy. >> reporter: the skyline now dominated by the freedom tower, not bashear's beloved twin towers. >> they're my buildings. i was port authority. i thought they were just stunningly beautiful. >> reporter: bashear has not been to manhattan since he helped at ground zero in 2001. >> the last time i was here this was nothing more than 15 stories of rubble. >> reporter: he's here confronting his darkest demons, sharing his story for the first time on network television. >> it doesn't get any easier. it's 16 years, and it doesn't get any easier. because this should never have happened. this should never have happened. >> reporter: his story one of the many pieces of the september 11th puzzle put together in history's new documentary "road to 9/11." >> i was hunting the guy that did this. and i didn't get him. my life has been forever changed. >> reporter: for bashear the road to 9/11 started in the 1970s when the world trade cent

matthew is large, too, but for the most part, they were on the other side of the storm. on the west side of the storm as matthew veered off and away. this is a case we'll have the onshore flow coming with the hurricane, tropical storm force winds but accompanying the hurricane farther to the north. >> ed, what about southern pine country in georgia. georgia is going to get a heck of a lot of weather out of this system. >> they certainly are going to get a lot of the rain we've been seeing in florida with observations already over 15 inches and possibly getting to 20, 25 inches in some places. they'll be near to the right and center. all that rain we were looking at just a minute ago, here's the center now. huge area of rain still to the north and mainly to the east. coming around to the west as well. everywhere the center goes, it's still going to have that possibility of the 8 to 15 inches, maybe higher amounts. >> did you ever think in your career you'd see the entire florida peninsula under a hurricane warning on the same day? >> not really that surprised. we've had big hurricane

west. we can be lucky and the storm move way east. right? you know? and stay off the coast, like happened with matthew, but it could still go up the west coast. so everybody's got to follow this, and if you're in that zone that the national hurricane center's put out you need to be following this to see if it, what's going to happen. the -- the evacuation zones will come out. one thing that's this is different than andrew, the storm surge is tremendous. it's completely different. we could see houses covered, and it's not like harvey where it was a storm that came ant sad s. we don't believe that will happen. this is the water's going to come in from the coast are and could cover your house. we could have ten plus feet of storm surge. so the, we will be doing evacuations but everybody's got to listen. >> we have been flooded with calls and e-mails from viewers not in potentially a mandatory evacuation zone and they're asking, should we leave? leave now? should we stay? what is the recommendation to those people? >> so you should listen to the local officials in your area. and they will tell you exactly

matthew struck last october. this powerful storm is tracking more to the west than first thought. but people in miami, they are being warned that they are still in danger. kenneth craig is there tonight. he's there live for us. kenneth, what does it look like now? >> reporter: beginning to you from miami dade county. last couple hours, conditions have only gotten worse. that's pd wind. as hurricane irma inches closer to florida, the storm is spitting up funnel clouds and threatening tornadoes. bands of rain arrive saturday, and the winds have already picked up. irma is expected to hit the florida keys, then move up the state's west coast. storm surge is a growing concern. >> if you stop and think about my hometown, naples, i mean, 15 feet aboveground level, how do you survive that? >> reporter: the state told more than 6 million residents to evacuate, and more than 75,000 have found their way into shelters, quickly filling to capacity. >> i'm here as well. i was displaced as well. i'm right here for you. >> reporter: hurricane force winds are on the way. and forecasters say the ci

but as we've watched the this storm kind of move to the west, we are in a very similar situation last year with matthew where i was getting phone calls because it appeared like we were going to be the direct hit for hurricane matthew about a year ago. and that storm wobbled to the east out of the bahamas. so we do feel as though we're living the blessed life. >> mayor, we appreciate you joining us this morning and we are thinking and hoping for the best for your residents there and for you and your team. thank you for talking to us. we are following the track of hurricane bringing you breaking news as it develops. we'll have an update after the break. into welcome back, everybody. we're following the path of hurricane irma as it barrels towards florida. behind that, we have jose which is off the coast of caribbean, as well, and katia in the gulf area. irma, of course, being the headline. michael, give us an update of the path, the shift and what we've been seeing over the past couple of hours in regards to the eye of irma. >> you can see the eye of irma has been skirting along the keys and the coast of

west vincent township there's paving work flowing springs road. there's one i love and appreciate, go with saint matthew's road instead of flowing springs. >>> a woman in upper darby was injured during a home invasion. a man tied her up and stole from her and ran out the back door. police are searching for the victim's attacker. >> michael bennett is accusing of las vegas as police of racially motivated excessive report. officers responded to a report of a shooter on the night of mayweather and mcgregor flight. police confirmed they chased him and placed him in handcuffs and cleared him of any wrong doing. he may file a civil rights lawsuit over the actions of one officer who he claims threatened him as gunpoint. >>> president trump struck an oval office deal with democratic leaders keeping the government funded until the middle of december. the immediate goal was to insure money for hurricane relief. republicans were pushing for a long limit to the debt issue wanting to take it past the congressional election. for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of y

it's going to 14.4, two feet higher than matthew because of the way the surge is working. now, eventually, it moves to the west of atlanta, all of georgia, south carolina will see wind gusts above tropical storm force today. they will still bring down powerlines and trees. look at the winds in naples, we watched you go through this, chris, yesterday, 1:42, marco officially 1:30, after that we don't know if it got higher than that. original land fall, 120 miles per hour in the lower keys and we know many of the lower keys are now still impassable, so you can't go back and forth, you can't get back to key west, don't even try. >> it's also one of the reasons, as much as we appreciate the opportunity to do this kind of broadcasting and reporting i can't wait to get off camera and see what's going on. >> ever glades city, too. >> can we get on the island -- right, we're going to try to spread out there. we'll coordinate easier access. because there is still a lot of unknown. and as chad was just pointing out, it ain't over. tropical storm is no joke, more than enough to incapacitate a city and to cause death. so l

matthew that staged just offshore last year. if the storm tracks right of miami or just to the west of miami in fort lauderdale, then we'll have thest-case scenario. 10, 12, 14 feet of water. it could be a real mess. and people need to take a very seriously and get out of dodge with days to spare. >> fingers crossed it does not track in that direction, and fingers crossed for everybody already in the path of that storm. thanks for joining me. >> you bet. >>> there's a chance during the election you saw political ads on facebook bought and paid for by a russian entity. >>> tonight you'll remember ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? using wipes in the kitchen can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser. simply add water, to remove burnt on food and grease. try mr. clean magic eraser. >>> tonight you'll remember treasury secretary steven mnuchin confirmed last week saying the administration would stay engaged as congress actually writes the plan. that's after the white house promised for six months it was writing the tax plan that was coming along really well. >> so we're doing a massive tax plan. it's c

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west coast. this is september 11th and we're looking at what could be like matthew last year, sliding along the coast barrelling into the carolinas. just on the american model, these are the ensemble models that give us that one but you can see there is some deviation. it would be great to have something come out and move away from the outer banks and the u.s. coastline into the open waters. but that window is shutting extremely fast. in fact, i think we're going to lose it. it's possible it could go into the gulf of mexico, but it all depends on the steering currents and so we're watching the environment when it comes this weekend into monday. here's the timeline of unfortunate devastation, because it just -- it's not just the eye. this is a massive storm that's going to carry some tropical storm and hurricane-force winds across the bahama islands and cuba. but the one thing that really bothers me, the water is much warmer as you get closer to florida. >> yeah. >> it's going to be a massive undertaking to evacuate everyone that's going to be need to be evacuated over the weekend. >> after harvey, no

. >> now the key west airport is also back up and running, as are most of the hotels. >>> dave matthewshometown of charlottesville virginia heal from music. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the concert for charlottesville was held last night at the university of virginia. stars like for he will williams, justin timberlake, all took to the stage. while the show was free, donations were encouraged and directly benefitted the victims of last month's violent protests. >> i wish my daughter was here tonight with all of us for this evening of music and unity. tragically, because heather stood bravely against racism and hatred, she was taken from us. >> that there was susan bro the mother of heather hire. hire was killed while protesting against white supremists in charlottesville last month. >> police say man arrested near the white house yesterday had a car full of weapons. the man reportedly told secret service that he was thereto speak with defense secretary james mathis, and national security agencies director mike rogers. he said he wanted, quote, advice on missing paychecks, and how to get the chip out of

west palm beach, fort lauderdale. it's going to be almost a repeat of what we had with matthew last year. that was a huge piece too. it just missed and hit the bahamas. you can still see the storm is now pulling away from puerto rico who at a glancing blow category one or two. a million people without power on the island. here's the update. still amazing. now a two-day straight here of category five strike. typically the storms only maintain category five status for maybe one day, two days. the record is three days. the next big one will be 11:00 a.m. this morning. it does take it clear of the mountains. it's no longer -- it doesn't look like any chance at all that the mountains of cuba or of the dominican republic in haiti will weaken. turks and caicos, direct hit later on today. category five. they're going to get crushed. then the new forecast path from the hurricane center, i mean, this is about as bad as a forecast path as you'll want to see. again, the cone of uncertainty still has the whole west coast in a miss, but the center is getting a little more narrow now, and the hurricane center has about 2:00 a.m.

matthews in washington they're dropping like flies. donald trump has shed almost all of his senior staff. the result of one of the most chaotic west wings in recent history. look at this photograph, the only one that is remain in that picture are president trump and vice president pence. there was the firing of james comey in may, the russian thing was on the president's mind. and then there was the implosion of the mooch. what does it all mean for the trump white house? chaos paralleled the governing chaos. we have a panel to talk about that tonight. we begin with donald trump's first national security advisor, remember him, general michael flynn was an attack dog during the campaign. let's watch and listen. >> we do not need a reckless president who believes she is above the law. lock her up. that's right. yep, that's right. lock her up. i'm going to tell you what, if i, a guy who knows this business, if i did a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today. >> well, the irony must have been lost on him. hours after flynn was canned on february 13th the "new york times" reported the acting attorney general informed the trump w

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irm ma pushes west to warmer water f she stays away from land she'll strengthen to a category five strength. we have to the seen that since matthew. >> and as we work our way to weekend to early next week these areas here shaded in pink we have to watch for potentially a land falling hurricane. potentially strg into next week. we'll keep you updated with the latest there. still determining the details on exactly where she will land again we have several more days to kind of watch and learn here. and feeling more summerlike as we head through the day today. here back at home late afternoon and evening thunderstorms possible along a cold front that knocks us back summer to fall. fall feel back tomorrow and good amount of clouds and some on and off showers throughout the day. tomorrow not the nicest day but considerably cooler. highs tomorrow and probably what your temperature is tomorrow 71 bash ton. binghamton 65. detroit, 59 chicago and we head to your day tomorrow. satellite and radar. quiet to start, should be sunny as well. some showers may make it into maryland pan handle here and last few frames fading away. slow to approach

matthews in washington. they're dropping like flies. donald trump has shed almost all of his senior staff. the result one of the most chaotic unstable westings in recent history. take a look at this incredible photo. it's of the men pictured in late january. the only ones that remain in that picture of president trump and vice president pence. then there was the firing of james comey i

matthews in washington. they're dropping like flies. donald trump has shed almost all of his senior staff. the result one of the most chaotic unstable west wings in recent history. take a look at this incredible photo. it's of the men pictured in late january. the only ones that remain in that picture of president trump and vice president pence. then there was the firing of james comey in may. the president himself said that the russian thing was on his mind. of course there was this speck tack already explosion of the mooch. his downfall was unforgettable. what does it mean for the trump white house? the hr, if you will. chaos paralleled perhaps the governing chaos we've seen. an all-star panel to talk about that tonight. we begin with donald trump's first national security adviser. remember him? general michael flynn was a bombastic attack dog during the campaign. let's watch and listen. >> we do not need a reckless president who believes she is above the law. lock her up. that's right. that's right. lock her up. if i -- a guy who knows this business, if i did a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today. >> well, the irony must h

matthew scenario where it just won't leave. it's just pounding the coast for hours and hours. only one model, the uk net model on the west side going through key west and up through the central part of the country. i'm believing this because there are so many to the east. i would hate to see the storm scour the east coast with 130 mile winds and running all the way through on up toward jupiter and finally getting offshore. that would be worst case scenario. half would be on land, half would be on water and it didn't die and we'll still have 130 to 145-mile-per-hour winds all the way up the east coast. that's what we're watching today. we'll keep you advised. >> that's a scary scenario. we'll check back with you. >>> in florida coastal evac aches are under way. many scrambling for water, food and fuel. that's where we find cnn's rosa flores live in miami. what's the situation, rosa? >> reporter: alisyn, good morning. as the sun rises over miami, there is a longer and longer list of evacuations. in miami-dade, the evacuation orders have been issued for anyone living in a mobile home, also anyone in zone a which includes lo

evening i'm chris matthews in washington in an exclusive report in the new york times we learned that it's taking on the president's legal team. we learned there was an ongoing debate in the west wing. we came from ken vogel who showed the lawyers at lunch loudly discussing details of the russia investigation at blt steak in washington while he sat at the next table. he was watching them and listening to them. anyway, you can see that restaurant is a block from the white house. it's next to also the new york times washington bureau. as vogel describes it the debate over legal strategy has bitted cob against mcbegin. kob appears to be more cooperative with muller's investigation, in hopes of quickly ending the investigation. but cobb is putting heads with mcgahn who is worried about weakening the white house. most notably they said he had documents locked in a safe. meanwhile, news reports, the trump's personal attorney, michael cohen will appear for an interview tomorrow before the senate committee. he'll likely be asked about the trump tower for moscow. we'll be joined by ken vogel in a minute. with me is high i did pressby. when you find out these two guys are arguing whethe

evening i'm chris matthews in washington in an exclusive report in the new york times we learned that it's taking on the president's legal team. we learned there was an ongoing debate in the west

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west and make a right-hand turn. when it makes this pretty sharp right-hand turn, you see it's running along the coast of florida. last year we had hurricane matthew, that did the same thing. fortunately it stayed just off shore. we might not see this make any kind of a landfall in florida. georgia and south carolina, be watching as well because will continue to talk a lot about that. florida obviously the short term, you are going to have thi this. we still can't say if there will be a direct hit in florida or not, so everybody here needs to be prepared. sometimes we have a really good idea where storms are going and sometimes we don't. unfortunately, this is one of those that we don't. >> harris: the fema director and others have been singing today that we want to be careful to say that this hasn't hit united states territory already or that it won't because we have violence done in the caribbean and we've got all of puerto rico. >> that's under the gun right now. the u.s. virgin islands getting it right now, puerto rico later on today and tonight. certainly getting some very eight big impacts from it. their role definitely be impacts from it th

moving to the west so, you know, there's social media buzz that some people may not be taking this as seriously as they were. this is still a major threat to our city, we went through matthewast year, serious damage, this is a much different storm, much more widespread throughout our city with major wind risks, canopies and trees moving, major threat here. we don't want the people to be come -- complasant. >> how are your shelters moving along and is any room left? >> we have more capacity to open and may message to people that if you're in evacuation zone a or b or low-lying and you did not leave, get to a shelter. if you don't have transportation, our transportation authority will still be moving people through mud night tonight. >> you folks are no strangers to hurricanes, does this one, irma, feel much different? >> well, we went through matthew last year and what we thought was going to be a direct hit, it wasn't, thankfully it was still very severe, again, another very power force of mother nature that while we have models she's still unpredictable and prepare our shared stock and public safety workers, men and women are in the fields and put their lives on the line

matthews in washington. yes, they're dropping like flies. in only his first seven months in office, donald trump has shed almost all of his senior staff. the result, one of the most chaotic, unstable westincredible photo. it's of the men pictured in late january. the only ones that remain in that picture are president trump and vice president pence. constitutional office. thre

matthews in washington. yes, they're dropping like flies. in only his first seven months in office, donald trump has shed almost all of his senior staff. the result, one of the most chaotic, unstable west wings in recent history. take a look at this incredible photo. it's of the men pictured in late january. the only ones that remain in that picture are president trump and vice president pence. constitutional office. then there was the firing of james comey in may. the president himself said that the russian thing was on his mind. and of course, there was the spectacular implosion of the mooch, anthony scaramucci, his tenure was brief, of course, his downfall was unforgettable. what does it all mean for the trump white house? the hr, if you will? chaos paralleled, perhaps, the governing chaos we've seen. we've got an all-star panel to talk about that tonight. "the wall street journal's" ely stoeckel, "usa today's" heidi brez b przybyla, and jacob johnson. we begin with donald trump's first national security adviser, remember him? general michael flynn was a bombastic attack dog during the campaign. let's watch and listen. >> we do not need a reckless president who believes she is above

west. but hanging on to the sunshine in the far south—east for longest and here highs of 19 or 20. hello. it's 10am. i'm matthewexico. over 200 people are confirmed dead and dozens of buildings in mexico city have collapsed. it was imto be to stand up. you had to crawl out. the quake toppled buildings in the capital, mexico city, trapping many under rubble. witnesses have been describing the moment it struck. translation: we left, and when we left, the building started collapsing. i mean, 30 seconds after we left, the building came down. hundreds of volunteers joined emergency services in the search for survivors. we'll have the latest throughout the programme. hurricane maria — the second category—five storm to hit the caribbean this month — is due to hit puerto rico and the virgin islands today. three weeks after this programme revealed that some women are having to undergo hysterectomies to remove a sterilisation device used on the nhs — the manufacturers withdraw it from sale across the eu. women told us they'd been left in excruciating pain. there are some women who didn't know they were being harmed by th

west coast of florida. last year, if you remember, we had hurricane matthew that just hugged the east coast of florida.he opposite scenario. this will be tracking up the west side. and that will keep the west side on the bad side of this storm. so all of that storm surge pushing up here through naples, through fort myers, through tampa all of those cities under a storm surge warning now because of this. also, i will just now note up here around part of apalachicola to the east in that cone now. we are watching this westward trend, a little bit concerning for all of these westward cities here, guys. pete: as that pertains to south florida that looks like better news. we have seen those spinning eyes of the storm in the middle of the peninsula now and now they are off. rick: a little bit. this is a very horrible, difficult thing messaging wise because we talk about these things as if these hurricanes are a single points and they are not. they are huge. hurricane force winds extend out 70 miles from the center. we will see hurricane force winds throughout the entire peninsula. i'm sure of that where does

jaime foxx will be there, matthew mcconaughey from texas, blake shelton and reese witter spoon. abby: airs live on fox news stations and replay on the wests, that is what i would imagine. as the rogue regime moves a missile to a coastal position preparing for another possible launch. abby: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in seoul, south korea with the very latest. greg, how are people feeling where you are right at this moment? reporter: greeting from an edgy seoul, south korea, guys, where people are telling us they're looking at plans to get out just in case. this amid reports of north korea possibly getting ready to do something else that is, they're moving an intercontinental ballistic missile, according to the reports to the east coast of that country. no official confirmation after possible launch. it is confirmed that the south korean military is very active. another day of live fire exercises, this time on the sea with a group of ships, including a guided missile vessel all in response to response to this weekend's nuclear test of the north korean regime of kim jong-un. one analyst described paired with a

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