that is rome correspondent josephine mckenna.dorian is back to a a category ofee storm, flooding parts south carolina and leaving tens of thousands without power.. it is moving along the soututheastern united states afr slamming into the hamas over the weekend. the death toll in the island 20 dead.ands at 70,000 residents are in need of humanitarian aid. ryan quinn has more on the .atastrophic damage ryan: unprecedented devastation in the bahamas, entire neighborhoods like to off the of in the wake of your flesh hurricane dorian. helicopters from the u.s. coast guard and british royal navy airlifted injujured survivors ot on wednesday as prime minister hubert minnis thanks the internatioional commitittee for support and vowed d to carry on. innis: our r response willll be day and night, day after day, week aftfter week, month after lives of ourthe people return to some degree of normalcy. ,yan: in the capital, nassau cheerful reunions -- tearful reunions of missing relatives. 70,000 people need immediate humanitarian aid. the red

honestly the show my colleague nick mckenna kline will be taking a look at the impact of a lady on the league after their shock win over doughton on saturday will also bring you all the highlights of sunday's matches like this go you see in a 2nd that graham and josh sargent i know if he was enough to help his team past out school. make sure to stay tuned for that there are we more news at the top of the hour remember you can always get all the latest headlines around the clock on our web site that's d.w. dot com i'm really for me and everybody here in our news room thanks for joining me . to. your so. carefully.

coming up after just a short break the bundesliga show my colleague nick mckenna cline will be taking a look at the impact of the on berlin on the league after their shock when a word document on saturday also bring you all the highlights of today's matches like this goal that you see as 2nd by vet of graeme's josh started to find out that was enough to help his team cast out for. ya and the and make sure to stay tuned for that there will be more news at the top of the hour remember you can always get all the latest headlines around the clock on our website at steam w dot com until fairly for me and everybody here in our news room and for lent thanks for joining. us to the fire. and in the end this to me you're not alone we will send you. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with my own sense of being with.

coming up after the break my colleague nick mckenna klein is in the hot seat for the bundesliga show 2 games on sunday rounded out match day 6 you'll see all the goals from both head from both as head to berlin sprung back to life in cologne it's a must see for football fans and it's all coming up next right here on d w. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin to forget you can always catch all the latest headlines on our web site t w dot com and follow us on twitter at d w news from all of us here in studio thank you so much for joining us. world unto itself. with its own gravitational pulls out. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific.

nick mckenna klein will be taking a look at the impact of a new and barely name on the lake after their shock went over dortmund on saturday will also bring you all the highlights of sunday's matches like this goal by braman stosh sergeant i now out of it was enough to help his team when against out spoke. they make sure to stay tuned for that there will be more news at the top of the hour remember you can always get all the latest headlines around the clock on our web site that's t w dot com on the call for early for me and everybody here in our news room in berlin thanks for joining the deadly. only detention of the famous naturalist and explorer. too soon will bring to go from 2 modes of 250. 4 into the for you tube discovery. expedition boys to. europe. would you not. to fire it sir.

i manuscripts mckenna thanks so much for joining us a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine is under way now this could be a significant step towards easing relations between the countries and raising chances for resolving the conflict in ukraine's east fighting there between troops and russia backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 201435 years. craniums including a filmmaker all make sense of and 20 full sail is detained since last year in russia a current being transferred from moscow to kiev. and more on the story when joined by journalist matthew. matthew tell us what's happening right now. well right now we have word that a plane has landed but he's full airport there words earlier has reported that 2 buses left the russian prison where many of the prisoners were being held in wait of the prisoner exchange but right now it's a bit hard to say exactly what's going on as things are developing very quickly unlike last week where there was a false information that the prisoner exchange would take place this week it is indeed taking place we c

john: i still remember having breakfast with andy mckenna, the nonexecutive chairman of mcdonald's, andeo, and it went marvelously well. they could tell how much i loved the brand. david: you used to play three on three basketball. john: yes. david: so in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: is he that good a player? john: he is a very good player. he knows what he is doing. he's a little in between size. you know, he is sort of 6'2.5" or so. david: but he can't dunk the ball. right? john: i don't know about that. david: you think he could dunk the ball? john: i think he probably could. he is a little left-handed. but he is a very good player and makes clutch shots all the time , under pressure. david: there was another player in chicago, maybe better than even barack obama, named michael jordan. did you ever play against michael jordan? john: i did get to play against michael around chicago a lot. you know, he would be at different clubs, and you get to be on the court with him. david: do you think he was overrated? john: [laughs] no

view mckenna correspond back in rome. now the latest on breaks at the supreme court in london as her prime minister boris johnson suspendeded parliament for five weeks the legegality of the controversial prorogatition is being g questioned in the highet court in the land with the reputation of the prime minister johnson has already had to deny it lying to the queen. of the move. it's the second day of hearings into whether prime minister boris johnsons prorogation of parliament's was legal. critics say the move to suspend parliament was to help run down the clock on the october thirty first brexit deadline with with news now's a s session not deadline is creeping ever closer. was negotiations with the e. u. are continuing the main sticking point remains an alternative proposal for the northern irish backstop elise. the risk of a no deals brexit remains very real sees object until those proposals have been presented. i will not be able to tell you looking straight in the eye. than any real progress has been achieved. in hi

he has a law degree from george mason and ba from claremont mckenna.applause] so i thought we would start talking about the electoral college and the interstate compact so correct me if i'm wrong on the specifics i believe colorado is the 12 state? is that correct quick. >> in jurisdictions. >> i read there were 181 otelectoral votes. >> 196. >> my numbers are dated so that is what is joining the interstate compact which only takes effect if only 270 of those states have agreed to the interstate compact which says that the electors in the states would not follow the traditional electoral college system but instead cast ballots for the winner of the national popular vote so i thought we could talk about that compact and what it means a and a couple of minutes for each to offer opening remarks and if you could talk on what the electoral college is and what the interstate compact is and if that would be the effective abolition of the electoral college or if that is the ultimate goal. >> first of all thank you to jennifer and rick i probably am the leftist

he has a law degree from the george mason university and is bn government from claremont mckenna.in me in welcoming trent. [applause] i thought we would start by talking about the electoral college and the national popular vote interstate compact which colorado joined this year and you guys correct me if i'm wrong, on the statistics but ugly colorado became the 12th state to join interstate compact, is that correct? >> sixteen jurisdictions. >> even further ahead. i read there were now 181 electoral votes? >> 196. >> my numbers are dated. but when it 96 electoral college votes are possibly joining this interstate compact that only takes effect when 270 electoral votes from the various states have agreed to this interstate compact, which essentially says that the elect doors in the states would not follow the traditional electoral college system, but would instead cast their ballots for the winner of the national popular vote. i thought we would start to talk about that compact and what it means. we have a couple of minutes for each debater to offer his opening remarks and in your

mckenna, an ashtow witness said and i quote in response to a qf of mine, it is important that any infrastructure bill improve conditions to encourage the use of innovative materials for not only bridges but other materials as well. the use of if you innovative materials can make a bridge last longer, signs appear from a longer distance or traffic signals work more efficiently. they can incruce crease safety, overall cost and the nation's surface transportation infrastructure. specific to bridges, ashtow agrees with the conclusion of the national academy of science reports using advanced technologies does reduce costs and resulting time impacting the traveling public. mr. braceras, i assume you agree with that statement? >> senator, we absolutely agree that stake i taking a strategic approach to research, innovation and advanced materials is critical to our future. if you look at where the advances has been in the developing of our highway program, you can go back to the strategic research program that congress funded and was carried through the research board then f sharp and the sharp 2. all of

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mckenna depends on the contingency in the circumstance the nature of the conflict. go so far. we put those kinds of terms. >> i want to thank all three of you for being here. i have a few questions. if we don't get through, maybe i'll get to some of them in a second round. duck, on page five of your testimony, it's a very interesting thing about the five adrs going out into the south pacific. the last time the prc did that, if i remember right it was 1981 for the very first bfi css for this shot. they concentrated their on positioning serenity, things you just would use for ballistic missile summaries. tell me what you think they were doing out there. her dr., the specific one, you've written on defense. duck green mentioned phase one, on take you into phase two and three. decisions about going to war and mobilization. if you know going to recommend when to diploid marine corps expeditionary advanced operation or army or japan and southwest island defense, it seems to me that if you reach phase for your comment, it's a little late. and if you do it in phase one, the