>> thanks natasha. we can see storm surge as high as 11 feet that is going to be a concern with hurricane nate has made one landfall and nearing a secondary landfall likely along the mississippi coastline so here's the center of circulation of hurricane nate or the eye of the hurricane right about here. so just offshore of the louisiana there's that eye wall just about to make its push on shore in the mississippi area. still a category one hurricane as of the latest advisory from the national hurricane center which just disseminated a few minutes ago. winds at 85 miles per hour motion off to the north at 20 miles an hour. very fast moving storm. at one point it was moving at about 28 miles per hour forward speed today and that is the fastest on record for a gulf hurricane. it will continue to move that northerly motion and then as we head into the day tomorrow, weakening to tropical storm then moving up into the tennessee valley. eventually becoming extra tropical as it nears the northeast. but it is go

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. >>> i'm natasha brown, rahel's off. we will check with the forecast with forecast with katie and traffic with meisha. >> downtown natasha brown. >> bright and early with you this morning, with you guys. >> yes. >> katie, welcome back. >> thank you. >> we are looking outside, things are looking g i have camera after cam use of construction to show you. >> yes, find some wood and go knock on it. >> all things considered it is looking really nice. it is chilly. i broke out my winter coat this morning, you guys. i'm a wimp. i'm a whim been this stuff but it is still chilly outside. keep that in mind especially since yesterday i think you have got the idea that fall is finally making its return, appearance here and feeling very, very chilly as a result. when we look at storm scan three you can understand why. no blank tote trap in the heat we have with that nice clear sky will see temperatures plumet pretty readily. lets take a look around, even millville checks in at 39. allentown 39 at this hour. again we still got about t

. >>> i'm natasha brown in for rahel. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things for us. >> hi, natasha. >> yes. >> made it through first hour and a half. >> yes, i'm a little delirious but i'm still here. >> still smiling and looking gorgeous. >> thank you. >> we are looking outside, just a lot of construction, nice dry roadways. far cry from earlier in the week. >> this will justin, keeping fingers crossed, things stay nice and quiet on your side of the desk. weather will not be an issue say for some sun glare but now that the sun coming up later and later that isn't a problem until 7:15 or so. just hitting road now you may begin to see a hint of light of day over the next half an hour but you are not going to have any kind of issue, when it comes to the weather again but you will have your heater going. where temperatures are yesterday and today they are milder, ever so slightly but this is still, winter jacket weather, the current value at airport is 48. that is warmest of the pack. notice win direction shifting so

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we are sad to see this beautiful weather go but now we know it will be wet at the linc tomorrow. the wind, the rain moving in. of course just in time for the game. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking everything for us. it's going to be nasty, right. >> it's going to be nasty. here i come the bearer of bad news. >> it's all your fault. >> it's all my fault. we'll add to do that tropical moisture and it is going to make for a very soggy birds game tomorrow. flash flood watch in effect right now for a good bulk of sunday into early monday morning. right now only includes the lehigh valley and poconos but i imagine this will get extended potentially as we head into the night tonight and through the day tomorrow as we'll be dealing with steady rain and heavy intensity rain. dry conditions for right now. just a few clouds. we have this area of precipitation moving slowly eastbound in association with a strong cold front. then we'll combine that with the moisture from this. this is tropic

you didn't know it already, jim donovan is one of the most sweetest, most giving people, and, for natasha. >> yes. >> i will need it. i will need the whole box. >> it is definitely going to behoove jim as well he need his anchor to be awake. >> yes, but even still worth a mention. >> we are going to find out, guys, lots of sunshine, net is broke out winter coat. think about doing the same. it is chilly. nice clear sky will do that. any heat filled up yesterday has licensing since just disappeared up to the atmosphere and our temperatures have reflected. that down to 40 in millville. forty at reading. even at allentown at 41. you have dropped out officially in the 30's so far this morning. regional wide, it is just chilly out there. expect to need the jacket when you walk outside the door. give you a sense what the kid will face walking outside the door today. we are still giving you a a plus on this. it will be cool but this is october. this is what you expect? you walk outside door with the extra layer a heavy one at that and by 3:00 p.m. they will take that off and be very comfortable.

natasha what more do we know about. and speaking on the kurdish referendum why did he do that. well they did talk about the kurdish because going into this meeting it was almost in question last week we had the elisei saying that this was going to be very much the focus of this meeting between the french president and the iraqi foreign minister but then the iraqi foreign minister's office. however they did. it was a very frank discussion he said that he supports the unity of a role that he. must respect the rights of the kurdish people he said really what's important is that everyone comes together to try and ensure iraq stability and even offered himself as somebody who could perhaps mediate tensions he said. the prime minister stood his ground saying that this referendum from his point of view is illegal and. to authorities to continue to. government forces and securing areas that have been left behind. and also he said. no interest in confrontation with the kurdish forces what else did they discuss. while the person. said that this was about a new chapter in this relationshi

natasha, how about the firefight? what's the focus today? >> reporter: well, the partrick fire seems to have gotten to 18% containment. the nuns fire to 5% containment. so while that doesn't sound like a big number, we were even lower before. these are the largest fires that have had the most trouble in fire crews making that progress. the good news is some of the smaller fires hot south of us, for example -- to the south of us, for example, are getting a lot more progress done. for example, the highway 37 fire is completely contained. so again, as you probably know, there are higher winds expected tonight into tomorrow. that can create a challenge for them so they are going to focus on maintaining those perimeters and defending the structures near these fires. >> natasha chen in sonoma county, thank you. >>> and a live look now in napa where of course the winds could play a big role in the firefighting efforts throughout the day and into this weekend. neda iranpour is here with the weather concerns. >> yeah. you can see in that live shot th

natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha always gets the great assignments. >> yeah. >> it lookse fun out there. >> what a noise day to be out there. >> absolutely. it's so comfortable outside. the slightest wind but there's still low humidity. >> good. >> still have that comfortable warmth but it's still little warmer than it was a recent days and that is a theme. i mean it's just only going to warm up from here with every passing day. we're actually going to end up peeking by the time we hit the weekend but we also have some showers to dodge. all part of the major pattern change that's going -- it's gradual but it's start to go take shape and start to go get underway. and really it's a frontal boundary just one front boundary going to dictate how this all takes place. in addition we've got tropical stuff to talk about. lots to get tom let's take look at storm scan first stuck in frontal boundary at the regional eye level moving along somewhat sluggishly even though again this is somewhat of a gradual change of pace for us you can start to tell that this is beginning to weaken a

natasha is in the car."9/11 is an inside job. abortion should be illegal. bro." girls don't do that. >> stephen: you don't warn that somebody is in the car with you? >> not like that. it's not like an amber alert. ( laughter ) are. >> stephen: keep it-- keep it light, natasha. i'm happy to say that, you know, we're doing this puber-me challenge right now. >> yes. >> stephen: to raise money for puerto rico. it turns out you went through puberty. >> you know, i was born glamorous, stephen. >> stephen: i have proof not only did you go through puberty, but there you go. you could tune in radio moscow. ( applause ). >> i mean -- >> stephen: that is adorable! >> what is that? i used to have to sleep with they've night. >> stephen: that's the man trying to keep your smile down right there. that's-- you were blond when you were younger? >> my mom had me get a perm and highlights. i don't know. she said my hair was too fine. i don't know. >> stephen: it's adorable. how old are you right here? >> there i'm 32. >> step

natasha, as well. if you're just join us the big news is according to reporting of cnn, sites sources familiar with the matter, the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller filed the first charges. here are other big, breaking developments related to the russia investigation. it is a long time coming but we finally know who is behind the original funding of the anti-trump research that eventually produced the infamous dossier on then candidate donald trump. the freebie con of paul singer confirmed to the house intelligence committee that it initially retained the firm fusion gps to conduct opposition research on trump and other republican presidential candidates and stopped funding it in spring of 2016 and which point hillary clinton's campaign and the democratic national committee picked up the funding of the project. today we also learned new details about the research firm that worked with the trump campaign in the election. "the wall street journal" has new reporting on rebecca mercer wh

good evening, i'm natasha brown thank you for joining us. the birds started fashion and never slowed down. oolings dominated at lincoln financial field. sports director done bell was there to witness it all. what a win. >> the giants are nothing that fan, it's a perfect day. >> cowboys lost as well. >> yes. >> it's been one of those day days. >> sure is. >> eagles hosting 2-cardinals and birds looking for first three game winning streak since last september. take you down to the linc. 1st quarter we go. birds up 14-0. carson went to torrey smith. 59 yard house call eagles up 2-0. carson has three touchdown tosses in the fist quarter and how about the celebration? here comes the pitch. nelson agholor and i torrey swing, gone, who says there's no october baseball in south philadelphia. 3rd quarter eagles 24- wasn't voids pressure hits. >>> nelson agholor. nellie, get off me. into the end zone and doing it with flare. 72 yards score. carson wentz career high four touchdown passes and eagles blowing out cardinals 4-7 this team showing big time p

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. today throughout the philadelphia area but we shouldn't get too comfortable with that, right no. >> is it going to be a washout tomorrow. >> absolutely. big time washout. things are going to turn around pretty dramatically and not for the better. the birds game, whew, it's going to be a rough one tomorrow if you're not going to be under some kind of cover or awning. a flash flood watch has been issued. goes through sunday afternoon through early monday morning for the lehigh valley and poconos but i would not be surprised if the national weather service extends that to include really all of the delaware valley. storm scan3 showing us moisture still upwind but a lot of moisture to be had especially across parts of western pennsylvania. llealwith a cold front moving in and we're also going to be dealing with -- this is tropical storm felipe right now impacting the florida peninsula. it is going to race up along the coastline. it's going to merge with this frontal boundary. we're going t

in iraq thousands of civilians fled to nearby areas during the campaign in a moment we will go to natasha butler in paris for the french and iraqi leaders have been meeting first though to trial strafford into this for the latest in this fight against. other iraqi government saying that they have retaken is charles

. >>> i'm natasha brown, rahel's off, clearly. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> i could not wait to get in here, with you guys at zero dark 30. >> what time did your alarm go off. >> it almost didn't because i unplugged my clock but it could have been a disaster but had my phone set so we're all good. >> you're here. >> yes. >> you are so happy about it. >> yes. >> we are looking outside right now just a lot of construction but that is the theme every morning. >> yes, construction workers, they love this cool air, it feels good to them, yeah. they are all cozy and warm. >> yes. it really looks like, if you liked yesterday you'll love today. it is warmer. off to a cold start. yet another classic example of when you need to be dress nothing layers. i would say, especially in the outlining suburbs it would be wise to break out that heavier , yes, winter coat, it is cold, out there with temperatures in the lower 40's or even 30's for a handful, which we will get to. storm scan is completely clear with that ni

natasha? >> jessica, thank you. >>> this unforgettable footage caught by our news crew is a testament to the heroism the night the wildfires started. they were evacuating the kaiser permanente center and it just reopened yesterday. katie utehs has the details. >> reporter: these images of the evacuation of kaiser permanente hospital stick with people. >> it was pretty traumatic. >> reporter: the tubbs fire filled the hospital with smoke. after a thorough cleaning it reopened. >> they seemed very organized. it seemed they almost hadn't been closed at all, were on top of it and welcoming. it's a good feeling. >> reporter: more than 200 kaiser employees lost their homes, but many are happy to be back at work. >> i have a friend who is a nurse and she's really pleased to be back at work. >> reporter: but how long will temporary housing sustain doctors, many of whom lost homes in the fountaingrove neighborhood near the hospital. >> there comes a point a long commute isn't viable anymore. >> reporte

>> thanks, natasha.e'll only see indirect impacts here from nate as it eventually will arrive as a weakened system as we head into late tomorrow and into monday as well it will enhance our rain chances but right now nate as you were mentioning still positioned along a gulf coast nearing landfall yet another system another tropical system about to make a u.s. landfall this hur taken season. hurricane nate is category one storm but it does have that potential to possibly even strengthen into a category two before it does make this landfall but it is nearing the coastline to center of circulation or the eye of hurricane nate is just to the southeast of southeastern louisiana. it's motion is mainly off to the north it could jog a little bit to the northeast as we head into the next several hours. landfall along the coast gulf anticipated overnight tonight. winds right now at about 90 miles per hour strong category one system if it strengthens to 95 miles per hour that would make nate a category two hurricane

we are family. >> we are all family. >> thank you, natasha, that was wonderful. >> thanks, indeed. >> love it. >> brother sledge. >> live in the flesh. >> start a new group. >> thanks. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" it is a deader other that often goes unnoticed. >> but many deal with depression every single day. stephanie stahl spokes to one local man about his struggle and how he figured out how to cope. >> hi there justin. >> i'm meteorologist chelsea ingram we are live at elmwood park zoo and we will let you know who to you celebrate halloween with your favorite an ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? thin

. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. yeah, we're just right outside of napa and ash continues to fall from the sky. we've got a glow here in the hills just east of us. you can see that there is smoke coming off that mountain there or that hill there and they have got some flames going on right now. it looks like those flames are about to crest that ridge. of course we've been watching it all morning long. check out this video we have from an hour ago. you could see significant flames in the skyline wilderness park area. the good news, there aren't any homes in this area but obviously firefighters want to get those flames out. across the highway an advisory evacuation has been issued. about 45 minutes ago a long line of police cars rolled by headed toward the city of napa. i saw several different agencies that can help with road closures, evacuations and patrolling neighborhoods. new evacuation centers are also popping up. one was set up at american canyon high school with cots, blankets, food, water and wi-fi. the race g

hello tampa natasha people from what you know all over no go ahead go ahead go ahead. just going to tell you you know all over town you can see support for the victims or even those who were slain on sunday and as for the victims the the people who actually survived this you know they're speaking out and they're sharing their stories of the psychological and physical scars. concert goers were running for cover as the shots ring out because you're used over going to make it like he's not shooting with you know up or you hide like he has an automatic rifle make those shots don't stop you don't hear that it's like being in a word. i've never heard of. of five hundred people getting in given shopping for other than the civil war i mean i know it's probably the greatest tragedy in american history now i mean other than nine eleven matthew edwards of san diego was visiting vegas for a week of fun but was absolutely devastated when he found out exactly what happened at the jason aldean concert sunday night his friend went and was luckily a survivor yess she was there at the c

>> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. i just spoke with a firefighter who has been here in oakmont all night long. he says one home did burn down from this fire but they stopped to save the rest of the neighborhood. look up on the hillside. you can still see the fire up there still burning. from woodley place and i do have some ash falling on me as i stand here. it's a slow simmer. we know firefighters are feeling confident. >> amy, thank you. people obviously concerned. a large and anxious crowd for an urgent fire update. >> there was a standing ovation. the gym was packed with fire evacuees and they are all looking for answers. lisa lost her home in santa rosa but needs to know the status of her mom's place. >> she's 85. she built that house 35 years ago. we're hoping maybe. she'd like to know. >> you have people working on your behalf who themselves have lost their homes, whose families have been displaced. >> official could give updates generally. they did not have a master list. sonoma county says it will hold anothe

sweet and las vegas natasha tell us more about the president's visit today. you know that may not sleep might be time for the president that the you know the worst let's. hear it. now let me just first time. that's what i believe. that's a big round up. right now in the speech that the mother. visit let's bring together it's sick. i defend our respects and to see the police who have done really a fantastic job in a very short time and learning a lot more and. that will be announced at the appropriate time to a very very sad day for me personally thank you. now the survivors i spoke with you know there are in one piece physically but psychologically one can only imagine how they're feeling after running for their lives and seeing people dying with their own two eyes but pretty common is one of those survivors and he shares his experience that unfortunately is still all too real. when you realize what was actually happening on that day but still. when i first heard the the rounds of his first rounds of probable pop up up up up up up up i'm up against the stage

i'm natasha suite in las vegas and coming up at dorothy's link stephen power to two other rooms overlooking concerts have a security expert. and google has reportedly removed our team from a premium package of you tube channels will get line of take later in the show. it's thursday october fifth four pm in washington d.c. i'm ashley banks and you're watching our team america we begin today with new developments out of wazza vegas as authorities continue their investigation into the deadliest massacre and modern u.s. history on sunday a gunman opened fire killing nearly sixty people and injuring more than five hundred others at a country music concert authorities are now saying sixty four year old stephen paddock also rented rooms overlooking two other music festivals one the las vegas and the other and chicago and he researched hotels near fenway park and boston for more we have live team coverage with simone del rosario in our d.c. news room well the latest on the investigation but let's start with natasha sweet and las vegas now that hotshot you spoke with a security expert on the matter

good evening i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. it is called upskirting and police fear this may not be the first time this suspect has done it. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff is following this story for us live in turnersville tonight where he spoke with some very concerned residents. henry. >> reporter: natasha women say they're being careful as police search for this man. he's in his 20's. police say he's stalking people inside the store before taking disturbing pictures. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: turnersville wal-mart shoppers were stunned when we showed them the video of a man stalking then taking an upskirt picture of a woman inside the store around 5 o'clock tuesday evening. >> that's scary. that's kind of spooky, yeah. you don't want to go around and have somebody following you like that, definitely not. >> reporter: you can see in the video the woman hears the camera click then confronts the creep. he nonchalantly walks away like nothing happens. >> tells me he's done this before. we want to get ahold of him.

. >>> good evening, natasha is o off. i'm joe holden.t was clash of ideologies the protests were loud but mostly peaceful. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is live in the sat center with the details. >> joe, philadelphia' police department was made aware of today's white nationalist rally ahead of time as aprication the department had number of officers present and that precaution of course comes after months of similar gatherings in other parts of the country where these kind of -- these kind of protests became violent and in some cases even deadly. >> no nats cease, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> around 4:00 in the afternoon counter protester chaned over a group of white nationalist of fairmount park. they rallied near a statue just along boat house row the statue is of european explorer the group said they organized around it to defend white heritage. counter protesters responded organizing around this entire group to denounce the heritage of white supremacy. we cannot share much of the audio from this gathering and counter protes

america's natasha sweeney los angeles thank you so much natasha and for more on the j.f.k.documents getting released from the white house we turn to andrew krag an investigative reporter organize a conference of top experts on this matter at the national press club andrew thank you so much for joining us today let's get into why now why are these records now being relieved because it was mandated by congress in effect by a unanimous vote in one nine hundred ninety two by both the house and the senate to answer questions about what many people consider the crime of the century and the you just said judge who headed the board that evaluated these time commence in the one nine hundred ninety s. and a twenty five year extension on the release of the document it expires today her rape and so far the documents have not been released what do you say to that well i've been following that very closely and till just a couple minutes before our broadcasts today it appears that this could partly be explained by. confusion in the white house pressure by the agencies and maybe just some

with me now is the feminist writer and activist natasha walter.ctor rosie hilal — who is on equity‘s women's committee. and the writer and guardian columnist, tim lott. good evening to you all. rosie, is this worse in entertainment? is there something in entertainment that makes it particularly vulnerable? i would say the vulnerability is increased in entertainment because it is a secretive industry. it is a glamorous industry which means women have to be young and beautiful. it is quite chauvinistic industry traditionally, as you have just shown with the clips. it is also an industry where jobs are very, very fragile. you only have a job for a short amount of time. you get a newjob every few months. women get half as manyjobs as men because they are always outnumbered three to one on any screen stage or media platform. i am part of a campaign group that wants to change this. and you are wearing the badge. i think there are more opportunities for groping. there are intimate scenes filmed. it is a more vulnerable industry in that way. but it is not

. >>> good evening, natasha is o off. i'm joe holden. it was clash of ideologies the protests were loud but mostly peaceful. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is live in the sat center with the details. >> joe, philadelphia' police department was made aware of today's white nationalist rally ahead of time as aprication the department had number of officers present and that precaution of course comes after months of similar gatherings in other parts of the country where these kind of -- these kind of protests became violent and in some cases even deadly. >> no nats cease, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> around 4:00 in the afternoon counter protester chaned over a group of white nationalist of fairmount park. they rallied near a statue just along boat house row the statue is of european explorer the group said they organized around it to defend white heritage. counter protesters responded organizing around this entire group to denounce the heritage of white supremacy. we cannot share much of the audio from this gathering and counter prot

swede has more on how las vegas is dealing with the events of last night high natasha thank you for joining us today. you know it's hard to process that the enormity of what took place at the level of carnage. committed by just one person from from a hotel room what kind of reaction have we had at that you've been seeing on the ground. well you know as you can imagine people are absolutely horrified and the energy here is not your typical vibe that a lot of people come to las vegas to find i mean just if you can imagine children waking up today who no longer have a mother or father because they went to that country concert last night and just to you know kind of put it into perspective for you about what exactly unfolded let's take a listen to what a security guard said right before the shooting that took place take a listen. look i. walked away from my post which i'm glad because i'm. where i was supposed to stand actually it's me it was in front of the main stage with the jury. i love it was close and i remember walking towards my friends when i heard the first round of gunshots a

correspondent natasha suites live in las vegas natasha you know that's right and you know as you mentioned the death toll has now risen to fifty nine at least five hundred twenty seven people are injured here in las vegas and it's still a very active scene all around monterey bay hotel authorities are still picking up the pieces as we speak and kareen all of the dead bodies. as you have right now all of the first confirmed fatalities have been have been recovered and they have been transported to our office yes. i believe that that includes the shooter but again that's that number could be fluid so you know where that number unfortunately may go up and i don't want to give an exact number and confirmation at this point. ok thank you sheriff. now sixty four year old stephen paddick had sixteen firearms in his hotel room including two rifles with scopes law enforcement says that two of his run foals were modified to be fully automatic we understand that those rifles were powered so that they were able to pierce through police armor and he also was using a high capacity magazines according to

newsroom first let's start with you natasha what can you tell us. well good afternoon ashley you know the victims who were slain in sunday's concert you can see support for them all across town here in las vegas as for the survivors they're speaking out and they're sharing their stories as they heal from the physical and psychological scars. concert goers will running for cover as the shots ring out because you're going to make it like he's not shooting with you know like he has an automatic rifle like those shots don't stop you don't hear that it's like being in a word about. i've never heard of. of five hundred people getting into giving shop before other than the civil war i mean i know it's probably the greatest tragedy in american history now i mean other than nine eleven matthew edwards of san diego was visiting vegas for a week of fun but was obsolete devastated when he found out exactly what happened at the jason aldean concert sunday night his friend went and was luckily a survivor yes and she was there the concert she was calling on of the

is basically an american idea interesting isn't it natasha that this news comes as you know currently voting for its next director general any idea whether we'll have any impacts on not voting. it was been a very does been ongoing all week the fifty eight members of the executive board are going to pick their candidate we will know who it is on friday it's been a very tightly run contest and so far leading the pack is the cattery candidate closely followed by egypt and france now we're going to see on friday is katter's definitely through egypt and france where they'll have a runoff and one of them will then they face the cattery candidates and we'll find out who that new director general is who ever it is though they are going to have quite a challenge ahead to try and in a way really direct this organization that's been accused of needing these reforms and possibly see if it will be able if that person will be able to try and reverse those decisions from those members who have decided to pull out is going to be a huge challenge and we'll have to see who will be the person facing tha

sweet is in los angeles with the latest natasha. yeah that's right actually i mean between these seventeen fires one hundred fifteen thousand acres have burned since sunday and so far twenty one people have died and six hundred seventy people are unaccounted for in the northern california area near the famous wine country now so far three thousand structures have burned and fire officials say they don't see this under control anytime soon the tabs fire has burned twenty eight thousand acres with no containment level slided in napa and slidell counties the atlas fire is listed at twenty six thousand acres with three percent containment and in yuba county a fire cascade fire rather is at one eleven thousand six hundred eighty five acres at only twenty percent contained now vaults are now there's wineries have been destroyed a can one resident came home to his miniature vineyard after a quick evacuation. we were sunday night. and we know we're. just minutes to actually get out of. the house with our kids we called our neighbor. won't h

the focus for most catalans here is on keeping in step with france but dancing to their own tune natasha butler al jazeera. unresting cameron's mainly english speaking region has forced the government to close its border with nigeria protesters say the region should be fully independent from the french speaking part but in smith reports. more. they have a national anthem their own flag and a leader in waiting all the trappings of a potential new country but without any land because what these people want to call amazonia is the english speaking part of cameroon. it's here the demonstrations have gathered momentum in the last year by people saying they suffered discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government most people just want reforms but calls for outright independence are getting louder. and it's. led. by giving evidence freedom at the end of the first world war cameroon was divided between the french and the british at its independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the english speakers opted to join french cameroon instead of neighboring nigeria. the protest h

natasha was one of the nurses who helped him recover in hospital. she is now his foster mother.ovely relationship with him, it is quite wonderful. he seems like a different boy with you now. are you proud of the progress he's made? natasha is desperate to keep andriy. but his future is still uncertain. take andriy, who we met. he is with a present family now but they are looking for international adoption for him. does that concern you — the fact that there are no services, there may not be a solid family for him so he will have to be adopted abroad? we want him to have a ukrainian family but we understand it is very hard to find. not because we have no loving families but we have a lack of services. it's why maybe it would be better for him to find an international family. as for me, yeah, it's not good feelings. we need support. i'm talking with an international organisation and with different governments of different countries, and the other countries didn't do this themselves. with thousands of disabled children and young people in need, finding a loving family is not an eas

castle to mathias but his time in the south pacific is still somewhat of a for many people in france natasha bottle explains paul gauguin struggled for artistic recognition all his life the frenchman's bold use of color and abstract depictions of reality shocked nineteenth century art lovers but today he's considered a trailblazer a new exhibition in paris is prestigious group l.a. celebrates one of the world's most famous post-impressionist. his art totally surprised it was like nothing else at the time it was without concessions it was wild in fact he often called himself wild it really shocked people some people supported them but it wasn't until the start of the twentieth century that people realized he was such a revolutionary go-go was fascinated with tribal arts and other cultures when success in europe eluded him he left for france as colonies in the south pacific it's a period that has come to define him but not without controversy the paintings created by go guy into haiti are some of his most popular he was obviously captivated by the people and the colors but some critics say tha

good morning, mike. >>> good morning, natasha. hi, everybody.e east bay hills camera shaking as winds gust up to 35 miles an hour. that's why the high fire danger will continue. a warming trend begins wednesday and the weekend warmth will reach our beaches. a look at the red flag warnings in the north bay until 5:00 tomorrow evening. diablo range, east bay until 11:00 this evening. what does that mean? the threat is greatest above 1,000 feet. the lowest humidity and all that dead vegetation to start and then spread quickly. sunshine at the coast, 66 to 70 in san francisco. about 77 to 82 inland. another shot of cool, dry air will arrive tomorrow and then the winds taper and the warming trend begins wednesday. we're warmer than average. warmest friday, saturday and into sunday with 80s reaching our beaches and possibly some 90s inland. i hope you enjoy the day. here is alexis. >> i do want to take you back to the south bay. a three car crash near oakland road that has fully cleared now. a bit of a backup. some of that our typical delays as well.

and now five—time paralympic champion natasha bakerfaces a new challenge.ade beginners like myself that this sport is more accessible than you may think and that we can all move with the group, even if it is not a foxtrot. what makes natasha's story remarkable is that she lost all feeling in her legs when she was young. you need to be upright but relaxed... and yet it is with your legs that you communicate with your horse. i can't use my legs at all when i ride. i pretty much and useless from here down, so i have to rely on my voice. so i told a horse what to do. and then i can use my seat as well, so i can turn this way to turn left and that way to turn right. i can lean forward if i wa nted right. i can lean forward if i wanted to go more forward and lean back if i want them to come back to me. i love dressage, it's like the freedom for me, because i am restricted with my legs. they kind of lend me bears and i can get on the horse and do things that a lot of able—bodied people can't —— theirs. i can't dance on the dancefloor so i can dance on my horse ins

coming out of iraq and how many is in it so they minea with more reaction to the couldst referendum natasha butler is in paris for that meeting between french president by crawling and iraq's prime minister we start with charles stratford in debates he's covering the new developments in how we wish of the loss of basti and child's all in iraq tell us about where you are and what the kurdish peshmerga doing there. well i got a. defensive position this is according to an agreement with the iraqi military that the kurds will defend this position they won't be involved in any offensive as such on who we. round all describe what we're looking at here is around twenty kilometers in that direction between here and there there are many villages that are still occupied by eisel we've seen it being described by the peshmerga as. strikes on some of those villages we've heard coalition jets what we believe to be coalition jets in the in recent minutes the kurdish peshmerga are here. to make sure that humanitarian corridors are open to humanitarian coral and of coral for military personnel as well and i