natasha gale, back in the future. natasha gale, back in the ring. 31 years after his first, markjohnston has now saddled more british winners than any other trainer, he's up to a record 4,194, and he's done it at york's ebor festival, with an outsider, poet's society, ridden by frankie dettori, who won a handicap chase to give the 58—year—old scot the record by himself, he had been tied with richard hannon sr who retired five years ago. his first win came in 1987 and times have certainly changed in the sport since then. my most abiding memory is coming home and watching teletext, just putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television all night. there was obviously no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots and lots of good winners. but i don't know if i was thinking about 4194. 4194, that is a lot of winners. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more from the sports team later. now back to our main story this hour and german business leade

kona, hawaii i'm natasha chen ((grant))as we mentioned as we ((grant)) natasha chen kona, hawaii i'mgrant))as we mentioned earlier, people on the islands are hunkering down as hurricane lane approaches. ((vicki))joining us via facetime is andrea mackshe lives in kailua on the island of oahu. < (grant) < oahu.island of kailua on the she lives in andrea mack facetime is joining us via ((vicki))approaches.hurricane lane down as hurricane lane approaches.((vicki))joining us via facetime is andrea mackshe lives in kailua on the island of oahu. <(grant) the stores look like on oahu... empty shelves in pretty much shelves in oahu... empty look like on the stores how many of and this is (grant)< oahu. oahu. < < < < (grant)< (vicki) joining us lawrence karnow: a (vicki) (vicki) as of right now there is a hurricane warning on oahu... which is home to waikiki...and that is where many tourists are staying... (grant) among them: a bay area couple from san francisco who sailed there to the main island...(grant) they set sail back on july 9th... and arrived in paradise 14 days later... they've been

natasha bertrand, staff writer at "the atlantic," joins us now. also with us david corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" and co-author of the book "russian roulette." both are msnbc contributors. and natasha, i want to go to your exclusive reporting on what devin nunes was up to on his summer break. and big surprise, people in london were a little suspicious of him. >> exactly. so he went over there with the intention of trying to get more information about christopher steele, the author of the trump dossier, from mi-6court mi-5 and gchq. of course mi-6 is the agency christopher steele worked for for a number of decades and mi-5 is the uk's domestic intelligence service and what he was trying to glean from mi-5 is actually particularly interesting. i'm told that he was trying to kind of figure out what they knew about christopher steele's relationship with bruce ohr, the top justice department official who of course was grilled today by house republicans and who was speaking to chris steele throughout 2016 and 2017, kind of debriefing h

natasha, start with you. you wrote a piece about all this. about allen weisselberg and said the significance of this flip compared with michael cohen's recent plea deal cannot be overstated. two slightly over a year for trump's longest serving employees, considered the last two to turn on the president to cooperate with federal investigators and in both cases directly implicate trump in a crime. draw it out more from there. a pivotal week in many ways. how big is this? >> absolutely huge. seems new york prosecutors pose at least a more immediate threat to trump than the mueller investigation does. i wouldn't necessarily say a bigger threat. i didn't write the headline, but i would say it's definitely a more imminent -- offers more imminent legal peril to the president but it's important to remember weisselberg worked for the trumps his entire adult life collusively. right out of college started working for his father at the trump organization. for him to have taken this immunity deal and testified against michael cohen and potentially anythin

looking through the rubble until they're sure that they've really found everyone that they can ok natasha thanks very much. now the u.s. pastor at the center of a dispute between turkey and the u.s. has had his court appeal rejected under brunson wanted to be freed from house arrest and have a travel ban lifted he faces trial on terror charges over alleged links to the failed coup two years ago the high court still has to make a final ruling on his appeal well brown says the tension led to the u.s. imposing sanctions on turkey the turkish president richard talk about it one is retaliating by adding tariffs on u.s. goods and calling for a boycott of american electronics he blames an economic attack on his country for a plunge in the value of the local currency the lira cynicus or the now from istanbul. the government's decision to increase tariffs on the u.s. products is welcomed by the turkish media and welcomed by the turkish citizens when you look at the new science and and social media because there is a positive response and the support for the government through television against th

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we know a lot of you have been asking us about where our colleague natasha zouves is. well, natasha has an update. she suffered a serious concussion and is now in the healing process. she's definitely not out of the woods yet. she says that you, our viewers, have been a source of strength and made a big difference. in a facebook post natasha went on to say, quote, i feel your thoughts and well wishes as i continue to heal and am very grateful truly. if anyone has been through a situation like this, my thoughts are also with you and your family. thank you so much. of course all of us are wishing natasha a speedy recovery and the day she's back here at abc 7 mornings. >> as you said, so many people wondering where she is. we're glad we can finally share an update. >>> landlords versus tenants, we've seen this battle play out constantly in the bay area. now one city just passed an emergency renter protection and that gives money back to evictees. >> sheriff coming through yelling about blast radiuses and bombs and mines. >> he said mines. >> he said mines. one ended u coz

tonight -- bob odenkirk, from "orange is the new black," actress natasha lyonne, music from kelsea ballerinifeaturing the 8g band with taylor gordon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is evebody doing tonight? [ chrs and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. at a rally in florida last night, president trump falsely claimed that photo id required to buy groceries in the united states. [ light laughter dude, what you eating for dinner? rental cars?er [ laug during the same rally, pretrdent p claimed that he could be more presidential than any president in history, quote, "except for possibly abe lincoln with the big hat." [ laughter ] oh, right. that abe lincoln. [ laughter ] are you at a campaign rally or olow and tell? "this is my abe li he has a really big hat. and he hates going to plays." [ light laughter ] the new york metsuffered their worst loss in franchise history last night losing to the washington nationals 25-4. it was so bad that even the ceremonial fi

. >> it said it was from a natasha nixon. i was hired by your competitor to wra negative press release about your restaurant. >> it said i don't think any of this is true but i'm going to do it. >> the e-mail asked for money or the fake photos would be sent to 500 news media companies. >> the language felt percentage and so it made it feel more real. >> water bar restauranted always received the e-mail. >> we started getting them from a variety of restaurants. >> the golden gate restaurant association received a string of reports. >> we've heard from 15 or 20. >> they immediately contacted the district attorney's office. >> it's a type of extortion. we're going to take the steps necessary and coordinate with the correct entities that can investigate the cases. the owner wants people to know about the scam in a business where survival rests on reputation. >> we're affected by anything. 10 omake or break. >> that name on the scam e-mail natasha nixon matches a real social marketing. they've alerted that business. any business t

first, the actual deal that natasha outlined. it is not until after the payment and in the thick of the campaign. it is only then that trump and cohen begin to think, oh-oh! this will be an ongoing thing, unlike the impugnity i've had. now i'm a political figure. briefly to paul's point. and the congressional investigation should they come. yes, there will be an investigation aspect but a lot of constitutional law coming up, and legal terms, even if it is with congress. >> i agree. really rich stuff. and at the end of the day, it is interesting politically and criminally. this is about national security. so what today's headlines make me wonder if the president is willing to do this for the "national enquirer" to pay off the "national enquirer," what is he willing to do with the russians? >> thank you for your time. after the break, the president claims he has no plans to fire jeff sessions, at least before the mid-terms. new details on the personal feud with the attorney general in two minutes. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know

live in kona, natasha chen. back to you. >> since you're right by the water there, is there concern about storm surge, that water level rise that happens as the hurricane passes by? >> reporter: absolutely. so there is supposed to be a few days of very heavy winds and rain that just ndpeopherear ry used to tsunami warning, for example. about a few years ago they had this area flood completely all the way up the street with buildings that had to be renovated. they're prepared for that possibility of shutting down these roads tonight. >> natasha chen live from kona, please stay safe. let's look at our weather maps and i'm going to show you the latest on the behind me it was downgraded to a category 3, but don't worry about category 1, 2, 3. if it's a hurricane, it's strong. right now it's a category 3, sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. the center of the storm is likely to stay offshore. the worst of the wind will not move over land. they'll still get storm surge and a lot of wind and rain as it passes by like

they were arrested by security forces in the semi autonomous kurdistan region over two years ago natasha game met some of them in her appeal. in this juvenile detention workshop inmates are learning how heat can break down and remold even the toughest of materials staff have been trying for the past two years to do the same to their most challenging inmates all convicted or accused of committing crimes in the name of eisel. own office on a book that is out of my head i change my behavior and i have some skills in a trade i want to work and become a professional football player there are seventy five eiffel teenage inmates isolated from the rest of the population they're all male and as young as eleven years old their crimes include murder and rape. the warden admits at first even staff are afraid of these young men the rehabilitation program doesn't just include learning trade skills such as cutting hair or repairing air conditioners. or they enjoy the simple pleasures of music and playing football pastimes often forbidden by eisel in their previous lives. they feel like they belong some

a lot of you have been asking about our colleague natasha. she has a message that she wanted to share with all of you. she suffered a serious concussion and is now in the healing process. she's definitely not out of the woods yet. she says that you, our viewers, have been a source of strength and made a big difference in this process. in a facebook post natasha went on to say, quote, i feel your thoughts and well wishes as i continue to heal and am very grateful truly. if anyone has been through a situation like this, my thoughts are also with you and your family. thank you so much. of course, we are wishing natasha a speedy recovery and can't wait to see her back here at abc 7 mornings. >>> a mural of the late robin williams, where you can see it in san francisco. >> also more than marijuana, what else researchers found in pot grown at illegal farms. plus -- >> i'm getting a heart, oh, my god. >> look at that reaction. first she met drake and then got a new heart. a new heart. how this you could generate yourat home.rgy, oro energy, unplug u

natasha? thousands of firefighters are battling more than a dozen wildfires that are burning across california -- with officials saying they're likely going to get worse before they get better. natasha chen is in redding, california where the carr fire has destroyed more than 115- thousand acres. california officals are saying that all hands are on deck in the fight against 16 wildfires that have already burned at least 320- thousand acres across the state.the carr fire, burning near redding, california, has killed at least six people, and is now the sixth most destructive fire in california history.other major wildfires burning across california include the ferguson fire burning nearing yosemite national park, and the mendocino complex.authorities and forecasters both say residents should expect things to get worse before they get better.natasha chen, redding, california thousands of firefighters are battling (grant) now to the two fires burning in mendocino and lake counties. the fires have

katty, and natasha stay with me.ichard, i pose to you this same question i posed earlier when we just got this story. this account very interestingly quoted rudy jewel ygiuliani whon in public as a sloppy booster of this president making a much more careful argument in private, telling donald trump you remove jeff sessions in this way that itself could be obstruction. your response, richard? >> if president trump tries to undermine the mueller investigation in any way, including removing jeff sessions to put someone else in there to control the mueller investigation, donald trump tries to undermine this mueller investigation, then he is going to be obstructing justice. and bob mueller's going to be coming after him. if bob mueller gets fired, somebody else is going to come after him. it's way past time for the united states house and senate judiciary committees to be having hearings with respect to richard nixon. this president has already obstructed justice, already removed the fbi director james comey, he has tried

in genoa for us reporting all day has been natasha butler she's with us now natasha the italian authorities the transport ministry the transport minister they are not holding back it's amazing less than twenty four hours after this and they are being very pointed with their criticism. well what we're seeing is a lot of people blaming each other actually we have italy's transport minister and deputy prime minister saying the blame lies with the motorway operator who owned the concession for this toll bridge and basically run all the motorways across italy as a private company the government saying look perhaps they should have done enough maintenance on it then you have also government ministers blaming previous government ministers but over the past a day or so we've heard from many other people residents and we just spoke in fact to one former senator in the city who said that they had raised concerns and worries about this bridge years ago in fact this senator told us that back in twenty sixteen he had warned that this bridge was perhaps an accident waiting to happen too much traffic was

natasha is off this morning. >> thanks for being with us.'re never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike nicco, fresh and back from vacation. >> thank you, reggie. i appreciate that. hi, everybody. look at what's back also. a thicker marine layer, one with more moisture. frizz factor high today for all of us. in fact, you may have to reintroduce yourself to however your turn your wind shield wipers on in your car. clouds will open up by noon. some will linger on the coast and the bay by 4:00 where temperature will be in the low 70s. 60s at the coast, and grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. back in the 60s by 7:00. let's see if there's issues on the roads. here's alexis with the answers. >> we started off quiet but we have a couple trouble spots to get to now. one in hayward. three to four-car crash hbound 92 interchange. the left center lane is blocked right now. have not gotten word o

natasha chen is on the big island with the latest. the island of hawaii might be have been downgraded to a tropical storm warning,but hurricane lane is still going to be packing a punchgov. david ige/ (d) hawaii: "hurricane lane still a dangerous and powerful storm. and so we are asking all of our residents statewide to pay attention listen to the updates and the forecast."the national weather service reports more than 19 inches of rain fell on the big island in a 24 hour period... causing mudslides and triggering floodingmore rain is still to come as lane moves slowly though the pacific at just 6-miles per hour.voluntary evacuations are in place for the north side of the island meanwhile on the more populated island of oahu... (nat)"attention attention! this is a hurricane warning!" the category 3 storm is generating large waves... and could make landfallmayor kirk caldwell/ honolulu: "with the storm surge again we we could see problems along our coastline want people to be aware."residents on all islands are asked to be prepared...

we thank you very much for your time and your expertise on this that is natasha and said joining us live from let's go back to our correspondent. is standing by for us and there we have a toddler the judge's ruling that no proof of irregularities it has been a very i mean tense a build up waiting for this morning how do you expect the people. to respond. to news this evening for me that he's not going to accept this result i don't think that is going to change the key thing of course is what is he going to do next to one of his supporters going to do next but i know it is it's quite it's especially outside the court people just leaving after hearing the judgment. that this is the first time in the bob in history that a proceeding of this magnitude has been sport. watching this glued to the screen and when you spoke to people on to the wednesday's court appearance. about how the opposition always did i mean some people would say they felt that the lawyers put up a good fight and tried to show they had some evidence to try and prove that there was a vote rigging. come up with. the oppositi

but live their lives from genoa natasha. a new report has found over a thousand children were sexually abused by hundreds of predator priests in the united states and it was systematically covered up by the catholic church in pennsylvania the grand jury report is thought to be the most comprehensive one into abuse in the u.s. church heard testimony from dozens of witnesses and they had half a million pages of internal church documents but while prosecutors have filed charges against two priests the vast majority of crimes happened too long legal to prosecute under current laws. you see church officials channeling and purposefully described the abuse as force. and wrestling and inappropriate contact it was none of those things it was shy of sexual abuse including the great. committed upon grown men priests against chile. above all else. they protected their institution and all cost. well christensen let me has the latest from harrisburg with the findings of that report. the attorney general for the state of pennsylvania descr

butler there live from genoa natasha thank you cut us says it will invest fifteen billion dollars into turkey's ailing financial markets and banks it was and shortly after a meeting between turkey's president rage of time for a to end and the emir of qatar shaikh coming to hama funny in ankara the leaders also discuss ways to improve their strategic cooperation so after dropping more than forty five percent against the dollar the turkish lira has risen on wednesday it follows the central bank's announcement of liquidity on chewstick turkey's also been ramping up its retail measures against retaliator measures against the united states increasing tariffs on imports like alcohol cars and tobacco all that's in response to u.s. sanctions which were introduced to pressure turkey to release the american pastor andrew bronson who's had his court appeal rejected on wednesday it was seeking to be freed from house arrest and to have his travel ban lifted brunson standing trial on terror charges over alleged links to the failed coup two years ago a higher court still has to make a final ruling on

mike and natasha have the day off. >> francis in for mike. quick check of the forecast. >> all right. we have lots of clouds over the bay area. you can see it here with live doppler 7 and the satellite image. headed to san francisco later on it's going to be partly cloudy this afternoon. here's your 12-hour day planner for today. most temperatures in the 50s. gradual clearing by lunch time and this afternoon with the sea breeze and onshore flow, temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday. inland areas in the upper 80s and also around the bay some mid 70s at the coast, still cool in the 50s. it's going to be a pleasant day, more sunshine as we head farther inland. >> taking a look at roads this morning. no major issues, just the typical delays out in the central valley. westbound tracy to dublin, 48 minutes for you, southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard looking good at 15 minutes and northbound 101 to cupertino, same you are in the green at 15 minutes. check outside the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge no delays approac

when i met natasha i met her at a conference in georgia and we were just speaking about water. she was talking about the water situation in yemen. i never thought people could gather together. the amazing thing is they gaterford is one team and they were able to help me out. >> host: the book talks all about all of the things that these four people did if they really put their lives on hold and contacted, tracked tracked down diplomats in countries all over the world because they were looking for any country that would be able to let u.n.. they were calling shady helicopter operators that might able to land on your apartment roof. there was a teacher who happened to gain a tremendous amount of power over who got on one of the last boats out and they tracked down the cell phone number and call the teacher. is there anything and maybe a few examples of things you look back on that you can't believe they were able to do. >> guest: back in my apartment i was thinking i'm inside of the apartment. i'm hiding their pre-the problem with me is i was hearing guns and i was afraid for my

natasha, alexis and mike are off today. >> meteorologist drew touma is here with the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. easing into the weekend very nicely today. live doppler 7 with satellite right now showing you we have that patchy cloud cover overhead indicative of a summer morning. showing you the skyline. semi-covered in the cloud cover. 12-hour day planner, sun's up at 6:23 in the morning. that cloud cover going to quickly pull back to the coast and warming quickly. today it's warmer than yesterday in the 80s and 90s. download that accuweather track the temperatures hour by hour. good morning, sue. >> we are looking at light conditions so far so good. we'll take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have those left cash lanes stacked up there for folks paying by dollar bills perhaps. and otherwise we have got fast trackers moving nicely right on through and hoping for friday light i should say. we'll take a look at the traffic maps. green is good so not a problem most of the commutes around the bay area except for early morning drivers out of tracy. about a 45-mi

and now natasha is explaining herself.>> as you may or may not know, my name is natasha, and i have everybody here today to be on a date with me. >> reporter: it's the dating game that took everybody on tinder by storm known as the tinder trap. using the popular app, one woman persuaded hundreds of men to show up in union square to meet up with her. but the men didn't know they were all there for the same date. now the woman, natasha, and the man behind the stunt, rob bliss are speaking out saying it wasn't to promote any product or company but to conduct a social experiment. >> the purpose was to take the tinder experience and bring it into the real world. >> reporter: this video was produced by bliss's production company, creating a live version of tinder where men compete for the attention of one woman, subjecting them to tests of strength. >> one, two, three, four! >> reporter: and endurance, racing each other across the park. a sea of would-be suitors trying to meet her long list of demands. >> do you have what it tak

natasha, jessica and mike are sleeping in this morning. >> we're very hip here and very cool. >> right on the trends. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. meteorologist drew tuma has a look. >> i can't touch this. >> you can't. >> i think that broke me. >> our producer eric is good with the words this morning. live doppler 7, visibility right now we do have some fog in the north bay. visibility in santa rosa, it is down to a mile. early on this morning as you're out and about you will encounter reduced visibility in the north bay. take a look outside, we have overcast skies in san francisco. your 12-hour planner today, the areas of dense fog first thing and we will see sunnier skies prevailing but the morning cloud cover will take its time clearing out of the region. by 4:00, it is a cooler afternoon compared to the weekend. 70s and 80s away from the coast. that's weather and a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. >> good morning. our first incident of the morning, a three-car crash just in on westbound 80 right around leisure town and i

live there live from genoa natasha on q. qatar says it will invest fifteen billion dollars into turkey's ailing financial markets turkish president rage of tire ago and has been hosting the emir of qatar in the capital said media says the shake time in been hama fanny is trying to strengthen the existing strategic cooperation between the two countries. well the turkish leaders fall in more than forty five percent against the dollar this year but goes on in the states some of those gains due to central bank measures in retaliation to u.s. sanctions on ways in states turkey double taxes on a range of american imports including alcohol cars and tobacco said in kosovo has more now from istanbul the government's decision to increase tariffs on the us products is welcomed by the turkish media and welcomed by the turkish citizens when you look at the new science and the and the social media because there is a positive response on the support for the government through television against the us united states increasing tariffs for t

. >>> joining me now, natasha bertrand and franco ordonez and glenn kercher, former federal prosecutor. i'll start with you and "the new york times" report saying mr. mcgann laid out how mr. trump tried to control the investigation, giving investigators a mix of information both potentially damaging and favorable to the president. mr. mcgann cautioned to investigators that he never saw mr. trump go beyond his legal authorities, though the limits of executive power are murky. that's in that "new york times" reporting. what's your reaction to that? >> right, so what mcgann can offer to the special counsel is an important look into perhaps the president's state of mind, right, he can offer examples of specific episodes perhaps that can show mueller's team what trump was thinking when he did certain things. when he fired jim comey, for example, when he wanted to fire mueller himself, of course. don mcgann actually threatened to quit, so that's an episode he could shed light on for the special counsel's team, but i think it's important just to remember how much the president really does not

host: our guest has been natasha korecki from politico. thank you for joining us.uest: thank you so much. host: we will join it in progress at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we will be there for the duration today as they take a look at this proposal to revamp the superdelegate process. jim is on the line from las vegas this morning as we look at the headline in the hill, trump gives himself a grade of a+. what do you think? caller: i think fox and friends is insane. i think obama did a great job. i think trump is deplorable. and crazy. and colluding. and foolish. they are nuts. and they are also calling in as a directed thing. everybody is facebooking. republicans obstructed congress for six years to make the republicans look at. -- look good. like anomy sprung out waser band while obama president. host: francis from minnesota. republican caller. caller: i was a democrat at one point. republican on to these issues. i'm a veteran. i am disabled, but i was disabled as a civilian, so let's get that clear. why that is important is health care. gotten a lot better here in mi

in kona, hawaii i'm natasha chen. (vicki) earlier this evening all flights flying into the island of kahului were cancelled today. here's a list of the airlines whose flights were scheduled to depart tonight from 5 to 6-55. however -- all flights departing to honolulu and oahu were on-time today. (grant) hurricane lane has forced many tourists to cut short their hawaiian holiday. just back from the islands is a sunnyvale resident who shared her story with kron four's rob fladeboe. tracy may/chased from hawaii by hurricane "....the hardest thing is the uncertainty...."uncertainty, says sunnyvale resident tracy may, about whether she and her cousin would ride out the hurricane at their hotel or head for home.tracy may "....you'd see these huge dark clouds and you knew it was coming so you were just hoping you could get out and if you were stranded that you had everything that you needed...." awaiting word about their flight, tracy shot this video of the palm trees outside her hotel room before heading to the safeway for

once booming with economic growth and there were high hopes for a surge in foreign investment as natasha going to reports from air bill there are signs that things are improving but people say it's not happening fast enough. the story of fly air below is one shared by many here creating a first regional airline in northern iraq became a dream deferred. the war to purge eisel grounded the airline then a political dispute with the federal government in baghdad brought more delays in june three years after the airline was registered it began flying passengers from erbil to cities in sweden germany and holland to me fly at a b. and how to fly it is to make the name of it is well known internationally so people have more curiosity to visit the good to stun and it is the safest areas in iraq and the most economically stable. can grow if things are stable construction cranes dot the or appeal skyline but there are also shells of buildings scattered throughout the capital of iraq's kurdish region reminders of the grand aspirations of luxury condominiums shopping malls and businesses yet to be fu

(vicki) natasha chen is in kona, hawaii with the latest on preparations... impact so far. gov. david ige/hawaii "be prepared to shelter in place. 14 days of food and supplies and water."much of hawai'i is under a hurricane warning. as the first signs of the storm begin to move in...nats of rain hurricane lane's outer bands have already dropped almost 20 inches of rain... and could bring waves as high as 20 feet. brock long/ fema administrator: "we're extremely concerned about the potentials for inland flooding and landslides occurring." hundreds of people have been bused to shelters.mayor kirk caldwell/ honolulu/khon "we're getting ready, we're prepared. the shelters are open." forecasts show the storm is slowing down, meaning more rain as the storm takes longer to pass by.gov. david ige hawaii "hurricane lane is still a dangerous and powerful storm. so are asking all of our residents statewide to pay attention and listen to updates and forecast." officials are preparing for the worst, but say they hope the eye of the storm won't make direct landfall.luke me

this grief anger and for those who call this district home there is now a future full of uncertainty natasha butler al jazeera genoa italy. the vatican has expressed shame and sorrow after a report details decades of use in the u.s. catholic church an uncharacteristically strong language the vatican spokesman said the victims should know the pope is on their side this week a pennsylvania grand jury report accused three hundred one priests of abusing children over the past seventy years. it was the largest ever investigation of sex abuse in the u.s. catholic church. schools attended by half a million palestinian refugees will reopen as planned later this month despite funding cuts by the u.s. in ited nations agency for palestinian refugees is prioritized reopening more than seven hundred schools across the region because it says education is a fundamental right the agency which is known as unruh or still needs another one hundred twenty million dollars to support five hundred thousand students past september the u.s. cut hof its promise funding to in january. now for the next two weeks when h

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natasha but with thank you in genoa. who is a professor of engineering and transport structures that nursing in university thank you for your time. and so many things we could talk about just looking at the way that bridge fail is just astonishing it brings up so many questions but i want to ask about the reaction now italians are talking about trying to check pretty much every bridge in the country what sort of scale are we talking about the how long would that take and what does checking a bridge mean. i think that this is the last we have to do now in the events so firstly we feel very sad for the loss of life. in recent days we're thinking about the you know such a. situation so for example so you know your reporter there on the site and you know rescue team they are trying to save a life but we lever sink about it so when we save a life we actually destroyed such kind of sites for us to find real course. kind of collapse so come to your question so we talk about the how long is it going to take so i think this is re

natasha chen is on hawaii's big island with the latest on the storm system. honolulu mayor kirk caldwell: "we all planned for the very worst and hope for the best. and i think... we are... we're lucky." some hawaii residents are breathing a sigh of relief...the category-three hurricane threatening the islands disintegrated into a tropical storm late friday night.but even as tropical storm lane moves away from hawaii, the slow-moving storm continues to dump rain on parts of the islands -- making it the second-wettest tropical system on record to hit hawaii. maui mayor alan arakawa: "we've been having heavy rains in different areas. are you're seeing places like hanna where we have streams that are overflowing and roads have to be closed. trees falling down power lines falling and having to be repaired."lane unloaded more than a foot of rain on the island of maui...hawaii's big island has seen more than 40 inches of rain -- with more expected through the weekend. torrents of rainwater triggered landslides and pushed debris into neighborhoods.mos: "it's just the

butler joins us now from genuine of course natasha the rescue operation certainly the search and rescue operation continues with maybe over a dozen still missing. yes that's right the city prosecutor here in genoa says ten to twenty people are still missing they thought of being in vehicles on the bridge when it collapsed and that's why mergence the workers hundreds of them have been digging through rubble they've continued for a third night ever since the collapse on tuesday trying to shift those big slabs of concrete with machines they are using their hands sniffing dogs anything they can to try and see if there are any signs of life any survivors but of course is the hours and days pass that is becoming less and less likely but it is possible say rescue workers that somebody could survive in an air pocket and that is why they're continuing but ever since so this tragedy here in the city on tuesday of course the big question for everybody has been why on earth did that bridge collapse in the first place and joining me here in juneau is professor enrico muso he's with the university of

natasha chen explains why the drug is straining the resources of emergency crews and hospitals. in the middle of a press conference wednesday in connecticut about a spike in drug overdoses,hn alston jr. / new haven fire department: see, we're getting another call of a person.the fire chief had to stopchief john alston jr. / new tment: ju someone on t another overdose.mos: i seen the person that was actually laying on the side over there and he was seizing.as of thursday afternoon, emergency crews had responded to more than 90 overdose cases in two days, most from a park in downtown new haven, near yale university.mos: you all got another one over there.the mayor's office says d.e.a. test results confirmed samples of the drug were a form of k-2 or "spice", a cheap, synthetic cannabinoid.k-2 can be anywhere from two to a hundred times more potent than t-h-c. sandy bogucki / ems medical director: it's made informally, so it can be all different kinds of chemicals. frequently, it's laced with other things.so there's no way to harttruly know what buyers are purchasing. in fact, conne

natasha...of hawaii might be have been downgraded to a tropical storm warning,but hurricane lane is still going to be packing a punchgov. david ige/ (d) hawaii: "hurricane lane the island of hawaii might be have been downgraded to a tropical storm warning,but hurricane lane is still going to be packing a punchgov. david ige/ (d) hawaii: "hurricane lane still a dangerous and powerful storm. and so we are asking all of our residents statewide to pay attention listen to the updates and the forecast."the national weather service reports more than 19 inches of rain fell on the big island in a 24 hour period... causing mudslides and triggering floodingmore rain is still to come as lane moves slowly though the pacific at just 6-miles per hour.voluntary evacuations are in place for the north side of the island meanwhile on the more populated island of oahu... (nat)"attention attention! this is a hurricane warning!" the category 3 storm is generating large waves... and could make landfallmayor kirk caldw

but as the rescue operation continues through the night the focus is on the search for survivors natasha butler al jazeera genoa italy vatican shiny is associate professor of structural mechanics at the university of southampton he says many factors could have combined to result in the collapse. there are a number of reasons that might cause a brace collapse so obviously this response was built back in the l's ago as we all know that the destruction of the man's are the lifeblood to traffic has been increasing over the years since there was breeders cup product that so normally grazing junia over the years they looked at the capacity of the bridge. with the current loading of the structure but this is not the only scenario so police bridges that they ate so they start having some of these irrigation and aging so some of the one problem could that could cause a bridge collapse is is it's a ration due to messire to combine with other factors such as traffic loading or it can be air play or it can be over the yes dynamic loading cycle dark cyclic dynamic loading due to truck and put it on a

natasha chen explains how that state may change laws.... to help more victims.haun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: what do you tell an institution that teaches morality but has none? victims like shaun dougherty are speaking publicly about the 300 pennsylvania catholic priests who have been accused by a grand jury of sexually abusing more than a thousand children.shaun dougherty/surviv or of sexual abuse by pa priest: i am at peace. i'm a veteran of the navy. i felt obligated in the 90s to speak up. the report says priests were raping boys and girls - with church leadership protecting and even promoting the attackers.shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: i don't understand how an organization has more say and sway in the state that i swore to defend than i do. there is a bill in the house being debated now that could bring justice. because of the state's statute of limitations...josh shapiro/pa attorney general : almost every instance of child sex abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted.but not every instance.one priest in gr

there's no reason.i'm natasha chen reporting.ken)(ken) a teen accused of pushing a friend off a bridge over a river in washington state is now charged. video of the incident has gone viral. 16-year-old jordan holgerson broke six ribs, punctured a lung and had air bubbles in her chest. all after falling 50 feet into water. authorities say 18-year-old taylor smith admitted she pushed her off the bridge but alleges she was just trying to help her overcome her fear. the clark county sheriff's office determined she created a substantial risk of death and caused serious physical injury-- and has charged her with one count of reckless endangerment. (grant) new tonight at nine... calls for resignations of church leadership... are mounting as more survivors of alleged sexual abuse by pennsylvania priests come forward. the state attorney says a hotline setup in the wake of a scathing grand jury report is áálighting up with calls. and as any rose explains the report says more than 300 priests have been credibly accused of sexually abusing m

natasha chen reports. ken pimlott / director, calfire: we have a long way to go in this fire season california officals are saying that all hands are on deck in the fight against wildfires that have already burned more than 320-thousand acres across the statenat guard spox: we're fighting the fires on the ground and in the air. gov. jerry brown / california: whatever resources are needed we're putting them there. authorities are currently fighting almost a dozen large wildfires across the state including the carr fire -- which has burned 115-thousand acres near redding, california, killed at least six people, and is now the sixth most destructive fire in california history. despite the devastation -- officials there shared some hope wednesday afternoon - brett gouvea/unified incident command cal fire: i can tell you today we're starting to see more successes than losses on this and pretty soon we're going to see no losses and all successes. some residents are just now starting to return home -- to start th

reporter natasha chen explains how the state may change laws to help more victims.ougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: what do you tell an institution that teaches morality but has none? victims like shaun dougherty are speaking publicly about the 300 pennsylvania catholic priests who have been accused by a grand jury of sexually abusing more than a thousand children.shaun dougherty/surviv or of sexual abuse by pa priest: i am at peace. i'm a veteran of the navy. i felt obligated in the 90s to speak up. the report says priests were raping boys and girls - with church leadership protecting and even promoting the attackers.shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: i don't understand how an organization has more say and sway in the state that i swore to defend than i do. there is a bill in the house being debated now that could bring justice. because of the state's statute of limitations...josh shapiro/pa attorney general : almost every instance of child sex abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted.but not every instance.one priest in greensbu

for the same crime but this time they would be in a jail run by the federal government in baghdad natasha going to el dizzy. if the o.p.'s federal government has taken over the administration of the eastern somali region a move it says is to restore law and order the original president resigned in a crate to hand over power after fifty people were killed in the state capital to take on saturday the violence began after the federal government deployed troops leading to a standoff with local paramilitary forces motto has more from neighboring djibouti the ethiopian federal government seizes the stick in this rare step to issue a security is brought back to the somali region a statement from the prime minister's office hinted the local administration i'm going rule being on the verge of announcing the suppression of the region from the rest of the country the government communication minister spoke on national television saying the federal government was now in charge of security and i missed all the somali regional be theo about federal troops and policemen have been deployed he also said t

. >> natasha johnson is urging residents that stayed behind to evacuate now. >> nothing is worth it. grab your things, famil, and valuables and move. everything is replaceable but your life is not. >> forest clark is charged with arson and expected to appear before a judge today. if found guilty, he could face life in prison. cbs news. >>> farther north, the cal fire employee kill inside a car fire is -- killed in a car fire is 40-year-old andrew break that died in a traffic crash on the way to the fire zone. the chico native leaves behind two daughters and he was 38. >>> evacuation orders lifted for much of lake county and crews working on the mendocino fire say evacuations lifted for all areas north of clear lake and west of the lake kaloosa county line. some 9,000 homes remain threatened this afternoon. crews have been making progress but overall the progress is 60% contained and more than 307,000- acres have burned since that wild fire broke out two weeks ago. >>> with more on the weather conditions, brian. >> we've got the latest on the weather conditions out there with red flag