norman smith is with me again.the transition, what if, at the end of all this, europeans say, we don't like what you are talking about. machiavelli, famous son of florence, famously said, where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be that great, and theresa may is going to paraphrase machiavelli by saying to these leaders, you have a responsibility as well, to try to break the deadlock, get a brexit deal because it is in your interests to get a deal but you cannot help but feel they are more likely to be influenced by hard cash than philosophy. the danger is, if there is not enough money on the table, we move steadily towards the possibility there will not be a deal, we move remorselessly towards no deal country. that is why the speech is so critical if we are to avoid that outcome, because it will alarm many in the business community. that speech is only one hour and one quarter a way, glorious day, we will bring it you live. —— an hourand a day, we will bring it you live. —— an hour and a quarter. wh

norman, many thanks, we will be back with you.ak at the labour party conference very soon so we the labour party conference very soon so we will be back with norman soon. soon so we will be back with norman soon. it looks sunny in brighton. let's get a forecast for the whole country with helen willits. hello. we do have southerly winds and more cloud but temperatures will be above average for the most part. temperatures were three to a degrees above average yesterday and it will, if anything, be warmer today. we have seen the cloud piling in. the weather front is bringing have seen the cloud piling in. the weatherfront is bringing rain already across the west. we will see it prepping up as we go through the afternoon. we have had some sunshine ahead of it in the midlands. we hang on the sunshine in the midlands and east anglia and scotland. the rain could be really heavy across scotland. it is likely to be 30 or a0 minute meters across the hills. even by the central lowlands we could have 20 million litres of rain, notfar could ha

highs: 80-84 winds: ne 5-10 mph an emotional josh norman speaking out early this morning, norman speaking out early this morning, with a message for president trump. the redskins cornerback wa the team locked arms during the national anthem before sunday night's game. it was a sight repeated at a nearly every n-f-l game.. with hundreds of players, coaches and owners taking part. all of the protests - in response to president trump's attack on those who kneel in protest during the national anthem. this morning - players and fans on both sides are weighing in. john gonzalez is live at fedex field with more. the protests extended to other sports. angeles sparks remained in the locker room during the national anthem, while their opponents -- the minnesota lynx -- locked arms. the sparks were booed when they did come out of the locker room. and -- in baseball -- oakland athletics catcher bruce maxwell took a knee during the anthem again sunday. now to actual game action. the skins still looking for their first home win of the season hosting the oakland raiders. the defense had maybe their best

norman, the issue upa dominating, join norman smith.ing, perhaps not surprisingly, prime minister's questions. no, because it is such a huge issue, bluntly because it affects so many people, millions of voters, so it is massively important, particularly important for both the main leaders, jeremy corbyn because his call to end the pay cap fits in absolutely with his whole anti—austerity agenda. for theresa may, she wants to be seen to be listening to voters, but it seems to me the difficulty mrs may faces is whether she has raised expectations, which she may struggle to meet. anyone listening to the government talking about ending the pay gap may think they are in line for a significant pay rise. when you listen to what ministers have been saying today, they have been very careful to say that the increase in public sector pay will be targeted, tailored to specific areas where there are rich points or pressure points in public sector pay. the thought that there might be some sort of broad increase seems to me to be very wide of the mark.

janai norman, abc news. washington. >>> special counsel robert mueller has reached out to the white house about interviewing aides involved in writing donald trump jr.'s initial statement about that meeting. now, the statement claimed that the meeting was about russian adoptions, which turned out not to be true. the white house later acknowledged that president trump weighed in on that statement, but sources say he personally dictated it. >>> and the five living former presidents have forged a joint effort to raise funds for hurricane harvey's victims. they've launched the one america appeal. public service announcements are now airing nationwide. they're appealing to americans to donate to relief efforts. >> our friends in texas including presidents bush 41 and 43 are doing just that. >> people are hurting down here, but as one texan put it, we've got more love in texas than water. >> we love you, texas. >> donate to oneamericaappeal.org. we are all in this together. >> the funds will go to a special accoun

here is janai norman. president trump mixing politics and sports, taking on the nfl and the first amendment. president trump: wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say p] offhat son of a [bee the field right now"? a comment calling the statements depressed -- divisive. and patriots owner robert kraft, who reportedly donated $1 million to the president's inaugural, writing he is deeply disappointed. solidarity shows of across the league sunday. about 200 players decided to stand, neil, or raise their fist during the national anthem. in nashville, the titans seahawks refusing to leave their locker rooms as the national anthem blared over a near-empty field. president trump: this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has to do with respect for our country and our flag. the point of colin kaepernick taking a knee last season was based on racial injustice. >> the reason why he knelt was police brutality, excessive force, the oppression of different

in norman. >> kirk: that's impressive for the sooners. impressive start to their season after the utep game and to come to columbus and beat ohio state. lincoln riley, man oh man, what a start to what i'm sure a very brilliant future. >> chris: maria taylor with lincoln. >> maria: what do you say to your quarterback after this match? >> i didn't say anything to him. he was ready to play this game. he's the best quarterback in america. >> maria: this team had to battled back in the second half, what allowed you to score 21 unanswered points. >> we played well the whole first half. our guys just kept our belief. we're just a bunch of pretenders trying to win some games. >> maria: you're head coach on the road for the first time. how did it feel getting the win? great environment here. to win here. it doesn't happen very often. >> maria: i got to talk to your quarterback. what worked for you in is second half coming out of the locker room? >> i think we just stayed to our game plan. i thought we -- stayed with it. the good plays will come. >

in norman. >> kirk: that's the sooners. impressive start to their season after the utep game and to come to columbus and beat ohio state. lincoln riley, man oh man, what a start to what i'm sure a very brilliant future. >> chris: maria taylor with lincoln. >> maria: what do you say to your quarterback after this match? >> i didn't say anything to him. he was ready to play this game. he's the best quarterback in america. >> maria: this team had to battled back in the second half, what allowed you to score 21 unanswered points. >> we played well the whole first half. our guys just kept our belief. we're just a bunch of pretenders trying to win some games. >> maria: you're head coach on the road for the first time. how did it feel getting the win? great environment here. to win here. >> maria: i got to talk to your quarterback. what worked for you in is second half coming out of the locker room? >> i think we just stayed to our game plan. i thought we -- stayed with it. the good plays will come. >> maria: the good plays came a

josh norman upset. jonathan: that wasn't trash talk. saying as it is. robert: being real. michelle: call him out. a last check of weather. steve: looking gold. temperatures tomorrow lower 80's, not as hot as today. cold front late thursday and early friday. michelle: thank you joining us. have a great night. ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> tonight, the growing firestorm. president trump versus the nfl. growing backlash to the president's angry words about athletes who protest during the national anthem. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field. >> from patriots owner bob kraft, quarterback tom brady to lebron james, on live tv today. players locking arms across the country. t

norman lamont stays with us.xt, they prepared to mark the 25th anniversary of black wednesday. we speak to the man who was chancellor. he is lord lamont. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to our weekly brexit show. let's check in on markets. mark: the latest north korean missile launch to a large extent being shrugged off by markets. the stoxx 600 on track for a weekly increase of 1.7%, the most for two months. containing that trend of alternating between weekly losses and gains that started 8 weeks ago. sterling price remain supportive of further upside, having extended thursday's gain, the most in five months yesterday after boe suggest rates could be raised in coming months. 1.3450 was the one year high today according to bloomberg fx. risk reversal is on one-month, 22 basis points in favor of pound called, the highest since 2009 spread over two months. this is this chart. chart dynamics adjuster run on june3566, the high 27 last year. one year high today on track for a fourth weekly gain against the dollar, t

norman, downing street is saying they are confident, but are they right to be? europe debate, it provokes a nervous breakdown amongst government party managers as they desperately tried to cajole and threatened possible rebels into line, but not so possible rebels into line, but not so today. because tory critics of theresa may said we're not going to rebel tonight. we will keep it until later in the parliamentary process, so later in the parliamentary process, so government party managers later in the parliamentary process, so government party managers are going, so government party managers are going, we are all right tonight. on the labour side, however, the belly to be looming againstjeremy corbyn knock—about insistence that labour mps should vote against against this bill and the reason is some labour mps are fearful about the message that will send out in brexit supporting labour constituencies, and they are fearful it may provoke and they are fearful it may provoke a backlash amongst labour supporters who feel a party is going cool on brexit got backtrack

that is norman smith, our political editor.h diane abbott as soon as she starts her speech. the headlines on bbc news. jeremy corbyn has resisted calls from within his own party to commit to keeping britain in the customs union and the single market indefinitely after brexit. people in germany are voting in an election which is expected to see angela merkel remain as chancellor. and donald trump is facing a backlash from us sports stars over his position on race relations. us president donald trump is facing growing condemnation from the sports world after his criticism of players. on friday, mr trump said the nfl should fire players who protest during the us anthem. high—profile football players as well as basketball star lebronjames have openly criticised mr trump in response. tim allman reports. california's golden state warriors. nba champions, considered by some one of the greatest teams of all time. by tradition, basketball‘s top side is usually invited to the white house to meet the president. but one of their star playe

norman and cecil started the company in 1952.he inspiration came from their daughter elaine. >> one day we were driving down route 2, and little fawn jumped out in front of our car. and i asked dad if that was santa's reindeer? and that property just happened to be for sale. which is where santa still exists today. but he thought an amusement park might be good. >> more than six decades later the company is owned and operated by the family's third generation. norman and cecil's grandchildren. mele and christian as well as mele's news nick. >> it's fun. it can be difficult at times. >> it's a lot of responsibility. but this trio welcomes customers to santa's village seven months a year. whether it feels like christmas outside or not. >> we call it santa's summer home. this is where he comes to warm up from the north pole, take a break from making the toys, visit with the kids. that's how we get away with the christmas in july. >> with attractions like rudy's transit coaster, the reindeer rendezvous and a chance to visit with saint

paper it is already a shadow of its former self and long ago lost its iconic reporters and columnists norman mailer of the great investigative reporters wayne barrett and tom robbins hentoff the columnist michael musto sydney schanberg and the cartoonist in playwright jules feiffer the paper was fearless and gloriously irreverent its demise long in the making turns off the lights on a whole parts of new york city as is now true in most cities and impoverishes great journalism at a time when we needed most r t correspondent on your power bill looks at the decline of the newspaper industry. one of the last time the you read a physical newspaper if you like many americans you could count on your consumption over the past several years according to journalism dot org the height of weekday paper circulation in the united states was in one thousand nine hundred four with the round sixty three point three million newspapers purchased daily circulation for sunday newspapers peaked around the same time since the mid ninety's newspaper circulation has been on steady decline advertising revenue follows

norman smith at westminster, thank you.vid norgrove, is refusing to withdraw his criticism of the foreign secretary after he accused him of a clear misuse of official figures. sir david intervened after boris johnson — in a newspaper article — revived the controversial claim that the uk stood to regain control of around 350—million pounds a week after brexit. it's understood mrjohnson stands by the figure , and has told the prime minister she must get the whole sum back. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo reports. the most eye—catching claim from the referendum campaign, since widely discredited but this weekend, boris johnson. he said that brexit would mean retrieving that amount from the eua mean retrieving that amount from the eu a week, and arguing it would be a fine thing if it was spent on the nhs. it led to the uk's most senior statistics official, sir david norgrove, saying he to —— surprised and disappointed that he decided to revisit the figure, saying it was a misuse of figures. sauber —— boris johnson hit

i don't miss it i'm not norman desmond i can. keep all my old clippings but i don't look at the. good. the days when the newsroom was abuzz with like we're chasing this story and someone's got a big one coming out or we're having a fight with this editor to try to get this thing played up front you know where there are a lot of people involved those are glory days you know there's no way around it it was a lot of people who were involved in the project and going after it i mean i i do miss that and i am sorry to say it that part of the world i think will never recapture all there's an energy i mean you know when know when we were out there was an energy and excitement i did surprise of the voice even as an office from long do you think they need an office you know it's going to be a barebones to you know they just sort of listen to her. maiden lane you know it's . not really the village for longer to the extent i mean look. if i would venture that if someone wanted to corral the capitol and the people who with severely diminished pay will i think that you could still put out a we

. >> and redskins quarterback josh norman had harsh words for game at fedex field. >> right now, this is not welcome here in washington, dc. he's not. i hope he won't be around when i see him, i respect the office and the troops and america. my family fought in a war. it's not about the flag. it's not. it's not about anything like that. it's not about black and white, the about what we're being faced with right now. being teared down from in the white house >> fox 5 asked for a white house response of norman's comments they said, quote, well, 63 million people feel differently because they voted for him to be the president. tony? >>> just when you thought the tension between the united states and north korea couldn't get higher, it has ratcheted up. it's every this tweet from president trump. just heard foreign minister speak at u.n. if he echos thoughts of little rocket man they won't be longer. the foreign minister said that tweet means the united states declared war. he didn't on to say since the united states declared war, north korea has right to defend itself and that includes s

jenay norman joins us with more on the backlash from washington. >> reporter: the president's comments have been called divisive. by game time all they did was spark blow back by unite players and coaches and owners. president trump taking on the nfl and the first amendment. >> wouldn't you love to see one of the nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag, get that son of a bleep off the field right now. nfl commissioner roger goodell called the comments divisive. and patriots owner robert kraft said i am deeply dewpointed by the tone of -- disappointed in the comments made by president trump. many decided to kneel, stand or raised their first. the titans refused to leave the locker room. >> this has to do with respect for our country and flag. >> reporter: but the point of collin kaepernick taking a knee was based on on racial injlings. >> injlings -- injustice. police brutality and oppression of different people of color. >> tremain-- at terry brad shaw disagrees with the protest, but stands behind the players. >> reporter: at the eagles game some need during the national anthem,

janai norman explains why this could be major warning to republicans. >> reporter: voters in alabama have spoken. >> i'll fight for you. for the united states senate. i'll fight for the people of this state. and of this nation, who want to bring our country back. >> reporter: conservative roy moore, the gun-toting, horse-riding beating out senator luther strange. >> this is not the result that we wanted. i have congratulated judge moore. i have talked to him on the phone. we wish him the best. >> reporter: he's a hero to the religious right who garnered the support of president trump's former chief strategist steve bannon. the elections garnered national attention and tested the political sway of president trump's administration and those who put him in the white house. the president tweeting his congratulations to moore. trump admitted backing strange might not have been the right choice. >> i might have made a mistake. i'll be honest. i might have made a mistake. >> reporter: even as the republican leadership fund pumped $7 million into the race. >> let's go again and make america

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norman of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 504, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. mr. norman: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: is recognized. mr. norman: i rise in support of amendment 77 to house resolution 3354, the make america secure and prosperous appropriations act. which is supported by the taxpayers protection alliance and the national taxpayers union, club for growth, heritage action, and freedom works. the director of the office of management and budget has been guided by identity dethat every dollar spent by the federal government must be scrutinized. i took the director of the office of management and budget has been guided this pri as i examined the president's budget request which stated, everyone believes in and supports safe food supplies and clean air and water. but the agencies of the federal government ha

abc's janai norman has more. whipping through the atlantic. hurricane irma a category 5 storm with its eye on the caribbean heading toward the florida peninsula. >> it's a really big storm. they're really taking it serious this time. >> reporter: now one of the pose powerful storms ever recorded over the atlantic ocean. irma's force registering on seismometers. that is still deepening and strengthening with winds topping 185 miles an hour and could bring waves up to 25 feet. >> this is really scary so you have to be prepared as much as possible. >> reporter: governor rick scott preemptively issuing a state of emergency in all of florida's 67 counties. in south florida, gas stations running dry as store shelves are emptying quickly. >> the line to get water goes around the whole supermarket. >> reporter: in miami, the mayor sounding the alarm calling for evacuations ahead of the storm. >> this hurricane is far too powerful, poses far too great a threat for any longer. >> i'm going to board up the house and head north. >> reporter: in the low-ly

after the game, player josh norman delivering a verbal attack on his own for the president. >> the man is not welcome in washington, d.c. brad: after every nfl game began with a protest. the president's remarks. trump now standing his ground. >> this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has to do with respect for our country. respect for the flag. >> this is an issue stirring up emotions. we are working on the irto. when we come back we'll have the reactions from people today to the president's position and the players' position. jonathan: we have the post game interview where norman shares his thou conversation in the comments section. the white house is pushing back to say that president trump is for respect through symbols lake the flag and the national anthem. alison: also pointing out that more people stand than sit and kneel. meanwhile, the debate raged online. lindsey mastis is here with how it plays out. lindsey: there were opinions all around. some calling for a boycott. one man tweeting as an american and veteran i respect your right to free speech but the antic

marshawn lynch, josh norman. >> amari cooper, michael crabtree, absolutely.d happen to the raiders if derek carr didn't get hurt? this looked like a team that were ready to go on a run. then, they got in the playoffs withth houston. didn't work out. who is the next team that could complete with the new england patriots in the nfc? you have to include them. and josh norman, it will be fun watching him chase those wide receivers arnold, as well. >> people were talking about dallas and the giants and the two teams in the nfc east. philadelphia get beat by kansas city today. and washington wins. so, a lot of interesting stuff happening early in the season. >> let the drama begin. >> next week, nation's capital. it's oakland at washington. that's your final score here tonight. 34-21, as the falcons go to 2-1. coming up next expect on the west coast, your local news. this is al michaels for chris c collinsworth, michele, our crew, saying good night from atlanta, where you've been watching "sunday night football."

abc's janai norman joins us live with the denails. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning. as you guys know, this has been an unanswered question looming for hundreds of thousands of immigrants. they're the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers only know life in the united states but may not be able to stay. hundreds of thousands of d.r.e.a.m.ers waking up to a tough reality. president trump expected to announce he will end the program offering protections to the only life they know, one in the united states. >> this is where i grew up. this is where i made my friend. >> we don't looked at to be as d.r.e.a.m.ers but human beings. >> reporter: the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, young immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. white house officials telling abc news the president will likely phase out the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca. the program put in place by president obama to give young immigrants legal status now stands to be stripped away by trump who campaigned promising to be tough on immigration. >> i will immediately terminate president obama's illegal executive orde

josh norman trying to get flags with that bow and arrow. kerrigan and some other redskins teammates as celebrity waiters. norman running out of wine but have no fear, always back up. the event which also included an auction to raise money for kerr gen's foundation blitz for the better set up in 2013 providing opportunities and support for kids and families in need in the d.c. area. great night for a great cause. >>> some good news to end on tonight. senior air man lauren durham and michael davis with the florida national guard supposed to get ready next weekend. responding to irma instead. they tied the knot yesterday in orlando, sur [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- seth meyers, russell westbrook, musical guest, prts

let's return to the issues brexit, norman smith joins us now.ve in new york, which is the first time he will meet her after the article, of course. i suspect the difficulty in trying to get a meeting of minds in this is that theresa may seems to be engaged in a balancing act between different takes on brexit within government, within those, it seems, aren't philip hammond, possibly david davis, who are arguing fora possibly david davis, who are arguing for a status quo brexit when we leave in march 2019, to smooth the path for business, against the likes of boris johnson, the path for business, against the likes of borisjohnson, who at the weekend seems to be arguing for a much less giving approach to brexit, ig lets not give the eu loads of cash for access to the single market. —— ie let's not give. that is the divide which theresa may, up to now, has been bridging. whether she can continue to do so, we will find out with the florence speech looming, but i am joined by a parliamentary aide for the treasury, is that your take on the fundamental,

after the game cornerback josh norman had a lot >> as a man in this country, you know, you have to stand something. fall you have to and when a man calls you out that, supposed tock the president of america, supposed to be. calls you out like that as a group, and it's more things going on in this world, that's pressure. one brother, you mess with one, you mess with us all. >> now, president trump said that he watched some of the games and late last night commented that the players showed great solidarity but he also reiterated his earlier statements that he believes that team owners should not allow players to in his words disrespect the flag. live at fedex field, i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> thank you mel. fox5 of course our news will have continuing coverage on the story all morning long and later today on good day d.c. d.c. mayor muriel bowser will join us in the studio where she's also going to touch keep it right here on fox5. >>> search for killer is under way in prince george's county. two men were found shot inside a apartment building yesterday along the 9300 block of

josh norman mentioned it.ir front office, their owner, coaches, everybody linking arms and i think that's what happened. some members of the national football league got attacked and everybody rallied around them. this is as unified as i have seen the league probably since the 1982 player strike. >> interesting perspective. some people didn't agree with what was going on. i was by the raiders bench when they were sitting for the national anthem. a lot of fans were booing them. we'll see how this plays out but a very interesting day. i want to bring in mike of pro football talk.com. where do you see things going from here? >> well, i can tell you from the nfl perspective the hope is that the president will move on to something else and that this issue of the protests during the anthem will subside and the league can get back to the work that it was doing. players working with law enforcement to get a better understand tofg issues that communities are dealing with. the kinds of issues that came up in the feature

abc's janai norman has more. >> reporter: it's the art of making a deal, one that this time includes president trump working across the aisle and blindsiding his own party. >> the president agreed with senator schumer and congresswoman pelosi to do a three-month cr and debt ceiling into december and as what i will be offering based on the president's decision to the bill and we'll try to get 60 votes and move forward. >> reporter: fema will be able to quickly get emergency funding for hurricane harvey and the debt ceiling will be raised avoiding a shutdown and funding the government but only for three months. earlier in the day paul ryan scoffed at that idea. >> i think and disgraceful -- >> reporter: they wanted to increase it for 18 months hoping to avoid another bruising budget fight before midterm elections. but democrats brokering the more appealing deal looking for greater leverage later in the year on other issues like daca. >> today was a good day in a generally very partisan town. this is a really positive step forward. >> reporter: janai norman, abc news, washington. >> and

our board and members three of here - four of whom are today -- david, kevin and norman here. our board and members are a wealth of knowledge on naval and providing historical that arento activities happening today. we hope you will use us a you are doing research and writing articles. the briefing. >> thank you, claire. the list of ough speakers david rosen park for analysis of defense and retired captain. tillia mansfield. welcome. pulmar tphaefrpl and intelligence historian and wealth of knowledge all things and marine corps. ear admiral thomas brooks retired navy. nd eugene sullivan retired c.i.a. senior officer. everyone, thank you for being here today. avid, i would like to maybe -- cilia, if you would like to start off and tell us about the documents that were released. then we will go with q&a everybody has a chance to say a words and i ask you to stand up and identify your name you are source or who with. and make it a real precise question if you can. very much. >> good morning and welcome. i have some remarks that i prepared. from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the navalgympo

norman, iieiie;e. eeee 13 a“. tiél!’3i';:il§,. 3 .. 3 . . you. norman, some of the thank you.inancial settle m e nt something about the financial settlement and a bit about a transition for the first time. people are saying, we don't know much about the end destination and thatis much about the end destination and that is the crux. i doubt you will get much more than we have heard in that mrs may will reiterate her idea ofa that mrs may will reiterate her idea of a bespoke british deal. the difficulties with that is frankly thatis difficulties with that is frankly that is opened to all sorts of interpretations and options. there is nothing specific. in part, that is nothing specific. in part, that is because mrs may cannot be any more specific, because if she were to say, you know, we want a deal a bit like canada, that would alarm people like the chancellor and amber rudd, who are wary about that that might mean in terms of trade access f she were to say, perhaps we ought to look at something like switzerland or norway, that will alarm people like borisjohnson and the breck b

abc's janai norman has more on the current preparations. >> reporter: a monster storm whipping through atlantic. hurricane irma a category five storm with its eye on the caribbean heading toward the florida peninsula. >> it's a really big storm. it's -- they're really taking it serious this advertisement now one of the most powerful storms ever recorded over the atlantic ocean. that storm still deepening and strengthening with winds stoppingy topping 185 miles per hour, the hurricane could bring waves up to 23 feet. >> a category five hurricane, yeah. >> yeah. >> it's really scary so you have to be prepared as much as possible. >> reporter: governor rick scott pre-emptively issuing a state of emergency in all of florida's 67 counties. in south florida gas stations running dry and store shelves emptying quickly. >> the line to get water goes around the whole supermarket. >> reporter: in miami the mayor sounding the alarm calling for evacuations ahead of the storm. >> this hurricane is far too powerful, possess far too great a threat for us to delay actions any longer. >> i'm going to bo

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here's janai norman. >> like father like son. donald trump jr.aking to twitter after more than five hours meeting with congressional investigators. the younger trump tweeting, thanking the senate judiciary committee for their professional and courtesy saying he answered the questions until both sides had exhausted their lines of questions saying i trust this interview fully satisfied their inquiry, but some senators saying that's not the case. did donald trump jr. sway some of your concerns? >> there are still a lot of gaps and a lot of questions to be answered. >> the focus, don jr.'s meeting at trump tour during the campaign with a russian lawyer set up after an acquaintance told don jr. the lawyer had dirt on hillary clinton. e-mails show the president son's responded, if it's what you say, i love it. on capitol hill, don jr. attelling the committee he took the committee because, quote, to the extent they had information concerning the fitness or qualifications of a presidential candidate, i believed i should at least hear them out. >> for me,

janai norman, abc news, washington. >>> happening today, donald trump jr. is heading to capitol hill to answer questions about whether the trump campaign colluded with russia. reports say staff from the senate judiciary committee will interview trump jr. in private. some senators may also attend. questions are likely to focus on a meeting he attended in trump tower with a russian lawyer and others during the campaign. >> happening today, the san jose sharks plan to unveil something new for the shark tank. a new 2,000 gallon saltwater tank at the s.a.p. center. the team tweeted the photos yesterday, telling the fans we heard you like the shark tank, so we put a shark tank in the shark tank so you can watch sharks while you watch sharks. a new corporate partner will also be announced at the unveiling. the season begins in 12 days with the season opener at the tank on october 4th. >> very funny. let's get to meteorologist mike nicco. >> my hockey dreams have come true. a shark tank in the shark tank. a look from the exploratorium camera. that is not carl the f

. >>> well, the early norman rockwell painting reunited with the grant family from cherry hill in april of this year will be put up for auction, this fall, but painting was the subject of a fbi investigation after it was stole men 1976. now, restored, heritage auctions estimates the painting could sell for as much as 1.5 million-dollar, at a dallas auction on november 3rd, the family says that the enormous cost of insuring or storing painting led them to the decision to sell. >>> norman rockwell, my cub scout calendars back in the day, did all of the paintings for that. >> i remember that. >> kate bilo joins us for our forecast and what time of the year is it. >> it feels like july, or august, that forecast. >> yeah. >> it will stay like this for quite sometime. if you don't mind turning on the air conditioning at end of the september you'll love this forecast but no fall weather, just yet, maybe by the end of next week. we will get into more near sweater weather but lets look at is what going on outside. if you have been doing fall shopping as in buying fall clothes for babies, too hot

marshawn lynch, josh norman. >> amari cooper, michael crabtree, absolutely.d happen to the raiders if derek carr didn't get hurt? this looked like a team that were ready to go on a run. then, they got in the playoffs without them and claollapsed in houston. didn't work out. who is the next team that could complete with the new england patriots in the nfc? you have to include them. and josh norman, it will be fun watching him chase those wide receivers arnold, as well. >> people were talking about dallas and the giants and the two teams in the nfc east. philadelphia get beat by kansas city today. and washington wins. so, a lot of interesting stuff happening early in the season. >> let the drama begin. >> next week, nation's capital. it's oakland at washington. that's your final score here tonight. 34-21, as the falcons go to 2-1. coming up next expect on the west coast, your local news. this is al michaels for chris c collinsworth, michele, our crew, saying good night from atlanta, where you've been watching "sunday night football." ♪ >>> nbc sports, home of s

good to see you, norman. yeah, hi. norman is well known as the first black viking on the circuit.t people from outside londonjoining the group all the time. they realise it's a happy group and it's a tight—knit group and you're not going to split us up. a group not only re—enacting viking culture but challenging assumptions about it. let's go to the weather with matt taylor. a bit ofa a bit of a north— south split developing in whether this evening and overnight. in the southern half, cloud and outbreaks of rain and drizzle. breezy around the english channel. in the northern part of england, scotland and northern more clear. wet later on to northern ireland. the grampians and the highlands could get down to three or 4 degrees. a mild and grey start with cloud engulfing most of the uk through sunday morning. 0utbreaks with cloud engulfing most of the uk through sunday morning. outbreaks of rain and drizzle. northern ireland will lose the rain in the afternoon with sunshine coming out. much of england and wales will stay cloudy with patchy rain and drizzle and hill fog through the d

norman, thank you very much. the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news. islands in the caribbean are making last—minute preparations for hurricane irma, one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record with officials warning of its "potentially catastrophic" effects. it's already lashing the british territory of anguilla where residents say the powerful waves and high winds have been pounding the coastline. latest reports say the eye of the hurricane is passing over the island of barbuda. our correspondent sarah corker reports. this is the eye of the storm from space. dramatic images from nasa capture the sheer scale and magnitude of hurricane irma. the category five storm is on a collision course with several caribbean islands. popular holiday destinations like antigua and saint martin are preparing for life—threatening winds and torrential rains. storm surges of up to i2—feet are forecast and overnight some islands have started to flood. irma's path may change but at the moment it looks se

so professor norman ornstein, that was great. [applause] you are and bash optimists despite throwing back the covers on some really appalling ornamental dysfunctions and so why are you optimistic and maybe be specific about the three areas where you think we can accomplish something quick i wouldn't say i'm in unabashed optimists, sign and a vast optimists. i'm not unaware of the dangers and we haven't asked essential threats to our way of life and that's true not just of the governmental level, it's true at the societal level and that's part of it but how many of you saw the movie hunter? a marvelous movie that chris nolan made. and i mentioned for this reason. you have almost the entire. >> the take away, i'm going to step on your punch line. the take away is that citizens can self organize to step in, even when the government can't function. >> you have the entire british army being sitting ducks on the beach at dunkirk . the response from the british military was inadequate and tepid and it was a jolt to the civil society tha

test said to have been a hydrogen bomb that could be mounted on an intercontinental ballist janai norman is in northwest with the latest. thousands of people have after the discovery of a giant world war two era bomb-- forced them out. demolition experts in germany successfully defused the four-thousand pound bomb. more than 60-thousand people in frankfurt had to be evacuated in case it exploded. while such precautions are common when unexploded bombs are found... this was germany's largest single evacuation since the war ended. president trump is expected to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals' program, better known as daca. multiple news organizations, including the associated press, claim the white house plans to delay the enforcement f daca' allows nearly undocumented immigrants brought to the u-s as children to remain in the country. a formal announcement is scheduled for tomorrow. the president has nominated the former head of a coal company to lead the agency that oversees mining safety. david zatezalo is the president's choice to run the mine safety and health administ