and northeastern named aoun its president in 2006. he is an expert on global and experienceal education. and he has work opportunities around the world, and he shares many successes of the successes of the co-op program in the book. today northeastern students have work, conducted research in 131 countries and all seven continents. in 2011 aoun received the robert a mew award from mit which honors mit graduates from significant achievements in humanities, arts and social sciences field. he's one of seven university presidents honored by the carnegie association with a leadership award of $500,000 to advance his educational initiatives. which is remarkable and typical of his commitment. he pledged a matching grant to take this award further. after president aoun opens with his own remarks on his book. david rotman will take the helm and start a conversations to steer us through the works and questions. and we hope the audience will join in the discussion as well. david is editor of technology review, a science and business journalist,

fall form event featuring northeastern president joseph aoun. thank you m.i.t. press for partnering with the alumni association to bring this event to come to pass and also a special welcome members of president aoun's senior team that are here this evening to make sure we treat him well. we are very happy to have you here. i am the ceo of the m.i.t. alumni association and i'm glad to say it first hello. it's my pleasure to begin the program tonight but first a few important details. please remember to silence your cell phones. your phones may be used as a question if you visit alq m. alum.m.i.t..edu/you a to ask questions of our speaker. we are filming this event so please note that during the q&a your face or voice may be live on air and if you choose to participate. finally a final note please join us after the forum for conversation and coffee and dessert in a reception area. given that we got together to celebrate the m.i.t. community and the publication of a new book it is fitting that president aoun's publisher and another m.i.t. alum herself amy brand a

more to discuss in the coming hours as we try and piece together what exactly took place in the northeastern part of north korea. stand by with us. we will be with you shortly. >>> i'm isha sisay. the u.s. geological survey said there was a 6.3 magnitude explosion. now, let's be clear. it's still unclear yet if this was actually a nuclear test. but south korean officials say they believe the tremor was man made. north korean state media said earlier it had a hydrogen bomb that it could be put on an intercontinental ballistic missile. now they ran these images that you're looking at on your screen. they ran these pictures purpo purporting to show north korea leader kim jong-un expecting the device. let's go to straight to seoul south korea. bring us up to speed with the latest as you're hearing it. i know the south koreans were holding a national security council meeting. >> that's right. the meeting is still ongoing. that meeting convened about half an hour ago. we're also hearing that the south korean military has been put on a higher state of alert. there's also more surveillance taking pl

welcome back as we look at asia in northeastern areas the main talking point is tropical storm towel and now this particular storm system has got potential to really give some flooding rain it's racing across japan as we speak fortunately it is not a typhoon at one stage it did look as though it strikes southern japan as a category two equivalent storm but never says going to give some very strong winds and some restring the wet weather so flooding and mudslides certainly a potential before this storm system then begins to clear away as we head on through into monday so still northern parts of japan like you've seen some really heavy rain from that so some disruption that is likely in terms of flights as well as we head on through into choose that system moving away to far east of russia much of japan fine korean peninsula looking good beijing look at sunshine and twenty nine warm in shanghai that further towards the south where we've got the remnants of tropical storm doc sury which has been giving some very heavy rain across parts of thailand and through into meum are still heavy s

the moment we get that announcement, the moment we get details of what the regime did in that northeastern part of north korea we will bring it to you. in the meantime, i'm going to continue the conversation with ian lee. ian, to bring you back in, as we made the point, 6.3 magnitude explosion, massive, bigger than anything we've seen before from north korea when it comes to these nuclear tests. extremely worrying for countries like japan and south korea and china, these countries in the region all will be looking at this development and figuring out how they respond. >> reporter: that's right. you know, we're looking at that. it looks like that statement is actually being made right now. we have people who are listening to it, can translate it to us, will get it to us quickly. this is a very worrying situation for many people in the region. from different aspects. you have the south koreans and the japanese, the americans who see this as a viable threat that north korea continues to develop its nuclear program. you know, china is watching this also very concerned because north korea is --

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northeastern florida is now facing flash floods as the storm heads out of the state towards georgia. the british parliament has passed a controversial bill that would give ministers power to bypass parliament and create new laws the government says it's essential to allow the u.k. to leave the european union smoothly critics say it will dramatically undermine a parliamentary democracy in britain lawrence live reports from westminster. there are still those who demand the u.k. remains in the european union but judging by these tiny protests outside parliament increasingly few believe it's actually possible. that the basin votes were just one stage of an enormous process albeit an extremely important one the government's wants to hand power to ministers to be able to change e.u. laws into british ones without consulting parliaments many opposition politicians say that is a threat to democracy but a notable number who support breck's it voted not with their party but with the government's they said must be made to happen i knew it would become precocious and i knew it would be difficult

from other gay and northeastern nigeria catherine sawyer reports . children in my do green line that a.b.c.'s and one two three s. but this is not an ordinary class many of the pupils have seen what no child should some have watched their parents killed most often who fled attacks or the nigerian army pursuing the group in the north east the center has more than five hundred children including those whose parents were members of also. just made myself with maybe a few that yes i can do what they're. telling me do. you do what you ask them to do. than a mostafa founded the future progress islamic foundation ten years ago his mission is to do what is fighting against provide education and help war widows for that he's won a un humanitarian award. things. like . so this. over the years boko haram fighters have burnt schools killed and kidnapped students there more than two hundred girls from a boarding school in chibok three years ago shock to many most of all was involved in negotiating the release of some of the girls many children are no longer safe

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pennsylvania southwestern monroe county in northeastern pennsylvania northampton county in eastern bolivia until five forty five feet. four fifty four pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near werner's delta near branch delta near northampton moving northeast at thirty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and penny size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include allentown redding easton bethlehem for x. y. missing northampton nazareth palm and bangor cuts to jim thorpe hamburg sleeping ten fleetwood sinking spring and pen. for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition pale and frequent cloud to lightning is a thing with this storm moved indoors. remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicles flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm following county

welcome back we'll take a look at the weather across asia and northeastern areas this frontal system as well much given a lot of rain across southern parts of japan but that's obviously clearing away so at least during saturday weather conditions aren't looking too bad find one or two showers maybe coming off the sea of japan into central northern parts of the country for the size drive fine fine across the korean peninsula sunshine and twenty seven in beijing cloudy skies for shanghai and twenty three now as you head on through into sunday with our low pressure system which we sweeping through northern parts of asia and really heavy rain with some snow in the northern side across parts of russia and heavy rain across northeastern parts of china the right extends all way down as far as the river valley later that day the korean peninsula also see some rain developing but for japan weather conditions are looking draw and find twenty three in tokyo for central and southern parts of china we've got some showers across hong kong for taipei weather conditions not looking too bad but it re

attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled much of a demo a state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who leave his centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when they came when i returned after going to list i found i had houses so we started putting out the farm the people of a still feeling the effects of that to talk these are the gallery that held important facts the way you centuries ago traditional clothes and beds and other household items wire on display boko haram fighters burned everything that was in here. kingdom is a unesco world heritage site villages can't afford to have their home lose its historic value and its u.n. status. they recently started repairing what was destroyed along with experts from the national commission of museums and monuments here they're working on a section of the king's palace this is if you want to decide what other people decide because. of the order decided so the liver had decided most so stern was love at the boats an

hundred year old buildings and artifacts catherine sawyer reports from the man dar mountains of northeastern nigeria as part of our state. the kingdom of core is high in the mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled matter of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who live here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed where i heard screaming everyone ran away when they came when i returned after grade left i found i had burned houses so we started putting out the phone that people of color are still feeling the effects of that attack. these are the gallery that held important artifacts away you centuries ago traditional clothes carrying beds and other household items were on display boko haram fighters burned everything that was in here. kingdom is a unesco world heritage site villages can't afford to have their home lose its historic value and its u.n. status. they recently started repairing wha

flood ravaged parts of texas and louisiana that will likely far exceed the $50 billion given to northeastern states for hurricane sandy and -- 2012. >> congress returns from august recess on september 5. the rules committee will meet for 2018 from abundant in the request for hurricane harvey recovery aid. live coverage begins tuesday at 4:00 p.m. on c-span three, online at c-span.org or on the free c-span radio app. >> for more insight, we have done a minute, and what correspondent for q2 rollcall. good morning. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. , the the white house initial request will be in the neighborhood of $6 billion. members of congress are expected to approve that weekly. do you have -- quickly. do you have a sense of what they expect the total price tag to be? guest: last night the white house office of management and budget sent out a letter, and what they are asking for is $7.85 billion immediately. most of that is for fema to replenish the disaster relief fund. some good reporting from my colleagues, fema is burning through their disaster might have a stunning rate. --m

bore the brunt of maria people returning to find extensive damage to their homes and houses the northeastern part of the island was the hardest hit parts of the u.s. territory are expected to have no power for months. the death toll from mexico's earthquake has risen to two hundred seventy three the president believes there could still be people alive in ten buildings that collapsed in tuesday's earthquake rescue crews are working around the clock to reach an adult trapped under the rubble of a school in mexico city of twenty five children and adults died when the buildings came down. the kenyan president uhuru kenyatta says a court ruling that an old his election victory last month was a coup so says the supreme court has stolen democracy from the people the court blames the electoral commission for cancelling the results and you vote for october the twenty sixth those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street all season. germany is electing a new parliament poll suggests angela merkel is poised to win a fourth term as chancellor of europe's largest economy w

memory and on thursday residents are now returning to find extensive damage to their homes the northeastern part of the island was hardest hit parts of the u.s. territory are expected to be without power for months the u.n. has added its voice to the growing opposition to a controversial referendum in iraq's kurdistan it says the vote planned for monday could destabilize the region so far demands to call off the poll have not been heeded hundreds turned out for pro independence rally now bill iraq central government has dismissed the vote as illegal cody's delegation is set to visit baghdad on saturday to discuss possible alternatives. protests are showing no sign of letting up in spain's catalonia region with thousands of independence supporters are running outside a courthouse in barcelona. they're demanding the release of counted on government officials detained of next month's independence referendum spain's prime minister has called the vote illegal and says they'll be consequences if it goes ahead but counting on the government says it's time to hold the poll anyway. those are the hea

at least twelve people and injured more than twenty at least two blasts hit a settlement in the northeastern state of borna witnesses say the bombers detonated their devices at a gathering of farmers the region is at the center of the islamist boko haram insurgency. and could also hear pistorius is six year jail term be extended south africa's state prosecutors seeking a harsher punishment for the olympic and paralympic star are to present their arguments to the court of appeal on november third historias was sentenced last year for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. has described hurricane maria as devastating and mind boggling this after the storm swept over the small caribbean island maria is now charging toward a string of islands already devastated by hurricane irma it has slightly weakened but it remains extremely dangerous here again maria is pounding the french island of guadalupe and causing flights well much niek it's a similar story on the island of bimini. its prime minister a ruthless safe garrett has recorded his harrowing experience on social media he said he didn't

it's now a tropical depression harvey moves through northeastern louisiana and mississippi. rescuers have now begun a block by block search for anyone dead or alive who may have been left behind in harvey's catastrophic flooding. according to the white house 100,000 homes were damaged by that storm and accuweather is predicting the costs could soar to $190 billion, making this the most expensive natural disaster ever. president trump planning to return to texas on saturday and until then the white house says the president will be donating $1 million of his personal money to storm relief effort. "fox news" correspondent steve harrigan is in hard-hit beaumont texas with our report tonight. >> rescue after rescue continues in texas even as harvey has now been downgraded to a tropical depression. rising waters still nearly impossible to escape. agencies throughout local state and federal government are in hand to help put agents with the u.s. border patrol wearing a body cam after this rescue in houston. others who are just beginning to face the brunt of the aftermath relying on

across cats alone you the abundance of council in flags isn't something new in this wealthy part of northeastern spain but there's significance is taken on greater meaning ahead of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand we met knowing me on a servant to see. this is from barcelona who run a small bar in the center of the city arianna is in favor of an independent catalonia noaimi wants catalonia to remain part of spain their national identity essential to their differing opinions. i feel spanish and catalan i'm not embarrassed to have two different cultures and i'm in which by both of them i speak two languages and it's nice to have this option. or i only hope i don't share any of the ideas or traditions or culture there's a lot of the rest of the country. in sunday's planned vote is dominating conversations among family

comfortable lead in the polls she's not taking any chances meeting voters in her home district in northeastern germany to pound home the message one last time. chancellor angela merkel doesn't have to worry about keeping her campaign alive as she practiced the c.p.i. . and reid's voters image that are so and her constituency in eastern germany after all her conservatives have a healthy lead in the polls and merkel looks set to become chancellor for the fourth time. i think she has done a good job so far and that the results are tomorrow's general election will be pretty clear. but it's almost certain that the christian democrats might get enough votes to govern on their own with. one possible coalition partner the free market free democrats their leader christian in the last campaign day pitching for a comeback the f.t. pay failed to make it into the bundestag in the last federal elections. merkel could also renew the current coalition with the social democrats who trail far behind merkel's party in opinion polls their leader martin schultz made a final push to sway voters at an energetic rall

killed at least twelve people and injured more than twenty two blasts hit a settlement in the northeastern state of boredom witnesses say the bombers detonated their devices at a gathering of farmers the region is at the center all he said we spoke to her insurgency. state prosecutors in south africa seeking a harsher punishment for oscar pistorius the olympic and paralympic stone the sentence of six years in jail last year for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp prosecutors will present their arguments to the court of appeals on the third of november i reckon maria has begun to bash the caribbean the prime minister of dominica has described as devastating and mind boggling it's now intensified again and become a category five storm. maria is moving roughly along the same string of violence as with the hurricane that devastated the region earlier this month it's expected to move toward puerto rico on the virgin islands tonight and tomorrow we have made landfall on monday with winds of up to two hundred sixty kilometers an hour. maria ravaging the french island of guadalupe heavy r

there was a report of an earthquake in northeastern north korea. the initial report coming from china was that in fact it was triggered by an explosion with south korean officials. they said it was naturally based. but it could be tied to geological shifts in the mountains there from the nuclear test early this month. one final note back to that north korean foreign minister address the words only upping the ante it is now back to president trump. we will continue to do the developments in this story. and with the world focus on the showdown with north korea another threat is also growing. i ran now claims to have successfully tested a new ballistic missile that is capable of reaching much of the middle east including israel and it comes as they are promising to boost the weapons capabilities. they threat to ditch the nuclear deal in the wake of the continuing provocation. and just days after president trump accused iran at the general assembly is building i would like to bring in good afternoon thank you for joining us. the first thing i want to g

term in office was on a walkabout she's meeting voters in her own constituency in kaif's found in northeastern. all right and joining us now from the western german city of often is the w's rebecca meyer she is covering the final day of campaigning by miracles main challenger in this election martin schultz all right rebecca schultz is putting a positive spin on things so what was the mood like at this final rally. for you certainly got the crowd fired up it was the highlight of the day for many people here in aspen hundreds of people packed into the city's main hopes where to see the ask each candidate give his final statement but when i talked to some of the people standing around me though there was an air of resignation the polls are not looking particularly stellar for the ask even right now they were polling between twenty one and twenty two percent possibly historical lows expected tomorrow a little all japanned on at the last s.p.d. can manage to rally some of these undecided voters who are still trying to figure out which camp which candidate and which parties that they wish to go to

produces more wet some windy weather as we head on through into wednesday so let's head up then into northeastern parts of asia.

fourth term in office was on walkabout meeting voters and her own constituency across fault in northeastern germany. it's less than a day to go till germans cast their ballots and every vote counts i'm joined now by jared reid who's been taking a look at the party's last minute campaigning this week gerri it's good to have you with us what the party's been doing to get people to get out there and vote well it's really crunch time now what we've seen from the past week is that the parties have focused on the undecided voters and also the verses who aren't going to go to the polls so pollsters say that the voter turnout this year is going to be quite low so what we've done is we've taken a look at the c.d.u. as we've been hearing they're quite far ahead in the polls but you know that doesn't really mean much unless you can get your supporters out to the ballot boxes so how are they doing that with the help of celebrities these are german celebrities pledging their support fungal americal on the cd use instagram account we've got music icon heiner and olympic swimming gold medalist fun sisk of

we talked about the storm surge in tampa, but really, this northeastern quadrant where we knew -- where i mentioned is the most dynamic portion of the hurricane. and in fact that's what we're seeing now. there's a tornado watch in effect. seeing these tornado warnings pop up. dang reports that damage report that is have come in. but what is interesting now, we're seeing a different dynamic. the southern edge of hurricane irma had eroded away and lots of dryer air moving in. across this western edge you can kind of see on this water vapor imagery. here's the last frame. sara sidner is not out of danger yet. we've got essentially lots of moisture which is aimed at georgia, and into south carolina and they are seeing storm surges there. two, three and four feet. mayport florida, daytona beech. in daytona they're saying get to higher ground because the water is rising there, not just from the rainfall but because we're seeing that wall of water push on shore along the central northeaste northern coast. even into south carolina, the concerned in mt. pleasant, all of those area, very vulnerab

least twelve people and injured more than twenty at least two blasts have a settlement in the northeastern state of borno witnesses say the bombers detonated their devices at a gathering of farmers the region is at the center of the islamist boko haram insurgency oscar pistorius a six year jail term could be extended south africa state prosecutors are seeking a harsher punishment for the olympic and paralympic star they will present their arguments to the court of appeal on november third pistorius was sentenced last year for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. now to germany's general election on sunday and the turks living here who have the right to vote many are unsure whether they'll actually cast their ballots that's because turkish president tayyip erdogan has called for a boycott of germany's established parties d.w. met a turkish activist who are in berlin who is trying to persuade voters to exercise their democratic rights. on lay a pulled square in berlin i should the mirror is handing out flyers in turkish and german her organization the turkish union of berlin is enco

it was on a walkabout she was meeting voters in her own constituency of kind of stalled in northeastern germany looks like folks were happy to meet or take a few self it's. over more i am now joined by our political correspondents hans cons here in the studio and joining us remotely in a moment will be rebecca who is martin schulz is a final campaign rally in western germany and there she is hans let's start with you the latest polls continue to give merkel c.d.u. a double digit lead a commanding lead is this trust in merkel or in the cd there are a lot of loyalty to you who would simply vote for their party even though their number has been reduced in recent years but it is also a fact that i'm going to as a person is respected by voters from across almost across the entire political spectrum certainly they are voters in the social democratic field that supporter and even people from green party the environmentalist party. feel that market is doing a good job and may well give the if they have. the right rebecca let me turn things over to you for a moment you know martin schultz it loo

growing over attempts from the spanish government to block an independence referendum for the northeastern region of catalonia. 14 officials were arrested on wednesday prompting thousands of people to pour into the streets. they say they are determined to go ahead with the independence vote 10 days from now no matter what. the government and spanish constitutional court have been unambiguous. they say the vote is illegal and they have taken many steps to stop it from happening. they have seized 10 million ballots. they have prevented the referendum website being accessible within the region. they may even go as far as cutting off electricity in voting booths. if against the odds it happens and the catalan independence movement wins out the question becomes about its legitimacy. in 2014 there was a nonbinding vote on independence which the catalan independence won. if something similar happens this time around will they be given the kind of international credibility to function in other countries? genie: how much do people in catalonia really want independence or is this just anger about ma

at least twelve people and injured more than twenty at least two blasts had a settlement in the northeastern state of borno witnesses say the bombers detonated their devices at a gathering of farmers the region is at the center of the islamist vocal harami surgeons the. oscar pistorius a six year jail term could be extended south africa state prosecutors are seeking a harsher punishment for the olympic and paralympic star they will present their arguments to the court of appeal on november third pistorius was sentenced last year for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. mian mars de facto leader aung san suu kyi has broken her silence on the rohingya refugee crisis an army led crackdown has driven more than four hundred thousand minority muslims into bangladesh triggering a major humanitarian emergency so she's national address was highly anticipated she's been facing intense criticism for remaining silent on what the u.n. is now describing as ethnic cleansing let's listen to some of her speech there has been much concern around the world with regard to the situation in the kind it i

the dominican republic by tomorrow evening heading to turks and caicos and continuing on, north northeastern turn away from the u.s. as it weakens. puerto rico is drenched by torrential rains. in the bay area, quieter scene but interesting weather of our own. back with the weekend look. >>> police in alameda are looking for peeping tom. looking into homes 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., spotted several different times on two blocks of santa clara avenue. anybody with information please call alameda police. >>> berkeley unified school district is alerting community about a man who tried to lure a middle schooler into his vans. shattuck and durant avenues. spoke to her family. >> a car had drove by slowly. >> reporter: 12-year-old tima m was waiting when had encounter. >> jesturing to could to his car, blowing air kisses and waving. >> he was trying to get her, if he could have he would. >> reporter: although daughter is safe, so shaken, now plans to drive tima to school. >> i'm a single parent, can't always take time off but for safety if i have to drop her off, i'll do that. >> reporter: tima said

the dominican republic by tomorrow evening heading to turks and caicos and continuing on, north northeastern turn away from the u.s. as it weakens. puerto rico is drenched by torrential bay area, quieter sc but interesting weather of our own. back with the weekend look. >>> police in alameda are looking for peeping tom. looking intoom 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., spotted several different times on two blocks of santa clara avenue. anybody with information please call alameda police. >>> berkeley unified school district is alerting community about a man who tried to lure a middle schooler into his vans. shattuck and durant avenues. spoke to her family. >> a car had drove by slowly. >> reporter: m was waiting when had encounter. >> jesturing to could to his car, blowing air kisses and waving. >> he was trying to get her, if he could have he would. >> reporter: although daughter is safe, so shaken, now plans to drive tima to school. >> i'm a single parent, can't always take time off but for safety if i have to drop her off, i'll do that. >> reporter: tima sd man had dark beard and wearing a basebal

brunt of maria people are returning now to find extensive damage to their houses and homes the northeastern part of the island was the hardest hit parts of the u.s. territory are expected to be without power for months the death toll from mexico's earthquake has risen to two hundred seventy three the president believes there could still be people alive in ten buildings that collapsed in the quake on tuesday rescue crews are working around the clock to reach an adult trapped under the rubble of a school in mexico city a total of twenty five children and adults died when the buildings came down. the kenyan president says a court ruling that an elder his election victory last month is a coup who kenyatta says the supreme court has stolen democracy from the people the court blames the electoral commission for cancelling the result the vote will now take place on october twenty sixth jane is here with the news in thirty minutes i'm back after that between now and then one on one east. the remote windswept farrow islands are a world away from tropical southeast asia. but hundreds of asian women a

off that eastern coast they're throwing a lot of cloud along the eastern parts of canada and the northeastern parts of the u.s. as well and there's fairly dangerous rip currents on this coastline too that system is not going anywhere in a great hurry really sticking around as we head through the day on thursday elsewhere because the one weather system gradually edge its way east with that easing as it does say but another one is forming over the rockies and that's going to bring us some fairly heavy snow during the day on friday for the south of course this is all storm maria has a well defined by indicating that it's a very old.

authorities say they did not expect this in northeastern florida at all. they expected the storm would go up the peninsula of florida and head to the left, as it has, but they didn't realize this extensive beach erosion, this extensive wind, and the sustained surges would have been in northeastern florida in and around jacksonville and clearwater. as the choppers have gone up and emergency workers have gone in, this is what they've been saying in location after location. again, vilano beach here and authorities are saying it could be a very long time before these beach communities get all of their power back. down in davie florida in southeast florida, this is the miami, miami area, a fresh report. >> along the eastern seaboard, the eastern portion of the territory, we expect to be restored for all customers by the end of this coming weekend. >> there goes the power. >> hurricane irma knocked out electricity to more than 2 million south florida homes and businesses. they know billions of dollars of upgrades to strengthen the systems and hurricane wilma in

european still wants to hug the northeastern coastline. what you're seeing now are 21 models that make up the gfs. an hour ago a number of these were heading into the coastline. again, it's all about the steering currents. there's no great confidence that this is going to affect the u.s. but it's blowing up rapidly as we speak. >>> i want to get the latest from puerto rico. our reporter who was forced to flee by a gas leak joins us from san juan. we're hearing reports of extensive daniel. what have you been seeing. >> it's extraordinary just 24 hours ago we were seeing the beginning of the storm and we saw this morning how it made landfall. as we drove away from that area, a gas leak and a diesel leak making it unsafe to stay in that hotel. we saw the compact path of maria through puerto rico it followed highway 3, and that's the route we took. unbelievable damage to the vegetation around there. trees strewn across all the roads, back on the highways, you're seeing electric cables strewn across the tarmac itself, the asphalt, pillars shatt

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so a hurricane warning is in effect for the northeastern coast of the dominican republic. the turks and caicos and southeastern bahamas may take a near direct hit for the second time in less than two weeks bucks the most likely path of maria will keep the storm itself off of the u.s. coast. for cbs news, i'm meteorologist paul deanno. >>> on "cbs this morning," david begnaud with the latested from san juan and puerto rico. president trumping who has called the agreement an embarrassment says he has made up his mind on whether to abandon the deal but he won't say what he plans. iran has agreed to halt its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of the sanctions. if not congress has 60 days to decide whether to reinstate the sanctions. >>> the cam pape has grown to include actions after mr. trump took office. former campaign chairman paul manafort remains at the center of the probe and there are now reports he offered private briefings to a russian billionaire close to vladimir putin. jeff pegues has our report. >> reporter: while he was trump campaign chairman paul mana

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you see san juan where the population is, and the northeastern side of this storm could produce windsf 125 to 150 miles an hour, that storm surge of 6 to 9 feet and possibly rainfall in excess of 20 inches. it looks like it will stay to the north of turks and caicos and again move out to sea. we do have your warnings in turks and caicos and puerto rico. let's look at the rainfall because this is a major concern for puerto rico. we could see as much as 25 inches of rain falling over the mountains. that's the source region for a lot of these rivers, and these rivers funnel the water down into some of those higher populated areas, those coastal cities. you have the runoff down the mountains and it flows into an area like san juan and we could end up seeing extreme flooding because of the river flooding. then you add the storm surge on top of that, and that could lead to just catastrophic flooding for some areas, especially in northeastern puerto rico. let's focus on hurricane jose right now. keep in mind this storm is going to run into some colder waters, so that should weaken it to a tr

the worst winds, the worst storm surge, the greatest strength is that northeastern quadrant. therefore there have been evacuations in the turks and caicos and the southeast bahama islands. as we back up, at 1:00 in the morning we had a wind gust in the island of barbuda 155 miles per hour, and the instrumentation broke. so, we just don't know how strong. we have no communication from that island as well as st. maarten, or anguilla. month power most likely. we have heard from france's foreign minister that on the island of st. maarten, the four largest buildings are destroyed. they believe that most of the old buildings are either completely destroyed or partially destroyed. but, again, until the back end leaves this, we will not be able to have any airplanes get up in the air to give us some sort of an aerial assessment. ground crews on the ground will start giving us some word. hopefully in the next 12 to 24 hours. but most likely they're still shell shocked from this. the system then moved across the british virgin islands and it has done some flooding to st. croix and the