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and the activities i see by the chief of the national guard bureau working hand in hand with u.s. northern command on colorado and their commands to preposition helicopters, preposition task force truck and engineers that with hundreds of high clearance vehicles that can go in and assist with search and rescue and engineers that can help clean roads. those on top of what's already in the state in florida, georgia, south carolina, north carolina who are working hand in hand with the county officials. these are federal backups as well as that ship at sea that's about to go in and help our friends in the bahamas. a lot of planning has been going on, a lot of positioning of resources. we'll see how that gets reset tomorrow depending on the storm. at the end of the day, the storm has a vote. and it can be horrible for those that hit landfall. >> we are in a position now to lend search and rescue and those resources to the bahamas. >> absolutely. absolutely. that's an agreement, a long-standing agreement with the bahamas, because they are a commonwealth. that's one of the agreements we have with

northern california. whether or not that will happen is up to the bureau of prisons when she reports there in six weeks.rday a federal judge gave huffman a two-week sentence for her part in the nation's largest college admissions scam. she pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud after she paid $15,000 to boost her daughter's s.a.t. scores. the desperate housewives star will also have to perform 250 hours of community service, pay a $30,000 fine, and serve one year of probation. our cnn legal analyst joey jackson joins us now. you wrote in a cnn.com piece about how you are, quote, perfectly okay with huffman's sentence. >> i really am. let me explain why. to the nature of the scandal, ana, it is offensive to all of us for so many reasons. everyone who plays by the rules, does the right thing, parents and children, this smacks of privilege for sure. it smacks of power. smacks of influence. smacks of celebrity. and so that part i think in the whole just really vexes so many. let me tell you why i am okay with this, though. after she committed this offense, so many defendants in a court of law go in an

northern triangle. this is the single most important push factor from my the perspective. poverty and food insecurity as i mentioned are key contributors. 64% of haurndens live bureau the povertyine for instance with rural poverty more severe and 63% of central americaing the site lack of food as a motivation for migration. on top of that over the decade. transnational organizations have used the central american corridor for a range of elicits insist. including trafficking cocaine through the united states. as a result while the situation is improving in all threes honduras, gault ray ray and el salvador, the murder rates down 50% or more in each of the three countries. the region has experienced elevated rates of violence and general crime committed by drug traffickers gangs and other criminal groups. combined, these factors have created conditions that push many to make the dangerous trek north. i do want to be clear, though, that we we believe pennsylvania that pull factors, however are even more significant. and that's borne out by the dem graphics of those coming to the border. the strength of the u.s. economy first and foremost with historically low levels of unemployme

northern ireland, protecting all the achievements of the good friday agreement. i think we can, while simultaneously allowing the whole of the uk to withdraw. let's speak now to michael birnbaum, the washington post's brussels bureauasjust an incredible scene. the prime minister of luxembourg is a friendly guy, outgoing, well—known within european circles for being extremely cheerful and always bringing... he always seems to be telling jokes at the outset of summits. today was something different, emotional, passionate, really angry and a real edge and what he was saying, denouncing the current state of brexit affairs. you could just tell he was so frustrated with both the brexit process, and we don't know exactly his conversation with boris johnson today, but you know, he was angry and frustrated immediately upon leaving those one—on—one talks with the british leader. it was pretty noisy and i don't know if they would have heard much of they had continued. let's talk about what he discussed withjean—claude juncker. each said they would intensify their efforts. it is back to the future. they used to say this with theresa may but they went round and round the same issues, and didn't get any further on. we are still