has come to russia natural gas producer nova tech has announced a $21000000000.00 liquefied natural gas project in the arctic the pipelines are expected to be completed by 2025 and is seen as an important part of russia's plans for energy market expansion into asia the privately run nova take will run. majority with france's total 2 chinese companies and one japanese from owning and remained. that bring in financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange what else do we know so far about this project. while the exports are supposed to start by 2023 the project entails among others developing the gas field of course as a prerequisite.

at this hour, its remnants are pounding nova scotia. in the u.s., hundreds are still stranded in the outer banks off north carolina after it came across there our catie beck brings us the latest. >> reporter: dorian isn't over yet hitting parts of canada today as a category 2 downing trees and flooding streets in nova scotia, even toppling this crane in halifax. all day the storm crawled up the east coast with rough surf, closing beaches along the northeast coastline. >> if you're not a very good swimmer, i would stay out of the water today. >> reporter: in the carolinas, the wind and rain have come and gone, but dorian's floodwaters in coastal north carolina remain. swallowing ocracoke island >> we'll be ready and willing to help out anybody down there >> reporter: the coast guard saturday bringing supplies and aid there after it was slammed friday with 90 mile-per-hour winds and massive storm surge. friday morning dorian forced devastating landfall in cape hatteras, an area still evacuated and impassable north carolina's governor tour

i have seen wind gusts around 70, 75 through the overnight hours in nova scotia. up to newfoundland. 30 miles per hour plus. so it will be out of the picture finally by sunday night, as we head into monday. we call them hurricanes in the atlantic and typhoons in the western pacific. under a tropical cyclone umbrella. and that is a category 3 typhoon. it was category 4 yesterday. look how close it is to tokyo. unusual track. i think it will go right over the heart of the city, one of the most populus in the world here. thiss not next week or five days from now. this is today, later tonight, heading into monday. it will wreak havoc there. watch as i put the clock in the motion. it will go in between suruga bay and tokyo. 150 kph, 170 kph. but 100 to 110 miles per hour. that will be a huge deal for tokyo. keep that in mind. it is happening monday and continues through monday afternoon. a big wind storm. we'll talk about a potential for coastal flooding as the surge comes in. and rainfall, although thankfully this thing is going to be moving, no the going to be stalli

coast to nova scotia it's expected to make landfall there on saturday as a category 100 can at least 4 people were killed in the u.s. and more than 200000 with electricity many are still dealing with the impacts of flooding in north and south carolina and the guy who is in charleston south carolina. well hurricane dorian has finally moved off the u.s. east coast after briefly making landfall in north carolina and the outer banks there is taking a north east course that takes it away from all the states that were in danger for so many days remember the storms lots of for almost 2 weeks since it 1st formed about 200000 homes in north and south carolina have lost power they're expected to get it back fairly quickly because there was no damage to the infrastructure of a basically a hurricane during after spending days crawling out the u.s. east coast to spend almost everybody there was no damage in florida not in georgia very minor damage here in south carolina or north carolina pretty much dodged a bullet as well so the emergency services working on restoring power there are still warni

come russian natural gas producer nova tech has announced a $21000000000.00 liquefied natural gas project in the arctic the pipelines are expected to be completed by a 2025 and is seen as an important part of russia's plans for energy market expansion into asia the privately run nova tech will run. majority with france's total 2 chinese companies and one japanese from owning and remained. that bring in financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange what else do we know so far about this project. well the exports are supposed to start by 2023 the project entails among others developing the gas field of course as a prerequisite and then also building right on the spot on the guy down poland and then still in the arctic a plant for local fighting the gas to make a exportable and the russians are aiming to increase their stake in the world market considerably and this will be one tool one step in that direction last year they had about 8 percent of this gas market in their ending for 20 percent by the year 2035 and certainly with partners from from india or from china looking to deve

it landed in nova scotia, canada. it landed on a building in nova scotia canada. near 100 mile per hour winds caused it to tumble. nobody was hurt. more than 330,000 people have lost power in nova scotia because of that storm. >>> just in to the newsroom, a new warning for parents in pleasanton. police are investigating reports from a young girl who says a strange man tried to get her into his car. happened around 2:00 this afternoon near the corner of chardonnay and toriga drive. the man was driving a black sedan. pulled up next to her. asked her if she wanted to get into the car. she described the man as indian, in his 30s with a black beard, a black turbine ban and black long sleeve shirt s. >> in butte county, a fire burns out of control. the swedes fire scorched at least 400 acres. it's destroyed two structures. new images show flames glowing in the dark. this fire is burning near oroville. it's only 10% contained. it's already destroyed two buildings. the butte county sheriff says the fire started just before 3:00 this afternoon. people in the area are being

stakes in the gas game how russia is going north to bring more gas to asian markets russian producer nova tech is announcing a $21000000000.00 liquefied natural gas project in the arctic. raising this raising the stakes in the nuclear game despite sanctions iran is hell bent on starting to enrich uranium again on friday as pressure on the country's economy amount to. this is business. model for us. russian natural gas producer nova tech has announced a $21000000000.00 liquefied natural gas project in the arctic the pipelines are expected to be completed by a 2025 and is seen as an important part of russia's plans for market expansion into asia the privately run will run. majority with france's total 2 chinese companies and one japanese from owning and remained. bring in financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange what else do we know so far about this project. well the exports are supposed to start by 2023 the project entails among others developing the gas field of course as a prerequisite and then also building right on the spot on the guy down poland and instill in the arct

states of north and south carolina for cost is expected to bring hurricane force winds to parts of nova scotia late on saturday so we left a trail of devastation in the bahamas and thousands of people have been fleeing the islands by boat plane and cruise ship to escape the catastrophic off of the storm the death toll is now 43 but it is expected to grow significantly. in shock and in pain people on the bahamas are desperately trying to leave the islands ravaged by hurricane dorian for many the meager possessions they're carrying are all they have left no are no power over our own. eyes it's 5 everything we have everything is damage government trying to do this with the same guys they were doing do you want a good enough job to go after your people it's the police you know that was for no one any of them it's going to be. the people who once called this shanty town home are among the most desperate of dorian's victims national and international aid organizations have begun moving in to airlift the injured to to hospitals and bring food water and other staples to those who have no means

states of north and south carolina for cost is expected to bring her a cane force winds to part of nova scotia late on saturday it's already left a trail of devastation in the bahamas thousands of people have been fleeing the islands by boats plane and cruise ship to escape the catastrophic off of the storm the death toll is now at $43.00 but it is expected to grow significantly. the cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until the bridge in the middle of nobody had no clothes on they thought their lives you know have no clothes no have nothing no love no power of clothes why no. i it's 5 everything we have to say putting it down made such. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we forget about the many keys around the close and particular th

states of north and south carolina for costas expects it to bring hurrican force winds to parts of nova scotia late on saturday it has already left a trail of devastation in the bahamas thousands of people have been fleeing the islands by boat plane and cruise ship to escape the catastrophic health of the storm the death toll is now at $43.00 that it is expected to grow significantly. in shock and in pain people on the bahamas are desperately trying to leave the islands ravaged by hurricane dorian for many the meager possessions they're carrying are all they have left you know our no power over our own. mind it's 5 everything we have everything is i mean they were trying their best but it seemed right they were going to be going to a good enough job to record the people just to please their people for no what we are the ones who live here. the people who once called this shanty town home are among the most desperate of dorian's victims. national and international aid organizations have begun moving in to airlift the injured to to hospitals and bring food water and other staples to those

states of north and south carolina forecasters expected to bring hurricane force winds to parts of nova scotia late on saturday the storm has already left a trail of devastation in the bahamas and thousands of people have been fleeing the islands to escape the catastrophic aftermath of the storm the death toll is now at 73 is expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until the bridge or even nobody. will be on the poles who have nothing no are no power no more i know. i it's by everything we have seen printing is made such. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we forget about the many keys around the clothes that particular. we have to put this focus on those keys because we have residents living on those fees as well i

water off the hurricane dorian destroyed their homes and communities the storm is now lashing canada's nova scotian knocking out power to hundreds of thousands. and canadian teenager young calendar yes who wins the u.s. open title she beats 23 time grand slam champion serina williams in new york to college the 1st at a set. time have a home free glad you could join me us president donald trump says that he has counseled peace talks with afghanistan's taliban leaders at camp david now he tweeted that he had scraps the meeting planned for sunday after the taliban took credit for an attack in kabul. or earlier this week that killed a dozen people including an american soldier the u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in hopes of ending the afghanistan conflict. and our washington correspondent khalid like it has been following this story for us and brought us the latest on trump's surprise announcement. thurst says car bomb attack in kabul that killed 12 people and that the taliban have admitted to was the last straw for president trump has called off peace talks with the tali

homes and their communities destroyed in need of food and water the storm is now lashing canada's nova scotia knocking out power to hundreds of thousands. and in tennis bianca andre ask who wins the u.s. open she beats 23 time ground slam champion serina williams to clinch 1st at the slot. a minute who has mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan president donald trump says he's canceled peace talks with taliban leaders at camp david which was supposed to be taking place today and the tweets the president said that he had scrapped the secret meeting off of the taliban claimed responsibility for a car bomb in kabul that killed a dozen people including an american soldier the u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in the hopes of ending the afghanistan conflict. the body of an american soldier returns home sergeant ellis but i thought piece age 34 was the 16th u.s. service member killed in afghanistan this year and one of a dozen people who died when a taliban car bomb exploded on thursday near the u.s. embas

eastern canada packing sustained winds of up to 145 kilometers per hour is forecast to touch down in nova scotia later on saturday. india's space agency is analyzing data to find out why it lost contact with a spacecraft carrying a moon lander it appears that challenger into orbit or was just a short distance from the lunar surface when communication broke down the mission set out in july and to explore the uncharted territory of the moon's south pole. and it only a correspondent joins us now from the indian capital delhi phone you may have president moody did look somewhat disappointed there but he made an effort to reassure the nation there was much to be proud of just how big a setback is this for him. well definitely the response across the nation despite the disappointment of what made the pedia off the program has been the support is strong which is india's space program the prime minister himself and others in the administration as well as civilians came out on social media to express support but of course india was trying to be the 4th nation just after the us russia and china to

after hurricane dorian destroyed their homes and communities a storm that is now lashing canada as nova scotia knocking out power to hundreds of thousands. and then 10 is beyond condrey a school wins the u.s. open title shooting to $23.00 times grand slam champion serena williams to clinch for the 1st ever slam. on the whole fairly shifts good to have you with us we begin the show with a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine the swap is being viewed as a step towards easing tensions between the neighboring countries and could also increase the chances of resolving the conflict in eastern ukraine 5 years of fighting between your cranium troops and russian backed separatists has left more than 13000 people dead. their 1st steps of freedom back on home soil 34 former prisoners arriving in kiev a handshake from the president is nothing. compared to the embrace of a loved one. some had been separated for months others years never knowing what would come next. but most of the now it's possible yes that is kept on changing we heard that the prisoner swap was going to fa

their homes and communities destroyed and in need of food and water the storm is now lashing canada's nova scotian knocking out power to hundreds of thousands. and doing tennis yeah i can but yes cool when the u.s. open she beats 23 time grand slam champion serena williams to kick shot 1st as the slam. was. the x. . i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with taliban leaders from tweeted that he also scraps a secret meeting planned with the taliban camp david on sunday are the taliban took credit for an earlier attack in kabul early in this this week or the attack killed a dozen people including an american soldier the u.s. and the taliban have been. since last year in the hopes of ending the afghanistan conflict. case we're joined now by journalist annie le t.v. in kabul good to have you with us allie so president trump says that he has called off a secret meeting with taliban leaders have we heard from the afghan government yet what's their reaction we h

their homes and communities destroyed their need of food and water the storm is now lashing canada's nova scotian knocking out power what to hundreds of thousands. and in tennis yankee andrew yes who wins the u.s. open she beats 23 time a grand slam champion serena williams to clinch the 1st ever slapped. the x. . on helena humphrey glad you could join me it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with taliban leaders trump tweeted that he also scrapped a secret meeting planned with the taliban at camp david on sunday after the taliban took credit for an attack in kabul this week the attack killed a dozen people including one american soldier u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in the hope of ending a for. the afghanistan conflict. and for more on this and now i'm joined by the w.'s on the pages the man who's been covering the afghan conflict for since 2001 so very good to have you with us sandra now president trump says that he has called off this secret meeting with taliban leader

plenty of rain murkiness went to nova scotia. if we put the center of this thing and track it forward it is the going to travel well out into the atlantic were it will be fairly windy and rainy over northeastern parts of canada. not entirely done with during but no longer a tropical storm. was go to tom hansen with the latest of the recovery effort in the bahamas and the u.s. >> reporter: he is a diver who lives in freeport, like so many other people on the bahamas he is trying to evacuate after hurricane dorian. >> we don't have any power, water it is hot out there. >> reporter: the desperate search for victims in efforts to help survivors continues after dorian left disaster in its wake. >> >> reporter: hundreds waited on mr. ferguson stothhis family since the hurricane. glimpses of relief our insight. like this british military ship that brought eight. on saturday dorian trekked up to nova scotia canada with wind and rain after pounding the u.s. eastern seaboard on friday. dorian left behind widespread damage on north carolina

now headed out to sea, to the relief of many people here, and it is next expected to touch land in novaotestors have gathered after a leading politician was sentenced to nearly ten years in prison. janan kaftan jaorloo was convicted mainly on the basis of tweets she posted several years ago which insulted president erdogan. as the head of the main opposition party in turkey, she played a key role in her party's triumph in the istanbul mayoral elections in june, which saw the ruling akp party lose power. another long week in british politics is coming to an end. it's been dominated by the next steps in brexit, and attempts by the prime minister borisjohnson to call an early election. so far, those attempts have failed. opposition parties are united in insisting an election cannot happen until after an eu summit in mid—october. and a bill preventing the uk from leaving the eu without a deal will become law on monday — despite the prime minister pressing lawmakers to reject it. here's our deputy uk political editorjohn pienaar. much easier, this, then leading the country. boris johnson muc

h nova coach that had to be taken to shelters. this construction crane toppled by dorian. >>> the united states marks 18 years since those terrible 9/11 attacks this week 37 and peace talks with the taliban have hit another roadblock. u.s. president donald trump said he is scrapping a secret meeting with the taliban leaders at camp david. it's a response to a bombing in kabul, that bombing that killed a u.s. soldier on thursday. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. that's despite peace negotiations and signs the u.s. was ready to withdraw some troops. mr. trump says that he was also meeting separately with the afghan president ghani, a source says he wanted to set up a meeting with ghani and another founding taliban member. a terrorism expert at the asia-pacific joining us live from london. good to have you with us. >> good to be with you, george. >> so, look, there's walt to unpack here. in mentioned the optics around 9/11. i mentioned the optics around 9/11, inviting a senior member to the taliban during such a sen

the second largest landfall ever in nova scotia, the strongest in 1963. this storm coming to an end, good news but the peak of tropical season. we have other storms to keep an eye on for. we have this section here this cluster of storms to the north of leeward island only about 20% chance of developing into something but the concern here isn't whether or not it becomes a tropical storm, it's where it's headed because regardless of whether it gets name or not it's headed back to the bahamas and the last place strong to severe thunderstorms at this point in time. we are also keeping an eye on this cluster here which has about a 40% chance of development and something we will keep an eye on all of these systems the next couple of days. >> allison, thank you so much. >>> states are getting ready to ditch their republican primaries, but president trump is not the only republican running for president. former massachusetts governor bill weld is challenging the president and calls the move unfair, undemocratic and we will talk with him next. >>> plus, don't do i

atlantic coast knocking out power to roughly half a million customers after it made landfall near nova scotia. dorian now downgraded to a posttropical storm and 90-miles per hour winds and pouring rain left damage. but nothing compared to the devastation and destruction in the bahamas. >> it is going to be difficult. i was in puerto rico after hurricane maria, and that was heartbreaking and devastating. >>> tammy is an icu nurse at kaiser walnut creek and a member with the registered nurse response network. she was among a group of nurses from the bay area what drove -- who traveled to florida in anticipation of dorian. they didn't stay there long after a hurricane took a turn eastward. now they are off to the bahamas to help care for people there. >> things have been reduced to rubble. people still don't know where their loved ones are. people are, you know, injured. they have wounds that need to be tended to, so, that is kind of preparing myself for the worst. >> reporter: these are the items she has packed. the group will be stationed in the grand bahama, one of the areas where medi

. >> i was looking over how much of the effects would be in cape code and nova scotia too.storm. that huge wind field and rain will move into southern new england later today. as we watch the storm, the center is just off the outer banks. not positive we'll see land fall. if we do, it will be towards hatteras. i haven't seen the gusts in the 70-range. the strongest we saw was 82 in south carolina. the gusts were really only hatteras now and this rural portion. we are going to take this big yellow thing and push it off the coast. then it looks like it will head up and barely clip these areas and then be over nova scotia. there is the forecasted path that makes it a category 1 hurricane. it is not going to be a huge or deal but more of an inconvenience with rain and wind as you go overnight tonight and saturday morning. >>> michigan state university has been fined $4.5 million over failing to protect students in the larry nassar case. devos describes this a total and complete failure to follow the law and protect students. some of nassar's victims are saying the fine is not e

it made landfall in nova scotia yesterday. here you can see a crane that collapsed onto a building under construction. near 100-mile-per-hour winds caused it to tumble. the building was empty. luckily no, one was hurt. more than 330,000 people have lost power in nova scotia because of the storm. >>> a new warning to parents in pleasanton. police are investigating reports from a girl who says a strange man tried to get her into his car. it happened about 2:00 yesterday afternoon, near the corner of chardonnay and touriga drive. the 11-year-old girl told police the man was driving a black sedan and pulled up next to her asking if she wanted to get in his car. the man is described as indian, in his 30s, with a black beard, black turban, and a black long sleeved shirt. >>> oakland police beefing up patrols this weekend looking for illegal sideshows. what you're looking at is one you may remember from last weekend. police say they have their eyes in the skies as well, with helicopters patrolling from the air. anyone caught joining

and you can see the path goes across the northern edge of nova scotia. and across prince edward island and the far north atlantic and we can stop talking about dorian. at least as an active storm. we will still talk about it because of the legacy the storm leaves behind. let's talk about back home. these numbers look pretty impressive. that's telling you how much warmer we are going to be tomorrow in these locations. walnut creek, 12 degrees warmer than you were today. but you are only going to 84. that means it was 72 today. you just lived through what was a pretty unique day. we had a really nice cooldown and it was breezy. now the inland locations will notice the bigger jump tomorrow because we noticed the bigger drop today. let me show you the rest of the bay area. i'll get more locations. you can see san francisco, oakland, fremont. san jose, santa rosa, we will all warm up, but not be quite as dramatic. so, an eight degree warmup gets you back to 85. here is everybody else. so, tomorrow, we bounce back and then we pretty much stay at average this l

it is going to move up towards nova scotia as we go throughout the day today. because of that, we do still have tropical storm warnings and up through nova scotia we have hurricane warnings still in effect. it should weaken into a tropical low but nova scotia will be next feeling the effects. we could see minor beach erosion. nantucket produced wind gusts up to around 51 miles an hour. we should stay in the 20 to 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts going forward. winds will ease as we go into this afternoon. as for additional rainfall, maybe another inch or so across nantucket. up across down east maine we could have 1/2 inch especially the farther east you go. we'll see the impacts further south you go. chenel. >> we'll get to the rest of the national forecast in a minute. >>> meanwhile, in the bahama the death toll continues to rise with the fate of thousands of people still unknown. parts of that island chain flattened. residents there desperate for help. morgan chesky is in nassau with the very latest. good morning. >> peter, good morning. officials really starting

it looks like it will make another landfall in nova scotia and thenit another landfall in nova scotiap towards iceland. so the remnants will be an ex— hurricane by this time. for the uk it will bring some wet and windy weather through the middle part of the week, but the storm or what is left of it will be well to the north of us. through the weekend, before we get there, things are looking largely dry and settled. high pressure in charge through the weekend. there will be a few isolated showers dotted around here and there and it will be quite fresh and there and it will be quite fresh and autumnal, because although we have high pressure setting out to the south—west, with winds rotating around that high pressure, we have a northerly breeze, especially chilly if you are sitting in that breeze around the east coast, but for most of us it is looking like a largely dry day, with plenty of sunshine. the areas most likely to see the showers to the far east of england, but parts of wales and south—east england as well. temperatures somewhere between 17 and 19 degrees for most of us, just a

the re m na nts of landfall in nova scotia. wet and windy weather for us, but nothing as dramatic as what has been happening on the other side of the atlantic. a largely dry, settled weekend. we have got some showers aboundin weekend. we have got some showers abound in the forecast today, but many of us will avoid them throughout the weekend. generally settled with isolated showers. the reason for the dry, settled weather is this area of high pressure building in from the west through the weekend. it will feel quite chilly with those winds. the breezes coming in off the north sea. eight few showers across parts of east anglia and the south—east, and one or two for northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. elsewhere should stay mostly dry. temperatures 17—20 for most of us, but cooler for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. as the ashes continue today at old trafford, we are not likely to see any rain. sunny spells, 17 celsius. into the evening, dry and clear across the uk, just ate few isolated showers,

and for our friends up in cape cod and nova scotia, nova scotia is expecting a category 1 hurricane as we go through saturday. so it's not done yet after it's past north carolina and even areas there around st. john. and our friends in cape cod are under a tropical storm warning. they could see winds gusting over 39 miles per hour. overall i think it's going to be looked at as a minor hurricane which is fine. >> for the east coast of the united states minor. not necessarily for the bahamas, obviously. >> right. that was a historic -- >> yeah. once we get done with this part, then we just can focus all our attention trying to help the people in the northern bahamas. >> which they very much need. >> absolutely. bill karins, we're going get an update i believe in about 35 minutes from now from the national hurricane center at the top of the hour barring any delays. we'll have that for you as soon as that comes into our newsroom. >>> i want to go to david gura right now who is standing by nags head, north carolina. one of the area that was at risk for storm surge flooding that bill was jus

and more than 200000 people are without electricity dorrian is expected to reach nova scotia canada late on saturday and the gallagher is in charleston south carolina. well hurricane during has finally moved off the u.s. east coast after briefly making landfall in north carolina and the outer banks there is taking a north east course that takes it away from all the states that were in danger for so many days remember the storms lots of for almost 2 weeks since it 1st formed about 200000 homes in north and south carolina have lost power they're expected to get it back fairly quickly because there was no damage to the infrastructure basically hurricane during after spending days crawling up the u.s. east coast to spend almost everybody there was no damage in florida not in georgia very minor damage here in south carolina or north carolina pretty much dodged a bullet as well so the emergency services working on restoring power there are still warnings in place in places like virginia but ultimately the storm is now headed to canada or nova scotia where it's expected to hit landfall as a cat

now headed out to sea, to the relief of many people here, and it is next expected to touch land in novae last year has put pressure on president trump and congress to change the country's gun laws. but for many communities gun violence is a daily reality. this week the us hit the grim milestone of 10,000 people shot dead so far this year. of those killed or injured by gunfire, 2,500 of them were children. from washington, chris buckler reports. the cordons and closed off streets have become too familiar. they mark the spot of the latest drive—by shooting that has left a man and woman in hospital. it happened on people's doorsteps and was just one of half a dozen shootings in washington, dc on this single evening. this is one of the cities that symbolizes this country's problem with guns. a very huge problem that america has with guns and something does need to be done about it, because we are going to continue to keep losing people. some mass shootings here in the united states attract a huge amount of attention. but the more regular, almost routine gun violence goes ignored. this is ju

coast to nova scotia it's expected to make landfall there on saturday as a category one hurricane at least 4 people were killed in the u.s. and more than 200000 without electricity many are still dealing with a impacts of flooding in north and south carolina and is in charleston south carolina with more. well hurricane during has finally moved off the u.s. east coast after briefly making landfall in north carolina and the outer banks there is taking a north east course that takes it away from all the states that were in danger for so many days remember the storms lots of for almost 2 weeks since it 1st formed about 200000 homes in north and south carolina have lost power they're expected to get it back fairly quickly because there was no damage to the infrastructure basically hurricane during after spending days crawling out the u.s. east coast and spared almost everybody there was no damage in florida not in georgia very minor damage here in south carolina or north carolina pretty much dodged a bullet as well so the emergency services working on restoring power there are still warni

founder chris fischer invited us to join the first day of his 2019 nova scotia expedition.t pulled you up here? >> fischer: and we come up here. we've been here 24 hours. we've seen two or three sharks, and no one ever even knew to come look here before. >> whitaker: "ocearch" launches a team on a small boat to hook white sharks, much as fishermen would, using long lines, bait and floats to keep them near the surface. >> fischer: hooked in the corner of the mouth. squared away. everything's green out here. >> whitaker: "ocearch" is a converted alaskan crab boat equipped with a platform that's lowered into the water off one side. as the small boat tows the shark alongside, "ocearch" fishing master brett mcbride leaps onto the submerged platform, into water that's 49 degrees. with the line in his hand, he guides an 1,100-pound male white shark onto the cradle. whoa, whoa! look at that. the platform is raised out of the water, effectively "beaching" the shark. it offers no resistance, worn out after being hooked and "towed" for nearly an hour. mcbride gets right in its face to

and then finally arrived in canada in nova scotia over halifax its strength and this is the tropics now strengthen to a category 2 hurricane as it hit halifax gusts of 150 kilometers per hour waves of 50 meters and raincoats of a $170.00 millimeters now you may think this is quite extraordinary actually halifax was hit by a concrete to hurrican in 2003 so this isn't a stranger to hurricanes it has happened before although it was in this century that clearly that's going to cause certain amount of damage sounds of people without power a crane was destroyed or brought out as you say 100 year old trees have been uprooted and there was damage once again it all the harbors along the atlantic coast of nova scotia that this was the 7th landfall then they went north across prince edward island it's no longer a hurricane but sort of install in different. weather sponsored cantata. big storms generate thousands of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives hold to separate the spin from the facts. the misin

looks like nova scotia will be hit this afternoon and tonight. they do happen. hurricanes hit the maritime. it is rare. dorian has been surprising us for a while now. we'll talk more in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, rob. i'm sure people in north carolina are happy to see it go. we continue team coverage in the bahamas where the devastation is massive. the united nations estimating at least 70,000 people are homeless in abaco and grand bahamas. abc's marcus moore is in nassau with the very latest. good morning to you, marcus. >> reporter: eva, good morning. this morning the critical search and rescue operations are ramping up once again as thousands of storm survivors are lining up at battered airport terminals and boat docks hoping to get off those battered islands and here to nassau. this morning hell on earth in parts of the bahamas as survivors await humanitarian aid. the death toll rising, now at 43. thousands possibly missing and the deceased still under piles of rumble. >> for the first time in my life i saw a dead body. seeing that switched my wh