thousands have been moved from their homes in the states of andrea pradesh and odessa. we have this report from new dehli. >> reporter: india's south-eastern state of odessa and andrea pradesh are being battered by nature, a rear after cyclone phailin wreaked havoc. winds up to 195 k/hr are toppling powerlines and uprooting trees. >> we are facing a lot of problems from last night as we are not getting food items. no one is coming out of their houses. we have nothing to eat. >> a response force says it has prepared for the worst with cyclone hudhud, deploying 1800 emergency staff, equipped with boats and debris clearing machinery. 100,000 have been evacuated seeking shelter. people are scared for the homes and farms they have left behind. >> around 10-sa buses have been stopped because of heavy winds. a few were blown backwards because of the wind force. >> 12 million were detected by cyclone phailin, but casualties were low. authorities say they are better prepared this year, and not taking chances. >>> international monetary fund says it's ready to provide money to co

from odessa road at silver lake road, from the 700 block of middleton odessa road. no one answered the door today at the senator's home. but, in a statement, hall long apologized for the incident, and said she wished it hadn't happened. >> it is kind of hard to believe that the senator's husband got out of bed, got into the car, drove around, stealing signs, and then came home. without her knowing. i mean, i just don't believe that. >> neighbors say the sign theft is a new low in the political campaign for state senator. but won't sway the polls. not mine. no way. because i'm a democrat. so -- >> long was arraigned this morning, he is facing one misdemeanor, theft charge. iaian? >> thalia, thank you. new castle county police are asking for your help to identify the armed robber who held up a woman, outside her wilmington apartment. police have released a sketch of the suspect, the woman was robbed and pistol whipped as she left the holly oak manor apartment, just before 10:00 a.m. last friday. she was treated at a hospital for facial injuries. if you know something

of course in crimea but also in odessa. any of you who are interested, i really do command a work called odessa network, which talks about the details of people who, you know, one of putin's dairy major allies who was with him in dresden, and how he owned major parts of the port in odessa. and a lot of the arms that could be serious or going through this operation in east ukraine. arms production, and then through odessa. so there's a big financial interest that the people around putin have in ukraine. it's very, very important, and i think when john a call which fled, which this wasn't planned by the kremlin -- .co which. they wanted him to stay but when he fled a lot of those interests were suddenly extremely exposed. >> i want to also talk of sanctions again because we remember and his arrest in 2003, i have, i started writing, all the other oligarchs all came and bowed down. yes, we will do this, we will do that. what about the chance, since this is a shocking anyway, to a certain extent it's like the soviet union. owne

. >> because this aunt odessa. and i love her so much.as a favorite was aunt odessa, a small loquacious woman with deeply wrinkled skin and hair jutting out every which way. she lived around the corner from papa joe's place in a small three-room house unpainted. silver and warped with decay. her house had no bathroom, no plumbing, and no gas heating. she retrieved water from an outside pump and bathed in a wash tub. she went to the bathroom in a slop jar and ferried its contents to a spot out back. but when she died, i was told that $16,000 in cash was found in the freezer section of her refrigerator double and triple wrapped in wonder bread bags. >> yes. >> and this is, let's remember 1980 we're talking? ronald reagan is president while this woman, your aunt has no plumbing in her house, none of these things. >> right. and i think that, you know, trying to capture what rural poverty looks like. >> yes. >> very often, when we talk about the poor in this country, we're talking about, you know, we use the euphemisms of inner city and concre

and odessa has the second lowest unemployment. i think in-state tuition will stay but we need to find a way to make sure those young graduates stay in texas. that's where we'll benefit. we have a real challenge on our hand when we have the lowest unemployment, and so we have to make sure that we have the right work force. that's why we need guestworker program, we need to make sure we retain this brain power in our state. we need to continue but the only way that texas will continue being the leader in the nation is to have a prepared work force. that would certainly help with some of those staying here in texas. >> well, want to open it up now to questions from the audience. if you have any questions, please go up to the microphones. i ask you to keep your questions to questions and not statements and be respectful in addressing our panelists. we'll start on this side. >> thank you for coming. my question is regarding the step that the texas state board of education took in april to begin the toe create a curriculum for mexican a

and then through odessa. so there is a big financial interest that the people around putin have in ukraine. it is very, very important. in a think that when any code which fled which are obviously was not planned by the kremlin, they wanted him to stay in, but when he fled a lot of those interests for extremely exposed. >> sanctions. anything? >> and i wanted to add to that. >> add to that, and then we will -- >> we remember, arrested in 2003. the other oligarchs all came about down. yes, we will do this and that. what about the chance that -- this is a shell game anyway. to a certain extent it is let the soviet union. ownership does not matter. connections matter. putin as all the connections and they have an interest in him staying in power, you can't have -- may be as sanctions -- none military. but the chance that the oligarchs going to keep barreling down, especially giving signals. does not matter who owns it. not going to get putin. >> i think there are two pauses of possible outcomes to sanctions in a

republican party members caught long stealing signs on odessa road. >> they know better than to engage in this sort of lyle activity. it really is disgusting. >> reporter: senator halllong is running for re-election. and issued a statement. sadly this race has become tough and personal. my husband is my high school sweetheart and loves me very much. i was not aware that he's allowed the campaign attacks to get the better of him. of course, i'm disappointed in him and wish it had never happened. and gop candidates are calling for the senator to remove herself from the election race. reporting live from delaware, katy zachry, "nbc10 news." >>> now in an attempt to strike this morning, union workers are making preparations in case talks fall through leading them to walk off the job. as local 234 members left a strike captain's meeting, carrying on-strike signs. the work stoppage could happen as soon as monday. the union president says a decision will likely be made by tomorrow. both sides confirm that they're still working towards a resolution. >> as we look at it and evaluate where we ar

and i knew nothing about it, and i'm from odessa, california, and he wrote it in sacramento and san josei new exwoght about it and i had san jose as my local paper. i was younger. maybe i didn't care. but it just kind of went away. >> jon: exactly. so this guy uncovers this idea that the c.i.a. is involved in the nicaraguan civil war on the side of the contras, and allowing drug dealers access to selling drugs in the united states so that money can be funneled into their military. >> right congress wanted nothing to do with funding that war. >> jon: anymore. because they had already been doing that. >> yeah. >> jon: exactly. >> they went down that road. >> jon: web publishes this in a small newspaper in san jose, and then the world explodes on him. >> explodes in a good way at first. when the internet first came out, this is when it-- viral wasn't even really a word at that point. it really exploded, like a million hits a day were happening in 1995, mind you. so it really started taking off, and it created, not riots, but a lot of uproar in african american communities and throughout the

thousands of people have been evacuated from the parts of andrea pradesh and odessa.zeera's correspondent is monitoring from the capital, new delhi. >> the south-eastern states of otisa and pradesh is battered by nature. heavy rains and winds of up to 195 k/hr are top lipping powerlines -- toppling powerlines and uprooting trees. >> translation: we are facing a lot of problems from last night as we are not getting food items, no one is coming out of the houses. >> the country's disaster response force says it prepared for the worst with cyclone hudhud deploying around 1800 staff, equipment with boats and debris clearing machinery. more than 150,000 residents have been evacuated, and are seeking temporary shelter in relief camps. people are scared for the homes and farms they have left behind. >> around 10 to 15 buses have been stopped and few were blown backwards because of the wind force. >> around 12 million peel were affected by the cyclone phailin last year. casualties were low. authorities say they are better prepared this year, and not taking any chances. >>> th

republican members caught long stealing signs overnight near middletown odessa road. >> they know better than to engage in this sort of illegal activity. it really is disgusting. >> reporter: senator hall-long is running for re-election and issued a statement saying sadly this race has become sufficient and personal. my husband is my high school sweet heart and loves me very much. i was not aware that he allowed the frustration of the campaign attacks to get the better of him. of course, i'm disappointed and wish it never happened. sources say that senator hall-long should remove herself from this year's race in light of the video. again, police have issued a warrant for her husband's arrest. we are expecting him to turn himself in later this morning. reporting live outside of milltown police. >>> now to the possible septa strike. the union president said last night that a decision will likely be made tomorrow as to whether their workers will walk off the job. nbc10 was there as t.w. local 234 left a captain's strike carrying on-strike signs that they may decide to use. the work stoppage

investigators say dana long is the man on this video removing signs placed in the 700 block of odessa road. >> they know better than to engage in this sort of illegal activity. so it really is disgusting trrt executive director of the state gop says he cannot believe mr. long would stoop so low. >> these weren't even her opponents' signs. these were signs simply supporting the republican party. >> reporter: the video was recorded by state gop workers who say they saw a man pull over before getting out of his car to remove the signs. police say the two campaign volunteers staked out the area because the signs have been stolen and replaced twice in that location since sunday. >> there is no name on these signs. >> yes, there is. right here. property of the republican party. >> reporter: the two workers confronted the man believed to be long, but he got into his car with the signs and drove off. tonight we stopped by long's home, but the people inside refused to answer the door. meantime we also reached tout to the chairman of the state democratic party. he released a statement reading i

you can see around london grove, get ready around west chester, eventually moving toward odessa as we move into new castle county as well as smyrna. where you see the orange as well as the red indicating that moderate rain. this system is moving very slowly to the east but right now most of the activity has been moving from south to north and you can see it continues to move toward our area. off to the west we have flood advisers for ponding on the roadways, heavy rain over 22 to 3-inches in sections of lancaster county. as we watch the timing, the heavy rain continues to move in. slowly from the west and you can see by 7:00 o'clock pockets of downpours across the area. really continuing through this evening, and that end overnight first thing tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. we're looking at downpours, too. much more on this timing coming up. iain and lucy. >> all right, scott, thank you you can track the weather all night on our website myfoxphilly.com. just click the weather tab at the top of the home page for your latest forecast information and live radar images. >> happening right

as well as odessa moving into northern sections of new castle county.o watching this line of showers and once again some imbedded thunderstorm activity. but where you see the red, where you see the orange that is very heavily rainfall moving out of maryland. we're getting a dry break along the i-9the i-95 corridor once ye into upper montgomery and bucks county moderate showers toward lehigh valley right now. around allentown. socked in with the clouds and moisture at the airport. airport delays because of the low ceilings, the showers and thunderstorms. up and down the east coast so just be mindful of that. the system is moving very slowly to the east. but most of the activity right now is moving from south to north. we'll continue to monitor the situation as far as the timing and amounts coming up. iain and lucy. >> thank you scott. serbian soccer match erupts into a brawl. why a drone and a flag are getting blamed. >>> and you know fried foods are bad for you but now we know expectant moms should lay off the fries for a very specific reason. >> and la

-- odessa? yeah, i know her.d i just want to thank you for that, ask you will never know what this means to me. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> you will never know. my question is, is that, you know, those of us that know the four fraternities as historically black universities, colleges, what kind of pushback have you gotten back from that? >> you know, my friends have me in what we call a cone of silence. i don't want to hear anything negative that's happening, don't tell me, i don't want to know it. so i don't know. and the truth is, i think i don't particularly care because the level of barbaric hazing that we were involved in is indefensible. and any person, particularly grown men which would be my age is the people who would be responding, people who were there when i was there, we're in our mid 40s, some of these people are 50 years old, if you are condoning that with what should be a level of maturity and wisdom that comes with your 40s and 50s, then that that's a sad statement about you. >> any more

but national interest and privileged interests is big difference, as we say in odessa. >> that is what explains why russia is worried about nato on the border. you say it is not a privileged interest in those countries but you are worried about your own strategic defense interests in that region along that border. is that correct? >> look. we started to speak with nato during the first enlargement. i was speaking with four seco secretary generals of nato. trying to understand what is the policy of nato or the enlargement of nato. what is the policy of the enlargement part of nato. if i don't understand your policy, i cannot believe you because i suspect -- i misterrorist yomistrust you. because if you don't explain me the situation -- i told you before, this is not political organization. we are not against the enlarge. of european union. this is logical. but nato is not political organization. it is military organization. and if it's military organization, the enlarnlth mea enlargement means that you want to assure your security. and if you have enlargement towards russia, it means se

look what this is doing in places like north dakota or out in the middle of odessa? we can have gas prices that are falling, diesel prices that are falling. and we need to untap the potential for clean coal for every arkansasn, every american. in these last two years, the president can still do a lot of damage, and some of that damage could last for generations. if he continues to get supreme court nominations or back the lower courts, that will be an obama echo that will last for decades. if they had your way, you wouldn't have a second amendment right to keep and bear arms. our marriage laws would be over-turned. many there would be no protection for unbhorn life. >> mr. swaney. >> good question, but i fear i will not have time to cover all the ground. the first thing i would like to -- as senatorr of from arkansas would be attacking climate change. i know we don't hear a lot about it, but i care about the future and i care about the future of my children and grandchildren. we better get busy on it now. i believe we need to institute a carbon tax. a faction redepun

look at what it is doing in places like north kona, midland, or odessa. we could have gas prices falling and we need to untapped potential. those are just a few of the things that i hope to get work on. a lot of that damage can last for generations. if he gets another supreme court , mark pryornation has rubberstamped almost every one of his judges. if they had their way, our marriage laws will the overturned, we would not be able isprotect unborn life and it another way that mark pryor is a vote for barack obama. sweeney? >> good question, i fear i won't have enough time to cover all the ground. the first thing i would like to his i would have the government well on its way to taking action to solving the problem of climate change. i know that we don't hear much about it, but i read about it and i care about the future and the future of my children and grandchildren and if we don't, we are not good human beings and we have better get busy on it now. number one i think we need to institute a carbon that is refundable to lower and middle income persons tha

look what this is doing in places like north dakota or out midland odessa in the basin. we can have gas prices that are falling, diesel prices that are falling. and we need to untap the potential for clean coal for holding the potential for lowering prices for every arkansasn, every american. those are just a few of the things that i hope to get to work on, but in these last two years, the president can still do a lot of damage, and some of that damage could last for generations. if he continues to get supreme court justice nomination or continues to pack the lower courts, that will be an obama echo that will last for decades. if they had your way, you wouldn't have a second amendment right to keep and bear arms. our marriage laws would be over-turned. we would not be able to protect unbhorn life. that is why a vote for mark pryor is a vote for barack obama. >> mr. swaney. >> good question, but i fear i will not have time to cover all the ground. the first thing i would like to see at the end of my six years in my first term as senator from arkansas would be to solve the

arkansas, democrat, let's go on to odessa. you're on the air. go ahead. caller: yes, i'm just disappointed in the political field all around. i will say this. we got a president that came in with some good ideas, and i hate to see someone with good ideas and have all the republicans and part of the democrats working against them just because of the color of their skin. if you can't work to help the situation, then i dare you work to hinder it. we dealt with bipartisian but we don't believe in partisan ship because we don't work with each other for the good of the people. we work against each other. and in this race, right now, all i hear is obama, i'm going to do this against obama. i'm going to do this against obama. i'm going to today -- it's all as if obama is running again instead of the parties running with their own platform. if you watch the situation, they all talk about the same problems that obama talked about when he came in. they talk about college. they talk about jobs. and i got news for them about jobs leaving this country. i work for whirl

mcclure, falling done an abandoned well in odessa, texas. catching entire nation. after 50 hours of rescue she was reunited with her family. october 16th, also my husband's birthday. happy birthday, honey. bye, everybody. see you tomorrow. jon: top public health officials including director for centers of disease c answering to congress today of a nurse who treated a dying ebola patient was cleared by the centers for disease control to take a commercial flight before she came down with the disease herself. this is "happening now." i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather nauert, in for jenna lee. the cdc director thomas frieden will face a lot of tough questions in a house and energy commerce hearing. it begins about an hour from now. the hospital in dallas comes under more heavy criticism about its actions and nurses. after two of its nurses contracted ebola, nina pham and amber vinson they treated thomas duncan befor lastdecide week. we're learning that the city of dallas is ho emergency meeting later this afternoon to consider additional restrictions on health care w