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is not going to be the same pushover it used to be in dealing with thuggish nations like iran or cuba, if there are french and german companies sending machinery to iran that could be use today make bombs, i think that would be great to publish that. david: this is the future of our existence hanging in the balance here, no? >> i'm not sure about what's america first getting ourselves involved in the dysfunctional part of the world. i didn't like the deal under obama because i think it legitimizes a nation that's not legitimate. the fact that we've got to negotiate with a country to be good means the agreement is not worth the paper it's printed on. cancel it, because it's worthless. david: sabrina, david and john see the dangers as insignificant to the united states, but on friday, there was another one of these military parades they had in tehran at which they emphasized their inter-continental ballistic missiles, which now have a range of 1200 miles, it doesn't sound like a like, but it's enough to hit israel, saudi arabia and a lot of other allies. >> yeah, david, i think this dea

that means land interaction whether it's puerto rico or the island of hispaniola or cuba itself. you can see how close it could be to south florida by the time we get to, again, that would be saturday, sunday, monday. and of course in the lower 40 for labor day the story has been the heat wave in california and much of the west from the worst heat waves in california's history we're just finishing up with much cooler today in france. it's hard to believe you were as hot or hotter than phoenix over the last couple of days. still very hot in the pacific northwest. 91 in seattle. again, what a hot summer. that's a look at the big weather story of the y. da what happened in san francisco with the all-time record high temperature was incredible stuff. >> 1 04, that was crazy. >> so odd to see so many places hotter than phoenix or just as hot as phoenix. bill, thank you. >>> well, howard university, they pulled off one of the biggest upsets in college football history. came into saturday's game against unlv as 45-point underdogs. in the final minutes they took a 43-40 lead with a touch

or cuba. haiti and dr will see flooding. somebody is going to get hit. when it does, it's a cat 4 or 5. if it hits cuba first, it is a cat 2 by the time it gets to the u.s. watch the devastation as the eye goes over cuba for hours and hours and hours on the european model bringing the power down. the american model doesn't do that. it keeps the power up. >> chad myers, thank you for the reporting. we'll keep an eye on this day by day, as it moves closer to the mainland. thank you. we are learning more and more about the white house decision on daca. president trump seemed to confirm speculation on our reporting, he plans to end daca, giving congress a six month window of time to fix it. the president wrote on twitter, congress get ready to do your job. daca, a clear statement from the president there, right? we don't know if he will speak about it on camera. his attorney general will, jeff sessions. he will hold a briefing at the justice department. that comes, as sources tell us, how critical he has been in the president's decision on this. joe johns is

it's not going to hit the mountains of hispaniola or cuba to weaken it. it's on direct course for part of the bahamas and the florida peninsu peninsula. the center of the eye is 679 miles from the tip of florida. the outer bands about 476 miles from miami. that's when they will start to feel some of the winds pick up and the clouds moving in. here's the eye of the storm. you can see an enormous eye headed towards the turks and cay koes. it would fit in that giant eye. the strongest winds are right around the eye and eye wall. that's where the 175 mile an hour winds are. this could continue to strengthen some. right now the pressure is 922 millibars. it's moving west. it stays over the open water. this is warm water. this may actually downgrade to a category 4 but that's 155 mile an hour winds. whether it's a 4 or 5, this is catastrophic. then the cone takes it right over florida, perhaps the center of the cone into miami. this looks like it could be very early on sunday morning. and then up the east coast. but anywhere in this cone from the bahamas all th

actor, by cuba or anybody else. n happening to u.s. diplomats in cuba and some of the injuries they've sustained are serious and some are permanent. today's actions would have been a big step for the state department to have taken towards cuba in general in normal circumstances but it's a giant leap given no one will really explain what's going on here. we still have the state department's general reluctance. to say if they're continuing now. how they're investigating it and don't know why they've taken this big set of dramatic new measures. did they learn something new? just got around to the stuff they meant to do before? imagine if one of your family members is one of those state department people left behind, how do you feel about that? is the state department ensuring they're safety? it was weird with cuba or some other government was attacking american diplomats but without any explanation, it's just weird. it's just weird. lots of unanswered questions. >> every single thing about this administration's hemisphe

bulgaria, liberia, or cuba. you showed how that fed into their stories which i thought was amazing. >> the time of sputnik, 1957, when soviets put sputnik, satellite into space, thatat kicked off a space race version of the cold war, that was a fascinating time. i mean this was a time of mccarthyism. it was a time, you know the sputnik obviously, the excitement of going into space. the fear that maybe the russians are spying on us. it is the time that little rock happened in 1957. so one of the most, i mean just unbelievable documents i found that i put in the book that connected those two things is that the russians would always publish a timetable where the sputnik satellite was overflying during, sort of orbit around the earth. >> wow. >> so i found this w "washington post" article that, that showed that the russians published, when it was flying over little rock, arkansas. so, you know, very direct connections between the domestic turmoil in the united states and this international, global, battle between th

please join us instead of going with the communists, india, liberia or cuba. and you were also able to show how that fit into their stories too, which i thought was amazing. >> yeah. this time of sputnik, you know, 1957, when the soviets put sputnik, their satellite, into space that really kicked off the space race version of the cold war, you know, that was a fascinating time. you know, this is a time of mccarthyism, it's the time of, you know, the sputnik, obviously, the excitement of going into space, the fear of -- that maybe the russians are spying on us. it's the time that little rock happened, in 1957. so one of the most, i mean, just unbelievable documents that i found that i put in the book that sort of connected those two things is that the russians would always publish a timetable of where the sputnik satellite was overflying, you know? [laughter] during its sort of orbit around the earth. >> wow, wow. >> and so i found this washington post article that showed that the russians published when it was flying over little rock, arkansas. so, you know, v

i get it, but you compared to workers and people that are here already and the kids in kenya or cuba that want to come here too, that's the people you should be comparing them to. >> ned: we have had such a messed up immigration system not only on this front bun on a variety of fronts from not having a secure southern border to how they are coming to how we are dealing with those here illegally and the dreamers. i look at what trump is trying to do it hopefully be able to accomplish, hit a bit of a reset on immigration policy. >> eboni: it's been messed up a long time. everybody on all sides, your take. >> amy: i think we need to find a pathway to citizenship for this group of people. i have to say i was really disheartened and dispirited by president obama's statement today injecting politics into this. by his own testimony, this was supposed to be temporary. look at, it's built into the title. deferred action. these were only two year increments. for today to say these people are being targeted by the trump administration i thought it was unfair. as we have been discussing, this is

know what proportion of western intellectuals are sympathetic to the soviet union or mao's china or cuba because there are no opinion surveys of western intellectuals as such. a portion of physical and vocal intellectuals who are sympathetic to political system this and my approach to this topic led me to propose a number of times, the surviving conceptions of intellectuals need revision and i would like to read you one characterization of intellectuals i have found dated and dubious. this was by edward said. he said, quote, the figure of the intellectual as a being set apart, speaking the truth, courageous and angry individual for whom no worldly powers too big and imposing to be criticized and pointedly taken to task and he also said in the same views that through intellectual, obviously an outsider, feverishly integrated on the margins of society and this is the same one who was a university professor at columbia and his books are required reading, numerous forces on college campus, not exactly a marginal figure but again he had this view of intellectuals which many still believe it o

indicate that a cuban group or a particular foreign country were involved in this incident you could say a dissident cuban faction that perhaps opposes u.s. u.s. opening with cuba may benefit from interfering with the bilateral relationship or countries who might be has a tent of any sort of u.s. influence in cuba could also stand to gain from a rift between the united states and cuba but certainly there is no evidence to indicate that either of these theories is what happened here the details and the cause of the of the attacker is still very much a mystery about our progress from the atlantic council thank you very much for your time thank you so much. still ahead on al-jazeera a crackdown on so-called incompetent teachers in asia their colleagues say not so fast plus that eventually you've got to get off the planet if we're going to continue as a as a as the human race. what was once a science fiction is not just a science get ready to do book your tickets to mas. and sri lanka's captain makes his mock action from the first test against pakistan in sport. hello the heat waves over such as it was not quite a heat wave and it was pretty warm really for the u.s

to you over cuba or just north of cuba. by saturday afternoon and man it should take an abrupt turn toward the north for north northwest right toward florida. and the northwestern bahamas. i'm so with the track. that we're projecting now. look either over florida or just to the east on sunday and monday. chris laughed saying of the national hurricane center thank you so much for joining us. and in addition to that tropical storm highs and atlantic is now strengthened to a hurricane while tropical storm catchier has also become a hurricane in the gulf of mexico. all of this on top of hurricane ana and off to hurricane all the. well president trump has a track record of being unpredictable and today was no exception. before leaving on a trip to north dakota the president sat down with leaders of both the republican and democratic parties. surprise came when he confronted members of his own party and sided with the democrats to agree a three month extension in the u. s. dast limit. which means we could be in for a while decemb

and puerto rico, our territory where the american citizens, no one is coming ot aid of either haiti or cuba to my knowledge so far. former florida governor charlie crist joins me by phone. he's now a congressman representing the state's 13th congressional district including st. petersburg. congressman, tell me what the situation is there with your constituents. >> thank you, i appreciate the opportunity to be with you. yeah, here in st. petersburg, it's not bad. we've still got wind and gusts. and an occasional shower still coming through like almost mini bands, if you will, spun off in the very outskirts of the hurricane. and we've got limbs down. a few trees are down. we never did have the flooding. in fact, as you all have been reporting, we have a lot of tampa bay kind of washed out into the gulf of mexico because of the side of the storm that was blowing water out instead of blowing it in. we were fortunate for that. and in the way, it was a blessing to our part of the state. and i was hearing you talking earlier about cuba and the fact that you know, the storm was there for a full day

cuba in their own way. until a few years ago, you couldn't rent or sell, right?sell and buy. >> anthony: what kind of fish is this? >> reymel: it's a dorado. dorado. >> anthony: dorado, must be good. fresh caught dorado and lobster is on the menu. do they think this is gonna change? i mean, look, we've all been following the news. >> sergio: [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: right. half an hour away. i mean, they can basically take a boat over for lunch. what do you think americans want? >> ruben: [ speaking spanish ] >> reymel: they have no idea, because never talked to the american tourist before. >> anthony: lookin' good now, man. good rum, cold beer, good fish, good lobster. you'll be needing a blender for piña coladas. >> ruben: [ speaking spanish ] >> reymel: if they have, if they have not machine they gonna do it by hand. >> anthony: let me put it this way, my friend. you're gonna be making a lot of piña coladas. i think you're gonna need the machine. ♪ >> anthony: nighttime is party time where everybody it appears, at least from when i was there hit the st

coast or puerto rico or haiti or the dominican republic or cuba at this time. >> all right. sam champion there for us in miami beach. sam, stand by. we would like to come back to you later, of course. >>> msnbc's chris hayes has also made his way to miami, as well. chris is going to be airing a special "all-in" tonight, 8:00 eastern. you were there last year as well for a special report on the conditions that make miami uniquely susceptible to hurricane damage. good to see you, my friend. what did you find? >> reporter: you know, miami, when you look at analyses of what parts of america are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, particularly sea level rise, miami is right in the cross-hairs. the reason is, almost all of miami-dade is only ten feet or lower above sea level. huge amounts constructed and dredged. so when you get a really big storm surge, which is a real concern in places like south beach, you already have sea level rise. we came here, and we looked at them fighting back the water on sunny days. take a look. >> less than 9% of miami-dade county is gre

whether it is a puerto rico orjamaica or trinidad & tobago 01’ rico orjamaica or trinidad & tobago or cuba factors make life very, very complicated. will, thank you very much. will grant there in havana. the prime minister has told the commons that people want to see control of immigration after brexit. she was speaking after a leaked draft home office document suggested that heavy restrictions should be placed on the number of low skilled workers coming to the uk and that employers should be encouraged to hire british people first. but the government's insisting it won't shut the door on eu migration. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. for many voters, it was the key issue on which they made their choice in the brexit referendum. what should britain's immigration policy be for eu citizens? today, a government document leaked to journalists from the guardian newspaper gave some answers. the key philosophy being that immigration should benefit notjust the migrants themselves but also make existing residents better off. those who have campaigned for years for lower immig

consequences for cuba with the developments or support of first the of dictatorship by the end of the 1920s.s. he was democratically elected in 1925 on a platform of progress and reform. he was the kind of populist leader. he is invalid he would not take a more-- that cuba would not contract't any further debt and-- but he also said he would protect thehe als interest of wall street once elected and he did more to protect the interest of wall streette than to keep his people and he immediately began to figure out how the cuban government could avoid plat amendmentent wh which was struck lead that ability of the cuban government to takeke on more debt and went against that, contracted with chase manhattan bank for millions andfo millions of dollars of sovereign debt that crippled the cuban economy during an era where certain-- sugar prices remain depressed, so as cuba took on more debt and borrowed more from chase and the repression of the cuban people became worse and eventually led to a real conflict in cubit in which we saw subsequent cuban governments suggesting that the debt itsel

the consequences for cuba were the development or the support of first of all the dictatorship by the end of the 1920s. he was democratically elected im 1925 on a platform of progressgr and reform. he was kind of a populist leader. he had vowed he wouldn't take anymore, that cuba wouldn't contract any further debt. but he also said that he will protect the interests of wallhe street once elected, and he did more to protect the interest of wall street and give the cuban people. he immediately began to figurege out how the cuban government could avoid the plat and which restricted to the building of the cuban government to take on more debt.cted he went against that -- platt amendment., he contracted with the chase manhattan bank for millions and millions of dollars of sovereign debt that crippled the cuban economy, especially during an era where sugar prices had remained depressed. as cuba took on more debt, as he brought more from the chase, the repression of cuban people became worse and it eventually led to a real conflict in cuba in which we saw machado depose,a subsequent cuban go

i repeat in this book too that -- we don't know because we don't know which sympathetic to china or cuba -- because there are no opinions addressed to intellectual of such. what we know is that there was clearly a portion of visible and vocal intellectuals who were sympathetic to this countries or political systems. and my -- my approach to this topic led me to propose a number of times that -- prevailing or surviving conception need revision and one quote one characterize of intellectual which i have clearly found dated dubious, and this wrote by edward late edward syed, he said i quote now figure of the intellectual is that being set apart some were able to speak the truth a courageous and angry individual for who no worldly power is too big and imposing to be pointedly taken to task. he said intellectual is outsider and seemlessly margin of society unquote. now, of course, this is the same advice it was a university professor at columbia and his books were required readings of numerous courses on the college campuses and it was endlessly on tfertion not a margin of figure but he had a

cuba. it may sound or may be coins dental, but cuba has denied this, and have said they're working with thethat exist right now. does it look credible as an explanation, do people who know about these things think yes you can have sonic devices and they can have this kind of impact? we have to say one thing, the state department stressed yesterday that they don't call this an attack. number one. numbertwo, that they haven't blamed anyone. there is speculation there is some sort of secret weapon that throws out silence, inaudible beam that affects people's hearing. there are sonic devices, things have been used in the past but these are cumbersome, huge machines that throw up cumbersome, huge machines that throw up blasts of noise and that has been done openly. so we are in the realms of speculation here. it's not very sure what really is going on. it's very intriguing. i know you will keep following this for further developments. thank you. let's get more now on the news that utility companies could face hourly charges for roadworks in england under government plans to reduce trafficjams. e

cuba. >> reporter: investigators have not determined who "they" are or what those bad things were, but are considering inether some sort of sonic weapon was involved. secretary of state rex tillerson did not blame cuba or sever u.s. ieplomatic ties, which were restored just three years ago by president obama. republican senator marco rubio of florida called today's embassy draw-down "weak." ts wants tillerson to shutter g the.s. embassy, something the secretary said earlier this month he was considering. >> we have it under evaluation. it's a very serious issue with respect to the harm that certain individuals have suffered. c reporter: canadian diplomats suffered similar attacks, but their government is not warning against travel to cuba. today, a cuban official, josefina vidal, denied that the castro government played any role and said cuba protects all diplomats without exception. anthony. >> mason: margaret brennan at the white house. thank you, margaret. coming up next on the cbs evening news, a military leader's powerful message against racism. and later, rock slides hit one of the c

does not mean it will make miami landfall as a could be to the west, over the gulf, it could scrape cuba or wind up in the atlantic. north.aking the turn through the next 36 hours, a much better idea of what part of florida and the continent's old usa coast could be affected by irma. adrianna: thank you. urging a task force one just got back last night from areas of texas devastated by hurricane heart he. -- harvey. they are getting ready to go back out, >> they have to be ready at a moments notice and soon after 40 minutes with virginia task force one game back from houston, another team going south ahead of hurricane irma. reggie got a call late tuesday night as he was pulling into his driveway. >> see my wife and kids and talk to them to see what is going on with their life and i have to literally packed again and go outdoors. it is emotional. >> 80 members, a full crew, canines, water rescue crew checked in. the monster storm threatens florida, these people are preparing to go into harms way to save lives. >> it is what we train for and when we have the opportunity to do it, we are exci

we were in cuba when the storm hit with such force and power and believe it or not, we are still feelinghe aftereffects of irma and it's putting up quite a show on the havana sea front and this whole area would have been under water and the ocean came racing in and flooded the homes and people taking their possessions out to dry them off and people had to go up to neighbor's homes to get through the storm because they've never seen in years of living through these storms a storm come and fill up their homes with one, two feet of water. so it was destructive even as far away as havana. the government has been clearing debris, trying to restore electricity and of course, had that sad news today that ten people had died and cubans had died in the storm. that is a lot for cuba, a country that prides itself on its hurricane preparation. so obviously, there's a lot to learn from the way this very, very powerful storm has ravaged cuba over the last few days, but at least now, wolf, the sun is out and the recovery process has begun. >> you say the recovery process, it will be an enormous amount

what do you think the fallout will be and has there been any explanation by cuba or by anyone else?nths, hasn't it? the cubans have denied they have played any role in this issue and they have been cooperating in the investigation. the americans haven't accused the cuban government of being behind it, they have however said they're keeping their options open, are not ruling anything out, they are still investigating. they said that the cubans should be providing security and safety for diplomats on their soil and until they were able to do that, the americans would have to operate with a skeleton staff. he did say that diplomatic relations would continue. they are not cutting ties, they are keeping the embassy open, but they will be affected. even if there are bad feelings, to reduce the number of diplomatic staff and visits allowed, that will decrease interaction. remember that president trump had already taken steps to roll back some of the elements of president obama's detente. this is not going to help. so what on earth is a sonic attack — and why might it be used? robin clevela

cuba. thank you, and kay coast, the bahamas. here in south florida next day or two, get to the shelves and get as much stuff as you can. you need for your hurricane supplies if you don't already have them because they're going to be going fast. all of our spaghetti lines, computer models are pinpointing that southerly track, that means land interaction whether it's cuba or florida we don't know yet. but it could be a big, big blow to either one. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, after all the rain and cool weather, it looks like we're going to clear it out for in areas of the northeast and mid atlantic, in the southeast, not too many problems. temperatures are warm and comfortable. straight storms in florida. >>> obviously all eyes are on irma. the california heat wave and the fires, it's been one of the strongest heat waves in the recorded history. >> just a bizarre and tough, tough summer for everybody, bill. thank you. >>> well, howard university just pulled off one of the biggest upsets in co

>> still taking it either north of cuba or right over cuba.s one the european, the gfs, the american model we look at. all we can do is look at what the modeling can say to us. what the hurricane hunter has said in the past ten minutes it found a wind gust above 7,000 feet high 186 miles per hour, 186. even though that's 7,000 feet, that is still a wow! kind of number. there is the eye, it's perfectly symmetrical. this storm is still growing, likely to be a cat 5, although that is not the forecast. i believe you find 186 aloft you're probably going to have to upgrade it. we'll see, i don't care. doesn't matter if it's 150 or 157, there's no difference. an anguilla, dangerous of aen eye wall hit at 150 miles per hour that devastates whatever island it is, and it moves up to the florida keelz as a cat 4. it will interact with cuba a little bit, that will take some of the guts out of the storm and get dry air into it so it's not 155. the closer it is, the slower it gets. maybe 120. the farther away it gets, 50, 80 miles, it still could be cat 4 a

of course there are some flooding concerns and now people are a basically a box in themselves in cuba or i should say you get it looking for shelter in cuba specially the northern part again the eye of this hurricane might hit northern cuba evacuations are happening across the board there and then of course into the keys and up into the states now alex i'm sure a lot of people are wondering how many canadian. are perhaps occasionally a or perhaps a live in the caravan and in florida how are they fairing look right now with a lot of the canadian airlines a west jet air canada air tran's that they've sent dozens of extra planes into the caribbean and into florida to evacuate canadians that are down there on vacation or that live there and they've also added bigger planes to their repertoire of planes that they usually send down into that area think about how many canadians are down in florida each year but almost four million canadians that visit florida itself five hundred thousand properties in florida are actually owned by canadians and seven hundred thousand of those canadians but at l

trees and electricity poles were down by the wind much of the capital is still without power or running water cuba's tourist facilities one of the country's main sources of income took a direct hit hotels and cuba's most popular resort were. damaged and further north several keys along the northern coastline are reported largely destroyed our knowledge but we are now in a position to start quantifying the devastation as we do that will be making decisions on prioritizing. in an official statement cuba's president raul castro earch cubans to unite in the face of this disaster for cubans impacted by hurricane in the ordeal doesn't necessarily and here in a country with an already stagnant economy recovery comes very slow with the prospect of months of shortages of basic goods and unreliable services. i'll just have an i.q. . british m.p.'s have given their first approval to a bill that would give ministers power to bypass paul and create new laws the government says it's essential to allow the u.k. to leave the e.u. smoothly the critics warn it will undermine democracy lawrence lee reports from london

security that you know actual sanctions don't work has long been demonstrated with us book a doll from cuba or just for many decades almost all member states of the un have been speaking against it confrontation is escalating dangerously around north korea we condemn reckless experiments by pyongyang with missiles and nuclear weapons yet escalating military history is not just a dead end it's that path to destruction of all resolutions by the un security council have to be implemented nobody argues against that but all those resolution in addition to sanctions include provisions for regarding the need to resume talks with you just give me the there is no alternative. bullet ical measures and diplomacy to settle the nuclear put. the korean opinions. we ask all the members of the international community to support the roadmap proposed by russia and china as presented in the joint statement by the russian foreign ministry and the foreign minister of the people's republic of china july fourth it is unacceptable rights threaten with invasion to then it's worse like it's an acceptable to subvert the

given -- i would like to be the first in line to become a citizen ahead of the people from kenya or cubathat are paying the fee or brazil and trying to get here illegally. people's heart goes out to the 800,000. not to those here illegally but to people here who are doing it correctly. and she is going to bat, actually, for the people who did it incorrectly and they are screaming in her face. i hope nancy pelosi says to herself i am now free to act with my conscience. i've been been doing this thing for 40 years. i get that little respect. why don't i do what's best for the country at this point and compromise with a way forward. steve: they should just be saying thank you, miss pelosi. you are doing a deal with donaltrump and we get to stay here. brian: this is saul-time low. some will say florida and texas did not have any power. that's true. they will be weighing in a little bit later but they got an 8.2. as predicted, when you tell 60 or 50% of the country we despise you and the people you vote for and think about, and you basically should not question why the ratings were -- got an

what proportion of western intellectuals are sympathetic to the soviet union or maoist china or castro's cuba because there are no opinion surveys addressed to intellectuals as such. what we know is that there was clearly a portion of visible and vocal intellectuals who were sympathetic to these countries or political systems. and my approach to this topic also led me to propose a number of times that the prevailing or surviving conceptions of intellectuals need the revision. and i would like to read you one quote, one characterization of intellectuals which i have clearly found dated and dubious. and this was by the late edward said, and he said -- i quote no -- the intellectual being set apart, some unable to speak the truth, a courageous and angry individual for whom no worldly power is too big and imposing to be criticized and pointedly taken to task. and so, he also said in this same exalted view that the real or true intellectual is obviously an outsider living in self-imposed, seamlessly integrated exile on the margins of society, unquote. now, of course, this is the same edward said w

state department is pulling most of its personnel out of cuba what's your take is this about ensuring the safety of embassy staff or are we witnessing a real deterioration in the relations between the u.s. and cuba so something that a lot of people predicted would happen under president trump. yes you are right and the state department itself of course the decision was necessary and was made to protect the health of u.s. diplomats and the travel warning was issued to protect u.s. citizens but we have to say that the whole case is so mysterious at the beginning for example the u.s. officials were talking about incidents now they are talking about attacks and we still do not know enough to judge what's behind the whole case but we have to keep in mind that president trump is convinced that his criticisms decision to restore diplomatic ties with cuba was wrong and that he vowed to cancel completely cancel the deal with cuba but so far not much has really happened but this decision today has the potential of being a set back to you as cuban relations all right very mysterious indeed we know you have been monitoring the

america not one of them had the courage to back up the peace they always preach instead nations like cuba or brazil ireland libya mexico they all stepped up and promised the world a nuclear free future so i say let's applaud these countries for bringing us a step closer to peace as we continue watching the hawks. at the bottom. you know that i got. the. world over what are you watching the hawks i am i robot and on top of all that so once again we're looking at these ideas of how to you know it's peace day so let's talk about how we can get peace one of those would be not threatening each other with nuclear weapons that literally and i laid all of humankind i mean you would think of the great idea i know that some old brighter what should be what's interesting too is the japan who is the only victim in world history didn't also didn't sign this new ban as well and that's because a they live under this you know quote unquote protection of the u.s. as a nuclear capability and also because they they just feel that there's other ways to achieve peace you know like nonproliferation. things like t

models and they have shifting to the left, to the left, to the left, all weekend long, very close or over cuba would certainly be a detriment to cuba, dangerous and probably terrible damage there but it would tear the storm up before making landfall in the u.s. >> chad, just any fear of people in the houston area for this one? >> sure. i mean it's not out of the question at all. the models do from when they get to florida, they start to turn to the right again. that could be a charley type scenario, that was punta gorda, i was there with anderson cooper and toward tampa. they could turn into parts of florida, we don't want to think about if it keeps going farther. hurricane is not out of the question for houston, but i would say the chance of that right now is like 2%. the chance of somewhere around florida is better than 50/50. >> keep an eye on it for us chad thank you. >> will do. >>> russian president vladimir putin threatening to expel up to 155 more u.s. diplomats. the russian leader told reporters in china today that russia won't take action right away but will see how the situation dev

. >> reporter: officials say they can't rule out that cuba, russia, or some other third party is behind the attacks. today jetblue responded to the travel warning saying they would waive any changed fees or cancellation fees if customers have any hesitation about visiting the island. but so far no tourists have been targeted in these mysterious attacks. >> martha raddatz who continues to follow the mystery in cuba. still much more on "world news tonight." this friday the police officer killed and another officer saved by his bulletproof vest after a suspect opens fire. after being pulled over. where this played out and the manhunt. o.j. simpson set to walk free monday. where is simpson headed? what we are learning tonight. listen to this. new york to shanghai in 39 minutes? would you take the trip in this new vehicle? we'll be right back. minutes? would you take the trip in this new vehicle? we'll be right back. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small

or are we bracing y possible? >> reporter: that's a good question. since the storm moved over cuba, winds have weakened to 130 miles per the storm has weakened. pr over the water and approaches the florida keys, the water temperature is 90 degrees. that's is ideal fuel for a hurricane. though it's trying t weaken right now with the terrain of cuba, the warm water seconds left or so. advice for watching now that decided to ar tampa. decided to stay. this we structure. really getting safe,t structure withstand the better supplies because if the power wart, even if you have city water, you want to make sure yo through next couple days if do particular areas. time to leave over. you haven't left yet and . otherwise sure you're in a str >> dylan dreyer, thank you for joining us. hope you stay safe, family as well. msnbc be talking to you throughout the day. we'll have e course of the next 48 hours. alex witt is taking over. we're getting started on msnbc. with us throughout the de . i'm alex witt in new york at w. we're approaching 8:00 a.m. in . you're watching special coverag florida.

carried out with some sort of sonic device, but have been unable to determine the cause or who was behind them. cubaenied any knowledge or involvement. in alabama, voters are heading to the polls for a special senate election for the seat once held by attorney general jeff sessions. president trump is supporting senator luther strange, tweeting this morning that strange has been shooting up in the alabama polls in his words, since my endorsement. --ish the job, but today, or for big luther. strange as being opposed by roy moore, known for publicly displaying the 10 commandments and opposing gay marriage. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you for that. janet yellen is speaking at the national association for business economics and cleveland. you can watch this conference and fall on the bloomberg. type in live ago. because changes and interest rates influence economic with ay and inflation substantial lag, the federal open market committee sits monetary policy with an eye to its ef

it just swallows up most of cuba in the last five or six hours. torrential rains in cuba and the eye is very close to the north shore now. that's going to be one of the keys to this forecast. how close does the storm get to cuba? does it make landfall in cuba and also, does it weaken over cuba? that's the sliver of hope i can give everyone in south florida. 155 mile p per hour winds. still moves to the west at 12 miles per hour, so if it continues west, makes landfall in cuba frk we get a norther compone component, it can maintain strength better. this was the 5:00 a.m. update. next big update, 11:00 this evening, we'll get a new path. here's cuba. here's the coastline. the red line is where they figure the center of storm will be. the wiggle room here is that cone of uncertain thety. so it easily could be in cuba tonight in a weaker storm or off the coast and remaining a very strong potent category 4 or 5. the forecast update at 5:00 takes it from a 4, strengthens it over the warm waet r es. this is key west, key largo. this would be over the top

category 5 looks like the cone could go over or north of the islands. even cubahrough the straits of florida. then we see the turn that's expected. landfall could likely be somewhere over florida at some point on sunday or monday. let's watch a couple of the forecast models. this is the global forecast model. it's up the east coast of florida. it's been so good. it goes up the west coast. why is that bad? tampa has not seen a major hurricane since 1921. it is really something that has people nervous across all of florida. so for us, we're watching the e severe storms. let's keep an eye on irma and update you online. it's nice for the temple game. >>> next at 4:00 on the chopping block. nbc 10 takes you to south jersey for olympics of meat cutting and what's at steak. at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. you can't fake steak. politicians playing gameston while south jersey gets short changed? the

what was the hallmark of the socialisist and cocommunist systems, whether they were in china or cuba, russia and so forth? two things. one--socialism meant that the property, the productive property--toolols, equipment, factories, land--was no longer to be private property owned by inindividuals but rather ththe property of the whole peoe run and administered by the state. so from private property to social property. and the second big difference between capitalism and these alternatives was that in capitalism, you used the market as your mechanism of distributing things, whereas in these societies, governments planned the distribution, decided who would get what and so forth. so the differences between the two systems were understood to be private versus social property, markets versus planning. what always struck me is interesting--whatever you thought about that alternative was that nobody said a word in this great hundndred-year struge between the twoo about the organanization of the e enterprise. it's as if it dididn't matter. it's as if in capitalism, you had a bunch of workers