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let's turn to the outrage after two 6-year-old children were arrested in separate incidents at an orlando school and there is late word the officer at the center of the controversy has been fired here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the arrest happened at this orlando charter school, two children in separate incidents arrested and sent to a juvenile detention center. one, a 6-year-old girl, was handcuffed, fingerprinted and photographed for a mug shot. her grandmother spoke to tv station wkmg and says the child misbehaved because she was tired, allegedly kicking a staff member. >> no 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody they had handcuffs on them and they were riding in the back of a police car and taken to a juvenile detention center to be fingerprinted. >> reporter: she says her grandchild was treated like a criminal orlando police confirming dennis turner also arrested another 6-year-old the same day without his supervisor's permission. the state attorney dropping all charges. >> i refuse to knowingly play any role in the school to prison pipeline at any age. >> reporter:

cities, 267,000 people flew to orlando alone in the last year.mas cook specialized in low- cost vacation packages but was over $2 billion in debt. the british government declined to offer a bailout and new funding couldn't be secured over the weekend. >> it is deeply distressing to me that this has not been possible to save one of the most loved brands in travel. >> reporter: the british government has now chartered more than 40 airlines to bring home stranded passengers, the largest repatriation of its citizens ever in peace time. thomas cook was struggling as bookings dropped due to a weak british pound and uncertainty surrounding brexit. as many as one million people woke up this morning to find out the vacations they had already booked had been canceled, and margaret, it's not clear if they will get a refund. >> brennan: wow. kris van cleave, thank you. a new u.n. report sounds an alarm about the planet's failing health. it will be released in monaco. our mark phillips has more on what's being called the most dire u.n. climate report ever. >>

we can see flights to orlando is on time.o floor have already been canceled, both to ft. lauderdale. across the country 600 flights have been canceled because of the hurricane. most of those flights were headed to florida. but also georgia and the carolinas affected as well. right now there are three flights from sfo headed to florida, but only to orlando. all flights headed to orlando right now are on time. the airport duty official tells me you want to check before you leave because things can change due to the weather. live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> in san francisco, firefighters and the coast guard rescued eight boaters who became stranded on the bay near treasure island. their sailboat became disabled before 6:00 last night. the captain radioed for help, saying his crew wasn't able to navigate the boat in high winds and waves. everyone hopped off that disabled vessel and on to the rescue boats. the boat was in tow to the south beach arena in san francisco. >>> this labor day hiday you may pay more for some items imp

orlando's phone number. if mr. orlando was in contact with mr. wiegmann, i'm authorized to get that. i'm authorized to get that retrospectively as well as the duration of the court order. >> that would include driver's license information? >> again, to be clear, that's -- that's traditional use of 215. what was being described is the cdr program. it has nothing to do with -- there's a -- the regular ordinary uses of business records allows you to get driver's license records, that's based on the relevance of those particular records in a particular investigation. >> would that include images? the picture on the driver's license as well? >> i -- i'm not sure we can go back -- >> let us know. >> we'll let you know. >> so thank you for your answers. my personal view is that this program, also known as meta data program, to me it does violate the privacy, the government could tell, for example, just meta data whether a person called a suicide prevention hotline, or a sex chat line or a bankruptcy lawyer or a divorce lawyer. to me, that's too much inf

. >>> now to the midair scare onboard a flight heading to orlando. passengers witnessing an engine panel flapping in the wind during the flight. the pilots quickly returning to denver. here's diane macedo. >> reporter: it's among the last things you want to see when looking out of your airplane window midflight. a panel partially detached from the engine, flapping in the wind. united flight 293 had just left denver when the pilot called for help. >> we need to get back to denver relatively quickly. >> when you get a chance, nature of the emergency. >> an engine panel has become detached from the airplane, we have about 6 hours of fuel and we have 196 people. >> reporter: the flight was headed for orlando, but just before 8:30 a.m., roughly a half-hour after takeoff, it landed safely back in denver. this photo of the plane on the ground shows the mangled panel with the interior of the engine exposed. united says in a statement, "united flight 293 from denver to orlando returned to the airport due to a mechanical issue with one of the engines. the flig

orlando. if mr. orlando was in contact with mr. wegman and we call that two hops and i am able to get that retrospectively as well as the ongoing court order. >> part of that would include driver's license information? >> so again, to be clear, that's traditional use of 215. what was just being described is the cdr program, so the cdr program has nothing to do with the program. there say separate and the business records allows you to get things like driver's license records and that's more targeted and based on the relevance of those particular records in a particular investigation. >> would that also include images like the picture on the driver's license, as well? >>. >> i'm not certain we can go back. >> you let us know? >> i don't actually know. >> so thank you for your answers. my personal view is that this cdr program also known as metadata program, to me, it does violate the privacy. the government could tell, for example, just from metadata whether a person called a suicide prevention hot line or alcoholics anonymous or a

orlando's phone number. if mr. orlando was in contact with mr. wiegmann, i am authorized to get that. two hops. i'm authorized to get that retrospectively as well as ongoing for the duration of the court order. >> thank you. earlier it was stated that part of that also would include driver's license information. >> to be clear, that's traditional use of 215. what was just being described is the cdr program. the cdr program has nothing to do with driver's license. there's a separate -- the regular, ordinary uses of business records allows you to get thins like driver's license records, hotel records. that's mortar getted. that's based on the relevance of those records in a particular investigation. >> would that also include images, like the picture on the driver's license as well? >> i -- >> i'm not certain. we can go back -- >> let us know. >> we can let you know. i don't actually know. >> so, thank you for your answers. my personal view is that this cdr program, also known as metadata program, to me it does violate the privacy. the government c

his stomach. >> i can only imagine how traumatic this was for everyone involved. >> reporter: the orlando police chief taking swift action after the controversial arrest of two 6-year-old children, firing the officer involved and apologizing to the children and their families. >> we were all appalled. we can not fathom the idea of a 6-year-old being put in the back of a police car. >> reporter: last week the two kids, a boy and a girl, both 6, were arrested at school. their hands bound with zip ties. this grandmother saying she was told her granddaughter was arrested after having a temper tantrum and kicking a staff member. >> arrested, transported in a police car, mugshots taken. when i got there, they sent her to me, her eyes were red, she was trembling like a leaf. >> reporter: we still don't know why the boy was arrested. but the officer, dennis turner, violated department policy by not getting approval to arrest children under the age of 12. hours before turner's firing, the state attorney confirmed her office would not prosecute the children. instead, dropping the charges and workin

orlando o orlando's police chief tried to make it clear.ut there was no choice but to terminate him. >> we could not fathom an idea of a 6-year-old being put in the back of a police car. to be honest with you, it's still shocking to us. >> the officer's actions put the trust between the police and the community in jeopardy. he said an investigation is ongoing. >>> a dramatic rescue after a train tragedy in new york city. video shows good samaritans coming to the aid of a 5-year-old girl, while her father jumped to his death while holding her. the little girl was not hit by the train. the rush hour crowd and emts comforted the little girl. she barely had a scratch on her. >>> so, some cows walk into a bar. this isn't a joke. a brulewery that makes spotty c beer. a security guard and police corralled the cows with their cars until the owner picked up his herd. spotted cow is an ail only sold in wisconsin. >>> house democrats meet behind closed doors today. calls for impeachments in swing districts. [♪] [♪] check your credit scores for free an

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cities, 267,000 people flew to orlando alone in the last year.ost vacation packages but was over $2 billion in debt. the british government declined to offer a bailout and new funding couldn't be secured over the weekend. >> it is deeply distressing to me that this has not been possible to save one of the most loved brands in travel. >> reporter: the british government has now chartered more than 40 airlines to bring home stranded passengers, the largest repatriation of its citizens ever in peace time. thomas cook was struggling as bookings dropped due to a weak british pound and uncertainty surrounding brexit. as many as one million people woke up this morning to find out the vacations they had already booked had been canceled, and margaret, it's not clear if they will get a refund. >> now, polls show the cost of health care is one of the top issues for voters in the upcoming presidential election. a reecent gal up survey show americans borrowed an estimated $88 billion for expenses last year. no one really knows what anything costs. our consume

he says, well, i have sleep apnea, and i don't behave like that >> the orlando police department saysfficers are required to get approval from a watch commander before arresting anyone under 12. the officer assigned to the school reportedly failed to do that. an 8-year-old at the same school was also arrested that day. >>> "the new york times" reports for the first time hong kong police officers disguised themselves as protesters and were seen beating demonstrators during a protest last month. [ screams ] the "times" says the protest was over for hours when a group of men rushed in, tackled people, and began beating them with batons. one man says he suffered a brain hemorrhage. others had fractured bones. officers are accused of using excessive force. police say they used a decoy operation targeting a core group of violent rioters. >>> "the hill" says vice president pence's eight-car motorcade on a michigan island where cars are banned is drawing criticism. on saturday, pence spoke at a republican leadership conference on mackinac island. the island has prohibited vehicles since 1898

the school resource officer dennis turner refriared the orlando pd just this past june.2016 an internal affairs investigation reprimanded him for using excessive force when he tased a man five times. the orlando sentinel also said he was charged with aggravated child abuse on his then 7-year-old son. as for the 8-year-old, no details on his case. but according to police policy, in order for an officer to arrest a child under 12, he must first get the approval of a supervisor. that did not happen in either of these cases. a resource officer is reportedly being suspend right now, no comment either from the orlando police department. we are now just learning at the top of the hourbg roughly half hour from now, the state attorney in orlando, will be holding a news conference to discuss the arrest of the 6-year-old. dana? >> dana: thanks for that report. more on this with a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. so, what happens next? so he may be suspended, but what happens to the girl? would this be on her permanent record? >> she actually has an upcoming court da

orlando? >> yes ma'am. it is a critical process for us. >> yes ma'am. >> let me start with on the opinion the usa freedom act directed the opinion to make all foreign intelligence and surveillance court opinions available to the greatest extent practicable. it is clear from the text and members from the floor debate it was to include opinions. only a handful opinions have been published. how does the doj opinion determine what opinions are able to be published? >> here is how we decide. the way i think about it is there are plenty of opinions that will only be applying ordinary legal principles to the fact. deciding whether a particular individual qualifies. there is nothing particularly novel about that exercise that is very fact intensive. not much would be released. if we were to release the opinion because it would only be an application of facts, there is not much benefit to the public. that is the type of case we would not consider it significant or novel. if it was, instead an interpret

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lauderdale and orlando. all flights out are canceled tomorrow. so sfo officials advise that if you're flying to the east coast, double-check with your airlines. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> kate, thanks so much. keep track of hurricane dorian and the massive storm impact with the "abc7 news" app. download the app to get breaking news updates as they happen. >>> in oakland, family and friends are bourng the mother of five, killed by a stray bullet. she had just left a wedding kiaiser permanente workers rallied to demand a new contract. and kevin hart is recovering following surgery. he hurt his back when a friend drove a car off the road in southern california. drugs and alcohol were not a factor in sunday's crash. >>> you can find those stories and more on our website, abc7news.com. >>> stay with us. b.a.r.t. faces harsh criticism tonight for an equipment incident in the east bay. >>> i'm cornell bernard. a north bay diver recalling his excursions on board the same vessel that caught fire off the southern california coast. that's coming up. >

the orlando airport closed this morning. disney is closing all of its parks the next hour.ou actually went yesterday to take advantage of the short lines. but, you know, these are orlando mainstays. you know, disney world is usually open all the time. all the holidays. so, as an annual pass holder, lisa, can you think of the last time disney world actually had to shut down? >> actually, they shut down for irma. >> they did? >> they shut down for irma. and actually, they just came out and said they're extending epcot until 8:00 tonight and disney to 8:00 to tonight. because the storm shifted so they were able to extend both of those areas. i think my friends and i are going to take advantage of disney springs open later and go there for dinner. >> well, enjoy it, bon appetit. i hope you guys stay high and dry. i hope your brother is okay on merritt island. lisa simpson. thank you. >>> ten democratic hopefuls for an unprecedented town hall on climate crisis that's tomorrow night on cnn. our special hurricane coverage continues. coming up next, the impact on one of florida's m

from cocoa beach east of orlando, ray?rying to warn people that sit going to be very dangerous. and they need to evacuate. they just got the new forecast that officials are so concerned. on the east coast of miami today, there could be a tornado this afternoon or tonight. by tuesday or wednesday, this storm could just be 40 or 50 miles off the coast of florida which would mean we would feel the full force of the hurricane winds. >>> and slamming to bamamas sunday as a category five storm. weather officials say as one of the strongest atlanta hurricanes ever recorded. powerful sustained winds of 180 miles an hour toppling trees and ripping roofs off of homes. officials there say torrential downpours could raise water levels by more than 20 feet. and as hurricane dorian advances close tore the u.s., homes and businesses across florida are boarding up as shelters start welcoming people preparing for the worst. >> this is actually the most nerve-racking part for me that is the anticipation. once it hits, your adrenalyn kicks i

by orlando, i mean that latitude, not orlando proper. storm surge, 18 to 23-foot storm sur surge. remember, some of these islands in the bahamas only 10 feet above sea level. they're going to be completely covered with 18 to 23. this is the potential storm surge for florida. i say potential because we still don't know how close this is going to come. it has not turned north yet. we're expecting that to happen, but we can't predict precisely when that will happen. that's so crucial. because the closer this gets, the worst the effects could be for florida. we could get into an outer eye wall situation raking the coast from south to north over the next couple of days. the other issue here is that this thing basically -- we can walk faster than the hurricane is right now. 5-mile-an-hour movement to the west. it will continue with that slow movement. this is a 24-hour difference, right, from monday 8:00 p.m. to tuesday 8:00 p.m. then eventually we are going to see the coastline jet out. so if it continues on that northerly path, we could have either a landfall or the same situation we'

the officer at the center of the controversy has been fired >> reporter: arrests happened at the orlandoar-old handcuffed, finger printed and frafed for a mug shot. allegedly kicking a staff member >> no 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody that they have handcuffs on them and they were riding in the back of a police car and taken to a juvenile detention senter to be fingerprinted. >> reporter: she says her grandchild was treated like a criminal and police confirming dennis turner arrested another 6-year-old the same day without his supervisor's permission. >> i refuse to knowingly play any role in the school to prison pipeline at any age. >> and he's now been fired skblrks wi >> reporter: orlando's top cop promises a lesson has been learned at this school >>> just ahead not flying under the radar. eel rr show you t-- we'll show the latest an keep the good going today with a great-tasting cup of freshly brewed, mccafé premium roast coffee, made from 100% arabica beans. mccafé good is brewing did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishe

el departamento de policÍa de orlando el oficial turner, ha sido despedido. >>> en ningno de los casos de un supervisor. en el caso de la niÑa se verificÓ que el permiso no fue obtenido. en el otro caso, el estudiante fue procesado en un centro juvenil fue liberado y entregado a un familiar poco despuÉs y la escuela donde ocurrieron los arrestos no quiso comentar. rogelio mora-tagle, noticias telemundo. >>> se intensifica la presiÓn por un juicio polÍtico contra donald trump, luego que finalmente admitiÓ que hablo sobre joe biden con el presidente de ucrania. trump dice que sin embargo, nunca pidiÓ que invest gara a su hijo como reportÓ un oficial de inteligencia, tampoco amenazÓ con retirar la ayuda militar. >>> la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes advirtiÓ sobre una nueva fase de investigaciÓn. hoy el presidente insistiÓ que fue apropiado y le restÓ importancia al asunto. >>> (hablado en inglÉs). >>> el exvice presidente biden, ha pedido que se divulgue la transcripciÓn de la llamada que ocurriÓ en julio. trump dijo que lo va a considerar. el presidente estÁ en new york para

orlando international airport also set to close at 6:00 p.m. local time. ft.rport, closed. west palm beach international airport closed. overall, more than 600 flights in florida or out of florida shut down today. a complete mess for air travelers. also for people traveling on the ground by vehicle. real challenges as well. a number of gas stations closed, grocery stores shutting down, hospitals beginning to evacuate. florida officials are warning people not to become complacent. >> any type of deviation will bring the category one, two, three or hurricane force winds higher on the shoreline. so you know, we always plan for the worst and hope for the best. >> the next 24 hours here, we expect to see tropical storm force winds, perhaps hurricane force storm winds as well. the real concern though is from six to ten inches of rain and a possible storm surge up to ten feet. five million people rounds evacuation orders. back to you, neil. >> neil: thanks, steve. so when you hear mandatory evacuation orders, might be mandatory but do people leave? easier said than d

i'm hanging out in orlando waiting for it to start moving.there are the steering mechanisms aloft to the north of the storm that should start having an influence on this hurricane and start lifting it up along the coast. that's my plan tomorrow, to move back towards the cocoa beach area and follow the storm north towards the carolinas, eventually leaving the united states. >> there's a rich history of these storms in america. people who either meteorologists or newscasters or people like you tend to have stories about this one reminds me of that one. what does this remind you of? >> looks like another matthew. it's coming in with a different angle, but it's kind of doing the same thing where it's just going to sit right off the coast there and just kind of batter the coast for several days. there's already beach erosion. that's the main thing happening in the united states. obviously a much different situational in the bahamas, terrible damage there. but here in the united states, it's been mostly beach erosion i've been seeing. >> when you'r

famosas playas de coco beach. >> en orlando cÓmo se han preparado?ar dijo que oficiales de la ciudad monitorean de cerca el huracÁn doriany dicen que no baja la guardia. equipos de rescate estÁn listos para responder antes, durante y despuÉs de la tormenta. en el transcurso esta noche manejadas pueden ser cada vez mÁs fuertes. es un hecho este sector, en cocoa beach. las inundaciones es quizÁ el tema que mÁs les preocupa. marÍa: roja americana tambiÉn asiste a los residentes en los centros de evacuaciÓn. >> tenemos mÁs de 1800 voluntarios asistiendo a las personas. marÍa: empleados de compaÑía elÉctrica esperan el impacto de dorian, que cada vez se aleja mÁs de la costa este de la florida. >> mucha gente que ha rezado y les sirviÓ. palmira: este fu reporte de marÍa fernanda lÓpez. seguiremos de cerca la trayectoria de doria y su paso por la florida. en esta zona pinta caluroso para los prÓximos dÍas. ramÓn: asÍ estÁn las cosas, para conocer lo vamos a pasar con suheily lÓpez, para que tambiÉn nos comparta algunas fotos que le enviaron los vigilantes

thomas cook flew to several destinations including los angeles, las vegas, orlando, san francisco and seattle. >>> breaking overnight a tropical storm warning has been issued for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. tropical storm karen is expected to bring heavy rain to the region tomorrow. it will continue to move north until it makes a landfall, make a left turn and possibly threaten the u.s. over the weekend the storm dumped torrential rain on trinidad and tobago. >>> antonio own's alleged behavior off the field could cost him nearly $40 million in deals. taylor and another who remains anonymous accused brown of sexual misconduct. in a twitter tirade, brown lashed out at the patriots owner. dana jacobson was in boston where she spoke to bill belichick. >> we learned a lot covering this game this weekend. antonio brown was released friday after one game. i'm told it was a mutual decision made by belichick and robert kraft. in the past brown has clashed with coaches but as new allegations continue to build up, it was clear it was more than just about football for the pats. >> br

most of those flights were in or out of orlando with a plan to be closed today. orlando officials changed their minds when dorian slowed down and the path shifted, but the airlines did not reenstate knights they already have also canceled some fort lauderdale sights. airlines have put travel alerts on all flights in and out of florida, georgia, and the carolinas meaning flights could be challenged out. being charged a fee. >>> the red cross in california standing by waiting for dorian brings. supporters u. volunteers moved across the south. >>> as hurricane dorian wreaks havoc. red cross crews volunteers in florida are hunkering down. >> there are approximately 1500 red cross people spread out between miami and south carolina. >>> tracy sing sting is with the charter of the red cross. she's used to helping out during wildfires here in california. but this is her first voyage to the east coast. volunteering for hurricane asis tans u. >>> according to the national weather service, this catastrophic hurricane unleashed wind speeds topping 185 miles per hour. and sto

officer dennis turner arrested 26-year-old in orlando. both in separate incidents. police have not revealed many details because of the children's age. they say one six-year-old was taken into custody last week for a temper tantrum. medical condition. >>> she has a sleep disorder. sleep apnea. will i have sleep apnea and i don't behave like that. >>> orlando police said the situation wasn't handled properly. florida state attorneys that they won't prosecute the misdemeanor charges in either case. >>> e-cigarette maker under criminal investigation. details on a new federal probe. >>> a man once underwater to propose to the love of his life. but never made it back up. his girlfriend's heartbreaking tribute. >>> when dry shampoo becomes dangerous. a warning after a bottle burst and shattered her car's sunroof. >>> opening statements begin in the trial of a love triangle murder. a bay area air is accused of planning to have the father of her children killed. the bombshell developments in court. >>> the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed

officer dennis turner arrested two 6-year-olds in two separate incidents in orlando last week. the department launched an internal investigation last week and found turner did not follow policy. >> we were all appalled. we could not fathom the idea of a 6-year-old being put in the back of a police car, and to be honest with you, it's still shocking to us. >> police say an arrest of any person under the age of 12 requires approval, which was not obtained in the two cases. the charges against the children were dropped. >>> cleanup is under way in arizona this morning after a possible tornado touched down. earlier in the day heavy rains prompted flash flooding. as much as five inches of rain fell in the area north of phoenix. >> there could be a wall of water coming that you don't see, so i always tell my children to stop and look first and then drive like hello. >> the national weather service is expected in arizona today to assess the damage from the storm. >>> a 6.2 earthquake rocked the area near puerto rico. it struck 40 miles off the island's northwest coast. three strong af

this is all according to the orlando cen continual. the approval, he has been suspended. how does a guy with that kind of background end up working around kids. >> there are two issues with that. this is not someone who should have ever been in a position, retired or not, to be a school resource officer or safety resource officer with children. that's bar none. when you have an officer who has a history of excessive use of force, that's not the situation you want to put this officer in. not to mention there were two arrests of minors of 6-year-olds that this officer made in the same week, right? we can already understand this is not someone individually who should be there. i think there's an important conversation that has to be thrown in the context of larger, what's going on in florida, in particular. they have had on a repeated basis, for years now, a serious problem with students, particularly students of color being referred to law enforcement. florida has approximately 30% learners of color, black learners, brown learners in the

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>>an orlando man has the green light from the us government to bring home his kill.st obtained by the center for biological diversity show the hunter was issued a permit to import the school's skin teeth and claws of a lion he hunted in tanzania. john jackson, a 3rd who represents a permit holder defends this kind of hunting as crucial for conservation efforts in africa. we to ensure a delicate balance in the survival of various species. >>moshe lion habitat and hunting areas. and then pray patients depend upon the habitat. so the hunting operation a crucial ally and most the line that exist depend upon american hundreds. we would have more than lions. >>jackson is also a member of a panel assembled by the trump administration last year tasked with advising on how trophy hunting helps conservation. he's also worked on a rhino protection efforts for decades. last week and other american hunter represented by jackson faced backlash after being granted a permit to import a black rhino that he hunted in namibia. >>the primary threat the black rhino is poaching and revenu

two suvs and a truck were also ma this happened at hillsdale and orlando way.im after the crash, provided the surveillance video. he said he asked the man if he was involved in the crash and handed him a towel. police have not yet said what led to this crash. >>> hurricane dorian hitting the bahamas right now. >> it's already sub mirjed homes and left massive destruction in its wake. this is a live look from lake worth pier in florida from a camera provided by surf line. dorian is tied for the strongest atlantic hurricane landfall on record. the national hurricane center is calling the storm a has. you can see how much damage eir. hurricane in effect for florida's east coast. we'll have a live report there for how residents are preparing. >>> bay area emergency responders helping in the response. sponsored by the menlo park fire protection district has two people in florida. menlo park says it has a full response team on standby. >>> time is 4:30. if you're just joining us, we'll give you a quick update of weather and traffic where you live. >> dorian is amazin

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orlando's airport has reopened along with walt disney world and universal. but dorian decimated parts of the bahamas leaving abaco islands and grand bahama island in massive heaps of floating debris the death toll there is now up to 20. nbc's keri sanders is in the bahamas with more. >> reporter: well, good morning, frances. customs and border protection, air and marine operations will be airborne again today. we spent the day with them as they were flying rescue, search and rescue missions over great abaco, and you can see as we flew in some of the incredible devastation. but remarkably where we went, areas where nobody had been, this was first contact with survivors. we came upon those who had ridden out the storm in fact, they weren't even sure how powerful a storm it was. i told them that it was a category 5, winds of 220 miles per hour >>> did you think you'd be here after this >> no, i thought i was going to die. we don't even know how much, what that was because the tv went out what was it? >> a category 5, 220 plus mild an hour winds. >> felt like it

ray continues our coverage now from cocoa beach east of orlando. what can you tell us about the preparations and the weather conditions there? >>> pam, good morning to you. i can tell yu that ever since the sun has come up, we have gotten a good look at the ocean. it has gotten pretty rough. the water has been inches closer and close tore the dunes which are meant to protect the barrier islands. we're here and the evacuation started not too long ago at 8:00 a.m. local time. officials are trying to get the message out that if you are in evacuation zones up and town the coast of florida, you need to get out. >>> hurricane dorian slamming the bahamas as a category five storm. weather officials say it is one of the strongest atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. powerful sustained winds of 180 mules an hour toppling trees and ripping roofs off of homes. officials say torrential downpours could raise water levels by more than 20 feet. as hurricane dorian advances closer, homes and businesses across florida are board boarding up as shelters start preparing

. >> reporter: the flight was headed for orlando but just before 8:30 a.m., roughly a half hour aftereoff, it landed safely back in denver. >> this pilot really took some pretty heroic decisive action and turning it around and landing it back in denver potentially saved some lives. >> reporter: this photo of the plane shows the mangled panel with the interior of the engine exposed. >> you might say it's inconvenient if you have part of the engine shroud blow off the airplane, but the real danger is if a part hits a window, cracks it and causes a decompression and the loss of a passenger. >> reporter: united said in a statement united flight 293 from denver to orlando returned to the airport due to a mechanical issue with one of the engines. the flight landed safely and taxied to a gate where customers deplaned normally. now, none of the passengers were injured. it's not clear what caused the engine cover to peel back. >>> turning now to an early and dangerous blast of winter for the high rockies. montana was especially hard hit with a historic snowfall. at least four feet of snow fell

host: jerry in orlando, thanks for that.hose who may have been impacted, your line is (202) 748-8002. guest: the problems with the electrical grid is serious problems. i can't remember if that was one of the things listed in the new york times, -- host: it was, power failure. and power electrical structure is not in good shape. the companies are terrific. not only the ones directly impacted him about if something happens in florida, south carolina and north carolina will be the next center of this problem. the electrical utilities unite and come in and service and fix things quickly. i think that is good. the problem is the grid, the actual equipment is outdated, old. you hear every day, "we are going to fix our infrastructure, we are going to fix our infrastructure." but money is not being put in those places. the weakness of the grid will come back to haunt in a big way. using electricity for short. -- for a short period of time, you can deal with that, but hurricane sandy, for people without electricity for weeks on end,

was saying and could cause major damage to the space launch site commercial flights in and out of orlando have been halted and walt disney world in orlando is expected to be affected as well governor ron dissenters has activated 2 and a half 1000 national guard troops with another $1500.00 on standby donald trump sold himself to republican voters as an expert deal maker he said he would boost u.s. exports to china and fix discrimination against u.s. firms instead he's escalated a trade war with china and triggered fears of a broader global slowdown as the u.s. prepares to sit down with beijing for more trade negotiations in september our white house correspondent kimberly hulk it takes a look at trump's record on trade. on the campaign trail donald trump boasted that no one strikes a trade deal better than he does and we need a truly great leader now. we need. a leader that wrote the art of the deal but after more than 2 and a half years in office trump has negotiated only one major deal that hasn't been approved in 2018 he withdrew the united states from the north american free trade agr

. >>> travel chaos tonight at airports from jfk to nowark to orlando. the major tour company ed issenly out of business, leaving passengers stranded here in the u.s. and around the world. >>> the police officer charged with murder. she claims she was confused when she entered the wrong apartment on the wrong floor after work, killing the man who she thought was an intruder. it was his apartment. what was revealed just today. >>> tonight, the growing concern, the deadly mosquito virus. several new deaths, multiple states. and where they're warning parents to keep children indoors. >>> the under water proposal that ended in tragedy. the american boyfriend holding out a note and a ring. his last message to his girlfriend. >>> in new york city, the effort to save a 5-year-old girl under the subway after her father jumped. how they saved her. >>> and the teenager telling world leaders today, you are failing us. how dare you. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home and we do begin tonight with that american soldier under

the guest list included katy perry and orlando bloom.beatrice, with her boyfriend, edoardo mapelli mozz. sunday is the first day of meteorological autumn. and for the early days of september it will feel a little on the chilly side. we have a band of cloud that swept across the country yesterday. it is behind that that we are drawing in a cooler fresher air on a north—westerly breeze and that will bring some more showers, particularly across northern ireland and scotland overnight. in between those showers there is still a chance of catching the northern lights for northern areas. further south across the uk we will have some longer clearer skies. with that cooler air coming down temperatures will drop away and it will be chillier than it was last night. 7—9 degrees in towns and cities, cooler than that in rural areas. a sunny start for many parts of england and wales. scattered showers for a while in northern ireland, some heavier thundery ones pushing eastwards across scotland and northern england and down towards the wash. very few sh

the girl was one of two students under the age of 10 taken into custody at a school in orlando.er identified as dennis turner has been suspended. investigators say the 6-year-old was handcuffed after she kicked a staff member. her grandmother says the child was visibly shaking when she picked her up from a juvenile center. >> was arrested, transported in a police car, fingerprinted when she arrived, mug shots taken. when i got there and they sent her to me, her eyes were red. she was trembling like a leaf. >> the other child arrested just 8 years old. details on his case aren't available. orlando police say officer dennis was supposed to get approval before arresting a child under 12. >>> fans are mourning the loss of a celebrity chef who appeared on the food network. carl ruiz died of a suspected heart attack. he appeared as a judge on guy fieri's program, "guy's grocery games." his restaurant announced his death. stars from the foot network are honoring the late chef. guy fieri tweeted, his ability to make me laugh and smile under any circumstances was only outshined by his ta

looked like it would hit the state and then linger over the state and in many populated areas like orlandotrack appears to have it going up the coast and heading up potentially to the carolinas. but as we know with these things, this storm is very unpredictable, really hard to tell exactly where it will go next, and for the reason, officials here are certainly still taking this storm very seriously. we are seeing some peak because of the storm in other places on its way to you, and unbelievable wins and it looks pretty scary. how have residents been preparing for this?” pretty scary. how have residents been preparing for this? i thought it was interesting that the governor of florida today said, pray for the bahamas, because they certainly are the in this part of the storm and it is packing powerful winds and residence there don't have as many places to evacuate as they might hearin places to evacuate as they might hear in the states, certainly there is concern from floridians for the bahamas and what they may endure over the next 24 hours. as a residents here, again, some people that we t

orlando, sea world is also closed for the entire day.all the parks say they will reopen with regular hours when it is safe to do so. >>> this morning, several bay area nurses are on standby in florida. the nurses are members of the registered nurse response network or rn rn. they say they volunteer now for the same reasons they became nurses in the first place. >> we do this to help people. it is kind of what the core of nursing is about. and they definitely have a need right now. >> the nurses also say they are willing to go to the bahamas. the group sent volunteers to puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria and went to florida last year when hurricane michael hit. >>> the search and rescue team is also on alert from south to north carolina. the 36 team members not on active status yet but they say they are ready to go when called. they spent the labor day weekend preparing and packing 45,000 pounds of their guilt equipment. the crew was called to help with hurricane lane and hurricane irma in florida. two years ago. they have b