i yet because it's still moving except the pacific coast of mexico.- the pacific coast of mexico.e _ the pacific coast of mexico. i want to ask about the tropical - the pacific coast of mexico. i want to ask about the tropical storm i to ask about the tropical storm because it will be the first of it happens in 84 years, how prepared are the people? figs happens in 84 years, how prepared are the people?— happens in 84 years, how prepared are the people? as prepared as they can be, are the people? as prepared as they can be. people _ are the people? as prepared as they can be. people who _ are the people? as prepared as they can be, people who have _ are the people? as prepared as they can be, people who have been - are the people? as prepared as they i can be, people who have been warned to take an extremely seriously. one official earlier today toward people do not panic and the advice is been to prepare, if you live in the areas where there be wildfires or areas compromise because of the burned areas of those hills and making them more vulnerable to excessive quantities of water

as is the pacific coast where vancouver, captain cook, others had charted the pacific coast. i love this word in the middle. i have looked at hundreds of maps in my life. this is the only time i have found this word. i have blown it up. it says conjectural. that means we don't know what is there. this is amazing. lewis and clark are pretty much -- they know where their destination is. they are not quite sure what they are going to encounter in the interim. there were all kinds of stories of what they might find. they might find exotic animals or welshmen -- welch men. mountains of silver. mountains of salt. a northwest passage. large, furry beaver that were six feet long. who knew what to expect in this area? they are kind of exploring naturalists. they're paying attention to the laura and anna -- flora and fauna to understand what is going on in that region. they also knew if they got into the great plains and there weren't any trees that they may need to have another form of transportation. lewis devised a boat called the experiment that he could put together and cover in t

they'll also build one on the pacific coast for the following winter. so those are the three posts that they'll erect. they have the great fortune meeting sacagawea. and even though she had this was a shoshone girl who had been captured or enslaved by the hidatsa when she was eight or nine years old and she was now a young teenager, she was a plural wife, a northwest company trader, tucson, charbonneau, and was pregnant with their first child. who, meriwether lewis delivers during the winter in february and and she they name it jean baptiste charbonneau. this little goes on the expedition with them along with. so this is an amazing story. they take her husband along as an interpreter and and both of them are important liaisons they arrive at the shawnee villages the continental divide. parks and slave man york was also big madison so many tribes there was a tradition among plains people that when you were in mourning, you would paint your body with ashes to become black. but when they tried to rub his skin and the ashton come off, they thought this was

it moving its way up the pacific coast from mexico.— coast from mexico.oast from mexico. it will be the first, if it _ coast from mexico. it will be the first, if it happens - coast from mexico. it will be the first, if it happens need | the first, if it happens need to for years, how prepared are people? to for years, how prepared are --eole? ., , to for years, how prepared are neale? ., , ., to for years, how prepared are --eole? .,, ., .,, to for years, how prepared are a-eole? .,, ., .,, , people? people are as prepared as they can _ people? people are as prepared as they can be- _ people? people are as prepared as they can be. authorities - as they can be. authorities here for the last couple of days have been warning people to take it extremely seriously and went official on television said earlier today, do not panic. the advice is been to prepare if you live in the areas that have been wildfires and hillsides of been compromised because of the burn areas making them more vulnerable to excessive quantities of water to shore up those hillsides to ma

had donated most of the railroad to the santa margarita ranch in a site already including the pacific coastodel railroad. >> of all the possible outcomes this is been the best one. there is a disappointment it is not staying here but we had three years to cry over it and this is a new chapter. >> reporter: it means the railroad, it's tracks and fire damage to trains are headed to the next station. >> it will rise again from the ashes. >> reporter: among those hoisting big pieces and bigger dreams is jeff badger, the general manager for the pacific coast railroad at the santa margarita ranch who will help oversee the restoration. >> the ultimate goal is to get the whole band back together which means all of the locomotives and replicate a lot of the cars lost in the complex fire. >> they said the ranch is already earmarking the site for the railroad to run and would lean on its faithful volunteers. among them are people like engelman who are ready to see this train back on track. >> it is a new chapter but the book is and over. the story is still going. >>> identity theft on the rise in our

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you have ports like the winning y yeah. keys which is out on the pacific coast, which is a perfect place to send drugs out in banana crates and flower shipments are uh all over the world. and then you have, of course, a population that is unemployed or under employed at least 70 percent of the population in the case of this country, which means that there will be a large pool of foot soldiers for trip to organized crime. and then finally, you have a country where the institutions, the demons, the democratic institutions are absolutely crumbling. and that of course, is why in this election, most echo doors will be thinking about security and violence as their main priority . when they go to vote. or the people's former mirror quoted to you today. radio broadcaster says he still traumatized the nothing the shipping company on the van in to fit me in my thoughts as we were leaving the tunnel i use and 5 people got out of another vehicle on to have to flip them in. they grab my daughter from the driver's seat. i tried to run in vain is, i mean was it bring them, you know, totally off to 30 m

california which is bracing itself for a powerful tropical storm which has already hit mexico's pacific coast. it will be the first tropical storm that hits the state in 84 years. forecasters have warned it could dump 25 centimetres of rain. that is one year's worth in southern california. there has already been flooding in the mexican state of baja california and some houses are now underwater. elsewhere there have been landslides and just as residence in los angeles hunkered down for the approach of the storm, the region was hit by a 5.1 magnitude earthquake. the epicentre was neara earthquake. the epicentre was near a community north of los angeles. our correspondent has the latest. all day we have been getting emergency alerts on our phones, warning people about the storms and saying we should not go out and saying we should not go out and that is necessary. the only reason to go out today in los angeles is if you are fleeing from a flooded area. another emergency alert, a shake alert, as they are called. the message was "earthquake, drop, cover, hold on." it happen 80 miles to the north

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it is already night, apparently to the far east this is our pacific coast port of kuzmina below we seeerminals. this is the port of primorsk, it is in the baltic and, under the service, it is also on the boat, but only on the other side and built-in. here, yes, literally the last there, probably 15-17 years. for the whole country, the port helped to diversify oil export flows. the first tanker was loaded in december 2001 in the presence of oil per year, then it was gradually increased to 60 million tons, in fact , primorsk is the beginning of a large-scale evolution of transoil. now this is the end point of the baltic pipeline system 1, through which oil flows and a two-line terminal project. the depth of the bay allows you to take tanks up to 150,000 tons, and small islands close the strait from the storm of the baltic sea. historical exports from here were oriented to european countries, but even now , at an inexpensive rest berth , there is an oil tanker directly in front of us, which will head to turkey, at berth number three , loading has already been completed at berth number nin

as hurricane hilary makes its way up the the pacific coast.rs on standby to assist in potential rescue efforts. the head of the us federal emergency management agency says the agency

in just a few days. tropical storm hillary lashes california as it travels north from mexico's pacific coast in a region prone to drones and wild fires. this storm is a historic weather event of unprecedented. we've had so on this before, but never anything quite this windy and rainy at the same time was a big tree that just fell over there. and i probably shouldn't be out here. the state of emergency has been declared in much of southern california in the los angeles area. residents have been warned that although the storm is weakening as it moves, inland danger remains. first of the range is potentially left to come. we will continue with our mission and our primary mission, of course, is to protect the lives of angelenos and their property right now. it is critical that angelenos stay safe and stay home unless directed otherwise by safety officials classes have been cancelled in schools across the region. as millions brace for flash floods and mud slides, the national weather service is warning of potentially catastrophic and life threatening flooding. for more on this, i'm not joined by

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california which is bracing itself for a powerful tropical storm which has already hit mexico's pacific coastthe state in 84 years. forecasters have warned it could dump 25 centimetres of rain. that is one year's worth in southern california. there has already been flooding in the mexican state of baja california and some houses are now underwater. elsewhere there have been landslides and just as residence in los angeles hunkered down for the approach of the storm, the region was

hilary has already pummelled mexico's pacific coast, submerging houses in the town of santa rosalia.s a correspondent for cbs news. what's the latest where you are? we have been watching this run—off here that has been coming roaring down this wash that goes into a golf course. a lot of

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river, played on sunday and for the top end of south america, that rain is persistent across the pacific coast of columbia. the rain has also been persistent right through the bahamas that has poured into miami really saw you forecasts there and still more rain in the forecast on sunday, we've got to talk about our hurricane hillary as it moves up the western side of the bahama peninsula. but this could make landfall in southern california, late on sunday is pretty incredible. if this happens, if it makes on fall is a tropical storm. it would be the 1st find full in southern california in 84 years . california, arizona, and nevada. some parts of these states could pick up 2 years worth of rain over the next little bit, so there will inevitably be flooding. now the winds start to back off across the yellow. nice. so there is good news for the fire fight there. and as we move to the east right now, winds have shifted. so temperatures have come down a bit in minneapolis and for the us call states. things are looking fairly quiet season. the weather brought to you by visit, cut some times to 6 tou

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jeff badger general manager for the pacific coast railroad will help oversee the restoration. >> we will replicate the cars lost in the czu fire. >> reporter: they will lean on its faithful volunteers. among them people like engelman ready to see this back on track. >> it's a new chapter but the book is not over. the story is it still going. >>> we continue our push to clear the shelters among the new pets is this friendly looking dog, ginger conejero saab. we have posted details about how you can adopt thees it's kind of fun naming. >> they do that every year. i have a rabbit named janelle. adoption fees are reduced or waived. >> we had to turn the ac up for oreo because it's warming up. >> when the heat comes, what am i going to do to keep them safe? that's what we have to look forward to as we go on into tomorrow, the middle of the week will be a warm one. let's get you prepared. hazy skies out there. our air quality a little bit in the moderate category today because of the wildfires to our north, but we will take the temperatures nice and mild out there, 75 degrees. we'll cool it do

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southwestern us are now under a tropical storm warning as routine hilary begins to make its way up the pacific coasthis map that its expected path, mexico's government has placed soldiers on standby to assist a potential rescue effort in the head of the us emergency management

they says hilary remains a category three, churning off mexico's pacific coast as we speak. forecasters say the storm is weakening, but it is still expected to cause catastrophic and life-threatening flooding. right now, the storm is headed for mexico's behind california. the national hurricane center says it will cross into california as a tropical storm tomorrow. for now, people living in the southern part of california are stocking up on supplies and laying down sandbags. the heavy rainfall is expected to peak tomorrow, and monday, across the southwest. we will keep you posted throughout the hour as news develops. joining me now, congresswoman nikki port williams, democrat of georgia. congresswoman, thank you for joining us tonight. let me go right to it. your home state is at the center of the nation's attention this week. because this week's indictment from fani willis, donald trump is expected to turn himself into authorities in fulton county by the end of this coming week. willis has proposed the former president stand trial in march. some legal experts expect donald

hilary has already pummelled mexico's pacific coast, submerging houses in the town of santa rosalia.n, who's in palm springs. we have been watching this run—off here that has been

california is preparing for hurricane hillary, a powerful storm of the pacific coast of mexico. cruise south of los angeles, a covering a hillside and san clemente with the top to prevent month slides. crews are also creating coastal jews to slow down the waves. hillary is expected to bring strong winds and flash flooding when it makes land full on sunday. the former chancellor of austria, so best thing could says been charged with given false evidence to a polymer tree inquiry into corruption. he is sent to send trial in october to his governments alleged ro, an offering favors to a russian and vista. both of the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after africa direct of next. as temperatures hit their highest on record, environmental leaders will gather in canada to discuss international action to come back to climate change on the world, meet the 2013 goals, set out to and pollution, and the most of biodiversity. the 7th assembly of the global environments facilitate on noticing of the of the, the, the ideal is the 10 percent for the lead on route crossing containers.

those stretching the coastline here we've got some on the pacific coast highway but also as you go inlandnorth of pasadena the foothills there et cetera there is a lot of areas people are extremely concerned about. remember it with landslides once the rain passes around 5:00 a.m. or 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning there is still a danger of landslides because the water sits there and sits there it soaks into this landslides could be a danger for 24 hours, 36 hours, 48 hours beyond when the rate moves through. jon: a lot of nervous people in southern california tonight, jonathan hunt thank you. while spring orange county california sheriff coroner don barnes. sheriff barnes, how is your department handling this torrential rain? and how are the folks you take care of? >> our department is handling it well. natural disasters and critical incidents are not foreign to us we've had plenty of practice lately in the last several years with fbut fires and other thing. this is one more circumstance we face that we've been preparing for this for the last week. and i think we are well prepared. what i'm h

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hilary has already pummelled mexico's pacific coast, submerging houses in the town of santa rosalia.r. thank you so much for being here to help us understand a bit more about this tropical storm in california has declared a state of emergency. what makes tropical storm hilary so dangerous? much of the area has _ hilary so dangerous? much of the area has a _ hilary so dangerous? much of the area has a soil _ hilary so dangerous? much of the area has a soil that - hilary so dangerous? much of the area has a soil that does i

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high winds and heavy rains are expected from the pacific coast to southern nevada and central arizonadents are preparing. in newport beach, they stocked up on sandbags and san clemente workers put down parts to prevent mudslides. more natural disasters, wildfires are affecting the u.s. and canada. in maui, the death toll from the deadliest wildfire in modern u.s. history stands at 114. more than 900 are reported missing. in canada, yellowknife, the capital of the northwest territories is a virtual ghost town after 20,000 residents were ordered to leave as a large out-of-control wildfire threatens the city. british columbia is under a state of emergency with several fires out of control, 15,000 evacuated, and 20,000 more under evacuation alerts. a russian missal strike in the northern ukrainian city killed at least 70 and injured more than 100 others, 12 children. officials say a theater and university were hit. latimer zelenskyy condemned the attack while visiting sweden. he is asking for fighter jets from sweden, which is in the process of joining nato. still to come on pbs news week

south—western us are now under a tropical storm warning as hurricane hilary makes its way up the pacific coast0 soldiers on standby to assist in potential rescue efforts. the head of the us federal emergency management agency