but he'll run this path. so there he goes and we know he's been firing because just past this umbrella is the taco stand on fifth street. that's where our first three fatalities occur. one of them is his sister. we also know from the eyewitness accounts, that as he's crossing fifth street, which is right here on the red line, he continues to fire down fifth street, and there's evidence of that. this store is adjacent to ned pepper's, the cruiser i showed you earlier is actually right he here. they've obviously just heard gunfire. the first officer you'll see coming around this fire is officer voltus, i believe. followed by the remainder will fan out right here. and you can see when -- it might stutter on me, this video does. so they're engaging right now. so this is the officers -- because later on, you can barely see these guys from the shot that we have. and i want to start off, because that is the first response. so the next slide is now from ned peppers and this is now angling to the west. so the shooter

the green blind that shows their path of travel. all of this will be validated subsequently through video. i'm going to ask lieutenant paul saunders who is the commander and strategic planning bureau that had a team of six people working on 250 gigabytes of video to try to determine path of travel, identify the suspect and the assailant, his path of travel and time frame. >> shepard: so it was a long and exhaustive process and there's much more to go. mike tobin has been covering this. he's live in the midwest newsroom. mike? >> this is the first time we got a time line to what happened at that point of separation. we know that the gunman went in to the oregon district with his sister. they drove in their parent's car. the third person that is only known as an associate or an accomplice. went into that bar called blind bob's, which is across the street from ned pepper's in the heart of where this massacre took place. they separated. he went to ned pepper's by himself for a little while. that's what we learned from chief biel from th

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reinforcing the case for somewhat lower path for policy rate. these changes in the anticipated path of interest rates have eased financial conditions and supported the economy. at our june meeting, many committee participants saw the case for lowing had strengthened. but the committee wanted to get a better sense of the overall direction of events. since then, we've seen positive and negative development. job growth was strong in june and looking through month-to-month fluctuations, the data point to continue strength. we expect job growth to be slower than lester but above required to hold on appointment restudied. gdp growth in the second quarter came in close to expectations. consumption supported by rising incomes and high housel confidence is the main engine driving the economy forward. but manufacturing output has declined for two consecutive quarters in business following the second quarter. foreign growth has disappointed particularly manufacturing and notably in the euro area and china. in response to the weakness any pigs around the wo

or warns against what she calls a path of no return also on the program argentina's peso and financial markets plunged after a presidential primary are set to tell you what exactly has investors so severe and is the place for the person who has ever seen except a convenient way to travel the world seen by the e.u. is unhappy about how cyprus standing out. on his welcome to the program. hong kong airport has reopened after pro-democracy protests but fear of another sit and have seen hundreds of flights canceled also there is a broader anxiety about hong kong's future as a global economic hub and asian stocks tumbled amid dire warnings from mainland china about terrorism the threat of intervention and embattled hong kong chief terry lamb warning against what she calls following a path of no return. the arrival and departure listings are back in hong kong airport but hundreds of flights have been scrapped and more destruction could be on the way. it's not just passengers investors are anxious to they believe the hong kong protests are evolving from a local issue to one with global economi

we continue to follow breaking news on the path and strength of hurricane dorian, the path shifting eastputting millions more in danger of its path. weep g we got amazing pictures of this satellite picture. dorian is intensifying with winds of 175 miles an hour. we have teams of meteorologists covering this hurricane from multiple locations in the path of this storm. let's begin our coverage in the cnn weather where ivan cabrera is tracking this storm's path. >> incredible pictures coming out. i'll show you those specifically a little closer, too. here's the latest, just breaking it down for you. things change per hour with each model run. this is still a dangerous category 4 hurricane. it boarded a cat 5. it will slow its approach as it nears florida and then turn north. that's the critical phase. when will it turn to the north? it's like a cruise ship, if you decide to turn it around, it's going to keep going for a while. 22,000 miles up in space, that's where we have our satellite. there is the eye of the form. you're looking at clear skies when it opened up this morning and then that

way into the building and hong kong chief executive carrie alam warns that the city could be on a path of no return also coming up conservationists see it is nothing short of a planetary emergency a new study shows the populations of forced welling's wildlife has been cut in half since 1970 it comes as the u.s. and brazil loosen their environmental protections plus on the anniversary of the building of the berlin wall a firsthand account of escaping communist east germany slaughter the guardian angel that bird i knew there were alarms regarded as in the twilight that i saw a fin a piece of wire stretched from bridge pose to bridge posed for a touched it would have gone off and they would have immediately fired shots. of the. way a hawk thank you so much for your company everyone chaotic scenes have unfolded at hong kong's international airport where dozens of riot police clashed with pro-democracy demonstrators thousands of protesters were turned to the airport for a 2nd day in a. ro causing all the parts of flights to be canceled and hong kong's chief executive warrant protesters that

what do we know about the path? is it any clearer? >> it looks to be somewhere along the eastern coast. we have a cone uncertainty. it will take a few days to hone in, but it looks now that the possibility is in parts of southern florida. the biggest take away is it's starting to slow down. we'll see it dasticalslow down miles per hour. that's a walking pace. we'll see a lot of flooding rains there. let's take you to the latest advisory, category 2 storm, it's getting closer, but it's friday. we're not expecting it to make landfall until tuesday. we're looking at winds at 110 miles per hour. nothing to shake out. it's a powerful storm now, it's only going to get more powerful as we go through the next several days. moving to the northwest at 10 miles per hour. last advisory was 13. it's starting to slow down. you can see that eye right there. there is that swirl. it's a big powerful storm already. it's over the open waters. they're very, very warm waters. let's track it for you. there's our category 2 storm. within the next 24 hours,

how much did this help clear the path to profitability for the company? don't know that helped clear the path toward profitability but i do think the results last night was a good starting step toward showing investors that there is a path out there toward profitability. we continue to believe we are going to see breakeven numbers closer to three years out. what is more important investors out there is to start seeing some progress on the margin side of things. -- i think the q2 results think a great number that came out on the second-quarter results was the improvement that the had shown in terms of marketing and promotional side of things. lift bank -- lyft is managing expenses. one of the concerns is that lyft and uber will engage in a race to the bottom. is that the end of the race to the bottom and them undercutting each other? near the very least in the to intermediate term, that is the case. we have seen some stabilization on the pricing side. lyft pointed towards increasing prices at the end of the second quarter in certain markets and regions of

hong kong chief executive carrie lam warns that the city could be on a path of no return.. also coming up, radiation in a russian town. authorities clean up the area amid fears a recent explosion at a nearby rocket testing site involved nuclear materials. and child labor in bolivia where kids work legally from the age of 10. they can only dream of going to school. ♪ leila: i'm a lahore rock. a very warm welcome to viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world. chaotic scenes have unfolded at hong kong's international airport where dozens of right police crashed with pro-police demonstrators. hong kong's chief executive warned protesters that the city is on what she called a path of no return. >> it is shut down day to, and there's serious anger from protesters toward the police. with protesters clearly losing their cool. demonstrators claim this man was an undercover policemen, and shortly afterward, he is attacked. eventually, medics secure his release. protesters continue to apologize to frustrated travelers. >> i need to see my family. >> [indiscernible] >> ca

stepped on to the path. these african-american parents formed a group represented by lawyers for the naacp to sue school boards that required their children to travel to schools miles away from white ones closer to their home. their ways was named for one of the parents, oliver brown, who was part of the kansas group. the closed gates were opened by the supreme court after many lawyers and thousands of people pushed against them. on may 17, 1954, the supreme court justices announced a decision in the case of brown vs. board of education. the decision, which said separate schools were not equal, through many states, cities, towns, neighborhoods, teachers, parents and students into confusion. battles were fought to honor, ignore, or overturn the decision. many battles were won. some quietly. some not. the demand to integrate public schools grew into a nationwide civil rights movement to eliminate all races to have the trite vo, the right to choose the neighborhood you wanted to live in, to sit in any vacant se

as with any journey there is often a narrow path to walk before you cank see the wide rod ahead. sometimes there are closed gates between the path in the road and to enliven the trip i've imagined the thought and feelings of some of the people in the photograph chosen to help tell this story. there are children, teenagers, adults, ordinary people leaving ordinary lives all swept up in the event that was marked all our lives. the first people to step onto the long path were children and their parents and the laws in many states called jim crow laws amended separation of the races in all public places and especially the public schools. these laws were based on the idea of separate but equal and that meant black people could enter public areas and could use public facilities such as drinking fountains and waiting rooms and train stations and be seated on public transportation and go to parks and movie theaters and attended schools but not equal. sitting apart on a bus and not being served through the window of the take out window was humiliating but nothing was more painful than bei

we continue to follow breaking news on the path and strength of hurricane dorian, the path shifting eastlions more

from there, dorian's path is a little less certain.torm has shifted east meaning florida may not take a direct hit after all, though much of the state is still in the cone of uncertainty. updated forecast tracks suggest the storm could make landfall anywhere from florida to the coast of georgia and the carolinas. florida officials are urging residents to stockpile a week's worth of supplies ahead of hurricane dorian. as a result, many gas stations across the state are dealing with long lines and fuel shortages. let's get to cnn's brian todd in west palm beach. so brian, you are at a rest stop along the florida turnpike, and what are people saying? what are they doing? >> reporter: fredricka, a short time ago the governor of florida ron desantis, said there's still a decent chance florida could take a significant strike from the storm, even though we know now that the forecast calls for it to possibly stay a little bit further east, maybe sideswipe florida a little bit and move north. still, evacuation plans are a little bit in flux rig

current path has it more toward central florida. maybe winds of about 115 miles per hour by sunday night into monday. but here's the thing. anyone from miami to jacksonville, basically the whole eastern coast needs to be on high alert because we will see more intensity and timing changes. il we hit may not know that saturday. >> dhaz always tthat's always t your family, for my family, people living there, is you really don't know until those last pivotal days it's going to be coming toward you and even at the end sometimes it skirts by you and sometimes it hits you. >> you've just got to stay prepared. >> it's a big stretch of land. all of florida there. thank you, jeff. >>> up next tracking sharks to protect the beaches and you. what scientists are now doing. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. common isnigh m he's here to talk, freestyle, and can perform with swizz beats. plus we have an '80swi kate upt. stay >>> and happening now, a new tesla factory may be in shanghai. ceo elon musk spoke at an artificial intelligence conferenc

way into the building and hong kong chief executive carrie lamb warns that the city could be on a path of no return also on the show radiation in a russian town authorities clean up the area amid fears that a recent explosion at a nearby rocket testing site involved nuclear materials. and this story will be made on wednesday when this woman to find the referees a major men's match in a european competition the chelsea liverpool clash in the u.a.e. for the super cop. are a layla her rocker very warm welcome to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our viewers around the world we begin this broadcast with that with those chaotic scenes rather that have unfolded at hong kong's international airport where dozens of riot police clash with pro-democracy demonstrators thousands of protesters returned to the airport for a 2nd day in a row causing all departure flights to be canceled. thanks chief executive warren protest says that the city is on what she called a path of no return i it's shutdown day 2 i was on this serious anger from protesters towards the police i with protesters

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he'll run this path. so there he goes. and we know he has been firing, pause a second, because just past this umbrella is the taco stand on 5th street where our first three fatalities occur. one of them his sister. so we also know from homicide tells me from the eyewitness accounts that as he is crossing 5th street which is right here on the red line, he continues to fire down 5th street. there is evidence of that collected also. so this slide you're looking at right now is -- we'll move you geographically down the street. this is from the hole in the wall which is the store that is adjacent to ned pepper's. the cruiser i showed you earlier is not in the picture here but the police would be right here. this is a crowd in front. when the video starts they are reacting. shots fired. you'll see the first response of the officers. they've obviously just heard the gun fire. the first officer coming around the corner, you see the officer i believe. followed by i believe the remainder of them will come out and fan out right here.

stepped onto the path.errence formed a group representing to serve school boards that require them to travel to schools miles away from those closer to their homes. the case was named for the appearance was part of the group. the gates were opened by the supreme court after k many lawys and thousands of people pushed against them. may 17, 1954, the supreme court justices announced the decision in the gates of brown v. board ofed education. the decision which said separate schools were not equal through many states, cities, towns, neighborhoods, principals, teachers, parents and students. they were to honor can't ignore or overturn the decision. many battles for one, some quietly, some not. the demand to integrate public schools grew into a nationwide movement to eliminate all. they have the right to vote, the right to choose the neighborhood he wanted to live, to sit in any vacant seat marches, protests, they erupted almost everywhere. it was an extraordinary time when people of all races and walks of life

you and i can debate whether this is a better path may be a better and negotiating paths was to bring in our ally. i think present trump is correct when he said someone had to do this. someone had to draw the line and say we have to go down this path. >> a lot of democrats because you were just saying the president of china once a deal with the democratic president has said. what he has been doing for decades just isn't fair. >> what china started to realize right now is at those supply chains are moving the mentor who is the president. if you are ceo and you can appoint in a new factory in china you are can you think a lag aloud and hard about keeping that capital committed there. when we talk about supply chains walmart has a lot of them. >> it's a great company i will probably reenter the name. we are stepping out in front of the portal. well had to take a look at the report this week. thank you very much. cheryl, over to you. >> we have some red arrows on wall street. the dow is down 121 in the premarket. coming up big weekend in iowa with protests and a lot of talk about gun cont

this is the latest path from the hurricane center. again, right along coastal areas, some of the latest model guidance we have continues the trend more offshore. last three days we could have direct impact to florida, now looks like a storm that will rake the coast or be offshore of the coastal areas. the highest winds and rain should be offshore, florida, unfortunately friends in the northern bahamas, not as lucky for them. i want to show you the european model. one of the more reliable ones, we show you this most often. it takes the storm over the top of the northernmost bahamas. freeport could go through the eye. this is 9:00 a.m. monday morning. it kind of stalls, sits here. it is not until tuesday morning, 36 hours going through the northern bahamas, that it finally begins to inch northward along the coast. then it parallels the coastline, comes close to the charleston, south carolina area, still 50 miles offshore. parallels the north carolina coastline, and just to be cruel, comes dangerously close to areas of cape cod. richard,

our path is clear. we do not need to have this false choice.ountry is so divided so democrats need to be united. >> you didn't take my bait. you did go for both, but that's okay. >> that's just blah i believe. >> garland gilchrist, think so much. >> what are your thoughts? tweet me y@smerconish. what do we have? michael, obama has 95% approval. michael i thought the same thing. could -- here's a question for you -- could barack obama win the nomination of this incarnation of the party? it seems like so much has changed since 2008. that's what i'm getting at with my survey question. go there and answer, did the detroit debates improve or worsen the odds of a democrat winning the white house? answers up ahead. >>> the new york police officer who fatally choked eric garner and caused his death. i'm going to talk to a retired fbi supervisor who said the officer should not be spired. >>> and later, president trump thanking the states who helped him win the election but he might also want to thank the talk support including rush limbaugh. >> it's a b

because of that they see the path to where they can make money at some point in time.'m not as sure as deidre was in terms of talking about uber and the profitability. when when i don't know when do we actually see that i don't know it was very clear i thought it was actually pretty foggy in terms of, oh, we will make money, but it is basically what they said we're going to make money some day. when that's the issue i think lyft showed us, hey, we're not that far away from being a profitable company. >> to be fair, a company that recently went public that supposedly is a high-growth company, you would forgive them for not having a path to profitability. why is this case different >> and how different is lyft -- >> because their growth is not as strong? >> and how long did lyft ipo -- i mean these are similar companies. i know lyft came first, but still, mel, why does lyft have a better vision going forward right now than uber? that to me is puzzling. >> i think the way public companies and private companies are coming to market today, i think the bar should be profitab

a close up path for florida. monday morning it's offshore. moves in somewhere between palm beach and melbourne as a category 4. winds of 140 miles an hour and likely moving north ward up the state. there's a scenario that keeps this just offshore as well. we still have more to learn about this but right now it's looking like a strong storm headed to florida some time monday into tuesday. we'll have more updates in about ta 25 minutes. >>> take a look at this. nasa video taken from the space station. this is the storm east of the bahamas. we'll continue to monitor dorian throughout the weekend on all of our newscast including our social media team will be on it too. you can follow us if you aren't already. >>> trade war hitting home. this sunday is the next round on tariffs on chinese imports. we'll see higher prices on every day items. it will impact more than $100 billion worth of chinese imports ranging from everything from clothing to diapers, even contact lenses. 150 business associations are urging president trump to delay the tariffs sa

because the path of the storm, the exact path is still unclear.is weekend. >> it will be a tough one for everybody. especially with the long holiday weekend. julianna, thank you for that. i appreciate it. >>> all right. up next, mike allen of axios has a look at "1 big thing." coming up on "morning joe" the latest from hurricane dorian as it threatens to come ashore. >>> plus, a campaign misstep for a democratic front-runner, joe biden. this time for telling a war story that didn't actually happen the way he says. "morning joe" is just moments away. ♪ ♪ introducing a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard. designed with a guard between the blades that helps protect skin. it guards against razor burn on the neck and irritation on the face. get the shave you've been waiting for. gillette skinguard. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes a lot will happen in your l

>>joining us now chief meteorologist lawrence karnow o lord so what's the path of the hurricane rightow. yeah, you know it's it's really a tree how this has worked out the path this continue to change over the last 48 hours jong-un further to the north and really puerto rico, other kitchen, a break but because of miss most of puerto rico it is staying over open waters and that is strengthen which means it could be a much more powerful storm as it begins approached the united states lou the i finally for me now and becoming her hurricane the eye moving across the storm system about 20 miles wide right now so looks like most that energy, a parade through of the virgin islands there wrote and you can see that the sam on missing most of that rain but now it is again moving out of some open water. so here's the very latest over the past 48 hours it has moved on through the caribbean and here comes jogging to the north now that's the current track becoming a category one hurricane latest track looking very dangerous now as it approaches there you can see as we get into friday moving just no

the path has stayed consistent, extract a little further south than it was this morning. that is a very different scenario than what we have here in the bay area, we do have a little low clouds are starting to move in as you can see here. and as you can confirm as we look at the bay bridge, as you see those low clouds rolling into the bay right now. current temperature right now in san francisco, 63 degrees. a little warmer in san jose where they are at 68, and 64 in walnut creek, 68 in concord. very mild night out there, the wind has come down over the last few hours, but still seeing 12 to 30 miles per hour in san francisco and now pa. that has a lot to do with the fact that we have low pressure here to our northwest, and we have high pressure that is to the south and east of us. when you have that counter clockwise circulation of blood pressure and finals the wind, and because that low pressure is mostly controlled, we had mild temperatures today. it will change as a high- pressure starts to set up shop, that will mean warmer inland temperatures as we head into the wee

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into the building and hong kong teeth executive carrie lambert warning that the city could be on a path of no return. also coming up could conservationists saying that it is nothing short of a planetary emergency a new study shows populations of forest well wildlife has been cut in half since 1970 it comes as the u.s. and brazil do so in their environmental protection plus on the anniversary of the building of the berlin wall a firsthand account of escaping communist east germany still had a guardian angel but like i knew there were alarms to go for it it would be only twilight it was so thin piece of wire stretched from a bridge post a bridge post if i touched it it would have gone off and they would have immediately fired shots. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program chaotic scenes have unfolded at hong kong international airport where dozens of riot police clashed with protesters police could be seen forcing their way into the building the demonstrators fending off the attack and starting constructing. barricades to keep the police out thousands of people returned to the airport for

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what do you know about the forecast's path and strength? >> don, i'm going to be honest with you, it is difficult to envision a labor day weekend without significant impacts along the southeast coast of the united states. sustained winds, 85 miles per hour. it is moving away from puerto rico as we speak. very quickly as well, at a northwesterly pace, about 13 miles per hour. leaving the british virgin islands and nothing between here and the southeast coast of the u.s., specifically florida between it. so there is no land interaction to help slow the storm or help disorganize this storm. so all it has is warm ocean waters to help fuel the storm. look at the projected path. this is the latest information from the national hurricane center. still a category 1 by tomorrow morning. look how that ramps up thursday evening to a category 2 to a category 3. really, all of our computer models indicating the potential exists for this storm to become even stronger and larger as it approaches the florida peninsula as we head into sunday evening and int

putting the still recovering island directly in its path. president trump approving a state of emergency. local officials say they are as prepared as they can be two years after hurricane maria. >> there's one thing that we have this time we didn't have before. >> what's that? >> we're scared. >> on the 2020 trail, joe biden is back in south carolina today. new poll numbers out just this morning showing back on top with a wide lead over his opponents. these new polls are also potentially the last chance for some 2020 democrats to qualify for next month's debate. did the new numbers push them over the edge and onto the stage? we have our team of reporters and analysts standing by. michelle grossman is closely tracking the path. mariana, let's start with you. how are the people of puerto rico preparing this morning? >> reporter: good morning, morgan. as we drove into the eastern part of the island, most of the people i have spoken to really caught off guard by tropical storm dorian shifting overnight, heading to the eastern part of the island.

i want to know what a path would look like if you did see a path, have you thought about what that pathve been in a lot of elections, okay? i ran for the state senate when i was 25 years old. nobody thought i could win. i thought i could and i ran and i won. i ran for congress in a year when not one single republican, other than me, defeated an incumbent democrat. i thought i could do it. i ran for governor without having run statewide before, i think it's the first time it's happened where a nonstatewide candidate beat an incumbent governor. and i ran in 2016. but i look at this, and i don't see the path right. so that doesn't mean there wouldn't be a path down the road, but right now i don't see it. and it's a -- that's a complicated, long answer. and if we were in political science class, john, i could answer it for you. it's not something i could answer in a few seconds. look, i'm very pleased to be doing what i'm doing. i've been sounding an alarm since the convention in 2016 and i'm doing the best that i can do and so this is just a matter of judgment on my part. and what i think

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host: what was that path that you found? caller: you come in, you have a visa, you meet somebody you love, you get married and they help you change your status. that is the path that i found. host: thank you for your call and for sharing your story. guest: you raised a good point about assumptions and stereotypes. it is really unfortunate, quite frankly, when most americans right now here about immigration, talk immigration, they immediately think of illegal immigration. that's on us. the immediate image that comes to mind shouldn't be illegal immigration. it should be about the system and how do we get out of a scenario where immediately, we are talking about illegal immigration? there are so many other aspects to immigration. you shouldn't be just talking about immigrants from mexico or let america. -- latin america. there's immigrants coming from all over the world. the politics of this issue have narrowed it down to a few hot button issues. we ought to be fed up with that. we ought to have a much bigger conversation abou

>>coming up details on how florida senators are stepping up for puerto rico and the path of hurricane dorian and the efforts expected for the coast. doctors are joining the fight to try to help immigrants details on a rally in the bay area to show support for immigrants and hundreds of ride share drivers gridlock traffic near the capital today as they call on lawmakers to pass a bill that gives them more rights to have an update on the negotiations. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>hundreds of uber and lyft drivers from across california today urged state lawmakers to make a change in the gig economy as a legislative session winds down today's push literally stopped traffic in sacramento. kron

hit from hurricane dorian over the weekend and on monday depending on the path it takes.tween west palm beach and fort lauderdale. i have a dear friend that is aboard a cruise ship sunday afternoon heading to the bahamas but i'm not sure that will happen. >> that probably will not happen and probably not a good idea. >>> we have rosemary orozco with a look at the hurricane. >> yesterday morning starting out at category 2 and category 3 at noon yesterday and now dorian is category 4. it is a major hurricane. the wind at 145 miles an hour moving west at 12 miles an hour. it is 445 miles off of the the bahamas are already beginning to feel it and they are likely to see that moving through, or joist north of it tonight into tomorrow. here's a look at the current path and what we are expecting, and it continues to move and switch. yesterday was right over florida of the panhandle. you can see here now it is giving us a better idea that it may be just brushing the east coast from florida, moving up toward georgia and the carolinas. it continues to switch. we will continue to fo

new details on the storm's path. plus the former vice president tells an emotional war story on the campaign trail but does it add up? and trump cozies up to putin again. the president considering a move that would put him in russia's good graces. let's go outfront. >>> i want to go straight to reed timer an accuweather network extreme meteorologist. he has been following all the storm news this hour. reed, as you watch this today. tell us what you see as the storm moves forward. >> well, today in cocoa beach, florida, a beautiful beach day today. some thunderstorms initiated on a sea breeze front just east of cocoa beach but that happens every day usually this time of year during the summer. but hurricane dorian is still well off to the southwest. maximum sustained winds at 85-mile-per-hour. the pressure down to 8 o 986 millibars that's likely the intense fix process through tonight into the weekend. moving northwest at 13-mile-per-hour expected to continue the movement through tomorrow. but i do expect another nice

the path is to be determined. we'll see several changes. we are still four to five days out from landfall so you can bet on some changes. we have a strong possibility this is going to be a very strong storm where it does make landfall. the latest category 2 storm, northeast of the bahamas. winds at 110 miles per hour. keeps getting stronger with every advisory. it is moving quickly at 12 miles per hour and has maintained that speed over the past three days but that will change, too, and is not good news. let's look at the path between saturday and sunday we expect it to blossom into that power house of a category 4 storm. sustained winds at 130 miles per hour. gusting higher than that. you always want to think about the gusts. then by monday at 2:00, right over the blaahamas we have a hurricane watch already posted. 140-mile-per-hour winds again gusting higher than that. let's expand it a little more making landfall. this is the national hurricane center's forecast where we see southern florida getting that landfall at a category 4 storm, l

our top stories: hong kong's chief executive warns that violence is pushing the region down a "path of no return". the chief executive's responsibilities ensure that hong kong remains a day and orderly and law—abiding city. —— a safe. the trump administration continues to clamp down on immigration, this time targetting people who need government aid. a norwegian man appears in court in oslo accused of terrorism in connection with a gun attack on a mosque. and 50 years on, we'll hear from the couple who came to represent the spirit of woodstock. hello, welcome to the programme. in the past hour, hong kong's leader carrie lam has said that violence is pushing hong kong down a "path of no return". she said the rule of law was being damaged and that the city's recovery from anti—government protests could take a long time. and she outlined what she saw as her role. the chief executive's responsibilities to ensure that hong kong remains a safe and orderly and law—abiding city. that is my utmost responsibility. because without the rule of law, without law and order in hong kong, it is extreme

allison what's the latest path? i know there have been updates but it shows a fairly consistent one towards the heart of florida. >> right. so the latest update is really when you look at what the storm looks like. we are talking about the eye of the storm. because it has really become symmetrical and large over the last hour or so. that's concerning because when we see something like that it means it's beginning the process of undergoing rapid intensefy indication. strengthening more. right now the winds sustained at 115-mile-per-hour. the movement at west northwest at 9-mile-per-hour but again there are hurricane hunters on their way out to the storm right now. looking at not only the eye but some of the surrounding bands. take new measurements, see has the storm undergone rapid intensefy indication and if so what are the current measurements? we will get new data in the next hour when the next update takes place. but as of now with we are thinking similar along the luns of the track. we anticipate it to get up to

new details on the storm's path.e president tells an emotional war story on the campaign trail but does it add up? and trump cozies up to putin again. the president considering a move that would put him in russia's good graces. let's go outfront. >>> i want to go straight to reed timer an accuweather network extreme meteorologist. he has been following all the storm news this

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