at the bottom there are peo continues a, you - the any at the top.. at the bottom there are peo continues as1ou 2222h fighting continues as before, except isis is being pushed out. and it is leading the way into other places. as mentioned, they canjump on any pilgrimage site in this shia part of iraq if it wishes. but can it rule anything? can it make inroads anywhere? anything? can it make inroads anywhere ? they are anything? can it make inroads anywhere? they are claiming this idiot bombing yesterday. the one which took place in london. tha nkfully which took place in london. thankfully nobody was killed. almost every incident is claimed. whether they have organised it, more likely they have organised it, more likely they are an inspiration for it. part of their propaganda has been able to do that, to create this. and the more there is pressure on them, raqqa and other places, the more they want to claim they are behind atrocities all over the place. we have just been hearing what happens when they do pullback. there is this vacuum. will it be the

assistance and they with provide low interest disaster loans that will bridge the gap far lot or a lot of peo. we need them to make a decision afterwards. but we need that information to continue with the loan process. it is part of why we partner to make sure they are providing services and answering those questions and helping people figure out the application process. >> so i think we are talking like the 1.75 or 2% range. we are talking very low interest rates and it depends on the credit score. >> so once they are registered have their fema number and everything what's the next step? how long is it before they are denied or get assistance? >> so right now -- let me back up. the next step is for an inspector to come out and actually look at the damage. we need to make sure the damage they sustained is from the storm but we need to make sure they capture everything accurately. i notice most don't know enough about the damages. we'll send an inspector out to make sure they are capturing frg. it is because of sheer volume. on average most disasters is about ten days. we have 750,000 applicat

the louisiana law maker walked onto the house floor using two canes and thanked the peo women are as lucky as she is, well wishes continue to pour in for the star including this one from former vice president joe biden. he tweeted, we vs stick together. jill and i and all biteens are with you, julia. october is breast cancer awareness month. we are working for you all next week on news4 midday 4 today. we will be tackling myths telling you about support groups and talking with survivors. >> that is well needed, indeed. >>> switching gears for a it's finally gngup? >> that's right. we are following breaking news for you right now out of southeast d.c. about a triple shooting. this is affecting traffic. we will get to that in a moment. first, here's what we know. d.c. police say three men were shot just before 3:00 this morning on martin king avenue at malcolm x avenue. at last check, they're alive and are at the hospital. police are searching for a blue lexus. police have martin luther king jr. block in both collection e directions at raleigh street. we will update you as we learn mor

formed a group, holding a donation drive this saturday at oakland to support hurricane mariavi cti peomsple in the streets, writing signs on their roofs, saying, help, or sos. it's just heartbreaking. >> the group is asking for donations of basic bottled wat food and diapers. >>> a growing food benwehe t ma after he fired off a targeted tweet this morning and zuckerberg responded. fbs katie mar vul lo. >> reporter: president trump seemed to pick a fight with facebook. claimingss trump's m.o. start a dumpster fire somewhere else. the dumpster fire is now at facebook res earch fellow at hoover institution, while he's not surprised by the rp marsuk s tweet, he is sed fad zuckerberg took the bait. he posted his response, liberals say we help trump. both sides are upset about ideas and content they don't like. that's what running a platform for all ideas looks like. facebook is no longer just a social network. >> 2016 election became a forum for politics. i think zuckerberg needs to explain a little bit more how facebook fits into the scheme of things. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg announced

. >>> if irma hits while the country is recover iing from harvey, > me peo are renting ou their cars. and big automakers a notice those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 6th. >> good ooempk and welcome. an unusual thing happe today. president trump and democratic leaders put aside their differences to reach washington biggest issues. an agreement was reached that includes a three month extension of both government funding and a three-month increase in the debt limit whil pro hurricane relief money. house speaker ryan had called the democratic proposal ridiculous. but then later in the day, the top senate republican mitch mcconnell said he supports the where had. kayla has the aisle. >> president trump struck a deal with with democrats to the government and suspend the debt ceiling, but only until december 15th. the plan was first floated wednesday morning by democratic leaders. hours later, the president agreed to support it. republicans were planning a three month extension on spend, but one in the debt ceiling through 2018. chuck schumer

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guilty of seventeen serious crimes for leaking classified information to wiki leaks well in the past one peo has called wiki leaks a hostile intelligence agency the very agency manning has leaked confidential military and state department documents to no word yet on if many will speak at the university's forum in washington to talk this week r.t. . and social media is becoming obviously more and more popular these days the now scientists say the photos you post may say more about you than your fake new research suggests instagram photos can deter and if you're depressed or not trying to be chavez explained figuring out how someone feels might be as easy as looking at the pictures they take researchers at harvard university at the university of vermont claim instagram photos can be used to identify depression in this particular study we looked at visual data trying to understand if we could. identify predictors of mental health problems the scientists looked at more than forty three thousand instagram photos posted by one hundred sixty six study participants about how of those users had been

sometimes i'm not proud of nots feeling the way some vietnam peo veterans feel but i do have a personalproblem with it. no, i dealt with two wars because there is a were going here in the united states with martin luther king. so conflicted there and i'm conflicted in vietnam as well.ts i saw it in a different light than some other people saw. so 69 years old i'm still conflicted with that. i think you can hear to my voice. >> guest: you have asked the cadillac of all questions. that's exactly what the film is dealing with. it's all right to be conflicted about it. in fact, the enemy of good history or good understanding is certainty. was something is upside down and backwards as vietnam, you're not knowing is a position of strength. you can rest assured that the story vietnam does not exist in a vacuum in our film. it is intertwined with the civil rights movement, the women's movement environmental movement. all the strains of the activities, cultural and otherwise in the 1960s. for me as a filmmaker races been essential aspect of the american narrative. you can have a country founded

the official deathol to 723 peo. half of the casualties are coming in from mexico city. and>> jeanette reyes has more n the fundraising efforts going on around the area. >> reporter: we have fundraising efforts many going on by college students. while that money is needed, many uplifting prayers for loved ones. hours and days drag on as many wait to hear from loved ones back home in the wake of maria. the storm left the island in the dark own without communication. >> i have 6 brothers and sisters there i don't know anything about them. >> reporter: mexicans and puerto ricans further connected by tragedies back home that has left them feeling helpless. hundreds are dead in mexico city as powerful earthquake toppled buildings prompted emergency rescues. the image as conjure u images of earthquakes from years ago when the ground shook beneath them. >> some people crying, some people, we knew it's scary, because my family there. >> reporter: while many puerto ricans and mexicans are asking to keep their families in your thoughts and prayers, fundraising is needed. you can g

only one is an original idea, ple love.which peo-pl those thatorry for want to see original ideas hitit really is. i think it is much more difficult to get a new idea green light in hollywood than it was 10 or 15 years ago. hollywood has recognized the moviegoing business has been a global business. if you're going to green light a $100 million film, it has to play all around the world. that leads studio has to go with what they think are the safe bets, proven franchises, proven characters, and that is the environment hollywood is in now. that is how things are getting greenlit. if you want to get something approved, you have to have an director, ora big a franchise. mark: great to chat to you. let's keep chatting on films, especially on a friday. a quick bloomberg business flash. ford counting on upgrades to a couple of its cars to drive market share in europe. that may upset weaker demand for diesel vehicles. the company has been hurt by a potential driving ban in germany. microsoft chasing european software startup for its cloud platform on monday. they will unveil a berlin-based s

day in san francisco and there is no telling what you might see i'll explain in the next edition of peo♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. ( justine ) one of the busiest spots in san francisco is the area near aquatic park. tourists are everywhere.( jr stone ) here's stanley roberts...who found people ignoring the signs. in san francisco, almost every day is oppisite day and to prove my point i headed down to aquatic park in san francisco . where almost every sign is ignored for example, if there is a sign which reads no bikes on bleachers . there is a pretty good chance youwould find at a minumum 1 bike on the bleachers nats: ambiance if there is a sign which reads no pets on beach. there is a pretty good chance you will find a pet on the beach oh and there is a leash law for the dogs that are not permitted on the beach nats: ambiancethere is also a no sto

her parents had a chance to meet one of those peo weekend.amy caimee cho was there. >> she was just the sweetest, sweetest young girl. if she saw someone on the street she'd stop and give them whatever she had. >> reporter: even after she was gone samantha wasn't done giving. >> she was a donor. i prayed that a young girl would get my daughter's heart and lungs. >> reporter: and one day they got a letter from a stranger named jackie. >> my daughter's heart and lungs. >> reporter: and one day they got a letter from a stranger named jackie. >> samantha saved my life. her lungs continue to breathe for me and every day i am here is because of samantha. >> and it's because of saa maptha thmapt samantha that they and jackie are coming together.mantha that they and jackie are coming together. jackie's battled lung disease her whole life. she spent a monthn nurses say she came within one day of dying. >> i know there is a part of my daughter in there in you, and you've got to be a beautiful soul. >> i don't know how to put into words. i am so appreci

that 7.1 earthquake near mexico city -- sent peo >>> well it's a wake up call for us in the bay area. when we see the images of what's happening in mexico they are sobering and heart breaking. the 7.1 earthquake in mexico city sent people running for their lives. in happened around 11:00 a.m. california time, around 1:00 p.m. in mexico city. the screams filled the streets of the capital as buildings broke apart. buildings that didn't collapse swayed across the sky line of one of the world's biggest cities. you see the mcdonald's there as well. plumes of dust rising from where structured stood. within the past 30 minutes the death toll has grown to 139 people and it's expected to rise. mexico uses an early warning system for earthquaking but today there was none. >> because the soil in mexico city amplifies the shaking by 100 or more they get a lot of damage from far away earthquakes. >> the epicenter was roughly 80 miles southeast of mexico city. earlier this month more than 100 people died in an 8.1 quake in southern mexico. we should add damian trujillo is heading to mexico city to

the school may house 1500 peo e people. they opened the doors initially saying at 1:00, but there was such a long line they decided to get it going. first of all, i myself have spoken to several people who are maybe here on their honey moon, tell me what you're finding and those coming here. they followed the direction of government. i'm coming across a lot of individuals who were staying in hotels in miami beach. the hotels put them on a bus. folks from germany, belgium, braz brazil, entire families. is that why it becomes a shelter beyond the structure itself. they can withstand winds of category four or five level. we are collaborators in this ende endeav endeavor. we provide the principals to help manage these sights. our staffs are at the shelters well birdie the managers from the red cross. the red cross needs to show up earlier to allow these folks in. we have opened shelters even though we're not the shelter manager. we need help in this endeavor. >> appreciate you stopping with us. he has been to five schools today

. >> there are 20 mill dwrion peo there. >> louie, stay close.'ll get back to you. >>> we're tracking a catastrophic storm. tracking hurricane irma. getting more information. stick around. you're in "the situation room." your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> breaking news, hurricane irma is headed for a direct hit on florida and could bring catastrophic damage from one end of the state to the other. new forecast is just out. let's go to our meteorologist allison chinchar, she's at the cnn severe weather center. what can we expect, allison? >> we had a lot of changes with the update that came out at the top of the hour, so let

the peo we posted a page in the nbc washington app with links on how and where to donate. search harvey help. >>> developing now, a manhunt in charles county. police are trying to track down the man they believe it behind a deadly shooting. deputies say brian pierce shot two men outside of a home yesterday afternoon. one man died at the scene. the second is in serious condition. deputies found pierce's car on friendship landing road near a marina. investigators are still trying to figure out what led to the shooting. because of the search for pierce, the sheriff's office says extra patrols will be out near mt. hope elementary school this morning. >>> breaking news this morning. more world leaders weighing in on north korea. angie goff has more. >> putin urges die lag with pyongyang. it could lead to a global catastrophe. he condemned the country's la t provocation but suggested stronger sanctions that's been suggested by the u.s. wobt change anything. the comments come a day after south korea responded with military drills and a show of force following the latest nuclear t

. >> jimmy: i never did either, way is always a realist. [ laughter ] today i was wondering if peo ep to ask folks on the streets. this afternoon we went outside, asked people, are you carrying a condom on you? this is a game. we will see an individual, say hello, and then based solely on that introduction, we will guess, together, whether that person is holding a condom. okay? got it? let's begin. >> hi, what's your name, where are you from? >> larry thomas from los angeles, california. >> are you carrying a condom on you? >> jimmy: is larry from l.a. -- seemed like he was holding a blunt in his hand or is that my imagination? is he carrying a condom? yoinned out. >> yes -- no, sir. >> jimmy: he had to think about it for a second. next up. >> what's your name, where are you from? >> ev vain hand, i'm from chicago, illinois. >> are you carrying a condom on you? >> jimmy: is evan from chicago carrying a condom? everybody says no. let's find out. >> i'm not. >> why not? >> i'm here for abstinence and purity, sunshine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is definitely the place for that. hollywo

of people who have -- there was what was really this sort of, you know, one, two, dwrthree punch of peo leaving. but the chief of staff gone. lost his first national security adviser. >> three communication directors. steve bannon. >> yeah. >> i mean, look, david can speak to this better than i. all white house have turnover. >> and here's a full list by the way. >> it's a difficult time that's very time consuming. almost all white houses, and i can't speak that eloquently to the white house of zachary taylor, but almost no modern white house has this much turnover, i was going to say in the first year, but first eight months. particularly at such a high level. talking about the chief of staff being gone. chief strategist being gone. these are senior level people. >> i think back to covering capitol hill and it's shorthand to say oh, they had three communication directors in tree years, that's shorthand that's a difficult member of congress. >> breaking news, i think donald trump might be ha difficult boss to work for. because to david's point he's not muanage curval about issues he's m

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if you are driving on 580 and you are seeing smoke in the area, i'm guessing guessing peo are on 13 inred wood heights and montclair neighborhood as well, the smoke is essentially being pushed west towards oakland, so we just heard from sonia who lives on the other side of the free way, she is seeing and smelling smoke from where she is. >> there you go. the first aircraft coming in. looks like a cal fire plane, buzzing the fire, maybe trying to get a specific location or angle for the water to come in, fire retardant to come in. that's a great sign because we have been waiting for this to get up get up. you about the sunol area where the helicopters and planes are. the only fire being put on is above the fire where the homes are. we have some firers coming down with the hose line as far as they can. it's dangerous there. all of a sudden, seems like the flames are pushing back down the hill. now seem to be going back up. >> i'm assuming that people who live along campus drive are told to either live or get ready to leave. certainly, they are watching it. we just talked to sonia who is

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"the suits" star very publicly declaration of love saying in ""vanity fair" we are two peo really happy another sign tt harry is likely to propose soon. >> she would have had permission from kensington palace to give the interview and definitely shows the strength of their relationship and confidenc their love. e >> reporter: in may they were snapped sneaking in a smooch and hug at harry's polo match and was his plus one at pippa's wedding. clues that 2018 will bring not only baby fever with william and kate expecting baby number three but also royal wedding fever. >> he has appeared at events with girlfriends before. cressida was at the invictus and chelsy appeared at a diana concert. however, this relationship is very different and they're very serious about each other. >> again, the fact that meghan markle had to get permission from kensington palace to do that "vanity fair" interview cannot be understated. it shows again the direction this relationship is headed. meghan saying in that article she loves a great love story. >> yeah. >> i always have to get permission when i'm on the c

personal transgression or indiscretion but for refusing to comply with a federal judge that ordered our peo to stop racially profiling hispanics for an inside perspective on the sheriff john stone sat down with kevin both an award winning documentary and documentary filmmaker who spent extensive time with the sheriff. giving or start by asking you how did you decide to feature sheriff joe arpaio in your documentary american drug war that was made about ten years ago and well you know when you're trying to when you're investigating the drug war it's easy to find people that want to come on camera and speak against it what's hard to find are people that will come on camera and speak pro drug war and all those people tend to like hide you know behind their offices and you know you never get these people to come on camera sheriff joe turned out to be the one guy. who not only would come on camera but he would talk loud and proud about it had drug war slogans painted on tanks and you know he was he was totally gung ho on the whole thing and so he just seemed like a perfect characters to fill tha

question is somebody wants a good book on the subject it was a book making sense out of o suffering.some peo some people asked as the agnostic and atheist but every person of faith will ask that question because it is hard to except he would allow that level of suffering and we have to be honest at the same time the only antidote is to go by it is like knowing a parent. i have been blast my mom and dad are the finest people i have ever known when you know, someone loves you it changes everything because if they allow something to happen you give themem graveside know the above me so much there has to be an explanation i don't turn on them and say you are a jerk because they proved their love so thoroughly that would be ridiculous response and that is the case when you know, him for food he is even the you have questions you still say i have no doubt of the depth of his love so i will ask him why would they get to heaven. >> host: october 2016 heed wrote the op-ed that garnered a lot of attention should christians vote for trump?. >> the reason i wrote thatthe is they kept hearing something t

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more than 34,000 peo shelters today. as many as 40,000 homes destroyed.. in new jersey, i went door-to-door. >> canned goods? >> reporter: canned goods would be great. >> come on in. is that the stuff you're looking for? >> reporter: this is fantastic. canned tuna. soup. this is all stuff that charities say they need. this is so sweet of you. >> everybody wants to do something. but we don't know what to do. i can't just put a case of water in the mailbox. >> pe >> reporter: that's why we're here to help you deliver this. >> i wanted to do something. you want more stuff? >> down the street, i meet another generous homeowner. >> would you take blankets? >> reporter: she doesn't stop there. >> thanks for givinge opportunity. >> reporter: in fact, every person we meet gives. >> right here, we have a whole -- bag for you here. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> our pleasure. >> reporter: this man heard we were in town and made a special trip to the store. >> here's the water. >> reporter: great. >> and i got a bunch of toilet paper, too. i know it's going to t