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1st russia's president vladimir putin says he set up a police unit to support the embattled battle racin leader alexander lukashenko putin said he was responding to a request from the shank although he said the force would only be used if the situation quote got out of control in a better racine capital minsk police again arrested dozens of anti-government protesters a number of journalists were also held including a d w reporter who was later released. for the very latest now let's cross over to minsk where our correspondent nick connolly is covering developments there nick tell us more about the demonstrators have been arrested on what grounds where they are they being held and how are they being treated. good morning terry well this is they have a difficult to say at this point because telephones are routinely taken away from people brought in detained by police on the square protesting here this is interesting that so far as they haven't been many arrests for the past week or 2 protesters have been allowed to go out but they were filmed by security services yesterday evening then a g

england and around the world there have been some ludicrously short managerial spells just leave roy racine year got lower league english club talkee united promoted in a successful reign but why. he was rehired later he lasted just 10 minutes the club were taken over by new owners moments after he was hired and they wanted their own man blink and you'd miss it. a couple of years later german coaching journey many years ago was given one game to keep armenia below failed in the blunders league or a draw with hanover meant he didn't succeed he was relieved of his duties 5 days after he started it was to be his last job in the game it even happens to the greats brian cluff when the english league title with darby county and the european cup twice with nothing in forest but in between he managed leeds united soon after arriving there he told his players they could throw the medals they won in the bin because they'd won them by cheating under his predecessor don ready he lasted 44 days so why is there so little patience for managers why seem to a lot of people and it's not going to look. no tho

a chain of solidarity stretching kilometers through the bella racine capital as far as the detention center where anti-government protesters have been held since the disputed election nothing after that when you see that you when. you realize that no national learn and no one has stopped to see you when you go to for solution card to resign it helps to keep our spirits up and not to get sad. it was the show the beginning we were really enthusiastic now people are starting to say that the protests a calming down the people are pessimistic we have to remember that the regime had ruled for 26 years it's impossible to overturn in just 10 days. the opposition is still encouraging people to attend mass demonstrations and urging the authorities not to use force and the huon is calling for all political prisoners to be released bellary soon authorities say nearly all have been freed. from groups or many are hoping luka shimko is losing his grip on power but the hard line leader insists he will solve the political crisis in the coming days. let's take a look now at some of the other stories m

people are expected to take to the streets of minsk for a march for freedom organized by the belo racin opposition it comes just one week after the disputed election that triggered protests against the authoritarian president alexander lukashenko his supporters are also expected to stage a rally which israel launched further airstrikes on hamas positions in gaza overnight and has closed the enclaves off shore fishing zone the army said the measures were in response to rockets and balloon fire bombs being sent into israeli territory over the past week it's the most intense escalation of hostilities in months. firefighters in california are battling numerous blazes are raging in the north and south of the u.s. state amid a record breaking heat wave this fire along the nevada border prompted authorities to order evacuations and shut a major highway it's already destroyed more than $8000.00 hectares. a japanese oil tanker that has spilled more than a $1000.00 tonnes of oil since running aground off the coast of the rishis has broken into officials said the split was caused by a crack in a c

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thursday crowds of people took to the streets of the bella racine capital to denounce a police crackdown on demonstrations over sunday's disputed election many women wore white and carried flowers condemnation of the extension of president alexander lukashenko 26 year old rule is gathering momentum across. the e.u. and the us have both said the elections were neither free nor fair russia on the other hand says foreign interference is to blame for the protests. i want fair elections i want to see a free belarus with laws that are the same for the government and the people. like we've been coming out since monday but it was very scary van and today we're crying because we believe we've won. the. relatives and friends of demonstrators arrested in this week's protests have been demanding their loved ones be released from detention centers like this one in minsk. images of the injuries freed protesters claim to have sustained at the hands of police have caused shock and consternation. of workers at a state owned factory join the protests to. president goes grip on power looks increasingly sha

this month she told supporters not to give in to intimidation into span strike action meanwhile bill racine prosecutors have opened the criminal investigation into opposition members after they called for a transition of power. well thousands of people have been detained in belarus following the protest many have now been released and while they have been returned to their families reports continue to emerge of police violence the small park in front of an isolation center on the outskirts of men's cars become an important contact point for relatives of victims of police violence volunteers provide information about the whereabouts of those who were arrested during the peaceful protests. diet. helping those who are gradually being released from the isolation center and everyone waiting to be released we give them clothes and psychological and medical help. the authorities let some volunteers and saeed to see the detainee's they are the 1st to learn about the conditions of detention and the circumstances of the arrests some of those who have been released return to pick up their belongings n

this is the new news live from berlin the racine president alexander lukashenko rallies his supporters after a week of protests that followed last weekend's contested election the all-star tarion leader asks regime loyalists to defend the country and its independence but the opposition is keeping up the pressure holding the biggest demonstration the yet in the capital minutes also coming up. could a presidential pardon be on the cards for one of america's most high profile leakers of government secrets donald trump says he's weighing up for work free for former intelligence contractor edward snowden. and in formula one racing world champion lewis hamilton has one of the spanish strong 3 broken. record for a career podium fictious. yes welcome to the program but a recession president alexander lukashenko has rejected calls to hold a new election and says moscow is ready to step in to quote save the country speaking to supporters in men's kuka shango also accused nato of deploying military forces near the country's border the alliance has dismissed that claim but says it's closely monito

i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program the standoff over disputed elections between the belle of racine president alexander lukashenko and the growing public swell against him and its 10th day today that is despite signs from lucas sankoh that he may be prepared to hold fresh elections under certain conditions but following his controversial reelection last week and after 26 years under his rule many citizens want change now. demonstrations demand liberty. for the political prisoners and arrested protesters after 9 days of unprecedented protests calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign. workers across the country joined a nationwide strike called by the opposition. to go away chanted factory workers at the president who had come to shore up support in an exchange with a worker has said new elections were possible but only after the country holds a referendum so. loved the president should not make decisions as a result of pressure to make the president must find a compromise exactly that's how. we need to approve a new constitution so the opposition won't be against it it nee

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this is the new news live from burnham the racine president alexander lukashenko ronnie's his supporters after a week of protest stuff followed last weekend's contested election the all star tarion leader asks regime loyalists to defend the country and its independence for the opposition is keeping up the pressure holding the biggest demonstration the yet in the capital minutes also coming up. could a presidential pardon be on the cards for one of america's most high profile leakers of government secrets die.

i came here to support our bella racine people our women children being killed and beaten up violated taken away we do not even know where they are taken there must be some justice. that was videos like this one that angered so many appearing to show protesters being beaten up in detention centers. under pressure president alexander lukashenko penned the unrest on a disgruntled unemployed run. to see what mir aborted everyone who is unemployed currently has to be looked after they have to be offered a job that's moved here it's the core of these so-called protesters are people with a criminal past on those who are unemployed that all. these factory workers suggest otherwise definitely are good to their lives to use tell us more stand up if you voted for t. cannot sky the opposition leader a man shouts the room rises as one. elsewhere signs that trust in the system is running out. all markers help this man in orange escape the clutches of police. outsiders are paying attention to the u.s. says warren sanctions are on the table what people deloris to have the freedoms that they're deman

i'm sumi so much gun that's good to have you with us bella racin president aleksander look i shan't go is refusing to hold new elections despite increasing pressure from demonstrators striking factory workers in the capital ments could join the protests on monday the protests have been growing after last week's election was widely seen to be rigged demonstrators have not been deterred by a brutal police crackdown. and let's get the latest on the story now with our correspondents in moscow we have your ear shuttle standing by and in brussels band recurred good to see you both yuri let's start with you we seen these images of workers striking and protesting but doesn't seem to be backing down at all tell us what we've heard from him while arrived today earlier at one of the big factories in the capital minsk and he went out to the workers he was greeted with shouts of goal weight according to our colleagues in belarus and then a strange dialogue took place between local schenkel and the workers are you talking about unfair lections and do you want to hold fail wants to question you asked

racine is good to have you on the show i want to start with a recent occurrence tundra fires in russia tell me what's happening there so we have seen increased fire activity in the arctic and her last year is that in particular this summer and this is because temperatures are a lot more men than they usually are and conditions are really dried which. can enhance wildfires and. increase fire activity is a problem because we saw we've already had fires in the arctic and this is nothing new but right now the fires are much larger and they're more widespread and they're much more intense and if fires are really tense they can burn through the top layer and burn through the organic material which will then degrade from a frost and once you have come across thawing that creates a whole other issue and will it release a lot of carbon emissions atmosphere and that's that's what we're going to be right where. is exactly how much profits. yet face harden agrees to contract if yours and so right now there is a condition as long as it's cold and conditions are frozen if we can keep from across the

i think this is incredible we've never seen the people of belarus this happy this free villa racine's you are incredible and we love you. this shows that we're all united and that we want to protect our right to vote freely and stage free election is. the protesters are related but they have still not one. that landed tikhonov scalia has become their leadership figure her husband who had actually been a candidate was arrested in a statement from exile in lithuania she confirmed. repaired to take on the responsibility and the role of leader of our country. the nation must calm down. we must stay united. that's new elections can be held. and the protests are continuing as many workers in states and threes and that state t.v. are going on strike how long can look at shingle hold out. the answer to that question will depend on how much the opposition can remain united is the opposition united or is dead beginning to see. where have i think we have to be a bit cautious when it's a position because it's not really you know this classic party position and it would think about when we say a p

police in the bella racine capital minsk have arrested more than $100.00 anti-government protesters they were taking part in another mass demonstration to demand that president alexander lukashenko step down the protests started after the claimed and overwhelming reelection victory earlier this month but observers say the poll was neither free nor fair go is due to meet his ally russian president vladimir putin in moscow. go away go away they chant tens of thousands hit the streets of minsk on sunday the 3rd week of protests doing their best to avoid a massive police presence. but not always with success. thousands have been detained in recent weeks opponents of the regime and of president alexander lukashenko. last night came here to express my disagreement with the results of the election and my solidarity with the detained people i stand for peace for belarus but not for a look at st louis mr. lucas chink of his dog in his heels since the protests began he says belarus is threatened by foreign powers not the military reports that nato has deployed their forces for drills right on our

running up on them yet them obviously during the pandering racin an increase in the usage of individualprotective gear such as face mask and gloves very often made out of plastic. the tiny an institute of environmental research found that in just 2 months of lockdown during march and april the amount of general waste fell by 10 percent or $500000.00 tons that's the good news researches say there is bad news in what is now being thrown away so. we were there we started $6.00 to $9.00 glove models and more than 30 facemask models all very different from each other they have different structures some have false some have filters and therefore different weights we made an assumption on the average wage and they found out that at the end of 2020 this production will create 300000 tons of additional waste and that's just masks and gloves alone. by the end of the year the total amount of waste produced is likely to be similar to before the pandemic. environmentalist's are also concerned that the pandemic has rolled back global efforts to cope single use plastic. we have also seen an increase i

i want to mark racine a quality where there is no difference whether one person has a higher social status than the other. earlier in the week just after a high school class dismissal 100 showed up in front of the ministry of education asking for the minister to resign and the reform of the education system less often or tarion more democratic. this after students said they were prevented from showing their support for the movement on campuses like using the 3 finger salute a symbol of the protest or wearing ribbons a sign of solidarity thailand's education minister not upon the siouan came out to speak to the protesters the 1st direct engagement from a top government official is this something that you think the top levels of government will continue to do kind of maybe follow your lead it's not follow my lead i think it's that dialogue that i've had with the prime minister and i think that by listening to them you. will minimize the damage that that will be done if there were. they would be escalating you know the level protests the minister says that he and others in the government are

in her country the purpose of the meeting was to listen to hear what the thinking is of the bell racine people and to see what they what they are doing to obtain the right to self-determination ok let's cross over to moscow alexandra starting over is called is a journalist based in the russian capital she's joining us live alexandra's talk us through what's been happening with the leadership of the opposition in belarus. well to day 2 of the members of the court national council of the belarusian opposition were detained we're talking about one of the leaders of strikes in the main structure factory and a companion manager of. scare also the 3rd one. who was fired is there at that of a theater because he supported the brothers he has got a note to report tomorrow to the police allegedly as a witness in the case of forming the coordination council in the meantime also to prominence activists and their leaders of 2 other effect 3 strikes were also detained 4 members of the belarus and philharmonie we're told also to report to the police as witnesses being told that they were spotted in fr

between the countries but perhaps were not the rounds in the woods of unqualified support the bill of racine dictator of. he is was looking for. a book. it will only be used when extremist elements using political slogans as cover cross a certain boundary and drawbridge start setting fire to cox houses which banks russia trying to seize government buildings and administrative buildings. so mr luzhin goes regime remains isolated from europe and now waiting for russia who has yet he's not willing to intervene while protest remained peaceful. the man who carried out the attacks on 2 new zealand mosques last year will stay in jail until he dies the high court in christchurch sentenced brenton tyrant to life in prison without the possibility of parole the self described white supremacist admitted killing 51 muslim as. justice for the victims thursday's ruling making the immeasurable grief their relatives carry a tiny bit lighter survivors of the 200-1000 mosque shootings gathered outside the court with family and supporters at the loss' this is really big but again we are trying just to move on n

taken by athletes over the police shooting of jacob black at kenosha, wisconsin, individual shot by racineukee bucks did not come out on the court today with the orlando magic. all of tonight's nba games will have been postponed. these are big statements being taken about athletes -- by athletes about police brutality. nbaine: we have seen the out in front of this through the milwaukee bucks, one of the guards was involved in a police incident in 2018, based on video camera footage seemed to suggest maybe it wasn't an old properly. he soon and has been at the 4 -- sued and has been at the forefront of a lot of this. kenosha is 45 minutes south of milwaukee. athletes have power because the world is watching them. availability to boycott a game -- the ability to boycott a game is a poor for way of bringing attention to this incident. romaine: we had the report from cnn all of the other teams are joining in. we have a lot of wall streeters who own these teams. it will be interesting to get their perspective. caroline: that is all for what did you miss. joe: bloomberg technology is up next. th

roger cray co-deacon racine andrew presbyterian church and marin city says the cost a minor delay in delivery to the food pantry during the weekly monday food giveaway. >> 25 to 35% more hungry people are coming to us now that the pandemic hit. it is more important we get this food to our clients. >> reporter: they were able to rent vehicle so food programs would not be interrupted. they said, "we would like to reassure our participants that all of our food pantries are still operating as usual." crago says the pantry provides food for 75 clients. many are low income families and the homeless. >> this is extremely malicious. >> reporter: there is video of the vandalism taking place. they describe the suspect as a man with a light complexion wearing a black shirt and black shorts vandalizing the trucks. >> i would consider this something like sacred ground. it's an organization that benefits everybody. >> reporter: he says he suspects the vandal may be somewhat upset with the food bank and retaliating or trying to send a message. >> shame on you. if you don't feel that human, hungry p

. >> reporter: meanwhile, in washington, d.c., attorney general karl racine is suing the nra foundationor allegedly diverting funds to the an array to support lavish spending by top company executives. back in new york, attorney general james says the allegations named in the suit are civil, not criminal violations. >> the nra treated a response to the new york lawsuit today. the statement reads in part quote, this was a baseless, premeditated attack on our organization and the second amendment freedoms it fights to defend. >>> a business home in lake tahoe, how a busy summer seems to be erasing memories of a locked down spring. >>> a rally for hazard pay for essential workers. why these janitors say they've been left out. >>> coming up later in sports, the first round of the pga championship is in the books. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing ears on select models >>> the future of a will nonsports part in san le

washington dc, attorney general carl racine is suing the nra for diverting funds to the nonprofit organization to support lavish spending by top executives. new york attorney general the tiesha james is seeking to dissolve the nonprofit over allegations that high-ranking executives had diverted millions of dollars for personal use over the years, and the nra ceo wayne lapierre was also accused of spending millions of dollars on the lavish trips, and president trump is defending the nra against a lawsuit. >> this has been going on for a long time. have been decimated by the lawsuit. it is very sad. i think that is what they should be doing. >> he created an illegal pass- through arrangement to conceal the very nature of these expenditures. >> reporter: the 18 month investigation revealed they went from $28 million surplus in 2015 to a $36 million deficit in 2018, and the nra says the lawsuit has critical motives writing in part, this was a baseless premeditated attack on our organization, and the second amendment freedom that it fights to defend. >>> the oakland a's bench coach , ryan christens

. >> let me say i was born three miles from the kenosha border and racine. this is part of scene wisconsin. it's a very close community with regard to the african-american community. and yes, police brutality, police killings is just -- it's a thing. at -- in those communities. now, you know, i can tell you what's happening, what the response has been. they don't want donald trump to come on tuesday and janell, i think, pointed that out very clearly. as a matter of fact, the faith community, the organizers of the protesters have been very clear that they see this as just a photo op for the president wanting to film the despair in the community and to literally create a commercial to promote his own election, sort of a page torn out of the 1968, you know, southern strategy, richard nixon playbook, and they are bound and determined not to allow president trump's visit on tuesday be fuel to a flame that's there. >> what about having joe biden visit? what do you make of the possibility of that? would that be helpful or does that stand the possibility of being eq

attorney general carl racine announced a suit on thursday against the foundation accusing it for allowingra and four executives including the ceo wayne lapierre alleging they used the corporation as quote a personal piggy bank that contributed to a loss of millions of dollars in three years. the nra struck back with a counter lawsuit while lapierre who led the nra nearly three decades called the suit an un-constitutional, premeditated attack. joining me now shannon watts founder of moms demand action for gun sense in america and back with me barbara mcquaid former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan and nbc news legal analyst. shannon, i know you are part of gun sense university this weekend a training summit for gun safety activists. what are you hearing from them on this news? >> well, i have to be honest and say we are certainly celebrating that finally all of the misdeeds of the nra are coming to light. we have thousands of our volunteers together this weekend. meanwhile the nra is mired in legal trouble, financial trouble, political trouble, and it is quite evident tha

james hall, the president of the urban league of racine, wisconsin. earlier, we heard from anthony davis, the president of the kenosha naacp. we heard from michael gravely, the district attorney of kenosha, wisconsin. and the press conference was started by josh call, the attorney general, the state attorney general. i still have britney cunningham and paul butler. paul, i want to go to you on this first. what we heard from the district attorney was that the police officer said that mr. blake admitted he had a knife, but that the knife was in the driver's side floor board of the car. so this is something he admitted to police, it was in the driver's side floor board of the car. can you explain to me from the point of police procedure why it was that a police officer would consider him to be a threat when his back is to the officer when he is not threatening the officer with a knife, he does not have a knife in his hand, and yet -- let's put the video back up again. this person who, nbc news has not confirmed this is the shooter, but somebody with a gu

the milwaukee teachers association president amy busy alco she and several teachers from milwaukee racineof and to the state capitol on monday. they met up with teachers there to help get the attention of the governor and dhs secretary andrea palm people are unnecessarily be put in danger of being asked to choose between their house their families health she says they have several demands one of which is keeping schools virtual until the virus is controlled. >>but didn't give a specific benchmark governor tony percent on monday he won't force all schools to go virtual lot of schools are small school a small school districts in the state of wisconsin where they already have small class sizes. >>in the meantime john is thinking of ways to make sure his students get to work on their art and stay connected during a really tough time if you're good teacher you're like listening and understanding and trying to empathize and understand like what's going on out there so you can best. >>and next in teach. >>and as stephanie hanes reporting for us tonight about 75,000 students attend milwaukee's pu

minister has been speaking about the situation in better rules in the last few hours accusing the better racine opposition of not having a plan of not wanting dialogue i mean it's been quite obvious all along which side russia is on but the rhetoric and the tone seem to be changing. yes exactly it is stepping up the game it is stepping on in in more bold lead to help look at shane call saying that see it is not possible to prove that he lost this elections without international observance and saying that their own people who were observing these elections found them fair and square moreover a lot of supporters of this proposed solution of look at shinnecock constitutional reforms saying it should be of rides a genuinely wide national dialogue that would belorussian people and also saying that the russian would be fine with whatever local showing qualities with the opposition but this opposition has been called everything but the representatives of the people in his speech russian foreign minister said that he was suspicious of crowds coordination council was formed saying 'd that there is peopl

and now the city's announced it will be extending its great plates meal delivery program for at racine years through september 9th. >>well serious technical problems are leading to an under reported number of coronavirus cases in california, multiple counties and the state had notices up on their web sites tuesday reporting the problems. now over the last 2 days, california has reported its lowest single-day case count since early july. but now those numbers are being question health and human services secretary doctor mark galli address the issue in a virtual briefing. >>well someone working around the clock we're not sure when we will have a good thing you fix to the on the on terror lower come a lot of those to get the same information. >>and a man will form to local health. officials. >>well the department of public health says that the problem is not affecting actual test results and hospitalizations and icu admission numbers officials have said that that data is collected through a different system. >>in the south bay, san jose's longtime police chief is preparing to pass the bat

t he didn't go home in kenosha or racine, he went to another state. my son went to the state of being paralyzed. it's a stark understanding of the two judicial systems set up in america. there's a white system and a plaque system. a black system. i got my turning signal on trying to merge it to the left, trying to get over there with you white people. >> jacob blake sr. -- >> i know it sounds -- might sound harsh, but that's -- it's not set up for us. >> i have to tell you, i think what you're saying is extremely important, extremely powerful, and i hope everybody who's watching right now will take some time tonight to think about that. we do in fact appear to have two systems of justice in this country. why else would this keep happening over and over and over again? as ben crump has been on the scene of too many of these situations over the years. mr. blake, all of our thoughts are with your son and with your family. i hope for recovery as much as you can. and we hope those threats stop and we hope you get some peace in your hearts in these coming d

lithuania latvia and estonia have imposed sanctions on dozens of better racine officials including president alexander lukashenko in total 30 belarusians have been targeted with travel bans all are accused of vote rigging and playing a role in violence against protesters since the disputed election on august the 9th because shanker an ally of russia denies electoral forward and said the protesters are backs from abroad his inclusion on the list sends a message to european countries or 3 baltic states have led calls for the west to take firm action against the belarussians president who's been in power for 26 years and is dubbed europe's last dictator well as those protests against because they could continue many of its critics have had to seek refuge in neighboring countries but as smith medic root her now in the lift away me and capital the only us because of one small act of resistance. a few seconds of defiance against the government of russian president alexander lukashenko cost kirill got a lot of lost their jobs and their freedom i thought we'd play the song $1.00 of the bosses would

connell mcshane, the "after the bell" host in racine, wisconsin now on the president's plan.nnell: that's exactly, neil what stood out to us in this first stop of what'll be a two-week tour of some of the key swing states is the different approaches of the campaigns all virtual on the dnc side instead of being in-person in milwaukee but anything but virtual for president trump. in person himself in this state later today and over the weekend in pleasant prairie, wisconsin we saw the trump campaign out and about this big pink bus with women for trump printed on the side of it and mercedes schlapp who worked in the white house for the president and now moved over to the campaign and i spoke to her in that aforementioned parking lot and she says this is all meant to make a point. listen. >> we're going to be very loud this week. we've got a big digital ad buy, in fact i think you'll see more advertisements of donald trump that people will see the democrat convention. we want to be in-person, in these different states. connell: as for the democrats this should be the week when do

according to a report in the racine county eye blake has had runins with police before.ng to the report he bran dished a weapon and resisted arrest and had a canine turned on him. >> sandra: fox news alert now from the rnc as we await the roll call of states where delegates will vote to nominate president donald trump for reelection. brand-new reaction from the trump campaign when hogan gidley joins us next. to fix the economy we have to get control over the virus. i'm releasing a plan to save lives in the months ahead. we need to increase federal support for testing, doubling the number of drive-thru testing sites. we absolutely need a clear message from the very top of our federal government that everyone needs to wear a mask in public. every single frontline worker should have the personal protective equipment that they need to be safe. we need to support schools and childcare programs so parents, if and when they can return to work, are confident that their children will be safe and cared for. and finally, we need to protect the populations most at risk: our seniors,

tropical storm isaias, which is spanish for cy racin isaiah race coast for the carolinas overnight. >ey: 85 mile-per-hour winds and rain slamming north and south carolina. hundreds of thousands thought without power. storms sparking several house fires. brian: rick lesson that you has been literally tracking this storm was in florida yesterday live from atlantic beach, north carolina now. rick, what's it like? >> well, it's a beautiful morning, brian. the state is suffering. fires, widespread power outages and tornadoes touching down across north carolina. a pretty rough scene for these folks as they wake up. we lost power and water in our hotel a couple hours after we started feeling the effects of the storm that hit us here in atlantic beach. can you seat beach itself is wide open and empty and no real beach erosion or damage to speak of here, but i can tell you that they're reporting over 360,000 people without power across the state this morning and that number could go up. some 90,000 in one county to our will alone wrightsville beach in the area where the storm actually came ash