rosie's daughter runs off but this man catches her. what happens next that is deeply disturbing. the security officer stands by watching as that man gropes rosie's daughter between the legs. seconds later he pulls her up by the chest. then another car pulls up to watch and not help. the man proceeds to rip off the victim's pants exposing her genitals. that security officer still doesn't intervene. rosie morgan: "he is as much guilty as much as the people that did that to her because he didn't get no help. he didn't do nothing." then, there's the person taking this video.. (nats: "he tryin to put her in the car") he also makes no effort to stop rolling and go help or call police. his response? michiel morgan, father: "i mean i'm quite sure you got a sister or an auntie. you wouldn't want your mother to get done like that but you stood around and laughed. there's nothing funny about being humiliated in public in the mid day."the company that patrols here is watch eagle security. we called local management.(nats: "they hung up on me.")ker

and sometimes you get the crazy, i'm going to kill you rosie. >> travino proved both rosies could be equally dangerous. >> i want to touch it. >> staff warned me about this. she can actually draw people in. which she did on many occasions. and one of the stories that's very well known about rosie, among the detention officers, is that she actually developed a personal relationship with one of the detention officers. >> we just started flirting around. and i don't know. one thing led to another. i really thought she was going to set me up. i really thought she was working for the prosecutor. >> when travino entered into a relationship with one of the jail's female detention officers it was considered a serious breach of security. >> yeah. they wrote me up for being with an officer and that i was a danger to the facility because of her. because she knew the blueprints or whatever, you know? >> an officer and an inmate having a relationship is a tremendous issue from a security perspective. the concern is that the officer can do favors or can even potentially smuggle things in to inmate

to is inspiring a new generation of rosies, one patch at a time. at reagan national airport, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kellye: coming up on abc seven news at 11:00, people in the florida keys head home. the damage they are finding after hurricane irma. and we are keeping a close watch on two hurricanes in the atlantic. josh is tracking the impact, next. sam just snagged it from you canhomegoods.is frenchie. it reminds him of bennie. only quieter. you can't have this frenchie. but new finds are always arriving. so you can find something so you, for less. at homegoods. kellye: are back tonight with an important birthday celebration. the u.s. constitution come on the founding787, fathers signed the important document. if you want to take part in the celebration, check it out at the national archives in d.c. turning to the destruction left behind by hurricane irma, today for the first time the roads to the florida keys are fully reopened and people are getting their first look at the damage. tom goldberg takes us there. tom: three hurricanes are churn

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investments are always rosy and then they do not can out. they will have to come up with something and they cannot rely on outside groups. they will have to rely on the committee on taxation. julia: they believed it would unlock growth and that would ultimately help pay for it and incidents. exactly. it will be fascinating. scarlet: this pumping into the air for kansas. kansas. dna --: bloombergs

you could just say, rosie's at it again, lopez. lopez is a common name. say her last name. you didn't even have to say her first name. just lopez. okay, what's going on. so you don't know what to expect, huh? >> no. a lot more you can do. >> i agree. little more comfort of home, right? >> yeah. >> when all three are gone at once, i think it will be very quiet. >> angela simpson will soon be the only woman left on the once-notorious adam 100 pod. >> so it will be an interesting dynamic of what's going to happen. are there going to be inmates trying to take over their way? are there going to be others that are going to try to become rosie trevino? are there going to be -- is simpson going to stand up and become the matriarch, so to speak, of the estrella jail? it will be empty. it will be empty-nest syndrome, i think. we'll have to decide what to do with a-100 pod now. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> i don't pray with bibles, i pray with false idols, smith & wesson and being suicidal, i have no enemies, just deceased riva

rosie stopped in her tracks. she'd apparently found something. gillingham is a deputy district attorney in palo alto. was gasoline there? >> no question at all. it's in her hair. you can smell it when you walked in just with your own nose, and the remnants of the gas can was found next to her right hip. there was still enough remnants of the gas can to identify the type and make and model of the gas can. >> wow. that's like somebody leaving a gun beside the body with their fingerprints all over it, isn't it? >> no fingerprints and no physical evidence beyond that. >> but it was so clear that it was an arson? >> correct. and the arson was not at issue. >> no, it was cold-blooded murder that was at issue because jennifer schipsi did not die in the fire. according to forensic experts, she was dead before the fire started. the method? a particularly intimate form of killing. death by strangulation. >> strangling someone is a very personal killing. it's a very angry killing. it's not like shooting someone from a long way away, i don't imagine. you're

the women became known collectively as "rosie the riveter." otto landed at reagan national airport yesterday, and met with about a hundred girl scouts. otto says she built airplanes for 68 years, and was 95 when she stopped. she's now 97. she says she would still be working if the plant hadn't shut down. tonight the air force association will present her with a lifetime achievement award. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. day - breezy tomorrow; jose off the mid-atlantic coast - warmer than average approaching the first day of fall friday - watching hurricane maria (approaching leeward islands) today: am patchy fog. mix of clouds and sun. warm and humid. stray shower. highs: winds: ne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. patchy fog. lows: winds: n 5-10 mph tuesday: mix of sun and clouds. breezy. isolated shower. highs: winds: n 10-15 g 20-25 mph now.. it was a big night at the emmys, some familiar winners and lots of new ones! coming up at six - metro alert. spilling over to this morning. we're live with the orange line delays

joining me now is actress rosie perez. rosie, thank you so much. know this is near and dear to you. you have family members living in puerto rico. have you heard anything? are they safe? >> i heard from my cousin, marie, about my uncle and my aunt. they're okay. but they've been without electricity since irma. and they have no water, running water and their house is flooded. but people in prt oh rico, we haven't heard anything. my brother's wife, jesse, is missing. he's going to fly down tomorrow morning. thank god jetblue has their services going down there. and we're just hoping that it's a matter of, you know, that the cell satellite is out, and they just can't get in touch with us. >> a communication -- >> just a communication issue. right now because of the dam has broken, is overflowing into the town of isabella, it will start to overflow in there, that's right next to aguia. >> what is it like to watch? i know the reason you're here is because you want to do something about it. it must be tough watching this. >> it is tough watching it. it's

so he did say it was a -- trying to put a rosy picture on it. but also at the same time, acknowledging it was a -- you know, a devastating situation on the ground there. he is still planning on visiting next week. that is still the plan of the white house. something could change if conditions on the ground deteriorate in some respect. that is what he is still planning on doing. again, there's no -- we certainly, he wants to keep this glass half full if you will and be sort of optimistic about this. again, the conditions on the ground as we're seeing from our teams there don't quite match up to his words he's saying, brooke. >> not at all. jeff, thank you, at the white house for me. montel williams, thank you so much for your patience. we needed to sneak in the president there. he also was talking about, you know, what you and i were talking about, about the nfl protests. to hear the president say the nation is coming together on this, pointing out how last night at the game the players stood. talking to his owner friends, people are getting behi

boosts skin's rosy tone... instantly. age perfect rosy tone from l'oreal paris.ll worth it. >>> republican hopes of reviving the latest obamacare care repeal efforts appear to have flat lined. even after 11th hour changes done to get certain senators on board, with midterms a year away, how can republicans demonstrate they can get health care done? >> let's bring in gregory val year. so nice to see you. what is happening in your town with health care reform? is it dead? >> yeah. i think it's been dead for self months, frankly. i think the concept of touching a hot stove is appropriate here. how many times do the republicans have to touch a hot stove to realize that they're not going to get a bill? >> why do they keep touching that stove? there's some reporting their donors want this repealed and want it repealed. they want this win on health care. >> well, they promised it during the campaign. the their donors want it. but the fact is we keep getting these scores from the congressional budget office saying how many people would be hurt, i just don't see the votes

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rosy and these hollywood elites?hey ever going to see through this blind, bizarre, psychotic hatred and realize that their actions and statements do have consequences? is hollywood ever going to stop rooting for the president to die? to fail? to get impeached? and maybe start rooting for this country to succeed? i doubt that's ever going to happen. coming up, north korea continues to show signs of aggression. our opening monologue on how bill clintonet the stage for a nuclear north korea. stay darns blil clinton set the stage for a nuclear north korea. where the heart beats warm and true, that's texas. where we always welcome you, that's texas. where we always find a way, that's texas. ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright in washington. the world reacts to north korea's latest nuclear test touted to be the rogue nation's first hyg bomb. president trump crit sidewaysing the south on -- first hydrogen bomb. president trump criticizing the south. "they only understand one thing." the south korean

name-calling, rosie o'donnell and so forth. rosie o'donnell doesn't have a hydrogen bomb. this is a real situation with real world consequences. back and forth with a foreign leader it is very unusual for a president. that doesn't necessarily mean there is going to be military action. he actually spent this week approving a new set of economic sanctions considered to be pretty sweeping, pretty important. whether that will change tphoerbg tphoebg's behavior, we don't know. it did suggest for all the bell kosity of his response and tit for tat name-calling, he is stick to go a conventional non-military approach. that doesn't mean that can't escalate, and that's the worry. >> to your point when you were saying the president had to let off a little steam and he stayed fairly scripted, i know you have seen this l.a. times report that suggests they did not want the president to go after kim jong-un personally in that u.n. address on tuesday. is that your sense of it? >> look, of course. the professionals do not want the president to personalize these kinds of conflicts. it doesn

hollywood hates president trump and rosie o'donnell, and all of her friends and celebrities, they arethe administration, against our elected president. tonight, while congressman steve scalise is also recovering by being shot by a deranged left-wing gunman. is it really responsible for rosie to gleefully tweet out a game urging users to push the president off a cliff? so is the rosie, the hollywood elites, are they ever going to see through this blind, bizarre, psychotic hatred? and realize that their actions and statements to have consequences. finally, hollywood, is it ever going to stop rooting for the president to die? to fail? to get impeached? maybe start rooting for this country to succeed. i doubt that is ever going to happen. coming up, north korea continues to show signs of aggression. our opening monologue on how bill clinton set the stage for a nuclear north korea. stay with us on the special edition of "hannity" ." showing off my arms? that's cool. being comfortable without a shirt? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's cools

children, rosie perez.my: that is rosie perez, puerto rican actor and activist speaking with our guest michael moore, who is now starring in his broadway debut "the terms of my surrender." he came into our studio right before his matinee performance on wednesday. i i asked him, well, the questin he opens with, what kind of broadway show can take down a sitting president? actually, anybody watching this can do this. i really believe in the power of a few people can make huge change happen. i talk about this in my show. history is full of examples of people who really changed the they not accepting the lie were told all of their lives, that they were just a nobody from nowhere. so i believe in that. yes, i am -- i come from michigan to new york to do the show. i come from the brexit states out there. in the citydo this that gave us donald j. trump. basically, i have come to the belly of the beast here. we do the show 12 blocks from trump towerr every day. amy: didn't you take a bus? >> one that we thought we

u nless so its future is looking pretty rosy unless somebody comes along to somehow challenge them. run you through what the markets are doing. shares in asia down for the second day after north korea's nuclear test — with investors watching signs that the country could be preparing another rocket launch, possibly an intercontinental ballistic missile similar to the one fired overjapan last week. but we saw bigger falls on earlier missile tests, some suggesting that this just becomes a new normal, rather than the unease we saw when tensions first escalated earlier this year. weaker manufacturing data in the uk yesterday didn't do much to boost confidence either and today it's the turn of service data from spain, italy, france and germany but after a good start to the year and some healthyjuly numbers we could also see some slight fall off here too. more on that shortly, but first michelle has the details about what's ahead on wall street today. when wall street re—opens, no doubt refreshed after the holiday weekend, it will have some economic data and some corporate results to diges

boosts skin's rosy tone... instantly. age perfect rosy tone from l'oreal paris. it. >>> later today president trump expected to announce his decision to end daca -- that's the obama-era program that protects so-called dreamers, young undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. attorney general jeff sessions will hold a briefing at the justice department to discuss the president's plan. sources tell cnn the president wants to delay the dismantling of daca so lawmakers have a chance to fix it. if they so choose, if they're, in fact, capable. sara murray with more from the white house. >> reporter: good morning. sources tell cnn even though the president is expected to end the program, he's going to do it with a six-month delay. a window that allows for congress to come up with a legislative fix to this issue. that news was welcomed by some republicans who say congress is the one who should be mending this issue. they shouldn't be legislating from the white house. others including the head of the hispanic chamber of commerce and democrats panne

birmingham food factory is already losing one italian chef, who is worried about brexit, and boss, rosiet will make it harder to attract new arrivals, the staff she needs. it will definitely hinder ourjob as an employer but actually, as a food manufacturer. so we do have chefs from all over the world. it will impact our ability to recruit people. come to order, please. officially, labour is rather silent on the leak, not yet government policy. but prominent voices fear cutting off low skilled immigration could choke business. the idea that we stop eu citizens coming here, the lower skilled ones who are important for hospitality, construction and social care, will somehow lead to us being more prosperous, is ridiculous. that's why i'm hoping this leak isn't genuine government policy and if it is, we are hoping the government rethinks. is it not time we took back control of our immigration policy? but the government won't budge on its view the referendum was an instruction from the public to control immigration. exa ctly how ? well, one minister admitted it won't be an easyjob and says sin

is that just too rosy a statement by the democrats? >> well, it seems that's something that was premature here by chuck and nancy as the president has taken to calling them. the president also sat down with a bipartisan group from lawmakers from the house. and during that meeting the president made clear he was comfortable with a deal in which continuing the daca protections would be separated from funding for the wall. he told them they would be okay if they exited in two legislative vehicles. that gave a lot of democrats in that room a lot of optimism saying they really felt they'd be able to reach a deal with the president. he goes in, sits down, has this chinese food dinner with fulosy and schumer. and the two sides degree those issues were discussed, but there seems to be a last minute disagreement exactly how that wall funding would be handledmal. it seems the white house was frustrated over the framing of that statement. >> so, jarm aay, does it sound like to you that pelosi and schumer maybe got oover their skis, maybe a little

leave me to leave rosie the troll. is reason to argue that. today in about half an hour. do you have any weapons or. sound of the mediterranean and some very over. this region there has been a lot of that you know fishing by the european industrial. they have been fishing here quite extensively the one nine hundred fifty s. that's wild. so that has also led to the fact that there is not so much to know that so that is why i and other nations in this region are doing this inspection to make sure that they have the amount of catch on board that they are reporting. like you see a preschool she did. not sit next. to them because she didn't take on ski just. so much of fish from their food is the. and by. their. charge well the police. like. was on fire shirts on the whole trip and just war hero here have you reported this by catch. the mother was. a good. miss you. like a mother of you know. my main goal will be about bycatch and i use illegal unregulated and underreporting fishing that is happening in the west african region. because it is estimated that between eleven and t

pay the driver. >> thanks, rosy. >> all right. seems i know you done this. there you go.t's like tucker on vacation in the tropics. what's your ideal date? me all alone with a ton of food. love it. >> there's a companion right there. >> thank you everyone >> good stuff, we'll do it again this time tomorrow, in the meantime later let's give you a heads up on what's coming on at good day dc at 8:45, joel walsh member of the eagles rock and roll hall of famer will be here tomorrow here in the area. >> check out who's on good day, a double dose of awesome singers, james blunt, we'll also have kevin's interview with the haley berry and erin gives us a sneak peak with one-on-one with hung key jake >> let's head oversees to london. >> kevin? living the life. >> reporter: good morning, allison and steve, i'm in london be i've been here a couple days, got here to interview the cast of kings man the other day, you mentioned haley berry, we'll have her coming up on good day dc i sat down with her as well as collin fir th, julieann more, the secret of the first film, in about an hour

shooting into the sky, does this not happen at the beginning of cider with rosie?in gloucestershire! well done! that's where he lived! let's render it now true and deny any alternative. the forehead up -- the florida sheriff has found that it will not turn the hurricane around! that's good to know! hurricane dances and all that sort of thing. let's move on to politics. please excuse let's move on to politics. please excuse the intemperate language used in this headline... page two of the sun, farron tells xpm to get lost over eu. tell us what's going on here, natalie? well, everyone is being slightly immature, let's say! laughter at the risk of continuing the theme of inappropriate language. as we know, tony blair said today it would be possible to tighten the borders of britain but without going through the process of leaving the eu, something that seems to have occurred to him relatively recently in the entire story. and michael fallon, who is of course 100% to be relied upon to say something dull just at the point where you are hoping that something more interes

that is her big sister, rosie. tell rosie that she is welcome to come on the tv. come and see.u feel better soon. ivy made a recovery, but happy guidelines been emplaced, for you, what difference would it have made? a huge difference. i have no idea about the group b strep, it would have made a big difference. had she not receive the antidote it she did, yeah. let me bring in louisa, welcome to the programme. logan spent nine weeks in hospital, your son, after contracting group b strep, tell us how it affects a baby. he wasjust so how it affects a baby. he wasjust so lethargic. there was no life to him at the time when ijust thought he was very sleepy. and i gave him a bottle, which he promptly threw up. idid his bottle, which he promptly threw up. i did his temperature, and it was very, very high. at this point, i didn't know what it was. but there was one thing that made me wonder, because he had very bulging fontanelle, a sign that alerted me, because i had a little card about meningitis from the gp. luckily, that made me think straightaway, it may be that. so obviously, tha

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people like jennifer lopez, marc anthony, pit bull, rosie perez, who will be joining me live here next hour. but my next guest is camar camar dela reyes known for his role on "one life to live." he is a says native of san juan and actively helping to raise money for relief efforts. it is so nice to see you. thank you for joining me. >> thanks for having me on, brooke. >> let's go back. you managed to get a flight to puerto rico. this is after the hurricane hit is my understanding. and you went because you wanted to help? you wanted to check in on your family including your mother who i read is half blind and partially deaf at 84. how is she doing? >> you know, i originally went to go rescue my mom, to get her off the slooisland. i booked two roundtrip tickets to get back two days later. she's -- she survived it physically. you know, as you can see, the lines at the supermarkets, lines to get water -- she's not capable of doing any of that. and you know, what i believe the correspondent mentioned about standing in the lines, those are cash transactions only. if you're lucky enough to ge

now, she has probably bankrupted her parents, despite the fact that rosie o'donnell offered to give her her legal defense fund, encouraging other young women to go ahead -- she's basically saying, she was a brave young patriot, rosie o'donnell will never have to pay the price that reality winner it's going to pay. >> reality winner has ruined her life by doing that. it's a good lesson to other young people in these positions. it's not worth it to let these petty political arguments that are going on in television and online, on twitter, for example, she had an interesting twitter feed, as well, to ruin yourte career, your life, the life of your family, because you have feelings aboutut things. moving forward, i think it actually is a pretty big question, as we have this new generation of young people who really do feel like their feelings are the only thing that matter, they are allowed to do what they want to satisfy how they feel and what they want the end result to be, and the reality is, especially when it comes to national security andt the nsa, if you believe that fox news is trig

french not all the papers have such a rosy view of the economy.of them are focusing on different austerity measures. yes, focusing on austerity measures -- vocus in on two main areas. they say the macron government is likely to cut the housing and labor ministry since they are on the chopping block. they say they know this because hands onthere confidential, internal letters between ministries and the letters lay out the provisional budgets for the ministries over the next five years. the post has an article about macron posh judicial saga with the press. this comesriginally, from the french investigative site. they have an article this morning about macron's decision to remove a judicial complaint he made against a photographer a month ago. he decided to stop pressing charges against the proper aussie for "harassing him and his wife this summer on vacation." he says he dropped the charges he didarticle says that not drop the charges -- but he did drop because the judges were going to rule against macron and in favor of the photographer. judicial

in fact, we spoke to a lot of business owners rosie and frank, they run rosie's bakery.they opened up a year ago, and had to deal with hurricane matthew and now they are dealing with hurricane irma, but they seem to be taking it in stride's. >> it is a little stressful and hectic, sure. >> everything will be good. >> we had our first rodeo. >> there were five deaths from matthew in volusia county last year, jon. they are concerned up here. a couple of hundred miles, few hundred miles from where the storm makes sure, but they know they will have issues across the state of florida including the daytona beach area. >>jon: right now the lights are on behind rick , but that is not likely to be the case 48 hours or so from no now. rick leventhal, thank you. five and half million people in florida have been told to evacuate. not everyone is doing so. we are going to go to hollywood, florida, now, but denny villalobos is attic condominium building despite being innate evacuation zone. are you with family or friends are you prepared? >> hello, how are you? >> jon: how are you? >>

. >> reporter: and the president painting a rosie picture. >> we walked out and everybody was happy. not too happy, because you can never be too happy, but they were happy enough. >> reporter: but many republicans i spoke to were not happy. this is a major blow to the president's own party. it sets up a big battle in december and gives democrats leverage as the republicans are trying to seal a deal on tax reform, potentially tying their hands on one of the president's top priorities. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >>> president trump also says he's ready to work with democrats on legalizing the daca program after tweeting that he's but the president insists he has no second thoughts about ending the program that protects immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. and there is a new legal challenge. 15 states are suing the government over the plan to repeal daca. >>> coming up, the daring escape by a shoplifting suspect in texas. >> what she used as a get away car, pushing 100 miles per hour, we'll show you how it all ended. >> we'll also check in on the latest, up to the minut

>>> before we go we want to put up the website rosie mentioned. unitedforport re unitedfor unitedforpuertarico.com. >> loved the rosie perez interview. good to have her on. nice work. >>> if it's wednesday, more victories means for problems for the gop. >> tonight, the senate victory that's more, roy moore, than the gop establishment bargained for. >> well, we have a man who's going to be a great senator. >> we'll talk to the democratic challenger hoping to defeat roy in december. >>> plus full-court press on athletes and activist. kareem abdul-jabbar joins the conversation on president trump, social justice and the take a knee protests. >>> and the tax man. >> there's never been tax cuts like what we're talking about. >> we'll talk to republican congressman kevin brady. the man in charge of getting the tax bill cut passed in the house. >>> this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington and welcome to "mtp daily." we begin the night with a purge of the gop establishment. a crisis of confidence in

. >> rosy got more than two feet of water in our south houston home. since the water went down, she and her husband had been trying to save what they can. >> we're staging things that can be salvaged on our lawn. >> with with most of their worldly possessions out here, they're having to fight off salve skav gjeres who think they can help themselves. >> this is personal. it's emotional. it's heartbreaking. it's your life turned upside the neighbors. .> i've had pilfering through it. and that's not cool. >> then there are the contractors going door to door to make a quick buck. >> they're leaving business cards. what about helping someone? taking out a rug? moving down the street first wa of what thieves and thousands of storm victims will deal with. federal state and local law enforcement is on the scene looking for fake cha including crooked contractors and schemes to rip off government aid programs like fema disaster >> reality is there's a lot of money to these fraudsters after a disaster. >> authorities say the scams are remarkably similar in storm

as a downer rosies there has always been cooperation between the two countries and this agreement will boost technical trade and boost production in the oil fields that are not functional in the south and open direct trade along the border south sudan voted for independence from sudan in twenty eleven and since then relations have been tense despite a deal signed in twenty twelve on border security entrained the toonie was have accused each other in the past of meddling in internal affairs oil has also been a contentious issue but the needs of the two who are revenue affords them to cooperate with each other. and we have also committed ourselves to making sure that the oil workers. those who will be crossing from sudan and those who will be coming back from. are going to be protected by the forces. coordinating force from the public of so that will make sure that they are protected on the side of the public of south sudan and on the republic of sudan when they return they will also be secure for years of civil war has destroyed south sudan's main source of revenue and weakened its econ

we'd also be able you know from all over the world and we are talking and when they write he says for rosie okies phone from oz i have the feeling that i was there or i am there you know so it's a very special feeling. a mother of two in her mid thirty's she makes a living from her channel posting to new videos a week she gets feedback from near and far she can read the comments written in spanish. and think that what you do is spectacular you surprise me every time. i wish you all the best carry on the mantle see you got to see end of which is the last you know for me. this video alone has been viewed more than four million times but still worries about all her posts will be received i'm taking ok what if people don't like it or what if they like it you know and i was wondering all the time and when we do is alive. i can't watch it and i ask. my friend ok can you can you please read your comments. kicker can spend two days preparing her designs scrutinizing them in the mirror to see what works and what doesn't like the not on her stomach. she can work on a new body painting for up to eight

. >> families across the keys are returning to rebuild their lives including rosy and her loved ones. >> everyone wants to get back to normal, you know, we're all pitching in, working hard. >> and kristen the hardest hit areas are still closed off. only first responders have been able to travel past this check point all will change at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow when the lower keys will finally reopen to residents. but conditions remain grim with very little power across most of the keys. >> truly heart breaking stories there. thank you. >>> we turn to north korea where kim jong-un will build nuclear arsenal despite international community to stop him. as it escalates our reporter travels to air base in south korea where american troops prepare for what might happen next. >> reporter: north korea is threatening with weapons of mass destruction as kim jong-un watches the latest missile launch. validating to have equillibrium with the u.s. uck south korea remain on constant state of alert. top spy plane returning to base. the driver on the radio guiding the pilot down. nicknamed the dragon lady.

. >>> tomorrow, the national cathedral bell will ring in the name of rosie the riveter.t's the honor the millions of -- to honor the millions of american women who stayed at home during world war ii and made war supplies and ammunition. bells across the country will ring at 1:00 in the afternoon. >>> what has been the worse week for so -- worst week for so in brought out the -- many brought out the best in so many. from baking cookies to a yappy hour drive displaced by harvey. to a workout class, people are helping in ways that they can. all the way from here, more than 1,000 miles away. now 16-year-old bridget kim donated all the money she made this summer at her internship. she started a go fund me too. i interviewed her on wednesday and now, she's up to more than $6,700 including one man who saw our story and donated $1,000. proving one person's good deeds can inspire and multiply. >>> coming up on wusa9, after almost two years off earth, a female astronaut breaks the record for most time in space. >>> and it's a new approach to helping teens with concussions by using

the dark picture she painted this afternoon in sharp contrast to the rosy assessment being put forward by the administration. nbc's gabe gutierrez has late details. >> i'm done being polite. i am done being politically correct. i am mad as hell. >> reporter: san juan's mayor this afternoon making an emotional plea directly to the president. >> i beg you to take charge and save lives. we are dying here. and i cannot fathom the thought that the greatest nation in the world cannot figure out logistics for a small island. >> reporter: ripping into fema for not distributing aid fast enough. >> if we don't get the food and the water into people's hands, what we are going to see is something close to a genocide. >> reporter: representative enrique melendez agrees even though he supported president trump during the election. >> where is the navy? where is the army? we need them right now. not next week. >> reporter: governor ricardo rossello is still in charge of the recovery efforts but is now getting more support from the military. >> we've been getting more assets, and we're showing it. >>

you have a great capacity for putting a very rosy tint on your record, but it's not me accusing you.., mr president, it is not me accusing you of failing in your tenure, and i'm onlyjudging it this way because you make so many claims to be a crusader for better governance, clean governance. because i did it. and you are not dealing... i'm dealing with the way nigeria perceives you today. hang on, hang on. when you say it is necessary for africa's governments to clean up their act today because corruption is corrosive at a time when population is rising so fast, be mindful of what the national assembly said in november of last year, when you lectured them... what did they say? do you want me to read it? read what they say. we forget, they said, the person who introduced corruption to this national assembly is chief 0lusegun 0basanjo. he burst the fourth national assembly with corrupt practices from day one of his administration. stephen, what they say is they tried... they are talking rubbish. listen to me! when i took over, the first thing that the national assembly sent to me and the

banking on rosy projections of the growth is setting the economy of for disappointment. guest: i think it is right on the mark. i am in favor of a solid tax reform. i think we need to have better tax policies but that is different than saying, we can cut the tax rate and it will be good, right? it will grow fast, bring in the money, and the temptation to overstate the ease with which this can be accomplished is troubling to me because it's not easy, we have not had it for 31 years for a reason. i want everyone to know it is worth doing but hard. host: you are a former congressional budget office director and now president of the american action forum. what do you do? guest: we are a policy analysis group. we pay attention to all of the issues in the labor market, energy, environment, regulation, puerto rico infrastructure, tax help, and a lot is going on in congress. our goal is to make sure people understand the issues and we can somehow find a way to make good politics and get it done. host: the cbo has been in the spotlight over health care, a lot of criticism and sup

. >> reporter: rosie has lived here for years and never feels unsafe. >> i come here every day and lived here for over ten years and never had a problem. >> reporter: the trio of suspects finally got caught when someone noticed him following someone. investigators arrested them shortly after, and believe there could be more victims out there. >> i'm glad somebody called. usually people just turn a blind eye, you know? they do. they don't want to get involved because whatever reason. >> reporter: the teen suspect's identity wasn't released. he was booked into juvenile hall. his mental capacity on whether he understood what he was allegedly doincourt process. in san jose, kpix 5. >>> so is it on or is it off? there are a lot of questions about free speech week at uc berkeley. the university is prepared to spend up to a million dollars on security either way. it was supposed to start in less than 48 hours on sunday and last for four days, but now the whole event is up in the air. >> reporter: we saw tensions rise on campus with word that free speech week is canceled. tics to derail an event

you have a great capacity for putting a very rosy tint on your record, but it is not me accusing you,ing president, it is not me accusing you offailing in president, it is not me accusing you of failing in your tenure. i am only judging you in this way because you make so many claims to be a crusader for it governance, clean governance. . . for it governance, clean governance... yes, because i did it. and you are not, you are not dealing with what was done. you are dealing with what was done. you are dealing with what was done. you are dealing with what came after.” with what was done. you are dealing with what came after. i am dealing with what came after. i am dealing with the way nigeria perceives you today. hang on. when you say it is necessary for africa's governments to clean up their acts today, it is corruption is corrosive at a time when population is rising so fast, be mindful of what the national assembly said in november of last year. what did they say? when you lectured them about corruption. what did they say? would you like me to read it? lest we forget, the person who

you know i would have to say contention what simon caller just said about everything being fine and rosy in the low cost airlines has had a massive. quality of life for the worse yet it is limited as. so you can get into a philosophical discussion about some destinations like barcelona in venice the six being swamped the tourists who are just there because they get there but thank great but in fact on his point about ryanair and easy good safety record yes they do there are many cases even right in this case where that has been caught the good fortune and there's no doubt that the effect of the low cost airline industry has sucked up the money that used to be go into training and costs in. less than large and less accessible airlines and the smaller regional carriers have been having accidents they just don't make the headlines and. the other thing you have to bear in mind just proves a cheat is almost never. cited as a case. for an incident or an accident because the investigators find it very out through so don't dismiss it it's there it's a fact. and there have been stories confirmed