to the salvation army. to the red cross. i wa nt to salvation army. to the red cross.in to work with the families. we will get past this and bea families. we will get past this and be a strong jewish community like we have always been. i'm going to ask me to come up now. —— the measure to come up me to come up now. —— the measure to come up now. me to come up now. —— the measure to come up now. we are a resilient city. we have been knocked down and and we have found ways to stand back up. by working together. to the victim's families, we are here as a committee of one for you. we will be here to help you through this horrific episode. we will get through this darkest day of pittsburgh's history by working together. it is the most diverse neighbourhood on the whole of western pennsylvania. people choose to live there because of the diversity of the community. the jewish community is the backbone. it is part of the fabric of pittsburgh. we will be there in all communities to support our friends the jewish community. we have been knocked down before but we have always bee

we saw a dozen people being helped by the salvation army . no word when they will be allowed back in their home . that red site warning in effect until tomorrow morning . fire officials say they hope the wind die down once that when it goes down . >> you been up there a while to die down? >> it was pretty strong when we first got here . it was so strong that we had trouble standing up . it's been a lot less . we are shield by the hills . the maximum miles is 40- 50 miles per hour in this last update says that it's gone down to 30 miles per hour . >> am glad to see improvement when it comes to conditions . >> that grass fire producing smoky air . this is what it look like this afternoon along highway four . from concord to fremont people reporting unhealthy air . people with breathing problems are urged to stay indoors and avoid that smoky air . >> the strong winds were this afternoon around 1 pm . mount diablo with the 60 mile an hour winds . some unofficial reports of 69 mile an hour winds . these numbers showing significant numbers . that r

last year, 86 british victims were supported by the salvation army, which has the government contractr before and significantly more than the number of those referred to the charity seven years ago. and it is widely believed that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the organised crime groups that operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won't have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own bond slavery, human trafficking team next year to focus on the complex cases. we are still promoting it to the forces, to the staff and pcos, right through to the senior management, of how to tackle it. but in order for the authorities to get a true grip on the problem, the public need to take action. the salvation army operates a 2k hour confidential referral helpline and is asking people to report anything that seems suspicious. charlotte wright, bbc news. and vi

salvation army continues to render assistance as it can. there have been several references to the infrastructure that's been damaged and we are slowly following those who are clearing roads into areas with 48 mobile feeding kitchens, each one of those capable of 1500 meals a day, or more, and the aggregate total of 72,000 meals per day. we have not ceased to be involved in puerto rico and florence at the same time. and lastly, we're working with two teams and field kitchens capable of 30,000 meals a day with operation barbecue. let me just say something about that. those private partners who help assist those who have been harmed in in terrible storm get a little bit of home when they see the operation barbecue folks come in and it's a part of that emotional revival that comes after the initial shock of what happened. so, those of you who are reaching out to help those in your community, we thank you very much and we'll be with you throughout the way. >> all right. thanks, colonel. next up, army corps of engineers, rae alexander. again, th

that is where i come in, raising awareness, and organisations like the salvation army.news... theresa may, has appealed to eu leaders to give her more flexibility over a brexit deal but the european parliament president said he'd heard nothing new. tens of thousands of people on sickness benefits are to receive backdated payments of thousands of pounds, after a government error. network rail says disruption to trains running in and out of paddington station in west london could continue until tomorrow morning. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and falls in the states, as well. the family of a woman who died after getting trapped in the airing cupboard at a holiday home is suing the resort company. elizabeth isherwood, known as mary, died while staying at plas talgarth country club near machynlleth in wales last year. her son says the family is seeking compensation from the holiday resort owners for negligence. craig duggan reports. it's just over a year since mary isherwood, died in nightmarish circumstances. her

how is it going with respect to the salvation army's efforts? challenge but we committed mobile units for relief efforts in florida. panama city up toward tallahassee, and we are looking forward to helping people. charles: earlier reports suggested not as many people were heeding the evacuation calls we saw with hurricane florence where everyone got out of town. how much more complicated does that make your job? >> it definitely increases the difficulty level. one of the biggest challenges is traffic. so many downed roads, so much debris, and people trying to get around or going out sightseeing, it makes it tough to move our relief supplies and disaster units into the area. charles: when i have the salvation army on or other rescue units, i like to give you a platform for a message to those looking for help. >> be patient. help is on the way. we are setting up significant relief centers in most of major communities. i say also to the public, if you want to help, the best way to help is to make a financial contribution. charles: thank you very mu

cell-phone service largely returned today in the florida panhandl alvin migues is with the salvation army's emergencyvi disaster ss. he's been distributing food and water to storm survivors, and jos me from panama city, florida. alvin migues, welcome to the newshour. now, you've gone down there to set up a command post basically. give us a sense of what kind of services you're providing right now and how many ople you're serving in that area. >> amna, the salvation army came into the area last tuesday frm texas, we came into the panam3 city area. we came with 26 canteens to start immediate service here. m understanding is that ther evacuationr went out to over 120,000 people, and only about 20,000 of them heeded the warning. so there were at least 100,000 people that we were needing to feed very quickly. that's obvchusly been a lenge with the conditions that we're seeing here in panama city. >> nawaz: we've been seeing some of those pictures, of course, the devastation by those incredibly powerful winds, 155mph when the hurricane came ashore. give me a sense of what you've seen there on the

joining me now is alvin migez, the texas division disaster coordinator for the salvation army. the work you do and your teams do is remarkable. can you share with us what people are saying to you as they come back and they see what is left, if anything, of their homes? >> well, poppy, thank you for having us on this morning. the salvation army has been in some of the neighborhoods now in the last couple days, starting to see obviously the destruction that is so terrible that we're not able to get around very well. but the people that we have talked to are definitely in need of a lot of things. they need water. they need hydration, obviously. they need food. we have 28 canteens. our mobile kitchens rolling into the area this morning. we will be spreading out across the panama city area and on down into apalachicola and port st. joe today to see what the need is down there. >> you know, i think so often, i know i feel like this, we feel helpless from here. we can give money, but we don't really know where it's going. for everyone watching this morning, across the country, what do

and so we reached out to sales force, red cross, salvation army, inter-faith council as well as the access community and next door, which is where we got a lot of volunteers from. we had over 80 people come out and act as survivor-actors. we provided some education around what disaster response and sheltering looks like. and that was a valuable piece of the exercise in providing that education and awareness to our city residents. the last piece is that we were able to train our h.s.a. and d.p.h. shelter staff on site. it was a just-in-time training. we focused on, how do we train our staff in the time of an event to be able to provide the services to run the shelter. and that was a really, really great outcome. next year, yellow command will focus on transportation. and so i'm really looking forward to moving to the transportation and working with many of you on that project as well. thanks. >> thank you, guys. thanks so much. and just to highlight, this is really meant to test our ability and our capability in the first days after an emergency assuming that we get no outside help. just to

there is a salvation army shelter setup. live in the financial district, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> all right, kate. thank you. and we've been getting a l l l l photos from this fire. >> just some unique views. the downtown image of san francisco gives you a really good perspective of the building. and there you can see in the center of the building flames and smoke coming out the front of it. from the business times showing us the flames, the smoke and look at that ash debris falling from the building and landing on the sidewalk below. there you see firefighters dodging that debris, trying to get that fire quickly under control. and look at this, massive fire at my apartment community, financial district smoke just pouring out. thankfully, dan and ama, firefighters got this fire under control quickly before it could spread any further than it did. >> now, we sent out multiple push alerts on this breaking story including this one just after 6:00 p.m. when the fire was contained. stay tuned in with breaking news update alert

the jewish community center, the red cross, the salvation army, the various grief counselors, the children's institute, and the many other organizations and businesses that provide food and logistics for the officers and for the victims. as mr. jones mentioned, the area around wilkinson shady will remain closed so that the forensic investigation of the crime scene can continue. that area will probably remain closed for up to a week. extra patrols have been assigned around various sensitive locations throughout the city of pittsburgh, to include where the scheduled event will occur tonight. in the next few minutes, the medical examiner will release the names of the deceased victims. i would personally ask that the media respect the privacy of the families of these victims. i was there last night and witnessed the notifications being made to the families. it's a very difficult time for the families and i ask you to give them some distance. finally, if you see a first responder, whether it be a police officer, paramedic, or firefighter, go up to them and say "thank you" for their work that they

the jewish community center, the red cross and salvation army, the various grief counselors, the children's institute and the many other organizations and businesses that have provided food and logistics for the officers and for the victims. as mr. jones mentioned, the area will remain closed so that the forensic investigation of the crime scene can continue. that area will probably remain closed for up to a week. extra patrols have been assigned around various sensitive locations throughout the city of pittsburgh to include where the scheduled event will occur tonight. in the next few minutes, medical examiner will release the names of the deceased victims. i would personally ask that the media respect the privacy of the families of these victims. i was there last night and witnessed the notifications being made to the families. it is a very difficult time for the families, and i ask you to give them some distance. finally, if you see a first responder, whether it be a police officer, paramedic or firefighter, go up to them and say thank you for their work that they've done. the last 24 ho

and we'll be speaking to a victim of modern slavery, as figures from the salvation army reveal a sharpse in the number of cases here. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm katherine downes. divisive from the start, shahid khan withdraws his bid to buy wembley, because of the disagreement it caused within the game. we'll have the latest. rain ruins play again, but the third odi is under way for england in soggy sri lanka. and transgender racing driver charlie martin tells us why, in the end, it didn't have to be a choice between her sport, and being herself. i really accepted the fact that i would not continue a motorsport, because i did not think i would have any support. good evening. we start with the news that broke earlier this afternoon that shahid khan, the owner of fulham fc, has withdrawn his bid to buy wembley. the plan to sell off the national stadium had been very divisive from the moment it was announced, but mr khan has said he didn't expect such a mixed reaction, and that he would only buy wembley if t

there's a lot of resources here and you've got the salvation army and they beat you here at the methodist church over it lutheran church down there. but i get food from work too at the donuts trying to send all my money home for my wife to pay the bills and rent it's enough to get by you know it's either a you know a one hundred a week or big ice and you understand i have a family. you want to say one hundred twenty five but if you drop it down to a hundred a week. the american dream or some you can always chase i really believe that even during a recession to still opportunities for each is going to look for you got to be over willing to move to change that to get going and go go chase go to it. now a lot of people won't do that but the ones they do with usually come out headlong. because our country is never the stable across the whole world it's very rare to have all fifty states doing well it's also rare to have all fifty states to poorly so we're always moving on that's part of our national character it's always find new opportunities wherever they may be. what i do here pretty much

last year, 86 british victims were supported by the salvation army, which has the government contractt operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so, although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won‘t have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own modern slavery human trafficking team next year, which looks to focus on the complex cases. we are still promoting out there to the forces, to the staff, from pcsos and wardens right through to senior management, on how to tackle it. but in order for the authorities to get a true grip on the problem, the public need to take action. the salvation army operates a 2a—hour confidential referral helpline, and is asking people to report anything that seems suspicious. charlotte wright, bbc news. you can see more on that story on the bbc iplayer. and on bbc south east today at 6:30pm today. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good afternoon,

i told the people throughout, the skinlt annual fashion show for the salvation army. with thealizationrmy there. a great day for this. a great day for this. watch out around that your brain went offline. next time ask yo cvs pharmacist. our proprietary search tool analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in.... before you conk out... see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. >>> if you are just joining us at 4:30, we are in weather alert mode. >> that's right. and it won't let up the rest of the night. the rar is right behind his head. right there. and it will be a nastyni t, huh? >> looking really nasty. if you have dinner plans and it will be out and about, the evening is not looki good. >> i'm going to have it hour by hour. we have so many activities going on. >> take ak l at the radar picture. going on across the area. downtown. right into the beltway. not a ton going on but notice we haveome heavier showers. fredericksburg. these moving to enorth. if it is not raining hard, the heavy rain is coming. the heaviest rain overnight into early tomo

walking around but there are still police, i see a lot of bands playing by and i think i saw the salvation armye point. there's still a lot of things going on down there. thank you very much for giving us some of your time. thank you. she was caught up in the police handling of that incident. well, in the past hour, president trump has been speaking to reporters — here's what he had to say. we have been following very closely the events of squirrel hill, making a statement at the farmers of america, we're doing the future farmers and will be going there, some will be going with me and we will be making a major statement. it isa will be making a major statement. it is a terrible thing what is going on with hate and our country, frankly, it all over the world. something has to be done. something has to be done. it looks like the results are coming in and they are far more devastating than we originally thought. it was a shooter, they have to shooter, and the results were very devastating. we will be speaking to you at the conference in the future farmers of america conference and it is just a sha

last year, 86 british victims were supported by the salvation army, which has the government contractnificantly more than the number of those referred to the charity seven years ago. and it's widely believed that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the organised crime groups that operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so, although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won't have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own modern slavery human trafficking team next year, which looks to focus on the complex cases. we are still promoting out there to the forces, to the staff, from pcsos and wardens right through to senior management, on how to tackle it. and we realise working with other agencies that there is an issue. modern slavery is happening every day. but we want a better coordination in sussex. so, with my money that i get given, i decided to fund a post to help the police get better coordinat

the salvation army is assisting them. there is no word yet on wind do up to 25 miles per hour overnight. they are on standby in case the wind picks up even more. >> it looks like it is still blowing pretty strongly. >> yet it is -- yes it is. it is not as bad as earlier. the wind was at 40 to 50 miles per hour. firefighters have made significant progress. many resources have left the area. they do have the strike teams in case they are needed. >> thank you for reporting at solano county. >>> there was an air quality advisor in the bay area. this is what it looks like this afternoon. this is along highway four. this is bye was an healthy, smo. the smoke could be lingering through monday night. people with are urged to stay inside. >> if people smell smoke they should keep their windows and the doors close. they should keep their air conditioning units are recirculate. >> air quality officials recommend going through a library or a shopping mall to avoid the smoke. >>> air quality is not an issue for the last two hours. the

the salvation army is not assisting those displaced residents. >>> the rent scooter company is facing a class-action lawsuit, after a number of people say they were hurt. they have joined a class-as lawsuit against two companies that allow you to rent he electric scooters. others allege think got hurt when the scooters they were riding malfunctioned. in a same lime said in part -- while we don't comment on pending litigation, safety has always been at the very core of everything we do. bird said in a quote, at bird, safety is our very stop priority, and it drives our mission to get cars off the road. >>> drivers in los altos hills can expect some closures. so the crew's work will make the repairs. detours will be in place. the off-ramp will open up at 6:00 tomorrow morning, but work is also expected tomorrow night. >>> as folks are heading towards el camino, you may be passing some high-tech offices there, we have -- 280 will be closing just before 8:00 so, that may be an issue if you have a later meeting. hopefully it should be just fine for tomorrow's morning commute. right now it's

the jewish community center, the red cross, the salvation army, the various grief counselors, the children'stitute and the many other organizations and businesses that provide food and logistics for the officers and victims. as mr. jones mentioned, the area around wilkins and shady will remain closed so the forensic investigation of the crime scene can continue. that area will probably remain closed for up to a week. extra patrols have been assigned around various sensitive locations throughout the city of pittsburgh to include where the scheduled event will occur tonight. >> all right. so we've just heard from a number of people in pittsburgh, including the u.s. attorney scott brady and a special agent with the pittsburgh field burro. they said that bowers is in federal custody right now, sounds like he was in the hospital -- is in the hospital recovering from surgery but then will be before a judge tomorrow afternoon. there are 29 federal charges against him and officials say that they found that he had three glock 357 handguns and one ar-15. he shot 11 people inside the synagogue and woul

this means we'll have to dig deep to the charitable organizations like red cross and salvation army andtlot other groups. they will be doing a lot of heavy lifting as well. >> we're looking at panama city. the drone video we have seen before. you ever standing water in the background. you have free standing structure in the fore ground with a tree through it. then a lot of single and double wides. very modest homes. craig, that's the question. folks who don't have tremendous amount of damage, just enough to make life miserable, just enough to compromise a room and introduce moisture into their house. it gets a little tougher for them. >> yeah. this will be key to getting power back on. if we don't get those air-conditionings working and dried out, you've got mold. we use a lot of different groups including the corps of engineers but also a lot of volunteer groups that can get tarps over these homes. i think what you'll see, we're going to shift from a life saving operation into the initial steps recovery op trying to save as many homes as we can, protect as many damage roofs and get the

being handed out -- the water that's being handed out is probably providing more help than the salvation army and fema and other volunteers understand. florida power and light say there's still a quarter million customers, that means households, units that don't have power. that's a big part of the reason that local leaders are asking people if they have evacuated, we know you are concerned about your belongings, but still stay away. you have all of this debris that has to be cleared out. people getting in the way could slow that process. you still don't have power and still don't have plumbing in these areas. jon, back to you. jon: what a mess, mike toe -- tobin thank you. >>> thousands of demonstrators marching through paris today demanding more to be done to combat climate change. protesters holding signs and chanting slogans asking french and world leaders to enact now. the event follows a recent u.n. report calling for the phasing out of coal by 2050 in order to help stave off global warming. >>> tech giant facebook in damage control mode. the social network app now facing accusations of

missing from this slide is an additional 32 residential treatment beds at salvation army, and those beds are also in use. one of the other recommendations was for a 47-bed psychiatric respite program at zuckerburg general. that program is under development. the trick on that one is that the capital costs are funded by the bond program to renovate building five on the campus. so there's a sequence of construction projects that need to occur before that is ready to be brought online. we are currently, because of the timeline required enabling projects, taking a look at whether or not there are alternative locations we could use that would bring those beds online faster on the current schedule, they would be timed for fiscal year 20-21. so we would like to see if we could make that happen sooner. >> so in terms of what some of these interventions have resulted in for data, we have on this slide some metrics that were used in the original report on the number of people that are awaiting placement in various types of behavioral health settings. so we have in each of these m metrics which is a

we need this kind of master map where every single agency, nonprofit, fema, red cross, salvation armyll know at any time who is cooking, where, where are we distributing, and we need to come up with maps that are more by the minute and we're able to respond to people that are hungry, quicker, faster, more efficiently. >> i commend all that you're doing, jose andreas. we know you're a busy man and you have an outpouring of love and passion for people and the desire to help and you are. thank you for what you do and thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you. thank you very much. >>> and to see how you can help victims of hurricane michael, head to cnn.com/impact. caught on tape by united states senator snatches the phone of a kept after being asked by alleged voter suppression in the mid terms. details ahead. instead, he's the tallest guy in his office.l basketball player. yeah, eric's had to compromise a lot in life. ah yes, you need travel insurance when you travel. so, should i set some... hello? but not when it comes to cutting the cord. fubo gives him all the sports he needs as w

. >> i am kicking off the salvation army red kettle campaign in dallas. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmythe dallas cowboys at the halftime show. [ cheers and applause ] i'm singing. i'm singing. >> jimmy: so you're at the halftime show thanksgiving. >> yes. i get a good six minutes of the halftime show. >> jimmy: i mean, wow. >> pretty cool. dude, this is, like, my month. this month and last month. i got to sing for oprah. i got to tell you so much. i got to sing in front of oprah. i was singing with her. and quincy jones, for quincy's birthday. that's also not aired. and then i sang for mickey mouse with my dad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's awesome. >> what else did i do? i have a lot. >> jimmy: that's big, though. >> i'm happy as heck. >> jimmy: yes. but the football thing i think is exciting because you played football. >> i did. >> jimmy: grade school. >> in elementary school. yes. >> jimmy: yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: when you were a kid, you played football. >> oh, lord. >> jimmy: and i have a photo. [ laughter ] it's not the best photo but that's you there. >>

we have the red cross and the salvation army and folks set up to give gas vouchers to people.ve got a really giving community here. i'm very proud to say that. when we have those author suffering through difficult economic times or the underprivileged, et cetera, they'll get assistance here. >> sheriff, thanks for your time. i'm glad that you did dodge that bullet. our thoughts continue to be with you and the people from florida. we're at the half-hour of our coverage of hurricane michael, a storm that's already making history even though it only made landfall about an hour ago. here's why. michael is the first category 4 storm to make landfall in the florida panhandle ever. it also has the strongest wind for a hurricane in the united states since andrew back in 1992. that storm was a category 5 and was the most destructive hurricane to hit the state for two decades. winds during andrew were 167 miles per hour. we were close to that today, reaching that speed. we have been trying to bring you shots of the storm but i cannot emphasize enough just how truly powerful this is and

cross, the -- today, we finally started seeing the food kitchens from our great friends from the salvation armyredible response, and despite the communications, we're getting after it and getting this -- getting our people taken care of. >> yeah. and it's going to -- it's a long road ahead, but everyone is there to help. i appreciate it. thank you, mark. >> yeah. no, thank you, kate. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. thank you. >>> now, the race against the clock. as rescuers desperately try to save people in the gulf from unlivable conditions left in the wake of the storm, here's a cajun navy volunteer. here's cajun navy volunteer jason gunderson, seen there helping an 85-year-old woman from her panama city home on thursday. she was stuck in her residence and as you can see, especially with how everything went in panama city, she needed help getting evacuated. jason gunderson is joining me right now on the phone. he's the operation lead for the united cajun navy in assisting with those efforts. jason, can you hear me? jason, can you hear me? it's kate. we might have him now. jason, can you

if it is a religious -- salvation army has a program and has ministry and drug treatment and job training and so forth -- that is fine, as long it a person's choice to take that and indirectly give it to a religious purpose. but that is getting into the niceties of american law. we have a question from the audience. >> i was just wondering, all three of you have spoken about notimportance of whether or we like neutrality, the government not taking sides in religious controversies. not allowing prayer in schools, and so on. there are 68 countries listed among the osee participating states and their partners and it looks like 26 of them don't fit the model. so most of our history, our own history in this country doesn't seem to reflect that. a lot of these other countries don't. from the point of view of freedom, as moderator by the helsinki accords, how important, even if you think it is better that the government does not take sides, how important i is it do think that is a human right for religious freedom that the government not take sides, or is toillicit for the government give it har

the jewish community center, the red cross, the salvation army, the various grief counselors, the childrenas mr. jones mentioned, the area around wilkins and shady will remain closed so that the forensic investigation of the crime scene can continue. that area will probably remain closed for up to a week. extra patrols have been assigned around various sensitive locations throughout the city of pittsburgh to include where the scheduled event will occur tonight. in the next few minutes, medical examiner will release the names of the deceased victims. i would personally ask that the media respect the privacy of the families of these victims. i was there last night and witnessed the notifications being made to the families. it is a very difficult time for the families and i ask you to give them some distance. finally, if you see a first responder whether it be a police officer, paramedic or firefighter go up to them and say "thank you" for their work that they've done. the last 24 hours has been extremely stressful for them and a word of thanks would go a long way. at this time i'll turn it o

the salvation army is doing amazing work, we saw corporate companies like duracel delivering batterieses and others who are just trying to do every little bit that they can to make people start to feel like they have some hope at the end of the tunnel. we're going to be in this for the weeks and months, potentially, to come. neil: you're doing the lord's work. thank you so much for all of your hard work and everyone around you. we'll see how it goes and hope it goes well. now, i suspect a lot of folks in that region aren't necessarily looking at their portfolio or aren't worried necessarily about the gyrations in the dow, but we're going to try and put all of that together, all of it, right after this. when my hot water heater failed it rocked our world. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they took care of everything a to z. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. (woman) learned ao play second language. applied to college. applied for a loan. started a business. started a blog. shared a pic