at snails pace. that's why the storm is so different to any other storm that people have lived out here along the coast. it is moving so slow, this is going to be a long duration event. it's just starting to show its nasty face to us now. wind gusts get this, over 60 kilometers per hour. gusting close to hurricane force. we may not see them drop below hurricane force winds until saturday. that's incredible. the duration of this event 48 hours of sustained tropical storm force wind with gusts nearing hurricane force. is unfathomable. not many structures out there including trees that can with stand that long and strong wind. even though we're splicing hairs with the lowering of the category. don't pay attention to that number. focus on the fact this storm is here to say. dumping what is eight months of rain in a two day period. it's amazing. my senses have been reminded so quickly about covering hurricane maria and irma. i have the smell of fuel from a generator that's to my side here. keeping us with

it is at a snail's pace. that is why this storm is so threatening for residents along the carolina coast. it is a long prolonged duration event. that means it's not going to be a one punch and done. this is going to be a one, two, three punch all the way to the end, 12 rounds. it is going to take its time moving on and that means that the wind and the storm surge and the heavy rain potential is just heightened because of that slow, slow movement of hurricane florence. we're bracing ourselves for these gusts that come through more frequently now within the past 15 minutes. if you look on the latest radar, you'll see that really cohen centric eye wall edging closer to where i'm standing. fortunately we are in a safe position, but these -- there is another one of those gusts in you're not ready for it, it will knock you over. there are so many of my senses that get heightened during these storms and it bridges back memories from last year when, george, you and i and so many of our colleagues were covering hurric

the extreme weather activity is moving at a snails pace tonight.rence could even kick up a few more tornadoes than already conceived the area has been swamped by more rain. some areas have gotten almost 3 feet of rain. three more deaths reported in the last few hours the total is now 14. almost 1 million homes have no power. reporter courtney's lebowski is in north carolina tonight. >> reporter: wild weather tonight in wilmington which had strong whether and all this while the cleanup continues. florence is showing no mercy to north carolina. the slow-moving storm has virtually stalled, dumping relentless rain after making landfall as a category one hurricane. >> the car is going under there are people freaking out. >> reporter: water is rising fast in the northwest part of the state leaving entire communities flooded in jacksonville. people trapped in their submerged homes have been rescued by boat and helicopter. anthony loved as the water up to his front door. he says he wasn't taking any chances. >> okay if we see somebody coming are we going t

we've been talking about that so, so long and how this is moving at a snail's pace. and carolinas beach and the coastal areas north carolina to south carolina are really going to be in the thick of it at least another day to a day and a half. and we don't expect tropical storm force winds to drop off until saturday evening for this particular location. in terms of the damage that has happened here, we've had roofs that have blown off buildings, fences that have collapsed. some fallen trees that have fallen down, but minimal damage so far. but you've got to remember that because this is long duration event the ground is becoming very, very saturated with the extremely heavy rain that is pounding the region. so it won't take long to topple more trees especially when we have wind gusts in excess of 100 kilometers per hour still continuing right into the early mornings of saturday. emergency personnels are telling people to only reach out to them here in the carolina beach area, the region i'm located, only if they have an extreme emergency. all communication has been lo

florence is making its way onshore at a snail's crawl, bringing with it, a potential 10 trillion gallons of rainfall voice of keith acree, nc emergency management: you will have an initial problem of flooding due to the storm surge, and then the river flooding, and the creeks and the streams we're worried about, that's an issue we're going to face.in the town of new bern, north carolina, flooding began shortly after the first hit...voice of peggy perry, new bern, north carolina: in s, my house was an heed warnings to been rescued homes, according to mayor. and awaiting voice of clyde cain, louisiana we've had, i probably over 500 calls. we're gonna get in here rescues as soon as they get here, in the mean time we're staging up. and according to officials up and down the carolina coast hurricane florence is just beginning florence is hurricane the latest. now i am now i am here with john shrable in the weather center tracking hurricane florence and tropical storm olivia which is set to hit hawaii today. ( james ) nice weather continues today as temperatures will eventually peak into the a

soccer team have a punch to their ticket to the twenty nineteen road cup thanks to an emphatic eight snail win in the pharaoh i said. it's good to have you with us we start tonight with what may be the final showdown in the seventy year war in syria the united nations is warning of a perfect storm that syrian and russian forces move in to take the last rebel held province of idlib the u.n. fears that it could be not only the scene of another humanitarian disaster but also put major powers such as turkey israel iran russia and the u.s. on a collision course the u.n. security council is to debate this looming crisis this coming friday. there's a demonstration in it live against the assad regime in defiance of the looming government offensive whether these people turned out voluntarily or were forced to by rebel fighters is unknown. propaganda is dominating the calm before the storm on all sides the syrian army displaying its hardware and saying it's ready to move in. we're still observing the other side but when we see something there we fire on anything that moves. for the first time in wee

florence is making its way onshore at a snail's crawl, bringing with it, a potential 10 trillion gallonsf rainfall in the town of new bern, north carolina, flooding began shortly after the first outer bands of the storm hit... wes forth/ wcti anchor: "channel 12 has been evacuated... (in audible) the next road is flooded, we're afraid we're going to get trapped at the tv station."by early friday morning, more than 100 people who didn't heed warnings to evacuate... had been rescued from their homes, according to the new bern mayor. and more were awaiting rescueand according to officials up and down the carolina coast ... it's going to get worse, before it gets better.voice of brenda bethune / mayor of myrtle beach, sc: "it is massive. it is covering, literally, two states. and it will be a huge mistake to underestimate the devastation, the power, that this storm has." nice weather continues today as temperatures nice weather continues today as temperatures will eventually peak into the afternoon in a range of 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's inland. skies will again bring sunshin

. >>> one of the big problems is the hurricane is moving at a snail's pace, so slow it is like a washing on the coast where it just keeps rinsing and rinsing. >> that's correct. it's only about 5 miles per hour. it came in at 7:15 am to wrightsville beach and it has only moved about 15 miles since then. just barely drifting. toward oak island and almost myrtle beach, but it may take until tonight and a lot of these bands to the northeast, that is those convective bands, they are called what is training. that is really heavy rain, a lot of torn attic activity as possible and atlantic beach did report 35 inches of rain. this will be there all night into saturday and probably most of the weekend. it will be the inland areas that will start to focus on some of the flooding as the rivers are cresting. for us, we will have low clouds, high clouds, the cool continues and you can see the high clouds a little bit to the east bay and low clouds over the bay, all associated with another system that is dropping in, there will be a little enhancement on saturday. if you like this pattern i think you'

it includes trees, animals, a turtle and a snail.etter know to be lower creatures. >> but, yeah, i think people will be slowing down. we outlined it last week and it seemed like that was having an effect. people were paying attention to it. yeah. >> it will include a depiction of a neighborhood dog who was hit by speeding car last year. luckily he did survive. several other murals can be seen in the areas of the program. . >>> all right. in santa cruz, a braid and is -- a bride and groom were able to capture a memorable photo with a hollywood star. keanu reeves. acto the mother snapped the picture and told 2 news he was sweet and nice and added he is one of the couple's favorite actors. >> he looks excited. >> yeah. . >> they will have a good story to tell. even made the news. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. sports wrap with jason and joe is coming up next. >> continue us tomorrow for mornings on 2. >> good night. . >>> khalil mack is now a chicago bear. >> people trying to divide us. >> jon gruden's take in his first public co

it includes trees, animals, a turtle and a snail. lower creatures. >> but, yeah, i think people will be slowing down. we outlined it last week and it seemed like that was having an effect. people were paying attention to it. yeah. >> it will include a depiction of a neighborhood dog who was hit by speeding car last year. luckily he did survive. several other murals can be seen in the areas of the program. >>> a busy day for shoppers in livermore. police warned drivers of heavy traffic delays due to holiday shoppers. they set up a shuttle service. more than 3 miles away from the shopping center. traffic cones were set up and lanes were blocked off as officials tried to control the large amounts of people heading to the outlits. >>> in santa cruz a bride and groom were able to capture a memorable photo with a hollywood star. you can see, they spotted the actor that dream in bar and asked for a photo. the mother snapped the picture and told 2 news he was sweet and nice and added he is one of the couple's favorite actors. >> he looks exc

snail's pace so some areas have already gotten almost 3 feet of rain. and three more deaths have been reported, bringing the total number 214. almost 1 million homes and businesses have no power, courtney is a basque he is in north carolina. >> we been under -- >> reporter:

it is moving at a snail's pace, but it is powerful, it is dangerous. and that is the problem with this system. it is not leaving anytime quickly. the rain keeps falling and it is causing a great deal of floodwater. and you see here the northeastern quadrant of the storm where it seems to be moving like a train, that is the concern. that is the dirty side of the storm where we are. this storm has also proven to be a deadly storm. at least five people reported to have died as a result of florence and the damage along the east coast, the carolinas, it is extensive. both from wind and water. and the recovery will be long, slow, and no doubt an expensive process. nearly a million without electricity. and hundreds have had to be rescued. and here in north carolina alone, some 20,000 people staying in shelters. cnn covering this of course throughout the region. let's check in with our derek van dam, he is in carolina beach, north carolina. tell us the situation there right now. >> reporter: george, we're still getting battered. you probably are too. you are o

. >>> diversity in the lgbtq community, a parade down broadway, the mayor on the giant snail while herparents wrote on the train. the celebration is in its ninth year and it has become a go to event for families. participant say they're pleased to show up and just be themselves. >> it makes me happy just to see all the different ways people are and to celebrate every single one of them. >> i was in the closet for way too many years, so it is important to be visible. >> reporter: this afternoon after the midday parade, people enjoy the festival that included a family fun zone with facepainting. there was also live entertainment on four stages. >>> anything but a quiet sunday morning in a walnut creek neighborhood after a massive oak tree branch came crashing down in a house and also a couple cars. it happened just after four clock this morning on west moreland circle. fortunately no one was hurt. but was a rude awakening for people on that street. >> my first thought was earthquake. second thought was the tree is fine. which is the big oak tree in the back. and we all ran outside and ev

we're now entering and that is a very private living and work room she called it her snail shell. many of the consuls and palaces a surrounded by mountains like fishing castle which dates from the sixteenth century one of the largest and oldest castles in munster land. and this. it is known as the versailles of westphalia north kill sion palace of a real christians. several of the rooms are open to the public. and none of those people started because north palace is also home to a state run technical college. has four thousand five hundred kilometers of bicycle paths one popular destination is valid and off the horse capital of germany tourists from all over the world come here because it's a center of holes breeding into questran sports. some one hundred thousand horses are said to live in munster land more than almost anywhere in europe horses have been bred at the north rhine-westphalia and state stud for nearly two hundred years . you can take a tour of the stud farm. there are one hundred sixty horses in residence used as breeding stock and to train professional writers. but

here's what it looked like. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: come on, big snail!e house aide and "apprentice" contestant, omarosa manigault, announced a surprise book that will be released in august. a surprise book? [ light laughter ] there's literally nothing less surprising than someone getting fired from the white house and then writing a book. [ laughter ] you can read all about it in my new book. [ laughter and applause ] it's a good book. a montana man was awarded his wife's weight in beer over the weekend after he carried her on his back through an obstacle course to win the rocky mountain wife carrying championship. [ laughter ] and the winner of the husband carrying championship, beyoncÉ. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter and applause ] new york's mta gave a presentation this week to attempt to explain the subway systems recent fall in ridership. they shut off the lights in the auditorium, cranked the heat up to 115, peed on the floor and said, "that's pretty much it." [ laughter and applause ] today was national intern day, so don't forget to send them to go

moves at a snail's pace of three miles an hour. let's go to al roker.e's been tracking florence all week, let alone all day. all right, al. the prediction has been this thing is going to be like a turtle and just dump water and dump water and dump water. i assume unfortunately it's playing out as forecast? >> yeah, it is going right according to the script unfortunately. as you mentioned, it is now a tropical storm, but don't let that fool you. it's still plenty potent. we've got 70-mile-per-hour winds. and as you said, it's only moving west at 3 miles per hour. so myrtle beach, you're going to see those tropical force winds and conditions through early tomorrow morning. then it continues past columbia just about as a tropical storm. 15 million people under flood watches right now, chuck. so that's going to be a day and a half of that. and then it's going to last right into here in the northeast until the middle of next week. and we're looking for another 10 to 15 inches of rain throughout the southeastern coastal part of the united states. and we're lo

snail mail? ( laughs ) really? >> daisha: yeah.iority. >> pelley: the founder of microsoft, and you got a snail mail acceptance letter? when you got that letter, what did you think? >> daisha: my mom, she opened my mail. ( laughs ) and then that's when she broke the news to me that i got the scholarship... ( crying ) i'm sorry. >> pelley: nearly 70% of americans don't have a degree, and kaira kelly was destined to be one of them. she grew up in poverty, and even today, she wastes nothing, because as a child she often had only one meal a day, the free lunch at school. >> kaira kelly: i guess i never really dreamed of going to college. i just knew i just had to do what i could do to make sure that my family and i could survive. >> pelley: when you started the scholarship, what were the big questions that you wanted to answer? >> bill gates: well, one was whether a group of minority students could have very high achievement, go to the toughest universities, if there was no financial constraint. >> pelley: you assumed that minority stu

the mural includes trees and animals like a turtle and a snail known to be slower animals. >>> there is a new attraction at one of colorado's most popular mountain destinations. purgatory ski resort now has a roller coaster built right into the mountainside. it is a 4000 foot track that winds up and down and around the hills with nine switchbacks . at one point there's a 300 foot vertical drop. operator state is the largest drop in the west. it also has gotten great reviews. the resort says the inferno coaster will be open almost all year. that's because the coaster cars are attached to the track so it's safe to ride even when there's rain and snow. >> if you want to go skiing and then take a break and hit the mountain coaster for a thrilling ride you cat. >> there's a 360 loop right there and it's so fun. >> the cars go up to 25 miles an hour. if that's too fast for you there are levers that you can push to slow down your car. mountain coaster will be open through the middle of next month and then it will reopen when the ski season begins which is expected to be november. >>> the oa

as far as work goes now, it has been moving at a snail's pace. you could walk faster than the center of the storm has been moving. that is the problem. it has a chance to sit and spend and just dump huge amounts of rain. eventually, it will work its way to the west and then to the north. it will completely' to new england by early next week. they are expecting a total of 40 inches of rain in the worst hit areas. and coastal north carolina so far, one location has picked up more than 30.5 inches of rain. we will have our own forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> you can expect a message from president trump, soon. fema is testing a new emergency alerting system. most cell phone users will receive the alert thursday afternoon. the message will be titled, residential alert but will indicate it is only a test of the national wireless emergency alert system. major cell phone carriers including at&t, verizon and sprint will participate. fema will also test the emergency alert system on radio and television stations. >>> thousands of people got

talking about moving at a snail's pace. it can take several years to build a house, but how about 40 years? a community in atherton is demanding answers from a family whose construction project still isn't finished. >> reporter: raj, most of the structure is up, but the city is now getting involved because they say the building is not up to code. and the owners don't have the right permits or the right plans anymore. 370 walsh road is under construction, but the problem with this project is that it's been under construction for the last 40 years. >> when the permit was first issued in 1978 for a gentleman who wanted to build a new family home. >> reporter: according to an atherton city council staff report, construction work happened slowly with inspections taking place spinal cordically and intermittently. in 2014 the city's code enforcement department got involved and now the police department is in charge of enforcing those codes. >> over the years we just started receiving complaints about the home. >> reporter: neighbo

it's a sea snail regarded as a delicacy in china where it can be sold as $500 a plate. the poaching and illicit trade of abalone is a $6 million-a-year industry. >> reporter: once abundant in south africa, abalone has declined dramatically over the past two decades. every year, more than 2,000 tons of abalone are fished illegally by poachers like these. at current poaching levels south africa's abalone population will become and i think. it is an illicit trade that is fueled by poverty. >> more than 25 years after apartheid, poverty is still persuasive. while we have some of the world's highest income inequality, in fishing communities marginalized by shrinking quotas, and still feeling the effects of apartheid, abalone became something rare, a sudden means to earn good money. >> reporter: that wealth gap could not be more apparent than here in the fishing community of hangberg, overlooking one of cape town's most affluent seaside neighbors. >> reporter: an entire economy has evolved around abalone poaching, and hundreds of people in this fishing community are dependent

the often called the new bomb damage yeah but the snail ball has still got to be yellowish to place on the amateur destructible so muckle with the. many scheme which a little. more to mislay a. little more chips to go with i'm just going to put forth also a look on the golf course to deal with that issue that probably one of the much to both of you know what the world. needs his next move has been there. since the. super bowl. the troops in the. lots to. talk to. you.

really didn't seem to know about this when he talked about it he meant the fact the record in the snails that he studied and his colleagues and the cocreator of punctuated equilibrium looking at the fossil record not looking at the molecular record trying to explain the fact there are things that occur in the fossil record and they argued those leaps do not reflect discontinuity of geological events but they argued it reflected the evolutionary surge when a major change occurred over a short period of time. i got a lot of attention. i never met gould while he was alive but i spent a day talking to his collaborator about this he is wonderful and savvy evolutionary biologist but with all due respect to that idea, doesn't begin to scratch the surface with these men and women are talking about with horizontal gene transfer. >> do you know if there are any significant instances of going to other species? >> dna? >>. >> you talk about how it benefits humans. >> know. i do not know not to say it hasn't occurred but to my knowledge, no instance of that has been identified yet. i'm tented to go i

florence is moving west at a snail's pace of about 3 miles an hour. that means that driving rain and strong winds aren't letting up. >> it's going to be a continuous rain for many folks, probably through saturday and for many until sun. >> reporter: members of a search and rescue group came out to these side streets in jacksonville and ended up retrieving stranded pets from floodwaters. >> in the process we find a few dogs held up on people's porches and a few cats. so i guess we just try to help out. >> reporter: north carolina's governor says at least 650,000 people are without power. that number could rise as lie as 2.5 million by -- high as 2.5 million by the time florence clears out. for those that decided to stay in their homes and ride out the storms, they're living in the dark. there's a curfew until 6:00 tomorrow morning. :1 'm ok, we're ok. :27 >>> check this out. another reporter on the ground in wilmington had a very close call while he was live on the air. >> reporter: whoa, whoa, look out, look out. wow. without a scratch. yeah. all righ

take a look at the radar image this is a storm system moving and the storm is really was moving at a snail's pace and that is the biggest problem with the storm right now one hundred ten mile hundred ten kilometer per hour winds moving at about we didn't put that number in but it's about seventy kilometers right now i want to show you what the path of the storm is going to be very slowly through south carolina and then even weaken into a tropical depression but that really doesn't mean anything this is going to be a substantial flood maker across north carolina south carolina and prosper pull up along the appalachian mountains over the next few days now let's go over and show you how much rain well we can probably see anywhere between another three hundred to five hundred millimeters of rain in this area right here now i want to show you what's happening here across parts of the philippines luzon this storm is right over it right now still a super typhoon in this area let's show you what the current numbers are with the storm. two hundred sixty kilometers per hour with gusts up to about thre

the storm is moving at a snail's pace - saturating the southeast coast - with florence expected to produceor days to come. (justine) nearly 8-hundred thousand people in the carolinas are still without power.(jrs) but heavy rain and potential power outages from florence didn't stop a south carolina couple from walking down the aisle this weekend. greg adaline reports. natswhile florence dumped rain outside today ... inside first baptist church in cayce-- flower girls dropped rose petals down the aisle...nats and while a few dozen friends and family were on hand-- seemingly high and dry watching tarah and rick get married--there were very few "dry eyes" on this wedding day... especially from the officiant- tarah's aunt... sharon long, minister"it was wonderful, when she came thru the door i turned to her now husband and said rick, i'm gonna be the one that cries." despite the unfavorable forecast- tarah and rick determined theirs would be a ceremony... even florence couldn't frustrate...rick humphries, groom: "we just made the decision earlier in the week- we were gonna do this regardless. r

music] >>> these days, there are so many ways of getting in touch with someone instantly that the old snailress. well, there's one man dedicated to the vintage art of the postcard. steve hartman found his story on the road. >> reporter: generally speaking, postcards are for braggarts. write what you will, but the core message is always the me i'm on vacation. you're not. nah, nah. wish you were here. they really wished you were there, they wouldn't have left you behind. but in valdosta, georgia, we found a man who is bringing a certain sincerity to the petty postcard. his dam pacampaign started in 1. david lassiter had just drped off his oldest daughter at college. she was going to notre dame, and he was going to mush. >> i cried from south bend, indiana, to louisiana with the whole family in the car when i left her, and i missed her. >> reporter: that night he sent her a postcard. >> then i quit. >> reporter: just as he has done virtually every day sense for all four of his kids. any day they're not with him, he sends cards. nearly 20,000 over 20 years. his daughter, sarah, who lives in sa

and those tanks, not yet arrived, juggernauts of combat, titanic in bulk, even though snails and speed, it was an irresistible force that would end the war. the men dreamed of overwhelming assault on enemy lines. rolling effortlessly over wired entanglements and trenches, demolishing the nests with their fire, and terrorizing the foe into quick and abject surrender. all of us were itching to move. we were sure that within weeks we would be in france to dissolve the stagnation of french warfare with the latest in ultimate weapons. over the next several days, the 65th engineers were removed from the corps of engineers and transferred to a new tank corps under ira c. welborn. as director of an entirely new branch of the united states army, welborn was charged with organizing, arming, and equipping and training tank units, supervising all tank activities within the united states, including procurement of officers and enlisted men and establishing the maintenance of tank camps. by march 10 or 12, ike was given the job of going to new york to make arrangements for the transport of the first

a fire breathing snail. >> we're so proud.amily- friendly atmosphere. >> it is a school night so the festivities had to end before bedtime. >>> as we get ready for the week ahead, let's take a look at florence which will be the headline in the east coast starting today going right into thursday. there is the florida and the carolinas. that is a big deal. if you have travel plans to the east coast, this will work up quite a bit. we will keep an eye out for you. hurricane florence is a category one right now. it upgrades to a three in the next 24 hours. this hurricane has a pretty good opportunity to have some activity. but said last week, the tropics have a lot of activity. this system up herethe mechanism that is pulling us down. things are cooling down. we are getting hotter humanities and lower temperatures. plus, the potential for suppression having more humidity . that just makes it less vulnerable. we are getting into that time of the year. he said we are coming into october. that is big fire danger when you get those off

it is now moving at five-miles-per-hour, at a snail's pace. it is sitting off the coast and dremplging this area. you can see how big it is. all the way toward theirnia beach area. you saw we had storm ranger there but take a look at what we've got. here's wilmington. this is where it is expected to make landfall. somewhere along the coastline. it was coming through, seeing 60, 70-mile-an-hour winds. one of the areas hardest hit ith rainfall and with storm surge. newbern, north carolina. that's where our reporter is, in newbern. >> reporter: you talk t about storm surge. we have just started to see the rain in the last 24 hours. it starts 40 or 5 feet behind me. the river was down in its banks. justto from the surge, it was dry most of theay here. we're watching the water start to push even further back into the neighborhoods behind here. the locals s k this is td of thing that a lot of the homes, maybe 00 yearsold. a lot of the neighbors are used to it. maybe a foot of rain and this is going to be very wet, a very serious water event. the wat

a spicy, wonderful broth with tomatoes and herb and noodles and fresh snails. plump and delicious.plump little love muscle. mm. hanoi -- capital city of vietnam. seven and a half million people live here. in the winter it's chilly and damp. in the summer hot, humid, subtropical. the boulevards and many of the buildings are french, but its heart and soul is always, always vietnamese. [ laughter ] >> anthony: americans coming here as tourists for the first time, especially veterans of the war, are shocked by how friendly the place is. people are genuinely happy to see you. this is hanoi's old quarter, but it's looking less and less old these days. man, this area's changed, though. the irish/czech-themed pub next door. vietnam is a young country. almost half of vietnamese are under the age of 30. fewer every year even remember what they call here "the american war." those years were a defining time for just about everyone, vietnamese or american, who lived through them. and though there are still a lot of conflicted feelings back home, for most vietnamese these days, the war has becom

for 30 temporary murals in oakland to beautify their includes trees and animal like a turtle and the snailslower creatures. >>> coming up on the 11:00 p.m. news, a shocking attack and robbery, it happened to a middle school student. the 8th grader recounts the ordeal. >> and the a's continue their march to the playoffs today at the coliseum and john gruden comment ons the departure on one of the top defensive players. joe fonzi is up next with sports. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! . >>> for the raider nation, everyone thought khalil mack was stringing them around. >> it became obvious that khalil mack would not be a raider. next week we will be immersed in the nfl season. the bears open u

it's moving at a snail's pace, 3 miles an hour, which is why the drenching rains and storm surge will continue, weakening over the weekend, making that turn through the northeast as we head into next week. the storm surge is expected to remain high, up to 12 feet above average. the rain totals, isolated spots up to 40 inches of rain. 16 inches for some parts so far and still counting. a couple more feet of rain is expected. ama and larry? >> thank you. they're trying to gather emergency and hygiene supplies to help those displaced in the carolinas. >> abc's leslie has more. >> if you remember they had mobilize for seven natural disasters, now they're facing up to hurricane florence this regional director walked through this vast warehouse withonated with the personal products that often make their way here from the public. >> right now our partners -- we have 34 partners on the ground in the carolinas who are monitoring the situation as well as some other national partners, so they're putting together their needs list. >> reporter: volunteers from chevron started boxes up masks and gl

fresh water snails called, i believe, hihiwai.: it's a bounty. the bounty of our ocean and our mountain. that's squid, octopus, the one you caught. >> anthony: oh that's octopus! oh! hey! oh! >> eddie: was this the one, this is the one you bit it's eye. >> walter: right there, right there. >> anthony: i recognize you. ♪ ♪ >> hano-hano: anthony, when somebody steals this it's easy for us to say, "you're stealing our stuff." right? but all of this stuff is dependent on a healthy environment and ecosystem. >> anthony: all right, but, then let me ask you, just because i'm a bit of a dick. i have to ask this question. i have to ask! >> hano-hano: no, i, go for it. >> eddie: bring it on, bring it on. >> anthony: i have to ask, all right. so, we have, like, twelve more beers and i pull out some nice spam musubi. >> hano-hano: i would eat them, right? look at me, i would eat them. but that doesn't mean it's right and that doesn't mean that's what i'm gonna feed my children. our culture made everything we did the best of the best. hawaiian

it is a snail. i'm telling you, we have more in store though. we have a few hours before it actually makes landfall. >> we're getting reports that the eye wall is just starting to hit the coast right about now. a lot of folks here obvious very concerned. how do you baltce the new hours in terms of going out and trying to get as much information as you can and also trying to keep yourself safe? especially out there in the dark? >> that's a really good question because we were going back and forth on this. we were going to go from the tel balcony. our rooms are on the 4th and 5th floor but t beach i pitch black as you can imagine. sunrise doesn't come until 6:49. so the difference in driving here is weomo have street lights on. we worry about trees in the washington area because it's such a lush area with b trees falling. you don't see trees. we're at the beach. the only thing we do have to worry about are power lines and powe poles ande're keeping our eyes very focused on that right now and of course we're going to keep that in mind, turd ar and

. >>> talk about moving at a snail's pace. sometimes it can take more than a few months to rebuild a house, a lot of work. but what about 40 years? >> yeah. people are now demanding answers from a family whose construction project still isn't finished, and as nbc bay area explains, the city is getting involved. >> reporter: 370 walsh road in atherton is under construction, but the problem with this project is that it's been under construction for the last 40 years. >> the permit was first issued back in 1978 for a gentleman who wanted to build a new family home. >> reporter: according to a city council staff report, construction work happened slowly with inspections taking place sporadically and intermittently. 36 years later in 2014 the city's code enforcement department got involved and now the police department is in charge of enforcing those codes. >> over the years we just started receiving complaints about the -- about the home. >> reporter: neighbors reportedly started complaining about dead trees, trash and other const

we have good old-fashioned snail mail to send them a postcard that they need to put that in. after their authorized to have the ads were paid for disclaimer and they go to a seven-year archive where people can see the range of budgets sent as well as the age, gender and location of who saw that ad. i get to some of the disruptions we've made here over the summer with foreign entities trying to do it again our platform. one thing we did see if they tried to advertise and add transparency project stop them because they couldn't get authorized. the third thing we are doing is how to reduce false news. one of the key things we been doing their is reducing the amount of reach automatically linking to websites that are mostly ad firms. trying to spread false news across the internet are trying to get people to go to the website where their ads make money. we also try to automatically reduce click bay. these are headlines you won't believe what happened next. things like that. >> what did happen next? >> it depends. but by an alligator. but then there's also working on trying work w

skybox up above to give us a look at an awful lot of traffic either stopped or moving at a snails pace near the island. it was first reported just after 10:30 this morning. the crash about the motorcycle . the is a fatal accident incident i happened and process the scene and reopen lanes. you can ck westbound on the bay bridge. the accident itself was west of the island . the habakkuk does the backup goes long beyond that. you can get more information here on the air as well as online through twitter, facebook, and k2 you -- ktvu.com. >>> pittsburgh police have release body camera video of a violent arrest over the weekend. officer say they made this video public to show all of the actions police took before they hit the suspect. >> leigh martinez shows us the video and what police have to say about the arrest. >>> one pittsburgh police addressed the incident on their facebook page after citizen video surfaced showing police throwing the suspect to the ground and then hitting him several times per police denied that the suspect was in handcuffs at the time they were hitting him so they

snail's pace so some areas have already gotten almost 3 feet of rain. and three more deaths have been reported, bringing the total number 214. almost 1 million homes and businesses have no power, courtney is a basque he is in north carolina. >> we been under -- >> reporter: we've had heavy winds and rain all the cleanup continues. florence is showing no mercy to north carolina, the slow-moving storm has virtually stalled dumping relentless rain after making landfall as a category one hurricane. >> it's deep, there's scary. there are cars going under and people freaking out. >> reporter: water is rising fast in the northeast part of the state leaving entire communities flooded in jacksonville. people trapped in their submerged homes have been rescued by boat and helicopter. anthony loved watched as the water crept up to his front door. he says he wasn't taking any chances. >> if you see the water coming in, it's like i'm not going to stay here and get wet. >> reporter: officials in wilmington are asking evacuees not to return home just yet, to give crews

snails in an almond sauce, about as traditional and as delicious as it gets.t happiness. >> zack: good tapa, huh? >> anthony: that's right, tapas come from here. and this is still one of the few places in spain where they're free. all you have to do is keep drinking. >> zack: you can sit here all day, just ordering a couple drinks and -- >> anthony: right, no rush. i plan on spending some time here. red wine ordered, tripe's to follow. tender, spicy, delicious tripe. >> zack: sun, plaza, guts. pretty -- good. >> fuen: hello. hello. you're --, no? >> anthony: not too long ago, before zack basically defected to spain, he met fuen. the next thing you know, he's living here, part of an extended andalusian family, eating the ham, drinking the wine, living the life of the spanish dandy, in freaking granada, no less. classically, culturally speaking, do you want a sensitive, nice, caring, thoughtful guy? >> fuen: well, it depends on the woman first. but usually we look for this kind of person that we know he will protect us. >> anthony: from what? feral hippies? [zac

. >> the storm is moving at a snail's pace, only 5 miles per hour. still a hurricane. 75 miles per hour winds. and it is still just sitting here. we have still the on shore flow. showers and storms that are pulling from east to west. it is still pushing rivers backwards. that's what's causing all of the inland flooding. still getting storm surge as expected, up to 11 feet in some places. this storm is now 20 some odd miles southwest of wilmington, and you can see the heavy downpours. these bands are starting to train where we get showers one after another in the same location. that's why places like new bern will see incredible rainfall totals. we have already seen rainfall totals more than a foot or foot and a half of rain. some of these areas will get another additional foot of rain before it is said and done. you can see very heavy rain there on the south carolina, north carolina border. wilmington, a little bit of a lull now. but that's not going to last forever. the rain will start picking up again, once again, there. myrtle beach is not quite a

easterly flow will lighten up a little bit, but it's going to takeil this thing is a crawling at snail'space. again, the winds at 50 miles per hour. it hugs around monday into tuesday, and that's when we could see impacts felt re a little heavier rain possible for the area. again, saturday we're looking at a few spotty showers as we continue through the day today. not going to be raining all day. we'll have a few spotty owers. same deal tomorrow. wake up to fog. spotty showers. if you're headed to the redskins game, fine. know there could be a few showers out there. as we head intounday night and monday, that's when the remnants start to push north and north and east. we will have rain on tuesday.into bug to be raining all day on tuesday. only on tuesday morning. 'll get late day clearing. temperatures in the 80s. wednesday, thursday, friday beautiful. we could see storms on monday. i think they're going to lie west. we'll talk about your zones for monday and tuesd in your neighborho. >>> hurricane update. we have an al day othe crossing the road. run, gator. run. >> just agator. >> we w

and one of my favorites, murex, mediterranean sea snails simmered in a court bouillon of garlic, wild >> anthony: panisse. >> eric: panisse, exactly. >> anthony: and look at this. look at this. sardine, lightly marinated in lemon and olive oil. you can pretty much rub that all over me. i don't care. >> eric: so good, so fresh. >> anthony: perfect happiness for me. oily little fish in a garden. okay, so we've discussed the characteristics of the true marseillais. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: is marseille, france? >> eric: ah. this is a good question. is marseille france? >> jacques: no. i'm french, i'm french. france is my country, but marseille comes first. i think your region would come first? >> dominique: you're loyal to new york before america. >> anthony: that's true. so what about the people? what do all true, true marseillais have in common? >> jacques: we're big liars. >> eric: ah. >> anthony: a big liar. >> eric: they have the reputation of exaggerating. so if you eat sardines like that. you're like, "at lunch we had sardines like this." >> anthony: daube de pouple, octopus ste