charleston is a southwest corner of louisiana. the very southwest heel of louisiana. and it is the part of louisiana the bridges the west and the south the creole and the cajuns in the western culture in the southern culture all in one place. it actually started at the end of the 18th century. it's always been ever moat part. it's always been separate and apart in terms of by definition the purpose of the purchase was to buy everything drained by the mississippi. and because of that for about 50 years after the purchase this part of louisiana was essentially a no man's land with the undefined border between the new united states in the empire state. in the 1820s some of them are giving lands in the far western part of louisiana. others who came here because it was no man's land. this is the area that he have it raised. he provided an amazon or a ups residence. nobody else would trade in this part. it was so parsley --dash like sparsely populated. they ran cattle on the wide open prairies of southwestern louisiana and braided cattle on unfriend's -- and fence range lan

cowboy culture starts in southwest louisiana. because southwest louisiana was no man's land by actual agreement of the two closest forts, the spanish fort in texas and the fort jesup which is not far from louisiana, had a gentlemen's agreement -- herera and wilkinson -- they had a gentlemen's agreement at the end of the louisiana purchase p that this corner of louisiana was not going -- or this corner of territory was not going to be visited by militia or tax men or any sort of law. because it just was underpopulated, remote, difficult to get to. we're just not going to bother with those people there. we're -- if you go there, you're on your own. it's no man's land. and because of this, by many journals when enslaved people escaped, when they managed to escape, many times they went north, of course, but some went west. and that was actually written in the ledger. so if mildred went west, it meant that she escaped to our corner of louisiana. because when settlements were actually sort of set up in the 1840s, 1850s, they're already

we have stuff from ohio, the southwest, the midwest, and even hawaii. from as early as 1899 right up ,o the end of the harvey period when harvey is sold in 1968, but these menus show home wide variety of food types and services available to the .raveling public i have a one dollar breakfast menu from seligman, arizona. great menus with a cover artwork. one of my favorites is this drinks menu. hollywood, the fred harvey facility. even though it was in hollywood, this greatas if southwestern motif, with the government and the adobe, the prices and the foot quality and the varieties are just amazing differentm the pyramids of time. the foot had traditionally been pretty awful, often times it was put right back into the pot and served back to the next willing victim who came along, the kind of thing. fred harvey produced a quality many of food that can be served in fairly efficient times. they pioneered a way of having people give their orders while still on the train and telegraph that information forward to the restaurant, so that when people arrived, the

we have stuff from ohio and the southwest and midwest and even hawaii. from as early as 1899 right up until the end of the harvey period when harvey is sold to amtrak in 1968. but these menus show a whole wide variety of food types and services available to the traveling public. i have just a breakfast menu, what dollar breakfast menu from arizona. we have menus from the great cover art work. one of my favorites is this drinks menu. and this is from hollywood fred harvey facility. even though it is hollywood, california this great southwestern motif with the agave and adobe and the prices and the food quality and the food variety is simply amazing to see from the different periods of time. food service traditionally was pretty awful. oftentimes left overs threw back into the pot and dealt to the next willing victim that came along kind of thing. fred harvey produced a palatable menu of quality food that could be served in fairly efficient time. the pioneer way of having people give their orders while still on a train and telegraph that information forwar

a lot of that was very successful but powell saw, when he explored the colorado rockies in the southwest in the 1860's, he saw that just wasn't going to work for the west. there wasn't enough water west of the 100th meridian that he whered as the line farming could not succeed, at least not on the scale where it had in the east of the midwest. so he ride to sound the warning to the country debt settlement practices that had been successful in the messed with -- in the west were not going to work in the southwest or the far west. there just wasn't any water sources for a lot of places and the soil wasn't great. he sounded a warning and made it clear that water was the secret to settlement of the west, and a lot of the country did not want to hear that at all, because they thought powell was saying you are never going to settle parts of the western united states. the price to be paid was that there were hundreds of thousands of farmers that came to the high plains in the 1880's and 1890's and they were just miserable failures, even under normal conditions. and when you had years of drought

elite dozens are dead and scores more wounded after an attack on a military parade in the country's southwest many believe revolutionary guard soldiers are among the dead iran's military has to retaliate also coming up a german wildfires far weeks ago by a military test rages on with the flames now threatening something one thousand residents german defense officials are facing a storm of criticism will go to the site of the blaze. and kenya's highest court briefly allow screenings of a film exploring lesbian love this in a country where homosexuality can be punished with prison time. thanks for joining us i'm mary i haven't seen any iran dozens of people are dead and many more wounded after gunmen attacked a military parade in the country's southwest and many of the wounded remain in critical condition several militants opened fire on the crowds marking iranian military history it happened in avalos a city near iran's border with iraq both separatists and the so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility for the attack with iran's government promising a crushing response to the inciden

i was in southwest iran is is home to iran's minority it's. in the past months there's been recurring protests have been happening over environmental challenges economy grievances terminus time in the iran's west western iran and these groups have been active for many years and iran has many for many years accused saudi arabia and other. you know gulf arab countries of of helping them militarily and financially. but it comes at a very critical time you know iran and saudi arabia are both involved in various conflicts in the region in syria for example in yemen and they are the opposite sides of each in all of these conflicts so it comes at a very critical time i think both iran and the middle east well the iranian government was very quick to say that they're going to respond with a crushing response but just what are they likely to do. i mean it's difficult to say what options they have. there was a little bit i mentioned the conflicts in the original or both sides are involved so there are what this means is that there's going to be an escal

because the wind will be coming in from the southwest, just beginning to group upwards of from the southwest, just beginning to group upwards 01:14 maybe 18 degrees. contrast those fortunes during tuesday night, it will be southern arizona because of the weather close to freezing. for the north significantly mother but only because we would have after crowded outburst of rain to stop warm for breeze. but further south, the middle the deed —— we will turn a great deal warmer. if labour party members vote for it at conference. what we want? a people's vote! delegates are meeting in liverpool, where thousands have been marching in an anti—brexit rally. of course we need another say, and we need to know what the deal actually is. i can't see that we've got anything to gain from brexit, i can only see what we've got to lose. but one union leader says a new referendum shouldn't offer the chance to remain in the eu. we'll have the latest. also on the programme, iran claims the us backed an attack on a military parade that left 25 dead. an international rescue operation's under way for an injured sa

this is still an important site for many people in the southwest. try to of that, we interpret the heritage and stories of the people who lived here a hundred years ago and preserve it for all of the people who will come here and see it in the future. staffcer: our city store recently traveled to flagstaff, arizona to learn its history. learn more about our tour at c-span.org/city store. you're watching american history tv. >> up next on the presidency. historian peter henriques talked about the relationship between george washington and alexander hamilton. he discussed why their collaboration was an important factor in founding the nation, where it went awry, and the historical accuracy of "hamilton: the musical." gadsby's tavern museum in alexandria, virginia hosted this hour-long event. liz: i am the director here at gadsby's tavern museum. welcome for braving the elements outside. thank you for joining us tonight. i would like to welcome our c-span guests as well. you are sitting in the room or it happened for so many individuals from alexander

last hour we told you it was moving west southwest and now it's moving southwest. that, if it continues on that path, it's back out over the water. we will get a complete update from the national hurricane center coming up at 11:00 which will include a new projected path. >> the issue with it going over the water is it fuels it up and makes landfall again. >> what's interesting that was the path of the european model. the national hurricane center path obviously did not take that. it has come further south over the last day or two. >> we will watch what happens. power outages are climbing as we speak. more than a half million homes and businesses in the dark across the carolinas. whole towns without power and it could take weeks to fully restore. >> rain totals are climbing and 20 inches of rain. some cities could see eight months over the next couple of days. >> eight months worth of rain. can you imagine? 12,000 people in north carolina riding out the storm in shelters. we have fanned out across the region. we will have the forecast in a minute. craig melvin in w

a pretty ne day in the southwest. temperatures pretty warm in the 100s.gh all yeah, we're looking good at least in the southwest. that's the good part, the northwest. everywhere else a busy weather day. >> a long day ahead. all right, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >> iowa police say a 10 foot long boa the windshield of this car. it stopped short of hitting a child hitting in the front 76-seat. according to officials, the 63-year-old driver suffered from a medical condition that caused this accident. thankfully another young passenger that was there was cared of any injuries. >> wow,se call. >>> just ahead, nike'sew ad campaign is create ag quite a buzz with quarterback colin kaepernick front and center. if you have psoriasis, ... little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla . it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting.

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in the very southwest, the hill of louisiana. it is a boot and that part of louisiana that sort of bridges the west to the south and the creole in the cage and and the western culture and southern culture. it started at the end of the 18th century, there were very few intrepid spanish and french explorers across the area. it's always been a very remote part of louisiana. because you can't get to lake charles by water from the mississippi. so it has always been separate and apart in terms of that. when the louisiana purchase was made in 1803, this part of louisiana were not part of the purchase because by definition, the purpose of the purchase was to buy everything drained by the mississippi. we are not drained by mississippi we are drained by the river. because of that, for about 50 years after the purchase, this part of louisiana was essentially a no man's land with an undefined border between the new united states and the empire spain. it's sort of apart and aside for a lot of the early years. in the 1820s after the war of 181

fire on a military parade in southwest iran killing at least twenty eight people as the country marks the anniversary of its war with iraq. u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of helping extremists in the country find out whether the claim stands up to scrutiny. and the mixed martial arts champions of russia and ireland are prepared to face off in one of the biggest downs in sports history. broadcasting live direct from our studios moscow this is our international glad to have you with us at least twenty eight people including children have been killed in a mass shooting at a parade in southwest iran terrorists dressed as soldiers opened fire while crowds had gathered in the city of to mark the anniversary of the iran iraq war it is unclear who was behind the atrocity with islamic state and a separatist group both claiming responsibility now a bit of a warning you may find the following video disturbing. christian must we suddenly realized people wearing fake military outfits were attacking that from behind the stage and then opened fire on women and chi

going west, and maybe a little west/southwest. then continues past columbia, south carolina, as a tropical storm, and then it makes kind of a bit of the right turn and continues up into the ohio river valley, and ends up wednesday in the northeast. but in the meantime, we are really concerned about it making the more west/southwesterly turn, and if it doesn't, it is back out in the ocean, and may see a landfall somewhere along south carolina. and the wind gusts of wilmington, and 78 miles per hour, and ali, you are seeing the wind gusts of 67 miles per hour, and raleigh with 43 miles per hour, and look at that up into the northern part of north carolina. right along the coast, wilmington is near 100% power outages, and 70 to 90% as you are coming further down the coast toward charleston and we are seeing the good power outages there with the storm surge and the big story, and where 49% to 90% of the deaths occur. so this is past high tide, and another one tonight around midnight tonight, and the big zone is between cape fear and c

the rain pushes in from the southwest all rain pushes in from the southwest a ll courtesy rain pushes for the north but clearer skies across scotland, northern ireland, northern england as well. cloud and rain working eastwards. it's not just as well. cloud and rain working eastwards. it's notjust going to be what it is going to be windy down towards the southeast. we could see some of those guests had arrived at the km/h around the coast. slowly, that rain will clear away during the afternoon. elsewhere, it's a mix of some sunshine but also some of us heavy blustery showers through parts of north wales, northwest england, northern ireland and scotland too. could be a bit of hail, perhaps a rubble of thunder mixed in with the heaviest of showers. moving quickly on that breeze with a bit of sunshine in between. the breeze is quite fresh. it's going to feel quite fresh. it's going to feel quite cool or ever you are. temperatures across the board are between around 11 to 15 degrees. a little bit warmer down towards the channel islands perhaps. the winds start to ease and as we move ahead

tell you about the islamic state terror group says it carried out an attack on a military parade in southwest around this morning which left twenty four dead to show the moment of the shooting please be aware the pictures coming up are disturbing. at least fifty three people two were wounded in that attack additionally military parades are taking place right now across the country to mark the anniversary of the start of the war between iran and iraq back in the nineteen eighties iran's state media says quote the shooting is a terrorist attack the country's foreign minister quickly apportion blame. all right well let's cross now live to local journalist. was there hey thanks for the time today do you think i still it is actually on the top they have said they are other groups have claimed it to the who do you think was behind this early days i know. thank you for having me in fact after the terrorist attacks happened in the city of laws which is in the southwest of iran a separate. risk group called was the claimed responsibility for the at us and on the other hand iranian officials have point

southwest airlines under scrutiny after former employee filed a discrimination claim against the airline. >> he says other employees created a whites only break room at a houston airport. jamal parker says the segregated room had been around for years at the airport and its existence was common knowledge. parker was fired in 2017. he said he just wanted to feel like an equal at work. >> within that is fairness. you know, like you want to be treated like everyone else is being treated. so i wanted to feel like i am in a place where things are equal, and you know, i wanted to go back to >> the lawsuit also claims black employees found a knotted rope at a southwest airport gate. southwest airlines com saysnt o issued a statement saying it does "foster an environment that is diverse and inclusive and we do not tolerate or condone discrimination of any kind." >>> checking a bag when you fly american airlines will now coit. the airline is increasing the price of any first check bag by $5, that amounts to $30, checking a second bag will cost 40 bucks. american airlines isn't alone, by the way.

he's live in minneapolis kick us au ooff, southwest >> yeah, i'm starting off with southwest.lso a buffett name and he cut back on american and united and added to delta and southwest, so that says something as well. you've got one of the greatest investors in the world as well as warren buffett, i'm talking about you, steph, involved in southwest. they're going out to the last week of september and buying calls that are just in the money. they're the 60 strike calls, scott. 4700 of those were bought today. that will move closer towards the stock because of the fact that it's just in the money, so that's interesting and the stock was just a little lower than it is right now but that was pretty aggressive now i've got something that you that's incredibly aggressive and i know somebody on the desk there is going to be very excited about this, josh brown amd. we're seeing some unbelievable paper today on amd it started, the stock was trading around 26.40 there has been some analysts out there talking about this foundational shift for amd and this really started back in may with l

they are a billion dollar investment in southwest louisiana is part of what moves the economy now. we're moving from a blue collar economy in petro chemical to essentially a more mixed economy that includes a lot of resort and hospitality industry. and now we're seeing a little bit of the calcasieu river. it's the lifeblood of the area. it allows the port to exist. it provides for recreational activities, up and down. >> let me ask about the relationship here with the water, particularly with weather. i mean, we know a lot about louisiana, getting hurricanes, i mean, are these buildings just closed up? adley: we're actually designing buildings to be much sturdier now than they were before, and so houses that have withstood decades of existence are doing fine. the thing is, new construction also has to meet the requirements of fema. now this body of water is tidally effective and storm surge comes right up to this body of water, so we do get flooding, you know, periodically. >> what really affects live down here? one thing that people can't notice as they are watching this, is, it's

we have stuff from ohio and the southwest and midwest and even hawaii. from as early as 1899 right up until the end of the harvey period when harvey is sold to amtrak in 1968. but these menus show a whole wide variety of food types and services available to the traveling public. i have just a breakfast menu, what dollar breakfast menu from

will be southwest -- south southwest at about six miles an hour.ack out overwater briefly. if you add another 16 inches of rain you can see where the issues will be. in the next 24 or 36 hours it will be the inland flooding as it moves toward myrtle beach and it moves inland at the north and south carolina borders and moves northward late sunday into monday. still getting 62 at wilmington. they have 105 miles an hour gusts about an hour ago. it has to move right now is starting to move southward a little bit. it is just now to the south of wilmington making its move. it is moving so slowly moving through in the next 24 hours to south carolina and then lifting northward over the weekend. it might even end up towards the northeast by middle of next week. for us low clouds and high clouds a combination. a very fall like pattern with 40s and 50s in many locations and many locations in the 40s. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. we had a lot of high clouds yesterday and we have a lot of low clouds this morning. another cool day today. again tomorro

dozens are dead and scores more wounded after an attack on a parade in the country's southwest many elite revolutionary guard soldiers were killed iran's military has vowed to retaliate also coming up. do you want a live from an air pocket two days after an overcrowded ferry capsizes on lake victoria the death toll climbs to above two hundred. plus one of the world's biggest parties is in full swing right here in germany. munich's annual beer festival october fest has kicked off in the very in capital we'll show you some of the fun from opening day. hello i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us. iran's government is vowing a crushing response to an attack on a military parade dozens of people were killed and many more wounded one gunman opened fire on crowds the attack occurred in the country's southwest. in the city of as close to iran's border with iraq many of the victims were members of iran's elite revolutionary guard so both sunni arab separatists and so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility iran's state news agency is reporting that tehran has some of the envoys of the net

dozens of people are dead and scores more wounded after an attack on a military parade in the country southwest many elite revolutionary guard soldiers are among the dead iran's military has vowed to retaliate also coming up a german wildfires barked weeks ago by military test rages on the flames now threatening some one thousand residents german defense officials are facing a storm of criticism we'll go live to the site of the blaze. and canyons high score it briefly allows screenings of the film exploring lesbian love this in a country where homosexuality can be punished with prison time. thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team we begin where at least twenty four people are dead and more than fifty others wounded after a gunman opened fire at a military parade the attack took place in the city of oz near iran's border with iraq during an annual ceremony commemorating the start of the iran iraq war in the one nine hundred eighty s. state media is reporting that soldiers dignitaries and spectators were among those targeted iran's revolutionary guard has blamed the attack on a terrorist grou

terrorists opened fire on a military parade in southwest iran killing at least twenty eight people as the country marks the anniversary of its war with iraq. u.s. state department accuses the syrian government and its allies of helping extremists in the country we find out whether the claim stands up to scrutiny. and the mixed martial arts champions of russia and ireland they are to face off in one of the biggest bounce in sports history. our broadcast live direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international and. to have you with us our iran has lashed out at three european countries for their policies on separatist groups in iran in the wake of a terrorist atrocity that's after four gunmen killed at least twenty eight people at the parade in the southwest city of on saturday now according to iranian state media tehran has summoned the ambassadors of the u.k. netherlands and denmark those three countries are being accused of failing to recognize the patriotic democratic movement was as terrorist movement the group claimed responsibility for the mass shooting which happened

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military elite dozens are dead and scores more wounded after an attack on a parade in the country southwest many elite revolutionary guard soldiers were killed iran's military has vowed to retaliate also coming up. tanzania mourns the victims of a deadly ferry disaster on lake victoria one man has been found alive after two days but officials say they may never know just how many people perished on the overcrowded vessel. plus one of the world's biggest parties is in full swing right here in germany. and he will be a festival october fest has kicked off in the bavarian capital we'll show you some of the fun from opening day. hello i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us iran's government is vowing a crushing response to an attack on a military parade dozens of people were killed and many more wounded when gunmen opened fire on crowds the attack occurred in the country's southwest in the city of as close to iran's border with iraq many of the victims were members of iran's elite revolutionary guard. both sunni arab separatists and so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility for the att

and a few high clouds filter in from the west, southwest. overall shall the temperatures are staying cool to mild. some locations with south wind can be on the mild side in the bay and other locations. are running well below average. tell us this? w. >> we have a couple of things to talk about. today the volume has been a little better. so when the crashes happen it is not as big of a deal than it was on a wednesday. northbound 101, cesar chaves, they're clearing an accident there. it is surprising it has not been slower. and northbound and southbound 101 look pretty good. southbound 10 is not really affected. it looks like they got it out of the way. no injuries. and westbound 24, lafayette, you can see the traffic is moderate. and the bay bridge it is backed up 10 to 15 minute delay. 88 oakland north and south looking okay. and no problems on the sam te'o bridge heading to the high raise or the dunnbarton bridge. 7:21 back to the desk. >>> the new home of the warriors is set to open next year. the big milestone being reached today for the

(beeping) huh. >>> passengers on for southwest airline flights have been exposed to measles. on august 21 and 22nd at texas residents connecting through houston's airport the person was contagious of measles and health officials are concerned about a possible outbreak because vaccinations are down in the states. southwest is working with disease control and prevention to notify passengers about the possible exposure.>>> the investigation continues in the shooting of an off-duty police officer, the officer claimed she thought she was in her apartment. authorities are trying to figure out what happened here.>> everybody recognizes the strategy.>> reporter: a dallas police officer expected to face manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of her neighbor. the texas rangers are taking over the investigation. b mac for anybody who questions that we are going to get to the truth of this, there should be no doubt. we will find out exactly what happened.>> reporter: the off- duty officer was coming home from work thursday night in uniform when she mistook the man's apartment for her

england and wales in southwest england and wales in southwest england and scotland, elsewhere most showersclear as well. dan is single figures across parts of scotland, chilly sarra saturday, mild orfurther south. lots of of scotland, chilly sarra saturday, mild or further south. lots of dry weather through the day saturday and the south and east, cloud increase from the west and rain into northern ireland later in the day a few showers for northern england as well but for the southeast 21 degrees with spells of sunshine. during sunday looks like the rain will edge further south across northern england into wales as well, sunshine andi england into wales as well, sunshine and i decided that if you showers in the far northwest, but in the south east sunshine, 22 degrees, quite breezy. the wind picks up as he looked towards the new working week particularly windy on tuesday there's also turning warm, goodbye. later this hour, we'll have more on the weather for the week ahead. then, at 10pm, jane hill will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. but now, it's time for the second of tw

west southwest. 55 and carr fire with a southwest wind.will change probably by tonight or tomorrow and turn much colder. partly cloudy and mostly cloudy. tomorrow any warmer, looks to be about the same. 60s and 70s. you have to go well to the valley. we are in this pattern for the next five days. today or tomorrow is the coolest day with 60s and 70s. inland temperatures well above average. the coast and bait below average. the good news is there is not much fog associated with it but a cool pattern all the way to the weekend. >>> method from some of san francisco's top safety officials about the uber and lyft. they steps all writers should take if you are trying to avoid a potentially dangerous situation. struck the former 49ers quarterback getting a special honor. how he is being recognized by his former high school. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the posit

he voted against funding for the southwest montana veterans home. the funding was absolutely necessary. the new delegation did a fine job. they obviously did not care about the southwest montana veterans. they're putting in for structure into that home as we speak. built because the legislature stepped up without commissioner rosendale's help and the federal government stepped up because they knew our veterans were that important. whether it is the missions act surepeals back law, making we have accountability within employees at the v.a., i have worked hard in a bipartisan way giving input to folks. our memory first time i had a roundtable discussion after i was elected a vietnam veteran said you are not going to treat this generation of veterans like they treated hours, i've done my best to live up to the promises. he cut the vietnam veterans in this country, we are treating this generation better. we still have a long ways to go to meet the needs from a health care standpoint, housing standpoint, and an educational standpoint. we do have a lot of

in many ways, whether it was intentional or not, they began to define the southwest to the outgoing public. at some point, the company weretionally decided they not merely a food service fromder to the railroad there, they branched out to hotels and other facilities and other tourist-related activities , as late as the 1960's. we see them moving beyond what we see at the canyon to taking on roadside attractions, like grand canyon caverns. so what we have in front of me are some of the more unique fragments of the harvey collection. drawings.these they are artistic renderings of drawings from the fred harvey company. we have the bride angelo -- the bright angel lodge. -- have the bride you can see this mixed media of adobe and bigwood and timber being mixed together to create this iconic southwestern architecture. that's this mere -- that's this material. these are reprints of the lot beside a hotel in windsor, arizona. -- winslow, arizona. she did the grounds, the building, the rooms, the doors, all of the elements of this .otel this project was one, if not the very last, of the grand hote

i was still reading fairly heavily in southwest china widespread flooding from the rains of non-chord which are spread itself out and is dumping the remains of the moisture in southwest china possibly has fallen also stronger this is on tuesday the time we get to wednesday should all of the be flooding on the ground still those already is as you know will start to drain away still a fairly warm and humid picture in hong kong and indeed up in shanghai but not a huge amount of rain by this time forming to the south so we are seeing an increasing likelihood of showers in jakarta could ching and across in singapore been the sun's going sas or was it the possibility of showers that's certainly a likelihood in singapore anywhere in sumatra in the next couple of days so i cannot keep jakarta any more showers in java are turning now as the monsoon trough disappears slowly sas out of india you this time you can get second cycle is something develop he in for example the bay of bengal it's still a possibility the next day or so and if it stays out in the water doesn't do a great deal of damage

so what he decided to do was go to the american southwest. he sent an assistant out here, andrew douglas. he tested sites around around the territory, and they chose flagstaff. flagstaff had very dark skies, and was at a higher elevation, 7000 feet. the higher the elevation, the less air you have to look through. and the less distortion you get, because air is like a swimming pool. when you open your eyes in a swimming pool, everything is kind of fuzzy because the water is bending that light -- air does the same thing. so the more air you are looking through, the more distorted stars are going to look through. -- going to look. so there is higher elevation, dark skies here, a great location. in flagstaff, you can look up on mars hill, where lowell observatory is located, you see the dome of the telescope standing 40 feet tall, like a big birthday cake on the top of the hill. so lowell decided to set up in in 1896 had this telescope built, a 24 inch diameter, 32 foot refracting telescope. refracting telescope means it uses lenses instead of mi

friday and at the same time it starts the easily from northern ireland and parts of wales in the southwest that it hangs around in northeast england for much of night. and here clearly a risk of lot of space and standing water as there will be some conditions if you combine the poor visibility and intense rain and those deal for visibility and intense rain and those dealfor his visibility and intense rain and those deal for his very gusty winds which would leave a lot of debris around by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. given stronger winds across the south and east we could see some trees down as well. as we go through friday we see that rain even the little hill snow easing away and the winds louise but it's a blustery day, lots of showers, some with hail and thunder before eventually they start the ease and you can see them congregating down through parts of england and wales and the midlands across east anglia, that's the wind direction that will push into those areas. some sunshine in between but notably, a lot cooler, particularly in the south on friday. that's because we have l

georgia in a little lower risk ow but western carolinas, southwest v southwest virginia, this will be lot of flooding. there's the rainfall forecast. potentially still easily an inch to two inches of rain around here. could get 4, 5 inches or more across parts of south western virginia. here's your ten day forecast. today breezy, cloudy, showery. take the umbrellas today. temperatures in the 70s all day. more of the same tomorrowal ough it's not quite as breezy. sunday still a chance for a few showers butost of sunday there should be plenty of usable dry outdoor hours and then h thevy rains arrive here monday into early tuesday. stl have some sparkling blue september skies by next week. >> can'twait. as we're speaking 66 westbound out here at sycamore, that crash has now completely cleared. it's gone. also activity in stafford county on 17 northbound after plantation drive. that crash cleared from the right side the roadway. vre will operate in full service today. white's ferry, unfortunately that's still closed due to high water. we had one broken down on the far right side the roadw

(pam) southwest airlines is being sued for racial discrimination.ee, jamel parker says, workers created a "whites only" break room at houston's airport... he says, it existed for years until recent renovations. parker says, there was also a noose, made of bungee cords, hanging at a southwest gate. he accuses the airline of subjecting black employees to "extreme race discrimination" ... and harsher disciplinary actions than white workers. he says, he was fired for damaging a power cord and failing to report it... but that white employees did similar things ... and were not fired.<"honestly, i'm not surprised given my initial introduction into this houston market. i was literally warned about this type of thing, so i'm not surprised at all."> (pam) southwest airlines released a statement saying, it does not condone discrimination.. saying, it cultivates a workplace that "mirrors the customers we serve." parker's lawsuit does not say how much he is asking for.... he is hoping for a jury trial. a hearing is set for january. (ryan) california state unive

of scotla nd england and the southwest of scotland through the night.tern and low pressure up to the northwest and a few different frontal systems and bringing outbreaks of rain. patchy rain across the southwest, wales and northwest england as we go through sunday morning. the heavier rain continued to tour the mac drift northeastward and continued to tour the mac drift northeastwa rd and getting continued to tour the mac drift northeastward and getting murray and across the northern ireland's as again into the afternoon. there will be bright or sunny spells, and patchy spells across southern parts of england and the channel islands, and it will be quite breezily and across wales maybe the odds showered drifting into the midlands and bright skies and sunshine to be had as bright skies and sunshine to be had as well. a similar story as well, and doing quite well by the afternoon but some downpours and perhaps thunderstorms pushing enter the western side of scotland. sunday night we can see wind gusts of 50—55 mph and elsewhere, quite breezy through the n