cowboy culture starts in southwest louisiana. because southwest louisiana was no man's land by actual agreement of two closest forts, a spanish one and forge a so -- fort jessup, had an agreement. they had a gentleman's agreement was this part of louisiana not going to be visited by militia or tax men or any sort of law. it was just underpopulated, weote, difficult to get to, are not going to bother with those people there. if you go there, you are on your own. this, by many journals, when enslaved people escaped, many times they went north. but some went west. that was written in the ledger. west, it meant she escaped to our corner of louisiana. when settlements were actually 1840's, there are the established communities of fleet -- free blacks in southwest louisiana. the best example is the town of ale, established in the 1830's from freed slaves who might've had other lives and careers in other parts of the south but escaped here. this was a place where they knew their masters would not come for them. there was no protection.

>> on the southwest chief? >> no, any line in the country. >> i can get back to you with -- >> i don't think any -- i mean, would you ever consider the northeast corridor being shifted to buses? >> not the -- >> is there any other long -- long distance route? >> probably not, given the -- frankly, the number of passengers, et cetera. >> is there any other long distance route in the country that has shifted to buses? >> i could get back to you with details. we have bus service along a lot of routes. >> long distance route like the southwest chief, like the northeast corridor. there's no other -- no other route that has a bus system? >> truthfully, senator, i would have to look at the route map. >> the $3 million that were promised to the folks on the southwest chief, what's happened to that money? >> i can't specifically talk to $3 million, per se. certainly, amtrak, like any other organization, especially as we're implementing things like ptc, has more than enough needs to exceed the capacity of our resources.

we plan on running the southwest chief as is through this go year 2019. we will wait to see congresses doing with the southwest chief issue during conference as well as in the final spending bill. >> thank you very much for that commitment. i think it will make many other senators who are here, jerry moran and cory gardner, we worked in a bipartisan way to keep this going. we intended to go well behind -- well beyond 2019. i will reiterate the need for amtrak to work with the communities impacted to create a real plan for the future of the southwest chief. amtrak leadership has repeatedly emphasized the need for a significant amount of capital investment for this route. so it would be particularly shortsighted to walk away from the $16 million tiger grant recently awarded to rehabilitate tracks in southeast colorado. in light of your stated commitment to continue rail service between dodge city and albuquerque, does amtrak plan on releasing the $3 million match in order for that $16 million tiger grant intended to make the route saver could be released an

>> on the southwest chief? >> any line in the country. would you consider the northeast corridor being shipped to buses? is there a long route? numberably not given the of passengers. >> is it any long-distance route and the country that has shifted to buses? >> i could get back to it details. we'll bus service along a lot of roads. >> like the southwest chief and the northwest quarter? there's no other that has a bus system? truthfully, senator, i would have to look at the route map. >> the $3 million that was promise to the folks on the southwest chief, what happened to that money? specifically talk to $3 million per se. amtrak, like any other organization, as we implement ptc, has more than enough needs to exceed the capacity of our resources. >> was that my set aside? it seemed to have been a pledge and commitment made by amtrak for this money. >> i cannot speak specifically to the $3 million. --do think it is been some that somewhere else are given back to someone? gets utilized in several different ways. there is not a set-aside of

separatists are attempting to prevent sunday's vote from taking place in the country's north west and southwest regions and defy residents there say they have long suffered marginalisation by cameroon's francophone majority protests by teachers and lawyers starting in twenty sixteen helped prompt renewed calls for the establishment of an independent state of embers onya for english own residence their institutions have grown into armed conflict twelve tens of thousands are now internally displaced or have fled to neighboring countries online cameroonians are sharing news and often gruesome images using the hash tags ambers o'neill and three southern cameroons so with us to talk about all of these issues edward gang is an organizer with the amazonia people's restoration movement and coming through and carwile are president of the opposition cameroon people's party and in twenty eleven she was the first woman to run for president in cameroon and in of nigeria out is a reporter interest he's been following the story now before we start i have to say that we did actually set out the minister of inf

high—pressure sitting to the southwest of the uk, still got these weather friends moving the southwestatherfriends moving on the southwest of the uk, still got these weather friends moving on top of the area of high pressure and this is the significant one because it is behind that we will get cold air but there is a should be dry for many and a bit more cloud coming into england and wales. this rain beginning to gather in the northwest of scotla nd beginning to gather in the northwest of scotland and temperatures perhaps a shade lower, the rain gathering is on the cold front there. that is significant because the high did the wind direction changes, we draw all oui’ wind direction changes, we draw all our error away wind direction changes, we draw all oui’ error away from wind direction changes, we draw all our error away from the arctic, plunging down to much colder conditions on friday. there is a cold front and not a great deal of rain on that, sunnier skies and follow, showers coming in from the north and it will feel close to freezing. briefly we may find temperatures in double f

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in context we have a humanitarian crisis already at the southwest border each day on average the last three weeks we have encountered a combination of almost 1900 persons apprehended crossing the border illegally are presenting without documents at ports of entry. over half are family units and unaccompanied children that were placed in the hands of violent smugglers and entrusted to make the journey there incentivized by the gaps of the legal framework and the expectation they will be allowed to stay. this means that any given moment there are tens of thousands of migrants between the guatemalan us border moving toward us at any given time within that flow are 17000 criminals along with hardened smugglers and those from hundreds of countries around the world their system - - our system cannot repatriate those without the right to remain to the extensive backlogs in the courts and court restrictions on detaining through immigration proceedings. what is new and challenging is functioning of large groups that present security threats so the two groups we are following they have artie ma

now looking at just about 90 miles away southwest of panama city right now. you can see maximum sustained winds, look at this because thhave actually increased here sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. so this storm is intensifying as it moves over the warm gulf waters. that's not a good thing moving north at 13 miles per hour. and likely making landfall as a category 4 storm. this is at 1 p.m. eastern time there. so this would be the first time a category 4 storm has hit the florida panhandle since recordkeeping began back in 1851. so this will be a catastrophic event, unfortunately, here. that traffic taking up through georgia and the carolinas eventually to category 1 as it moves over the carolina. so this is a powerful storm. we're watching the wind speeds. panama city 29-mile-per-hour wind gusts, tallahassee at 25. 8 to 12 inches of rain. you can see up to the panama florida panhandle roug gia and thwith hurricane storm surge water level rise may hit 12 feet. damaging flooding through the panhandle and the carolina. we are watching this closely for wit

the worst flooding in southwest france for more than one hundred years has killed twelve people three months worth of rain fell within a few hours on monday it was cut off villages rather than news city of caucus that's where water levels are still rising. it's world food day twenty four hours dedicated to tackling global hunger malnutrition is a danger in many countries worldwide this specially in the democratic republic of congo as katherine sawyer reports from the south western region of kuwait. rose mcgeady is recovering from severe malnutrition she's six months old and for the last three has been on a special diet makes given to heart by a nonprofit organization her mother. also has two other children and a younger sister to think about she herself is a teenager and has not been eating well there some of the hundreds of thousands congolese who've been displaced by conflict. her husband was killed when we were running away from karzai i don't know where my parents are i had to travel with the children and did not have enough to feed them on the way they come to this feeding center

it is not just mexico beach and southwest. it is large portions of southwest georgia and those world counties. we are mobilizing to try to get in and handle as much of it i'm ok and easily as possible. as far as me going down range, my job is to make sure we are doing everything from this point for those governments that we can do. i've anxious to get out in the field. i hope to be down range saturday or sunday. my job is to make sure we are doing everything we can to make sure we are overcoming any shortfalls identified by state partners. have you identified any issues with hazardous materials like oil in the gulf war wastewater plants? do you have any information on any issues to areas impacted by florence? >> in regards to hazardous waste, that is something we use our partners at the eva and coast guard to help us to assess. it is a little early. for me to say right now, initially we don't have any massive problems with hazardous waste, it could be a little premature. next 24 orspend the 48 hours to make sure we understand

west southwest moving 7 miles per our and holds on to category four. it moves north tuesday night as a category four when it was in and west central mexico and we have a low cloud deck and that will continue to ramp up and a bit of an active southern branch. it's not affecting us but it is attracting areas down south and the four corners. there is a westerly component west southwest. you don't have any place in lakeport at 38. look at concord pavilion. 45 degrees and a lot of low 50s including danville and for san ramon sunny day after low clouds clear and that system wants to work its way into the north coast keeping the cool and place. 50s, 60s and 70s a small piece of the six hours and it's time for this man's traffic update. >>> if you put it that way, six hours is a long time. >> six hours? >> good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. steve and i are back. i hope you like that. let's take a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza and it's backed up all the way to the maze and about a 20 minute delay and not unusual as he gets longer by

still ahead, no love today for southwest.rter earnings signaling a turbulent to your ahead -- a turbulent year ahead. we speak to ceo gary kelly. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from johannesburg, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. southwest shares are in a sharp dissent today. shares on the discount airliner humbled to eight two-year low. investors have some concerns about rising costs. isning us now from dallas southwest chairman and ceo gary kelly. good to see you. willaid costs for 2019 rise 3% per miles flown, more than analysts were anticipating. bowed to squeeze that. how do you plan on squeezing more out of 2019? gary: good morning and thanks for having us. result obviously not a that is satisfactory to us either. that is the preliminary view and we have a lot of work to do. so the main thing we need to do is make our efficiency initiatives a top priority. in the been investing airline, we have been investing in airport infrastructure, we have been deploying new technology, and th

west southwest for some out to port chicago in martinas and fairfield and southwest. 30s, 40s and 50son your attempts and i doubt these change very much on the peninsula. upper 40s or 50s and mid 50s toward union city, freemark. menlo park 47 degrees. los altos and los altos hills look for the low cloud deck to peel back and we have sunshine today with the system coming in tomorrow and it might give us a drill late tonight into tomorrow. after that high-pressure says it wants to come back and it will pick we will start a little warm up. tomorrow we start off with a low cloud deck and we will be in the 50s, 60s and 70s. it will keep us cooler for a couple of days. wednesday is a transition day and we warm it up thursday, friday. not too hot but it will be warmer. >>> 4:49 a.m. a grand unveiling. the statues that, right the catch at levi stadium. >>> welcome back. tickets for the hit clcitosco. performances begin february 12th and the lottery offering 44 tickets at $10 each. out -- it was about alexander hamilton who was george washington's right-hand man and the nation's first treasury

from irma, it is an the southwest portion. this area is a long time it had been hit. the power is out for a while. they have our cruise from multiple states. we worked with them to do first push debris to get the roadways we can get them down to start fixing power. that will take some time. president trump: i was going to pennsylvania and it looks like there were thousands of people already lined up. and probably will do that tonight. here as soon as we can. we want to go a soon as possible. thousandsby, you have of people going tonight. many are there already. what time were you going to be there? what time were we planning on that? well, i don't know what to do because you have so may people already there and it is sort of unfair to them. so it is a mix. totally focused on this but we will make a determination in the next little while. i have great people, including these two appeared that i have great people. it would make any difference in that sense. i would like to see what is going on here and we want to get down there as soon as possible. same time, i do not w

in the southwest we are living beyond our means. the colorado river is at the bottom of the grand canyon and that carved the canyon. it is not that big of a river compared to a lot of eastern rivers, and it doesn't have that big a volume of water. it is now supporting 25 million or 30 million, and a lot of agricultural areas don't have a major water source other than the river. the demand and legal obligations it is supposed to meet are already beyond what it has to supply. so the water even under normal conditions doesn't have enough water to meet all the demand on it. and lately we are in a drought mode. we have been in a drought for about 20 years now, so the river is going down. lake powell is down to about 50%, and lake immediate is down to about 40%. we are not very narveson away from where we are going to have a water crisis where the water supply to towns like phoenix and tucson are going to be cut off and they don't have any great source. las vegas is involved as well. agriculture in southern california, in the imperial val

by the end of this week, we will soldiers to500,200 the southwest border.hat is just the start of this operation. we will adjust numbers, but please note that is in addition to the 2092 that are already employed from a national guard operation that has been so effective. my final point to stress is that everything i discussed here adheres to current authorities and governed by law and policy. we know border security is national security. the u.s. military will advance capabilities to harden the border. department of defense will continue to provide support to cbp to secure the border. thank you. mr. mcaleenan: width of that, we will open up for a few questions. >> couple of questions, sir. why weren't national guard forces used instead to bring those troops to the border? secondly, how do you determine that the forces will be compliant with posse comitatus? operationghnessy: guardian support continues on. that will continue. patriot,rt, faithful as complementary to that effort brings additional capacity to help cbp. with regards to posse comitatus, inrythin

in toward the southwest of the four corners. there' some flash flooding during now. this is something that may continue over the next couple days. for us back here, our weather, we got the clouds across the area and some showeou . most of the us dry rig now. ten degrees above average. we have a front. that's why we have the storms. look to the north of the front. 69 in buffalo but 83 for us we're going to stay on the warm side of this as it stays to the north. so tomorrow, 84 degrees. warm and a little humid ase make our way through. another great day at the bus stop tomorrow 88. we could be close to 90 on thursday. that's something to 76 on saturday. a chance for some drizzle on saturday. not the best looking d but i'll have much more on the weekend. wel talk about that and the rest of october coming up. >> a little summer in october. thank you. >>> we are working for you in the community. >> we'll introduce to you a local firefighter who can champion chili maker to his hesume. hesume. >> t duchess is kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a

adley: lake charles is in louisiana, about 30 miles from southwest the gulf and the great state of texas. it's a town that's sort of on the cusp. it's the cusp of french louisiana, english louisiana, spanish louisiana. it's sort of -- population of about 80,000. traditionally, it was a blue-collar town. it started out as a cowboy town, then through the lumbering industry, through petrochemical and railroad, through what we find now, which is a wonderful mixed economy that includes a fair amount of gaming and recreation as well as blue collar. >> should we see? adley: let's see it. this corner of louisiana was the no man's land. it wasn't part of the louisiana purchase, and so for 50-60 years, this no man's land served as a buffer between the united states and the empire of spain. that meant that this was an area that had quite a bit of use as a refuge for scoundrels and pirates. that is where the stories of john the feet common. he knew most of the early settlers in lake charles. >> what year are we talking? 1800s,late 1700s, early 1803 to 1820. that is the period of john lafitte. all th

of course, i have been at southwest for a long time and i long believe that southwest is the best.he margins are industry leading. the returns are industry leading. that continues. the revenue growth, i'm satisfied with it. we are up 1.2% this quarter. we will be up 1.5% in the fourth quarter and looking for stronger growth in 2019 as a lot of our revenue initiatives come online. a lot of that has to do with comps. we don't have a lot of easy comps. a lot of our competitors do. southwest, as you point out, has performed very well over a long period of time. that is continuing and will continue. >> you are not a man who is made of excuses. i will let you do this. you had 2,200 flight cancellations in the quarter. i would like to know what that really -- thunderstorms, weather-related disruptions. it did hurt numbers. how did 2,200 flight cancellations actually hurt your results? i want to find something here to explain that this is an aberration and down seven percent might be a buying opportunity and not a selling opportunity. >> it's the hurricane season, if you will. all those fl

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and you know that a couple of inches across the southwest is very different from a couple of inchesss portions of the northeast so here is your forecast today, very warm south of the frontal boundary, potential for severe storms across the upper midwest, nice-looking day here in new york with 78, potential for more flooding for the southwest, i know the phoenix area for you cheryl is -- is something that you watch closely. cheryl: yeah, i just got back from there and a lot of intense flooding happening around and that's what is happening when you get rain in the desert. janice: you got it. lauren: thank you. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up, judge brett kavanaugh fbi probe could end as soon as today but could another political fight be brewing? >> we will get an fbi report soon, it'll be made available to each senator and only senators will be allowed to look at it. cheryl: well, what is next in the supreme court showdown? and vladimir putin is back with another shirtless photo shoot. lauren: that's the new one? cheryl: the only thing meddling with this time is your emotions, la

down the east coast of england, some for northern ireland into parts of wales and maybe the far southwestmperatures at best between 6—12 degrees. so we spend friday night, all of us, in that cold air. some showers most likely around the coast, but perhaps further inland for a time. snow levels across scotland coming down to around 250 metres, so quite a few hills across the northern half of scotland could seek a little bit of snow and temperatures through the night into the first part of saturday morning dropping very close to freezing. there could be some icy stretches. so a similar sort of day on saturday. a bright day for many. lots of sunshine around, but those showers most plentiful across parts of northern and western scotland. some at this stage starting to spill into eastern england, perhaps moving inland into the midlands, and a few for west wales, the southwest, also for northern ireland. the winds will be noticeable. a brisk northerly wind, so while the thermometer will read 6—11 degrees, not particularly impressive, if you add on the strength of the wind, it will feel like thi

the southwest in the u.s. getting hammered with torrential rain. and barrels towards mexico bringing more rain to that. even though it's going to be not as strong as it is right now. because it is the desert southwest and they can't take a lot of moisture like one to two inches. if you get one to 2 inches across the desert southwest that's cannot lead to flash flooding. as can make landfall across baja. then they will have a front that is coming across the west coast. we will see a lot of moisture out of both of these systems. parts of new mexico. there is the radar. it hasn't even made landfall yet. we will see the results over the next 24 to 48 hours. by the way we had snow across the northern plains. the first two weeks of october will bring above average temperatures for the eastern third of the country. it's coming. first lady melania trump will take off on her first big solo trip overseas. starting with ghana. she will also learn more about the u.s. agency. a primetime battle of veteran quarterback. cap enough week for an nfl. joe flack leadi

west southwest moving 7 miles per our and holds on to category four. it moves nor

the flow of air around the low pressure anticlockwise means the air coming in from the southwest. air coming from around the low pressure originates in the arctic and it's still quite chilly by the time it gets to us, that's changed a bit. still coming in from the blue, but look how far south it goes before coming back towards us. and as it does so, it gets less cold, less cold, less cold and just taps into a bit of air from the continent, too. so next week, it looks as if temperatures will be close to if perhaps not at times a bit above average. and we'll really notice a difference overnight. much milder nights, hardly any frost. low pressure will give some rain at times, especially in the west—southwest of the uk, but there will be drier, sunnier days, too. so an ex—hurricane on the way, an arctic air that by the time it gets to us isn't going to be very cold. no—one can say our weather's boring.

>> the route in which the southwest sheet operates on a cedar ptc compliant will be under alternative schedule or under an exemption mtea. anywhere under an alternative schedule we will apply the risk mitigation methodology that i had mentioned earlier to do what we can to raise the level. >> we are going to break away from the safety for a brief senate pro forma session with no vote scheduled. live now to the senate here on c-span2. >> take you back to the senate transportation hearing. train safety. >> that's not -- you're saying that's not true. that's not our position. my time is expired. i hope to stay long enough to continue the conversation but i'm pleased to hear you had to say. thank you, chairman. the previous answer to all railroads would continue to operate even if they are not in compliance the fine up to $27000 today. we make them into some kind of's consent to create -- that create the time line that they have to comply? what is your -- beyond the fine, what you anticipate doing? >> thank you. at this juncture, i have not contemplated going down the avenue based on the

the flow of air around the low—pressure anticlockwise means the aircoming in from the southwest.t actually the air coming from around the low—pressure originates in the arctic and it's still quite chilly by the time it gets to us, that's changed a bit. still coming in from the blue, but look how far south it goes before coming back towards us. and as it does so, it gets less cold, less cold, less cold and just taps into a bit of air from the continent, too. so next week, it looks as if temperatures will be close to if perhaps not at times a bit above average. and we'll really notice a difference overnight. much milder nights, hardly any frost. low—pressure will give some rain at times, especially in the west—southwest of the uk, but there will be drier, sunnier days, too. so an ex—hurricane on the way, an arctic air that by the time it gets to us isn't going to be very cold. no—one can say our weather's boring. tonight at 10: the first official confirmation of how the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi met his death. the turkish authorities say he was strangled shortly after he ent

the angle from crisis has overshadowed the elections now those two regions the northwest and the southwest have been facing instant insecurity and instability for a year because in your speaking fighters who have called themselves embers daniels have been battling the government demanding secession they say that the government has marginalized them but they're not being represented enough and that they want their own independent country that speaks their language which is anguish as a result more than two hundred thousand have been displaced and six hundred have been killed including security forces those two hundred thousand who have been displaced they are here in the capital beyond a they're also into oil and many of them are in the bush they have no access to polling stations so they cannot cause their vote for the candidate that they want to see become president for the next seven years the opposition also said that the elections are marked with irregularities i care more know who is the candidate for the opposition party called now said that he did not want to be part of this electio

southwest montana had an opportunity to put some land for hunters. instead, it goes to development and he voted against it. southeastern montana, a significant piece of land, same thing. hunting, fishing, hiking, like no other state in the 48 have, and he votes against it. it is critically important that montana has somebody in washington, d.c. that speaks not only what he thinks will get him to vote, but who will fight for montana values and fight for our public lands. that is me. thank you, both. we are moving onto to the open discussion portion of this current topic, which is public lands. to give the alternating going, we will let mr. rosend ahl start. to 45have expanded access thousand acres of public lands that the public did not have any reviews access to. i was responsible for negotiating it. i set down with dnr and the parties to make sure that the transaction took place, and it is the largest land purchase that the montana land the board -- landlord has ever made. the facts do not prove out for what john is trying to say. this is for washin

and you can see from the bay point area southwest winds light conditions there. but we're tracking that onshore flow. that's why we have that marine layer in place as we head through the afternoon. we'll have that sunshine again today with your normal daytime highs and seasonal through the week but cooler temperatures arrive for next week. here's the satellite-radar view. that ridge of high pressure to our north, that low to our south, really has not moved over the last several days. with it we'll see a seasonal condition through the week. so just to show you on futurecast we'll have that sunshine as we head through the day. that fog pulls back to the coast. then as we head through tonight into tomorrow morning, just patchy light fog along the coast. but we are looking at a little bit warmer conditions for friday and for saturday there. so our sunrise at 7:21 and sunset at 6:27. and our highs today, right around where we should be for this time of year. 70 in san francisco. and that is the normal high for this time. 79 in redwood city. 76 in mountain view. we're

now we have and this is a continuation here like of the southwest monsoon the trend where we get rain in the desert southwest that is also tropical storm alex hurrican is on its way across baja california it will follow i think the track of the last one which gives you rain for mexico then arizona and probably new mexico as well and not a lot not trend then you for the line across the mid of the u.s. you've been covering this thing did the weather i have to say in the carolinas dieted science is fine for the time being we look toward flooding down in the southwest. rob thanks very much still to come here on the news out of break dancing at the olympic games we'll take a look at some of the sports looking to make an impact to the youth games in argentina stay with us. were. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and what i have heard is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own child the light on what they do a

the worst flooding in southwest france for more than one hundred years is killed twelve people three months worth of rain fell in the space of a few hours on monday knopfler just near the city of kut because that's where water levels are still rising. yemen's president abdurrahman saw how the has fired the prime minister accusing him of negligence i have been diverted will be investigated for his handling of the economy the yemeni currency has plummeted in recent months ending food and fuel prices skyrocketing. a second aid worker kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria has been killed after a deadline set by the group expired the nigerian government says it's shocked by the death of harley man the nurse with the international red cross was kidnapped seven months ago in borno state along with two other medical workers. founder of microsoft paul allen has died at the age of sixty five alan was an investor an entrepreneur he founded microsoft with bill gates it's the stream now stay with us . getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prime in the twenty first

the rather and cameron southwest who. has lost three combat me becky came face to face with men who said they were english speaking separatist fighters they accused him of supporting and spying for the french dominated government and he was to be punished. he said there's two optional with two for one now. and one on a board in my checked miter and given to and so our side i made. then i don't have as good as you know these guys here just. made my house beside me i fighting in cameroon southwest and northwest darted in twenty six team with english speakers in the two regions accused the french dominated government of marginalization the ankle phones make up about twenty percent of cameron's twenty four million population a group of small fighters took up arms against the government demanding independence. it's not clear how many fighters the specialist groups have some estimate the number to be about a thousand and as they continue to battle the government if the civilians were caught up in the middle. more than two hundr

hello there the rain over parts of china is gradually drifting its way towards the southwest you can see plenty of cloud on our satellite picture and some of it is giving some fairly heavy rain and see lots more of it as we head through the day on monday so if you all the way up towards the huge day for vince but then gradually making its way towards the southwest as we head into choose day so working its way towards chandi but i think for us in chengdu it should be dry and now before the towards the west in the rains looking fairly subdued over parts of india at the moment see just a few showers in the east and across the southern parts want to say force in sri lanka and this again is where we'll just see a couple of showers as we head through monday but again nothing too significant i think on choose day will begin to see there showers begin to pull themselves together a bit more so some more significant rain there for the eastern parts and for the southwest towards the north over largely fine and dry but a good deal more cloud there over parts of new delhi even though the temperat

southwest of the u.s. deserts it's raining is rob it is of course still monsoon season this is not southwest monsoon enhanced for millions of americans have a lead at this there's a there was a state of motion declared in the north of buffer california as it rains and they all remained it's pianist of rosa spread in too many masses a cloud made landfall now a beautiful sunset this was observed in baja california but also caught right in fact called rains for a long way had about her right up in two hours and beyond this was just arizona itself it doesn't take very much in the desert states to collect just one rain shower and shove it down a normally dry ground anybody who lives in this part of the world where we are. recognize this is what happens in what is as well and it wasn't just the right there was some strong enough wind to bring trees down the cloud is pretty long way north and that's heading up towards utah in the next day or so they will be yet more outbreaks of quite significant rain as almost a

no interest they feel like there was no matter well they have to look at the least people in the southwest in the northwest region the day before the. governor of the southwest issued a statement saying that all shut the city closed should be closed everything should be closed and people should head to the cold but there's heavy security around that area because they are afraid to go out and vote to even to use their might not be typical uncounted ballots not a lot of voters have shown up at the polling station where the president is expected to arrive in about an hour the birth of a good politician as well we've spoken to several electoral commission going up to look at the other thing that they're not seeing high turnout and this election is a one day process it is going to be ending at seventeen gee today in the southwest and the northwest there been a warning that people should not be coming out of their homes should not be opening their search should not be going to schools unless they're coming out to vote with it's been heavy a military deployment heavy security deployment cameron h

the pentagon is sending over 5000 troops to the southwest border to support the police presence already there. that's more than double the number of american soldiers in syria. the extraordinary military move is s set to stop caravans filild with migrants at a are still hundreds of miles from the u.s.. and in addition to sending holds, the u.s. will also asylum-seekers in detention as a requests are being processed. >> u.s. police hold drills at the borderer with mexicoco. by the end of the week there will be joined by over 5000 u.s. troops. >> we continue to adjust the numbers but know that is in addition to the 2092 that are already employed from the national guard. >> civil rights groups have denounced the moves as a waste of tax pair money into the to terrorize. been.s. resident has doubling down on his anti-immigration rhetoric. characterizing groups of migrants headed north as an invasion of the country. echoed by his supporters at republican campaign rallies. >> this is nothing short of an assault on our country and we will not allow it. >> mexican authorities have a struggling t

withstand the winds and try to shelter in place or seek out public shelters that may be open in southwest georgia but look at the size how long it will take a look at that and. red area basically you see here we're going to hit pretty heavily and that's that's a lot of shore a lot of laser before it's worth the storm surge all the way down to tampa bay very little line in floods very easily but to give you an idea of. its path it is quite large it's almost the entire size of the gulf where you look at it topically it's almost the entire size of the gulf and they haven't seen that. maybe they haven't seen that at all no but you see that from the diameters is pretty wide which unfortunately is not good news as it makes landfall so some people may say it's similar to an e.f. three tornado making landfall in areas that are close to the and so it's. not in this area did not really heavily impact the florida panhandle most of the hit. was in the southwest portion of florida and then moved up through in in created some issues in the jacksonville area north northeastern portion but this area has

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do you think southwest georgia is ready for this? >> we have been incorporation with the state of georgia as well, and it's not just prepositioning for the panhandle of florida, but we have worked with the state of georgia as well to preposition teams to handle that, and the problem with georgia will be the vegetative debris that will take out the power lines. i believe your forecaster set the forecast correctly, the power could be off for weeks. but the ones responsible for getting the power back on have been prepositioning to be able to get the power back on, and you get the power back on you solve the problems that are typically seen after disaster. >> reporter: the expectations need to be set different than this storm than hurricane florence a couple weeks ago, and this is a wind event and you can see millions of people without power for sometime, is that true? >> that's true. absolutely. that's why we asked people -- >> i know you are intending -- hopefully people have been paying attention. the storm got stronger very quickly a

it's raining from this hurricane in cape coral on the southwest florida coast and in ft.eyers, tampa, up to clear water. all getting rain. live oak, gainesville, ocala, thomasville, in douglas georgia. the entire region experiencing rains from this massive hurricane that made landfall right about kendall air force base north and west of mexico beach sometime in the last hour. what's happening now is the eastern edge of panama city, the city itself, not the beaches, but the city itself, is getting pounded. they expect extreme winds, high water, especially east of the storm. sustained winds close to 130, 140 miles an hour within the city of panama city itself. along panama city beach, that 27-mile stretch, there will be damage. there will be power outages. but largely, the worst of this storm has missed panama city beach. unfortunately, it's been given to the air force base and people in apalachicola. the central pressure of this storm has dropped to 919 millibars making it an extremely powerful storm. if there's good news, it did not hit a great population center. at least

most of the hit from irma was the southwest portion of florida and moved up through and created issues in the jacksonville area, northeastern portion. it has been a long time since his -- since this area has been hit. andill see a lot of damage devastation, unfortunately. we have to set the expectation that power will be out for a while. secretary was saying our partnership with the private sector is we work with florida power and light, golf power, georgia power to be able to help aid facilitate their mutual to come in and they have power crews from ultimate states across the country already pre-staged and win -- when they are hit, we work to get the roadways open so we can get them down the roadways to fix the power. that will take some time. trump: we don't know. i was going to pennsylvania. it looks like there are thousands of people going -- already lined up and probably we will do that tonight and go down here as soon as we can. we don't want to interfere, but we will go down as soon as possible. right nearby, we have thousands of people going tonight and many are there already.

most of the hits from irma were in the southwest portion of florida.hen it moved up and created some issues in the jacksonville area, northeastern portion. but this area, it's been a long time since it has been hit. vegetation hasn't been stressed. we will see a lot of damage and devastation, unfortunately. we have to set the citizens' expectations that the power will be out for a while. fema's role in that, as a e was saying, our partnership with those directors -- we work with the florida power lines, the gulf power, the southern compan company, the georgia power to help facilitate their aid to come in. they've got power crews coming in for multiple states across the country that are already prestaged. we work with them to do what's called the first push debris to get the roadways open so we can get down the roadways to start fixing the power. that will take some time. >> [inaudible question] >> president trump: we don't know. i was going to pennsylvania, it looks like there were thousands of people already lined up. probably we will do that tonight.

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