further east st mark's square was submerged up to a meter and a half. schools and universities have been shut flooding is not unusual in venice but the water hasn't reached this level in ten years. many italian regions are on highest alert with schools closed in rome the scene here in madrid elsewhere in italy firefighters and civil defense working around the clock. a falling tree near rome killed two people and injured fifteen. shipping lanes were shut down around the island of naples and off calabria at the tip of italy's boot. there was chaos at the brenner pass the main route through the alps between italy and austria among six cars one person was lightly injured. there was also red alert in the northern italian region of south to rule meaning there is still the possibility of major american city. experts from boeing on their way to indonesia to help with the investigation into monday's crash in which one hundred eighty nine people on board were killed. into the sea off. shortly after takeoff search and rescue workers are now trying to locate the wr

st. mark's st. joe, all the way up to tallahassee. power lines down, trees down.se areas fromport st. joe to mexico beach will all be without some power for a while. here comes the storm. it is eight to feet with the storm surge at six to eight feet here to the south of there, from cedar key down. we have the new update as i suspected just in my ear. one thing in here, one thing out there. 100 now atcal. the advisory out 12 minutes he will. and it is now a category 2 storm. that's why we are thinking this is going to continue to get stronger and stronger. the eye is very visible. the storm is enteroing in intensity and growing in power. hurricane warnings are posted all along the gulf coast. it is not going to slow down. >> thank you for all of the updates in real time. we appreciate the snashl hurricane center getting them out to everyone. >>> it is time for cnnist in business now. google will shut down its social network google plus. the timing is interesting. it announced the closure after news hit that a security bug affected hundreds of thousands of users. >>

been flooded after strong winds raised water levels to a ten year high tours were evacuated from st mark's sware much of italy is under alert after extreme weather lashed the country. turkey's president has unveiled its temples giant new international airport the government claims the ten point five billion euro mega project will be the biggest airport in the world when it reaches full capacity. or tonight in indonesia officials say the pilot of a lion air flight that crashed into the sea asked for permission to return to jakarta just minutes after takeoff air traffic control lost contact with the plane shortly afterwards rescuers believe that all one hundred eighty nine people died when the plane plummeted into the ocean monday morning. as darkness fell in indonesia rescuers started the grim task of carrying the bodies of those killed to shore. they had initially been talk of finding people alive but as the divers began locating human remains they ruled out the chance of anyone surviving the impact of the crash. my prediction is no one has survived because we only managed to retrieve body

for the east st mark's square was temporarily closed submerged up to a meter and a half schools and universities have been shut flooding is not unusual in venice but the water hasn't reached this level for ten years. many italian regions are on highest alert schools were closed in rome and the scene here mirrors that elsewhere in italy. firefighters and civil defense workers working around the cloak a falling tree in your room killed two people and injured fifteen shipping lanes were shut down around the island of ischia of naples and of calabria at the tip of italy's boot the poor weather has practically paralyzed the country from top to bottom there was chaos at the brenner pass the main route through the alps between italy and austria a mudslide trapped six cars one person was lately injured and the stretch of motorway had to be closed while rail traffic was also stopped there was also red alert in the northern italian region of so as to rule meaning there is still the possibility of major american city now fastens for softening the footboard german cop is known for matching pot house clubs f

a peninsula that sticks out there near st. marks and joe. we expect significant flooding in the area because of the storm surge. we have a hurricane warning all the way to albany, georgia. this storm is not going to lose power as it makes landfall. it will still have hurricane-force winds right through tallahassee and southwestern parts of georgia proper. the big threat here is the wind. yes, surge and people can get away from that. the wind will be 120 miles per hour sustained. tomorrow afternoon. now we are prep time down to 30 hours or less than that. until dark tonight and you need to stop prepping and get away from it. make sure your windows are closed and boards are up. there is the category three making landfall at 120 miles an hour wednesday in the early aft afternoon. it is a very intense storm. things haven't changed from the 5:00 advisory from the 11:00 advisory. if you went to bed last night, things have not changed. a 12-foot surge. that is very lowland. there are not many homes there, but lowland area which will push the surge

further east st mark's square was submerged up to a meter high. schools and universities have been shut flooding is not unusual in venice when the water hasn't reached this level in ten years. many italian regions are on highest alert with schools closed in rome the scene here measured elsewhere in italy firefighters and civil defense working around the clock. a falling tree near killed two people and injured fifteen. shipping lanes were shut down around the island as a skier of naples and off calabria at the tip of italy's boot. there was chaos at the brenner pass the main route through the alps between italy and austria among six cars one person was lightly injured. there was also red alert in the northern italian region of south to rule meaning there is still the possibility major marriage and sea. cup is known for matching powerhouse clubs from the. division teams who dream of making it big such match happens tonight. fourth division. the obvious the club's already been a second division team to get to get to this stage and they're eager to pu

st. mark's. you will have the most significant flooding you've seen. i there was for dennis and saw what happened to the grocery store. i'm truly afraid of what will happen to st. mark's. need to be out of there for sure. even in tallahassee, you'll get this. everywhere that you see white there, that's 100 miles per hour or greater. that's apalachicola. almost toward dusten. depends on what angle or direction your wind's going to come from. if you're on the right, winds are from the south. if you're on the watch list, winds will be from the north. georgia, parts of north carolina, south carolina, winds here will be 60 to 70 miles per hour. especially gusts. that's why the tropical storm warning has been issued. i'm afraid they may raise the surge. 9 to 13 has been the forecast all week. that's when it was a cat two, then a cat three. now we're cat four, heading to 145. that 13 may be shy of what is going to get into the bay. power outages will be absolutely widespread. millions without power for a long time. >> it was 1:00 a.m. when the florida governo

the water level in central st mark's square peaked at more than i.5m for only the fifth time on recordrt has overturned the death sentence imposed on a christian woman who was convicted of blasphemy eight years ago. asia bibi, who always denied the charge, has spent much of her time on death row in solitary confinement. she was accused of insulting the prophet muhammad during a row with neighbours over a bucket of water. her case has divided pakistan with religious hard liners now calling for the death of the supreme court chief justice. the us defence secretaryjim mattis and secretary of state mike pompeo have both called for a swift ceasefire in yemen. the united states wants to see an end to air strikes by the saudi—led coalition within 30 days and all sides to begin brokering peace in a war that's lasted for three years. the united nations says the conflict has caused the world's worst humanitarian crisis with 14 million people facing starvation. president trump has visited pittsburgh where 11 worshippers at a synagogue were killed by a gunman on saturday. some local politicians an

the water level in central st mark's square peaked at more than 1.5 metres for only the fifth time on pictures of that storm. if the duke and duchess of sussex endeared australia and fiji and, to new zealand than prince happy has surely sealed the deal. at a gathering hosted by new zealand's prime ministerjacinda ardern he greeted the crowd in not one, but look at this, six different languages. applause. prime minister, honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen, (speaks foreign languages). cheering and applause. (speaks foreign languages). cheering and applause. this is definitely the first time i've spoken most of those languages, so i've spoken most of those languages, soi i've spoken most of those languages, so i apologise if my accent wasn't any good, but i had to give it ago. it went down a storm, didn't it? they really, really appreciated it, didn't they? excellent. you might have noticed, it is halloween today. we didn't ask anyone for pictures of pumpkin. these magnificent creations have been carved by andy sharp and his family in brentfleet. they've captured everything from star

st. mark's square is evacuated.s every year but this was extreme.gh tide, three-quarters of the city was submerged.oati cit >> every mode of transportation was down. the only way to get out was to walk. >> reporter: nearby rivers have been overwhelmed by days of pounding wind and rain, violent storms lashing the entire country, leaving at least ten people dead across italy. in venice, shops are staying open. business owners have built barriers to keep the floodwaters out. but this week, those defenses were not enough. >> the water was seeping up from the pavement. >> reporter: this woman owns a shop in venice with a built-in water pump but says these days the defenses are just not enough. >> you just go with the flow. >> reporter: she's trying to dry out before the next wave of heavy rain. the weather is beautiful now. the flood waters have receded, but more rain is on the way. they expect this lagoon to rise up yet again flooding into the city in st. mark's square with another 5 to 10 inches of water by tomorrow afternoon. back to you guys. >> kell

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flooded after strong winds raised the water levels to a ten year high tourists were evacuated from st marks where much of italy is under of work after extreme weather lashed the country turkey's president richard pryor fair to one has inaugurated is temple's giant new international airport the government claims the ten point five billion euro a mega project will be the biggest airport in the world when it reaches full capacity. another suspicious package addressed to the u.s. news broadcaster c.n.n. has been intercepted at a post office in atlanta where the cable network is based the f.b.i. says it looked similar in appearance to others is it last week two prominent critics of president double trump they contained pipe bombs. was it officials in indonesia say the pilot of a lion air flight that crashed into the sea asked for permission to return to jakarta just minutes after takeoff air traffic control lost contact with the plane shortly afterwards rescuers believe that all one hundred eighty nine people died when the plane plummeted into the ocean monday morning. as darkness fell in indone

st mark's square in venice is used to floods. these walkways are always kept ready.ters of the city is under water following the fourth highest tide ever recorded. homes, businesses and holidays have been ruined. elsewhere in italy, it was strong winds that caused the disruption. in genoa, police officers had to stop the traffic lights being blown away. further south, falling trees and debris were responsible for several deaths. across the border in austria, the winds ripped off roofs, tore up trees and pulled down powerlines. the southern province of carinthia was particularly hard hit. at this hydroelectric plant, authorities took emergency measures to release water so the dam wouldn't be overtopped. but flooding has hit nearby homes. translation: we're here with a unit of water rescue services, as well as a unit of divers, and are ready to evacuate more people and to support emergency services, firefighters and the police if need be. spain is also suffering from extreme weather, the earliest snowfall residents can remember. translation: i have never seen this in o

where the land ended and the sea began residents and visitors waded through waist high water in st mark's square before the mayor gave orders to evacuate the area. technology is changing the face of many industries and none more so than arms manufacturing a recent nato war games and norway's soldiers have been trying out some of the most high tech innovations hopeless reports. it's not the terminator just yet but here the nato and hans logistics base in central norway they're trying to use new high tech hardware to solve the age old problems of protecting soldiers and keeping them supplied trying to do is bring together existing technologies and then just examine force protection into one space in a more realistic environment so we can then understand ptolemy and three d. printing will affect how we do warfare in the three d. printing will mean that a broken down military vehicle needing a spare parts does not have to wait until want to arrives from a distant supply depo but can be immediately made on the occasion all these technologies on display are about doing more with less seeing fur

heavy rain has caused flooding in venice and earlier this week, the water level in the city's iconic st mark'sme on record. russia's anti—terrorist committee has said a blast at the headquarters of the fsb security service in the northern city of archangelsk was caused by a bomb. the committee said the bomber, who had entered the building with the device in his bag, was killed in the blast. three members of staff have been injured. harry and meghan's first official overseas trip as a married couple is coming to an end. the duke and duchess of sussex have had rapturous receptions in australia, fiji, tonga and new zealand, and our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, has followed them every step of the way. he sent this report. welcome to rotorua, your royal highness. he may have had a tribal robe... but the haka that greeted harry and meghan had a blood—chilling power. after that, tentative steps took the couple inside. he speaks in maori. there he gave maori a try and got a warm reception. cheering and applause. this area has been a draw for tourists for many a year, but harry and meghan did not

st. mark's area. storm search says it's not over yet. >> in the last few storms we've seen, we have seen the sheer amount of water. it seems like wind damage is the biggest threat now? >> yeah, that's correct. it's actually seeing 959-mile-per-hour winds. in south georgia, they don't get winds very often there. it doesn't take a lot of people to get a lot of damage. thaels still big hazard. >> dr. demayoria thank you very much. carry sanders where several buildings have reported by collapsed. i've seen some images of panama city that are pretty upsetting. >> they are. this is a tale of the eastern and western portion of the storm. of course, to the east of the st43 miles from here is mexico beach. when the i came up, that was to the east. that drove in the water. the winds at 1595 miles per hour. walloped that small community. tried to get to that community is very difficult right now for emergency rishls and anybody else. as you come this side of the storm west of the i, the damage is not so much the

st. mark's basilica as well as stone columns. it closed the highway connecting italy and austria.u's italy's planet hunting spacecraft has died just a few much i've its tent birthday. -- 10th birthday. it's been declared dead, having gone much past its extended lifetime. planetsvered 2681 outside are solar system and many that could potentially harbor some kind of life. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. of volatility across markets, but u.s. equity markets did managed in higher. we will see how this affects asian stocks which finally halted a five-day losing streak. sophie: it would seem that investors just needed a little nudge to see some risk on action. helping boost sentiment on tuesday, so wednesday we can see asian stocks with a halloween worthy october. weakened, just -- the yen has weakened but remains the only g10 currency up against the greenback month to date. in australia, thanks very much in the spotlight. fell into bear mark

st. mark's that's going to get a significant surge. the other side, destin will see a lot less, walton beach a lot less because of the offshore flow. the onshore flow from panama city to apalachicola is the part that will have significant damage here. we're going to have buildings, structure damage with wind, we'll have storm surge knocking buildings down. people need to be out of there. hopefully they are. they've known if they're in zone one, two, three, a, b, c, whatever it might be in your area. if you're near the water, even our crews are pulling back. this is the storm we've been concerned about for the panhandle. an area that didn't see much in the way of big weather. all of the buildings that are already plus or minus a strong 110 mile-per-hour storm are going to get torn apart in 140. we're still looking at a 13-foot storm surge. that's above high tide. with high tide, that could be a 15-foot surge. many people there along the coast not above that much. also the power outages are going to be significant, as well. power out it

st. mark's likely gets flooding like they have never seen before, and grocery stores were destroyed, and this area towards the river will get storm surge. not just for the coast, the wind is not going to die five miles inland. tallahassee in big-time danger today as it moves inland. 100 miles per hour in tallahassee. trees will fall everywhere. students have been moved into better housing and stronger places, especially the off campus housing, and taking care of the students there. then we get back over here in the carolinas and trees will begin to fall because they are already in saturated ground. big warning hurricane for us. there will be hundreds of thousands if not millions without power for a very long time. power lines, power poles down across a lot of the area. this is an area that has not taken a hit, so things have not fallen down and now they will fall down and the trucks are on their way to put them back up, but weeks and maybe months without power for some people. >> reporter: we have been warned to expect much worse power outages from hurricane michael than they saw from hu

landfall will happen in florida somewhere there along the coast with 11-foot storm surges possible near st. marksere's a lot more damage that will happen here in the big bend, which is really a sparsely populated place. >>> mark mckinnon was in the heartland. he will tell us what he found in the bottom line, next. >>> this just in. midterm elections, 29 days away. right? >> i'm glad you're counting. >> i'm giving people the news. 29 days away until the midterm elections. question now, who is going to win? senior adviser to the george w. bush campaign, also the campaign of john mccain, co-host of the circus on showtime, mark mckinnon. good to have you here. >> i'm flashing back to 20 years, you in a red cap on the bush campaign. >> i was a lot younger and a lot less jaded. bruising battle, 29 days away. both parties want to use it to their advantage in 29 days. who wins here? >> the fundamental question is who is angriest? that dynamic has actually changed in the last two weeks. two weeks ago when it looked like they were going to push the kavanaugh vote through immediately, there was a lot of dem

. >> reporter: stanley west owns the riverside cafe in st. marks. he typically reopens right after a storm passes like i did earlier this year after alberto. >> we have been cook the whole time. >> reporter: but he is more concerned about michael. >> this one is just one that just really we're not going to take a chance on. you know, we usually get skirted by. >> reporter: most businesses have boarded up hoping it's enough to stop the storm surge that could hit 13 feet. >> just a little nervous. i figured i had better put a little extra effort into it and try to feel a little more comfortable. >> reporter: first responders from around the country are on their way to help. many of them were in the carolinas just last month for hurricane florence. >> no matter how hard they have been beat down and worked, if another storm is coming or another national emergency arises, they step up to the plate. >> reporter: michael is expected to hit the carolinas as a weakened storm tomorrow. now, here on panama city beach, we are literally sandwiched between the be

st. mark's. he typically reopens right after a storm passes like he did earlier this year after alberto. >> we have been cook the whole time. >> reporter: but he is more concerned about michael. >> this one is just one that just really we're not going to take a chance on. you know, we usually get skirted by. >> reporter: most businesses have boarded up hoping it's enough to stop the storm surge that could hit 13 feet. >> a little nervous. so i figured i better put a little extra effort into it and feel comfortable. >> reporter: first responders are on the way to help from around the country. many were in the carolinas just last month for hurricane florence. >> no matter how hard they have been beat down and worked, if another storm is coming or another national emergency arises, they step up to the plate. >> reporter: michael is expected to hit the carolinas as a weakened storm tomorrow. now, here on panama city beach we are literally sandwiched between the beach and the bay. we're in the middle

wind mark area all the way towards apalachicola bay, that's where the heaviest surge will be, and st. marks, worried about that little town. there's tallahassee -- there could be 5,000 of these pine trees down in tallahassee, and the same story all across parts of georgia. this is the white area of 100-mile-per-hour sustained or more, so that comes onshore right on through albany, georgia. if you evacuated to makin, you will see winds up to 70. and then the carolinas from florence, trees will be falling down there as well, so the crews will be stretched out. there's your hurricane warning right now. it's all the way up into georgia. here are your expected power outages. millions likely with this storm and the damage is going to be wind, and the damage is going to be surge. there will be some inland flooding but it's moving quickly, unlike florence that just stopped. john? >> reporter: chad meyers for us in the weather center. thank you very much. we are looking at the ocean behind us and the level already 2 1/2 feet higher than normal and rising over the next several hours as the storm surg

st. mark's basilica in italy. they're dealing with really bad flooding there. strong winds and heavy rain hit the italian peninsula hard, killing nine people and leading to extensive damage across the country. one of the worst-hit places is venice. city officials said yesterday up to 75% of venice is under water. >>> happening today, a nasa probe will make its first solar encounter. the park solar probe is closer to the sun than any other spacecraft. it also broke a record for the fastest spacecraft traveling relative to the sun. the probe is gathering data about the sun all while dealing with extreme heat and radiation. >>> coming up, kari has a look at your halloween forecast. my family is getting excited about it, kari. >> yeah, we have some great weather to be excited about, too. we'll see a lot of sunshine as we go throughout the day. fremont seeing our numbers going from the upper 60s to the mid 70s. but as you head out trick or treating, we'll have it next. >>> a $600 dispute at the dry cleaner over one item. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next

where the land ended and the sea began residents and visitors waded through waist high water in st mark's square before the mayor gave orders to evacuate the area heavy winds and flooding have affected large swathes of the country with four people killed by falling trees. and that you can get more of that and everything else that we've been covering on our website the address there it is al-jazeera adult called the no going to have more headlines for you in just a few minutes here on out is there i. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts in of ages and policy makers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal to hopefully a world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. partners. what makes this theory with. the youth. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is a valid body that is a perfect formula for authoritarianism and tyranny or any of the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out

the water hasn't reseeded from the areas where it's pushed up in the apalachicola river area and st. marks area. it's not over yet. >> in the last few storms we've seen, we've seen a real focus on the sheer amount of water dropped and flooding. this one's moving rather quickly. it seems like wind damage particularly in those areas that haven't had storms like this before is the biggest threat now? >> yeah, that's correct. it's actually, as the latest advisory, we're still seeing 90-mile-per-hour winds in the small area near the center. in south georgia it's a heavily wooded area, it doesn't take a lot of wind to get a lot of tree damage. that's still be aig hazard. >> thank you very much. >>> nbc's kerry sanders is in panama city, florida where several buildings have reportedly collapsed after taking a direct hit from murk michael. kerry, i've seen images from panama city that are pretty upsetting. >> reporter: indied they are. this is a tale of the eastern and western portion of the storm. of course to the east of the storm about 43 miles from here is mexico beach when the eye came up sho

rising floodwaters overwhelmed st mark's square, and many of the narrow streets and walkways in the cityames "whitey" bulger, who lived a double life as one of boston's most notorius mobsters and a secret informant to the fbi, has been killed in a prison in west virginia. the 89—year—old was convicted in 2013 of 13 murders and his life inspired many hollywood films. he was found unresponsive in his cell at the maximum security facility shortly after being transferred there from a florida jail. he was originally captured in california in 2011 after a 16—year manhunt. the driver of a transit agency car in toronto was forced to swiftly disembark from his vehicle after it nearly got devoured by a sinkhole. video footage showed the car appearing to get stuck in water before falling into the sinkhole. the driver is said not to have suffered any injuries. what i am quite impressed about is the lights that keep flashing as it sinks into the hole. quite extraordinary. iam not extraordinary. i am not sure that would happen on your electric car. pharrell williams has banned donald trump from playin

i would expect anywhere from panama city over toward st. marks even toward cedar key to be highly impacted by storm surge. >> you said you saw some things that might indicate it could get stronger. you said you saw some things that might keep it from getting stronger. could you just quickly kind of summarize both? >> yes, sir. well, anytime that the energy starts to close in near the center, this is the conservation of angular momentum. this is the ice skater bringing their arms in close to the center. the spin gets faster near the center. that's certainly a factor. very warm sea surface temperatures, and we did see a decrease in the shear on the north side of the storm. and then the only mitigating factor honestly that we saw today was quite a bit of dry air over on the west side. some storms seem to be able to shield themselves from that. florence was able to do so for a couple of days and then was severely impacted by it. so we can do a cat 1. of course it had a totally different problem of it slowing down as it made landfall. >> jack parrish,

we're talking about places like st. marks where the land is pretty low. all of a sudden, that water is coming up, coming up, slowly, slowly, slowly, and you need to be out of there. wind will hurt you, but water will kill you. if you're anywhere near the water, less than 12 feet above sea level, you need to go. >> a great representation of storm surge. it's hard for people to imagine. they think 12 feet is moving horizontally, but it's moving up. that's two of me. that's a lot of water. chad myers thanks very much. >> dianne gallagher is on the beach at panama city beach, florida. what are you seeing? i can see the waves getting rough behind you. but what are the preparations there like? >> jim, really we're starting to see the wind kick up. we had constant breeze that's kicked up in speed and in force over the past hour or so. preparation wise, the best news is that we're not seeing people out walking on the beach for the most part. we're seeing people pack up, leave hotels, right here along this strip. panama city beach, those who are out here were watc

st. mark's basilica as well as the doors and columns.so closed the highway connecting italy and austria. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. >> asian stocks gaining ground in early trading. we have positive numbers and that the u.s. session. sydney, early, but in gains for a fourth straight session, the asx 200 gaining .3% , banks in focus. , one healthf note insurance provider gaining 7.5% its target in what it calls a benign claims environment. we have a permit granted for tempora storage of waste. firmaining, up 3.5% as the moves to rationalize the sale of its life insurance unit. we do have one lacquered of note, corporate travel falling 14%, earlier falling 28%, the biggest drop on record as the company is refuting claims made in a short seller's report. to draw youri want attention to the korean sharemarket in the set for the worst month and a decade after a 14% drop as investors are anxious over long-term growth of the economy, an

mark matthews is in st. helena. what do we know at this point? >> reporter: jessica, that big power line right up there, that is the beginning of the line that runs from st. helena up to calistoga. 78 miles of transmission line. 2,100 miles of distribution lines, and they all have to be checked before pg&e can restore the system. outside of st. helena this pg&e crew told me they could be at it all night resetting 138 lines. the nearby adventist hospital was running on generators as was the fire station. lots of people, including some of the major wineries, have been left in the dark. >> there's no internet. there's no e-mail. there is no power for the cooling jackets on the wine tanks. >> reporter: the mayor of calistoga isn't happy. >> our restaurants have food spoilage, our hotels aren't able to accommodate guests as they normally would. >> reporter: the mayor says he understands the need to shut down the power there were 50-mile-an-hour winds through town last night. but for most of the day the wind was down and the power still off. >> there h

st. mark's square. >>> >>> cdc director robert redfield told us how we can prevent thousands of deaths. >ave. and in this case it's the most important tool we have to ize mize flu. >> the most important tool. dr. jon lapook is in the toyota green room to give me ♪ healin our morning rounds, >>> in our morning rounds, health officials are urging all americans over six months old to get a flu shot now. takes about two weeks for the maximum protection to develop. flu activity is expected to pick up by next month. last season nearly 80,000 americans died from the virus. that's the highest number since modern tracking began. and the cdc director told cbs "this morning" that concerns about a flu pandemic keep him up at night. our dr. jon lapook is making a house call in our green room -- a very plush, nice house -- to give norah and maybe gayle their shots. bianna and i got ours. >> nice to make a house call. >> why is this so important? >> this is crucially important. last year almost 80,000 people died and so many kids died and most didn't get the flu vaccine. >> how effective is it? >> it va

st. mark's i played that. i am just, it's like full circle for me. i don't usually come with them when i'm writing stuff about them into it's kind of like when i get arrested, after the fact. [laughing] it it's like it happened, i'm safe. but i but i wanted to share thih everyone here and with america that my experience with casey just putting this all together really inspired me about my larger story. i am also writing a book. [applause] i was inspired by this idea being able to not just tell my own story but tell the story of from immigrants of what it means to be muslim integrated or a child of immigrants and also my experience at how did i get to this space them in right now? i never thought i i would have time to do it or should do it. i realize when i was writing for america's book that i just wracked my brain. there's probably some of the muslims after the wrote a book about post-9/11 era, what does it mean to be some of who is a muslim before 9/11 and after 9/11. what does it mean to growth like super brooklyn like me? it's not there. the fac

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. >> it was >> reporter: historic st. marks square evacuated. the ancientosaic floors swamped.r, but is was extreme. at high tide three-quarters of the city w submerged. the water five feet above sea level. the floating city a victim of rising sea levels and climate change. >> every mode of transportation was down. >> reporter: nearby rivers have been overwhelmed by days of pounding wind and rain. violent storms lashing the entire country, leaving at least ten people dead across ily. in venice shops staying open. business owners built barriers to keep the annual floodwaters out. this week even those defenoes were noth. pumps and buckets bary making a accident. >> the water was still seeping up from the pavement. >> reporter: american alencia colombo owns a shop in venice with a built-in water pump, but says these days the defenses aren't enough. >> you just go with the flow. >> reporter: she is now trying to dry out of heavy rain. wave the skies have cleed. the caves are open, but more rain is on the way. and they cou have five to ten inches of floodwaters right where i'm stand

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the water level in central st mark's square peaked at more than one—and—a—half metres for only the fifthe and motor insurance market to find out the scale of the problem and if any actions are needed. it says it has already identified areas of possible consumer harm and rule breaks from some firms. the duke and duchess of sussex have been practicing their parenting skills, as they met newly hatched kiwi chicks in new zealand on the final day of their pacific tour. prince harry and his wife meghan visited a breeding program for new zealand's national bird. they admired two three—day old chicks, whom they named koha, meaning "gift," and tihei, derived from a phrase that means "sneeze of life" in the maori language. in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news, but first it's time for a look at the weather. hello. after a brief flirtation with the colder side of all time, we will see a return to its milder side as we approach the weekend. see a return to its milder side as we approach the weekendm see a return to its milder side as we approach the weekend. it was another frosty morning fr

st. mark's and panama city, that will be the worst location for storm surge. we could see 9 to 13 feet.top of that, heavy rainfall falling so you will see flooding at historic mieasures. rainfall forecasts, 8 to 12 inches of rain through the florida panhandle and rain stretching up towards columbia, south carolina and charlotte, north carolina we have sustained winds at 140 miles per hour peak wind gusts are more than that you have saturated ground and a lot of trees so trees will be down, as well as power outages up the east coast. the preparation time for this storm is coming to an end. this storm will make landfall midday today we'll have updates throughout the morning. >> this seems like it came much more suddenly than florence did. with florence, people were evacuated for days before you saw the first bits of rain to hit the place. it feels like yesterday is the first time we heard anything about this was this a much more sudden storm to develop >> florence was moving really slow you could walk faster than florence was moving. the thing about michael. michael went into the gulf of

rain has caused flooding in venice — and earlier this week the water level in the city's iconic st mark'saused by a bomb. the committee said the bomber, who had entered the building with the device in his bag, was killed in the blast. three members of staff have been injured. indonesia's transport minister has ordered the grounding of all lion air flights after one of its boeing 737 planes crashed on monday shortly after takeoff, killing all 189 people on board. indonesian search and rescue workers believe they have found the fuselage of the plane after sonar technology located a large underwater object in the area of the crash. it's a case that has divided pakistan — a christian woman convicted of blasphemy and sentenced to death. well now pakistan's supreme court has overturned that sentence, but only after asia beebee spent nearly a decade injail for allegedly insulting the prophet mohammed during a row with her neighbours. but the ruling has sparked violent protests, as secunder kermani reports from islamabad. hundreds of angry protesters began gathering in cities across pakistan foll

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behind them, they left a legend as hard and enduring as the stones which marked the resting places of their honored friends. from stand all the places in between, these men were soldiers. ♪ with courage, determination, and sacrifice, they had earned the proudest of titles. the first united states army. ♪ are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. >> in 1990, congress passed the americans with disabilities act. the civil rights law introduced by former iowa senator tom harkin. next, senator harkin talks about the impacts of the laws impacting people with disabilities, including supreme court cases. and he talks about the eugenics movement of the late 19th and 20th centuries that led to the compulsory sterilization of thousands americans with disabilities. the byrd center for congressional history and education hosted this 90-minute event. jay: welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the byrd center for congressional history and education. my name is jay wyatt. i am the director of the byrd center. i want to thank you for joining us today as we celebrate constitution day with the 14th annual tommy moses memorial le

survivors remember the tragic events of october 1-st in las vegas. (ken) today marks one year since the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history.(pam) 58 people were killed, and hundreds of others hurt in the attack on a country music festival in las vegas.. andy rose reports. monday marks one year since 58-people were killed and hundreds more injured in the las vegas shooting.sot mynda smith, sister was killed in vegas shooting"there are still 55 children without parent. wives, husbands, parents, families and friends are without their loved ones. people are still battling physical wounds while others are battling mental wounds."58 doves were released at a memorial ceremony in vegas.one dove for each person killed. monday night, the vegas strip, famous for its casinos and incredible lights- goes dark as a tribute to the victims... and the names of those 58 souls will be read beginning at ten-oh-five pacific daylight time...marking the moment a gunman inside the mandalay bay hotel began firing on the crowd at an outdoor couny music festival. people from all over,