, and yet we're on the pacific coast -- >> the caribbean one is canceled. the watch and warning was all canceled. that was printed out in air, i'm sure. that was the chaos in the first couple minutes. when seismologists see 7 anything, they start pushing buttons, and i think the caribbean was on the wrong side of where the earthquake was, and that's why it got canceled right away. >> that got me a little confused when you look at the map and see that's not the right coast. would you keepn eye on that as well and just let us know? >> it's going to take a few minutes for them to find the real epicenter and find out if it was on shore. right now it's still a vacuum. we'll take about 15 minutes and have it all nailed down for you. >> glad you know your geography, my friend. chad meyers on the situation. we'll check in with chad to find out if there is any updates to that. back aft this. [ male announcer ] let's say you need to take care of legal matters. wouldn't it bnice if there was an easier, less-expensive option than using a traditional lawyer? well, legalz

the caribbean sea. the caribbean is also a focal point for hurricanes. at particular risks does exploration does drilling pose for that region? >> hurricanes do not pose a particularly direct risk to the wells because the forecasting and planning of hurricane movements is sufficiently advanced to enable the drilling vessel to disconnect and move off-site to a safer harbor. so no direct threat to the well is particularly evident. however, the currents link all of the caribbean nations. it's a region of islands, deep ravines, fast currents. the gulf stream which originates off of the coast of brazil and moves up to the french guinea region produces a number of clockwise eddy currents that when they round the northeast corner of south america, break and enter the caribbean with a sufficient amount of energy to carry any oil product two and a half, three miles per hour into the t defend the u.s. coastline from a spill in cuba. >> lee hunt, he's the former president of the -- nal associa drilling contractors. thank you very much. >>> stay with us as "platts" c

the caribbean is a great option. le, 33% cheaper than they are during their high season. that is a nice option, also considered outside of the hurricane belt. cheryl: i want to go to our list and show our viewers. aruba, san diego, d.c., and a cruising the caribbean. that is interesting. go ahead. >> san diego. we are seeing prices and orange county. hotels on average $103 per night washington d.c., we are seeing that most acacias are looking to take serious steps this fall. d.c. is one of our cheapest. average hotel is 144 per night. the only city that beats that in terms of prices las vegas, just over $100 a night. taking a cruise is a great option in the fall. again, the caribbean, the ships can avoid some of those storms when they come into play. you can get 4-night cruises out of miami and port canaveral for around $199 per person. cheryl: and you're not concerned at all, we have this discussion, but hurricane season. >> well, certainly, you have to be aware that it is hurricane season in the caribbean. our surve

in the 1980's, the caribbean country devised a business model to attract foreign capital. investors who spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on island real-estate are eligible to apply for citizenship. the advantage of the passport is visa-free entry to western countries, including those in europe's border-free zone. that has germany worried that criminals could essentially buy their way into europe. the spokesman from the german foreign ministry says his country may take up the matter with its european union partners if and when it has concrete reasons to suspect the program is being abused and could trigger breaches of security. one consequence could be an entry visa requirement for citizens. the islands, which are part of the british commonwealth, say they take into the program seriously. the commonwealth has already blocked the eligibility of an iranian investors, after an attack on the british embassy in tehran last year. for now, german authorities are keeping a close eye on property investments in this caribbean paradise. >> and you are up to date here at this hour

right around september is usually the most active time in the caribbean and the golf and we have to bangstorms right now. this is a tropical storm michael, 50 miles an hour. leslie a stronger. 65 miles an hour. expected to become a hurricane. lesley is the more dangerous storm right now. the seven day forecast, 86 tomorrow. 90 thursday and friday. temperatures in the 80's. >> from the sports center, this is 11 sports. >> with you where the ravens have an interesting day with their roster. the roster and the day the same way it began but for a while he did not think he would be on the roster. he wrote earlier he thought the ravens were going to really sam as they talked about restructuring his deal. he was due to make $3.2 million this season. the ravens wanted his salary reduced. he confirmed with the website he has accepted a deal and will remain a raven. that is a big relief for the head coach who wants to know when his -- who his left tackle will be monday night against the cincinnati bengals. >> he has been a part of us. he has never left us. i am excited about brian like i always ha

i welcome your ideas, and [inaudible] i'm from the caribbean. we share similar things. first thing i would like to talk about is the arab awakening and the issue of the pollution of the arab awakening. how do you see, you know, in my opinion, the way this is seen in even talked about yet tonight is simple. i think you're trying to deconstruct that way of thinking. what i see is an attempt -- [inaudible] people in the [inaudible] going back to in my belostled caribbean the haitian revolution. you know, of people trying to -- [inaudible] peopling to assess with a is going on and trying to find models to change the world you have -- [inaudible] i would likes to know maybe some ideas of sudden more people inside, you know, for their [inaudible] to what you have talked about where we are at this point in time. i'm sure some arab intellectuals and stuff like that talk about some vision of arab democracy and economic policy. that's a first thing. the second thing, the second idea -- [inaudible] the second question is important because where i differ with you. where i differ wit

certainly the path way from the caribbean into the gulf. no big storms to be concerned with. tonight 50 degrees, clear, cool and crisp. if you're headed downtown for the game the weather will be as good last this gets. sunny skies. we'll stay warm and dry and we cool off late sort of sleeping weather. you can open the windows up. sunshine through the middle part of the week, low 80s. we get warmer thursday into friday. as we look at the weekend, the chances for showers will likely return by the second half. still early to tell on that one. on the whole we do see a nice stretch, my friend. >> beautiful today. >> and it feels like football, just in time for the ravens opener. >> that's good. all right. here we go. >>> zeke went for a run in this florida neighborhood today. did we mention zeke is a monkey. you'll see where help went and how the family coaxed him back home. >> what's so unusual about this pizza john? the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its

i'm from the caribbean. the french caribbean, and i have always been quite, i must say, highly skeptical about the microfinance business. it's spreading in the caribbean. have something effect. but you were asked what i thought was a foundational question. i didn't think to give an answer to it so i'm going to try to give the answer and see if you agree with and it then i have another thing that we need to talk about. you were asked why are -- why does microfinance came about in evens, right? i think it's not difficult to figure out in the larger scheme. right? it was an attempt to fundamentally monetaryize -- nonmonetaryize social relationships and break down solidarities between people that existed between that were going to be replaced with money with catastrophic consequences for people at the bottom. i grew up in st. martin. i knew -- i knew when people would build houses in olden days, right? we're not talking with st. martin, which is extremely wealthy island. people would help each other put on roofs.

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the caribbean had first been issued by mistake. tate hillary clinton met with chinese leaders in beijing best talks failed to narrow the gaps in syria. clinton trying to stop backing the regime of president assad. astronauts made their second space walk in six days to replace a critical component that helps to supply power to the international space station. it is a stock bulls that prevented the unit's installation last week. the second walk was a css this success. that is your fox news minute. back to cheryl casone. cheryl: thank you very much. appreciate it. as the online retail space grows so does the fight over online sales taxes. required to charge state sales tax like brick and mortar stores. they're threatening american jobs and on for norship. the ceo of the international council of shopping centers. this argument has been going on for a long time. many stores are showrooms for amazon but this is the system. how can you argue? >> where we are is we cannot go through another holiday season between brick and mortar retailers

i think once again whether it was the sugar companies or more recently the sweatshops of the caribbeann, they have always had enormous impact on the standard of living in these countries as well as the push that forces people to look somehow or other to survive by coming to the united states. >> eduardo lopez, you have remarkable footage of this never has been seen before in this country throughout. in a moment, we will go to el salvador to talk about what drove a lot of the migration here. where did you get it? >> many, many sources. there is a lot of footage that has never been seen or has not been seen in decades. this is a testament to the team that created this. our editor catherine shields is amazing and so is our co- director. i have to say of the dominican republic, i would like to make a point that one of the main reasons we made this film is really personified by junot diaz, who is now contributing as one of our great american writers. but his whole life was changed dramatically by our invasion of the dominican republic in 1965 with 23,000 marines. something must americans fo

that shark has been all over the caribbean, north of bermuda, way up north, almost off of new jerseyew england and way east. for whatever reason they keep coming back here. >> are sharks known to eat sharks? do all species of sharks eat each other? >> sharks will eat anything, anything at all. >>> two brothers say that they were beaten by cops for no reason. our friends in seattle obtained a video of incident. this happened in a suburb of ru men on a bridge. >> it appears they had their hands up, too. >> yes. one of the brothers did have his hands up. that was charles chapel. his brother is the one that got pushed down to the ground first. >> i couldn't believe they started punching me. once i was on the ground, pinned to the ground by several people, i was getting hit in the face. >> why were they arrested in the first place? >> according to the police report, these offices were responding to a call of some violence and fighting at a nearby mall. as they were responding to the call they saw the two brothers walking down the street. according to the police report these brothers were

. >> reporter: in addition to big travel locations the experts say the caribbean can be a fall bargin. a get away can fit into a budget. >> places like charleston south carolina, all the busy east coast towns, am the way up to martha's vineyard. they aren't going to see the crowds because it's not 840s and 90s. >> reporter: for big cities like new york and -- hotels in president financial district on weekends. >> they are full of business travelers during the week and prices are at their peak. on the weekends these hotels are looking to fill their rooms until the leasure travelers will come in. >> reporter: looking at packages can also help costs. >> many of gm models didn't do as well as the company would have liked this year. jd power and -- experts say they were lowered because of ice seems were to hard. gm is trying to change that, the company said they are offer free training for anyone who needs help using the technology and people can keep coming back as much as they need. >> most accurate forecast. >> she needs help. >> really. >> she is -- the whole texting crowd. >> okay. >>

it is located very far from any land masses, bringing swells across the coastal areas of the caribbean island as well as eastern u.s. for the next several days. as for north america, remnants of tropical -- hurricane isaac. bringing ample moture, drenching rain, in the northeastern states. southeastern canada, down towards the central gulf coast. heavy rain will likely continue across the similar locations in to your wednesday. and then out towards the west, we have got a more potent storm moving akraufs the great lakes region. we have severe weather risk. including severe thunderstorm, large hail, damaging winds, tornados. one tornado touched down in wisconsin. and then, out west, looking dry, fire weather continues. situations are quite critical in montana, wyoming, nebraska, as well as south dakota. as for the highs, heat is still hanging on, down towards the south. 36 degrees in houston. and 40 degrees in oklahoma city. to the north. doo cooling down in winnipeg wednesday. finally go to europe then. we have a large low-pressure system affecting scandinavia. this its quite powerful

leslie is situated far from any landmasses but producing swells along the coast of the caribbean islands and the eastern u.s. because it's a large system. right now packing sustained winds are 100 kilometers per hour. this is a tropical storm but will likely become a hurricane within the next 48 hours or so and get very close to bermuda by saturday night. all right. as for north america, remnants of isaac have been drenching the northeastern starts and the central gulf coast. in alabama about 80 millimeters of rain has been recorded over the past 24 hours. this is quite a lot for this region. rain will slowly make its way toward the eastern u.s. so toward the east coast, so flash floods are going to be a big concern. out west we've got more potent storm moving across the upper mississippi river valley and the plains, so the risks of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds and even tornadoes will continue for the next 24 hours or so. back behind, dry out toward the west, and we've got wildfire reported in many locations, and conditions are quite critical, particularly in montana,

the cloud masses pretty evident right there you figure this thing is packed all the way across the caribbeanhes in the area south of us we have a big it pattern change coming and some of them like air for much of the nation's midsection here's where the rains have been heaviest today and some late arriving rain totals include downstate illinois a jacksonville has measured 174. it gives you a feel for the raid producing capability of the storm and it appears the downpours will be spreading across the area. a lot of clouds maybe even a bit of filtered sun but the showers will be scattered and then spreading north through the southern suburbs. an average of 146 centered on the city according to our models but just south of us 3-8 in. may come down in central illinois. these are various computer model solutions on where it's going tracking basically slowly across the southern midwest. here's where it will be on sunday and on a labor day monday. it's taking its time and will be a feature of our weather through the labor day weekend. here you can see the storm tomorrow what and how it's bands come

going to treat i said to the caribbean through federation that i could have finished the cycle with the national side. to buy a new two posts and yet again you will serve no more international splay and i'll be preparing them to play for ukraine so i don't like the word traitor i didn't betray anyone. now room mcelroy has played down the fact he has goals world number one going into this weekend's ryder cup northern irishman says he's just one player on the euro painting who defend their title against the usa in chicago at twenty three he's the youngest on his side and the one with the most accolades having won four times this year including a major championship but mcelroy insists that doesn't burden him with extra pressure. this week i'm not the number one player in the world but i'm one person in a twelve month team you know i'm not you know it's a it's a team effort you know those twelve guys all striving towards assume goal and you know i'm just part of the and not far away from that course in medina a dream has come true for the greatest ever limpy and michael phelps is the legend

and many destinations, not just here in the united states, but even in the caribbean, and in europe. >> reporter: in london, for example, hotels are 60% cheaper than they were during the olympics. >> we have got all of this hotel build-up in london. that is now empty. so the crowd are gone. lot of empty rooms. a lot of good deals. >> reporter: the prices at domestic destinations drop dramatically after this weekend. >> places like colorado, the theme park destinations, even some of the city destinations, like chicago and d.c. >> reporter: even in hawaii, luxury hotels and resorts will be charging rates 40% lower than what they were just last week. airfares went be dropping much before october. but the lower cost of everything else can offset that. in places where there is still a month of summer left. >> still have excellent weather in that first couple of weeks of september. pricing is so much better. >> experts say, post labor day travel may be more attractively priced this year, due to the unstable economy. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> here at home. the wet weather couldn't stop th

i feel like i am in the caribbean. again, they will be touring and making stops throughout town and through the day and until tonight so keep your eye out for those ravens cheerleader. linda so, abc2 news. >> all right have fun out there. >>> the cantina is not even 7 in the morning. five things to know as you head out. tomorrow a dave service and remembrance -- day of service and remembrance in annapolis working to clean up the mark as way to -- park as way to honor victims of 9/11. >>> washington national cathedral will mark the 11th anniversary with prayers and regularly scheduled services. in the past they hosted a larger commemoration for it and it included pres and other leaders. >>> michael phelps will be honored for his olympic achievements. he has three appearances and received 22 medals 18 of them gold. he and other maryland athletes who were in london for the games will be at the inner harbor amphitheater and the celebration begins at 4. >>> check this out. it's the defender's day commending the writing of th

going to trade i said to the caribbean football federation that i could have finished the cycle with the national side with a route out combining the two posts and yet again if you were seven or more of our international splay and i would be preparing them to play for ukraine so i don't like the word traitor i didn't betray anyone. there's been a great comeback by the nominee in the k h l they overturned a two new deficit at bars before claiming victory in a shootout bar's hard won their previous four games they must have thought that one was going to continue when within the first ten minutes constantine corneas netted i followed by a goal from danny sather paul to make it to neil but the norm is power play has been impressive this season and defensemen maxine's where you have your pool to go back. before constantine volkov tied it up midway through the second period alexander ovechkin got an assist on this go and was the first player to score in the shootout with matic cover peel playing the decisive goal moments later despite the defeat stay top of the eastern conference the narme

league but broke in says his new role at the club hurts now what are you going to treat i said to the caribbean through to federation that i could have finished the cycle with the national side of the route out to buy a new two posts and yet again i'll coach if you will serve no more international splay and i'll be preparing them to play for ukraine so i don't like the word traitor i didn't betray anyone. and tennis russian there is three to the semifinals of the pan pacific open in tokyo coming from a set down to defeat the italian army a little earlier and now awaits the winner of the match between fellow russian maria sharapova under strain that that one has just got underway and the other quarter finals world number one victoria has ranked their faces in and really make nice get advance is up against her and i was the ask. you michael roy has played down the fact he's gold's world number one going into this weekend's ryder cup the northern irishman insists he is just one player on the european team who defend their title against the usa in chicago at twenty three he is the youngest on the e

anybody and you know the give the award the one tournament in the caribbean where we. just have to go down and ball properly execute our plans to do hopefully. good. but also. i think everybody. would have a big part to play the game and moving forward and finally russia's national cross-country run has successfully concluded the annual event this year attracting a record one million participants and eighty cities market was at the mosque a leg of the race. it's one of the oldest sports and one of the simplest since it was included in the first modern olympic games back in agent ninety six cross-country running has barely changed and why should it in compass is everything that's needed in sport strength stamina fitness and competition but to name a few but today's nationwide event is also about uniting a nation. designed to unite the nation friends family and friends of sport and even those who on the longer active like me have come down to support the cause we're all around to give an example to people. running and i'm not only about strength it's also beautiful and th

the middle east would open the door for huge new discoveries that they're sitting on top of in the caribbean in pruett obey and alaska which they've not talked openly about but the company geologists of told me that norman's resources there that are on top b.p. and the exxon mobil and so are simply sitting on these until the opportunity is right but to do that they'd have to have a far higher oil price and of course chaos in the middle east sort of that purpose so i don't think it's as simple as that i think there are a multiplicity of things going on but as henry kissinger said in a recent interview what is going on is not a fight for democracy and human rights inside syria it's a war of within religion within islam between sunni but not only sunni there was a bite salafi branch of sunni that dominate saudi arabia not the version of sunni that is endemic in turkey since the time of ataturk which is a very secular non-state involved until the government so if you have a war a sunni versus shia within islam you have the potential to blow up the ruston who are refineries in saudi arabia where

anybody and you know the the warne the one in the caribbean where we. just have to go down and ball properly execute our plans to them hopefully. good. but also. i think everybody was called on to paul who would have a big part to play the game and moving forward that was the disappointing is not loving and i played six months back in england this summer and we had as much rain as anything else it's just been a frustrating year term in terms of well or possibly condit big tournaments i don't want to well i did play a part but there's there's not a lot of controls as far as players so is this one of those things you got to get on. in goal for us age ryder cup team have been talking up their chances of reclaiming the title their captain davis love the third welcomed his european counterparts last about the medina country club in chicago and told reporters he's already a good feeling about one of his four captains picks brandt snedeker he won the top championship at the weekend as well as the ten million dollars fed ex cup i love things he's hit form just

new chinatown, as it was called in the 1980's, but for russian-speaking immigrants, people from the caribbeanthere are so many different mixtures of people, and i guess my district, like many other neighborhoods in the city, is kind of what draws me to it. and just the political life of people very passionate about their own communities and their life, but also interacting with others from around the world. it has been wonderful. i also am really a supporter of the arts, especially community arts, and just learning about other people's experience from artistic needs. we are lucky to have golden gate park. the museum and the academy of sciences and so many other institutions. but also, a lot of community arts centers. there is all these community arts space is that i just love, and it makes our neighborhoods a much more colorful and livable as well. >> what motivated your interest in politics? >> i guess i have always been passionate about civil rights and equality for everyone, and i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality and other iss

this area kind of looks like the caribbean and they are serving up free breakfast and we have the cheerleaders and poe joining thus morning. and we have our rookie cheerleader this year. this is so exciting. this is a dream come true for you and to open this season with monday night football how exciting is that. >> i cannot express the words. monday night football the first opening game is like a cheerleader's dream come true. >> reporter: what do you think it will be like running on the field. >> we had the first two preseason games but veterans say there's nothing like running out of the tunnel on a regular game especially monday night. >> reporter: that's awesome and today, the party gets started. you guys will be all throughout town with the caravan. >> absolutely. we have the full schedule in baltimore ravens.com and we are going to a couple schools this morning and making a couple surprise visits like we mentioned, but we go to a bunch of different places handing out freebies and orange things tonight. so we have a lot of fun things up our sleeves. >> reporter: wonderful and this year's

it looks like they're heading to south america the companies that sixteen billion dollars into the caribbean to go that it will share with venezuela is see the tape is a busy time for us now which is also trying to tie up across the ownership deal with britain's situation at the moment more business in fifteen minutes worth of good things we'll see later i just wanted her out to certainly hope you can stay with us so the latest installment of technology update here in just a sec. in this remote siberian village people still sing this sounds which russians sang in the middle ages and they cherish the practice will set up church before the seventeenth century the old believers here is signed here are a conservative community. and if i may believe the nation there yet again i feel. that i now i'd rather you know why. i think. people here are happy to show their way of life to tourists and to show them how to dance in the local star. seventeen year old nadia is from the same village she now studies in the city and dances at a club. she puts on her costume and the traditional amber necklace only

, the french/dutch caribbean. and i must say i suppose in the latter ideas, we share certain things. but the first thing i would like to talk about is the arab awakening and the issue of the revolution of the arab awakening. how i does, how do you see -- you know, in my opinion the way this is seen and even talked about here tonight is way too simple, and i think you tried to decon truck that way of -- deconstruct that way of thinking. what i'm seeing is an attempt by people in the periphery going back to in my beloved caribbean the haitian revolution. you know, of people trying to -- yes. people trying to resist what is going on and trying to find constantly new models for the change of the world. you have talked a lot about this. i would like to know maybe some ideas of certain more people inside, you know? for the alternatives to what you've talked about where we are at this point in time. i'm sure there's some arab intellectuals and stuff like that who have talked about some vision of arab democracy, arab econo

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anybody and you know the give the award we want to try to maintain the caribbean where we can. we just have to go down and ball properly and execute our plans to them hopefully was. a good part but also. i. think everybody was called on to paul who would have a big part to play the game against england and moving forward that's it disappointing is not loving and. played six months back in england this summer and we had as much rain as anything else it's just been a frustrating year term in terms of well or even you can get big tournaments you don't want to well i did play a part but there's there's not a lot of it's not in anyone's control as far as players so it's just one of those things you've got to get on board and that's all time what's all the time you've got at the moment for the sport more though later on. download the official application to cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time. soon you won't come to the should really

the world. vincent washington ottley was born in 1906. his parents were both caribbean immigrants. his father, jerome, was from granada. his mother was from st. vincent. in a sense, it is classic immigrant tales. the father worked multiple jobs and took business classes at a local high school. beatrice worked as a domestic and a seamstress to make ends meet. eventually, jerome have accumulated enough hours to earn his real estate license. and within a few years he had parlayed that into a very successful property management firm in harlem. in other words, roy otley was a child of privilege comparatively speaking. his best friend was the future congressman, adam clayton powell junior. he ran the streets with wc handy junior. he wrote of watching mcgarvey parades from the roof of an abyssinian baptist church in early 1920s. he would eventually become an all city track star and one of the first black students at the university am aware he also began to learn the journalistic craft. of course, during the 1920s, harlem was in a renaissance in the heart of the jazz age. ottley was obsesse