tindall rolls over-ois back, his bnrunning, looking for s was murdered january 3rd, 2018. >> today, tindall's mother, yolanda reed banks got her answers. it was not what she wanted to hear. the alameda d.a.'s office said the officer would not be criminally charged. it was ruled self-defense. >> their findings said mr. tindall was holding the pistol at the time the officer fired. the still frames highlight the gun next to tindall's body. a shooting had already taken place. it was not unreasonable for him, the officer to believe further shooting could be imminent. >> qualified immunity had been given to officers to get away with murder. >> attorney john burris filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the family. it shows he couldn't tell which of the two men had the gun. >> he decided to shoot the one down on the ground closest to him. he shot him in the back. the evidence -- looking at the video, it looks like he was trying to comply. >> b.a.r.t. declined a request for an interview. they said quote, the report is very detailed and complete. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> back here in walnut creek

mike tindall has been one of this project's biggest supporters.en we almost lost him, and we wouldn't have seen this come to reality. so he's always got to fight, every time. whenever he's back and healthy, all he wants to do is get out there, go and see people. rugby has a deep responsibility. other sports, too, where injuries are too frequent to be ignored. it took £1 million to build the centre, years of fundraising, and matt hampson is busy trying to find a way to build more of them. eric reid, who publicly supported colin kaepernick‘s protests against racial injustice and police brutality, says he will keep speaking for his people after being signed by the carolina panthers. the 26—year—old, who knelt during the us national anthem with former san francisco 49ers team—mate kaepernick, is considering other ways to protest. reid also said a grievance case against the nfl, which alleges teams were colluding not to employ him, would continue. as we said when we started, poland and i, nothing will change unless we talk about it:. we will continue t

tindal has been denied any wrongdoing. >>> and the diocese is going to release the names of priests accused put out a list yesterday claiming that that diocese has been covering up the scandal. of 15 people on the south bay list, ten have permanently banned from the ministry. one is accused of giving boys back massages, he said it was not sexual. >> i was never sat down and talked to by my superiors and reprimanded in any way. i left ministry on my own volition, and this was a surprise after many years. >> the sexual abuse is from 19 1 to 2000. it includes 8 bay area cities. a victim support group welcomes the information and they said some names are left off the list. you can see g to our website, ktvu.com. >>> marriott workers are planning another march this weekend. >> san francisco should be aware -- >> at a rally last week, more than 1,000 union workers hit the streets, the workers are demanding livable wages, many say they have to work multiple jobs to pay the bills. tomorrow's march is scheduled to work around 9 after the m, and the hotel and 4th street like the previous march. >> we

mike tindall has been one of this project's biggest supporters.days, at christmas when we almost lost him, and we would have seen has come to reality. so he's always got a fight, every time. whenever he is back and healthy, all he wants to do is get out there, go and see people. rugby has a deep responsibility. other sports, too, where injuries are too frequent to be ignored. it took £1 million to build the centre, years of fundraising, million to build the centre, years offundraising, and million to build the centre, years of fundraising, and matt hampson is busy trying to find a way to build more of them. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: russian roulette. european champions real madrid fall to a surprise champions league defeat by cska moscow. iran's persepolis have taken a 1—0 lead after the first leg of their asian champions league semi—final with al sadd. and jelena ostapenko fails to win a game at the china open, as she's crushed by h

at tindall air force base, catastrophic damage. rufs ripped off airplane hang hangars, a fighter jet flipped over. all 3,100 safe after evacuating the storm. in panama city the lights are out, convoys roing. a slow process with storm debris. looters have taken to the streets stree stree streetsis. -- streets. neighbors protecting each other as the long rebuilding begins. crews are working around the clock. there are all tree trimmers and dara. >> tammy lightner, thank you. >>> more on melania's jacket. and what we have learned about her first ex-expensive ratings. >> not only was this a crazy conversation for the white house, this a conversation that wo took place. when the conversation ended, listen to what somebody had to say. >> wow. >> an irrational mad man rants and rafbs at him. now he knows how we feel when we wake up to him. >> there are reports that he'll talk to him in writing. first question, why did you let kanye in the white house? needles. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. b

tindall that afternoon. the family has also filed a civil lawsuit in u.s. district court here, and their attorney says that he does not believe that today's decision will affect that lawsuit. we're live in oakland. tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much, tom. >>> two san jose police officers have been cleared of any wrongdoing after they shot and killed a man at the met class power plant and now for the first time we are seeing the moment that led up to the shooting. we want to warn you that this video may be unsettling. >> drop the weapon. drep the weapon. drop it! drop it. drop it! >> reporter: this is body cam footage from one of the police officers who shot thompson nguyen. we stopped the video because of its nature. nguyen suffered from mental illness and showed up at the plant armed with two hatchets, three pipes and seven knives and a sword. three different body cam videos were released. they all show the officers pleading with nguyen to stop, but he yells at the officers to shoot him. today a 44-page report by the santa clara county distri

they're going to survey the damage and the base themselves out of tindale air force base. the eye of the storm cut right over that base which sits right outside of panama city. >>> coming up, still in the game. get this. no mega millions winner tonight. nobody won. that means more money next time. just how big it is now. >>> and the big rig takes a tumble off the side of the road. >>> a first weather watch this weekend. some wild video coming in from southern california. if you were mega millions jackpot tonight you didnt but dont be despodant ... no... beacuse we are still in the ga. no one won the 548 jackpot. and you know what means more momey next time. get this. next tuesday )s jackpot is a whopping 654-million. that amount would be the pri in the history of the game. we stopped by ernie )s liquors n san jose tonight where the winning ticket for the last major jackpot was purchased. eleven coworkers at a san jose wells fargo bank took home millions last july. tonight, everyone at ernie )s wanted to see if that was back in july. 11 workers took home hundreds of million

the officer was responding to gunshots across the street when he shot and killed 28-year-old celine tindall, the body cam showing the man wrestling him for a gun and the man shot and killed him. tonight the emotional response from that man's family. tom? >> reporter: you can see the body cam video and how all of this went down at the market behind us here. that report today finding that the officer was already in

mike tindall has been one of this project's biggest supporters.been through dark days, at christmas, when we almost lost him, and we wouldn't have seen this come to reality. so he's always got to fight, every time. whenever he's back and healthy, all he wants to do is get out there, go and see people. rugby has a deep responsibility. other sports, too, where injuries are too frequent to be ignored. it took £1 million to build the centre, years of fundraising, and matt hampson is busy trying to find a way to build more of them. now it's time for our world. outside the philippines, president rodrigo duterte is best known for his violent war on drugs. i'm just saying, if you create a problem for us, i will take you out. thousands of drug suspects have been killed by police and vigilantes. now, two years after being elected, critics say duterte‘s administration is attacking the very institutions designed to keep his power in check and locking up those who criticise him. senator, are you innocent? the judiciary, the legislature, you harass those opposi

today's unveiling was conducted in part by mike tindall with his royal connections coming into play,s what he had to say today. it is every by he had to say today. it is every rugby player's worst nightmare but it is also a very possible outcome, especially for people playing in the forwards. i think every rugby player would say that if they knew anyone that that happened to, they would always wa nt that that happened to, they would always want to know that there was someone who had been through it and thatis someone who had been through it and that is where the idea for the foundation came from. the dream for thejury to foundation came from. the dream for the jury to use to build living centres like this, maybe even abroad. he holds it will only be the start of things. and it is the purpose in his life now, he admits. you don't know what way your life is going to take you. it is really tricky when you leave hospital, because you are very isolated and you feel on your own and you do not know how your life is going to pan out. i just really know how your life is going to pan out. ijus

mike tindall has been one of this project's bigger supporter. he has been through some dark days.reality, so he has always got to fight all the time but when ever he is back all he has to do is get out there and see people. rugby has a big responsibility and other sports do were injuries are too frequent to be ignored. it took £1 million to build the centre, yea rs of £1 million to build the centre, years of fundraising, and matt hampson is busy trying to find a way to build more of them. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. it's still quite warm. it's 0ctober, but the sun is out. it is. we had 21 celsius in london today. like today, i think we will be chasing the cloud around. yesterday we had sunshine and today we had more cloud and we keep flip flopping. this was the scene in essex earlier on today. brighter spells coming through the cloud. across parts of wales, that cloud. across parts of wales, that cloud has been really stubborn to 90, cloud has been really stubborn to go, bringing some patchy drizzle. that will continue for a time this evening. there are a

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other on force cargo planes departed travis this morning en route to tindall air force base in panama you can see why. the base took a direct hit from the hurricane, suffering widespread catastrophic damage. roofs of buildings ripped apart. a jet overturned. one of the teams carrying people from travis. >>> police officers responding to a gas station overnight sparking is fears of possible credit card fraud. >> the station at maude and borregas avenues. matt keller is there with what police have found? >> reporter: it is supposed to open up at 6:00. it is closed. you can see why. the department of public safety for sunnyvale has it all taped off. and you can see that the pumps here, the screens are actually open. you have an officer over here keeping this area secure, keeping an eye on it until owners get an expert to see what the suspects did to the wiring inside. here's video from early this morning. officers were seen looking at the credit card payment systems. they are investigating what the two suspects were doing in the middle of the night. they were inside the pumps doing somet

tindal, they said usc for d sense the '90s, now, the university has agreed to pay $240 million including $215 to former patients. >> no matter how much little or how much money everyone gets, everyone involved in the case would give the money back if it meant they hadn't been molested by their gynecologist in college. >> as many as 17,000 women could be covered. any former patient gets a minimum of $2500 but some could get as much as $250,000 through claims with a special master. >>> they found a special e- cigarette among high schoolers is more likely to hook users. kids who used jewels were more likely to be addicted even though they didn't see it themselves. juul users were attracted to the fruity and minty nontobacco flavors. they were being he is posed through social media and underage kids are the twitter followers. >> nicotene use in adolescents curbs brain development and you can become addicted to e- cigarettes and association with electronic cigarettes can lead to initiation to combustible cigarettes. >> they're trying to take action with social media, they're trying to remove

trump, the first lady also visited the tindal airforce base. climate change is making hurricanes story. >> man made or not, there's something there, i'm a environmentalists, they smile when they hear that. we're going to have the cleanest air, that doesn't mean we have to put every one of our businesses out of business. >>> hurricane michael is expected to cost insurers an estimated 6 to $10 billion. >>> the noah has been posting -- the noaa has been posting pictures, you can see family members used logs from their yard to spell out the word help. an uncle, friend and a wife spelled out the word and were stuck on the property. crews brought them to safety. >>> and the united nations report looked at disasters over the past 20 years, researchers found 1.3 million people were killed from 1998 to 2017. all of those deaths were due to climate related events, things like hurricanes, tornadoes and sue names. and 4.3 million were injured or displaced by extreme weather conditions. >>> we're 3 weeks away in election and voting in some areas is turning

george tindal who retired last year. they accuse him of giving inappropriate pelvic exams over a number of years. >>> and the catholic church is under investigation by the u.s. department of justice, they're requiring testimony from church leaders, this he found 301 predator priests had molested 1,000 children over a span of several decade, the report checked that church leaders coughed it up. they're trying to determine several things, if church leaders crossed state lines for elicit purposes sent suspected offenders to cover up crimes >>> and the catholic diocese in oakland will release the names accused of sexual assault. and the diocese of san jose put out their list accusing the church of concealing and minimizing the scandal. there were 15 names on that list. 5 are listed as permanently banned from the ministry. we talked with a forearm priest on that list. he apologized after he said he gave two high school teenage boys a back massage but it was not sexual. >> i was never sit down and talked to by superiors, repri

they are en route to tindall air force base in panama city. officials say the base took a direct hit from the hurricane suffering widespread catastrophic damage. roofs of buildings were ripped apart. you see the jet flipped over. one of the c-17 globe master 3s is carrying a site survey team from the 21st airlift squadron from travis. the other is from joint base lewis-mcchord in washington. >>> revelations of sexual minor d ops. bishop mcgraw will release a list of names every priest who has been credibly accused of abuse by the diocese. pope frances accepted the resignation of washington, d.c. donald wuerl after he was was implicated in sex abuse cover-up scandals. ernight apologizing r y st errors in j the pope has n named repce frcio ts election system to the test. yesterday election workers began logic and accuracy testing of the two voting machines used at city hall and voting places. the elections department also uses two other types of voting machines. one primarily tabulates vote-by-mail ballots. >> notably missing in the voter guide.

the president saw the heavy damage at tindal airforce base, he was asked about scientific evidence that shows hurricanes and climate change is happening? >> man made or not, there's something there. i'm a environment list, many people smile when i say that. we'll have the cleanest air, it doesn't mean we have to put our businesses out of business. >> hurricane michael is expected to cost insurers 6 to $10 billion. >>> we're learning about sears plans to close 100 stores, the bay area locations that will close as part of the bankruptcy plan. >>> and a warning beyond the grave, newly released writing by stephen hawking on what he thinks will end human life. >>> traffic is slow and getting slower on these commutes on highway 24 in lafayette and arunda arunda hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. california's public sch

air force officials say nearby tindall air force base suffered widespread, catastrophic damage they'reng it. although they evacuated approximately 50 f-22 fighter jets in advance, some planes had to be left behind in hangars because of maintenance issues m all of the hangars suffered damage, so base officials believe some of the aircraft at least may be damaged as well. >> tindall air force base remains closed. it is simply not safe enough for our people to return. our structures are unsound, and many roads are blocked by trees and power lines. we're going to need some time to make it safe. >> reporter: hurricane michael has disrupted transportation by air and ground. extreme winds knocked this freight train off its tracks in panama city, and each as the storm moved far inland, winds were strong enough to knock out power to hundreds of thousands of residents in the carolinas, virginia and georgia. president trump tweeted: people have no idea how hard hurricane michael has hit the great state of georgia. i will be visiting both florida and georgia early next week of we are working very

shlim tindal on his knees has his back to him. the officer fired. >> i have been running looking for answers from the time that my son was murdered january 3rd, 2018. >> reporter: today his mother got her answers. it was not what she wanted to hear. the alameda da's office says the oficer would not be criminally charged. it was rule ed self-defense. their findings said mr. tindle was holding the pistol at the time the officer fired. a shooting had already taken place. it was not unreasonable for him, officer mateu, to believe further shooting could be imminent. >> for him to shoot to me is a pure mischaracter of justice. >> reporter: attorney john burress has filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of tindle's family. he said the video shows he could not tell who had the gun. >> he decided to shoot the one closest to him. he shot him in the back. and the evidence -- looking at the video wi, it looks like he trying to comply. >> reporter: the alameda county da's office declined saying, quote, the report is very detailed and comple

. >> we heard of significant impacts at tindale air force base and many communities along the coast. as hurricane michael continues its destructive path through the panhandle and leaves our state, we're turning 100% of our focus on search and rescue and recovery. we need every family to help with this. listen to local officials. we could still have flash flooding and tornadoes. we heard of two devastating tornadoes. the weather is still extremely dangerous. do not take a risk. be safe. we also need people to be very safe with generators. do not put a running generator in your home. it is not safe. do not get out on the roads until you're told it's safe. we need the roads to be open for first responders and search and rescue to do their jobs and save lives. it's not safe to leave your house, don't leave it. if you and your family made it through the storm safely, the worst thing to do is act foolishly and put yourself and your family in danger or keep law especialnforcement and resc workers from saving lives. our first responders are heroes in leaving their families to help others. we

she learned she works at tindall air force base that suffered significant damage as well. she learned her job on the base, that is gone. there's a lot happening at once for folks on the gulf coast in the panhandle. >> lot of work to do there. erica hill, thank you. >> because there's a lot of work to do, there will be work for the people that want to go back, not just there but in panama city, a little further west in the panhandle, cnn scott mclane is there. what are you seeing on the ground? are people able to get to these places they want to try to assess what's left for themselves? >> reporter: yeah. getting around is easier today than it would have been yesterday or the day before certainly. a lot of people are coming to this place, asking about food and water. it is still a challenge. authorities have told people off the bat for the first 72 hours, first 3 days, you're supposed to be able to fend for yourselves. as the governor pointed out yesterday, the storm seemed to sneak up on people. you can bet not a lot of people or not everyone was as prepared as they should

flight path that she's been taking all along the beach showed the big empty space which is where tindal air force base was, and we could see the overwash of that beach there. and we expected it to be just as bad here in mexico beach, and it is. it's breathtaking to realize that there's a couple city blocks there where buildings used to be, homes used to be. then you take a look at some of the newest construction that's on the beach itself. on pilings, on pillars, and those oceanfront homes are still there. but behind those oceanfront homes were all single-story ranch type buildings. where we hope no one seeking shelter during this onslaught of the water that came through here. this was surge. this was wind. this was equal to about a 30-minute ef-2 tornado being right over this entire area. 150 miles is an equivalent of a strong ef-2 or ef-3 tornado. if you're in texas or kansas, this lasts 30 seconds. this wasn't 30 second. this was 30 minutes. this was water pouring into the canals and through people's homes and tearing people's lives apart. there's another area down south of there, we

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an air force plane just took off a few hours ago and is expected to land at tindall air force base outside panama city. we caught the crews loading up supplies and boarding the plane. >> that he brought 45 days of -- their own transportation, water, meals, tents. a lot of their own communication devices because from what i'm hearing down there, a lot of the cell towers don't even work at this time. >> a second aircraft took off this morning as part of the mission and dropped off additional supplies. it will return to the bay area this afternoon. >>> drone footage shows how devastated parts of florida really are. entire communities wiped off the map. nbc's jay gray is in panama city with the latest. >> reporter: hi there. much of the florida panhandle looks like a battlefield right now. i'm in the middle of what used to be a small business. you can't really tell what they did here. the building was made of cind cinderblock and brick. that crumb nld. when you see what happened inside, it looks like everything was thrown into a blender here. unbelievable the strength of the winds here as they

there are fears it could be years before tindal air force base, the big local employer is fully rebuiltmplaints that the damage to homes inland is being ignored in favor of the more visible waterfront. many roads have yet to reopen, and it's just going to take a long while before things feel normal along a beautiful stretch of american coastline. that will do it for our friday night broadcast and for this week. thank you so very much for being here with us. have a good weekend, and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. rk >>> the manhunt for a dangerous mail bomber ends and the fight over what this means begins in earnest. president trump pouring fuel on the fire by lashing out at opponents, the free press and complaining that this very severe security scare could hurt his party's election chances, a comment drawing rebukes from all sides. an unusual message from a president, any type of president, on a day that would otherwise be a triumph of federal and local law enforcement activities. the authorities arresting this prime suspect in the series of explosive devices t

flight path that she's been taking all along the beach showed the big empty space which is where tindalorce base was, and we could see the overwash of that beach there. and we expected it to be just as bad here in mexico beach, and it is.

tindall retired last year after a usc investigation found he harassed students during physical examinations. former patients will receive a minimum of $2,500. women with the most severe claims can receive up to $250,000. the gynecologist denied the allegations and hasn't been charged with a crime. the university also faces dozens of separate lawsuits filed in state court. >>> a new poll shows that a vast majority of americans do not believe that supreme court justice brett kavanaugh was honest when he testified before senate last month. the "associated press" poll found that just one in four people thought kavanaugh told the complete truth while responding to lawmakers' questions about the allegations against him. the poll reflects bipartisan split at about 60% of republicans say they thought kavanaugh was honest. only 10% of democrats did. >>> the white house correspondents association is denouncing president trump's praise for a congressman's assault on a reporter. last night he praised greg jean him for body slamming a reporter. >> any body who can do a body slam, he's my guy. >> whoo! >

. >> lester, not far from where you are, tindale air force base had 120 miles an hour wind gusts and had one of the lowest pressures ever recorded in the united states only about two hours ago in landfall. you guys just happen to be on what we call the dirty side of where the eye went in. you had to go through the northern eye wall, the western eye wall. now you're in the south western eye wall. give another 10, 15 minutes and you'll be able to open the window and show us what's going on. >> loester, we're looking at a picture of the storm. moments ago we were looking at the live shot. the wind blowing in panama city. i want to go back to where you are. you said this morning you went down for breakfast and made a comment, it doesn't look like we're seeing a hurricane any time soon. i know you haven't been out of hotel in hours but try to give us a sense where you are if people evacuated, the number of people. how serious they took this. for those of us in new york, we had very little warning of it. it almost came out of nowhere. i'd love to know how the locals received it. >> reporte

. >>> and this is the main gate of nearby tindall air force base, just before and after. the damage there is being called catastrophic. joining us now, the florida state fire marshal, jimmy petronis, also the state cfo, overseeing urban search and rescue teams. he's joining us from panama city. he's a native from there. thanks so much for joining us. you arrived in the disaster zone last night. tell us what you're seeing on the ground. >> well, what i'm standing in front of right now is my junior high school i went to. i played basketball in that gymnasium. i was in shop class right next to it. and it's no more. and this is just a snapshot of what panama city is like. it's -- panama city and lynn haven, mexico beach, apalachicola, has been scraped off the map. >> tell us a little bit more, jimmy, about the equipment search and rescue teams are using to try to find people who still might be trapped in the rubble. >> sure. so right now we've got miami-dade task force here, along with lee county and jacksonville and louisiana. we've got these urban search and rescue teams, 1

chairs and things like that off in anticipation of the storm of the not far from here eight miles is tindall air force base. they have a mandatory evacuation as well. everybody needs object out, pir period. they are going the work on expenses for the families who live there. they need to be gone. they are taking thissers isly right now. ten counties have the evacuation orders. the people who run the communities here are asking everyone to get out now. you can come back afterwards but it is going to be too dangerous to stay here. >> thank you very much for reporting on the ground. be careful. as we have been saying the florida panhandle is bracing for a direct strike from hurricane michael. joining us now is panama city beach city manager mario g izbert. >> thank you for having news we have been working on this the last two days, as soon as we started to receive the warnings of our bay county emergency operations center kicked off. we started meetings yesterday. they started talking about the evacuation, the logistics of the evacuation, traffic control already started changing the timing on t

this is tindal air force base. it sustained catastrophic damage.ng video actually showed jet overturned on their backs, aircraft hangars shredded with their roofs torn off. it's hard to get your head around the destruction and devastati devastation. msnbc's mariana atencio joins me now from one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in florida, mexico beach. >> reporter: this is ground zero for hurricane michael. mexico beach, and it's whereabouts which took a direct hit from this monster storm. driving up and down this highway, highway 98, beacon hill, st. joe beach, mexico beach all utterly devastated. if you look over here to my left, there are rescue cars, but in front of that, that was houses that were there in front of the beach. now they're completely wiped out, and then if you just look over here to my right, all of this debris is from many of the houses that were beach front, they were just plopped on here with this tornado-like storm. locals just beginning to come out to assess the damage. i ran into the ketke family, and you guys actually left

tindal air force base was hit very hard. walk us through what it's like where you are. >> yes, it looks like basically a war zone. we're driving down the main artery here in panama city. and there are complete blocks that are just basically gone. they've been flattened. gas stations that are just pummeled. they have the roofs ripped right off of them. there were trees that were sheared off at the very base of them. bill boorlds that have been completely gone, destroyed, flown into houses. we're approaching a freight train that is toppleled on to its side. it's dozens of cars and they're just laying on their side like a toy train. the wind picked it up and just knocked it over. now, we know that rescue crews are still going house to hughes. i spoke with rescuers last night actually. very late last night. and they are doing a grid search. they're still looking for people. hopeful if there are people trapped, they will still find them. we know the death toll has risen to 11. this particular rescuer i spoke with, he covered mari

now, broadly speaking, that's a region that includes tindall air force base. that's something to keep an eye on specific i. but in addition to that big storm surge, for a large area they're expecting flash flooding and hurricane-force winds that the national hurricane center says tonight will extend, quote, well inland. again, tomorrow afternoon is expected landfall. right now, michael is a category 3, fast-moving hurricane. it's got a 120-mile-an-hour winds. they're saying that it may come ashore with winds that strong. >>> also today, u.n. ambassador nikki haley unexpectedly announced that she is stepping down from that very high profile position. nikki haley is the highest ranking and highest profile woman in the trump administration. and, yes, i am sure it did not escape you that she has just surprise announced her resignation right after brett kavanaugh was sworn in as the new supreme court justice and all the controversy surrounding his nomination. in normal times, that close sequencing of events might signal that that was the reason nikki haley was leav

there is also mia tindall, daughter of mike tindall and zara phillips.eats now. there is prince charles. prince charles... there we go. the prince of wales. the duchess of cornwall the only high—profile member, senior member of the royal family who is not here today. she had a prior engagement at a school next to balmoral, so she said she had to attend, had to stick to that engagement but did apparently sent a handwritten note to princess eugenie to say she would not be there. shots again of the bridal party. i'm going to bring in vanity fair‘s royal commentator. the page boys and bridesmaids, always a highlight of these weddings. they are, and it is lovely that eugenie has done exactly what the sussexs didn't ask the little people. she has two stewards as well. lady louise, a little older, nine and ten. use one of the little pageboy is take a fall. it is so windy, it doesn't surprise me. the only thing that surprised me is princess beatrice is in one of the front pews with her mother. i thought she might have been with the young ones. but probably why s

>> reporter: nearby at hard hit tindall air force base the damage is still being assessed including the impact to the homes of 3,600 airmen: mayor of lynn haven and dozens of police officers and their families thought they would be safe at the town's police headquarters, but the building collapsed around them as they moved from room to room dodging debris. >> it was like what you see in the movies, the battering rams, it just blew through. >> reporter: nearly every police officer in this small department lost their home that day, but they still show up for work. >> i will get to mine later. there's people out here that are a lot worse than i am. >> reporter: more than 80% of the homes in town were destroyed, yet few people are leaving, instead the community has come together. the mayor says residents are battered, but not beaten. >> we have hope for the future and we're going to get through it. >> reporter: the residents here in lynn haven along with so many communities along the coastline say they feel forgotten and they hope that the president will bring much needed attention to their

at tindall air force base, catastrophic damage. roofed ripped off buildings.hter jet flipped over. in panama city, the power is out. gas lines are long. convoys of workers are focused on restoring power. a slow process with downed trees and debris blocking roads. looters are taking to the streets so people are staying guard. >> you want to protect yourself. >> reporter: neighbors protecting each other as the rebuilding process begins. just about every single business here in panama city has damage. you can see from above it looks like a war zone. just block after block. now we've spoken with some business owners out here and some of them tell us that it is just a complete loss. some of them tell us they don't think they will be able to salvage anything. back to you. >> tammy, thank you. >>> american pastor is free this morning after two years in detention on terror related charges in turkey. andrew brunson set to return home today in the move aimed to ease tensions with the two nations. we have this story on both sides of the atlantic. starting with lucy kafan

and a few others as well, savannah phillips, ireland phillips, mia tindall, maud windsor and also the children's commissioner for england, anne longfield, says she's "seriously concerned" about a rise in the use of segregation in young offender institutions and secure training centres. a report from the commissioner — seen by bbc news — shows that children in england and wales are also being held in isolation for longer periods, with some being separated from other inmates for three months. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw explains. what happens when young people in custody are a danger to others or themselves? increasingly, they're held in rooms or cells in isolation for hours, days, or even weeks. a report on segregation found it had been used in young offender institutions 73 times per month. that's up from 51 times in 201a. the average length of segregation doubled to 16 days, with a total of 709 children kept in isolation in the youth custody estate in the first six months of the year. children's commissioner anne longfield, who wrote the report, says there's a growing

. >> officially making landfall right now between tindall air force base and mexico beach, florida. it is a strong category 4 storm. there has been reports from the florida state university panama city campus of 100-mile-per-hour sustained winds, the strongest of the winds on the eyewall are moving into some of those locations. it is going to continue to move to the northeast that is officially made landfall with 145 -- 150-mile-per-hour winds. and strong category 4 that is the top three strongest hurricanes to ever hit the continental u.s. >> how fast is this storm moving some damage from prior storms in recent memory, hitting texas and the carolinas recently, they didn't move very fast. >> this one is moving about 13 miles per hour it is hauling. it is going to continue to haul to the northeast and move in and out quickly. the good with that, it is not going to stay in one spot for a long time. the bad, the hurricane strength and the damage is going to go into south florida and tropical storm damage is going to go all the way to south carolina. so you have to take the good with th

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hosts some gun ships also have flown out of town and there is a mandatory evacuation in place for tindallce base in panama city. people need to take the storm seriously and it sounds like you have. >> absolutely. you don't play around with weather. if you are that close to where it is going to hit, you need to get out. it's too late now because they're in it. i have friends west of here and they said it is really bad to the west of tallahassee. which is where it is predicted to make landfall later this afternoon. you mentioned the trees. that is something i wanted to let you guys know. tallahassee is known for trees. we have tree lined streets, canopy roads that are nothing but trees all the way down it. a lot of neighborhoods have buried power lines, which is what my neighborhood has. on the outside of the neighborhood there are power lines that are up that connect to those underground power lines so once those go down it doesn't matter if you are power lines are underground. i foresee tallahassee to be without power for a long time. >> jon: laura murphy block, thank you for joining us.

we expect him to check out tindall air force base just south of panama city which is also catastrophicare. the situation so bad on communications, which is why so many people remain unaccounted for, about 80% of panama city residents have verizon cell phones. verizon is offline still. it's only at & t working in this town. people can't make phone calls to get ahold of people. so the emergency operations manager for the city of panama beach this morning is personally pleading with president trump to call the highest person at verizon he can and get them to get these cell towers restored. communications have been one of the biggest challenges. but food, water and ice and mre distribution, there are dozens and dozens of those distribution points set up in big parking lots, so if you got a car and can get there, stand in line, you can definitely take care of yourself. stuart: i hear you, phil. i want to get back to fred barnes, who also watched what the president had to say moments ago. fred, he's saying look, feeding, water, safety, that's the priority. the president is making all the rig

we heard of significant impacts at tindall air force base and many communities along the coast.eaves our state we are turning 100% of our focus on search and rescue and recovery. indonesian officials have said the search for victims of last month's earthquake and tsunami will end today, despite the fact thousands of people are still unaccounted for. the official death toll is currently more than 2,000, but about 5,000 people are still missing, feared dead. howard johnson is live in palu for us this morning. just bring us right up—to—date. just bring us right up-to-date. good morning, charlie. yeah, this morning we have seen mechanical diggers get to work, three mechanical diggers working to look through the rubble. already they have discovered at least seven bodies, as you have reported, more than 5000 people feared missing. this is the last day for search and rescue operations. yesterday we met a mother whose son has been missing since the earthquake struck. she told us how he had gone out on a fishing trip with a friend when the earthquake struck. we don't know whether it was