trinidad and tobago has no laws for protecting asylum seekers, so until recently, venezuelans had noations from human rights groups that the government has been deporting people with approved asylum claims from the united nations refugee agency. the government refused multiple requests for an interview with the bbc to address these concerns. in some attempt to manage the crisis, the government created a registration period injune. for two weeks, any venezuelan could register for the right to live and work. but the centres allocated for processing were chaotic and confusing. how many people are waiting now here, where we are? hundreds if not thousands, so many people. yes. all i see is a mass of desperate humility needing help. ——all i see is a mass of desperate humanity needing help. as we approached the deadline, police blocked off the line. the government declared that all unregistered venezuela ns were returned to a legal status. there is this last—minute rush, and the desperation from these venezuelans is so palpable. you can see it here, just people rushing to get through and be

fairly quickly actually this massive cloud here just have a look at it this is over trinidad and tobago sudden the wind would hours if you like you don't often see things develop here but a tropical storm did indeed develop but it's pretty much impossible to spot it but the one of the hidden spots in small circulation was the amount of rain that recorded in tobago 138 millimeters is a more imagine about to severe thunderstorms but you can guess where the storm is can you know cannot be honest but it's officially put about here at the moment is winds are in about 65 kilometers it doesn't the market will strengthen the next 2 days despite the warmth of the seas which are of course rough because it still circles a storm the reg having already dropped $138.00 and it not strengthening is going to be about the same on its past at the moment because it's in the open seas the eastern caribbean but its path is directly north was more or less during the day it will be roughly speaking following this green line san juan is the capital of puerto rico we expect it to go over there on the to the east

trinidad and tobago has no laws for protecting asylum seekers, so until recently, venezuelans had nod nations refugee agency. the government refused multiple requests for interview with the bbc to address these concerns. in some attempt to manage the crisis, the government created a registration period injune. for two weeks, any venezuelan could register for the right to live and work, but the centre is allocated for processing were chaotic and confusing. how many people are waiting now come here, where we are? imean... there's hundreds, if not thousands that there so many people. yes. all i see is a mass of desperate humanity needing help. as we approached the deadline, police blocked off the line. the government declared that all unregistered venezuela ns would return to illegal status. there's this last—minute rush, and the desperation from these venezuelans is so palpable. you can see it here, just people rushing to be able to get through and be registered. panic, anxiety. look. the government announced in the following weeks that 16,500 venezuelans had been registered. that is a

allegations come after a number of women went public with accusations against a spanish tablet in august so tobago has issued a statement disputing the claims but provided no specifics. but francis has praised big president and opposition leader for their courage in signing a landmark peace accord a permanent ceasefire was signed last month the pope called for mozambicans to use reconciliation hope unsustainable development as weapons of peace. italy's new coalition government has been sworn in after months of political turmoil caused by the collapse of the former populist alliance giuseppe conte remains prime minister of the new administration. a swift and surprising end to the most recent government crisis in rome the new cabinet unites the anti establishment find star movement and the center left social democrats in charge of the economy of the deeply indebted country is experienced politician roberto. observers believe he will largely stick to brussels regulations on debt. independent technocrat john a lot more j.c. takes over as interior minister succeeding the hardline anti foreigner league

muchos contra trinidad y tobago.entro de la lista. solo hay tres jugadores mayor de 23 aÑos que no podrÍan estar en caso que llamara a uno de los de la selecciÓn mayor. tenemos un por muy interesante. el clÁsico regio y nacional chivas y amÉrica llegan a la baja. en liga del clÁsico podrÍa ser r u reducido que ambos clÁsicos necesitan. >>> luis fernÁndez segÚn in informes el contrato es solo ocho partidos. esto no es para m menos ya que parece que chivas aprendiÓ la lesion. y ahora con tomÁs boy esto fue lo que dijo apenas a su llegada al guadal guadalajara . >>> jugamos con puros mexicanos quÉ equipo en el mundo hay que lamentjuega con jugadores nacionales. va a ser un equipo muy especial aparte la aficiÓn. >>> jugar por su parte las Águi del amÉrica en el clÁsico nacional para salir bien del rendimiento porque al que continÚa en el lugar cinco el conjunto no gana desde la jornada sin embargo suma cinco empates al menos ha podido sumar unos puntos por ahÍ veremos quÉ dirÁ miguel herrera del clasico de maÑana . >>> e

trinidad and tobago has no laws for protecting asylum seekers, so until recently, venezuelans had noith approved asylum claims from the united nations refugee agency. the government refused multiple requests for interview with the bbc, to address these concerns. in some attempt to manage the crisis, the government created a registration period injune. for two weeks, any venezuelan could register for the right to live and work, but the centres allocated for processing were chaotic and confusing. how many people are waiting now come here, where we are? imean... there's hundreds, if not thousands, there's so many people. yes. all i see is a mass of desperate humanity needing help. as we approached the deadline, police blocked off the line. the government declared that all unregistered venezuela ns would return to illegal status. there's this last—minute rush. and the desperation from these venezuelans is so palpable. you can see it here, just people rushing to be able to get through and be registered. panic, anxiety. look. the government announced, in the following weeks, that 16,500 ve

all eyes are on karen, one of three disturbances churning in the atlantic images from trinidad and tobago show the impact along the coast including destructive flash floods back here in puerto rico, flooding and mudslides are all possible more than 50 shelters have been opened up across the island ah >> morgan chesky, thank you. >>> britain's prime minister boris johnson facing pressures over a looming brexit deadline general assembly, i sat downrvi by asking if he agreed with the u. a behind the recent attack on saudi oil facilities >> we are virtually certain that it was from iran, so that presents the world with a very difficult scenario and very difficult position how do we respond? >> that's my question to you, what is the u.k.'s position? military force >> you know, it's -- look, i'll be honest with you, it's not something that i think will necessarily help the situation. i think actually, there is logic in having some kind of deal with the iranians that stop them from exchange for some participation in the wider economy >> would we be here today had the u.s. not withdrawn from that

trinidad and tobago has no laws for protecting asylum seekers, so until recently, venezuelans had nobeen deporting people with approved asylum claims from the united nations refugee agency. the government refused multiple requests for an interview with the bbc to address these concerns. in some attempt to manage the crisis, the government created a registration period injune. for two weeks, any venezuelan could register for the right to live and work. but the centres allocated for processing were chaotic and confusing. how many people are waiting now here, where we are? hundreds if not thousands, so many people. yes. all i see is a mass of desperate humanity needing help. as we approached the deadline, police blocked off the line. the government declared that all unregistered venezuela ns were returned to illegal status. there is this last—minute rush, and the desperation from these venezuelans is so palpable. you can see it here, just people rushing to get through and be registered. panic, anxiety. look. the government announced in the following weeks that 16,500 venezuelans had bee

morris ening merger talks the deal would have create add $200 billion-dollar toerk jientd altria ceo tobagooke about the called off merge sfloer we are looking for opportunities to strengthen our position and ultimately we thought it was worth to a discussion with phillip morris international about whether there was an opportunity to merge ultimately we couldn't come to terms. and so we're back focused on our very strong position in the u.s. market >> so clearly a lot of developments today pete, what's your take >> you know, i got to tell you something, i think there is so much regulatory issues that are going to be facing these guys for a while now that i think it's almost like a hands off now i own some calls to the upside in altria because people have been buying these specking something positive out of this deal obviously we're not seeing it. it's not a big reaction at least on that side of things so i think those are going to end up going out worthless they had a bit of a move early but now gone away. i think there is so much to the whole thing. and everybody is a part of this. it's th

over the weekend the storm drenched the islands of trinidad and tobago causing flash flooding.here were no reports of any deaths, though. >>> embattled wide receiver antonio brown tweeted that he's done with the nfl. in a now-deleted tweet, he criticized the patriots for cutting him. two women are accusing brown of sexual misconduct. brown had recently been signed by the patriots but was released last week in what sources tell cbs news was a mutual decision made by the team's coach and owner. dana jacobson spoke to head coach bill belichick after their game in boston yesterday. >> reporter: i think i'd be remiss if i didn't ask, what was the final straw with antonio brown? >> we're focused on the jets today. >> thank you, coach. >> brown denied wrong doing and has not been charged. >>> for the first time in history, the primetime emmy awards had no host. but nonetheless, the show did go on for television's biggest night of the year. >> the emmy goes to "game of thrones." [ cheers ] >> the hbo fantasy series took home one of the biggest awards last night -- best drama series. th

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country is receiving usistance in search and recovery from the u.s., u.k., jamaica, and trinidad and tobago, but the harsh reality is human remains decompose quickly at sea, so many may remain missing, norah, forever. >> o'donnell: that is so sartbreaking. errol, thank you. erck here at home, new accusations tonight that the administration may have tried to pressure the national weather service to change a hurricane dorian advisory to cover up a mistake by the president. weijia jiang is traveling with the president in north carolina. weijia, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, norah, in an e-mail to staff members, noaa's top scientist said that he was investigating potential violations that may have compromised the agency's policy of scientific integrity. craig mclean was reacting to a press release on friday that backed the claim by president trump that hurricane dorian siuld hit alabama hard. after the president made those comments, the national weather service in birmingham contradicted them in a tweet saying, "alabama will not see any impacts from dorian." e unsigned noaa release

senators today urged daretailer wal-mart walgreen's, right aid and dollar general to stop selling all tobago the snorps in the letters the current ep dem of e-cigarettes by teens a breakout of vaping related illnessesnd death a the centers for disease control says a 12 person has died and the number of vaping relat cases risen to more than 800. >> according to a survey released today by insurer aig, nearly half of older america are managing their own finances. but doing so could be putting them at risk for financial abuse. joining us now to discuss that is our senior personalrr financ pondent sharon epperson. sharon it's great to have you on the program with us always. how widespreadle is this pr >> this is a serious issue. as we see a rise in older ameran we see a rice in r incidents of elder fancial abuse. 3.5 million incidents happen every year. and when you think of c thet of at least $3 billion according to some studies, others s up to $36 billion when you look at nt fraud and scams that are out there, and the average older adult loses process they know the person involved it could be a

trinidad and tobago got slammed by karen. now, tropical storm watches posted for puerto rico and the virgin islands. likely to impact those islands on tuesday, hopefully below models do nudge it our towards the u.s. by day five. and the front from phoenix to chicago, pushing to the east. cleveland, pittsburgh, getting some storms. very warm ahead of it, in the 80s and 90s, as autumn officially arrives tomorrow. >> rob, thank you. >>> next to the race against time after a tip about a possible bomb threat and a threat of a mass shooting at two schools. a little more than 24 hours later, police had a suspect in custody. what he said about his arrest. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, police say it was a tip that helped lead them to arrest this man, who they accuse of plotting against two schools in pennsylvania. >> i'm sorry. >> sorry for what? >> making a bad joke. >> reporter: but police say christian diehl's threats were serious. the 28-year-old was arrested saturday night for allegedly threatening to use pipe bom

over the weekend, karen slammed trinidad and tobago with powerful waves and torrential rain.na caused flash floods in arizona today. a number of people had to be rescued from their cars in the phoenix area. firefighters used a long ladder to reach a family trapped in their minivan. up next, harry and meghan in africa. a ceremony m >>> prince harry and wife meghan began their trip to south africa today with meghan declaring, "i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman, as a woman of color, and as your sister." our debora patta has more from cape town. >> reporter: this trip as a family, but royal watchers hoping for a glimpse of baby archie were sorely disappointed. he's not with the couple right now. he stayed behind with the nanny who is looking after him while they are here on official duty. like most royal visits, that included glad handing crowds, sampling regional cuisine, and doling out hugs to the local children. but harry and meghan want to be taken seriously. today, they spoke out against violence toward women. >> i know that when women are empowered, enti

rob: the storm lashing parts of island, flash flooding, flooding in tobago.nice dean. >> karen, jerry, a wave off the coast of africa, very busy, karen has a few questions marks here, for now weak tropical storm, 40-mile an hour sustained winds and the center of circulation is a little bit discombobulated, we will watch this, the potential for this to strengthen and then what happens after friday, we don't quite know yet, that's why that cone of uncertainty gets larger over time, here are the forecast models, certainly watching puerto rico over the next couple of days as we could see tropical storm forced winds at the very least and as we get into saturday, we are not really sure what's going to happen, we do think the storm is going to stall, yes, for several days in the atlantic and then if an area of high pressure builds it could move towards the u.s. coastline, so there's a past 24 hours, we are seeing some rain for puerto rico and over the next couple of days depending on where the track of the storm goes, could we see quite a bit of rain, still yet to b

country is receiving assistance in search and recovery from the u.s., u.k., jamaica, and trinidad and tobago, but the harsh reality is human remains decompose quickly at sea, so many may remain missing, norah, forever. >> oh, that is so heart breaking. errol, thank you. >>> back here at home, new accusations tonight the administration may have tried to pressure the national weather service to change a hurricane dorian advisory to cover up a mistake by the president. weijia jiang is traveling with the president in north carolina, and, ouija, what have you learned? >> reporter: norah, a top scientist said he was investigating the policies of scientific rer integrity. he was reacting to a press release that backed the claim president trump said hurricane dorian could hit alabama hard. after the comments the national weather service in birmingham contradicted them in a tweet saying, alabama will not see any impacts from dorian. the unsigned noaa release said that was wrong. this afternoon they said it was not wrong because secretary wilbur ross threatened to have people fired, something they are

well we have been able to mobilize well over 60 organizations stretching from trinidad and tobago already up to washington d.c. and as far as transatlantic it's really really trying to move allies the supplies that are needed as a mother wouldn't see potable water food clothing portable shelter transportation sanitation health supplies baby supplies generators you name it and i this is an appeal really to the international community to keep supporting it because the work as has just begun 5 years after the storm and a healthy democracy criticism is expected and i have seen evidence where the government is indeed trying to sort of liaise with well over 80 organizations trying to support the coordination effort only grow and of course the inherent challenges in that called the nation effort from you know intra transportation in thailand movement of people and of course we have to account for the people who have been displaced well over 70000 lives and the idea is to collect that the it and get the resources to them so we can optimally leverage opportunities by all the stakeholders and organ

over the weekend the storm dumped torrential rain on trinidad and tobago. >>> antonio own's alleged behavior off the field could cost him nearly $40 million in deals. taylor and another who remains anonymous accused brown of sexual misconduct. in a twitter tirade, brown lashed out at the patriots owner. dana jacobson was in boston where she spoke to bill belichick. >> we learned a lot covering this game this weekend. antonio brown was released friday after one game. i'm told it was a mutual decision made by belichick and robert kraft. in the past brown has clashed with coaches but as new allegations continue to build up, it was clear it was more than just about football for the pats. >> brady with his second touchdown pass today. >> reporter: the new england patriots didn't need antonio brown to beat the jets sunday. the wide receiver was cut by the team after 11 days, playing just one game. shortly after his release, brown thank thissed the patriots. but on sunday he unleashed a series of now deleted tweets calling out the nfl for double standards in cases can of alleged sexual misconduct.

trinidad and tobago has no laws for protecting asylum seekers, so until recently, venezuelans had noe government has been deporting people with approved asylum claims from the united nations refugee agency. the government refused multiple requests for interview with the bbc to address these concerns. in some attempt to manage the crisis, the government created a registration period injune. for two weeks, any venezuelan could register for the right to live and work, but the centre is allocated for processing were chaotic and confusing. how many people are waiting now come here, where we are? imean... there's hundreds, if not thousands that there so many people. yes. all i see is a mass of desperate humanity needing help. as we approached the deadline, police blocked off the line. the government declared that all unregistered venezuela ns would return to illegal status. there's this last—minute rush, and the desperation from these venezuelans is so palpable. you can see it here, just people rushing to be able to get through and be registered. panic, anxiety. look. the government announ

p 500, cnbc real time exchange at the big board at the nasdaq, the prime minister of trinidad and tobagoells at the open here. see what we get in terms of reaction. >> look, i think that there are a lot of people who may not know who charlie scharf is and those are people who might have owned the stock for one of the greatest runs of all time. >> right. >> and charlie did that. david, you know, jamie doesn't show any signs of really wanting to -- >> no, i don't think he's been in the job now 16, 17 years, jamie dimon's run it, he's the longest standing for sure ceo of a major bank without a doubt blankfein having left goldman, and many of the others that our viewers won't know his board is happy to have him for as long as he wants to serve, i think, is a fair way to put it i think so i think so there are some who would say regardless of being one of the great chief executives that there is a benefit to a new view and perspective on things, that -- but i don't think the board thinks that way. they think they have got the best ceo ever and he will serve as long as he wants. by the way, we'

ground we are we have been able to mobilize well over 60 organizations stretching from trinidad and tobago already up to washington d.c. and as far as trans atlantic to italy really trying to move supplies that are needed as a matter wouldn't see portable water food clothing portable shelter transportation sanitation health supplies baby supplies generators you would need it and i this is an appeal really to the international community to keep supporting it because it work as has just begun 5 years after the storm and what about help from the bahamas government because there's been widespread criticism lack of coordination at government level to this disaster. in any healthy democracy. criticism is expected and i have seen evidence where the government is in the trying to sort of leaders with well over 80 organizations trying to support the nation effort only grow and of course the inherent challenges in that quote a nation effort from you know intra transportation into ireland movement of people and of course you have to come for the people who have been displaced well over 70000 lives an