my parents weren't activists, but they did teach us the right way. >> tracey gilmore and tracey chambersanted to do something to bridge south africa's glaring social divide by helping women. 50% of all fathers in the country have abandoned their children. the scheme covers money management, business acumen, computer training, and even life skills. >> so this is tracey. this is the clothing bank. tracey: no, it's really a collective effort. yes. >> the women start running their own business within two weeks of joining the program. milicent ceke has almost finished the course. she has an informal small business on the outskirts of durban, where she sells discounted merchandise from the clothing bank. she now earns enough to send her three children to school. getting started was tough, but milicent ceke has big plans. milicent: now i'm dreaming to have a shop, where i can just put my things in a shop, not like this. put it in a shop, a big shop, where i just can sell nice in a shop. >> the unemployment rate in south africa is well over 20%. milicent: poor means you've got nothing, you've go

vai and tracey back to you. >>> thank you. jessica, by the way. students like krystal klei almost always the smartest ones in school. >> now passing that information on to younger people too. i know. that's why we have you here. >> has your most accurate forecast. >>> i appreciate you giving me a little. the wide picture still area of good rain passing right over us from the southwest. that's the front that moves in yesterday kind of stuck right over us. you could tell where it stuck. the spot it's sitting at could fire more thunderstorm action. take a look. that's right over delaware for our area. moving over the delaware bay and into south jersey. everyone else a few sprinkles ahead of it in parts of philly and along the northern edge light to steady rain too. talk more about this rain. heaviest pocket of rain clipping new castle county, kent county and parts of salem county as well. coming up very soon. look at the track. moving about 30 miles an hour. areas like bridgeton, vineland. 5:30 toll 6:00 a.m. easton township 6:30 this morning. might

scrutiny from tracey couch. faa officials will go before a panel of mps tracey couch.icials will go before a panel of mp5 for the culture media and sport select committee next month and they must answer questions there. in between, i think there will be further scrutiny on why the fa senior officials, including martin glenn, didn't look at the detail of the safeguarding report, once they had knowledge of its existence, 2015 martin glenn said they came aware of it. it is now october 2017 and it was only looked that last week. there will be further questions about the timeline and the actions of senior figures here at wembley. we haven't heard the last of that. thank you very much, richard conway reporting from wembley. arsenal manager arsene wenger talks enthusiastically about the youngsters that are coming through the ranks at arsenal, and a number of them are bound to be on show this evening. arsenal take on doncaster in the the round of the league cup tonight and our reporter conor mcnamara sent us this look—ahead. managerial battles between arsene wenger and ferguso

tracey, back to you. >>> fraternity suspended. why lehigh valley greek life is facing serious repercussions in the wake of hazing death investigation at penn state. >>> coming up, new at six, disney under fire. why the entertainment giant is getting backlash for casting a white actor for next production. >>> four minutes before six. not two weeks into the fall semester. two fraternities already suspended at lehigh valley. university sites significant alcohol incidents as the reason. temporary suspensions on the fraternities are result of crackdown on the drugs and drinking by the administration. lehigh telling students excessive drinking can leave them vulnerable to injury, sexual assault, extremely reckless behavior and even death. >> after the penn state situation, a horrible, the school started cracking down a lot more. no parent wants to see son or daughter potentially hurt. at the same time, it's almost impossible to have fun here anymore. >> this past summer, lehigh fraternity was suspended two full years for underage drinki

don't know yet so i want to get a government voice in here no take a look at the screen we got from tracey she says a lack of social housing plus lack of suitable private pentodes with severely disabled child she's describing her own situation and she says she could be facing pending homelessness. what would happen for a person who finds themselves without a home to live for what is the process they can go through well obviously one person bring home a hugely regrettable eight thousand people being homeless is a national tragedy let there be no. government perspective whatsoever and this is the most urgent crisis facing this government and the issue which we want to tackle most. i know progress hasn't been as fast as people would like it certainly like. i get cases like that previous week there. was every week. people who are homeless people who are strong risk of being homeless and like you said yourself there are hidden homeless as well and that's a real category and it's difficult to quantify the big categories and but one thing perhaps worth noting is that. most of the people who prese

tracey chin/oakland fire dept batallion chiefsometimes what they do is they dont see that flame rightway so theyll relight it again so they'll bring that ignition source back over or theyll also pour more lighter fluid and that usually creates some significant issues where theyll have a flare up and let coal and equipment cool down before you put it away or throw it away. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today with a stronger sea breeze and a few clouds above. highs inland still stretched above 100 degrees for the third day in a row in some of the valleys. if you're headed out this evening it will still be very warm inland but you'll notice a stronger sea breeze near the coast. it will be warm but much cooler tonight for sleeping with lows in the upper 50s to upper 60s. high pressure will weaken and move eastward over the next few days. at the same time the remains from former tropical storm lydia will bring more clouds and muggy weather through the first part of the week. the air quality cont

described as ‘common sense‘ by the managers of two of the countries as well as the sports minister tracey, wales and northern ireland were all fined by fifa for their use of the poppy to commemorate armistice day deeming it to be a political symbol. prince william and prime minister theresa may was among those to criticise the decision. but we‘re expecting the laws to be changed in time for november‘s international break well gordon strachan and michael 0‘neill were the two managers to back the plans to change the rules on poppies... both named squads today for their crucial world cup qualifying matches next week. scotland have recalled leeds captain liam cooper. we are always looking for people on the top of their form, or bringing in someone new. we have shown we can do that before. but this time, we think that‘s the best squad that we can get. there were good players left out, but i think that‘s the best squad we can get for the two games coming up. and that squad, and these players, have shown that they can deal with big games. and that‘s why they‘ve been picked again. i‘m looking for

highly unusual, forthright intervention by the government today in the form of the sports minister traceys hard to disagree. 0nce again grace is very big questions about the fa's governance, its ability to handle these kinds of crises and don't forget, just over one year ago i crises and don't forget, just over one year ago i was crises and don't forget, just over one year ago i was standing here reporting on the remarkable do march —— departure of sam allardyce, dismissed as england manager after one match in charge and one year later, we have further questions about the fa's recruitment of senior staff and whether they do enough due diligence with those appointments. dan roan at wembley, thank you very much indeed. manchester united are through to the fourth round of the efl cup after a comfortable 4—1 victory against championship side burton albion. marcus rashford opened the scoring afterjust four minutes and added a second soon after. anthony martial set upjesse lingard for united's third 10 minutes before half time. and it was martial who scored united's fourth after the break. burt

and tracey flies to north carolina, determined to execute that wish.s she is stunned when, after a guardianship hearing, a woman from social services arrives with an order to take the children molly has raised for eight years. >> i begged, i begged, begged for her to -- to think about our lives and think about what she was doing. "and please, please don't take the kids." they were crying and screaming. "don't take me from my mommy, don't take me from my mommy." and i took them out to the van. and i buckled them in. you know, i told them that i loved them and i'd see 'em soon. they drove off, and i melted. i just melted into the driveway. >> reporter: the next day, molly is granted one hour of visitation with the children. there are tearful hugs. she gives sarah her necklace as a memento. and she struggles to keep her composure. >> they said if i cried or the kids got upset, that i would be removed. so i did a good job of holding it together and -- for them. we looked at pictures. >> that's you, that's baby sarah. remember when we went to see santa? >>

news 4's tracey post htts has t latest. >> reporter: demonstrations stopped the last repeal. democrats are planning more on saturday. >> it is an emergency, all hands-on deck. red alert, all hands-on deck, everybody on board to make this fight. >> reporter: republicans are expecting to vote next week on a health care bill known as graham-cassidy named for the senators who wrote it. >> i don't believe you can fix obamacare. >> reporter: it would scale back medicaid because starting in october it will take 60 votes, not a simple ri >> reporter: are you riddy to support it? >> no. >> reporter: senator rand paul is against it. he calls amnesty for obamacare. >> when i see people trying to undo the hard won progress for the 50th or 60th time, it is aggravating. >> reporter: meantime, president trump says he's made up his mind. >> well, i have decided. >> reporter: about whether to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. >> let the cards fall where they may. let the dust hit the ground where it hits. >> reporter: sources familiar with what is happening say he will give allies three mont

tracey unga, san mateo police dept.tnesses reported they saw the suspect punch, hit then kick elderly person in the head at least 10- 12 times. sgt tracey unga with the san mateo police department says nearly a half dozen good samaritians stepped in to try and help the elderly woman and end the unprovoked attack. in fact, that is how the department received this picture of the suspect 3 witnesses ran after the suspect. unga. we are really impressed with the community. 3 went after and tried to chase the suspect down and try and detain her, she got away but one witness took this picture we are circulating. the suspect is described as hispanic female, wearing all black clothes, 35-45 years old, black hari, brown eyes. she was last seen pushing a red shopping cart near 25th avenue and flores. as for the victim - unga. did she suffer a concussion? she did have serious injuries. she has been released and is with her family recovering. (estacio live) authorities are hoping that someone will recognize the suspect. based on wha

tracey unga. unga.t was she was on the ground, she tried to cover her face, and the suspect kicked her seveal times. here is another picture of the suspect - sgt. unga says many people saw the attack and called in to 911 - and more than a half a dozen people stopped their cars, pulled over and tried to detain the suspect they even chased after her as she ran away. unga. it is heart breaking what happened, but heartening to have community step in . arianna bolton. "i think we need more people to step in and help. in san mateo - residents spoke out about the assault and commended those who stepped in to help, especially the one person who took a picture of the suspect. unga. with the tech. it is uselful, no doubt. jerry smith. for too long, no one would help. we need to as for the as for the victim, she was taken to the hospital. she is now back home with her family recovering. police are asking if you have seen the suspect to call them, but also they are call them, but suspect to have seen the asking if

tracey chin/oakland fire dept batallion chiefsometimes what they do is they dont see that flame rightl bring that ignition source back over or theyll also pour more lighter fluid and that usually creates some significant issues where theyll have a flare up and let coal and equipment cool down before you put it away or throw it away. ( mark )( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... president trump is set to end one of president obama's signature immigration policies. how it could impact nearly a million undocumented immigrants. (dave) your bay area forecast is next. (dave)warm not as hot today, your forecast is next ! one letter left on the board. your clue is a great way to start the day. what is the final letter? luten-free, luten-free. it's a g it's a g g,g,g,g,g! g! z. oh! what! show me z. no we were looking for g. gluten-free breakfast cereal. good starts with g. and now introducing new blueberry chex. what started as a little rain... suddenly turns into a gusty storm. in santa barbara... the wind sent beach umbrellas and kayaks bouncing. one woman says her niece was hit

if you're driving in tracey , there's slow traffic this morning, and you may expect that on 580. as you drive over the pass, you will see some spot and go traffic. there's some minor things going on here, but for the most part nothing major. we do have slowing over the grade and westbound 580 before the boulevard exit. there's a crash here, and it looks like a couple of cars. you can see the slow traffic, and we will keep an eye on it for you and let you know what develops there. then the traffic is moving well. as you drive past the coliseum and the bridge, so far so good. filling in for steve today is rosemary. >>> yeah, we have nice weather coming our way. we're going to settle in a pattern that is going feel like autumn. giving you a view of the system there. you can see travel nothing and bringing the rain in areas over oregon and washington and even as far south as northern california picking up the showers. for us it's going equal a cool down and a wind -- i'm not going to say a windy day, but it's going to be gusty along the hills. it's going turn breezy and fairfield is

tracey chin/oakland fire dept batallion chiefsometimes what they do is they dont see that flame rightway so theyll relight it again so they'll bring that ignition source back over or theyll also pour more lighter fluid and that usually creates some significant issues where theyll have a flare up and let coal and equipment cool down before you put it away or throw it away. (tiffany) months after a bridge in big sur was demolished... construction on a new one continues. new video showing the progress is up next. (tiffany) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. work is underway to reconstruct big sur's pfeiffer canyon bridge... that crumbled in last winter's storms. but the project is running behind. reporter caitlin conrad has details on the tight schedule to get all the work done.... seeing the 900-ton steel girders spanning pfeiffer canyon is awe-inspiring. pulling the bridge across was no easy feat.this time-lapse video from caltrans shows the week's worth of work it took to pull the bridge across inch by inch -- a first for caltrans.voice of david galarza, california

vai and tracey. >>> hurricane irma the most powerful storm ever recorded in the atlantic ocean made first land fall in caribbean. passed over the island of barbuda. >> next headed for puerto rico and could possibly hit florida over the weekend. foreclosers warn the damage could be catastrophic. i remember is category five. winds 185 miles an hour. florida, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands are all aurnd sta under a state of emergency: 7,000 national guard members will report to florida on friday. 500 buildings across the island are being turned into emergency response centers. florida keys preparing to evacuate residents today and tomorrow. all over florida, people stocking the up on supplies. finding empty store shelves and long gas lines. in miami homeowners filling sandbags. several sporting events relocated. one of the games could move here to philadelphia. espn reports the link could host sunday's nfl game against tampa and miami. >>> storm is beginning to impact travel. this morning flights are being canceled as the hurricane lashes the caribbean and sets sights on puerto ric

inside this home, tracey pearson, thankful to see this. for the first time in four days, steady running water. thanks to temporary pumps, water is flowing. it's low pressure, and not safe to drink, but it's there. >> it's water. we have to be thankful for whatever we get. >> reporter: now, the city waiting on the flooded neches river to recede so crews can repair the water pumps. but the support, stacking up. rooms full of water, clothes, and volunteers helping beaumont get by tonight. >> we had a downpour and now we're having an outpour. >> a resilient city for sure. kenneth, do we know how much longer until they have drinking water. >> reporter: good news. the raging flood waters are receding faster, but it could take days or weeks before getting drinking water back on line. >> thank you. >>> next tonight to the worsening fire threat in the west. a state of kmeemergency in angeles county, the latuna fire. jim avila is in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: a state of emergency tonight as crews battle a wildfire burning in america's second

vai and tracey. >>> jessica, hurricane irma has begun it's march through the caribbean islands. monster storm made first land fall early this morning. >> people living on that island said phone lines went by as the eye passed. people huddled in homes and shelters. here's the very latest. irma is category five storm. packing 185-mile-an-hour winds. nas released view of huge hurricane irma from space. it's on path to impact florida over the weekend. puerto rico, u.s. virgin islands and florida are in the states of emergency. places being turned into emergency response centers. florida people are stocking up on supplies and finding empty store shelves and long gas lines. in miami homeowners are if i feeling sandbags. heeding the warning to prepare for the worst. >> we are getting house ready and debating whether we should stay or go. >> we have to prepare. our neighborhoods are really prone to flooding so we're just trying to make sure that we are prepared enough. >> the florida keys are preparing to evacuate tourists today and residents tomorrow. travel is already being impacted a

vai and tracey. >>> hurricane irma the most powerful storm ever recorded in the atlantic ocean made firstribbean. passed over the island of

sports minister tracey crouch provided first—hand evidence of bbc parliament's drive to gain a youngerd to the screen. so watch out cbeebies. money. mummy! patrick cowling, with news of one of ourjunior viewers! parliament is having a three—week break now for party conference season. mps will be back again on monday 9th october. until then, from me, kristiina cooper, goodbye. monday morning will be misty and murky to start. quite chilly. it will improve. sunshine will clear the mist. a northerly breeze around eastern coast of england. showers inland. many of us avoiding them all together. a heavy one is possible with hail and thunder. cooler with the breeze. overnight, monday night on the tuesday, this system goes south across the east of the country, clearing away on the early hours of tuesday, leaving another chilly start to the day. a touch of frost in the countryside. after that chilly start with mist and fog first thing, tuesday looks decent. largely dry across the board. temperature is a degree or so dry across the board. temperature is a degree or $0 warmer. dry across the board

sports minister tracey crouch provided first—hand evidence of bbc parliament's drive to gain a youngercreen. so watch out cbeebies. mummy. mummy! patrick cowling, with news of one of ourjunior viewers! parliament is having a three—week break now for party conference season. mps will be back again on monday 9th october. until then, from me, kristiina cooper, goodbye. hello. saturday starts on a chilly but fine note for many of us. showers for coastal parts will begin to develop elsewhere throughout the day and the bells of rain affecting parts of northern and western scotla nd parts of northern and western scotland for a time and edging down into northern scotland by the end of the afternoon. the winds are a little bit lighter so it might hang a little longer. perhaps thundery threesome parts of england. inevitably some places were makes the showers and stay dry. one shower doesn't make a wash out of the day if you do catch one. and there will be sunny spells around as well. most of us the showers failed, and overnight into sunday there will be some heavy rain towards south devon. along

the sports minister, tracey crouch, has described the situation as a mess after sampson was sacked foroaching job in bristol. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. it isa it is a crisis that has forced the departure of the england manager and for the football association it doesn't end there. mark sampson's sacking for unacceptable behaviour while in charge of bristol academy has turned up the heat on the fa, who have been in accused of lack of leadership. this reflects badly on the structures of the fa. people will say how was it that someone like mark sampson was even allowed to ta ke like mark sampson was even allowed to take up the job of manager when the fa had within their grasp information which, when it became fully known, meant mark sampson couldn't continue in his post. allegations have been swirling for some time. shortly after he took the england job, a complaint was made relating to his time at bristol. a panel investigated and cleared him to continue working. in august this year details became public of bullying and discrimination allegations made by chelsea str

tracey 0llerenshaw, bbc news.he world's most dangerous eating disorder, on bbc three's iplayer channel now. the ban on footballers wearing poppies during matches is set to be lifted by fifa, football's world governing body. last year, england, scotland, wales and northern ireland were all fined for using the poppy to commemorate armistice day, because it was deemed to be a political symbol. fifa's expected to amend its rules in time for november's international matches. our sports correspondent richard conway is at wembley. why have they changed their minds, then? well, this is the result of negotiations between the home nations, including the fa, here at wembley, and fifa over the course of many months. the positions on both sides were very entrenched after last november's games, fifa sating that britain was not the only country that had suffered as a result of war. the fa, the scottish fa, wales and northern ireland as well, all saying the poppy was clearly not in their view a political symbol, and they should b

the government wants answers with the sports minister, tracey crouch saying... a convenient way for the fa to get rid of it under fire manager? i can understand why people would say that but they are two very different things. the concerned that eni aluko raised were about perceived bullying and racism, this is a different issue. this is a spectacular fall from grace for a man who has transformed the fortunes of the lioness is leading them to two consecutive major tournament semifinals and guiding them last night to a winning start to their world cup qualifying campaign. the players showed their full support for the manager. that is the togetherness of the group and he is visibly moved. but behind the scenes sampson's career was unravelling and this evening his reputation lies in tatters. this controversy is now developing into a full—blown crisis for the fa and it is one they will struggle to escape from because next month a parliamentary select committee will summon senior fa executives to explain themselves and no doubt one question will be why the fa chief e

this is the sports minister, tracey crouch.rom hosting the event and what you do see is a strong legacy in both terms of participation but also use of the venues after the event. so i think this is a real opportunity for birmingham, a real opportunity for the west midlands and a real opportunity for the uk to showcase itself is hosting these major international events across the world. with the deadline for submissions tomorrow and we understand birmingham being the only candidate city so far to actually deliver its bid there is no doubt it is the red—hot favourite but the commonwealth games federation who ultimately decide have said this morning that there could well be other cities that decide to bid after the deadline and they may be flexible about that, from the likes of malaysia, canada and perhaps australia. it is not a completely done deal but birmingham does look ina done deal but birmingham does look in a strong position and a final decision will be made by the end of the year. thank you. 50 years ago, a new bbc radio

we had a strong statement from sports minister tracey crouch.he coverage around as i think. this matter has dragged on for months, today when we we re dragged on for months, today when we were summoned to wembley at short notice martin glenn and the chief executive explained the decision. i think there will also be scrutiny of his actions, he says he knew in november 2015 about a safeguarding report but didn't look into the details. 0nly last week did he look at the report after two an unnamed individuals said they had made him aware of the contents. a lot will follow in the fa over their recruitment methods and the way they have handled this damaging to the team, mark sampson having great success with them but now he must move sport, no safeguarding worries about him, it isjust move sport, no safeguarding worries about him, it is just that they see him as not fit to be the team coach of the women's national the fa say he is free to take up a position elsewhere in the sport, no safeguarding worries about him, it is just that they see him as not

we'll stop by the super tracey commute if that's you. not only 580 but 205 which is typical. once you get to livermore, it gets better. we have some accidents that are not causing major delays. we are keeping an eye on things for you. bay bridge, traffic is light. 5:02. back to the desk. >>> we are still at the scene of a deadly apartment fire in oakland. we were out there live a while ago. we are still there. these are live pictures. we are in the 400 block of fairmont avenue in oakland. one person has died. the flames were contained to one apartment unit. the flames appear to be out but firefighters are still on the scene in the 400 block of fairmont in oakland. we'll be out there for a while to give you more details as we get them but that's the latest from oakland and we'll get back to this in just a couple of minutes. >>> other top story, rescue team in mexico working to recover survivors. of the 7.1 magnitude quake was centered in the state of puebla. earlier this morning, mexico's civil defense agency lowered the death toll, still at 217 people and they do say that the

the sports minister, tracey crouch, has labelled the situation a mess with the fa facing serious questionsuitment process. the 2015 safeguarding report found sampson didn't pose a risk. but the fa chief executive martin glenn, 5aid action now needed to be taken having read the report fully last week. sampson had faced separate allegations of bullying and discrimination by forward eni aluko, but was cleared of any wrongdoing in two separate investigations. marcu5 ra5hford scored twice for manchester united as they beat championship 5ide, burton albion, 4—1, to ease into the fourth round of the efl cup. england head into the second one—day international against west indies at trent bridge later today. jonny bairstow‘s century helped the hosts take a 1—0 lead in the series. what a summer for chris froome! he won a bronze medal in the individual time trial at the world road championships in norway yesterday to add to his tour de france and vuelta a espana titles. after a serious feat of endurance, he goes and gets the time trial! he i5a he goes and gets the time trial! he is a machine. we have

tracey carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. >> potentially as many as 5 million crediteen stolen from customers. last week sonics credit card process reportedly said that there was some unusual dignity tied to the cars that have been used at the fast food chain. in a statement sonic said we are working to understand the nature and scope of this issue as we know how important this is for our guests we immediately engage forensics in line for us that when we heard from our processor. cheryl: i can't even get a burger and i can't online data turns out without getting hacked. transfer i told you hurricanes and hacks. tracee: we will call it a lesson and over sharing. it is really a scary reality for some people. a reporter from "the guardian" wanted to get a ds is exactly what kind of information tinder had about her on a dating map. the european union data protection lunch a row every citizen to request this front-end or it would shake out with surprising hit with 800 pages of data including her name, the 870 matches she made with different people in the 1700 conversations

tracey carrasco has more on that and some other headlines. tracee, good morning. tracee: maybe not by christmas. because of production analyst from consumers, the iphone 10 will sell out within an hour or two when it goes on presale on october 27th. apple says the phone will be in stores on november 3rd. you can expect some ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone .. lauren: another video of another passenger this time on southwest. >> don't touch me. >> then walk. train to the woman is dragged off the plane after two dogs boarded and she said she was deathly allergic to dogs. she did not have proper medical documentation to stay on the plane after she asked the airline to remove the animal. southwest should get an apology to the women. check this one out. more than 30,000 people evacuated in central ukraine after a large fire at an ammunition depot set off a series of massive explosions. the explosions should chortle is for residential explosions. two people injured in the prime minister sabotage

tracey carrasco has that and other stories. tracee: this is a big one.ing 28,000 jogging strollers that may contain a front wheel bracket that could break off, causing the child to fall out. four reports of this wheel bracket break and when her partner child falling from the stroller getting cuts and bruises. strollers were sold at target and wal-mart and other retailers as well from august 2015-august 2016. cheryl: very scary. twitter rejecting complaints about president trump street. tracee: this is interesting going back to the story we were talking about a few minutes ago. twitter will update its public science on what may be pulled from the website are allowed to stay on to include a consideration of newsworthiness as part of an effort to make the rules clear for users. they recently came up again after north korea believed a tweet from the president over the weekend was clear declaration of war. this is what the president today. just heard foreign minister of north korea speak of u.n. if they have lots of little rocket man, they won't be around muc

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tracey carrasco lab in washington with the congressional agenda.busier this morning. >> absolutely. lawmakers facing intense pressure is there to do this only seems to get longer. president trump treated big week coming up. which seems like an understatement when you look at everything congress must do. their first-order business, harvey recovery aid, asking for the approval of $725 billion to begin paying for recovery for hurricane harvey with the house was scheduled when day. "fox news sunday," treasury secretary stephen minich and attack genes recovery aid to the debt ceiling. >> the president can i believe it should be tied. if congress to appropriate the money but i don't have the ability to borrow more money, we will not give that money to this day. we need to put politics aside. >> republican committee mark walberg indicated he would oppose such his proposal to tie the two together in a statement congress is united behind this effort but they worry about jeopardizing the legislative gains. our obligation is to assist those impacted by this g

. >> let's go to the commute here, the tracey super commute. if you are driving on the ooh, you have to get up early. we have a significant trashing jam on 205 and 5. there is no problem in livermore into dublin but it is getting crowded in the dublin interchange. 680 southbound at the sonole grade looks good. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is not backed up yet. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> as steve just showed us, right now, another major hurricane is heading across the eastern caribbeans towards the united states. hurricane irma is over the island of barbudda right now, could drop as much as eight inches of rain. if it stays on track, it could hit the demin can republic with sustained winds of 108 miles per hour and gusts could hit 200 miles per hour. it is rated a category 5, the highest level it can be. the national hurricane center says this is the strongest hurricane in the caribbeans in history. president trump has already declared a state of emergency. people with special needs are scheduled to be evacuated from miami late

tracey crouch described the situation as a mess, and it is difficult to disagree with that view, given. many questioning martin glenn's actions and not having more dubious —— curiosity of the about a senior level official, and not wanting to know more about the nature of the allegations that were made against mark sampson two years ago. well, earlier, ispoke to janie frampton, ambassador at the women in football pressure group. she is no friend to the fa, having ta ken legal action against them in the past. but today, her pressure group alleged that complaints had been made against mark sampson's conduct shortly after his appointment at the end of 2013. i got through to her by skype at her home in deepest dorset, so sorry about the quality of the line. and i asked her if she really thought that mark sampson should have been sacked, given that the fa has said that nothing illegal had taken place. my only answer to that question is, why did it take so long? there was no illegality. that is what the fa said it so, doesn't that sound strange to you? it sounds very strange. let's look back

tracey neville's side led 30—26 at half—time, but the silver ferns took control of the game in the thirdhe sport for now. let's get more now on our main story — and a bbc investigation has found that the majority of council owned tower blocks in the uk are not fully covered with sprinkler systems. the public inquiry into the fire at grenfell tower begins tomorrow. earlier, i spoke to kevin hughes, the deputy assistant commissioner of the london fire brigade. he told me why he agreed with the findings of our investigation. the legislation has not mandated them for all tower blocks, only since 2007 four tower blocks over 30 metres, quite a small section, it has certainly never been retrospective, in terms of refitting them in the block so that does not surprise me. there are a whole range of fire precautions within tower blocks and it is a package of those that make people say. the london fire brigade is calling for spring clues to be fitted in all new builds of tower blocks and retrospective when needs be but also in a broader range of buildings, such as schools and for care homes, where

move onto tracey ellis ross, see what she is wearing? >> channel. >> what did you think?e funky bottom, right? was this a winner? >> i'm not for it. i wish that the fetterers cut off the bottom and just a column dress to the floor, then it would have won me over. but she is competing with herself. it was just too much. >> agree. i think where the feather meets the glitter was at a bad place it, cut her off really in a really stark not flattering way. i think it just wasn't a great look for her. >> i think there was issues with it, because it is cue tore, channel, maybe they couldn't taylor as much to the body. but she definitely looked fantastic in her glam was amazing. >> ladies, thank you for coming in. so much. i really appreciate t i love your insite and everything you have to say. so thank you. the next big event, you all come back? >> dream team. >> thank you, guys, totally appreciate it. so speaking of fashion, did you hear about this? you know the stars always get their dresses either donated by the designers. well, there was a star who had to pay for her dress. w

. >> oh, it wasn't spencer tracey, it was president trump. >> and the democrats. >> that's right.big dinner last night between the president and top dems, expressing doca, deal to protect hundreds every thousands, almost million, so-called dreamers in our country. top congressional domocrats say they've reached an agreement with the president, to protect immigrants, brought to the united state illegally at children. the deal was announced following that continue the err president had. we expect to learn details sometime later today. some of the stuff got leaked out. saying, that the border wall is still on the table. not the dinner table. they ate chinese food and -- >> how do you know? were you there? >> it was released. >> oh,. >> i have eyes, you know. >> there wasn't like appetizer or salad? >> let me check. >> just saying. >> was there something to clear their pal net not sure. soup to nuts? don't know. we'll finds that out. 6:08. >> pennsylvania house of representatives has reached a budget deal. they're second the senate a no new taxes borrowing package to help plug the $2.

tracey carrasco lab in washington d.c.transfer president trump writes himself and his dealmaking skills but republicans are still scratching their heads over this one. they were stunned when the president overrode their pleas on a proposal to attach emergency aid for hurricane horrific times two measures to keep the government funded and it's borrowing limits suspended until september 15th. republicans asking for a longer extension on the debt ceiling. the president ultimately sided with house democratic leader nancy pelosi and senate democrat leader chuck schumer. policy and schumer said both sides have every intention of avoiding a default in december and look forward to working together on the many issues before us. one of those issues immigration in daca. house speaker paul ryan called the proposal ridiculous and unworkable and aboard air force one, the president honestly to north dakota to discuss tax reform. this is what he said to reporters about the deal. >> we had a very good meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck sc

with the sports minister tracey crouch saying the situation is a mess. but officials will be put on the spot again next month as a committee of mps ask how things could go so wrong once again at the top of the national game. the timing of this is very odd. how significant is the chronology? highly significant. mark sampson was appointed in 2013, the allegations that came against him from his time at worcester academy where he was previously came a few months after in early 2014. and investigation and went away, that reported back in march 20 15. went away, that reported back in march 2015. but the chief executive, martin glenn, as you heard in the report, talking about how he only discovered the existence of the report in october 20 15. there are questions about why he didn't have greater curiosity about the contents of that. we are talking about a very senior member of the fa, the head coach of the women's team, safeguarding allegations were made, martin glenn said he took it on face value the report was confidential and didn't look until last wednesday

. >> tracey ellison said she once got caught in rip current like the shore is experiencing right now, and now she knows her hint. >> i went to up my thighs, and it was pulling, really hard, yes. >> while dozen of families enjoyed the beach friday afternoon in north wildwood, it is about to get much more crowded. >> reverie underway at the festival in north wildwood. >> ♪ >> the four day event put on by ancient order of hibernians , one of the largest irish festivals. >> the weekend, maybe 150, 75,000 people, amazing. >> warm weather expected over the weekend, town officials anticipate many of those in the sea of green will then turn to the sea of rip current so the beach patrol polled some of the lifeguards stands down out of winter storm and, started calling in every guard they could finds. >> we talked with the mayor and council, and we decided to put lifeguards on the beach this weekend. we weren't supposed to be but the irish weekend and it will be very crowded. >> between seventh and 27th street will be guarded and strongly recommend swimming only in protected beaches, and if you

we lived on tracey. we were one of two black families in an all white neighborhood. i remember how there was a fear. one of the things that sticks out in my mind whenever i look at the old film footage is the national guard with their bayonets on their rifles, which reminds me of something that you would use in a true war zone. what that did to a lot of the people -- the residents of detroit. i want you -- if you could speak on the issue of red lining. i worked in television news as a photographer for a very long time. so i have a very broad perspective of the riots. again, thank you very much for letting me be on your show. >> you want to start? >> yeah. i grew up on the east side. there was a dividing line connor. i went to the grade school six blocks away. i did not have a single african-american student in that class. i went to a high school on connor, once again, no african-americans whatsoever. this is '65, '66, '67. this was not healthy at all. i think that we wonder why the goofy race relations. it was because of stuff like that. when the commission came out

tracey neville‘s side led 30—26 at half time, but the silver ferns took control of the game in the third on the bbc sport website. i will be back with sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you very much. the european union has recovered from the shock of the brexit referendum, and the uk will soon regret its decision to leave, that‘s was the message of the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, at the european parliament today. in his annual state of the european union address, he said the eu would continue to make progress, beginning with trade negotiations with australia and new zealand. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticus reports. applause this is a rare moment, the eu and its leaders seemingly confident, optimistic. because they believe that the worst crises of recent years are behind them, the migrants surge, rising populism, the chance that brexit could trigger a break—up of the eu, all receding. translation: on the 29th of march, 2019, the united kingdom will leave the european union. it will be a sad and tragic moment. we will always regret it. and you will come

i managed to get in contact with a gentleman called alfred poiser and his wife tracey who live in turkse i don't think any of them were expecting the damage that unfolded. he talked me through what he could see as he was driving around parts of the island. we're seeing roofs completely gone, complete devastation of buildings, just crumbled in a heap where a building used to be. it's hard for people to really accept what has happened now. i don't think many people are looking forward or even thinking about that another one, the possibility of another one coming. that's how the damage is. so, alfred talking with his wife and he stopped and chatted to a few locals, including an emergency worker who was helping clear the roads and clear, and check some of the buildings for any survivors or anyone who may have been injured. he talked to us about what he could see as well. it's a disaster. i think we need a lot of help here. there's a lot of houses i already went through the blue harehills area, it seems to be like a disaster. every roof has been touched. many houses have been broken. badly,