joining me now is martin and trina's nephew who is now caring for his cousins. know, so much loss for the daniel family. how are you all doing this morning? >> we're doing well. we're day to day. we're kind of -- we're trying to turn the page and open a new chapter, but it's been a long six weeks dealing with the passing of my uncle and aunt and transitioning miles and marina up to the metro atlanta area with my family and my wife. we're doing well. >> miles is now off to college but marina is living with you. you're caring for both them. how did you make that decision? >> well, it was a decision that we just made, my wife and i made. it made sense. we wanted to put them in the best situation to achieve their dreams, their educational goals, marina is a sophomore in high school now, so we wanted to set her up for the next level and also have a place for them to call home and be around family and friends that could help support them. >> how are they doing? to lose both your parents ever, but on the same day, i can't imagine the pain. >> it's been a long six weeks

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just a month ago, a group of men drove down the town streets, randomly killing bystanders. trina was actually kidnapped in a nearby town. my son a thing. well, i was, i have the scars a lady burnt me, but i didn't tell the police and i just healed myself the best i could. i was held for more than a month and a half. there are more stories like dot com as well as those years to sent back across the bridge, the rule. so those who are trying to cross for the 1st time through the front door as asylum seekers. green told us that its inhabitants have got organized. now men get together and around 40 of them patrol the perimeter each night. conditions a tough basic needs a hard to me hope it's a constant threat and food mostly comes from the nation. the numbers are fluid, but around 600 people that currently and joseph government authorities, the trying to relocate them in to shelters and made up online or no migrant who is be a target. unfortunately, they are one of the people that don't have an address or own the problem is that as soon as authorities and civil society groups move people

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i like trina has more from miss roger. i can tell you many here are really happy with, with this order for the complete lockdown because there's a lack of basic services including electricity. at the moment. there's about $2.00 to $3.00 power cuts on a daily basis for a total of 12 to 15 hours per day. it's extremely hot here, i think now, the temperature is about 35 degrees. it's also very unit without electricity, without, you know, air conditioning and being forced to stay at home. people aren't really accepting this locked down or are very happy with the decision by the government. now we have a really poor health sector, so they've had a hard time coping with the rise of co, with 19 within the country. just to give you an example on thursday, about 1879 cases were registered in the country, bringing the total to up to nearly 265000 cases throughout the country. the government has ordered. there's been a partial lockdown for the last about 2 weeks. that means that people are businesses and people are forced to stay at

it is trina that china is here, but let's not forget that tesla is a us company, although notably left. 0ther notably left out of the summit. other notable companies are making important strides and electrification with ambitious goals of their own. general motors has said that it will stop selling non—electrical vehicles 2030. other companies are proposing similar measures on a voluntary basis. the critical technology does exist. 0n the supply side, it needs to be given further impetus, which the government is trying to do in terms of backing infrastructure, and charging points in the us are still a pinch point. about 50,000 exist, but this plan would need 500,000. this is an area the government needs to get more heavily involved in. that particular aspect will see a major upgrade in this infrastructure build that is being pushed through at the moment? yes, absolutely. the proposal looks for $7.5 billion to be earmarked to award the establishment of infrastructure for the electrical vehicle industry, which would be very welcome. jfk welcome. jfk didn't set a goal to get halfway to the

ah, i mean story to salad taliban violent campaign to seize tart trina, chemist on, has resulted in 2 more provincial capitals falling under the groups control within hours. a captured far as 15 the southwest and police gomery in the north, which is a capital and launch a city of babylon, province, africa, and government forces fighting to keep hold of herat. helmand and kandahar provinces. un figures show more than 240000 people have been entirely displaced by the conflict since the beginning of may. meanwhile, emergency talks of being held in doha, in an effort to stop the violence. with the u. s. envoy for afghanistan at joining negotiations, sama and elza, as warner taliban, against coming to power through force, saying that they would be isolated from the rest of the world. i'm a jump. jim has more. look at a statement that was issued by salma lewis before he arrived here in durham, which stated in several planned rounds of meetings over 3 days. representatives from countries in the region and beyond. as well as for multilateral organizations, will press for a reduction of violen

so let's talk to malik, trina, in miss ross her about this full lockdown. malik, can you explain what that will mean for the people of libya? well, it pretty much means that no one is allowed outside of their homes for the next 3 days. i can tell you that people here aren't really happy with this decision, especially because there's a lack of power electricity. there's, we're looking at dealing with about power because 2 or 3 power coats on a daily basis ranging from 12 to 15 hours. it's extremely hot here. i think today it's about 34 degrees and it's a bit humid so it feels much harder than that. so without electricity, no air conditioning, people aren't happy that they're forced to stay indoors. well, this is happening now. libya has been witnessing this 3rd wave of a rising code with 1900 cases. there's been a partial curfew that's been effect for the last 2 weeks. so that means from businesses have been forced to close out from 6 pm to 6 am official say that had helped her the spread of the code with 1900 arise that was taking place in recent weeks. just to give you a few numbers

they refers to pumping. trina, it seems to be working as it should. the levies are holding as well over topping in a couple of areas, but not major concerns. again, no, we've got a long way to go. yeah. j and it's worth pointing out, isn't it that it's been 16 years maybe 2 days since hurricane katrina devastated new orleans. how will prepared is the 50 this time around i think it was much better not only if something system in the levies, but the preparation beforehand. you got emergency teams on the ground and ready to move in our teams that are ready as soon as things fall down to help with that. and 1st responders, little anxious to get out once the condition allows go. a lot of pre planning that works well, not only with the city and state, but the federal government as well. and so they've got to get post that form to see at work right now. they are anxious to get out like the nbc j grey reporting live there from new orleans j. thank you. meanwhile, hearken, nora has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves its way up mexico's pacific coa

government has received 2000000 doses of china's son or farm vaccine to speed up its campaign. malec. trina is live for us now from ms. ross, a mallet. what more can you tell us about this next lockdown? well, like you said, this is the 3rd time that a complete lockdown has come into effect since the beginning of the and them ex, listings for the next 3 days. libyans are expected to stay at home. i can tell you many here are really happy with, with this order for the complete lockdown because there's a lack of basic services including electricity at the moment. there's about $2.00 to $3.00 power cuts on a daily basis for a total of 12 to 15 hours per day. is extremely hot. here, i think now, the temperature is about 35 degrees. it's also very unit without electricity, without, you know, air conditioning and being forced to stay at home. people aren't really accepting this lockdown or are very happy with the decision by the government now has a really poor health sector. so they've had a hard time coping with the rise of co 19 within the country. just to give you an example on thursday about

thank you, trina. well, united states embassy and campbell has suspended all operations saying on its website that while the u. s. government has withdrawn its parson out from cobble. we will continue to assist us citizens and their families in afghanistan from doha, qatar, and white as course when that kimberly hall kits joins is now from washington. d. c . kimberly, i appreciate is very, very early in the morning where you are, but this is certainly been a dramatic turn of events. what do you think is likely to be the reaction when americans wake up to discover that that 20 year mission enough ganna sun has ended overnight? well, many americans were watching it as it was unfolding in the late hours of the evening . so some are already aware and others are going to wake up to the news regardless of when they find out the majority of americans are. 2 a bit confused about what the 20 years was all about. they're confused for so many reasons. number one, they didn't like the images that they saw, the tel

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insight, did it and say, i knew james, they actually have course they would do their on board like is trina and all these monitoring but, but it didn't harm anyone. dillard has to get an insight, but due to all these, the rush of the people, most of people were heart. i am self. my says god and jerked in among those people because there was lot of people trying to get an insight. i was close to the gate of the military, but unfortunately, military didn't care about that. no one after the men didn't care. if i have a kid in my arm, they, they didn't pay attention. they never listened to your wife. so what are you going to do? are you going to keep trying? i don't know, i don't know, but i'm just, i'm just losing my mind. i don't know what i do. i just, i can. if the lis well i think we, we've lost the signal again that to couple but getting a very real picture of the challenges and how funny i must be trying to get out of the country. that was a, a u. s. translator for me. yes. translator who translated from the us army, trying to get out and she's tried 3 times and so far has failed 3 times

the good trina, there was this feeling that that must never ever happen again. so they spent $15000000.00 in strengthening those levies. and we are told at least the whole case from the authorities, but they will be able to hold up. they will be some flooding. of course the so i just can't be you can't stop them. but he wouldn't speak to the extent with katrina where we saw 80 percent of new orleans underwater. that's why in central new orleans, it is only a voluntary evacuation in the lower lying areas. places that don't have that levy protection. it is a mandatory evacuation, or the people have been told you must leave. this is a life altering, still not how the call to get life altering which basically means they didn't leave . you are a risk of death, but lots of people have decided to say regardless, citing because quite simply they don't have the financial means to leave. they don't know where to go. or they don't want to go to the occupation centers, because the evacuation senses are going to be by nature, lots of people indoors in a confined space. and l

she lived through hurricane trina before moving to berkeley. she said she hardly slept saturday night. she says her family evacuated fearing another katrina like disaster. >> they don't know what they are going to be coming home to or if they can return. reggie: she says no matter what happens, the people of new islands are resilient and they will recover. kumasi: scientists say while the caldor fire in hurricane ida may seem like two different disasters, they are very much related. luz pena spokesman official could get worse. lyz: another record-setting season. >> they knew the vegetation was dry. ly it as one of the strongest storms to make landfall in modern times. i sat down with a climate expert to understand how these extreme weather events affecting opposite sides of the country are ultimately connected. >> the primary way is that global warming is happening on a global oil and so all parts of the world are experiencing that -- global and so all parts of the world are experiencing that. luz: experiencing more heat than ever. >> the heat

pummeling louisiana michelle morgan now lives in berkeley, but is in new orleans native who lived through trina i relive that every august so it's and especially with another storm now it makes it even harder for me now morgan open tells me she hardly slept saturday evening instead. she was up all night worrying about her loved ones back at home most of whom flood the city fearing another katrina style disaster because no one's home. we they don't know what they're going to be coming home to unfortunately or if they can actually return. well, ida is presenting its own challenges morgan outen says the might of katrina left a psychological scar on many new orleans residents when hurricane katrina made landfall back in 2005. it was a category three storm hurricane item made landfall as an even more powerful category 4, but that doesn't necessarily mean the two storms will have the same aftermaths harold's chapel hillman is a firefighter who was on the ground. following katrina. he says one key difference is that rescue teams are now more prepared. the theme teams are all equipped. they're mostly s

s congressional reporter eleyna trina. thank you for being here on set. we appreciate it. today our one big thing is about how president biden and his top aides are pushing back against progressive activists who are trying to get them to pressure supreme court justice steven briar to retire. he's turning 83 in two weeks. he's now the court's most senior liberal justice. but a lot of -- you know, i think a lot of progressives have ptsd from what happened with justice ginsburg and her hanging on through the obama years but president biden and ron klain worry that trying to apply pressure privately and publicly could backfire and look like they're trying to politicize the courts. so they're kind of making clear for everyone who's trying to say, hey, let's see if we can have him vacate a seat and replace him, the white house is saying we're not on that train. >> the concern is the democrats could lose control of the senate next fall and therefore the clock is ticking. let's switch to the pandemic. and axios has been doing a new poll, measuring who the americans blame for a ris

it has been built up since can trina and can now handle up to 20 feet of storm surge.don't expect more than 11 feet with ida so that will be ok, but this story is not about flooding. it is about inequity. when you rebuild and it takes 16 years to rebuild, as you start to see newcomers come in who are pricing out the folks who lived here originally. >> right. what happens when this starts to increase the property value, everyone's property value goes up, so now the small cottages that are two bedrooms and three bedrooms that used to be under 50,000, now they start to emerge to be $150,000 or more. >> beyond the property tax and beyond the lower ninth ward, there was insurance injustice. fema's flood insurance recently updated because until now, no matter if you owned a mansion or cottage, you had to pay the same. >> we are going to be able to price is fairly going forward. currently, lower value homes are paying more than they should. higher value homes are paying less than they should. kate: that was ginger's the reporting. white house chief does not was ginger reporti

edith merwe trina holds the guinness record as the world's oldest competitive power lifter two years she lifted 150. it's pretty impressive. thank you. yeah, it is. it really is. edith says she's working with a trainer now named bill because she wants to add to her trophy case. there was getting me ready now to go back to lifting my body and controlling my balance. so i'm expecting that in november, i will have another trophy with a whole bunch of applause and, uh, take it from there. it's got a little confidence in her too. okay? edith has always says says that she's always lived an active life. she is amazing. it really is. yeah. all right, coming up on ktvu news at 5 30, another attack in oakland's chinatown caught on video. but this time a good samaritan was shot. what we're learning from police plus after more than a year and a half, canada has opened its border with america, but not without you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with

they were built africa trina to survive a storm like this. the other issue the rainfall and this will be a problem through monday. everyone in the red and brown, that's upwards of 5 to 10 inches, isolated to 20. so you get the storm surge and the winds sunday night, and then all day monday we're going to deal with flooding concerns and flash flooding. as far as max winds go, as of right now the core of the hurricane should miss new orleans. that's just the winds we're talking about. so the max winds are predicted to be the 50 to 60 mile per hour range. that's some damage but not widespread. look at morgan city and homa. we think those two areas could see the highest winds. that's where the destruction would be to properties, roofs, to trees and the power outages, of course, in that area would be the worst. again, if we shift this storm to the east or west, we would change who is going to get hit the worst. so we're only about 24 hours, maybe 30 hours away from landfall. we're going to watch so closely to see how much stronger ida can get unti