the hub of the french relief operation is based here in waterloo -- in guadaloupe. 600 personnel werealready on st. maarten. the scale of damage in the french west indian islands alone stands at 200 million euros. as hurricane irma continues its path of destruction to the west of where i am, there is another storm, hurricane jose, now upgraded to category three, moving in from the east. the latest predictions suggest it will pass just to the north of st. maarten, nevertheless pretty extremely heavy winds and rain. the problem for people living on those islands affected by the first storm is, with communication down, they have heard rumors of another storm coming in, but they don't perhaps know the details, and that is adding to the sense of concern and panic. >> that was chris moore reporting. next, we will see the storm is on a path that continues to move forward. three people were killed in puerto rico and more than half of the population there has been left without electricity. the storm passed just to the north of the dominican republic and haiti, where it caused some damage in ha

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a 29-year-old man was shot in the head near waterloo and gurney street. the man died a half-hour later. police say the shooting was in retaliation for a shooting thursday night on the 2700 block of hand cock street that left a 38-year-old man in critical condition. no arrests were made in either case. >>> there's an update to a story we've been following. police arrested a man who tried to lure three children into his car in philadelphia. the suspect is accused of similar incidents as far as back as february. he faces 7 counts of luring a child into his vehicle. police say in several of the incidents deed offered the children money to come with them. the children all ran away. >>> pennsylvania and delaware are among the 21 states targeted by alleged russian hackers. tom wolf said there's no evidence that they successfully breached the state election system. it comes a year after homeland security officials said states were targeted by hackers connected to russia. >>> tensions are rising between u.s. and north korea as the two leaders find themselves in a

but power was knocked out in waterloo which made mitigations difficult.es his first ever addressed to the u.n. general assembly today. the u.s. president has often criticized the u.n. in the past and he spent monday in a pre-meeting trying to drum up support for cuts in budget and your accuracy. severale will be one of leaders addressing the full u.n. body. york withive to new our correspondent. this is his first ever speech to the u.n., a group e has repeated the criticized in the past. what can we expect today? reporter: a much-anticipated speech here. that is what all of the buzz is going to be about. we expect trump to make the case against global governance in the world's most multilateral forum, here at the united nations. so interesting to see how that will go down. nationalisticng a speech in which he demonizes certain countries, namely iran and north korea. what will he say about north korea? he has threatened that they will they don'tnd fury if abandon their nuclear program so we are not sure how far he will go. that is what everyone will be lis

landsent emmanuel macron in waterloo ahead of his trip to st. maarten today. the french caribbean island was battered by hurricane irma. mainland france bracing for a day of strikes and protests against the president's flagship labor reforms. he is hoping that will bring down france's record high unemployment. and pressure growing on vermont to try and end violence that send more than 370,000 rohingya muslims free -- fleeing into bangladesh over the past two weeks. up, in business, u.s. banks and insurers are breathing a sigh of believe as damage from hurricane irma comes in under expectations. and a giant mexican toddler over the border wall with the u.s.. more on the installation with the artist. first in france, protesters are back in the streets today. unionsfrance's biggest and left-wing voters are fighting the president's new labor reforms. there are due to be over 150 protests across the country in cities like marseille, nice, lyon, and nantes. now inat that protest the heart of paris. what more can you tell us about what is happening there so far one h

waterloo ladies, gloucester women and loughborough lightning, who now have sarah hunter in their ra nksexploits at the women's world cup. from being involved in the old premiership to now this new tournament, already you can see the real shift now that there is ten teams, that exposure for the players, all vying to be competitive and to push the bar and for aspiring players to come through, ultimately this new league is about creating and improving the standard of the international team. with the standards that these club sides have got, that's undoubtedly going to happen. changes are largely financial following the involvement of the rfu, who will invest £2.11 million over the next three seasons. that's going to be a stronger approach to coaching, strength and conditioning and a more professional approach throughout top of the women's game. the rfu still wants to boost the numbers playing grassroots by boost the numbers playing grassroots rugby to 50,000 over the next four seasons. about a year ago were talking about moving things forward and hopefully putting the competition in place

shot to fame in one nine hundred seventy four when they won they your of asian song contest with a waterloo. the swedish group became world famous overnight. benny under sean was considered the band's musical genius he wrote the melodies and arranged the songs despite the fact that he couldn't read music they were in the studio that wasn't a problem. still under. i never dreamed that i would become so successful. we did not expect that we tried to do good work how we tried his band this much time as we had trying to write first write the songs then record them and the best way we could and then just go on to the next song do the same thing so it's about where. in one nine hundred seventy two benny andersson founded abo with his future wife bonnie freed links that. band of married couple i'd need to fetch gold and be on hold because. over the next decade they released eight studio albums that spawned some thirty international hits. the swedish group has sold around four hundred million records today. have been split up in one thousand nine hundred two by then both couples had divorced and an

skyforce 10 over this scene on waterloo street last night. authorities tell us the victim was shot in the head. crews rushed him to the hospital where he died. also new from overnight, a man shot in north philadelphia is in critical condition. the gunfire broke out at 27th and west sergeant streets around 1:30 this morning. police have not made any arrests. >>> now to a shooting involving a toddler. a man is recovering after his 3-year-old nephew managed to reach under a car seat, grab a gun and shoot him. you can see police consoling the little boy in center city yesterday. philly police tell us the gun belongs to his uncle who is an officer with the philadelphia housing authority. the officer was offduty at the time. police say he was shot just moments after putting the gun under the passenger seat because he couldn't take it into city hall. and that's where he was headed. investigators are now looking into this incident. >>> a former worker at a philadelphia playground is charged with raping a teenager with special needs. police say ronald

and on the trains — a points failure between waterloo and clapham junction means south—western railwayarnes cray — the thames road is partially blocked westbound between iron mill lane and howbury road because of a car being on fire. let's have a check on the weather now. after a sticky night, it is a warm and humid start of the day. there is and humid start of the day. there is a lot of low cloud around and it will stay mostly cloudy. this humidity stays with us. it will feel quite warm today and with that, we get one of two spots of rain. we have showers around and this afternoon, we could see the cloud finning and braking. as the sun comes out, it will get a bit warmer. —— thinning. it could spark off one of two sharp showers. it will clear away and there was a cold front so behind it, the air is fresh. a little bit cooler than last year, 12 celsius as a minimum. tomorrow, less cloud and more in the way of sunny spells a round. a bit of cloud bubbling up in the afternoon but mostly dry. temperatures getting up to 19 but it will feel that little bit fresher. a similar day on thursday

person was killed by a falling tree when a category five storm swept through the french island of waterloo two other people are missing after the boat sank just east of the island well marie is also heading towards puerto rico the governor there is warning that the hurricane could hit with a force that the island has not seen for several generations and agalloch is that. as hurricane maria bore down on the caribbean island of dominique its prime minister said we dare not look out maria hit as a category five with sustained winds of two hundred sixty kilometers per hour mudslides and widespread damage and now a major concern for prime minister roosevelt skerritt described the effects of the hurricane as hallucinating and was himself rescued as the storm plowed across the island taking to social media he said his people have lost what money can buy and replace and now fears that people may have been killed north of dominated the french island of guadalupe was also pounded by the powerful storm it's still recovering from hurricane irma but officials say the scale of the damage is hard to quan

virgin islands, waterloo fate in puerto rico with reports of at least 10 dead due to irma. >>> your ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon, i am mike mibach. >> i am gasia mikaelian . >>> hurricane irma leaving a path of destruction behind and he could reach the sun sign state -- sunshine state by saturday, leaving 1 million people already without power in puerto rico. >> president trump spoke about the preparation in florida a short time ago saying they are concerned about the hurricane but says he has confidence that the florida officials are prepared as they possibly can be. there is a storm watch in effect for the keys and in south florida, and they kurt -- they are concerned that the gas stations have run out of fuel. state officials are taking emergency steps to get more fuel into the state. fuel trucks getting police and military escorts this morning and the florida with governor rick scott saying that a shipment of 300,000 gallons of fuel was unloaded at the port of tampa. they are working to disseminate that across the state, urging all the gas stations to state

. >>> the waterloo church in san jose held a prayer at the church for the earthquake survivors and dozens that it help to be with others that are worried about their loved ones that are affected by the earthquake.>> at times like this we can only go to god for consolation and response. we feel powerless. >> right now i feel anxious and scared. i have not heard from my cousins or aunts. i don't know what is happening to them. >> the church will keep its doors open continuously all the way until saturday. >>> just ahead, the latest white house move against north korea, the order of president trump targeting people and businesses financing trade with north korea. >>> steve paulson will check in with us on a winter weather advisory and we will see how the forecast looks as we approach the first day of a fall. >>> the surprise announcement from the bay area boxing world champion and andre ward is hanging up his gloves. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms sim

south—western trains are delayed by ten minutes in and out of waterloo because of a points failure. closed eastbound from stapleton avenue to ram skill drive. that is after an accident. good morning. a fairly quiet day of weather for us today, but it will become more unsettled by the time we get to the weekend. lots of cloud around, like yesterday. there will be brighter spells around at times. a little bit of sunshine. most of us will stay dry for most of the day. 0ne showers in the afternoon. for many of us, it is quite a cloudy start. the best of the brightness emerging through the course of the morning, and more cloud building in the afternoon. maybe the odd shower. the westerly wind will freshen by the end of the day and we will see highs of around 20 celsius. through the course of the night, we are more likely to see a little bit of wet weather and may be quite a wet start to the day tomorrow, with this band of rain pushing in from the north. there will be plenty of rain around tomorrow at times. lots of rain towards southern areas through the course of the morning. we are all

i go to the university of waterloo in canada, ontario. >> whoo!want to know what was going through your mind when you were taken hostage? >> of course we were a little afraid but we actually had more support than we thought we had. but, when the chanting started, when all the students started chanting we want classes, then that's when i found out how broad our support was. i saw how they were probably even more afraid that we were. a week later when they tried to take over the university again, for security reasons, as they decided not to participate, but the students from state university, they, stood up by themselves and didn't let marxist students take the university. [applause] >> hi, my name is jack gordon, from sioux falls, south dakota but i attend the university of iowa. what will it take to get momentum we need to start a real revolution in this country? [applause] >> going to take you and everyone else in this room to take personal responsibility for making this country a freer place. joining us with leadership programs. organizing more

skyforce 10 was over the scene in waterloo last night. crews rushed the victim to the hospital where he died. also new overnight, a man shot in north philadelphia is in critical condition. the gunfire broke out here at 27th and west sergeant streets around 1:30 this morning. police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> now to a shooting involving a toddler. a man is recovering after his 3-year-old nephew managed to reach under a car seat, grab a gun and shoot him. you can see police consoling the boy in center city yesterday. investigators tell us the gun belongs to his uncle who is an officer with the philadelphia housing authority. the officer was offduty at the time. police say he was shot just moments after putting the gun under the passenger seat because he couldn't take it into city hall. and that's where he was headed. investigators are now looking into this incident. >>> new this morning in delaware, one person is hurt after flames ripped through this house on saratoga court in new castle. crews got the call just after 5:00

amy: hurricane e maria has are ready killed a at least two pele on the island of waterloo and devastated t the island of dominica. guadeloupe andterlo devastated the island of dominica. your sister lives there? juan: she was preparing for the hurricane, but injured around 5:00 this morning. it came in an unusual path. they came from the south on the southeast part of the island. apparently, has gone through the center of the island. most hurricane that hit order ago come from the east and come pathst but this onene is a that could create the most destruction. i i think 88% of the island is lost e electricity from whatat i understand because it is already a fragile electrirical gririd te sustained aa b b hit during hurricane irma. 88%we are seeing as much as of the people have hourly lost their electricity. the question is, the rains. in puerto rico, a big problem with hurricanes, the massive rainfall creates these huge flash floods. that is when most people end up being killed. hopefufully, this won't happen. i understand the weather experts are talking about as much as 25 inches of rain

skyforce 10 over the scene on waterloo street last night. authorities tell us the victim was shot in the head here. medics rushed him to the hospital but that's where he died. also new overnight, a man shot in north philadelphia is in critical condition. the gunfire broke out here at 27th and west sergeant streets around 1:30 this morning. police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> now to a shooting involving a toddler. a man is recovering after his 3-year-old nephew managed to reach under a car seat, grab the gun and then shoot him. you can see police consoling the boy in center city yesterday. police tell us the gun belongs to the uncle who's an officer with the philadelphia housing authority. the officer was offduty at the time. police tell us he was shot just moments after putting the gun under the passenger seat because he couldn't take it into city hall. and that's where he was headed. investigators are now looking into this incident. >>> this morning, we're learning a former worker at a philadelphia playground is charged with

it was close run thing, as wellington said, of waterloo. john c. calhoun wanted to nullify the federal tariff. they believed that federal taxation was the thin edge of the wedge. he used a more modern formulation that would allow abolition, and jackson said, expect soon a civil war of extermination to commence. he threatened to lead troops in himself to south carolina. dispatched cutters and dispatched winfield scott, and he issued that proclamation that lincoln summoned, called for in 1861. let me read one by. addressing the people of south carolina. al term natalie stern and soft. he would always act at two levels. the absolute projection of implacablity. meanwhile trying to cut a deal in the back. some people might call that hypocrisy, call that statecraft. that's what great politicians do. that's what ronald reagan did with the soviet union, reagan went from 1981, two or three days after is inauguration, referring to the soviet union as focus of evil in the modern world to kissing babies with gorbachev in red square in 1988. you negotiate. you

man came up said that when she was 17 a man came up from behind and put his hand up my skirt at waterlooing new and has gone on for years. when i used to go clubbing men would rub up against the back of men would rub up against the back of me on the dance floor, i was touched onjeeps, this is across europe. not only in this country. most children and young people are only too aware of terror attacks in manchester, but it's unlikely that they would know what to do if it happened to them. police want their run, hide and tell advice to be rolled out in schools and for pa rents to rolled out in schools and for parents to stress to children that they should not stay and film what they should not stay and film what they see on their phones. this is they see on their phones. this is the video police have produced to get the message across. i've climbed to the summit of everest. i've tackled some big units. i've brought down the all blacks. i've trained in tae kwon do for 16 years. i've been in the paras, the royal marines and the special forces. i've started from the bottom and fought my way to

originally i lived in what is called a housing co—operative on the south bank in waterloo, quite fondg tenant involvement. the rents were very low. so then it means you've got... i think one of the things is, when you submit your —— when your rent is low you can be spending money in the wider economy, there were grants to renovate the property but we were entirely self—sufficient. we read in and paid for it. we weren't being subsidised ina for it. we weren't being subsidised in a massive way by the state. so there is those benefits. and there was a kind of real cross—section of the community, civil servants, cabbies, black cab drivers, there was a real cross—section of the community there. and i think we've kind of got away from that with this type of social housing as opposed to public housing, where public housing was sort of everybody, rather than social housing, which isjust was sort of everybody, rather than social housing, which is just for the poor the people who are really struggling. in london, particularly in the south—east, you look at the rest of the country, rents and hou

south—western railway are experiencing signal problems between clapham junction and waterloo.15. just be prepared for rain later on in the day from the west. but it is a dry start. cloud around this morning. in the east we could see sunshine here through the day. but then cloud will thicken into the afternoon. a southerly breeze. top temperatures of 18—19. as we go through the evening rush—hour, rain arriving from the west going east through the evening to leave us with a dry night and clear skies. a lighter breeze and lows of around 7—8. back into single figures. quite chilly starting tomorrow. quite a bit of mist around as well. a nice day tomorrow. lots of sunshine. cooler air. 19-20. that will keep on through the weekend. 22 on sunday. it should stay dry. and there will be some sunny spells at times. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. a race against time as rescuers search for survivors of the mexico earthquake. emergency work