. the d.c. maryland virginia area and here i think over all the perception and the appreciation of immigrants in the in the general fabric of the community is very much appreciated but if you listen to the rhetoric on the news you'll get a completely different perspectives based on either what people are exposed to or what they choose to listen to through the news and oftentimes realities are not in sync with perception here is what one person online is doing about that this is c.n.n. on twitter who says as a family we're looking at lawyers educating ourselves on how they can change their status this is specifically about t.p.s. to some other form of residency though of course it might up apply to others as well she says personally i'm responding by getting involved in the movement we need to make noise. richard mary on the is that something that you agree with. but there really we need to make noise we need to be all together we need all to be joined this campaign we need to spread the word and we need to call to all the law makers to all hell do you know their families not only a

. abraham lincoln had left on april first from virginia on a regularly scheduled deployment it's currently in the mediterranean region so this aircraft carrier was already deployed and it's now just being sort of redeployed apparently to the middle east but clearly this sign from john bolton is a message to iran that it's that this battle group is is in the region because of iran can you go a little big. more big picture for me. and talk about more about why the u.s. is doing this and why it's doing it now. it's all part of increased pressure coming from washington but particularly from this administration trump and john bolton of trying to put pressure on iran you might want to call it pressure that's what the white house will call it a lot of other people look at this and say it's quite frankly strong arming. and one way to pen's how you want to look at it but the way the white house sees this is part of increased pressure we saw that dates back to when the trump pulled out of the iranian nuclear agreement its date back to a month ago when they the white house declared the the

charlottesville virginia. iran's government says it's suing the united states over sanctions that target the sale of an exports of hand-woven persian rugs now last year alone iran sold one hundred twenty six million dollars worth of the carpets to the american market weaver say it's not just an attempt to block an important revenue stream but also an attack on iranian culture then by driving at this report from. iran there is the same carpet weavers sacrifice their eyes for people's feet. making even the smallest carpet means patiently toiling for months using tools and techniques that have been passed down for generations kartik. this is what my parents did to my grandparents who doing so i learnt from them and now i'm in the career i love this is not leaving i feel as if i'm sick of the camp it is just like a child to me i love it because this is an original persian art for the women in this workshop or artist employees basic classes to learn the basics and practice for months. the best students get to work on the most intricate designs. but there is something sad about this job the cl

problems of potential and the actuality of flooding particularly in virginia but to see the tail end of that cloud their fall is pretty pleasing and that's more consistent with what you might expect or in the summer the showers might be showing up in the plains and they build ing they lost overnight heading towards the midwest exist in the middle a counter as well but time dawn breaks so you for should find that maybe south carolina and back into georgia there's a potential for rain but otherwise it's back in the sunshine warm summer sunshine in the low thirty's and that's there for a couple of days to the west a big shower or two but three of us come down to oklahoma texas the coast is looking pretty dry same is true now resigned to the potential for a charity but not a great potential really where you might want rain or wind change in california oregon the real help i'm afraid but we have got some big showers for the south right cuba has been spaniel in the smaller islands in the caribbean they've been frequent showers recently mexico seeing them gang up once again and that's true

virginia there are some in the legal community that think fort instead of facing the rest of his life in jail and he's already about seventy years old may also cooperate with the mother's investigation that is speculation at the moment but certainly the president between these two court cases has a threat facing his presidency unlike never before and he had no this is this is a big question so try to drill down as much as you can what is next. that is the question of the moment because you know sarah huckabee sanders repeatedly says in these kinds of press conferences when she's asked about these things you have to refer to the president outside counsel i think the american people at this point with these two court cases both making these two close aides of donald trump now convicted felons will not want to hear please refer to president trump's outside counsel they're going to want to hear some definitive answers most of all i think people will want to hear from president trump so far he's only spoken about paul matter for he said as a good man and then tried to distance himself from

biggest corporations on the planet right now has chosen new york and virginia to house its new headquarters but as al-jazeera as kristen salumi reports from new york not everyone is celebrating. over lunch at the court square diner in new york's long island city local residents wonder how their rapidly growing neighborhood will absorb tens of thousands of more people now that amazon has announced plans to build a new headquarters here for soccer stadium one shot think that having a new high rises an ongoing construction are already straining infrastructure in this once quiet neighborhood overlooking manhattan. the online retail giant promised to bring more than five billion dollars in investment and up to fifty thousand jobs when it announced the search for what it h q two the seattle based company settled on two locations in the end this virginia suburb of washington d.c. in addition to new york after fierce competition among cities all around the country i did offer a buy i would change my name. part of andrew anyway new york governor andrew cuomo once joked that he would cha

and virginia. in the philippines thousands of people there have moved away from coastal areas as they get ready for the arrival of a super typhoon called man caught the storm is expected to make landfall on saturday with wind speeds up to two hundred forty kilometers an hour as forecast with the strongest of fifteen storms which hit the country this year. one other story turkey's central bank has raised interest rates to try and stop the currency crisis despite strong opposition from president other one he's blamed the bank's mistakes for high inflation hours before his rate rise decision. four hundred laser guided bombs are on their way from spain to saudi arabia after the spanish government reverse an earlier decision to cancel the order the cancellation last week led to concerns about spanish jobs and the future of a two. billion dollar contracts with saudi warships the u.-turn is angering control activists they say the bombs will kill civilians in the saudi and iraq war in yemen keep gould is from the organization the friends committee on national legislation she says a stron

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charlottesville virginia partly to celebrate trump's win and killed a counter protester the president denounce violence on both sides but you also had people that were. very five people on both sides i put a lot of this is the feet of president trump we know that some of these hate crimes were actually committed in his name in other words the perpetrators used language and ideas they took from things that donald trump said where he's demonized vulnerable populations and in the last month after trump said at political rallies he was proud to be a national and this is not violence around the country escalated to a new fervor a man professing to be a trump supporter sent a dozen pipe bombs to the president's political critics and in pittsburgh a man claiming he wanted all jews to die killed eleven people at a synagogue hundreds of locals protested visited to offer condolences but the fear is there will be more hate as the president continues to sow division across the country the f.b.i. says it is aggressively prosecuting hate crimes as a deterrent but experts say perhaps most effective

international relations in london salami an international oil economist and in leesburg virginia a sane askari professor of international business and international affairs at george washington university good to have you all with us gentleman let me start with you what do you make of this decision by opec and others. was it perhaps a bit more aggressive than many were expecting. i think it is a good decision and a practical one to stop the decline of the oil prices it might not the result immediately in higher oil prices but it is a step in their either direction especially with the country beautician or a major contribution from saudi arabia and is slightly less contribution from russia it will even be a correction of a mistake made in june by saudi arabia and that of pressure from president graham and russia when they added six hundred fifty thousand barrels of oil to their market and that increased at an already existing glop in the market that was wondering isn't why the prices gunned down there is another reason which is the. by the global oil market that the us sanctions on iran

down. andy gallagher has more now from the manifold trial in alexandria west virginia. well this was a spectacular fall from grace for poor man a ford donald trump's former campaign manager found guilty on eight of the eighteen charges that he faced all related to bank and tax fraud he potentially faces the rest of his life in jail president reacted in west virginia saying that man of ford was a good man and this had nothing to do with collusion but this is being seen as an important test case for special counsel robert muller's rusher investigation the charges he may have related to bank and tax fraud but they came from the mala team so in essence his investigation has now been legitimized in a trial that was seen before six men and six women that is an important thing to note because all the time the president trump is claiming that the miller investigation is a witch hunt and that is a shill or a loud mouth have essentially been answered in this trial here in virginia robert mueller himself has said nothing for months but after this he may don't have to meanwhile the man who defen

of color somebody who was born in southern west virginia i was born to immigrants from uganda and india and my parents were incredibly successful productive members of society american society they gave job they've created hundreds of jobs they have never taught me to look at the color of someone's skin and judge their american is based off of that the fact that mr metzler does not see the president's words to be a problem since when did we start to disagree about a president united states using proper words i have a child in preschool i do teach my child to not name call to not judge people based on the color of their skin i am thankful i am not a white house adviser i would not want to work in this white house i was never offered a job there nor would i ever seek one out but let me tell you this if i was advising this president i would have said stay out of this between d.n.c. pelosi and these 4 2 young black and brown women what was between them is between them he does need to speak up but why he spoke up is because it's in his heart of hearts that he doesn't like these little

virginia the 55 year old american died late on sunday following the accident to according to police would occur was a welterweight and light middleweight world champion in the mid ninety's he retired in 2001 having lost just 4 times in his 46 professional bouts boxing greats like mike tyson and floyd mayweather have spoken of his legacy tyson describing whitaker as a flawless fighter. pete was the kind of guy that would make you miss you know our guys are quick to make you miss pete would make you miss and then make you pay so when he makes you miss it you. whittaker 1st came to prominence after winning gold for the usa in the light division light weight division of the 1984 olympics after the olympics he turned professional whittaker going on to become a world champion in 4 different divisions including welterweight and light middleweight from the years 1903 to 1907 whittaker was ranked as the best pound for pound boxer in the world in 2006 he was inducted into boxing's hall of fame and i fondly outgoing u.k. prime minister theresa may looks to be enjoying her final few days in the

areas of north carolina and virginia remain on alert as it moves northeast and gallacher has the latest from charleston south carolina. well hurricane dorian has finally moved off the u.s. east coast after briefly making landfall in north carolina and the outer banks there is taking a north east course that takes it away from all the states that were in danger for so many days remember the storms lots of for almost 2 weeks since it 1st formed about 200000 homes in north and south carolina have lost power they're expected to get it back fairly quickly because there was no damage to the infrastructure of a basically hurricane during after spending days crawling up the u.s. east coast to spend almost everybody there was no damage in florida not in georgia very minor damage here in south carolina or north carolina pretty much dodged a bullet as well so the emergency services working on restoring power there are still warnings in place in places like virginia but ultimately the storm is now headed to canada or nova scotia where it's expected to hit landfall as a category one storm in about 2

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i'd like to play from matthew shapiro he's a public speaker here in richmond virginia and this is what he told the stream about this strong ban as a person with a disability i'm very frustrated by the recent ban on plastic straws people with disabilities need a community so that they can have access to beverages and drink like anyone else would. and the alternatives for these plastic straws don't always work i was recently in south africa and a biodegradable straw in one of my beverages and it melted so it was somewhat harder to drink that bridge and i am just overly frustrated that once again the disability community was not consulted when it comes to solutions like this because this does affect people with disabilities and i really want us to come up with a solution to this straw issue that will make a rather than harder for people with disabilities. lawrence there's a hash tag on line that goes along with this it's able ism socks playing on the stop sucking campaign or what do you think is the biggest impact on the community of people with disabilities. well i think it's really

trump twenty twenty campaign advisory board speaking to us from virginia thank you for being with us john thank you it's us well meanwhile a forty five year old mexican migrant has died in u.s. border patrol custody and texas reports show the passenger who hasn't yet been identified was admitted to hospital on february said suffering liver and hot problems it's the third day in u.s. border patrol custody at in as many months to guatemala and children died in hospital in december to illegally crossing into the united states those cases drew widespread condemnation. while trump is also continuing to ramp up the pressure on embattled venezuelan president nicolas maduro in a speech to the venezuelan community in florida he called on the country's military to throw its weight behind opposition leader one quite oh and you got to reports from miami. the crowd at florida international university was invite only and most were venezuelans eager for a change in a country many have fled in a wide ranging speech president trump said venezuela's path to democracy was irreversible and he had a simp

georgia alabama the carolinas up and of virginia they're without power at this point and the governor here in florida is saying it's just not safe to try to come back and assess the damage and don't take away from the people who are trying to search and and rescue people who may be stranded don't take away from their efforts at this point safety is key and patience is needed throughout this entire region russia is suspending man launches to the international space station until the cools of a rocket is investigated let's go in there is lift off the still use him in to the international space station carrying out american astronauts and russian cosmonaut were forced to make what's called a ballistic reentry by punishment when the russian soyuz rocket suffered a catastrophic malfunction of the blast walls they survived enormous g. forces during their emergency landing in kazakhstan in the major says it could take up to two years to rebuild the island of some away zero if it was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami two weeks ago so i thought it was an soldiers are conducting

up in this house in virginia in the southern united states my childhood here was a happy one my family weren't rich but we were comfortable. i was particularly close to my grandmother mary hamilton lee it was she the told me about my least family history. my most famous ancestor general robert e. lee led the confederate army against the union during the american civil war in the mid nineteenth century. i was proud that this man considered one of virginia's greatest heroes was a relative i wasn't told that he fought to defend slavery. on the twelfth of august twenty seventeen these pictures of racial hatred in charlottesville in virginia were particularly shocking. because that white supremacists were rallying around was the preservation of a statue of my ancestor robert e. lee. i felt outraged that my family name was associated with the k.k.k. and neo nazis. what happened in charlottesville made me consider for the first time the true legacy of my slave owning ancestors. i want to know why people in my home state of virginia are so divided on the subject of confederate monuments

there is a family home in the washington suburbs in mclean virginia so he is now apparently according to reuters he is now in washington d.c. he was under some sort of travel ban imposed by the by the saudis he does have u.s. saudi dual citizenship but we understand that his family according to reuters and now in the washington d.c. area chevron hansie with the latest from washington d.c. she have same cue now at least eighteen people most of them schoolchildren have died after flash flooding in jordan heavy rain caused the floods near the dead sea we're thirty seven children and seven teachers were on a school outing witnesses say the children were traveling on a bus to a resort area when it was swept into a valley by raging floodwaters. with pictures there a major rescue and search operation is underway israel has sent helicopters to assist. each other you have is a freelance journalist she joins us now on skype from the jordanian capital amman it sounds like a horrific story there what other details do we have. now. in jordan for this in principle eighteen people for four people we

a new leadership is in place but deep scars remain and they go across zero charlottesville virginia. the inauguration of zimbabwe's president. has been delayed because of a legal challenge to the election results for sunday lawyers for the opposition movement for democratic change alliance far their case of the constitutional court in harare they say they have evidence of fraud and election rigging. that many people in south africa have become impatient land imbalance where roughly seventy percent of the population owns about seventy percent of arab land in a direct challenge to the government hundreds of families from an informal settlement outside cape town have taken to illegally occupying private land to me to miller has more from stellenbosch. slivers of light shines through the simply furnished home of no decent she's been living on this land illegally for three weeks there are dozens more roughly built homes dotted across this hill in still and bosh near cape town an area known for its affluent vineyards and estates. it's because of our government that we are here we have ask

from alexandra in virginia that's via skype thanks very much for speaking to us so as we've been hearing we have many senior republicans and democrats who are proposing sanctions on saudi arabia they expunge the expulsion of the saudi ambassador some even calling for the cutting off arms sales do you think that this incident is going to re-examine relations between saudi arabia and the u.s. . oh i certainly think they'll be a reexamination of the nature of a relationship there will be an effort to try to determine to the extent that our intelligence services can you know what we understand to be the events that occurred at the turkish consulate obviously turkey itself will be will play a role in this so i do think that this issue house you know some long seventy and will and will be introduced into a wide range of discussions going forward the nature for us saudi cooperation how that translates into some sort of you know punitive action if any that remains to be seen. and the president himself initially wanted a quick resolution he has earlier comments suggested that big steps we

political events such as this one here this is a reporter in virginia who was thrown to the ground by police last saturday while covering a campaign for a candidate or the outs of governor now more than fifty journalists have been attacked or arrested while just doing their jobs this year that's according to the u.s. press freedom tracker that's a joint effort by the freedom of the press foundation and the committee to protect journalists i spoke to peter stone earlier he's the managing editor who told me about the most dangerous place in america to report from and twenty seventeen. the most dangerous place to be a journalist is probably st louis missouri since september the police in this city have arrested ten journalists who were covering for and against police brutality and have used physical force against a further three june with many of the a very violent with some journalists reporting that they were pepper sprayed in the face by police even when they were already lying down on the ground and had their hands tied behind their back now in many of those cases that he mentioned t

of the deadly white supremacist rally in charlottesville virginia that left a counter demonstrator dead when a car drove into a crowd as many as four hundred white supremacist marchers prepared to converge on lafayette square in front of the white house so do more than a thousand left wing marchers who call themselves anti folk or anti fascist jason kesler who organized that unite the right march is leading this one day that you hear around you that is a anti-white. leaving many here fearing another round of violent confrontation i think something serious could happen i think something terrible would happen let me just say i. should shot israel kessler's charlottesville our richard spencer is not expected in washington though his ideas are. yes i mean america story please undoubtedly a white country were headed in a very different direction what we're saying rings true what we're saying cuts right to the heart of the matter and that's why people are attracted to us that's why we're growing hundreds of city and u.s. park service police will line the streets with one simple goal well

a mandatory evacuation in place not only here but really from the virginia coastline all the way through the carolina coast and a lot of people said they're not willing to ride this out even those who have been in storms before they think this one may be different a strong category four storm with driving winds a possibility of a massive storm surge and of course you've got that rain that's going to continue once this storm makes landfall and that's likely early friday morning now it's going to linger for a bit and that means the problems want to be here along the coast but in line as well and pretty far inland this is a storm that's growing in size as it moves closer to the shoreline here so the time to get out the time to make your plans if you're going to stay all of that is now the window closing we expect to see the rain and wind start in earnest some time tomorrow and again continue up until and possibly through the weekend. the european parliament has been debating whether to strip hungary off its european union vote invites ahead of a vote on wednesday when members have m

money to women the president allegedly had affairs with and in virginia a jury found former trump campaign manager paul matter for guilty of eight fraud charges both cases emerge from robert muller's investigation into alleged russian interference the u.s. national security adviser says a lot more pressure will be applied to iran over its nuclear plans and syria john bolton has been holding three days of talks in israel he suggested working with russia to get iranian forces out of syria. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen and that's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions now tech giants facebook twitter and microsoft have deleted hundreds of fake accounts and websites in twenty four hours facebook says they were part of a fake news campaign the originating in russia and iran it's alleged the accounts targeted uses in the middle ea

course for the entire country ok and a gallagher life rests in alexandria virginia thank you andy so there are reports that donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen has entered a guilty plea with federal prosecutors in new york the details of the plea are still being negotiated course he is under investigation for bank fraud tax fraud and campaign finance violations this all happening right now we're trying to gather more information on that and we will bring that to you soon as we can. and hours later on sponsor che says it's up to bangladesh to repatriate more than seven hundred thousand rihanna to refugees the muslim minority group fled manned mars for kind state after a military crackdown began last year so she says the danger of what she calls terrorism is real and present she warns the risk of inner communal violence will remain unless the security challenges addressed the danger of terrorist activities which was initial course of course of events leading to the humanitarian crisis in rakhine remains real and present today and this is security challenges address the risk of i

cold cases involving former close confidants in virginia eggs campaign manager paul minor for was found guilty of financial crimes involving millions of dollars of foreign money and in new york his long time lawyer suddenly pleaded guilty to charges including paying off women who made claims about trump begin with that story and kristen salumi. he was the president's fixer his longtime attorney the man who dealt with issues before they became big problems michael cohen arrived at the office of federal investigators in new york on tuesday representing potentially be biggest problem of donald trump's presidency he pleaded guilty to eight charges brought by federal prosecutors including that he paid an adult film star stormy daniels to keep quiet during trump's run for president after she claimed they had an affair the president at first denied all knowledge when asked about the payments. but in court cohen said it was at the direction of then candidate trump that he made the payment as well as one to another woman a former playboy model karen mcdougal over their alleged affair what

places like iowa like wisconsin like michigan like pennsylvania like virginia places that donald trump needs to win to win the twenty twenty alexion so the democrats will be very pleased that the managed to turn those places around and they'll be saying look this is a repudiation of what donald trump has been doing donald trump has already said he would perhaps reach out to democrats and perhaps there's a way they could work together and he me will soften his tour or you remember before the last election he said that he would be more presidential than anyone you've ever seen that didn't quite pan out for him he may need to change is tone certainly could what with one areas like infrastructure and tackling the opioid crisis but after that you're running out of room of the areas that they can walk in and of course the democrats have said if he starts attacking health care in the united states then they would be simply against that and there are other things that they will know why it really is a barrier to donald trump's policies so it's going to be a very interesting two years for donal

the shores of virginia this documentary of world that serves to remind this nation's citizens the racial reconciliation is indeed possible beginning first with the government is jewish and we're promised a commitment to reparations to african-americans descended from bolz. reparations is that something you had thought much about before doing this documentary. you know it really wasn't i mean i think it it a probably crossed my mind before as something that seemed like a good idea but might you know not have ever might not ever be possible or really practical. and when i first started making this film the focus was really just on statues you know like robert e. lee is my family member and you know seen what happened in charlottesville with the unite the right rally right right wing protests that erupted there round the plan removal of one of the statues i nationally wanted to take a look at you know that issue the more i got into it and looked at the legacy of of enslavement that that my family had left for me in this country the more i realized that the root causes of the institut

virginia in late august publicly their first priority was identifying the girl's. young ladies and once that was done i think that we've made significant progress see you piecing together pieces of this puzzle to find out what happened the mother of the two young women told police that she had received a call from the saudi arabian embassy the day before the bodies were discovered she says the family was ordered to leave the united states because the daughters had applied for political asylum no comment on that from saudi officials here in new york but the consulate has put out a statement saying that an attorney has been appointed to closely follow the case. according to the saudi consulate general embassy officials in washington have contacted the family and extended its support and aid in this trying time it said the sisters were students accompanying their brother in washington investigators have also visited the fairfax condominium where the family had lived for the last three years as well as george mason university where the older sister had been studying until last spring t

here to the network's headquarters in virginia beach to ask the c.e.o. if this is just an alliance a political convenience. the trump doesn't come across as the most devout president of the us of a b. and b. . and you know you are outwardly christian broadcaster in the country and yet you still support him. do solemnly swear i think i join with a lot of people waking up the day after the election going what just happened. so he's he's an unlikely president and it's unlikely for him to be of such appeal to evangelical voters that said i think president trump is an absolute master me master of emotion as a master politician he made very specific promises to the evangelical community about supreme court justices about the johnson amendment about christian persecution christianity is under siege unlike other politicians who make promises in the campaign and then do something different in office he's fulfilled his promises he's he's come through a lot of what white evangelicals have had to do since trump appear on the scene is to figure out kind of how he fits in their theology and in the

virginia last august evidence included feel support of nazi leader adolf hitler he told the court he's receiving treatment for mental illness. there's been a shore forced from venezuela's president after reports of a potential invasion by the u.s. military marked independence day celebrations with a parade in the capital caracas. urged troops to be vigilant after reports the u.s. president asked his foreign policy advisers in august why he couldn't send forces into venezuela donald trump has branded interest government a corrupt left wing dictatorship. going to chilling dimension out of a multi dimensional aggression has been launched against the people of venezuela but the people of venezuela do not give in the people of venezuela do not surrender the people of venezuela do not give their freedom the people of venezuela are fighting with their love with their smile with their living hope let no one be confused the people have their hope and their rebellion is more alive than ever in the battle that is taking place against the economic criminal war of all of archy and of the period. at

for a post in virginia. as a democrat received some contributions close to seven hundred thousand dollars from people who would be considered very close clinton allies donald trump believing that this proves his narrative that there is bias in the f.b.i. for the investigation suggested that he should perhaps leave so elusive mickey was continuing or keen to continue all the way through to march when he would retire until early on monday morning when he was presented with the idea of move or leave and he decided to leave so what are the implications of this on the investigation into alleged collusion between the truck campaign and russia. well donald trump has been trying to build this narrative that the whole thing is a figment of the democrats' imagination that they're very upset at losing an election they thought they were going to win particularly against a candidate like donald trump and therefore they have tried to influence the robert miller investigation no don't trump should have nothing to do with this investigation but we nor from various media reports has put pressure o

virginia also with us from stonington connecticut is katherine lots a professor of anthropology at brown university she coauthored the one nine hundred ninety three book reading national geographic and joining us in london is she come to me and associate professor in the department of media and communications at the london school of economics now we reached out to national geographic for a representative to appear on this program but they declined our offer to welcome to all of our gas and if you're watching us on you tube suggest your comments are welcome and your questions and i'll try to get them into the show you can also tweet us at a.j. stream john how would you describe your relationship to the magazine of what i have several issues here on my desk because so many of us around the world know this magazine very intimately because we grew up with it were you a reader sure absolutely i grew up in a middle class american and if you grew up in a middle class american very likely your parents national national geographic and also very likely they never threw it away there was some

satellite image of the storm so here's the storm right here you can see norfolk virginia right on the edge of those clouds down to the south charleston right now is out of it but as this storm starts to regain its path we think over the next few days they could actually see quite a bit of rain so i want to show you what the new stats are with the storm these have just come out from the national hurricane center and the biggest change is the speed of the storm making its way towards land it has really put on the brakes coming close to land so right now a category two storm we are looking at gusts up to about one hundred sixty kilometers per hour with the movement of the storm is to the northwest at seven kilometers per hour that is a drastic change from just six hours ago we knew it was going to slow down now what the big problem is once it slows down then the question mark is how where does the storm go next so we do think it's going to make landfall and then take a little bit of a turn down to the southwest but after that it's going to be very difficult to really play in its course k

given a speech at the f.b.i. national academy in virginia earlier on friday the white house revealed what it described as quote extreme bias against truong monks' the senior leadership of the f.b.i. about ways ruling parties finalize robert mugabe's removal as president at a special congress in harare new leader emerson managua has been confirmed as the candidate for next year's election he told senate p.f. members the vote must be credible free and fair was inaugurated last month after a military takeover up front is coming up next. when the right to free speech conflicts with protecting minorities how should democracies respond and do muslim communities have a particular problem with the principle of free expression or has islam been unfairly targeted the debate over free speech and on from special. with hate crimes on the rise across the west recent debates around free speech have become all the more pressing from all humans in the us about whether white supremacists should be given platforms to say bigoted things to claims that free speech is under attack at universities the issu

a great governor from west virginia that left the democratic party big jim and he came over to the republican guard law to so. some people are sitting there and they're saying on which side that great victory let's not vote let's go to a movie we will go there republican party we're going to do great and then they end up losing so you've got to keep up the enthusiasm now what happens by the way they lose and then you have the presidential election coming up again and you clobber them because everybody gets off their ass and they get out and they were right and they were and they work and work and work. and you end up winning the presidency again and we should do that hopefully we're going to do that very easily but never never we have to worry right now we have a big race coming up at eighteen you have to get out you have to just get that enthusiasm keep it going to. see the word really is complacent people get complacent it's a natural instinct you get you just won and now you're happy and you're complacent don't be complacent don't be complacent because if they get in they will r

virginia have reported systematic abuse they say they were beaten while handcuffed and locked up for long periods in solitary confinement some also reported being left nude and shivering and concrete cells staff at the facility have denied all allegations of physical abuse many detains to recenter that detention center after being accused of belonging to violent gangs like m s thirteen most of the children were caught crossing the border without family members they were not among those separated from their families by president zero tolerance policy. many americans are outraged by images of crying children and young kids sleeping on cots in cages their new york city says he was shocked to learn some of the migrant kids separated from their families were brought to his city without his knowledge kristen salumi has more from new york. at an hour well past most children's bedtime a group of girls is led down a dark new york city street and into a social service agency this footage captured by new york one shows the same children being let out a short time later their faces and identitie

just days before a gathering of white supremacy groups and charlottesville virginia in august twenty seventeen. german says over the last few years he's seen white supremacists openly calling for violent at peace rallies. f.b.i. records show they commit more tax than any other group the police have not used it but these are people who are criminals who are going there to commit violence committing violence and then somehow being allowed to go to the next protest and violence again it's very shocking. i am. living. for many in the movement for black lives. being on the streets the police response to charlottesville has been a stark contrast to what they think it's. images from the protests from the world neighborhood streets that like more sense when you have a movement like black lives matter or the other broader concerns about aggressive policing and over policing militaristically saying they're actually challenging the police they're challenging on force only. really so law enforcement sees that as a threat to what they're doing so they tend to view that kind of protest through a v

biggest unsolved aviation mysteries castro reports from virginia a major upgrade to the existing plane tracking technology could help prevent further edges else's. how can a passenger plane vanish without a trace in the twenty first century years of searching for the wreckage of m h three seventy have yielded little clue only a few pieces of debris and frustrations of not knowing exactly where the aircraft crashed into the indian ocean it's amazing in this world where we track a car or kids or animals that we don't track aircraft in real time in two thousand and fourteen air traffic controllers had only a general idea of m.h. three seventy's location over open water in fact that's been the norm for flights covering most of the earth the aviation industry has long relied on land based radars to provide flight surveillance those radars only covered ten percent of the planet you can build a radar tower in the ocean when you're flying over the oceans nobody knows where you are the evasion industry has accommodated by spacing out planes over radar blind areas and sticking as close as possib

killed 12 of his coworkers and local government complex and virginia beach several people were injured the suspect died after a gun battle with police. the world food program says this 300000 people have been displaced in the syrian government offensive against rebel fighters and province hundreds of people have been killed in the aid agencies are warning that the humanitarian crisis if the fighting continues. now mourners in the democratic republic of congo are paying tribute to the veteran opposition leader etienne tshisekedi a longtime opposition leader died in belgium 2 years ago but political turmoil prevented the return of his body he died before his son felix won the presidency in elections last year with how tacit joins us live now from kinshasa house so what's the mood like at the stadium and how significant is today's ceremony. was deliberating and before you run you know they've had the big kick in the almost got 9090 you're going with the reason why it took so long to bring you body that didn't because of the disagreement with joe the club you know all my friends and that's

government complex in virginia beach the suspect died after a gun battle with police. also u.s. businesses are warning that billions of dollars of trade could be affected if president donald trump's tariffs on all mexican good scopes through mexico's foreign minister is heading to washington d.c. for talks on the taxes which trump says will stay in place until the flow of migrants is stopped. and u.s. secretary of state might pompei who is on a european total seeking support for washington's hardline policy on iran and beyond his trip in germany where the government still favors the 2015 nuclear agreement. the tension between tehran and washington continues to rise the white house is seeking support from gulf states to back it sanctions and tough stance on iran and as our diplomatic editor james baker reports from the united nations for some there are echoes of a previous u.s. push for war. tensions are rising the u.s. is building up its forces in the gulf there are threatening voices coming from both sides on the face of it it feels similar to the build up to the invasion of i