kelly: a week after hurricane irma ripped through florida, officials allowing residents to have access now all the way to key west starting tomorrow morning. phil keating is live in key west with the very latest on the recovery efforts there. phil, still quite troubling for the people living there. reporter: absolutely. for the second straight weekend in tourist-dependent key west, it s an economic freezer. nothing happening, no money being spent and really virtually every business, bar or restaurant remains closed, boarded up. even sloppy joe s bar, the famous one where ernest hemingway used to have drinks back in the day, not reownedded yet. at least they got power back last night. take a look at duval street last night, friday night at 7:15, there would be tourists up and down the street living the life of being on vacation and being in key west.
they re really trying to return to business as normal. you can see people are out here eating in front of a window that is boarded up. they had a chair tossed through this window. to continue walking down here, you can see another window was boarded up. several businesses just like this. tension was really building leading up to yesterday when a judge acquittedded jason stockley after he killed lamar smith back in 2011. now, the protesters really wanted former officer stockley to be found guilty for first-degree murder after he was caught on camera saying that he planned to kill smith just minutes before he pulled the trigger. now, stockley has maintained throughout the course of all of in that the only reason he shot smith was because he was pulling for his gun. the taking of a life is the most significant thing that one can do, and it s not something that is done lightly, and it s not something that should ever be celebrated. reporter: after the
now, isis has claimed responsibility, but it s interesting to note that police say they are treating this claim with some skepticism. they are still analyzing security cameras on that train line for clues. and yesterday the government here in the u.k. raised the terror threat from severe to critical and already we re seeing, for example here in london, a lot more police officers out on the streets. kelly? kelly: kitty logan reporting from london, thank you, kitty. julie: well, president trump back in bid men stir bedminster, new jersey, ahead of his first u.n. address here in new york city next week. he is going to be expected to push for more global economic isolation for north korea. kristin fisher is live in somerset, new jersey. all right, kristin, what are you hearing about what the president will say in his very first address? reporter: well, julie, i m told that the speech has been written, though it ll likely be tweaked before he delivers it on tuesday. the u.s. ambassador
into kansas and did an in-person campaign rally last night at a private aviation hangar. polls closed tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time in kansas which means we re watching the results trickle in. even the fact they couldn t just call it at poll closing for the republican, that itself is news in this kind of a race. and this is just one race. we ll see how it turns out. but sometimes these individual races have a national message. 1974 was a famous one. six months before the watergate scandal forced president nixon to resign, the congressional district in michigan that had been gerald ford s congressional district, what the new york times describe as one of the most republican bastions in the country. that district went to a democrat in a special election for the first time since 1910. and that wasn t a forever change. doesn t mean that was a bellwether for what that
poll got publicized. low single digit lead? really? and the republican party started to panic, not just in kansas but nationally. the vice president of the united states and the president of the united states did robocalls in the district. as we reported last night, senator ted cruz of texas flew into kansas and did an in-person campaign rally last night at a private aviation hangar. polls closed tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time in kansas which means we re watching the results trickle in. even the fact they couldn t just call it at poll closing for the republican, that itself is news in this kind of a race. and this is just one race. we ll see how it turns out. but sometimes these individual races have a national message. 1974 was a famous one. six months before the watergate scandal forced president nixon to resign, the congressional district in michigan that had been gerald ford s congressional district wharks, what the new