but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. this is going to be bad. cuba, haiti, bahamas in the bull s-eye. a devastating hurricane pummels the caribbean. dangerous category 4 storms winds of 145 miles per hour. authorities bracing your potential humanitarian disaster. destruction will be catastrophic. i ve legally used the tax laws to my benefit. and to the benefits of my companies. his supporters said it just shows he s a genius. what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in the first place? illinois suspended $30 billion in bank activity with wells fargo s phony account scandal. the russian government trying to end the war in syria. russia and the syrian regime have chosen to pursue a military course. a fast moving wildfire has forced the evacuation of a small could colorado community. ashes everywhere. a television cameraman is being hailed as a hero for rescuing a woman in a wreck. a bicyclist
greg argos joins us live from haverford township, delaware county. good afternoon, greg. reporter: good afternoon there jim and rahel. this event was supposed to start around 11:45 but like many of these events little bit late right now. what s different here in haverford, pennsylvania, we re at the community rec and environmental center. you can see the setup here for a family town hall this is much different than a rally type environment around 500 people or so are inside this community center right now. hundreds more outside ticketed guests who are right now being turned away. we re expecting hillary clinton, of course, to come here on stage along with her daughter and u penn graduate and actress elizabeth banks. they ll be talking family questions, of course, talking jobs for families. the economy for families. health insurance, a like. this comes just one day after hillary clinton held two rallies in ohio talking about similar topic as well as donald trump s taxes. we
the storm in the port au prince. the hurricane, and flood throughout the that it. fierce wind, downpours pounded island submerging coastal areas to the south and causing severe flooding. reporter: across the island in the dominican republic the deluge trooped multiple inches of rain forcing cars to drive, through the flood. in gentleman make at effects of matthew have been felt, this road was washed away in a mud slide. along the eastern coast of the cuba people were urged to head for higher ground, more than 300,000 people have reportedly been evacuated. matthew directly impacts florida there will be massive destruction we have not seen in years. reporter: florida governor rick scotties taking no chances declaring a state of emergency. once this storm comes we can now put our first responders in harms way. we must leave before it is too late. we cannery build home, rebuild a business you cannot rebuild a life. reporter: nor carolina governor path mcrory, declar
moments in v.p. debates. i think senator dole has richly earned his reputation as a hatchet man tonight by implying and stating thatted world war ii and the korean war were democratic wars. this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: one of the most powerful hurricanes in nearly a decade is battering haiti and the dominican republic tonight, and there is great concern that it could hit the united states later in the week. hurricane matthew, a category 4, is packing winds as high as 145 miles an hour. matthew is blamed for at least nine nine deaths. the eye of the storm is navigating the win ward passage between haiti and cuba. the u.s. navy military prison at guantanamo bay is being battered. the u.s. has sent disaster teams to the region, including jamaica, where we find mark strassmann tonight. reporter: just after 7:00 a.m., hurricane matthew blasted into haiti s southwestern tip, punishing rains, and winds of 145 miles per hour uprooted trees and swept
with the cessation of hostilities is demonstrated by intensified attacks target of critical infrastructures such as hospitals. a russian foreign ministry spokesperson says the u.s. was trying to shift the blame to her country. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and sergey lavrov have been speaking to try to keep the cease-fire alive. the civil war in syria has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced over 10 million. the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility for two attacks in the country on monday. the suicide bomber killed at least 30 people. syria state news agency says the attacker detonated an explosive device at a wedding. 90 others were injured. a leading kurdish party figure was among those killed. the islamic state group released a statement on the internet which says they targeted the gathering of kurds. it seems retaliation. they took over a town that had been under the control of the islamic state group. the militants are also cla
slumps to its lowest level against the dollar in 31 years. that is over the latest comments from the british prime minister on brexit. more on that coming up at 15 past the hour. story ourve top story, live from paris. welcome, everyone. happy to have you with us live from paris. the european parliament has just backed the paris deal to fight climate changege. the paris agreement that was backed by nearly 200 nations a year ago will help guide a radical shift by the world economy away from fossil fuels, in a way in an effort to floods.e, for more on what has happened irvinelet s bring in eve . how important is this vote today? the vote in parliament is part of the ratification process by the european union, to the parliament has agreed to the agreement, which is a positive step. 610 votes are in favor of going ahead. have the eu to membership eight s also sign off on it, which normally would take 48 hours. hopefully we are fast tracking, making it a written procedure. t
witith justst over a month until election day the new york , times reports donald trump tax records show he could have avoided taxes for nearly two decades, the times found we ll get the details from three-time pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter david barstow and we ll also be joined by david cay johnston, another pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter. his biography of donald trump titled, the making of donald trump and his latest story for the daily beast is headlined art o of the steal. then it s a grim fact of american life on an average day, seven children and teens die from gun violence. now a new book takes a closer look at the lives of 10 young people, ages 9 to 19, who died on a single day november 23, 2013. o on this pararticular day, m pretetty sure i didn t get anyy suicides. seven were african american, to dub b were latino, one was whit. a sleleepoverd from rural stairwell, texas, michigan off a dirt road. amy: we ll speak with jo
hello and welcome. you are lacking france 24. watching france 24. thousands forced to flee as hurricane matthew slams into haiti. ,t is set to hit the capital port-au-prince, but some are refusing to leave their homes for fear of losing them. we must make our correspondent in haiti in a few moments. syria.not giving up on john kerry says the united states will seek another way to end the conflicts since cooperation with russia falls apart. clinton s running ma
recent recent boost in the polls. tim kaine takes on donald pence laterike tonight. laura: hurricane matthew has slammed into haiti, bringing with it winds of up to 145 miles per hour. the category four storm is the strongest and hit the caribbean decade.nd almost a one meter of rain is expected on the island, raising the prospect of flash floods and landslides. thousands have already moved to emergency shelters, but some are reportedly refusing to leave their homes. for the latest, we can go to the capital, port-au-prince. what can you tell us at this stage? the hurricane has killed already to people and two others have been injured. authorities tell me that more than 200 houses have been demolished. it could be more than that, because the authorities tell me it is not possible for them to reach the south of the country, which is the area where hurricane matthew has been the strongest. they are waiting for some news in the area, and they are very , anded about the situat
witith justst over a month until election day the new york , times reports donald trump tax records show he could have avoided taxes for nearly two decades, the times found we ll get the details from three-time pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter david barstow and we ll also be joined by david cay johnston, another pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter. his biography of donald trump titled, the making of donald trump and his latest story for the daily beast is headlined art o of the steal. then it s a grim fact of american life on an average day, seven children and teens die from gun violence. now a new book takes a closer look at the lives of 10 young people, ages 9 to 19, who died on a single day november 23, 2013. o on this pararticular day, m pretetty sure i didn t get anyy suicides. seven were african american, to dub b were latino, one was whit. a sleleepoverd from rural stairwell, texas, michigan off a dirt road. amy: we ll speak with jo