44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. The xl bully dog was destroyed at the scene. Police say in order to make sure the safety of the public. We will bring you many developments. Lets turn to the conservative Party Conference in manchester where in just over an hours time, the Prime Minister is expected to confirm that the part of europes biggest Infrastructure Project the h52 high speed rail line connecting london to the north of england will not be built as planned. Costs have risen and the train line, which is already being built from london to birmingham, will not continue onto manchester. Hs2 trains will still run to the city, but on slower existing tracks, defence secretary grant shapps said earlier. The route from birmingham to leeds has already been scrapped. Lets get more reaction about the future of the h52 rail link. Frances read is at euston which is the designated terminus in london. What has the response been
with a money back guarantee. and complete your routine with the olay eye collection. brand power. helping you buy better. hurricane dorian is stalled over the bahamas doing damage to flooding in communities in places where patrick reported before the break there is no high ground. once the hurricane starts moving again, it s expected to come dangerously close to florida s atlantic coast. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for parts of all 11 counties in the state including where randi kaye is on singer island in palm beach county. randi, you re in an evacuation zone there. what s going on? are you feeling, and what s this situation been like all day for you? reporter: it s been a really strange weather day, anderson. right now i m feeling like i m getting pelted by pretty heavy rain coming in, but it s been a
too many places to go in butte county. the issue is people are in tents, we have the heavy rain coming in, and that s going to be an issue as well. let s talk about where we are as far as the camp fire. not much containment through the day today. we had some very gusty winds in the morning. we started at 65%. that s how we ended sunday. i think we re going to do better on monday as a result of the winds beginning to subside. that s going to be a good thing. 150,000 acres, of course, have burned so far we re talking about the most destructive fire in california, the camp fire. this is the improving weather conditions, the area we have, winds subsiding so we re not going to have those 50, 60 mile an hour winds. it was 40s in the morning. that s bad enough. humidity will be on the increase. and we have cooler temps on the way along with the fact we re talking about rainfall. we shouldn t be into these kinds of fires this late into the season in california. where we should be is in the rai
western hemisphere. and bonnie schneider, it seems that in mexico, it seems they have dodged a major bullet, but we are not sure about the rural areas and up in the mountains, but how about texas, it is looking like a bulls eye? you have to see this, because looking at texas and corsicana. and the rainfall of that part of the state and this is what is heading for houston, starting 6:00 this evening to 3:00 tomorrow, we could see rainfall of 3 inches per hour. isolated totals up to a foot. we are not done yet, but look agent a different part tof the state inundated. and corpus christi right now, with the heavy rain coming in, and plenty of moisture from the gulf, and moderate rains increasing as we go through. and you can see a big batch coming in from bay city. moisture streaming in from patricia and so it is not surprising that we are getting
a heavy rain coming in, almost horizontal rain with the winds. a couple palms trees going down at the hotel. damage was minor across all of deep south texas, but we did have localized flooding. brownsville getting 2 1/2 inches of rain, but some areas north of this area having as much as 8 to 10 inches of rainfall. back here on the beach, we can show you how high the water got, with the marker, that s the seaweed. we didn t have any serious issues, you know, as far as tidal surge or erosion, and you get a sense of how big this dune is out here, protecting this beachfront property. not a whole lot of people in town post-labor day. a whole lot of rain from now to thursday. and from here north, the center of circulation heading to san antonio, and early afternoon up to dallas-ft. worth. the whole stretch of the interstate 35 corridor is under a flash flood watch, some go until thursday, all the way up to oklahoma city. so, the wind is dying off, but the memory lingers with plenty of tropic