frankly that is unprecedented in new mexico history. reporter: in arizona crews no closer to containing the tunnel fire. wind-driven flames chewing through 20,000 acres near flagstaff hot, dry, windy weather in the forecast could only make it much worse this year s rain of fire off to an early start and primed to spread steve patterson, nbc news. tonight we re remembering long time utah senator orrin hatch. he died yesterday surrounded by family in salt lake city. he served in the senate for 42 years. the longest of any republican senator in u.s. history he was born into poverty and became a crusader for conservative causes advising seven presidents and helping build a conservative majority on the supreme court. he reached across the aisle to help pass measures like the children s health insurance program and the americans with disabilities act he is survived by his wife and six children. orrin hatch was 88
new york a a a into vermont and new hampshire. that is an area where we could experience anywhere from a quarter to a half an inch of ice. check out what can happen. quarter inch of ice accumulation creates dangerous travel conditions, obviously. but when you start talking about a quarter to a half an inch, tree limbs with can break and of course that can take down power quite easily and make things very difficult for people. that s the latest weather. my guys are hoping we might see some snow in atlanta this month. we ll wait and see. fingers crossed. residents are finally returning home on spain s lapalma island. cnn s michael holmes has more on what will be a long and costly cleanup operation. reporter: blue skies once again over spain s la palma island. officials say the rain of fire from the island s volcano that rumbled to life in mid-september
there s a sea of distance opposite us i m sitting on a terrace in twilight it s peaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep on trouble that s when i was 8 france s age germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades. yvonne when your mother was born in 1969 the wall was already 8 years old and you know my grandchildren were born after the wall fell born in a rain of fire in june of 1 the full time a time of great joy. 3 generations of one family on a journey through recent german history. a little bit. more slowly and costs starts november 6th on d w. this
of give him the leverage he needs internally to make his case. you have secretary pompeo on that side, jeanna haskell at the cia apparently urging actions. the president is really torn as always on foreign policy, on one hand the urge against endless wars. he has sort of always with a few notable exceptions been very hesitant about getting involved in foreign conflicts and far away lands especially in the middle east, stuff that he doesn t view as america first. but he also hates to be seen as someone who is weak, as someone who is pushed around on the world stage. you can look back to even his presidency where he did authorize tomahawk missile strikes in syria, for instance, in the early months. and when he felt kim jong un of north korea was disrespecting him he promised a rain of fire and fury. of course that has shifted.