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causing massive destruction. now here at home, hurricane watches and warnings are up in florida as the most recent tracks show hurricane matthew headed right toward the state. good wednesday morning to you. it is 4 a.m. on this october 5. i am daniel miller. julie good morning, i am julie grauert. the weather here at home is quiet and all eyes on the tropics. meteorologist jason brewer is in for shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center tracking hurricane matthew and impact on our weather. good morning. matthew a category 3 hurricane moving just off of cuba to the bahamas. 125-mile-per-hour winds in there and moving to the north at 8 miles per hour. this will take it through the bahamas intensifying against up to a cat 4 and dangerously close to florida. can t even rule out a direct strike there or along the carolinas. then down the road, i am watching a front that has the potential to involve eastward. and the full analysis straight cloud cover and a little fog ....
from. straight ahead, though, at 5:00, we are working on another story. what one of the other bike riders coming through this area just moments after, why he had to make an emotional call to his own wife. we are live in cambridge. fox 25 news. blue skies sunny days. we are in the clear for now. little bit of sunshine reflecting off the camera. kevin is in the storm tracker weather center watching hurricane matthew barreling its way toward florida. to see much from matthew in the next several days. good news for us but extra bad for florida. this storm is intensifying. within the hour i will be getting the latest observation from the national hurricane center. i got to believe it s going to be stronger. it looks like it has a lot of activity around the center of it. the eye is looking more defined. it s moving through the bahamas at a category 3 with at least 120 mile per hour winds. let s hope it s not a category 4. but check out this forecast for 8:00 tomorrow morn ....
maria is a lecturer at the university department of politics and international relations and her most recent book, even though she has been out for a short. lack of time is a book on work correspondence and the research she has done over a number of years because of her interest in foreign conflicts in various parts of the world, so she will share with you today her most recent work interviewing correspondence. thank you. [applause]. hello. thank you so much. thank you for coming. i am deeply grateful for what you ve done. i see one of my favorite people in the world room and that makes extort fairly happy. before i talk about this book, reporting from the danger zone: frintline journalists, their jobs, and an increasingly perilous future and i have to add the type is really small, so if you are my age, you have to get extra thick classes. extra thick glasses. it is about frontline journalists, work correspondence early, but also people who report on authoritari ....
hour and 20 minutes. [applause] thank you very much. can you times you guys hear me? it is on. good morning and thank you for joining us inside this airless windowless room on this beautiful saturday morning. we are here to talk about the presidency, scope and limits of executive power a hallmark recurring defining issue of the 21st century for two presidency so far. we are going to move along because we have an excellent panel and i m sure all of you are deeply familiar with this topic already. the 10,000-foot reminder is that president bush came into office with a very powerful vice president whose experience as chief of times of staff in the four demonstrations after watergate and vietnam and during the church committee had marked him as a strong opponent of executive power and critic of congressional regulation and he used that position of influence in the crisis of the september 11 era to advance, establish precedence as commander-in-chief in wartime ca ....
harassment. congressman jason chaffetz chairs this two hour long meeting. good morning, the committee comes to order and without objection the chair is authorized to call recess. we will have hearing about the national park service. 2016 represents the hundred year since the park service was founded. we find an agency in crisis. we have good, hard working people who do good service for this nation. they serve the public as attending the parks at record numbers but we are having problems. we should be working to increase visitation and providing recreational opportunities to the american people. the mission of the national park service to is honor the values for this generation and future generations. but that doesn t work when you have multiple cases of long-standing employee misconduct that is distracting the agency from the mission. there is no doubt when you hire tense of thousands of people there is going to be bad apples. they will cause disruption and heartache ....