But these are the ones who married into the isis cult. And their surroundings seem much more comfortable. These are blankets from the u. N. We took a mat, and we grouped together and have coffee here in the evening to try to talk together, to help one another. Reporter in rouge camp, Kimberly Pullman is trying to seem normal. James. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Reporter shes a u. Scanadian woman who joined isis. Now shes waiting for a nation she left to take her back. The tent is nothing like ive seen in syria. Satellite tv. Heating. Even little mementos of home. A stark contrast to the hellish conditions most refugees endure. Pullman is keen to show shes not radicalized, not a threat. She blames her time in isis on her husband. How did you meet . We met online. He was a really vibrant, very alive, very knowledgeable, very relaxed kind of human being. Certainly not what you would have expected if you think of the word terrorist. Reporter like many of those who joined from the we
Now so as you step out we feel temperatures in the upper 40s and it warms up through the day with sunshine. So in for another springlike day. Well talk more what is ahead coming up. Mike, youre seeing calm on the roadways. Very calm right now. Green sensors as you would imagine all over the bay. I want to call out the trivalley because folks who got the nbc bay area push alert heard about the closure in Pleasanton Sunol but that is cleared since about 2 30 this morning so no problem for the trivalley. 680 getting a clean slate to start the morning and a mild build out of the altamont pass. Highway 4 out of antioch and off the carquinez bridge and down to the bay bridge toll plaza and we do have cash lanes built up over the last 10 minutes. Ill track this hopefully as they get more cash lanes and two closed on this side and things will start to ease up. Well follow this. Back to you. The search is on for a killer after a woman is found dead in a home in southeast foothill. Today in the
A murder mystery that goes right to the top the Prime Minister of the african kingdom of this to be charged with killing his a strange wife. And as the Berlin Film Festival gets underway we turn the spotlight on a film adaptation in which literature itself is taking part. Im brian thomas great to have you with us today. People here in germany have been holding vigils for the 10 killed by a suspected far right extremist in the western city of hanno authorities have a dent a fire the attacker as a 43 year old German National prosecutors are treating the killings as an act of domestic terrorism. Or people have been coming together to mourn the victims and also to call for action. I fear and disbelief in how no people gather to stand up to hate and xenophobia one of the mourners germanys president. Bush the younger than i did him and im standing with people who are threatened by hate and violence and fear together we stand side by side downs are against violence and language and that degra
countless homes have been destroyed and rain just won t let up. it has been catastrophic rain that just won t stop. we ve seen that last tail of the storm linger over the island and continue to dump excessive amounts of rain. the first responders, the local responders, the responders of the government of puerto rico are not able to get out and help those that need it or assess the damage. parts of puerto rico are still recovering from the damage inflicted, of course, by hurricane maria in 2017 and it appears fiona could be even more destructive. pedram javaheri is tracking the storm from the cnn weather center in atlanta. what s the weather update, pedram? reporter: major hurricane, category 3 with 100-mile-an-hour winds. it s not far away from cochran town, capital of turks and caicos. it is passing across the region right now. you ll notice very symmetrical. a wind field that expands 150 miles away from the center where tropical storm forced winds are still going to b
bermuda before moving out to sea. let s get right to puerto rico. you just got back from touring some of the serious damage with the national guard. what all did you see? reporter: we actually got our first chance to get into the interior part of the island. we went where we could see mud slides were blocking the road and keeping some communities out there isolated so we went in with the national guard as they tried to clean that up. where i am right now, ana, we are in the southern part of the island and the cleanup here continues. take a look at the mud on the van as the cars go by what folks in an area that was completely inundated just a few days ago are dealing with now and that is because of the water. let s talk about the power because that s something that the governor just addressed minutes ago in a press conference. he says that he feels pretty confident that a good chunk of the island will have power by the end of tomorrow. one exception the south where we are ri