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defends a former white house aide the qs of domestic violence angry protests so far as far to suspend its election campaign in colombia. and the space x. rockets ahead fears in russia that their legacy could be under threat. and i m tatiana doha with all the sports will have more from pyongyang including the court of arbitration for sport for jack to the last minute appeals of forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were waiting to be allowed to compete and more later in the program. a very warm welcome to the news hour the u.s. vice president mike pence turned a call childer to the sister of the north korean leader as the winter olympics got underway in pyongyang chang but as nuclear tensions simmered south korea s leader did break the diplomatic ice shaking hands with kim jong that s a good name reports now from south korea. a step towards reconciliation for the first time since the korean war more than half a century ago a member of north korea s ruling family i ....
temperatures. baker beach where it s normally mid 70s, hit 99 degrees today. incredible. across the bay, the thermometer tipped out at 100 degrees. and the real heat hit farther inland. can t forget about the heat down in the south bay. let get a look at the current conditions with a guy that s been busy this week. san francisco breaks its all- time record of 104. last time it hit 100 degrees in san francisco was 18 years ago. wow. but listen to this, 104 in downtown san francisco. the all-time high, 106. the record it broke? 106 years old. when you break records by 3 degrees, all-time records falling. at least san francisco now. the records are kept there. as it sinks, the further it sinks, the more it warms. places that are the most low- lying will typically get the highest heat because they have the most room for the air to sink. air warms at 5 degrees per ,000 feet. it cools for 3 degrees at per thousand feet going up. let s see what we ve got out ther ....
firing on james comey comes just days after he testified on capital hill about the handling of hillary clinton s e-mail investigation. president obama appointed comey in 2013. it s a ten-year term. that s going to be cut short. tom fitzgerald joins us with the very latest on this. we talked about 30 minutes ago about whether whetht this came as a surprise to comey and the whole intelligence commit. reporter: apparently it was a complete surprise. they were notified this by journalists tonight and they had not themselves learned of this. this letter that was apparently sent by president trump to fbi james comey tonight. now, the term gets thrown around a lot in washington. let s be clear about this. this is a bombshell. it was no secret in washington that the white house had not been happy with james comey, but to go the extra simply nothing less than a stunning development. now, ostensibly the reason being given tonight is that the white house is expressing displeasure ....
tomorrow, but not where it is not a concern. very much a concern. 69 foot storm surge. on the storm time line east of saint augustine, north, northwest at 12 miles an hour, probably comes briefly ashore at beaufort, charleston, south carolina and rise up towards myrtle beach and wilmington and it will go back to the south and avoid places nor particular. but look at this rain. 6-10 inches. not a good situation, inland and coastal flooding likely through the carolinas tonight and tomorrow. the storm already ripping through the bahamas, taking off roofs and homes in the path of destruction, evan has more. reporter: early thursday morning, hurricane matthew, a nassau. for hours, the town is pelted. when it was all said and done, extenseive damage. it was basically one hundred mile-an-hour wind. reporter: everywhere you look, trees are down. that s not even the worst part, the southern part of the island quickly flooded. cars were crushed. that marina rocking in the w ....
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