homes in pieces and floating away, and train tracks left with nothing left to support them. the dam on the verge of failing. is it about to get worse before it gets better? our team live in the flood zone tonight. also, 70 million remain under heat advisories, from california to south florida. we ll show you what it s like living and working in triple-digit heat. so how long will it last? al roker standing by. plus, the slow-moving disaster near los angeles. a landslide taking a dozen homes and threatening even more. what s behind it. overseas, ukraine s president zelenskyy coming face-to-face with nato leaders, demanding his war-torn country be admitted to the alliance. this as he s about to meet with president biden. golf under fire. pga tour officials face intense criticism from congress over plans to merge with the saudi-backed golf tour. 9/11 families at the hearing. the growing malaria scare. mosquitos carrying the infectious disease, detected in the u.s. for
Air and road traffic has been badly affected for the second consecutive day on Wednesday due to inclement weather in Kashmir as intermittent snowfall was reported from most parts of the valley over the past 24 hours.
Sea after leaving catastrophic white house or director flooding in north carolina. it made landfall on the outer banks with a category 1 cuchinelli has put out of hurricane. proportion about this county. it dumped nearly 14 inches of rain in some areas. they say we have to end the the coast guard delivering food sanctuary policies in order to and supplies to the hundreds keep americans safe in their own stranded. counties, in their own country. at least 43 deaths are blamed on another hot topic when it dorian in the bay ah h the bahae comes to immigration right now is mexico. mexico announced a 56% drop in the number of migrants arriving before and after pictures sew at the southern border in the the devastation on the island last he three months, directly nation. related to the president s a woman falls 500 feet to policies, the fact he put her death while hiking at pressure on mexico, threatening tariffs initially. he got l them to do a lot of yosemite national park. she was clim
Sergeant first class ellis ortez if you give me a check for ed, it might not make it. that s why they gave it to me. for other people the economy is pretty good right now. died in the attack on tuesday. they want to pass along the check. the august jobs report came out, it showed that despite a lot of hurricane dorian now heading out pessimism that some may be to sea after leaving pushing, the labor force catastrophic flooding in north carolina. the category 1 storm making participation is up. landfall on the state s outer african american unemployment, banks. winds gusting over 100 miles per that rate fell to the lowest in hour and dump ping nearly history. more people are working. 14 inches of rain in some areas. they re getting paid more. the coast guard using and black unemployment, people helicopters to deliver food and supplies to the hundreds who have been left behind too stranded. at least 43 deaths are blamed on often, in too many places, are dorian in the bahamas with
Ocracoke island swallowed friday by flash flooding. dorian storm surge forcing waters to rise seven feet in two hours. washing away cars. hundreds stranded in need of rescue. the coast guard bringing medical help and supplies. the punishing winds in nags head strong enough to blow off the roof of this beach front building. it s bad. it s a pretty big piece of something to be flying around in the air. reporter: and south of the outer banks recovery and progress after a reported 20 tornadoes tore through homes turning communities inside out. power crews with their work cut-out, trying to restore what they can. the wind and rain of dorian has moved out. but the impact of the storm still being felt. now, jo, this is actually a closer look at that roof we