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Other. Tonight we have Team Coverage, meteorologist Melissa Magee has the latest on the storms path but we will begin with brian taff in naples in the eye of the storm is passing, brian. Reporter walter and sarah this has been a absolutely surreal hour or two hours, here in naples florida right now. Forgive me as lie around as i stay out of the path of flying debris. We just passed through eye wall, the strongest wins of what was a category three hurricane. We clock the wind of a gust of 142 miles an hour. That is stunning. Wind speed by any measure. Things have incredibly calmed down, from that point, in just the last five minutes. That is how quickly this storm is moving. Five minutes ago we could not see those trees behind me, and now as clear as day. Jason, come on out here survey some of the destruction. From what we have seen in just the last, couple of hours, of these incredible, wind speed, that building behind us is part of its roofies torn off. Jason, go ahead, look down. Tho
Jongun little rocket man as north korean leaders say targeting the u. S. Mainland is more inevitable. And, dangerous turn . The crippled dam in puerto rico. Thousands rushing to get to higher ground. And Hurricane Marias new path. The new watch just issued for the east coast. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin tonight with the unescapable headon collision of politics and sports. Many nfl players responding to President Trumps attack on those who kneel in protest during the National Anthem. Similar acts of defiance seen before each game. Players peacefully taking a knee, locking arms, some with fists raised in the air. The Pittsburgh Steelers among the teams choosing not to take the field during the anthem. Trump saying players should be fired or suspended. The nfl commissioner, owners, coaches and players sending a united message. And tonight, new comments from the President Trump. Heres mary bruce. Reporter on this football sunday oh say ca
But he was injured in his last career race. Those are some of the top stories on this monday, august 14th. From abc news, this is world news now. We do say good morning to everybody. We are going to start in charlottesville where that city reeling from the weekends violence. They are hoping for a return to normalcy. Hundreds returned to the park on sunday Holding Signs that said never again and love will always trump hate. And they say the man who plowed his car into them idolized adolf hitler. You see his arrest right there. Abcs Elizabeth Hur is in charlottesville with the latest. Reporter at the scene of terror and chaos in the streets of charlottesville that ended in death and devastation. The city is now sharing messages of unity and condolences for the victims. I want the country to know that the city of charlottesville is a place of extreme compassion. Reporter the suspected driver, 20yearold james alex fields from ohio now sits in jail, charged with murder, meanwhile, the man w