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Heres the storm as we go throughout the day. the green and the yellow is rain. the blue is where its going to be snow. during the day today, no problems. everyone is dealing with rain showers or light rain. 2:00 p.m. today, boston in the rain this afternoon. this evening theres 8:00, were getting toward first pitch of the world series. the storm is actually overhead. some rain to the north and snow, then some rain showers on the backside. theres going to be some rain showers hit and miss in and ...

We believe in sacrifice. we believe in family. we believe in unity. we believe in giving back to our communities. thats what this is all about. thats what makes us different as americans. we believe in giving back to our communities and our families and i think what you start to see in this country is a great division and that division is caused by people intentionally trying to divide us, intentionally trying to divide us. ill give you best example was this young man recently who was in the sto...

Intelligence officials. and showing his true colors, which are not based on humanity, empathy or justice for freedom of the press. >> dorian, where do we go from here? robin wright, the great journalist on npr. the question she has, wheres the body? a big open question looking at preliminary results from the saudis. what happens next as you see it? >> i think we need all of the evidence to come out. i think we need actually journalists to be able to do their jobs unlike mr. khashoggi, unfortunat...

Already named journalists as being the enemy of the people. so dont be surprised when other countries take on journalists, murder them, chop them into pieces and dispose of them. >> why do you think president trump has been so quick to repeat the saudi denials and the saudi cover story? >> hes protecting his backside, plain and simple. he has had a long-time relationship with saudi arabia. no doubt about it. in his own words, you just played those tapes, and he doesnt want this thing to go any f...

Small pockets small they call sleeper cells here so i think those are things that we have to basically clean up on the back side of all of us so again youve heard about the enduring defeat of isis so its not just there are so-called you know physical area that they control in order to prevent a resurgence of i.a.s. local security forces would have to be trained and civilian structures established no one here is willing to say how long this could take where the months or year is where left with t...

The manuals we recovered months earlier on that yacht. >> reporter: here it was, the device they searched for on the boat and couldnt find. >> said, you need to look at the data in this gps. >> reporter: amazing thing. the gps preserved in its memory in infinite detail, its very last trip, it was as follows. may 4th, 2006, at 2:00 p.m., they headed to catalina island, went to the backside where it puttered around aimlessly in the middle of the night, and then returned back to the dock, 6:00 a.m....

In the remnants of isis left there are small pockets small they call sleeper cells here so i think those are things that we have to basically clean up on the back side of all of us so again youve heard about the enduring defeat of isis so its not just there are so-called you know physical area that they can fill in order to prevent a resurgence of i.a.s. local security forces would have to be trained and civilian structures established no one here is willing to say how long this could take where...

In tallahassee. and i spent some time earlier with florida governor rick scott in the emergency management room, and he was worried about things like this. these 40-pound tree limbs, imagine that coming at you 100 miles an hour, hurricane-force winds. the good news in all of this, though, tallahassee did not take the direct hit. the storm sort of curved around tallahassee. but we did see throughout the day tremendous wind gusts, rain bands, and just as i say that, more wind is picking up now. bu...

And i spent some time earlier with florida governor rick scott in the emergency management room, and he was worried about things like this. these 40-pound tree limbs, imagine that coming at ah 100 miles an hour, hurricane-force winds. the good news in all of this, though, tallahassee did not take the direct hit. the storm sort of curved around tallahassee. but we did see throughout the day tremendous wind gusts, rain bands, and just as i say that, more wind is picking up now. but these streets, ...

>> there are thousands of people who stayed in this area. they couldnt get out for many reasons, and it is getting cool here tonight as well. cold, wet in the panhandle of florida. it is going to be a very long recovery, chris. >> ill tell you what, theyll take those mild cold winds on the backside of the storm for a while. you remember what the alternative is. its going to get hot and muggy there. theres no a.c., it could be days and weeks in these more remote areas as we fan out and get away f...