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Braddock because braddock was your subject. >> tony buba: it was my subject, and i thought, okay, what if i move to los angeles. maybe i get a job in the industry, but what if i get stuck working on love boat my whole life? you know? >> anthony: well, yeah, that would be the nightmare scenario. >> tony buba: yeah, exactly. >> anthony: in the mid-20th century the population of braddock was 20,000. today, it is down to 2,000. more than 40% of whom live below the poverty line. >> tony buba: this is...

Documentaries. i just wanted to capture it, and get some of these characters on film and make them mythical. >> anthony: but, you stayed in braddock because braddock was your subject. >> tony buba: it was my subject, and i thought, okay, what if i move to los angeles. maybe i get a job in the industry, but what if i get stuck working on love boat my whole life? you know? >> anthony: well, yeah, that would be the nightmare scenario. >> tony buba: yeah, exactly. >> anthony: in the mid-20th century...

Support from the states and the federal government every day because of the agreements with the states through the emex were getting sports like states from new york, florida but mainly from the federal government at the beginning because of our ports and airports being compromised and closed, we -- help was slowly getting in, but in the last few days its been a massive support regarding logistics, regarding boots on the ground. certainly, every community has challenges and specifically san juan...

Them. shep? >> shepard: trace gallagher in los angeles. thank you. president trumps long-time personal lawyer michael cone will face questions about russia in a public hearing. thats the new word from senators on the intelligence committee after they called off a closed do you remember interview with him this morning. he recently confirmed that he contacted the kremlin and a trump tower in moscow. catherine herridge has more. >> we expected that cohen would take questions from investigators thre...

Theres no light. theres little power on the island right now. all along that street, theres insurance, a pizzeria, and other stores. only two have a light thats running. the biggest newspaper on the island, "the daily herald," they have power. for them, the power is working. the power company is going house-to-house, one by one, they have to make sure theres no live wires before they turn it on. were fortunate. lets show you whats next in st. maarten. the few lights that are on in the island, th...

Georgia, from augusta, georgia to atlanta, georgia is where what is now tropical storm irma was really visiting its wrath. trees were down about every quarter of a mile there is i great big tree across the road. all the way to atlanta. atlanta, hartsville airport, the worlds busiest hopelessly disrupted today. thousands of flights cancelled. southwest had no flights. delta had a handful. they cancelled over 3,000 flights. rapid transit in atlanta closed. now were down in fort benning, the sprawl...

Streets, many closed -- many a handful of businesses that remain open throughout the day today. couple of gas stations and one or two restaurants kind of catering to those stubborn few who decided they were going to stick around here and wait out the storm. so, it was quite a sign. we also about 30 miles south from where we were on a barrier island, marco island, very popular tourist destination. we caught up with the police chief there just as he was making his final rounds of the everybodying ...

Evacuation was so smoothly. if you happen to be here, its too late. right now, we are probably getting there, shepard, back to you. shepard: update for some of the viewers, the airport, all of the major south airports are currently closed. miami international airport, closed, just as of the last few minutes, southwest florida international airport, used to be southwest regional closed down until mid-week at the earliest and executive airports are closed as well. you cannot get into south by air....

Given what the reports youre hearing now that this storm could go, you know, right over you, the most serious parts of it. would you have made the same decision to stick around? >> oh, no. this is the last one. i plan from now on, two week vacation, we leave before, maybe even three weeks, depending on whats left coming back. but, no, we will not ever stay with one again. >> whats it like in the shelter. if anyone needs medical attention is there any help they can receive there? >> there are som...

Were on the border of hoo miami-dade county. you see the police set up a roadblock. because of the evacuations, they are not letting anybody in who is not a resident. trying to prevent looting or trying to take a advantage of the situation here. he said they havent had to do much. not seeing a lot of activity. theres about 80% of the people who live in the neighborhood beyond these police vehicles. have evacuated. so again the good news here is that people are taking this storm very seriously. a...