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In the south atlantic could only be reached by ship until now there was no other way to get supplies to the islanders but those days are now over. a new airport is about to launch a new each. the last will ship to st helena next on to dublin. in good shape hepatitis the silence can. have a type just a b. c. d. a new many patients dont know that they are infected until the liver goes on strike dr custom let the talks the experts about new treatments and typical risk factors. good shape in sixty m...

Congratulations on your book just released last week. >> yes. ainsley: tell us the story. i know the story about your grandmother. a lot of the people watching might not know it. >> i have shared with you many times the story of what happened on our tiny greek island. i grew up listening to my grandmothers story about how she was one of a group of islanders who risked her life to save a jewish family from nazis. ainsley: did they hide in her house? >> they hid in her house as well as on the prie...

Not. one post familiar with the meeting. the president threw a fit and was really furious after top members of the team and defense secretary jim mattis argued while flawed, the iran nuclear deal offers stability and other benefits. >> three weeks since hurricane maria ravished puerto rico. death toll stands at 45. tens of thousands of islanders have left for the united states mainland. much of puerto rico is still without basic services like electricity, running water, not even a third of the i...

Fema today tweeted that it has 14,000 people on the ground. ive been saying consistently that we need to triple that number. the distribution line of getting supplies out to the hospitals, to the people on a consistent basis is not happening fast enough. some of the images that ive been posting because debris has not been cleaned up theres serious flooding happening in very vulnerable communities. weve had to evacuate sick and elderly people. i was with the mayor last night in one of those commu...

And those things are what led me to realizing that i was going down the wrong path after i started getting in trouble with the law. abuses, slanders, disobedience. >> i think having a clean cell was so important to dennis because it gave him something to do. but it also was something he had control of. oftentimes, especially in a lockdown setting, you dont have control over many things. the one thing dennis did have control of was his cell. >> put these back in order here. without being clean an...

Made when you face a military near fascist regime in iran controlled by theocratic extremists who are determined to have the worlds most dangerous weapon. kelly: not to mention sponsors of terrorism. >> exactly. kelly: ambassador john bolton thank you for weighing in on that. we will continue to follow the developments of this story and see where it all falls out next week. >> thank you. molly: a fox news alert. hurricane nate is expected to strengthen until it makes landfall later on tonight. t...

And this is all material stuff at the end of the day. >> reporter: more than a week after irmas crushing surge, islanders like the clients are adjusting to a new reality. ravaged longer lines, fewer essentials and a future overflowing with uncertainty. >> thank god im okay. but there are others that you see everything has gone. yet they keep on doing whatever needs to be done, standing in line, doing whatever they need to do to keep on surviving. >> governor kenneth map seeking help from all cor...

Longer for folks that live here. while theyre very patient, their patience is being put to the test. they and her mother in survival mode. their spirits high and dry. >> i feel blessed. and weve got life. and this is all material stuff at the end of the day. >> reporter: more than a week after irmas crushing surge, islanders are add gisting, ravaged and battered boats, long lines and a future overflowing with uncertainty. >> thank god, im okay. but there are others that cant come out of the stor...

Her own. she waited hours with her son for medicine at a local hospital. >> i dont know. i cant talk anymore. so devastating. >> reporter: back at the east side community, neighbors seem to be coming together. >> we got to stay here to help the island stand up. we got to rebuild it and make it again. >> reporter: amid the rubble, there are signs of resilience and rebuilding. though these islanders have a long way to go, they are on the path toward restoring their paradise. polo sandoval cnn. >> ...

The islands capital. crippled communications are sending residents to phone and internet businesses, their only hope of connecting with the outside world, picking up a wi-fi signal. not far from here, we found one of guzmans neighbors facing a challenge of her own. >> need prayers. pray for us. pray for us. >> reporter: shamika waited hours with her son for medicine at a local hospital. >> i dont know. i cant talk anymore because its so devastating. ive never seen my country like this. >> report...