florida s gulf coast. plus, the firing of james comey, called the biggest mistake in modern political history. what you did not see in the interview on last night s 60 minutes. now, a look at today s eye this is truly an eye wall, full force of force. tropical storm irma marches through florida. we re still getting heavy conditions here. even though irma s now downgraded to a tropical storm, don t sort of let your guard down. irma has spared virtually no one. there is flooding and extensive property damage but it will take days to understand the full impact. now is not the time to return just yet. they ve got a big clean-up effort under way. president trump has approved a major disaster declaration for the entire state of florida. this is a big monster. i think we re very well coordinated. september 11th, 16 years later. we remember what happened to the families who continue to grieve to this day. someone said you described the firing of james comey as
places. hello everyone, robin adams for you. we have the updates of the champions league action. and also ahead in the program, china s football evolution continues as they sign a multi millio million-dollar deal with a super league club. hello there, a warm welcome. first to turkey where at least 28 people have been killed in an explosion in the capital of ankara. the blast appeared to be caused by a car bomb. the vehicle was carrying military personnel and stopped at a traffic light president erdogan is vowing retaliation. the heart of turkey s capital rocked by a massive explosion. and only four months after the last deadly bomb attack in the city. the governor of ankara said that this blast had been caused by a car bomb, the target, a convoy of military vehicles passing close to the parliament and the country s military headquarters. initial signs indicate that maybe the pkk may be behind the attack. the effort is to put fear in our citizens minds. they re aiming
nine hours now, we want to make sure you are up to speed. a u.s. official confirmed at least one suitcase bomb detonated at the airport in brussels at about 3:00 this morning, our time. that s 8:00 over there. that left at least 11 people dead. the airport is now closed and officials say they do not know when it will reopen. less than an hour later, another explosion hit the metro station outside the european union offices. at least 15 people were killed and 55 injured. michelle: the most recent death is at least 31. nbc details. brussels went into lockdown this morning after a series of explosions rocked the airport and subway in what appears to be a coordinated attack. a small blast we held a small blast of air and we heard the metro immediately stopped, the light turned off, the engine a message went over saying there line. officials raged the raise the terror level and advised locals to stay indoors after the blast. belgium s federal prosecutors said one of the
play suspended. thunder storms and soaring temperatures cause havoc at the australian open. today was supposed to be about international justice finally dealing with the asass nation of hav eke harr eerie. then this happened. a car bomb in northern lebanon. an attack in a hezbollah stronghold. a suicide bomber detonated his explosives near a local government building, killing three, wounding dozens of others. thousands away. the trial of hezbollah have begun. we are going to go live to james bay, diplomatic effort at the trial. first to zeina khodr. e reached hermell where the explosion was. can you describe the scenes for us. the explosion was in the major center of the city, targetting the square. three civilians were killed. another explosion, another time when civilians paid the price. lebanese officials are linking the attack to the war in syria. this is considered to bea hezbollah stronghold. it has come under repeated attacks in recent months. according to peop
to increase the pressure on their manager. it wouldn t be a lockdown without captain tom. he s back with a new walking campaign to help the lonely. good morning. mr and good morning. mrand wagnerto good morning. mr and wagner to watch out for this morning, particularly in southern areas but there will be some brightness and i will put that altogether in about ten minutes and fog to watch out for. it s thursday the 5th november. our top story. the result of the us election remains in the balance, as votes continue to be counted in key battleground states. this joe biden is inching closer to victory after claiming michigan overnight, with reports suggesting he will take more key states today. but the trump campaign is taking legal action in several areas, calling for counts to be stopped as our north america correspondent, ben wright reports. there are still millions of votes to count, and this presidential race is not decided. in georgia, donald trump kept the narrowest of