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Police in germany have made an arrest following a frightening stabbing free in munich. a man appearing to be about 40 years old attacked six people with a knife, four of them were wounded but not seriously. authorities are not saying if the man they arrested is indeed the suspect and the motive for the assaults remains unclear. today marks the 31st day since hurricane maria devastated puerto rico and the situation is still extremely dire. power is out for more than 80% of the island and it cou...

Evaluating several spots that are harmful. chemical cale tainted water source on the northern coast of puerto rico well put that out on our facebook page. the other thing weve been hearing this week is money. this notion that rather than receiving grants which is what is going to texas and florida, that puerto rico should have to get loans. >> right. >> that again is a double standard of how people in virgin islands are being treated. were getting loans as opposed to grant assistance. puerto ric...

Especially towards mobile bay and we see the flooding like we just saw where rick is. all along biloxi, even towards florida. the storm has moved onshore. winds at 70 miles an hour, sustained and will weaken rapidly throughout the day today because now its over land. the loss of water source however in tornadoes. we do have a tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning and will pull up throughout the appellation peer the appellation. we will see some pretty significant flooding to run off i...

There. the teams have been going in. the media kept back for obvious reasons. but we have video showing those rescuers at work close up. on the top of the rubble, the highly skilled experienced teams picking delight. then you haved the human exphaints of workers who take bucket after bucket of debris from the scene as they slowly pull away the layers of the onion. among the teams up there is a u.s. team. the los angeles county fire department urban search and rescue team. i caught up with the te...

One, right where we are now, in downtown mexico city. i spoke to chief dennis cross, who is their team leader, and he said absolutely, they are not giving up yet. listen here. >> the will of somebody to live outweighs anything else. a human being can survive for a number of days, especially if they have a water source, if they are in an area where its a void space and they have some source of water, bottled water, rainwater, as we saw in haiti, we pulled victims out of the rubble between 7 and 9...

Void space and theyve got some source of water, bottled water, rain water as we saw in haiti, we pulled victims out of the rubble between 7-9 days that had a water source. we never give up because we know there are miracles. >> reporter: and this is a true international effort, arthel. obviously, the mexican authorities taking the lead here, and they have very, very highly skilled teams but as well as the u.s. teams, there are teams here from israel, from japan, from chile. so this is a real int...

For obvious reasons, but earlier today we were able to get a little closer, and take a look at this video. you can see just what a painstaking operation it is. those highly skilled, very determined crews using basically just their hands to claw away layer after layer of rubble. they dont want to bring in heavy machinery, because that could disturb huge blocks of concrete and bring them crashing down on anybody who may, may still be surviving in there. it is a long shot but, obviously, they are n...

Smacked. and at the top of the hour i noticed a shift from atlanta which may keep them out of some of the strongest winds but they are still in the worst god rant. after that the storm loses some strength. then when it moves up towards tennessee the model is like harvey, there is nothing steering it. that makes us think its going on the hanging around and dropping copious amounts of rain but we think its going to be dried up by then and it wont have the water source. we have got to get back and ...

Water source and it will start to wobble somewhat and were still trying to gather exactly the movement of time, hour by hour as it makes its way northward. were not going to see the strongest wind gusts create much damage, but you know, it gusted over 75, 75 miles per hour and its possible from orlando all of the way to tallahassee. governor nathan deal has put up a state of emergency, and theyll see tropical storm force winds possibly around 50. but again, the radar is telling everything right ...

The storm surge sets in as the eye wall passes to the north. right now the winds are offshore, bringing the water source away from the coastline. once the eye travels through that region on sunday, the winds are going to change and thats going to bring the waters right back along the coast. >> absolutely. absolutely. derek van dam there for us. keep us posted on what you are seeing there and the conditions on the ground in miami beach. and michael, it doesnt matter which way you slice this, th...