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dangerous here tonight. >> gloria, thank you so much. let's bring in a senior scientist at noaa. tom, what are you most worried about as idalia nears landfall? >> well, i would be most concerned about the storm surge scenario. again, the national hurricane center has put out some very good information on this, which residents really need to heed. >> it seems this is a con influence of horrible events. you have the supermoon, this might be bringing tides to higher heights. the affect of global warming, climate change on the gulf of mexico has made that hotter, which has made the storm stronger. are there any other x factors we should be keep ing ab eye on tht could affect the strength of the
tarnished by their association with trump's desperate attempt to cling to power. they're very liberty now imperiled. that includes people who had reached great heights in their careers, trump's white house chief of staff mark meadows, the former justice department official jeffrey clark. rudy giuliani, once named time magazine's person of the, air widely a mired as america's mayor. lawyers like john eastman, kenneth kyi is where all, jenner -- they could've led prosperous lives, their livelihoods are now in jeopardy for taking part in trump's scheme. meanwhile, all of this has unfolded in atlanta in another state where trump tried to overturn the results of the election. the disgraced ex presidents power over the republican party could not have been more apparent. onstage in milwaukee, for the first primary debate of the season, the majority of the candidates can dip eating to succeed trump as the leader of the grand old party were forced to acknowledge that they would support the election of a convicted felon if it came down to that. it's looking like it could come
it's not how trump and his peeps see it. >> it's not, and that's why we have to crush it. we have to crush the ever living life out of it, because as ruth knows, this does not end well. this does not go to a good place. you're having the hardening of monica. you are having the hardening of authoritarianism. when you have, as you just noted, when someone like vivek just standing there, young, 38-year-old guy, coming out of nowhere, suddenly now propelled to the heights that he is propelled. there is no way in hell this man is going to be president, but that's not the point. the point is they are making the marks on this democracy. every day, they chip away at more and more offense, and the reality for all of us is how much of this are we going to take? where we just say, you know what? we are done with this. we need to put down this iteration of the gop. something else may come later,
of failure. trump's rapid rise in politics it's a reminder and a warning about the corruption of power. trump and his 18 codefendants and fulton county sweeping criminal racketeering case have all now turned themselves into their local police. their reputations haven't been tarnished by their association with trump's desperate temps to cling to power. they are very liberty. now, in peril. that includes people who have reached great heights in their careers, like trite so anti suite of joe, mike meadows, the former justice department official, jeffrey clark, rudy giuliani, once name time magazine's person of the year, widely admired as america's mayor. lawyers like john eastman, kenneth chesebro, sydney powell, jenna ellis, that could've led prosperous lives. but their livelihoods are now into jeopardy for taking part in trump's scheme. meanwhile, it's all of this unfolded in atlanta this week, in another, state where trump tried to overturn the results of the election, the disgraced ex presidents power over the republican party could not have been more apparent.
LEGAZPI CITY: The University of Santo Tomas (UST) here wants to be at par with the big universities in the country, notably those that are based in Manila.No less than the school's newly installed rector, Fr. Edwin Lao, revealed that goal, saying he is envisioning the region's biggest catholic Dominican university as the center of innovation, transformative and academic excellence in Bicol.
than what the staff reported. >> boy, i got to tell you, joe scarborough has co-hone miss to mentioned hair color. more hair changes than lady gaga. i love. this they compared trump to athletes of similar heights and weights on their morning show then gayle king had added this. >> does anyone believe he weighs 215? >> no. >> nobody in this room. if he weighs 215 i weigh 102. >> now, laura, i thought fat shaming was forebaden. imagine if someone put gayle king and say, oprah on the a scale on tv. >> this is the right weight, 16 # .2? >> sure is. [laughter] >> sure is. >> glad i took off my watch. >> so 29 plus the 30% is fat? is that good? >> it's a good place to start. >> look at her face. it's a good place to start.
finally tonight, two athletes who took the concept of team spirit to amazing heights. kristen dalgren reports. >> reporter: at the women's world athletic's championships, the stakes were high in the pole vault. reigning world champ american katie moon massing nina kennedy vault after vault. >> they also desperately want to beat each other. >> reporter: for more than two hours, the bar raised and the two vie for gold. >> another national record! she's over. nina kennedy with tears in her eyes. >> reporter: emotions high. >> katie doesn't succeed here, the gold medal goes to australia. she goes clear. the competition goes on. >> reporter: it looked like things were going to a jump off.
we've got to increase the peace. increase the peace. - when mayor dinkins went to crown heights to try and ease tensions, he was booed and forced to retreat. - i think that too often, many black elected officials have calmed white america by telling them what they want to hear, letting them go to bed feeling everything is cool, and it's not cool. - there was no one truth. the blacks, of course, called that a murder. the jews called it an accident. there were two completely different realities. - david dinkins was trying to please everybody, and he was being pulled in all these different directions, trying to prove that he wasn't just the black mayor. - your mayor works for you. - that's not true. - you've got commissioner brown working for you guys. - dinkins works for the jews. - you guys, come on. what? - similar tensions are simmering in cities across america. legions of young black men and women, unemployed and losing hope, believe they have been abandoned by the larger society,