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brewing but it's just not happening right at this moment. so the rain has calmed down and the winds have also calmed down. i'll point out where we are. you can see tampa bay in the background here. that bridge goes over into harbor island which is one of the many areas that do have the mandatory evacuation in place. you'll notice the waves just underneath that bridge there. it almost looks a little bit deceiving because of how much light there is. it's giving you a bit of a visual of some of the waves that are still kind of moving because of their being some wind and right on queue, there we go, there's back to the rain. so this is, again, an area just along the bay right here where that storm surge threat has really been the topic of conversation, the focus of it, i should say, because as close as we are to this area despite the fact we're not along the bay where you are, bob, or along the coast, i should say, this is an area that sees a couple different things. the storm surge very likely on the lower end of the area. in fact, the fact that we've had
i'm now on a train journey to belgium and then to luxembourg and then to france and then to calais and then a ferry and then dover and then london and then bed and a cup of tea. here— bed and a cup of tea. at here bed and a cup of tea. at liverpool airport, lots of flights here at liverpool airport, lots of flights running on time but at other airports, _ flights running on time but at other airports, still delays and a long queue — airports, still delays and a long queue of— airports, still delays and a long queue of people having to re—book tickets _ london becomes the world's largest pollution charging area, as the expanded ultra low emission zone comes into force overnight. a place at uni, but no place to live. a warning that a shortage of student housing in some cities is going to get worse. in sport — on the money in new york. britain's lily miyazaki doubles her earnings for the season with a first ever win at a grand slam in the us open first round. good morning, today and tomorrow will be days of bright spells and
the advice from just about every airport is check before you travel which is what they are saying here in liverpool, manchester and london airports. the problem was fixed within a few hours but they say it could take days for everything to be in the right place because you have planes in the wrong place, passengers in the wrong place and pilots in the wrong place. behind me, this is the departure hall at liverpool airport. that queue behind me is not for the check—in desk but the booking desk. that is people whose flights have been cancelled, significantly delayed, who decided they need to rebook. normally the queues go in the other direction. i chatted to people and they are resigned to the fact that they will have to find alternative arrangements this morning. the airlines, british airways talking about significant and unavoidable
airline refund is used for any extra reasonable cost that you have incurred because of your flight was delayed or cancelled, so the important thing for all passengers is to hang onto those receipts, to try if you can to get in touch with yourairline, but try if you can to get in touch with your airline, but that's very difficult, we know, for a lot of passengers at the moment, there is a very big queue perhaps try to see one or two members of staff. find i one or two members of staff. and i think the one or two members of staff. and i thinkthe point— one or two members of staff. and i think the point to _ one or two members of staff. and i think the point to make _ one or two members of staff. and i think the point to make here - one or two members of staff. and i think the point to make here is that this couldn't have happened at a worse time, it happened on a bank holiday here in the uk but also the tail end of the summer holidays, school holidays for many people not only in the uk but around the world. exactly. and that actually makes it crucial for a lot of people to get home, so often if there is a delay and people say, well, you will have to spend an extra night, you need to wait until the next available flight, that's not necessarily a huge problem, peoplejust an inconvenience but it is not the end of the world whereas if people are
- and we knew where the gates were, and we knew which gates the taliban were at, and which ones they weren't. there's a gas station on the backside of the kabul airport. the girls are waiting at the gas station until their turn in the queue comes up, in order to go into the airport. (tense music) (sadaf speaks in foreign language) (banin speaks in foreign language) (sadaf speaks in foreign language) (tense music)
adams has never lever to pull there is no trite shelter. i can't take any more people here overwhelming the cities in every single burrow. >> you saw that video of curtis, he was out there with the microphone. >> steve: before he was arrested. >> third time in less than two weeks handcuffed protesting migration. last week he was arrested on staten island and before that on august 16th in queens and over the weekend at gracy manchin. these migrants have jumped the queue. if i were a fighting and you gave me the opportunity to jump the queue and stay in a hotel and three square meals and more than the homeless born in america have or the veterans down on their luck have. you are damn right i'm going to keep coming. there was a huge brawl, too. i think we have that video they are throwing bunches.
maybe we'll get answers this weekend. >> it's hard to imagine something as large as what you're describing goes undetected in a lake for a great amount of time, but maybe we should understand the lake. how big is loch ness, how deep is loch ness? >> okay. so it's 23 miles in length and if i was to tell you that the entire population of the world could be submerged in loch ness, that would then give you the idea of the sense of volume of water we're talking about. i mean, we're very fortunate. we've got 100 pounds of ice on loch ness this weekend. we're only going to scratch the surface. >> how deep? >> 227 meters at the deepest point. >>s that's pretty deep. >> if you find anything, paul, you better let us know, all right? >> you'll have to join the queue. we're inundated with press
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