whitaker lee across wales in south—west england. bbc local radio station will keep you update. a blustery day, right across the country. dusty winds a heavy showers containing hail and thunder. spells of sunshine, and a decidedly cool feel to the weather. gusty winds. dry day on tuesday, but very strong winds on tuesday night, sunny spells and heavy showers on wednesday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3.30: hurricane irma slams into the florida keys with winds up to 130 miles per hour. more than 6 million people have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm inches closer to the mainland. the hurricane is predicted to create a catastrophic storm surge, which could be up to 15 feet high in places. we have also got these torrential rains which are causing flood warnings across this region, on top of the deadly storm surge that is almost certainly going to happen. cuba was battered overnight. there's been "significant damage" as the recovery process begins. in other news: officials in mexico say at least 90 people are now known to have died in thursday's earthquake

whitaker lee across wales in south—west england. bbc local radio station will keep you update. a blustery day, right across the country. dusty winds a heavy showers containing hail and thunder. spells of sunshine, and a decidedly cool feel to the weather. gusty winds. dry day

boulevard northbound near whitaker. we had the outer drive blocked for construction but that should be cleared soon. the burlington bristol bridge construction is causing alternating traffic patterns and that's going to be any moment thousand that they'll be clearing in that direction. the betsy ross bridge we've got the right lane blocked and that should be clearing shortly as well. matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing this morning, rescues continue at this hour for any survivors in that massive 7.1 magnitude earthquake that struck central mexico. let's go a live picture. this is probably somewhere in mexico city or in one of the near suburbs as rescues continue at this hour. they have the lights out there. it's 4:03 in the morning, mexico city time t they've been working ever since the quake struck yesterday afternoon using shovels and maybe even sifting through this rubble by hand trying to find anyone who may still be alive. >> again, they are going through that rubble and debris looking for people unde

in tallahassee, florida, tali, landon, and brayden whitaker made messages of hope. >> we have raised over $1,000, and i just hope that this will help them. >> reporter: this new york city family sold baked goods. they raised over $500 and sold out in a few hours. >> $2 for a pastry! >> how about i just give you a donation? >> get your lemonade here. >> reporter: outside portland, maine, adria byther and abby bartlett set up a lemonade stand. >> people were injured. all the homes were flooded and it was just really sad, so we kind of wanted to make a difference. okay. would you like your change back? >> no thanks. >> okay. here you go. have a nice day. >> it's great to see people actually, like, really caring about this subject as much as me, and adria. >> reporter: a day of giving, a day of hope. >> and there still is time to help on this day of giving. text the word, harvey, to 90999 to contribute $10 to the red cross or you can visit abcnews.com for other ways to help. thank you so much for giving and thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas. we want to leave you with this image toni

the daughter stephanie whitaker spotted the video a pilot posted online. she thought she saw a land slide below her parent's home. desperate she turned to facebook and mobilized a network of friends to contact congressman, fema, the department of defense and the red cross. >> the official channels didn't work. >> to seventh day with word, supplies had run out. delirious with exhaustion, the only choice is venture out with the debris and the downed wires to find help. at that moment, knock at the door. f.b.i. agent in a jeep there to rescue them. >> i go to st. john every year. so i knew exactly where the house was. >> glen arrest chur heard about the smith fight the night before. his wife saw the plea for help. archer is the executive director of the national fusion center association created after 9/11. 79 fusion centers bring law enforcement agencies together to share information in a crisis. >> we help solve crime and stop terrorist attacks every day. i tell stories all day long about people being rescued. this is the first time i ever did it. kimberly:

christopher whitaker join us this morning. good morning. what are we expecting to hear today from the ecb? >> good morning, cheryl. today i think anything on the tapering announcement itself is unlikely to come today. we are expecting the ecb to lay the groundwork for what's expected to be an announcement potentially at the next meeting and a cobra. mario draghi has made clear they will make a decision. they've been buying bonds for quite a long time since march 2015, going about 60 billion euros every month in the eurozone economy getting a lot better this year. it's been one of the real success stories. unemployment coming down. the difficulty for the ecb president and board of governors is the fact inflation has remained stubbornly low. another headache is the euro is up about 14% against the dollar this year. that is potentially an issue because it creates a downward pressure on inflation when it makes imports less expensive when you have currency at home. he needs to look at that. people expecting some clues as to whether the currency

. >> the shooting happened on june 8th on whitaker and officer parnell stopped jones. >> he felt a gun in his waist band, and he pulled his gun and told the male not to move but the male kept reaching under his hoody and broke free from the officer and pulled the gun from his waist band. >> that pernell attempted to fire his weapon but it jammed. and he then ran off and then pernell cleared the jam, and fired two more times and hitting him. the first attempted shot justified but once jones ran away the 12 year veteran should have taken cover and assessed the situation. it shows jones clearly didn't have his weapon. and ross acknowledged that it appears that pernell believe that jones was armed. >> just because you had an opportunity and had the right to fire at one point during and encounter doesn't mean you have the same right to do so flute throughout the encounter. >> pernell shot another suspect but that did not play in the decision. and they are handling the decision and they had no comment and attempts to reach the officer were unsuccessful. live outside, chad pradelli, channel 6

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. >> reporter: houston police officer tim whitaker has been working nonstop since harvey hit. wow. >> yep. two years old. all gone. >> reporter: new volunteers are helping -- now volunteers are helping clean his house, ravaged by three feet of water. has it sunk in yet for you? >> no, absolutely not. i don't think it will for any of the first responders until they're able to get back to the eight-hour shift. >> reporter: more than 300 houston police officers are displaced. so are at least 125 firefighters. many more outside the city. >> being out there and seeing and catastrophe that's happened is very difficult to process. >> reporter: the long hours keeping this hpd officer away from home. ♪ happy birthday dear daddy so his young daughter had to wish him a happy birthday by phone. sacrifice part of the job. >> when you come to work, you have a duty to serve the citizens around you. and really you have to put them first. >> reporter: rob hyatt was working a 24-hour shift when harvey showed up. >> you know you did everything you could. at the same time, you feel like maybe y