Powerless to stop it - powerless since it hit. As Irma makes its way across the Southern United States, we'll speak with the editor of a newspaper on St. Maarten, an island which hasn't had power since the storm made landfall last Wednesday.

Grab your keys and leave The Keys. Hurricane Irma is driving thousands of Floridians to drive out of its path -- but our guest says he'd rather hunker down that pull up stakes.

What's left now that Irma's left. The hurricane has a path of destruction ahead -- but tonight, the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda tells us about the damage already done to a small Caribbean island.

Ken Johnson says Canada's justice system let him down when court delays quashed the trial against those who were allegedly responsible for his son's death.

The calm within the storm. When Hurricane Irma hit Anguilla, nineteen-year-old Nisha Dupuis kept her cool -- because she was on the air on her local radio station, providing updates.

Dreamers' worst nightmare. Jesus Contreras helped people to safety in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey -- before the Trump Administration's announcement that it will rescind DACA left his own future anything but safe.

Nuclear reaction. North Korea's latest test shocks the whole world -- but with the U.N. Security Council threatening further sanctions, it's China that will determine what happens next.

Never say never. The mayor of Berkeley, California used to protest as part of the university town's proud commitment to free speech. Tonight he tells us why he wants to ban Free Speech Week.

Don Cherry, Harold Ballard, Evel Knievel, Rob Ford

"Sad and enraged." A court fails to convict anyone for murdering Benazir Bhutto, leaving one of the Prime Minister's former aides wondering what's wrong inside the Pakistani state.