there's a lot of news, anderson. conversations because we have learned that efforts to limit access to president trump's conversations with foreign leaders extended to phone calls with crown prince mohammed bin salman and russian leader vladimir putin, according to people familiar with the matter. now, those calls were among the presidential conversations that aides took remarkable steps to keep from becoming public. in the case of trump's calls with prince mohammed, officials who ordinarily would have been given access to a rough transcript of the conversation never saw one according to one of the sources. instead, anderson, a transcript was never even circulated at all, which the source said was highly unusual, particularly after a high-profile conversation like that one. now the call which the person said contained no especially sensitive national security secrets came as we'll recall, anderson, as the white house was confronting the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi which u.s. intelligence assessments said cam

he's unfit for office, anderson.t's why i'm running because that truth needs to be told. >> the fact that multiple states are canceling their primaries already, what does it say about where the republican party is right now, writ large? the same could be asked about why are no republicans talking about deficit -- the deficit, which seems like under obama, there were a lot of folks talking about the deficit, you included. and now republicans are just silent. >> they're on their knees, anderson. they're on their knees, prostrated in front of their king. look, i apologize for my language, but this is absolute undemocratic bullshit. what donald trump and the republican party are doing, think about this, anderson. they are denying americans the right to vote. voters -- >> this has been done -- this is rare, but it has been done in the past. george h.w. bush, he was running, pat buchanan was challenging him, i think there were several primaries that weren't actually -- never took place because of that. >> never -- and obam

anderson? >> jim acosta, appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> some perspective from a national security professional, cnn legal and national security analyst, also former fbi special agent. cnn chief political analyst gloria borger, as well. this is shaping up to be obviously another political bombshell of a night. gloria, in this reporting of the white house restricted access on at least two other calls. i mean, what's fascinating about it is this is what the whistleblower himself had said. though he didn't specify which calls were -- had been -- had been limited in access. and a lot of republicans have been saying this person didn't have any firsthand knowledge. it's all hearsay, all secondhand. pretty much everything it seems like this was -- the whistleblower said turns out to be true. >> everything turns out to be true. and i think we'll probably discover there's more that the whistleblower did not put in his report because perhaps he couldn't confirm it. it seems to me that when he mentioned this wasn't the first tim

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>> no, anderson, i did not.ver knew i even had the option not to forward a whistle-blower complaint. typically the way it worked was my inspector general, chuck mccullough who served during my tenure, would notify me by email since i was physically located away from my headquarters, if he had received a whistle-blower complaint, a general description of it, and he would typically ask me whether i had any comment. >> which is what the statute says. it says essentially -- >> exactly. >> -- that you can comment on it, but you're supposed to forward it to congress. >> exactly. as i say, i'm not aware of that option not to forward it. then i never did comment, by the way, other than tell him, go ahead and forward it immediately. and the reason for that is i was very -- you know, i went through the snowden aftermath, and i wanted to be sure that there was a procedure that we followed religiously, conscientiously, that allowed intelligence community employees who had a grievance, a complaint, whatever it was, and to pr

>> 24%, anderson.ead by a pretty healthy margin over the republican, dan bishop. again, this has been a republican district since 1963. it was a republican district for president trump by 12 points just three years ago. so everyone is watching this. the trump campaign, the democrats as well, in part to see if the suburban retreat, the suburban revolt against president trump continues. let's move over here. first in mecklenburg county, charlotte is not in the district, but a good chunk of the charlotte suburbs and exurbs are. you see this blue. that's for dan mccready. 60%, 39%. that is a healthy lead. i want to tell you why that's so important. again, the suburbs have been moving away from the republican party during the trump years. this is now tonight -- let's go back to the presidential race. president trump, it was close, but president trump carried this part of mecklenburg county, the part of the county that is in the ninth district. president trump held on three years ago. as of tonight as we wat

anderson? >> jim acosta, thanks very much. the senate intelligence committee heard today from the inspector general who passed initial judgment on the whistle-blower complaint as well as acting dni maguire. joining us is presidential candidate kamala harris. senator harris, first of all, i know there is only so much you can say. what can you tell us about the closed door meeting today between your committee and the inspector general and the acting dni? were they forth coming? did you learn anything new? >> you're right, anderson. i can't talk about what we learned. it was a classified briefing. but i'm happy to tell you, a bipartisan group of senators, and i expect that there will be more information coming. the overall issue, you actually don't need to be in a skiff to understand. the president told what's he did, and there is a transcript of what he did that was supplied by the white house. and it indicates very clearly that yet again donald trump is lawless. that he believes he is above the law, and that he can engage in bl

>> it should matter to every american, anderson. it is not okay for the president of the united states to talk to a brand-new, newly elected foreign leader, who has no experience, i might add, in the political realm or in foreign policy, and extort from him a pledge to dig up dirt on a prospective political opponent. that is not normal. that is not ethical. it is probably not legal. and none of us should accept that as the new norm in american politics. >> you used the word "extort." the journal is also reporting the president did not offer anything in exchange on that call. there are obviously large commitments by the u.s. that were being held up, military aid and the like, which has now been released. so after that call, the military assistance gets released. are you saying you think that would be a quid pro quo even if it's unspoken? >> well, i used the word "extortion" deliberately, anderson, because you accurately recall inexplicably president trump decided to suspend almost a quarter of a billion dollars of foreign military ai

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for joins us.olls are closed, and the vote count is under way in north carolina, where the final race of the 2018 congressional midterms is finally being decided and could have a lot to say about 2020. we're going to bring you the latest on that as we learn more, as the votes are being counted, along with new cnn polling on whether voters think that president trump deserves to be re-elected. new numbers out tonight. >>> we begin, though, keeping them honest, with the forced departure of the president's third national security adviser, john bolton, from a white house that a source close to the administration calls, quote, a real snake pit. the source, who spoke to the lead's jake tapper, goes on to say it is run by, quote, an erratic president who is hard to manage and who brings out the worst sensibilities in people, unquote. we also might add who fires people on twitter. i'm quoting, i informed john bolton his services are no longer needed at the white house. i disagreed strongly with his discussi

>> well, anderson.he white house is only saying he was briefed hourly while on the golf course for several hours today. one of his golf clubs, not far from the white house in sterling, virginia but anderson, the president clearly doesn't care about the optics of being at the golf course and in fact, it was the second time he went golfing over this labor day weekend and that's drawn criticism for the president to go golfing while hurricane dorian is threatening the united states and critics also point to, anderson, the past comments from trump on president obama, as you recall on the campaign trail, he went after president obama for golfing. he said it was a waste of taxpayer dollars, that he should be spending his time otherwise focussing on government work and trump even said at the time that he would be too busy see to go golfing. this was his 227th day at one of his golf clubs since he took office. >> right, it would be one thing if he had not gone after the former president about golfing and said th

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"ac 360" with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening. the images and the stories coming out of the bahamas tonight are nothing short of steering. a man watches his wife drown and barely makeso going back and bao rels cue neighbors to rescue strangers knowing they could lose tnt not to try. tonight, we're seeing what hurricane dorian did to the islands where entire communities are covered in water and some have been oobliterated. hospitals and emergency facility there is and across the bahamas flooded. we're learning, too, conditions in freeport is worse than expected. patrick who joins us shortly saw it firsthand as ordinary citizens made trip after trip into the flood waters risking their lives to save others. take a look. >> reporter: how many people are out there still? >> a few hundred. >> reporter: a few hundred? >> yeah. a lot of homes. >> reporter: it's tough to get out there and get them? >> it's tough. >> reporter: why do you keep doing it? >> until we get everybody. we're bo bohamians. >> conditions and casualties, first a new

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we began last night's program noting the day's historic significance. today is no different because we now have a rough transcript, not a verbatim transcript, provided by the white house of the president of the united states asking a foreign leader to investigate a u.s. political rival, joe biden. as far as we know, that has never happened in the history of the united states. also this afternoon, members of the house and senate intelligence committees got their first look at the whistle-blower complaint connected with the call. late today reaction from the president. we're going to talk about all of it in this hour as well as in a special report with "the lead's" jay tapper. we want to focus on the call itself. the key points from july 25th which is the rough transcript is not verbatim. the president saying, i will say that we do a lot for ukraine. we spend a lot of effort and a lot of time. then after a brief digression the president continues, quote, the united states has been very,

anthony anderson! [ speaking french ] >> jimmy: was this your first time going on this trip? >> first time. i'd been invited several times before. but the first time i was able to ever -- to make it work with my schedule. >> i see. >> jimmy: and was it as great as it seems like it would be? >> words cannot begin to describe the fun and excitement that was there that entire -- >> jimmy: was there entertainment on the yacht? >> no entertainment on the yacht. that's just where they live. it was like a floating apartment in the mediterranean sea. >> jimmy: i see. >> they had a full equinox on the bottom level of the boat. that's how big the boat is. >> jimmy: a gym or -- >> no, a full gym. yeah. and you know what's crazy, you have dinghies that take you out to the boat. earvin had a ferry that took you out to his boat. that's how big his boat was. a ferry picked you up and took you to his boat. >> jimmy: oh, wow. there's plenty of room on the ferry if i were to be -- >> plenty of room on the ferry. plenty

foleyuld anderson's -- three brigades out of the five total brigades and anderson's division engaged. attack.rt longstreet's anderson was was to be the replacement for pickett. division was not at the field. arthur fremantle on the second day where he talked about where lee was located on the second day in the confederate third court is extremely important to why didn't question anderson's division fully engage why didn't he of put all five brigades forth inside of three. have long street ever been questioned as far as obeying orders or integrity or something like that? >> not during the war itself. other issues came up in the postwar years. second and manassas comes to some postwar writers allege that long street held off manassasat second and and coming to the aid of stonewall jackson. not during the war. not those actions really came up. subsequent to gettysburg there was some controversy over the campaign. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> this evening at 4:30 scholars on the history of u.s. policy toward iran and iran's nuclear program. at 6:00 a story and dan alpert talks ab

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> i'm so grateful anderson is here. i'm so thankful that we're not one of those families that's on the other side of this and it makes you feel guilty almost. we're proud of this town because people rally and they come together. >> little anderson is out of the hospital and her parents say she is expected to make a full recovery. >> yeah. those calls to authorities, to 911 talking about lamenting how life is not fair for him. glad to see that anderson is doing better. 27, 29 people overall shot there. >>> we are keeping an eye on hurricane dorian still battering the bahamas before heading to the u.s. and another power play by boris johnson to keep brexit on schedule but members of his own party could stand in the way. cnn live at parliament next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless.

i don't think this was about solving a problem, anderson.was about exploiting a problem. his message to the rest of the country is this is what these crazy left-wing liberals and radicals produce with their disso lute policies and this is what i'm fighting. i think he was using the homeless as a backdrop for his political project here. you know, he's never evidenced any interest in the homeless before. >> yeah. maggie haberman, david axelrod, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, are democrats their own worst enemy when it comes to running against trump? howard dean and john kasich are next. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. ♪ ♪ award winning design. ♪ ♪ award winning engine. ♪ ♪ the volvo xc90. our most awarded luxury suv. ♪ ♪ i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it

"anderson cooper 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight keeping 'em honest with a top official in the trump administration defying congress. he may also be violating the law. the question is why? there's breaking news on that tonight. and there could be even more in the hours and days to come, but first, i just want to get you quickly caught up on the background. joseph maguire is the acting director of national intelligence, or dni. according to congressman adam schiff, who's the chairman of the house intelligence committee, the dni, the acting dni, is refusing to turn over a whistleblower complaint to his committee. now, the law requires that the intelligence community's inspector general report all credible complaints involving urgent concerns to the director of national intelligence, the acting director maguire, which according to congressman schiff, the inspector general has done. now, we don't know what this whistleblower complaint is. neither, apparently, does congress, but the inspector general does and according t

or the assessment stages. >> absolutely, anderson. yeah, absolutely, anderson. and what's so terrifying to these people is anecdotally, they have heard stories from people who say i've lost my brother, i've lost my sister, this person slipped under the water, i didn't see them, i didn't find them. yet no confirmation if they're dead or alive. you combine that, as you said, in so many places, they have not seen the government resources, they have not seen search and rescue, they have not seen aid come in. they're wondering what's next. it is an open question the government is grappling with figuring out how best to organize it. the storm hit first thing sunday morning. most people tell me they lost their power saturday night. it is now thursday night here. you know, this government has to figure out how it's going to coordinate this. and obviously they're beginning to come to grips with what it's going to take. but having been through so many storms and, anderson, i know you covered so many of these unfortunately very tragic events, and it's an open question. why

despite his absence, anderson doesn't think he could have stopped australia retaining the ashes.ng to try to look into everything possible to try to get my body in good shape, look at how people, how other sports people have coped with getting older and staying at the top of their sport. that's exactly what i want to do. i think i have still got a lot to offer this england team and i still love playing the game. do you imagine another ashes series in two years? don't say it. i don't see why not. i don't feel 37. i am feeling in as good a shape as i ever have. it is a just a case of trying to look after my just a case of trying to look after d just a case of trying to look after my body so i don't get too many of these injuries and niggles. who knows what the future's going to hold? i'm just going to keep plugging away until i feel like there's a time where i'm either not good enough to play at this level or my good enough to play at this level or d good enough to play at this level or my body packs incompletely. staying with golf and some sad news, former ryder cup stalwart brian

but, anderson put all of that to the side. keep in mind what happened when the president walked in the united nations earlier this morning before he gave the speech to the united nations general assembly. he admitted to reporter that is he held up aid to ukraine. in after he admitted to reporter sthas he pressured the ukrainian president in a phone call to try to get dirt on former vice president joe boyden. that is what democrats are focusing on at this point. and the president all day long was saying there was no quid pro quo. democrats say you don't need that because the president was pressuring the ukrainian president to try to get dirt on former vice president joe biden. >> it's interesting, jim, because president trump and others in the white house have been saying well this was about overall concern about corruption in ukraine. and what's odd about that is there are plen of countries in the world that the u.s. has dealings with and sells military aid to and gives military aid to which have widespread corruption. we have

>>hopefully anderson will have no lasting memories saturday's shooting. >>and paige really happened so fast, i didn't know which direction. they're coming from what was really going on. >>side of a never dawned on me that one of us in the hit. so i actually just thought how can i cover both of these babies at one time anderson and her twin brother were strapped into their car seats for a normal trip to the >>a lot of anderson and she was just covered blood so much mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and in the chest as kelby in gary davis were screaming for help. >>off-duty paramedics rushed >>everywhere. some inner in my window and they're saying help me it's me. it will be it for me. >>paramedics and all the first responders their training is just absolutelamazing. they are truly the calm in the midst of the storm. >>quickly anderson was air flighted to a lubbock hospital for emergency treatment she's since been released and is now back home in odessa. >>if europe's so that we're not one of those families. that's

less than 5 minutes after the restart struck again dortmund lucianne far for us down by anderson out brand manual that kanzi has shot saved by roman burkey but both are there to launch a torpedo from long range and only on were back in front and the berlin newcomers weren't done yet in the 75th minute they made it 315 back 0 with some nifty work setting it up and anderson finishing the job and the day scoring to the delight of the home crowd 3 months after winning promotion to the bundesliga oneone come up with another big surprise dortmund meanwhile unable to come from behind as they'd done in their 1st 2 games of the season. ah. quite the shock there for dortmund but now it's a bond after only a draw in a win so far this season already feeling the pressure we all know there are special couple of club with very high expectations and 4 points from 2 games just isn't enough 3 points for a must this time out so it's a good thing by him where home against bottom of the table might look like an easy fix and the perfect opportunity for them to give their new stuff that if you quit it's ve

because i was still working the hair salon, anderson.ld you that. >> cooper: i just didn't know that terminology. >> bradford: i was hooking it up. right, late at night. i was tired as hell, too. and just endpapers fell on the floor. and i looked down, i thought, "oh, they're translucent. oh. oh, i could use these." >> cooper: endpapers are small, rectangular tissues used to make permanent waves in hair. bradford began burning the papers' edges and lining them up into grids he glued onto bed sheets. >> bradford: i knew i was onto something. i knew this was bridging... this material came from a sight outside of the paint store. i think, early on, i was trying to weave these two sides of who i was together, the art world and the sights that i had come from, the life that i had led. i didn't want to leave any of it beh... i didn't want to edit out anything. >> cooper: private collectors began snapping up his endpaper paintings, and his career took off. ( applause ) he is now a celebrity in the art world. ( applause ) his gallery openings ar

>> reporter: anderson, this is really interesting. we're learning that house democrats are going to meet tomorrow afternoon. this is in addition to the meeting they typically have in the morning to discuss run of the mill issues, trade, whatnot. they're going to meet especially tomorrow afternoon to talk about the next steps they're taking in their investigations. of course one of the topics that's likely to come up during that meeting is going to be the white house's refusal so far to turn over this whistle-blower's complaint to congress, something that the law mandates that the inspector general does deem it urgent, which we should note he has. it also comes amid these questions after house speaker nancy pelosi said that if the white house didn't turn it over, it was going to lead to an escalation with congress, and that's noteworthy because so far she's been pretty hesitant to make any kind of calls for impeachment, any pushes for it. so far there are questions about whether or not she is softening that stance. that's what people a

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>> commissioner anderson. >> thank you, vice president. i really want to thank everybody for coming out here. i, of course, will support the removal of the name of julius kahn and the young lady who just spoke used a good wore, "horrified." when i found out about the history of julius kahn, i felt that sentiment as well. i've been a district 2 resident for over 25 years. that playground was on the rota for my children and i. we called it j.k. park. so i'm glad we didn't use that name. i don't want to slow down the process. i just want to put a thought balloon out there. presidio wall. regardless of your politics, there's been a lot of talk about walls out of the administration. this park is on federal land. i'm having sort of a a hard time choosing a name that has wall in it because of donald trump and his symbology around walls. it is a lovely wall. it is an old wall. my favourite part of the wall is the fact there is a space in it with a bollard so you can get through without having to crawl over and hurting yourself. i'm sort of about r

>>hopefully anderson will have no lasting memories. >>shooting rampage really happened so fast, i didn't know. >>which direction. they're coming from what was really going on. >>that we had been shot of a never dawned on me that one of us to be hit. so i actually just thought how can i cover both of these babies at one time anderson and her twin brother were strapped into their car seats for a normal trip to the >>shopping a lot of anderson and she was just covered. >>and would so much mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and in the chest as kelby in gary davis were screaming for help. >>off-duty paramedics rushed >>everywhere. some inner in my window and they're saying tell me it's me tell me it's me. >>paramedics and all the first responders their training is just absolutely amazing. they are truly the calm in the midst of the storm. >>quickly anderson was air flighted to a lubbock hospital for emergency treatment she's since been released and is now back home in odessa. >>i'm so grateful. he a

>> i'm so grateful anderson is here.so thankful that we're not one of those families that's on the other side of this. it makes you feel guilty almost. that's why we're proud of this town and the people in it, because they rally and they come together. >> little anderson is out of the hospital and her parents say she is expected to make a full recovery. >>> ahead here, hurricane dorian has the jacksonville jaguars scrambling to prepare for their week one opening game against the chiefs in jacksonville. carolyn manow with the bleacher report straight ahead. whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious

>>hopefully anderson will have no lasting memories.>shooting rampage really happened so fast, i didn't know. >>which direction. they're coming from what was really going on. >>that we had been shot never dawned on me that one of us to be hit. so i actually just thought how can i cover both of these babies at one time anderson and her twin brother were strapped into their car seats for normal trip to the grocery >>anderson and she was just covered. >>and would so much mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and in the chest as kelby in gary davis were screaming for help. >>off-duty paramedics rushed >>everywhere. some inner in my window and they're saying tell me it's me tell me it's me. >>paramedics and all the first responders their training is just absolutely amazing. they are truly the calm in the midst of the storm. >>quickly anderson was air flighted to a lubbock hospital for emergency treatment she's since been released and is now back home in odessa. >>i'm so grateful. he anderson if europe's

and i'll make a wild guess, anderson. all in, all the cruise missiles and all of the drones in this attack, $2 million, maybe. okay? the damage they did, it starts with a "b." billions of dollars. >> if it turns out iran provided the technology or provided the launch sites or oversaw the launches of this -- -- the launch of the attack, do you think it's inevitable that the u.s. would strike at iran? >> don't know, you know, they could also strike at iranian forces in syria, in iraq. they may send to choose a message indirectly. but this is a serious situation. i mean, saudi arabia also is going to be incredibly vulnerable here. its infrastructure has been at its very core attacked. so, not really sure. i mean, the iranians, these guys play for keeps. and i think what's going on inside iran, i'm guessing here, i don't know, is that, you know, you've always got the revolutionary guards and you've got the regime, the so-called moderates versus the revolutionary guards. i have a feeling what's going on here is the revolutiona

but you've got tinos, people that are trump in name only, anderson. you see what i mean?'re all going to break. it's like i said to you during the summer, it's the night king, it's the wicked witch. once the water gets thrown on this guy and the perceived power that he has, that's making those gray knights shake in their boots, once the green witch melt, the wicked west of the west wing, when it completely melts, those people will be like, i don't know what i was doing, i don't know why i was saying all of those things. that will happen, because the american people are on to it. the approval numbers are sliding. also, the military is on to it. you can't lie about the weather and be a general and say, okay, this guy is the commander in chief. he's going to lie about anything. the military is on to it, the people that work for him are on to it, many people inside the white house are on to it. obviously the hill are on to it. but they're clinging to it because they have a power base right now and it's about their personage as opposed to the american people. so my message to

obama would be in a gulag somewhere, anderson. what i make is that most republicans now with a very few exceptions like romney have concluded they're working for president houdini and they just saw that the -- that we spent $32 million on a two-year investigation with the toughest prosecutor in america and couldn't scratch a flame. so i think they're looking at that saying this guy is bullet proof and there is no reason for us to get out over our skis on this so let's at the very least wait and see. the thing that's most bothersome i think, anderson, is the point dana was raising, which is president trump is just going further and further about thwarting the laws of this country and in this case a trump appointed inspector general is the guy who said, he's supposed to be the filter to say, is this worthy? he is saying not only is it worthy he's saying it is urgent and the law says you have to give that to congress and they're saying, nope. don't have to. can't make me. and trying to draw the line there. so that's, you know, once a

i'm anderson cooper. this is a special report. the impeachment inquiry. >> lawmakers on capitol hill got the first glimpse of the classified whistle blower complaint that prompted democrats to launch an official impeachment inquiry. the whistle-blower according to a justice department memo released earlier today was concerned president trump sought to pressure ukraine to quote help the president's 2020 re-election campaign. also today the white house released a rough transcript of that july 25th phone call which in part spurred the whistle-blower to come forward. on that call, president trump clearly and openly pressed ukraine's president zelensky to work with rudy giuliani and bill barr to investigate his 2020 abone want joe biden and his son. president trump tried to argue today that the transcript, the rough transcript would exonerate him. >> it's a joke. impeachment for that when you have a wonderful meeting or you have a wonderful phone conversation? >> but releasing the rough transcript did not exonerate the president. and t

i'm anderson cooper. this is a special report. the impeach the inquiry. >> lawmakers on capitol hill got the first glimpse of the classified whistle blower complaint that prompted democrats to launch an official impeachment inquiry. a memo released was president trump sought to help the president's 2020 reelection campaign and the white house released a rough transcript of that july 25th phone call, which in part spurred the whistle blower to come forward. so concerned about the actions of the president on that call president trump clearly and openly pressed ukraine's president zelensky to work with attorney general bill barr to investigate his potential 2020 candidate joe biden and biden's son hunter. the ukrainian prosecutor said there is no evidence of any wrongdoing by him. whether he's gaslighting or truly of the belief there was nothing inappropriate, president trump tried to argue the rough transcript would exonerate him. >> it's a joke. impeachment for that? when you have a wonderful meeting or you have a wonderful phone c

we live, all the sport. will be hearing from jimmy anderson we will be hearing from jimmy anderson whoells us he has no plans to retire any time soon. after his injury problems during this ashes series, he says he will be back and he still hungry for the game. and mel has all the weather. for most of us are brief respite from the rain we saw yesterday but it will be short lived and turn wetter and windier into the evening. also coming up, the story of the us spy pulled out of russia. it happened just after a meeting in which president trump unexpectedly shared classified intelligence with russians. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. by any measure, the scenes in the commons last night were extraordinary. amid chaos, with scuffles around the spea ker‘s chair, parliament was suspended just before 2am. opposition mps held protests, with shouts of "shame on you" as government mps left the commons to head to the house of lords for the formal prorogation ceremony. the government had just lost another vote — the sixth in a row — after failing again to convince mps to back borisjohnson‘s

you got to be fearless, anderson. to tell people the truth so that we can fix the problem right now because it's a national and international crisis that could happen if we don't fix it. >> anthony scaramucci, thank you. appreciate it. >> good to be here. >>> democrats on the senate flor this evening making pleas for gun control legislation. i'll talk with the senator who helped organize the effort next. morning. what are you doing? isn't it obvious? nah. we're delivering live market coverage and offering expert analysis completely free. we're helping you make sense of the markets without cable or a subscription from anywhere you are. i get that. but what are you doing here? nice pajamas. really? i say pajamas. pajamas, pajamas, whichever. good. yahoo finance live. stream free anywhere. welcome to the show. let's make finance make sense. walking a dog can add thousands walking this many?day. that can be rough on pam's feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they relieve pain and give

anderson? >> so the biden campaign that. >> tweeted out a video today of the vice president talking about president obama. what was the thinking about that? >> well, every chance joe biden gets he talks about president obama, because he understands how popular the former president is still in the democratic party, and it was certainly noteworthy given the last debate that cnn did that we did how many people on the stage with joe biden kind of went after president obama and his record, and the fact that they abandoned that pretty soon afterwards, because that was kind of a dead-end politically and strategically since again, president obama is so popular. it seemed as though that was a bit of a reminder of what happened in the last debate to the people who tried to talk about obama's record and tried to hit biden by doing that. >> i wonder, what are you hearing about senator warren and the other candidates' strategies? >> you know, warren is such a different kind of candidate. you do hear from mo

>> reporter: right, anderson. we pretty much know who it is. that's the closest that president trump came to actually blaming iran. far short of where he went on twitter in terms of a response over the weekend. we should note, his secretary of state, mike pompeo, not apprehensive at all. he's squarely placing the blame on iran. and the discrepancy is so glaring that today reporters asked trump if pompeo perhaps had information that the president had yet to see. trump assured reporters that they were both on the same page, but that would lead you to ask why president trump is suddenly playing coy, given all the bluster and all of the rhetoric that he's spewed in the past about iran, specifically that locked and loaded tweet. again, you played that sound from marc short, trying to walk that back. we should point out the president has used very similar language in the past, specifically speaking about military action in iran after they downed a u.s. drone this summer in june, the president tweeted that the military was cocked and loaded, ready to

anderson said she lives by a code by mother teresa. out i alone can not change the world but i can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples. >>quite an impressive woman and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 we'll see you back here tonight for the news at 9. in the meantime, pam moore and jr here with the news at 6 i grand thank you coming up at 6 o'clock tonight flight cancellations major delays some passengers waiting for hours. >>as runaway work is under way at sfo how much longer travelers might expect disruptions and the raiders open their final season in oakland, but not without drama fans upset about the sudden departure of antonio brown it's on. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... ...so your new outfit... whoa! ...can just keep getting better. yes! oh, yeah, you're getting that. or you can find that one dress... - yes! - yesss. ...that's perfect for you... ...or that jacket that says, "check me out," at a price that makes you say... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love

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anderson?g the blood coming from her face and mouth. and kind of on her hands. i hoped it was just the shatter from the glass that had gotten her, maybe just in a traffic accident, something had gotten her. why she was bleeding. you always hope she was not shot. the way her mother was consoling her and the way she was reacting you could tell it wasn't quite critical that a bullet had hit her. >> i could not imagine that. hang with me, dustin. e got the mayor -- the governor of florida. hang with me. let's listen to him on this hurricane an we'll come back. >> east of palm bach and moving to the west at 5 miles per hour. we're continuing to make all necessary precautions and urging people out in the state of florida to make their preparations, heed evacuation orders. now, this storm has tracked further west slightly but still further west than we had hoped. i mean, we hoped that it would err on the eastern side of that track. it's erred a little closer to the florida coast. the storm has slowed

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we have breaking news to report tonight. president trump and other add minute strigs officials are discussing the possibility of picking an administration official who is close, very close to the president, to fill the position of national security adviser. this just one day after the president unceremoniously fired his third national security adviser, john bolton, by tweet after disagreements arose and then were aired in the media about a proposed meeting with the taliban at camp david ahead of today's 9/11 memorial events. i want to go now to cnn's national security reporter kylie at wood. what are you learning? this is a fascinating development. >> reporter: it is because it comes just the day after john bolton was ousted as national security adviser. we are learning that administration officials are considering the possibility of giving secretary of state mike pompeo, an ally of the president, two hats. he would assume the role as national security adviser to the president, and he would remain secretary of state. now, th

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it hit anderson, it missed her twin brother but hit anderson and it went through her tongue, her bottom lip and she had some shrapnel in her right chest. they got all that they could out of her chest and there was one piece left but it was just too small to get and her body will push that out eventually. >> just extraordinary. and wilkerson is raising money through the website gofundme to help pay for the family's expenses. she has collected more than $200,000 so far. >>> well, the latest on hurricane dorian is straight ahead. coming up after the break we will go live to cnn correspondents on florida's atlantic coast and get reaction from the white house. we're back in just a moment. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more to do. learn more at factsonhand.com today. like you, my

england just haven't been able to get him out would they have been able to do that with james andersonket taker, he pulled up with a calf injury in the first test after just 4 overs and his series was over, jofra archer and stuart broad have been good in spells but anderson has been missed and something's been missing at the top of the england order, runs ,jason roy and rory burns opened for the first three tests, roy has averaged 13.75, he was dropped to number 4 at old trafford swapping places withjoe denley, this is england's eternal work in progress. let's speak to cricket broadcaster and writer isabelle westbury, england have named an unchanged squad today as they look to level this series, that probably to be expected or do the debate has been raging. they've gone with an unchanged squad today for the final test at the oval. should they freshen things up do you think? it was a little bit of surprise, you would expect someone like ali pope and it would be his home ground and a chance for him to try and cement his place of the top of the order. although the ashes have been conceded