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to baldwin and shell company, the name it holds today. bob is one of the five charter members of the arkansas fame.uction hall of he was named arkansas business executive of the year in 1990 was featured by arkansas business as one of 10 business for our state in 2016. during his time with the company, he'd been involved in projects, 2,700 including hospitals, offices, industrial rches, plants. i admire this good and decent man. model and a friend to many across our state of arkansas, and i extend my and prayers ction, to his friends, family, and ones. mr. speaker, today i rise to amazing young man from my district, nicholas benton, arkansas. nicholas started as a can you be in third grade and at age 14 became the youngest eagle 99 in benton. he's also a cancer survivor. diagnosed with cancer of the brain and spine 11. he was he's had multiple tumors and of chemo 26 rounds herapy but was always back to participating in projects with the boy scouts just a few months treatment.ast for his eagle project, he built called theoor pantry lessing

hi, everybody, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn on this friday afternoon, starting with hurricane dorian. dorian will soon turn toward the atlantic after weakening to a category one storm and making landfall just off the coast of carolina. we'll have more on the fury that's still being felt in that area in a moment. but in the bahamas where dorian hit last weekend, only to stall and dump heavy, heavy rain and high winds for three days in a row, shell-shocked residents are struggling to make sense of what happened during the strongest storm to ever hit the island nation. >> words can't describe it. i don't twish on nobody. nobody [ sobbing ] they could never categorize this, never. it was like an atomic bomb went off. >> bahamas prime minister tells cnn that the official death toll from hurricane dorian now stands at 30, but this an interview with the local radio station the bahamian hedge health minister said that people should prepare for, his words here, unimaginable information about human suffering, end quot

i have the right, you have the right, we all have the ight. >> quoting james baldwin. moment mean? >> it means everything, because last night felt like the night of other. you had women, you had a gay black man who gave poignant, pointed speeches, especially where we're at right now in this country. for him to win and have this historic win, forget about the fact he's already won a tony for kinky boots and he's already won a grammy and now he's one step closer to egot, it was a historic moment. also it says so much about where television is in hollywood. we often talk about the lack of diversity in tv and movies, but tv, we're going to give you lgbtq stories, we're going to give you women of color stories, you're going to get all of it. >> it's moving along, slowly but surely. >> we're going to make it happen, brooke. >> i have no segue. just roll the sound. >> our family knows firsthand how truly compelling television comes from real people just being themselves. >> telling their stories unfiltered and unscripted. >> so, yes, there actually is an award for best realit

baldwin talking about a meteor. political leaders in canada talking about a lurk hitting mar-a-lago. people talk about the possibilities. when they don't like the political side they encourage this. they don't talk about that. >> sean: would it be on this show if i said, i dream an awful lot about blowing up the white house, with barack obama as president. what would happen, emily? >> you would be gone. >> exactly. i'm sure you would be gone and likely ostracized. debra messing retweeted the quote that black voters for trump must have mental illnesses. she apologized, but it's that level of delusion and hue brings. and double standard. if one of us sid it, we would be vilified. >> sean: thank you. when we come back after donating a part of his liver our friend, colleague, ed henry did this for his younger sister, back on the air. he's next. >> sean: all right, you never get good news on the news dhanls, right? sometimes you wonder is everything gier and horible? not tonight. fox news chief correspondent ed henry is

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senate candidate who lost heavily against tammy baldwin, the democratic u.s. senator. >> host: as they ar we are talkg wisconsin politics in the battleground states, mark is the first out of new hampshire. good morning. >> caller: wisconsin being a purple state up for grabs, do you think that the challengers would have a chance next year in the primary for the republican party? >> that is a great question. this was the last stop. ted cruz did very well in the primary but since then, republicans are on board here in the state and it would be a heavy lift to beat him in the primary. for that part of the republican fracture coming together and wisconsin. >> host: before we leave the question, can you talk about the demographic trends in the state and what should viewers know about 2016 and 2020? >> it's like a lot of states in the upper midwest. that's no surprise in terms of politics, you know, republicans have done well since 2010 and finally broke the dam in 2016, but the state remains pretty stableta from 2016 to 2020. there's not a lot of growth. there is ob

i'm brooke baldwin. a short time from now actress felicity huffman learns if she'll go to prison for her role in that massive college admissions scam. just arrived at the boston courthouse alongside her husband actor william h. macy where she will be sentenced after pleading guilty to paying $15,000 to a fake charity to rig her daughter's s.a.t. scores. the "desperate housewives" star is hoping a judge will allow her to avoid serving any time behind bars asking for probation, community smps a service and a fine. it could be a precedent setting for others in this historic case. staking out the courtroom in boston. the key question, will she serve time? >> reporter: that is the big question. it's going to be answered very soon by that judge, brooke. i'll let you know my colleague mark morales is inside the courtroom giving details and he said felicity huffman had about a dozen family members and friends and, of course, you mentioned her husband william h. macy alongside her inside the courtroom showing sup

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i'm brooke baldwin. the breaking news here, the tragic news.ooting in two west texas cities. seven people have been killed. 22 others are injured, including that 17-month-old toddler we keep talking about and several members of the law enforcement community. as people here want to know why, there's still no motive established. and people wondering what could have been done to prevent this shooting in the first place. president trump did address this this morning at the white house. here he was. >> we're looking at a lot of different things. we're looking at a lot of different bills, ideas, concepts. it's been going on for a long while. background checks. i will say that for the most part, sadly, if you look at the last four or five, going back even five or six or seven years, for the most part, as strong as you make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it. so it's a big problem. it's a mental problem. it's a big problem. >> joining me now, cnn crime and justice reporter shimon prokupecz and charles ramsey. used to be polic

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here.ll so many questions after this shooting. 24 hours ago. that has left seven dead, plus this gunman, plus 22 injured including several members of law enforcement here in texas and a 17-month-old toddler. the chaos, the bloody chaos, played out, actually, in these two sister cities, midland and odessa, texas, and it all started with a traffic stop when this gunman didn't even quite fully stop after he failed to signal, grabbed his rifle in the car, shot out his rear window and shot toward these state troopers. he then escaped in his car, continued shooting people for miles and miles and miles. 15 total crime scenes here. until he somehow managed to hijack a postal truck and killed the woman behind the wheel who was apparently -- it was the end of her shift and i want to name her, mary grenados, 29 years of age. ryan young is with me here in odessa, and let's start with her. >> please. >> she was on the phone with her twin sister when she was killed. >> you know, we talked about this befo

i'm brook baldwin here in odessa, texas.nues on the mass shooting in texas. several law enforcement officers and a 17 month old toddler, all victims of a man who went on a murderous rampage after being pulled over in a traffic stop. we still don't know the why, what sparked his random, seemingly random assaults, but we do know that yet again americans have been traumatized and are fearful and are anxious. cnn's ryan young is with me now with more on the aftermath. tell me about the women at the gas station you saw. >> being anxious is an under statement. for a while they thought there was more than one shooter. a lot of confusion. first there was a gold car they were looking for, then a mail truck. people in the community saw the social media and were running around. they wondered what to do next. one woman felt like she was going to have a break down. they were being revictimized over and over again. we have some new information about the shooter. we figured out he's 36 years 0e old. on his linked in page it says he's a tru

i'm brooke baldwin. lots off breaking news right now.or months here top democrats led by house speaker nancy pelosi told the american puck lib investigations were the best way to build a case against president trump. potentially for impeachment. turns out that a phone call, not subpoenas or congressional hearings, may be the dec

today he's getting married to hailie baldwin again, everything we need to know including which a-listers made the guest list. ahead in "the skinny." baby, it's monday, september 30th. ♪ >>> wedding day for the biebs. elizabeth herr is here for janai. this is a good monday all the way around, isn't it? >> it is a monday. i cannot wait for his wedding. yeah! sorry. >> you were like reading -- looking up everything about justin bieber's wedding. >> no, over it. >> you know it's happening in the great state of south carolina. >> south carolina i can stand behind. >> yes. >> yeah. >> good call. good to have you here. we do begin this half hour though with the intelligence official who blew the whistle on president trump expected to testify before congress very soon. >> but the whistle-blower's lawyers say they are concerned for his safety. the president lashed out again overnight saying he wants to meet his accuser and he warned of, quote, big consequences for the person who provided the whistle-blower with the information that led to the impeachment inquiry. meanwhile, the president's allies

baldwin's sense of appeasement was passive. you may have read one of the speeches he gave in which in 1932 he says the bomber will always get through. well, how about that for stiffening up your spying? the bomber will always get through. if we have another war, london is going to be bombed. we may win the war, but london's going to be bombed, right? industrial england is going to be bombed no matter what we do. well, if you really believe that, i would think you would, despite the depression, enlarge your air force. but they didn't make that decision to radically do it until very, very late. so, as late as 1978, germany was spending more on military expansion than both britain and france together. what's in your head? now, passive appeasement goes basically like this: hitler militarized the riend land. it's something we knew would happen, right? hitler announces in 1935 that germany has an air force and that it's going to build an army of 500,000 men. well, the treaty of versailles limited it to 100,000. 500,000, that's a lot

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i'm brooke baldwin. a couple hours from now we'll see the most streamlined debate since they started and for the first time the face-off among the front-runners, joe biden, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders literally taking center stage. the podium position. joe biden sandwiched smack dab between senators warren and sanders. never before have all three been together for a debate. and here's some numbers. a new cnn poll shows why the former vice president continues to get a star spot. because once again he is the top choice for potential democratic voters with warren and sanders vying for second place. we start with jessica dean our correspondent there in houston covering this big debate. expectations. what should people be looking for? >> reporter: right. good afternoon to you, brooke. right. as you mentioned we'll see sanders, warren and biden on the same stage first time. so people will watch for the dynamics between the three of them specifically biden and warren have never been on the same stage toget

i'm bararooke baldwin.e lead" with jake tapper tarts right now. >>> i guess maybe he really should have shaved that mustache after all. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news today. national security adviser john bolton has been shown the door and president trump is not giving him a soft landing. what we're learning about the fierce divisions between bolton and the president and what now for the security of our country? >>> also breaking now, fresh new cnn polls making their debut on the lead and showing president trump may be losing his biggest selling point for re-election. >>> plus new cnn exclusive reporting on president trump's shunning foreign spies for the u.s. why the president thinks it is a bad idea

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you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. outrage today over one of the most contentious issues of the trump administration. the sexual assault allegations against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. at least six democratic presidential candidates are calling for his impeachment after the "new york times" published an exert of a new book on kavanaugh. joe biden, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar are calling for further investigation. it details conduct when kavanaugh was a student at yale. and democratic senator chris coons urged the fbi in a letter to interview one particular witness, the same person the times reports saw the incident. justice kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the accusation and the "new york times" on sunday put out an editor's note saying the female victim in their original story declined to talk and her friends say she does not recall the incident. cnn is not reporting any details of the claim because we have not independently corroborated it. but that's not all from this book excerpt. it also describes how

instead, james baldwin called on americans to do their duty.

baldwin: thank you. first of all, thank you for meeting with me earlier this week, and i want to welcome you, mr. scalia, and your family to the health committee. mr. scalia, your history and record on worker safety is of concern to me and is not what i would be looking for as -- in our next secretary of labor. specifically on behalf of united parcel service, ups, you opposed rules that would have required employers to pay for protective equipment for workers that they needed to stay safe on the job. you represented seaworld in a well-known case when they contested monetary fines and three citations, including a willful citation. earlier this year, i met with a former nurse and a constituent of mine by the name of patricia moon updike. on june 24, 2015, while helping a patient, she was kicked in the throat, nearly collapsing her trachea. the assault led to multiple surgeries to save her life, and it sadly resulted in the loss of her ability to work as a nurse, which was her dream job since she was nine y

i'm brooke baldwin. lots off breaking news right now. for months here top democrats led by house speaker nancy pelosi told the american puck lib investigations were the best way to build a case against president trump. potentially for impeachment. turns out that a phone call, not subpoenas or congressional hearings, may be the deciding factor. trump admits he spoke to ukraine's president about investigating the son of former vice president joe biden. even though we learned president trump ordered a hold on aid to ukraine days before that phone call, he insists that there was no quid pro quo. that he didn't dangle money in exchange for a probe of a political opponent. sources also tell cnn speaker pelosi is prepping a resolution on that ukraine call as more of her members beat that drum for impeachment. she meets with them next hour, but before that, pelosi said this about trump's latest claims. >> there is no requirement there were a quid pro quo in the conversation. if the president brings up he wants t

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. as the bahamas takes its first steps towards cleaning up and rebuilding after hurricane dorian, the nation is preparing for the grim task of locating and burying those who did not survive. 30 people are now confirmed dead and hundreds are missing. but officials warn that that number will go much higher, significantly higher, that's the quote from the health minister. in the abaco, an island chain that was decimated, people who live there are trying to get help, they have gathered what is left of the airport to just get supplies. the prime minister says an estimated 60% of those homes there have been destroyed and cnn's patrick ottman has been in the bahamas throughout the storm and has the very latest. patrick, just these stories that you've been telling, what more are you hearing today? >> reporter: hey, brook, so many more things. we just had a coast guard helicopter literally behind us. and they've hovered for maybe five minutes, very, very low. lower than i thought they really cou

i'm brooke baldwin, thank you for being with me. you're watching cnn. the president making a flurry of headlines on everything from vaping to john bolton to guns. let's start with vaping, as illnesses and deaths possibly linked to e-cigarettes are on the rise across america, the trump administration looking to ban flavored e-cigarettes. >> vaping has become a very big business, as i understand it, like a giant business in a very short period of time, but we can't allow people to get sick and we can't have our youth be so affected, but people are dieing with vaping. so we're looking at it very closely, and, you know if nothing else this is a conference that will let people know about it because people will watch what we're saying and parents will be a lot tougher with respect to their children. >> the president also spoke about the dramatic departure of his third national security adviser john bolton saying that bolton made mistakes and had trouble getting along with others. >> frankly, he wanted to do things, not necessarily tougher than me. john's know

people more aware aware of the space they take up in the world and where they stand in it jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. this is edges it out it's going to round up now the top stories the 2 main parties in israel almost neck and neck after a 2nd general election this year that's according to exit polls official results are expected later on wednesday the blue and white party of former military chief benny gantz has a wafer thin lead over prime minister benjamin netanyahu slick could neither is claimed victory nor conceded defeat netanyahu remained defiant as he addressed his party just. let israel needs a strong government a stable government a zionist government. a government committed towards the jewish state where neither will nor can there be a government that relies on and to zionist arab parties. again urged his supporters to be patient but was optimistic if you had got so we need to be patient there was an easy mission as we see now netanyahu did not succeed in his mission we in comparison proved that the idea of blue and white succeeded big time and is here to stay and that's

baldwin assured them that he knew of no one, even if his language wasn't reassuring. "i have been in intercourse with the most bitter, obstinate determined and violent of men in i would," he says, "and know if there was any such combination. everyone accepted that the secession had been defeated and that the government of the united states was once again government of virginia." he said, all we ask is to be able to vote again. we shook hands, let bygones be bygones, move forward. asked about republican plans to reunify the nation, baldwin warned an amendment to the constitution "would plant a root of bitterness such as not has been known even in the bitterness of war. should congress place the negro on the ground of political equality, that action would not only open the door to suffrage of women, of minors and foreigners and negroes and every shade of combination." you know he's bringing out the youcannons, if you do this, will talk about giving women the vote. you see he's showing how dangerous. trouble,chief, more more ill will, more dissatisfaction and more disloy

there is a quote from james baldwin it is not a romantic matter but the truth that all men are brothers and that's the bottom line. if you cannot take it from ethere you cannot take it at all. now the chief and i say we are brothers every time we introduce ourselves we really have become so close we are not kidding. really.. we were thrown together and as a result that sometimes we find ourselves writing in a squad car was someone else you think it isad accidental but there may be intentional design for you to truly get to know that individualru and the person could be in the back seat and give you a context where you can have empathy, compassion, and it pushes you beyond the limits so you might be able to grow. this sunday at mount zion from the church of mother emmanuel, some eight years after kane made this comment in congress and the pastor of mother emmanuel during thens reconstruction, eight years later the pastor of that church and hundreds of members from emmanuel walked away from that wooden structure to found the first brick structure owned by blacks in charleston right next d

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me on a very busy news day. president trump will soon sit down with ukrainian president zelensky. and the impeachment inquiry over the july 25th phone call between these two men but something happened on the way to the united nations adding month are fuel to the fire. this morning at the president's request the white house released a five-page rough transcript of that call and afterward says there's basically nothing to see here. >> the letter was a great letter. meaning the letter revealing the call that was done at the insistence of myself and other people that read it. it was a friendly letter. there was no pressure. the way you had that built up that call was going to be the call from hell. it turned out to be a nothing call other than a lot of people said i never knew you could be so nice. >> here are the facts. that transcript shows this was anything but a nothing call. at one point the president tells ukraine's newly elected leader the u.s. "has been very,

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let's talk to harriet baldwin. she is a conservative mp.u agree that the prime minister is a bully? i sat through yesterday's debate, almost all of them, and it was a wall of invective from the opposition benches, right from the get go when the attorney general was first up and i thought that words like tinpot dictator, the words, booing and things like clapping. i think under a new speaker to stop some of this behaviour. i'm going to interrupt you, because clapping or booing doesn't necessarily make mps feel frightened for their lives, but some of the language used in the commons last night according to paula sheriff guys. is the prime minister a bully? . ithink paula sheriff guys. is the prime minister a bully? . i think we all need to moderate our language. from a cross party perspective, there is agreement that we all need to moderate our language and i think what was very clear, and i'm not defending any of this bad language, i'm just saying there was a wall of invective from the opposition benches that people had come back to parliame

i'm brooke baldwin. president trump talking about the whistle blower again after the president asked a foreign power to interfere in the election, and investigate his political rival. a call that the white house is accused of trying to cover up. the whistle blower fears for his or her safety as the president continues to attack him or her including this moments ago in the white house. >> we have a whistle blower that reports things that were incorrect. as you know, and you probably now have figured it out, the statement i made to the president of the ukraine, a good man, a nice man, new, was perfect. it was perfect. but the whistle-blower reported a totally different statement, like the statement was not even made. i guess statement you could say with the call. i made a call. the call was perfect. when the whistle-blower reported it, he made it sound terrible. >> take a look at what one of the whistle blowers attorneys just said, moments ago after hearing that. news update, the law is paramount and there

hi, i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn, thank you for being with me this monday. inquiry is moving fast. we could soon see public hearings. the developments 2349 last 72 hours are so critical to understand the big picture here. so let me bring you all up to speed. this is where we are, despite threats of retaliation from this president, adam schiff says the whistle blower who prompted this inquiry is still willing to testify. >> we are taking all the precautions we can to make sure that we do so, we allow that testimony to go forward in a way that protects the whistle blower's identity, with the president issuing threats like, we ought to treat these people -- we exposed my wrongdoing. we execute traitors and spies. you can imagine the security concerns here. >> congressman schiff also revealing he plans to subpoena the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani for

actress and i resell the test right well you know this could have all been sold to people cost as in baldwin. all right so bad flourished right in late cause and it came on me in nairobi were looking forward to that and they're kind of series will sure be interested to see how the pieces of troll girls thank you. and that's it for now from day to every news africa as always you can catch all story is on our website at facebook page which says know what you think about the stories that pick up again the stories that we should be covering i'm interested to know what you're saying about these evil acts and so today will leave you with well glamorous pictures all feel bored meaning kenyan actress no pizza and you know the next time i haven't. time to fix the floor of. climate. for companies to come of. all the roma more. accurate. forest management techniques prevent a catastrophe. modernizing a key part of the earth's environment. made in germany in 16. w. . literature invites us to see people in particular. as the kids find. my. books on youtube. what's next for u.s. trade in the midst of a ta

baldwin, thank you for being here.sident trump says the u.s. is, and i quote, locked and loaded while a commander in iran's revolutionary guard said his nation is ready for full-fledged war. this is all happening after a weekend strike in saudi arabia that heavily damaged some of the world's biggest oil production sites. yemens, who the rebels have not only claimed response, they say more attacks could be on the way if the saudis do not back off in yemen. but the white house is not buying that, among them, secretary of state mike pompeo who tweeted this is the fault of iran and iran alone. we should note he did not provide any evidence for the claim, and iran denied any involvement. a top official tells cnn, its's difficult to believe that iran did not play a role. the official says they could not have pulled it off with just ten

james baldwin, michelle obama, you're the hope.dead in glover, mystic,nfrey, made to jay-z and ms. carter, you are the dream, charles, drew, john lewis, john lewis. [applause] every sadie buehler caledonia through the years and every can you show jamaal and let could time. you are the dream. [applause] and the hope, of the slave. and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome professor annette garden read. >> you're going to make me follow that? it is really great to be here. i'm honored to be here on this great occasion. as we commemorate the start of slavery in the english north america in 1619. though i say english north america because we know that enslaved africans were in north america before 6019. as early as the early 1500s, brought by the spanish. there were africans all over the southwest part of the united states, texas, mexico i'm a places that we know long before the first unsuccessful english attempt to found a colony in latere in 1585, and successful colony in jamestown and six tina seven. the notation -- in 16

one of the women we know, who participated in the march is marie baldwin. she is a native american woman. we thought it was really important because many of the photographs that you see from the women's suffrage movement are primarily of white women marching, and protesting for their vote, but we know women of color were there, and more important to the movement. we wanted to spotlight their stories whenever we could. we know marie baldwin was a participant of the suffrage march in washington, d.c. this is her official personnel file photo. she worked for what is now the bureau of indian affairs. i think it's a lovely photo. i love that she wore her traditional native dress for the picture, as well. i also want to point out that ida bee wells was another woman of color who participated in the 1913 suffrage march, and was a critical activist not only for women's suffrage, but a number of different issues. we have these women's photographs, in gold frames. i call them suffragist spotlights. we wanted to pull in as many different women's stories, and highlight

kate baldwin starts next. >>> really? shoes, cramped and uncomfortable. we can arrange a little upgrade. which is why i wear skechers... wide fit shoes. they have extra room throughout. they're like a luxury ride for my feet. try skechers wide fit shoes. . >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin. thank you so much for joining me. president trump is making some kind of history yet again. as another help wanted sign hangs outside the white house, the president is now searching for his fourth national security adviser in three years. this morning, the president and john bolton, they are still sparring basically not over policy but

actress and i resell the best right well you know this could have all been sold to people cost as in baldwin. all right so that flourished right in lagos and even c'mon me in nairobi we're looking forward to that america series film and will be interested to see how the pieces of troll girls thank you. and that's it for now from date of the news africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page which says what you think about the stories of becoming and the stories that we should be covering i'm interested to know what you think about the evil axis and so today we'll leave you with well glamorous pictures of the award winning kenyan actress lupita nyong'o till next time i have a. clue . is going to tell managers who today nothing would change you know the banks you don't mind and so was the language of a bank money. for speaking the truth global news that matters w. made for mines. not nothing out of the jam. just sometimes i am but i stand up and whimper that the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes bequests that any of think

and they're alongside conservative mp harriett baldwin.election is conservative voters ? general election is conservative voters? -- as conservative voters. i think so. i think general election is the way we are so to say i do or don't want it doesn't really mean much, itjust seems like we are in an avalanche. do you accept it with delight, or are you feeling a little bit resigned? resigned, for sure. jordan? to be fair, i think before we knew — — jordan? to be fair, i think before we knew —— move anywhere towards a general election and before parliament passes a vote to dissolve itself, we have to get the law signed so no—deal brexit is avoided on october 315t, that is the absolute priority first. in that sense, you agree with many in the labour party who are saying we have to have an election after october 3ist to have an election after october 31st so boris johnson will to have an election after october 31st so borisjohnson will have been required to ask for an extension?m is notjust the labour party, it is the majority in parliament th

our colleague kate baldwin starts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin, thank you so much for joining me. we are following breaking news on several fronts this morning, saudi arabia setting out to prove what they say is iran's role on attacks on two major saudi oil facilities. the defense minister there is presenting a speech as we speak to present more evidence. even before that, president trump it appears isn't waiting any longer for evidence, announcing on twitter a short time ago, that he is ordering his administration to substantially increase sanctions on the country of iran. this as secretary of state mike pompeo is literally in the air soon to land in saudi arabia to get a clear picture of what happened and talk about any possible response. one important voice that has been missing in all of this have been the national security adviser with john bolton gone, but there is news on that front as well, president trump announcing this morning he has chosen his chief hostage negotiator robert o'brien, to fill that post. clearly, there is a lot to get to this morning so l

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you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin in new york. forecasters say a very dangerous situation is developing in the path of hurricane dorian. we'll get to erica in a second. the category 2 storm is drenching parts of florida right now as it's moving up along the coast. it's threatening 10 foot storm surges in south carolina, which could rival the destruction scene during hurricane hugo in 1989, more than 1.2 million people there are under mandatory evacuations across both carolinas. hilton head hospital no longer accepting patients. and the charleston international airport is shutting down next hour. we're getting this new video from the air of what dorian is leaving in its wake. we showed you this for the first time yesterday. this is the devastation in the bahamas. the storm is blamed for at least seven deaths there. the united states will assist in recovery efforts and the coast guard is already helping with rescue efforts. >> we have been sending through the united states coast guard who have been incredible. they're on the bahamas

you are watching cnn i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. the "new york times" is reporting that prosecutors in new york have subpoenaed the president's accounting firm for eight years of both his personal tax returns and his corporate tax returns. so that, in part, involves the investigation into the hush money payments made to stormy daniels. keep in mind this comes days after cnn reported that prosecutors spoke with the president's former fixer, michael cohen in prison. let's go to our cnn legal analyst, and former federal prosecutor for the southern district of new york. what's your reaction to this? >> this looks like a logical next step in the growing investigation that the manhattan district attorney has been doing of the trump organization. we know they subpoenaed the trump org itself and last week went to interview michael cohen. it looks like there's a new york state criminal law, not federal but state law that makes it a crime to falsify business records. we're talking about records of the $130,000 hush money payment made to storm

i was watching -- alec baldwin some of the best comedian making most outrageous jokes right to their face. some of these other people on the stage. and if that had been a conservative comic or anybody not in the incrowd making those same type of jokes for instance caitlyn jenner was there and shi in on the joke i get it. but just listen to some of the sampling of these caitlyn jenner material. listen. >> caitlyn jenner is here. [applause] i can't believe you're here. wow. you've got -- girl. republican i don't know why and gain control over a woman's body. what does that party have to do to hews your support? be your son? >> you're like against gay marriage you votedded for trump you're like the transcommunity. now i'm just confused, i mean, she's in on the joke i get it. she's fair game in that sense. but -- if a conserve withtive conservative on twitter says i don't want my seven-year-old son going in there they're crute crucified but you can get up on stage a liberal comedian and make joke and anti-tom, and that's funny? i mean it is funny but there's no outrage when they do it. w

i'm brooke baldwin here in new york.ictor blackwell is there standing by in jensen beach, florida, where coastal towns are starting to see the heavy rain and strong winds from hurricane dorian. it is now a category 2 storm, downgraded in strength, but growing in size, after battering the bahamas for two days. now, it is blamed for at least five deaths. and officials estimate dorian destroyed 13,000 homes. right now, multiple precautions are being taken in florida. right now, disney theme parks shut down most of its operations. as the storm gets closer to the u.s. cnn's jennifer gray is in the weather center. jennifer, do you have an update? what's the latest track? >> latest track is parallel to the coast basically, about 100 miles off is shore. they won't get to 110 mi 110-mile-per-hour winds around the center but tropical storm force winds, after relentless winds to the islands now pulling to the north, finally gaining some speed. and that will continue to pick up the forward speed as we go through the next few days. y

our colleague kate baldwin starts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin, thank you so muchwing breaking news on several fronts this morning, saudi arabia setting out to prove what they say is iran's role on attacks on two major saudi oil facilities. the defense minister there is presenting a speech as we speak to present more evidence. even before that, president trump it appears isn't waiting any longer for evidence, announcing on twitter a short time ago, that he is ordering his administration to substantially increase sanctions on the country of iran. this as secretary of state mike pompeo is literally in the air soon to