on social media you were bought and you have reported this to the police now you've gotten that bill harlow to take is going to you we're going to do you're always very good but social media whether somebody's calling you a vehicle or walking definitely out again these are not you you're feeling good life because you don't because it's not just one person saying it to you that you can go to the police and report it you are it's it's 100 different accounts 100 different people saying that to you and that gets to you i think you no matter how strong you are that kind of people trained in that volume has has a way of getting into. it's important that we look within also those and see what kind of conversations we want to put forward especially when the position of influence and i think i'm very glad that i that i learned early on. that your position of influence can be so powerful because somebody else's position off influenced. stand so much of hatred towards me now i well i'm not i'm not as popular as the actor or the cricket field but i do understand that i am in a position where i can chan

31st of october, no longer will we be subject to eu rules on vat in terms of energy bill is costing constituents in harlowillion a year on heating and lighting. i thank my right honourable friend for his excellent suggestion. as he knows, we do plan to reduce the 5% rate on domestic fuel which is the lowest allowed under eu law, but of course when we leave the european union on october the 31st, it will be open to us to change this for the benefit of the people of harlow. thank you, mr speaker. i start by paying my deepest respect to pc andrew harper who died in the line of duty. it is a reminder of the risk he faced and police officers face all of the time trying to protect communities and our sympathy to his family collea g u es our sympathy to his family colleagues and friends. i also want to send our condolences to those affected by hurricane dorian that hit the bahamas at the weekend. i am hoping and i'm sure the government will be doing to make sure all help is sent there that is necessary. yesterday it was revealed that the prime minister's negotiating strategy is to run down the clock. and that th

bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. top of the hour. good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm jim scuitto in -- manu raji reporting that house committee members have been told to be prepared to come back during a scheduled recess. this is an team to wrap up an impeachment inquiry in the fall. >> i think it shows how quickly this has moved, right? >>> also house speaker nancy pelosi believes attorney general bill barr in her words, quote, has gone rogue. democrats are demanding to know why barr four times being mentioned, have think anything to do with the justice department's decision-making. our suzanne malveaux caught up with the -- this seems like they're going to pursue getting this inquiry going and wrapped up by thanksgiving. >> it's a remarkable pace when you think about it. yes, there's a flurry of activity, and as manu raji had reported, also some of those members of the house intelligence committee could come back within that two-week recess. what she is saying here is that she's not limited to a timetable here. she's not going to put any handcuff

bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good thursday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto, i'm poppy harlowaring from the inspector general about a disturbing whistle blower complaint made against the president of the united states. it's a complaint the inspector general appointed by the president has deemed an urgent concern. >> here's why. cnn has learned it came from a u.s. intelligence official who was troubled by something president trump said on the telephone to a foreign leader. according to the "washington post," the complaint was triggered by a promise that the president made. no word yet on exactly what that promise was, to whom it was made, also no response yet from the white house. >> so we're going to dig into this. let begin this hour with our senior national correspondent alex marker. good morning,

bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. a very good morning to you. i'm jim scuitto. >> i'm poppy harlow. we begin with important breaking news this morning, reporting on the president and his relationship and belief in the intelligence community, this is after your stunning exclusive report yesterday about the covert operation to remove a russian informant from very high up in moscow in the kremlin. we will get to those details in a moment. first new reporting to me this morning on the president. >> it's reporting that has consequences for senior security. multiple officials that served under trump tell cnn trump privately and repeatedly expressed opposition to covert sources, including oversea spies who provide the u.s. government with crucial information about hostile countries. in private, the president said foreign spice can change relation with host countries and undermine personal relationships with their leaders, the sources said. the president says we shouldn't be doing that to each other. one former trump official told cnn. in addition his fears for such intel excellencegent so

bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. >>> top of the hour, good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow in new york. jim sciutto has the day off and we have a lot of breaking news this morning. first, officials say that numerous people have been killed in a boat fire off the coast of southern california. they were reportedly on an overnight dive boat. more than 30 people were on board and trapped inside by the fire. we will bring you the latest on that in just a moment. we're also very closely watching hurricane dorian this morning. it is a category five storm that is now thrashing the bahamas and slowly moving toward the coast of florida. we will hear from the governor of florida, ron desantis any minute. you'll hear that live right here. the category five hurricane is inching toward florida and set to go up the east coast, putting millions under evacuation orders in the coastal areas of florida, georgia and south carolina. it's already causing catastrophic damage in the about ham mass. it is the strongest hurricane on record to hit the islands. the prime minister says it is causing da

bill barr who pushed for this letter and transcript to be put out. >> thank you, kaitlan. great reporting. thank you for being with me. i'm poppy harlow in new york. jim and i will see you in d.c. for special coverage tomorrow morning. my colleague, indicate bolduan continues coverage now. >> hello, everyone. i'm kait bolduan. as you can see, it has been a morning of breaking news. the white house released its account of the july phone call between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. the first details we have of what led to the whistle-blower complaint against the president, the call is only part of the allegations laid out in this complaint. the rest of it we have -- we do not know. the white house account though does reveal president trump said the following to the ukrainian president. if you could look into it, it sounds horrible to me. trump there explicitly talking about former vice president joe biden. much more on this throughout the hour. remember, this is just the first step in what is now history making, a formal impeachment inquiry underway. soon the white house says it will be releasing the whistle-blower com

bill. plus, get $250 off the latest phones. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com >>> a very good friday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto in washington. >> and i'm poppy harlowting with president trump in what is only the second state visit of his presidency. after that, a press conference, where the president will face questions for the first time since that "washington post" reporting that he made a promise to a foreign leader, one that was so alarming, it triggered a whistleblower complaint. >> now, the president tweeted a denial about that complaint just minutes before meeting with his australian counterpart. and now we are learning, according to a new reporting not "new york times" in "the washington post" that that call had something to do with ukraine. cnn has reported in the past that president trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, tried to pressure the ukrainian government to investigate former vice president joe biden and his family, specifically his son, hunter biden's work on the board of a ukrainian gas company. >> well, when asked about that in a fiery interview with our chris cuomo, the former new york city mayor's denial came just seconds before his

bill barr who pushed for this letter and transcript to be put out. >> thank you, kaitlan. great reporting. thank you for being with me. i'm poppy harlow in new york. jim and i will see you in d.c. for special coverage tomorrow morning. my colleague, indicate bolduan continues coverage now. >> hello, everyone. i'm kait bolduan. as you can see, it has been a morning of breaking news. the white house released its account of the july phone call between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. the first details we have of what led to the whistle-blower complaint against the president, the call is only part of the allegations laid out in this complaint. the rest of it we have -- we do not know. the white house account though does reveal president trump said the following to the ukrainian president. if you could