i'm brooke baldwin.esident trump is expected to make good on a campaign promise ending the daca program. that's according to multiple sources. daca is an acronym, and exec under prime minister prime minister, allowing undocumented immigrants, otherwise known as dreamers to get social security numbers, legal working status and avoid deportation. candidate trump vowed to get rid of it, but at times he seemed to waver on what to do. >> we will immediately terminate president obama's two illegal executive amnesties in which he defied federal law and the constitution to give amnesty to approximately a million illegal immigrants. >> when somebody's terrific, we want them back here. >> they have to leave, too? >> look, it sounds cold and hard. we have a country, our country is going to hell. we have to have a system where people are legally in our country. >> we're always talking about dreamers for other people. i want the children that are growing up in the united states to be dreamers also. they're not dreami

i'm brooke baldwin. it's been a day. have a wonderful weekend. > thanks, brooke. is the trump administration preparing for war? "the lead" starts right now. there is a military option. that's the word from the white house today after north korea thumbed its nose at the world yet again launches yet another missile over japan. this went further than it would take to get to guam. >>> terrorism and tweets. trump tweets, earning a scolding from the british prime minister. why did the president not wait for the facts? >>> plus, right now protesters and police clashing in st. louis, missouri. an all too familiar

i'm brooke baldwin. we talked with kyung lah.les from where the eye of the storm came. you're standing in front of some sort of structure. it sustained serious, serious damage, brian. show me around. >> reporter: brooke, it's really incredible. we talked to people who lived here. we're going to show you what it looks like now. this is a condominium complex. our photojournalist will come past me. he'll show you inside. this level was on the third floor. this looks like a one-floor condominium complex. this was on the third floor. imagine this two stores upham there was one in between it. on this level e i'm standing was a parking garage. the parking garaged a the lower level are both underneath all this right now. this was a 12-unit condominium complex here in lower matecombe key. three units here and a garage below that and six unit on the other side. all of it gutted. look at this. we talked to tom ross, 73 years old. he used to live in this center unit right here. he said his wife can't even come back here and look at it, she's

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i'm brooke baldwin, thanks for being with me.with jake tapper starts right now. >>> art of the deal by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer? the lead starts right now. president trump touring hurricane damage in florida today while back in d.c., game of let's make a deal. is president trump abandoning his base by pairing up with democrats to protect the dreamers? >>> just how deep does russia's use of facebook for propaganda purposes go? well, even facebook executives say they don't know. and one source tells cnn, it might still be going on. putin clicking like on that one, no doubt. >>> plus, this just might eclipse their past travel tr

i'm brooke baldwin.a today fighting back against republicans' efforts to repeal and replace his signature piece of legislation. during a speech just a bit ago at the bill and melinda gates foundation in new york, today president obama said he was confident that the progress his administration made on health care will not be erased. >> and so when i see people trying to undo that hard-won progress for the 50th or 60th time with bills that would raise costs or reduce coverage or roll back protections for older americans or people with pre-existing conditions, the cancer survivor, the expectant mom or the child with autism, or asthma, for whom coverage once again would be almost unattainable, it is aggravating. and all of this being done without any demonstrable economic or actuarial or plain common-sense rationale, it frustrates. and it certainly is frustrating to have to mobilize every couple of months to keep our leaders from inflicting real human suffering on our constituents. but typically that's how p

brooke baldwin picks up coverage right now. >>> wolf, thank you so much. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we are following the news out of north korea. out of the north firing another ballistic missile over japan in defiance of recent u.n. sanctions. [ siren ringing ] >> that is the sound of a siren in northern japan warning citizens to take cover. soon, the u.n. security council will meet for an emergency session at the request of japan. just a short time ago, there at the white house, we just heard from h.r. mcmaster, the national security adviser and the u.n. ambassador, nikki haley. >> what we are seeing is they continue to be provocative, they continue to be reckless, at that point, there's not a whole lot the security council is going to be able to do from here. when you've cut 90% of the trade and 30% of the oil. so having said that, i have no problem kicking it to general mattis, because i think he has plenty of options. >> what is different about this approach is that we're out of time, right? as ambassador haley said, we've been kicking the can down the road

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i'm brooke baldwin. we are also watching and waiting to hear from the governor of texas to address his state and address really the world about the catastrophic flooding left behind after hurricane harvey's violent landfall. one week since harvey slammed into the texas coast and the true extent of the damage is just only now starting to reveal itself. the receding flood waters, expoedie exposing the mass devastation, aerial rescues are still going on all across the texas gulf coast as crews hope to find people with no escape from the historic flood waters. a lot of people finally able to return to their homes, and many of them are finding they don't have much left. >> it's very confusing, can't get it wrapped up in my mind what's going to be next, and what i'm going to need to do. >> it's not even real. you see this stuff on tv, but this is total devastation in every way, physically, emotionally. >> yeah. yeah. it's -- i'm not an emotional guy and i'm pretty calm, and this has been too much for me, to be

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we start with president trump on his way to indiana, to announce the details of his much-heralded tax cut plan and we'll get into the weeds on that in just a second. but first, the president stopping, speaking with media, making a bunch of headlines as he was leaving the white house, including on the possibility of an executive order involving health care. here he was. >> well, we have a man who's going to be a great senator. and i, i'm very happy with that. i spoke to him last night. i never met him, i never spoke to him. i'm very happy with him and i have to say, luther came a long way from the time i endorsed him. and he ran a good race, but roy ran a really great race. and i know what they did and they used him very much in the campaign. but he works hard and i'm sure things will work out. i just wanted to say, though, on health care, we have the votes for health care. we have one senator that's in the hospital. he can't vote because he's in the hospital. >> a

i'm brooke baldwin. we are continuing our special coverage of what is now tropical storm irma after its 130 mile-an-hour winds tore through parts of florida. irma has now been downgraded, but is still barreling toward georgia, the carolinas and alabama. this hour, the city of charleston is at risk for flash floods. savannah is bracing for possible tornadoes, but as this storm pushes on, we are getting new images in of the devastation in florida. listen to this. more than 6 million people are without power. it is high tide in jacksonville, bringing in a record breaking storm surge that is taking over major roadways. our cnn cameras capturing some of the first video of the florida keys and just when you look at all these pictures and the devastation is stunning. my colleague john berman is joining me for the next two hours live there in miami amid boat debris. it looks like down in coconut grove, john berman. i know you are in the thick of it during the 100 mile an hour winds last night. tell me about wher

>>> so we given, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with us on this thursday. as the president tours hurricane ravaged florida, he is getting battered himself, not by protestors, not by democrats, but by a big part of his own base. they are calling his latest agreement with democrats betrayal while he's hailing it all as bipartisan. this is coming after the white house dinner, chinese and chocolate cake, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. they say they agreed to move forward on daca. this is the program that allowed undocumented immigrants to remain in the u.s., but the key question, one of them, is at what cost? both pelosi and schumer say daca will not be linked to border wall funding and at one point today the president seemed to be on board with that talking about paying for the wall, you know, down the world at some later date. but then later he repeated at least four times there will be nothing on daca unless he gets the wall. >> very important is the wall to me, and we have to know that the wall will not be obstructed because without the wall i wouldn't do

thanks for watching. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. on this labor day monday s we begin with a global response to a it threat. north korea claims it successfully conducted a test of a hydrogen bomb, experts say north korea's latest and large zest underground test represents a new dimension of threat. in fact one nuclear

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. we'll continue on the hurricane. how badly it decimated the florida keys. fema telling us homes are in ruins. 60% are damaged and the 10,000 who chose to ride it

. >>> welcome back, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.p's own cabinet members are putting his "drain the swamp" brand truly to the test. through -- three, three of his secretaries and epa administrator are under investigation for taking private flights. the worst, health and human services secretary tom price. a source telling cnn that the president is steaming over secretary price for his "stupid" use of private jets. price reportedly spent more than $1 million of taxpayer money in travel costs including taking two dozen charter flights. politico reported the biggest chunk of change here, $500,000, comes from at least two multistop international trips on a government plane. the secretary defended the trips. >> all of these trips were official business. all of them were within budget. all of them were approved by the normal processes that every other administration has gone through prior to the trip. not after. >> secretary price is doing a huge mea culpa by offering to pay back some of the costs. even the some of the cost piece, that is

i'm brooke baldwin. just watching the clock here. we're minutes away from the president making a major speech in indianapolis to sell his plan on tax reform, so we'll take it live and listen in very closely. but moments ago, the president gave an impromptu news conference to reporters before boarding his plane, covering everything from the nfl to the crisis in puerto rico to health care and on that topic, he said he's not giving up and he could be ready to make a deal with democrats. >> health care, we have it, we have the votes. because of reconciliation, we have to wait until january, february, or march, which we'll do, but in the meantime, i will negotiate with democrats to see if we can make a bipartisan bill. >> the president also weighed in on the defeat of the alabama senate candidate that he supported, luther strange, the man the president backed, lost to the man on the right, roy moore. >> well, we have a man who's going to be a great senator. and i met him last night. i never met him or spoke to him. i'm very happy with him

i am brooke baldwin, thank you for being with me. we'll send it to washington now with "the lead" with jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. residents return to ruins. now the search for the missing, even as some areas remaining unreachable. paradise lost, dozens of people killed by irma and the caribbean and those left struggling just to survive, cleaning and do not forget about us and president trump's meeting with politicians under a cloud of investigation from the u.s. justice department. three guesses of which hotel he's staying at. good afternoon everyone, welcome to "the lead," i am jake tapper. we still do not know the full extent of the damage she has brought. it is difficult to maneuver the water and out of the keys have been washed away. residents and authorities have been able to reach some of the islands and many found nothing short of devastation. a quarter of the house and the keys are been destroyed and that's just initial assessment. of course, without electricity and poor cell recession, it is been difficult to

i'm brooke baldwin.e are continuing our special coverage of what is now tropical storm irma after its 130 mile-an-hour winds tore through parts of florida. irma has now been downgraded, but is still barreling toward georgia, the carolinas and alabama. this hour, the city of charleston is at risk for flash floods. savannah is bracing for possible tornadoes, but as this storm pushes on, we are getting new images in of the devastation in florida. listen to this. more than 6 million people are

i'm brooke baldwin. it's been a day. have a wonderful weekend. "the lead with jake tapper" starts now. >>> thanks, brooke. is the trump administration preparing for war? "the lead" starts right now. there is a military option. that's the word from the white house today after north korea thumbed its nose at the world yet again launches yet another missile over japan. this went further than it would take to get to guam. >>> terrorism and tweets. trump tweets, earning a scolding from the british prime minister. why did the president not wait for the facts? >>> plus, right now protesters and police clashing in st. louis, missouri. an all too familiar scene after a former police officer is found not guilty in the death of an african-american man. >>> welcome to "the lead," everybody. i'm jake tapper. today, top administration officials came before cameras and used some of the strongest language we have yet heard about the possibility of them launching a military strike on north korea. the united states ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, said she's no

i'm pamela brown filling in for my colleague brooke baldwin.er starts right now. >>> thanks, pamela. is this the ball game in the effort to defeat obamacare? "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news, if it was a matter of friendship with lindsey graham versus leg sisac. the latter. mccain the latest health care bill, could be the final death blow? >>> kim jong-un firing back at trump with threat to blow up hydrogen bomb. could this missny nuclear proporti proportions? >>> plus uber why are drivers being told cherio? >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. the lead with jp starts now. >>> thanks. mocks donald trump. well, welcome. the lead starts right now. asking the world body he has trold in the past for help controlling kim jong-un. >>> dangerous deja vu, another hurricane getting power full by the second and taking aim at islands that irma just smashed into. plus an eye opening look opioid in america. how addiction is crippling a generation of kids leaving granld parents and foster families caring for the children left behind. >>> good afternoon, everyone welcome to the "the lead." i'm jake tapper. president trump began first ever u.n. assembly saying united nations has not reached full potential. and saying he wants to make the world great. not great again. just great. president trump has long been a critic of the international body. today he says no one nation should shoulder too much on its own. and of course he took the opportunity to tout trump tower which is across the street. now at the u.n. for us is our correspondent. he spoke with two world leaders. but tomorrow

i'm brooke baldwin. >>> president trump said he would treat dreamers with heart, but know he's expectedo end the obama-era program. his announcement is expected tomorrow. cnn is told that it will call for a six-month delay to the end of the program. >> we shouldn't be very worried. i do have a big heart. we're going to take care of everybody. >> some absolutely incredible kids, i would say mostly they were brought here in such a way -- it's a very tough subject. we are going to deal with daca with heart. >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. >> sara murray is at the white house for us they changed the timeline over friday, so it is tomorrow we should find out. >> reporter: that's right, the announcement is coming tomorrow. you can see why it's a decision they have wrestled with. the president has been on every side of this issue, vowing to end the program, and also vowing to treat the dreamers with heart and protect them. it seems that they have settled on a decision, can the caveat that -- there's still some wiggle room, but sources say the president does plan to end this program

i'm pamela brown in for brooke baldwin.llowing breaking news involving two major natural disasters, the scope of devastation becoming more apparent by the hour. right now in mexico city a race against time after tuesday's massive earthquake. rescue crews searching for signs of life at a collapsed school where dozens remain mising at this hour. of course we will take you live to the scene, but first, puerto rico is in desperate recovery mode after hurricane maria left a trail of destruction across the u.s. territory. blocks of collapsed homes and a power system that officials say is, quote, bas

. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ >>> so we given, i'm brooke baldwin.ith us on this thursday. as the president tours hurricane ravaged florida, he is getting battered himself, not by protestors, not by democrats, but by a big part of his own base. they are calling his latest agreement with democrats betrayal while he's hailing it all as bipartisan. this is coming after the white house dinner, chinese and chocolate cake,

i'm brook baldwin. thank you for being with me.f the hour getting our new advisory on hurricane maria barreling toward puerto rico. it could be catastrophic and life-threatening devastation all across the island. maria made landfall crippling dominica with winds as high as 65 miles an hour and ripped the roof off the home of the prime minister and the prime minister says they have lost pretty much all of what money could buy. that's a direct quote. right now there is a hurricane warning in effect for puerto rico with all kinds of concerns about water levels could rise as high as nine feet. cnn meteorologist allison is in the weather center tracking maria's

i'm brooke baldwin thank you so much for being with me.lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to the "the lead" i'm jake tapper we'll start with the breaking news that is both in the world and national lead. two forces of nature leaving rescue crews scrambling to saves lives in mexico. powerful 7.1 earthquake now to blame for 126 deaths much focused attention on crumbling school building, a little girl trapped in the rubble. we've bring that to you live. but first to the national lead officials in puerto rico telling us that the entire island, 3.4 million people is out of power as it takes a beating from

. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.king news on this catastrophic humanitarian crisis. eight days now after hurricane maria, millions of americans are waiting for help. nearly half of all of puerto rico is without drinking water. most of the island is still without electricity and in some cases without food. many of the supplies that could be helping those desperate people is right here, stuck in some 10,000 cargo containers just sitting right here on a san juan shipping dock. officials blame the already waek infrastructure and say there are not enough truckers to get these containers out to people who need them. cnn has crews dispersed across the island in some of the worst hit areas and where people are trying to get out. and where supplies are trying to get in. so with me right now, boris sanchez and leyla santiago. leyla, let me begin with you. thousands of puerto ricans are trying to to get out apyou're at the dak where people are lining up to board cruise ships. do they expect all those people there are getting ou

i'm brooke baldwin thank you so much for being with me. the "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to the "the lead" i'm jake tapper we'll start with the breaking news that is both in the world and national lead. two forces of nature leaving rescue crews scrambling to saves lives in mexico. powerful 7.1 earthquake now to blame for 126 deaths much focused attention on crumbling school building, a little girl trapped in the rubble. we've bring that to you live. but first to the national lead officials in puerto rico telling us that the entire island, 3.4 million people is out of power as it takes a beating from hurricane maria almost ten hours now after first making landfall. snapping trees in half. rifg trees out of the ground. at times hurricane force winds covering the entire island. east coast the cnn crew watched it rip a roof off the hotel. >>> on u.s. virgin islands communication is sporadic and spotty. some there are relying upon facebook to ask about others who are missing. let's begin with cnn leyla sant in the c

i'm brooke baldwin.ot of harvey's evacuees are just now returning to their flood mo flood-damaged homes trying to see what's left and much of it is just being taken to the curb to be hauled away. nick valencia is standing by in a houston neighborhood talking to folks who are helping. you were saying last hour a lot of these people are in line waiting to see what remains of their homes. who have you been talking to? >> reporter: brooke, this crowd has grown by the hour here. people waiting to get on some of these civilian boats to get back into their homes. we want to give him his space but he is one of the first responder civilians that has turned into a first responder. went back in to get some of his stuff. now he's using his boat along with this friend here to rescue people. we've been seeing people all day. these people here are just going through the worst of it right now. this is the worst area of houston that remains. the flooding is just as bad as it was a few days ago. there's no sign of the wat

. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.er way for survivors from this magnitude 7.1 earthquake in mexico city. these are live. chilling pictures here as rescues are under way at this crumbling school. inside, children missing since the quake hit. with just a handwritten list of names, people there are on their hands and knees using hands as shovels, anything they can to get through to them because waiting is just simply not an option. rescuers say they can actually hear the sound of this one little girl crying out. they are using a

>>> you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. we are watching a standoff taking place in the middle of a humanitarian crisis. you have president trump insisting the federal government is delivering in puerto rico. but then you have the mayor of san juan, and she says it's a different story. >> this is not a good news story. this is a people are dying story. this is a life-or-death story. there's a truckload of stuff that cannot be taken to people story. this is a story of a devastation that continues to worsen because people are not getting food and water. if i could scream it a lot more louder -- it is not a good news story when people are dying. when they don't have dialysis. when their generators aren't working and their oxygen isn't providing for them. >> that was the mayor early this morning on cnn responding to the acting homeland security secretary, elaine duke, who had said this -- >> i am very satisfied. i know it's a hard storm to recover from, but the amount of progress that's been made -- and i really would appreciate

i'm pamela brown in for brooke baldwin. and we are following breaking news involving two major natural disasters, the scope of devastation becoming more apparent by the hour. right now in mexico city a race against time after tuesday's massive earthquake. rescue crews searching for signs of life at a collapsed school where dozens remain mising at this hour. of course we will take you live to the scene, but first, puerto rico is in desperate recovery mode after hurricane maria left a trail of destruction across the u.s. territory. blocks of collapsed homes and a power system that officials say is, quote, basically destroyed. the governor said it was the most devastating storm to hit the island this century, if not in modern history. all of puerto rico is under a flash flood warning. and rescue teams are out looking for people who may be trapped. maria is now a category 3 hurricane with an eye that spans 30 miles. imagine that, 30 miles. it's headed right toward the bahamas and turks and caicos islands and forecasters say rai

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. the lead with jp starts now. >>> thanks.ocks donald trump. well, welcome. the lead starts right now. asking the world body he has trold in the past for help controlling kim jong-un. >>> dangerous deja vu, another hurricane getting power full by the second and taking aim at islands that irma just smashed into. plus an eye opening look opi

i'm brooke baldwin, thanks for being with me. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. >>> art of the deal by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer? the lead starts right now. president trump touring hurricane damage in florida today while back in d.c., game of let's make a deal. is president trump abandoning his base by pairing up with democrats to protect the dreamers? >>> just how deep does russia's use of facebook for propaganda purposes go? well, even facebook executives say they don't know. and one source tells cnn, it might still be going on. putin clicking like on that one, no doubt. >>> plus, this just might eclipse their past travel trouble after news that the treasure secretary asked for a jet for his honeymoon. all the times the multimillionaire asked for a tax payer-funded ride. >>> good afternoon, welcome to the lead, i'm jake tapper. politics lead, minutes ago the president returned from storm-ravaged florida. now he's back with a question on everyone's mind, deal or no deal? president trump and top democratic leaders

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i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. happening of course just on the heels of the administration striking a devastating blow to some 800,000 young people in this country known as d.r.e.a.m.ers. they now know that daca is coming to an end. that's the obama-era program that allowed legal working status for undocumented immigrants who came into this country, parents who brought their children into this country illegally. it was the face of the announcement wasn't the president, as was asked of sarah huckabee sanders why, it was the attorney general, jeff sessions, who announced the move late this morning. i've got a whole panel standing by. david chalian, let me begin with you and i jotted down this line. i kept hearing sarah come back to this. she's saying the president took the responsible step. this could have ended suddenly and now we're going to phase it out over two years f. you can't get it done, meaning members of congress, get out of the way so that someone can get it done. you say she's right, it is congress's job

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.art with president trump on his way to indiana, to announce the details of his much-heralded tax cut plan and we'll get into the weeds on that in just a second. but first, the president stopping, speaking with media, making a bunch of headlines as he was leaving the white house, including on the possibility of an executive order involving health care. here he was. >> well, we have a man who's