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thanks for keeping us updated, ivan cabrera. let's get more now from the bahamas. basel dean is the deputy director of the bahamas department of meteorology. this is the strongest storm to hit the bahamas. what's happening right now? >> right now, dorian is sitting smack over grand bahama. it's been sitting there now for the last nine hours, and that's pretty much unfortunate because the battering waves, the strong surge and torrential rains are causing quite a mess in grand bahama. we had storm surges inundating the entire island of grand bahama, and persons have been calling in for relief. unfortunately because of the very strong winds, relief workers are unable to get in there. but looking at the sunlight pictures and radar imageries just before i left the station, the sudden eyewall is now starting to creeposs grand bahama, and that means that the intense 140-mile-per-hour winds should be battering the central portions of grand bahama as a speak. but that hopefully will continue during the course of the night, and if that eyewall continues to move northward, we

meteorologist ivan cabrera in the cnn weather center. before we get to the united states, how long before this thing gets to move and get off of the bahamas? >> hours, dave, christine. good morning. this is still going to be another six hours before we begin to move this to the north. stationary right now. this stalled during our show yesterday. we're now a good 24 hours into this. it's incredible to see the well-defined eye in the same spot. this is a cat 3. new. 120-mile-an-hour winds. not as of this advisory but through the last couple of hours we've been seeing the number come down. it's no longer a 5, 4, formidable cat 3. we like to say it is a weaker hurricane but not a weak hurricane, right? right over the same area here. by the time we get into this afternoon, i do think this thing will move. it won't go from stationary to north at 30 miles an hour. it is going to be incremental. unfortunately, that is going to be too late for the bahamas. particularly freeport. they've been dealing with heavy rainfall, tropical storm force rain

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let's hear from our meteorologist, adam cabrera, in our studio. the big news, you're sensing, from what you're seeing, that dorian could very well move, start to move, in five or six hours. >> it will start moving to the north. it's too late for the bahamas. it's been stalled, 24 hours, category 5 or category 4 storm winds. it's dark. there's no power. all you can hear is the wind howling out there. the water, has been wous, going over the western part of the island. on the other population here, the extreme. 120 mph, if you're just joining us. that is down. it is not a weaker hurricane. it's a category 3. wind gusts at 150. they could be experiencing that in freeport. we don't know. the instruments are not talking to us. there's no power. it will take a while. we have been seeing pictures from the ground. it will be something we'll see from the next couple of days. look at this spin here. it's stationary. it has not moved. the outer rain bands have continued. we have the reporters we're going to be talking to. it's a windy night and we have some

ivan cabrera tracking the system live from the cnn center. ivan, good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning. >> it basically has stalled. we're getting an update from the national hurricane center. one, it is basically moving, well, slower than we can walk, right? this is basically stalled out. 165 maur 165-mile-an-hour winds. six hours ago the storm was stronger at 185. it's beginning to replace its eye. they do this, and when that happens they wobble. when they interact with land masses they wobble a bit. this 165, that is not going to continue. it may ramp back up. also, a six-hour loop. i'll show you the radar. fascinating stuff coming in from miami. 120 miles, cat 5 hurricane just 120 miles from south florida. we'll talk about the impacts. six hour loop. moving, moving, moving and then it just stops. this is just devastating for grand bahama because basically now they're going to be into this 165, 175-mile-an-hour winds for basically 12 to 24 hours. that is going to continue. hurricane force winds extend out 45 miles. 165 don

first ivan cabrera. it won't move. >> it won't move. >> it's incredible. the same area, absolutely and so, yes, it has weakened. it is not a weak hurricane. it is just weaker than what we have heard but it hasn't moved. stationary hurricane still, 120-mile-an-hour winds were gusting to 155. what happens when you get a tropical cyclone, hurricane, typhoon, whatever it is, if it sits over the same area and feeds on the warm water, there's only so much of a supply. it will start pulling up cooler waters anna in itself can weaken the system. part of that is what's happening. there you see the eye beginning to shrink and wouldn't be surprised later today for it to fill in. an indication of further weakening thank goodness. for our friends in the bahamas it's too late. you've had it parked there for 24 hour, the devastation will be incredible when we're able to get up high and show you the pictures from the ground have been bad enough. these bands you see here, i think that's where we have the potential there with 125-mile-an-hour winds, that's where they'll be

i'm alex marquardt in for anna cabrera.p first, a significant acknowledgment from president trump. he now says he did bring up former vice president joe biden during a phone call with the ukrainian president. the very phone call at the center of accusations that president trump tried to influence the upcoming election. >> we had a great conversation. the conversation i had was largely congratulatory, was largely corruption, all of the corruption taking place. it was largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating to the corruption already in the ukraine and ukraine -- ukraine's got a lot of problems. the new president is saying he's going to be able to rid the country of corruption, and i said that would be a great thing. we had a great conversation. >> the president's acknowledgment there comes after a source familiar with the situation tells cnn that the president did pressure the ukrainian leader to investigate his political rival joe biden and his son hunter biden during a p

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this comes on the same day of the release of those notes in july michelle ka bruce sew cabrera, john harwood and ayman javers. let me begin with you, ayman what are the expectations as we head into this event >> everyone's going to be looking at the ukrainian president here at this event looking for body language. the ukrainian president is now in a position to offer an enormous lifeline to president trump. if he didn't feel any pressure from the trump administration to deliver on joe biden this is a ukrainian president that needs military assistance and good will from the trump administration what matters is, ultimately, what happened. i think a lot of focus, these things typically, the focus is on the president of the united states, but a lot of focus world wide is going to be on the ukrainian president to see what happens. >> what do you think we should expect out of that ukrainian leader that's a lot of pressure on him, if that is the kind of response that made the president listen for as he sits there >> it is a lot of pressure on him. the transcript of that call that was releas

i'm ana cabrera and you are live in the "cnn newsroom."n tonight with a new statement if the president, saying the u.s. is locked and loaded after a large-scale attack this weekend that knocked half of saudi arabia's oil production offline. the president saying, saudi arabia's oil supply was attacked. there is reason to believe that we know the culprit. are locked and loaded, depending on verification, but are waiting to hear from the kingdom as to who they believe was the cause of this attack and under what terms we would proceed. while the president doesn't name anyone or any one country, we are told these impact points seen in new satellite pictures give major clues a as to where these missiles came from. according to a senior administration official the strikes likely originated in either iran or iraq. that's because all of the

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i'm alex marquardt in for anna cabrera. >> are you okay with the ukrainian government releasing their version of the transcript? >> i think their version would be the same as our version. it would be identical. they did, they put out a major statement last night and said it was a very, very fine conversation and there was no pressure, no nothing. there was no pressure. that was not pressure. i know when i give pressure and that was not pressure. >> the call was troubling enough for a member of the intelligence community who filed a whistle blower complaint and the house speaker, nancy pelosi is warning the white house let congress see it or risk entering a grave chapter of law. >> in particular having sought for an assistance and welcome for assistance in the last presidential campaign as a candidate, he is now doing the same thing again but now using the power of the presidency then he may force us to go down this road. i've spoken with a number of my colleagues over the last week and this samed different and kind and we may very well have crossed the rubicon here. >> there was a twe

i'm ana cabrera in new york.ver destroyed the lives of so many people in the bahamas and 43 people are so far confirmed dead and that is expected to go up sharply. they were in their homes that crumbled around them or haven't been found in the debris that covers so many of the island. just a short time ago our cnn crew was with a u.s. coast guard search team when they found the remains of a woman in the wreckage caused by the hurricane. that was in the town of

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with us.r with a presidency in peril and an impeachment investigation in over drive. it's hard to over state what all has developed just since the release of that bombshell whistle-blower complaint accusing president trump of not just abusing his power but trying to cover it up. all in the name of taking down a political opponent he might face in next year's election. we have now learned that president trump's call with the president of ukraine, the one in which he asked the leader to investigate joe biden isn't the only call the white house has gone to incredible lengths to hide. people familiar with the matter tell cnn the white house has also taken remarkable steps to prevent a call with saudi crown prince and a call with the russian president vladimir putin from ever becoming public. now this comes as "the washington post" reveals a stunning remark president t

let's bring in our meteorologist ivan cabrera to tell us more about that and where the storm is going. >> most of us will never be in the eye of a storm like that, flight level like that. just incredible scenes. right now in grand bahama island, you have to imagine, 180-mile-an-hour winds coming in from the north and all of a sudden it goes to zero. you got the eye. people are going to be out wandering, perhaps looking up at the stars. you'll be able to see them. 180-mile-an-hour winds come back on the southern side. this is going to be a long night. it's going to be a long day tomorrow and the day after that. we get into florida and the carolinas. we're going to be talking about dorian until the end of next week. 175-mile-an-hour winds, the latest advisory. go in a little bit tighter here to be able to see. just incredible. this is not a turn. this is a wobble. they wobble when they get this strong. and that is going to go up and down and up. so we haven't had the steering currents actually begun to lift this up to the north, but there is freeport, and those are the destructive 175-m

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i'm ana cabrera. and we begin with new developments into the spooeimpe inquiry. cnn has learned that donald trump's call to the president of ukraine is not the only call that the white house has gone to great lengths to hide. people familiar with the matter tell cnn the white house has also taken remarkable steps to prevent a call with saudi crown prince and a call from vladimir putin from ever becoming public. because of this, we may neff know what the president said during either conversation. but consider this, todays "washington post" uncovered a stunning remark president trump allegedly made during an oval office meeting with the russians back in 2017. yes, that same meeting where the president shared highly classified information and bragged about firing james comey. now, according to this new report by the "post," president trump told the russians that he wasn't concerned that they had interfered in the 2016 election because the u.s., quote, did the same in other countries. cnn white house reporter jeremy diamond is live outside the white house. jeremy, fi

i'm ana cabrera in new york. we are covering the very latest developments of hurricane dorian. >> here in odessa, texas, the scene of the latest mass shooting here in america that has left 22 injured including members of law enforcement. a little toddler. and seven people have died. >> we'll talk to you soon. >>> this monster hurricane, bigger and more intense every hour, has now maid landfall and doing major damage as a destructive category 5 storm. >> look closely there, that is a flipped over vehicle just outside those -- that house. that person's window. this is hurricane dorian. this is what it's already doing there in the bahamas, flipping cars, tearing off roofs. the first landmass it's hitting on its way to the east coast of the united states. hurricane warnings are now in effect up and down the atlantic coast of florida. mandatory evacuation orders already issued for several communities. or will go into effect in the coming hours. dorian is now a category 5 hurricane. the most intense storm measurable. w

let's bring in ivan cabrera. >> you saw the sun there with that picture. the hurricane hunters there, you can see bright blue skies, sunshine, and then beneath them, of course, the washing machine that is the claatlantic ocean, caribbean sea at this point. what they're going through right now, we don't know because it hasn't happened before. let's show you the pictures. the way we measure these hurricanes is by pressure. but if we're just going to go by wind, there's only been one that's been higher, and that was 190-mile-an-hour winds. that was back in 1980 with alan. so this is pretty close. this was at 185. the 11:00 p.m. advisory has us now down to 180. can we say down? this is a category 5, a strong one here. if you're watching this internationally, the western pacific, this would be considered basically a super typhoon. let zoom in here. a different name for different areas. look at this. a beeline across the entire length of grand bahama island. freeport is now experiencing the worst this hurricane has to offer, which is 220-mile-an-hour wind gusts

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with us. we begin this hour with a presidency in peril and an impeachment investigation in over drive. it's hard to over state what all has developed just since the release of that bombshell whistle-blower complaint accusing president trump of not just abusing his power but trying to cover it up. all in the name of taking down a political opponent he might face in next year's election. we have now learned that president trump's call with the president of ukraine, the one in which he asked the leader to investigate joe biden isn't the only call the white house has gone to incredible lengths to hide. people familiar with the matter tell cnn the white house has also taken remarkable steps to prevent a call with saudi crown prince and a call with the russian president vladimir putin from ever becoming public. now this comes as "the washington post" reveals a stunning remark president trump allegedly made during an oval office meeting with the russians. this was way back in 2017. yes, it is the sam

i'm ana cabrera in new york. our breaking news tonight, rescue efforts on hold off the coast of georgia after a massive cargo ship nearly 700 feet long capsized in st. simon sound. the coast guard says it was able to rescue 20 crew members before a fire onboard made it too risky for them to continue, so now the fate of four more people onboard remains unknown. cnn's natasha chen has made her way to st. simon's georgia. natasha, i understand you are learning about the harrowing rescue of the 20 people that managed to get off that ship. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, ana, it sounds like it was a team effort and very difficult to accomplish. right now, this site behind us, this ship that we want to show a little closer view of, it's a sight that stops you in its track. this is one of many cargo ships that pass here on a daily basis that locals see, but never have they seen a ship not going anywhere, on its side. you can see right now that the u.s. coast guard is kind of on standby right outside the ship th

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i'm ana cabrera in new york.essa, texas, the scene of the latest mass shooting here in america that has left 22 injured including members of law enforcement. a little toddler. and seven people have died. >> we'll talk to you soon. >>> this monster hurricane, bigger and more intense every hour, has now maid landfall and doing major damage as a destructive category 5 storm. >> look closely there, that is a flipped over vehicle just

earlier, my colleague, anna cabrera spoke with julian castro, the democratic presidential candidate.erica shows it is far pastime for gun control. >> caller: our hearts go out to the victims of the shooting tonight and their families. all of us have heavy hearts. we're thinking about them. it is also another very powerful reminder that we have to act. we have to act to stop these kinds of incidents. the most powerful moment of the last three weeks after what happened in el paso and in dayton, to me, came one or two days after dayton. the governor of ohio was giving remarks about what had happened. and the crowd that was listening to him. people from every walk of life. people, i'm sure, of different political backgrounds, began to chant "do something." "do something". "do something". do something to ensure that people who shouldn't have weapons don't get them, and that certain types of weapons never get on the street. and we don't know all the details of what happened today. but we certainly know what happened in el paso and dayton. and at the church in charleston where i was yesterd

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. >>> earlier, annika cabrera spoke to julio castro. every conversation in the united states, shows it is far pastime for gun control. what we need to know, is number one, we don't know the details. extremism has been in el paso and charleston and other polices. we needs to give your department of justice, homeland security and sdi, if tools they need, before it turns into violence. secondly, we need common safe legislation. the ar-15, as been the weapon of choice of many of the shooters. those are weapons of war and don't allow in the lengths. we also would raise the excise tax and use 10% to 20%, and use in garner to give him every year, to invest in programs and local communities. he knows what he has to do. who will have the ability to do it? this is a governor that championed and signed legislation, that takes effect tomorrow. eight new pieces of legislation, that will make it easier to carry weapons in texas. this time of reckoning has come. people of different groupeds are saying, do something, do something, do something. >> as y

ivan cabrera is here to talk about that. >> by the way, thousands of marchers there, to the young peoplepecially in the united states, on the last presidential election, less than half of them went out and voted. if you want climate change, you want something to be done about it, government is the way to do it, right? >> right. i guess, millennials and gen zers. they focused in on ice and the i s acidity of the ocean. i'll give your the cliff notes. the global temperatures rise. as that happens, the sea ice melts. and there's less ice to reflect the radiation back into space. who absorbs it? the associations do. 90% of the co2 gets pulled into the ocean. 20% of the pollutant s has gone into the ocean. that's wreaking havoc. there's that hp. the oceans become more acidic. we've lost a reef off of australia. this is something they look at on top of everything else they've seen. the sheet ice is continuing to melt. between '07 and 2016, it melted at triple the rate as the past. if that continues, by 2100, we're looking at a sea level rise of three feet, one meter. that would impact low-lyin

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i'm ana cabrera in new york.marked the 18th anniversary of 9/11, president trump just announced today that the son of osama bin laden is dead. hamza bin laden had reportedly been chosen by his father to be the leader of al qaeda. today president trump confirms he was killed in a united states counterterrorism operation in the afghanistan/pakistan region. it's not clear exactly when this happened, but cnn reported on july 31st that the u.s. believed hamza bin laden was dead, citing a u.s. official. cnn military and diplomatic analyst admiral john kirby is here with us. last hour we talked about the fact al qaeda has been somewhat eclipsed by maybe other terror groups since 9/11, most notably isis. you also mentioned boko haram. what's the strategic importance of hamza bin laden's death? >> he certainly has symbolic importance because he was the perceived heir to the throne of osama bin laden. many people believed that the elder bin laden was grooming him for leadership. the stated leader of al qaeda is old and som

. >> i'm anna cabrera. "friends forever" starts right now. >> announcer: the following is a cnn special report. >>> we were on a break! >> there is no half-hour comedy that's ever been more successful. >> how are you doing? >> there are 12-year-olds who are discovering this show. it's crazy. ♪ smelly cat, smelly cat >> the hours and intensity were so brutal. >> we are so over. >> fine by me. >> it's the 25th anniversary. now the truth can be told. >> "friends" was set in new york city but film in los angeles and that's why this is the first time in 25 years that the most memorable piece of furniture from the show is actually in front of a fountain in central park. so let's take a look back at the "friends" magic and what's next for this tv juggernaut that really never went away. this is "friends forever" 25 years of laughter. we're here in burbank, california on the warner brother's lot, and since this studio was founded in 1923, tens of thousands of tv shows and films have been created here. so throughout

i'm alex marquart in for ana cabrera. president trump is on air force one right now heading to the u.n. general assembly. comes a day after acknowledging he did discuss his political rival joe biden in a phone call with a foreign power. but as far as the president is concerned everything about that call was just perfect. >> you'll be okay with the ukrainian government releasing their version of the transcript. >> well, i think their version would be the same as our version, it would be identical. but they did, they put out a major statement last nights and in the statement they said it was a very, very fine conversation and there was no pressure, no nothing. there was no pressure. that was not pressure. i know when i give pressure. and that was not pressure. >> democrats are now demanding to see a transcript of that call as calls for impeachment heat up. >> if in particular after having sought foreign assistance and welcomed foreign assistance in the last presidential campaign as a candidate, he's now doing the same thing

i'm ana cabrera and you are live in the "cnn newsroom." we have breaking news right now. multiple sources tell cnn that acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is now on shaky ground following the release of the phone call transcript between president trump and the president of ukraine. you will recall that transcript revealed president trump telling the ukranians how much the u.s. does for them before saying he would like a favor. the president then goes on to ask ukraine to investigate 2016 election meddling before turning his sirghts on joe biden and hi son hunter. according to the transcript president trump says there is a lot of talk about biden's son, that biden stopped the proce prosecuti prosecution. so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great. biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution, so if you could look into it. that is according to the transcript released by the white house. and we have jeremy diamond outside the white house. and we've learned that multiple people including mitch mcconnell urged president trump to

i'm ana cabrera in new york. we are just listening into the latest update on the conditions and the situation at the medical center where they are treating now a dozen patients. they initially had 13, we learned, in that last update, that at least another person has since died. so here we are, a late summer saturday evening and another american city is reeling from a mass shooting, in the same state, texas, that saw a mass shooting just weeks ago. at least five people are dead. another 21 are injured in odessa after police say a white man in his mid-30s opened fire after a traffic stop. and this is what followed. >> there's a shooting going on in odessa, texas. oh, god, they're shooting right there. oh, he hit the barrier! the cop just hit the barrier! get down! get down! get down! >> down! down! down! >> stand still. he's shooting him! he's shooting him! oh, he killed him! he killed him! >> they're shooting. >> we're watching the shooting happen. >> oh, he's shooting him up. he hit the barrier. >> that was at th

oil prices, our next guest says higher prices will bring more supply to the market michelle caruso-cabrera. >> pleasure to be here >> price up is what some people wanted, right? >> sure. that helps u.s. producers for sure the cost per barrel in the united states is higher than saudi arabia the higher the price goes, more profitable it is in the united states and more supply comes to market to offset this spike that we've seen i'm old, carl, when i see the spike. >> jaded >> jaded for years, the fear was if there's a terrorist attack in saudi arabia, oil could spike by $100 this is years ago. now because of what's happened with the fracking revolution in the united states, what happened in saudi arabia gives you a decent move, but it is not nearly as startling as it would have been. >> the percentage of household budgets that go to energy cut in half since the late '80s, early's '90s. >> the other thing, whenever cnbc shows the oil price, they show the front contract. i want oil delivered in one month. this is what i have to pay but there's a curve. you can buy in a contract for six months

meteorologist ivan cabrera is here tracking the storm. it has left a message behind it. >> yeah.till we will have some damage. we will get new pictures. the winds are still how wellili george. i want to show you how rare this is, right, from nova scotia to get a category 2 hurricane making landfall on the coast was ginny back in '63. and juan in 2003. a lot of destruction from juan in 2003. and now of course we have dorian. so count it back to '63. only three made landfall. here is post tropical cyclone. what does that mean? it is not a hurricane but still causing hurricane conditions. it gets its energy from the differences in temperature and moisture here not so much. obviously a hurricane, as you can see. the cloud cover spiraling to the north. it is still clocking 80-mile-per-hour winds. 100 gusts. that is mostly occurring over water. i have seen wind gusts around 70, 75 through the overnight hours in nova scotia. it is heading up to newfoundland. 30 miles per hour plus. so it will be out of the picture finally by sunday night, as we head into monday. we call them hurricanes

i'm anna cabrera and you are live in the cnn newsroom.an or woman is a big step closer to testifying on capitol hill according to the man in charge of the powerful house intelligence committee, democratic congressman adam schiff. he said today that a tentative agreement has been reached with some details to be worked out. schiff says he wants to make sure the whistleblower's identity is protected. >> all that needs to be done at this point is to make sure that the attorneys that represent the whistleblower get the clearances that they need to be able to accompany the whistleblower to testimony and that we figure out the

the top of the hour, you are in the cnn newsroom, i'm ana cabrera in new york.om the largest oil facility. here is a brand-new statement from the president writing on twitter, saudi arabia oil supply was attacked, there is reason to believe we know the culprit are locked and loaded depending on ver physician. but are waiting from the king to him as to who they believe are the cause of this attack and under what terms we would proceed. he went on to say there is plenty of oil, amid this attack could affect markets tomorrow. a

i own a bar in district six on 16th and cabrera. as mentioned before, kevin's is nominated many times or best bartender in the united states. opening this bar will drive more tourism of people that come to this town just to go to bars like his and like mine, and like other bars owned by a lot of people that are here to support. the more people that come to visit his bar from other places, the more they will come to mind and the more successful we can be, and frankly it is quite a difficult time to be in this business in this city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you for having us. my name is reese alvarado and i have been an employee at pacific cocktail haven for the past three years. if you ever had the opportunity to meet kevin, you would know that when he opened the bar, it is a very big deal. he has served as a pillar of this community for well over a decade. he has been a mentor to countless professionals in the industry, including myself, who have been shaped by kevin and his tutelage. has operational a

midland mayor jerry morales spoke to cnn's ana cabrera and he discussed how the latest shooting cameo an end. >> the shooter was pulled over on the interstate by a dps officer. that's when he shot the officer and then took off and started shooting randomly. and then everything happened after that. >> and where was it that the shooter ultimately died? >> at a theater, a movie theater called cinergy in between midland and odessa. >> and what was the circumstance in which the police encountered that person there? >> so again, it just pursued into a chase. and between all the law enforcement, trapped him in the parking lot of the cinergy theater and that's when they were able to engage the shooter. >> white house says it's closely monitoring this latest shooting in text with the president being briefed on the latest information. we get more from cnn's boris sanchez on reaction from the white house. >> reporter: it is the third time this month that president trump has had to be briefed on a mass shooting in the united states. the second one in that span of time in the state of texas. the

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champ, and of course, in 2012 we moved on from the bryan wilson era to sergio romo, striking out cabrerars. that was a four-game sweep by the way, and the good times roll on in the 2014, who would ever forget pablo making that catch, bumgarner's great relief, bruce bochy, what's the mindset for this final week as the giants manager? >> you take everything in, the walk to the ballpark, the walk to the clubhouse, even this time with you guys. sometimes you say, well this is work, it's not. the fact that you guys are here listening to what i have to say, you know, i'm savoring that. i can't get my wife to do that.>> he can probably join a long list, meantime giants have been eliminated for quite some time, of course, but we had another team join the list that will not be included in the postseason, who needs bryce harper? the phillies are done, ryan zimmer with a base hit and scores a run for the gnats against philadelphia, and harper, who came over from the gnats to philly, making it out here. it's kind of funny to see the washington net fans giving him a derisive sarcastic standing ovatio

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i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for staying with me.our with the jaw-dropping sight off the georgia coast. a massive cargo ship on its side in the water in saint simon's sound. the coast guard says it was able to rescue 20 crew members before a fire onboard made it too risky for them to continue. so now the fate of four more people onboard remains unknown. we can tell you at this hour, the smoke emanating from the scene has stopped, and now rescuers are working to stabilize the ship before they can resume their operation. we know it was carrying cars when it flipped, but we still don't know what happened. the rescues that did take place happened about two hours after the initial dispatch call. in some cases, crew members were hoisted to helicopters. others were lowered to boats waiting below. i want to bring in peter gold. he is the former managing director of the ntsb. so glad to have you with us, peter. you've investigated a number of accidents like this. anything jump out to you as we look at those images that could explain how this

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i'm alex marquardt in for anna cabrera.dent trump. he now says he did bring up former vice president joe biden during a phone call with the ukrainian president. the very phone call at the center of accusations that president trump tried to influence the upcoming election. >> we had a great conversation. the conversation i had was largely congratulatory, was largely corruption, all of the corruption taking place. it was largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son