cheers. >> chen: cheers. cheers. >> eric: cheers. ganbei. >> chen: ganbei. >> eric: ah, no.ore chinese now. >> anthony: it's easily the most contentious piece of real estate in the world. and there's no hope -- none -- of ever talking about it without pissing somebody, if not everybody, off. maybe that's why it's taken me so long to come here. a place where even the names of ordinary things are ferociously disputed. where does falafel come from? who makes the best hummus? is it a fence or a wall? by the end of this hou

and is winnie chen here? miss chen, you want to come up and tell us a little bit about yourself?my name is winnie chen? i'm an incumbent from seat eight seeking to be reappointed? part of it is as you know in your positions is after you've been there a year when you hit your stride. and i feel by continuing my work for the next twoers i can't, i can continue to benefit -- two years, i can continue to benefit the community? i have to say, mr. walton, i am a big fan of yours from the school board where you may have seen my participation in going to the school board and speaking on behalf of the c.a.c. and also -- which i'm a member of. i'm specifically more involved or have knowledge of children who have -- are in special education as well as low-income families and parents who access many of the services we have in san francisco. >> supervisor walton: thank you so much miss chen. supervisor mar, do you have any questions? >> okay. thank you. >> supervisor walton: thank you. next, i invite julie roberts-phung. >> hi. my name is julie roberts-phung, and i qualify for all three seats

but here, her wages are higher and she has more time to take care of wang hoe chen.i: i like my work a lot and i'm very patient. if wang hoe chen doesn't want to eat anything, i just wait. sooner or later she'll eat again. it's my job to take good care of her, because all she can do is lie in bed. reporter: as the population ages, the number of people dependent on care increases. no one knows who will take care of patients with high needs in the future. experts estimate that up to ten million extra carers will be needed to meet the demand in the coming years. wang: i don't think china is ready. the number of elderly people is rising rapidly. the care system can't be expandeded quickly enough to kp up. the e only thing we can dos learn from countries with good care systems, for example the u.s. and japan. reporter: that's what the government is trying to do. they're reforming nursing care insurance and opening up the market for caregiving to attract international investors. but long-term plans do not exist. the state pension system is also struggling. projections from

lanhee chen stays with us. up next, the indian prime minister touring the u.s. how president trump may leverage his relationship with him ahead of next year's elections. shery: later, it is said to price its age ipo today. details coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ very basic that goes far beyond donald trump. 5% gdp a year ago was around 8%. exactly, that is what it has done. it is a lot lower. maybe oil prices have been in a headwind. after demonetization. the goods and services tax, things that were not the best for the economy may happen, that this is needed. the idea that at a time when vietnam -- when people at the end of the supply chain and may be china, vietnam is the first spot. indonesia is popular. this is a way for india to get back. shery: kathleen hays, thank you so much with the latest on india. lanhee chen still with us to discuss the india-u.s. relationship. we have the event in texas. it all looked friendly,. didn't a few weeks ago, the u.s. terminate the developing nation designation for india?

>> aye. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen's service to the department of public health and the city of san francisco. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> thank you. >> we are adjourned. [♪] >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪] >> i would say i am a multidimensional artist. i came out of painting, but have also really enjoyed tactile properties of artwork and tile work. i always have an interest in public art. i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world. you shouldn't just be something in museums. i love that people can just go there, and it is there for everyone. public art is art with a job to do. it is a place where the architecture meets the public. where the artist takes the meaning of the site, and gives a voice to its. we commission culture, murals, mosaics, black piece

chen shows me how cameras installed in restaurant kitchens even keep tabs on cleanliness.but doesn't the chef mind being monitored all the time. to play the role women do the system logs all the people who view the images anyone who looks at them without permission is punished. total transparency for the purpose of progress chen says residents of long gun district approved. jaywalking is not allowed in offenders are immediately identified. look here you jaywalk once and right away your social credit score drops. this degree of surveillance is unthinkable in the west but here in china they take a different view and say it's driven a drop in crime. that's what does it say here mail it to you without glasses you don't. you yes yes suddenly you're a youth i don't know if you know me i love chinese facial recognition. you. are. a transparent society in the interest of efficiency. some of this appears useful but do we really want to measure control and analyze everything just because it's technically possible. won't that inevitably lead us down a road to down a dictatorship. may

that's a reunion not of the chen family but of the yung family. i was called chen because of the chinese exclusion act. it's very personal. it affects all of us, our identity, our sense of being an american. so i urge your approval of the renaming of the julius kahn playground. and i say that with all due respect to the wonderful contributions of the kahn family to san francisco over all these years. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: charles. >> thank you. my name is charles ferguson and i am president of the presidio heights association of neighbors, otherwise known as f.a.n. in my professional life i am a judge across the street at the california public utilities commission. i hold hearings all through the state for the public to express their opinion. so i know how important public input is and how valuable it is to decision-makers like yourselves. i thank you for the opportunity to address you. f.a.n. is in support of naming -- renaming the playground, either presidio wall playground, which by the way got the largest number of votes, and west

>> aye. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen's service to the department of public health and the city of san francisco. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> thank you. >> we are adjourned. >> san francisco and oakland are challenging each other in a battle for the bay. >> two cities. >> one bay. >> san francisco versus oakland. are you ready to get in on the action? >> i'm london breed. >> and i am oakland mayor libby schaff. >> who will have the cleanest city? >> we will protect our bay by making our neighborhoods shine. >> join us on september 21st as a battle for the bay. >> which city has more volunteer spirit? which city can clean more neighborhoods? the city with the most volunteers wins. sign-up to be a bay protector and a neighborhood cleaner. go to battle fo. >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm

>> aye. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen's service to the department of public health and the city of san francisco. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> thank you. >> we are adjourned. >> okay. we are here to get the job done. good morning. is it morning still? i've been up since 5:00 i think. i'm trying to keep -- i've been to so many places throughout the day. this is probably the fifth or sixth, but who's counting? thank you all so much for joining us here today. with me i have dr. grant colfax, who is the director of the department of public health, as well as dr. anton nagusablan who is the director of mental health reform. daniel leary, the c.e.o. and founder of tipping point community, and matthew state, the chair of u.c.f. department of psychiatry here in san francisco. i'm excited because these are incredible leaders in our community who are going to help us with some really challenging problems that we know we face as a city. last week we launched the mental health reform initiative to help those at the inte

>> aye. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen. >> motion to adjourn in honor of alice chen's service to the department of public health and the city of san francisco. >> second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> thank you. >> we are adjourned. >> working with kids, they keep you young. they keep you on your tones -- on your toes. >> teaching them, at the same time, us learning from them, everything is fulfilling. >> ready? go. [♪] >> we really wanted to find a way to support women entrepreneurs in particular in san francisco. it was very important for the mayor, as well as the safety support the dreams that people want to realize, and provide them with an opportunity to receive funding to support improvements for their business so they could grow and thrive in their neighborhoods and in their industry. >> three, two, one! >> because i am one of the consultants for two nonprofits here for entrepreneurship, i knew about the grand through the renaissance entrepreneur center, and through the small business development center. i thought they were going to be perfect candidate beca

natasha chen has well grandmother told r that she got a call from her daughter in the bahamas confirming that her 8 year-old grandson has died. it's the first known fatality from hurricane dorian. >>she also says that her granddaughter is missing. so the extent of the devastation there is still not entirely known as the storm continues to turn over those islands. >>3 and showed up strong in the bahamas with 2 menacing measures of speed. first measured speed. fast, a 155 mile an hour winds late monday morning caused with the country's prime minister called unprecedented devastation. the second measurement of speed is siow the storm itself is moving at only about one mile per hour meaning water and wind key pummeling homes. at this point hurricane models aren't certain if dorian will make landfall in the us tuesday or have counties under mandatory evacuation orders get out now you %ave time or there is fuel available. >>and you'll be safe on the roads. >>not taking any chances with this one some people say they're going to get that advice we've decided to just hunker down so weak got a lot

lanhee chen is now director of public policy studies at stanford.come back to bloomberg here in new york. first, let us talk about robert o'brien. i understand he served with and you know him. what do you know of him? lanhee: he is a tremendous choice for the job because he understands the job of national security adviser is not necessarily to advocate was the first late, but to present a process where the president can make an informed decision. . i think he has the right side manner for the job, he understands how to relate information to president trump and advise him. i am very bullish on this. pick. i think he represents not just a strong character, but also someone will understand u.s. policy in a way that will make a lot of people very comfortable. david:. david: that is the question experience.n policy everybody recognizes that he is an able-bodied lawyer, but does he have enough to withstand against other foreign policy experts? lanhee: he wrote a book called "while america slept" a comprehensive look about some of the challenges facing ame

tiffany chen, talk to the shocked driver who recorded this video. >>bush is so strange and baffling that i just cut looked a couple times something so bizarre dakota randall did a double take while driving on the mass pike through new. >>and i thought i saw somebody asleep at the wheel, but i wasn't sure so i did a double take and sure enough there's somebody with his head right between his legs. >>this cell phone video shows a fellow driver hunched over seemingly fast asleep at the wheel of a self-driving car dakota says he was driving home. the wall poll after working as a writer for nesson and had to snap a video i thought well. >>i should record this and i thought i shouldn't for this because it's also unsafe, but it was just so bizarre that i just like i have to get this on video because it's so strange. >>the woman in the passenger seat also knocked out dakota says he tried to wake them up even honking his horn to no avail all while cars were buzzing by you see i guess. >>trusting in africa brave enough you know. >>especially in boston scary e

the point with me peter craven the focus this week is on china's expanding global role and my guests chen so on a freelance journalist from china she says i'm glad mathilde's visit to china came into a difficult moment but she accomplished a mission impossible also with us is out on every must former china correspondent for germany say on. the network and arianna believes that china has excellent strategic qualities and capabilities europe's answer must be a strategy of unity and a very warm welcome seems to know about it an american journalist who's trying to follow the make asia institute for china studies here in berlin he argues quite simply the germany must show woolley to shame on china. thank you all 3 of you for being here today i'd like to begin with you chen soon and begin with the latest developments surrounding joshua wall how much of a controversy has it been and how are the chinese side likely to react. i think china react quite strongly in a way that they know they have to show that it's their stance that this is not what they expected that. because especially one. just thi

>>natasha chen has the latest from hutchinson island, florida. >>well hurricane dorian continues to lash the bahamas. the outer bands are now reaching florida. >>this is going to be riding florida's coast for the next day day and a half. >>the storm's expected track now looks better for floridians. the needed 72 hours ago, but florida governor ron desantis is still urging people to remain vigilant. they'll be storm surge.>>ey'll be some flooding. you may see wind damage depending on how this gets to the state of florida. >>already durian has shown its potential for massive destruction, pounding the bahamas for more than 24 hours leaving buildings in ruin and residents without homes. >>the coach trapped in their homes, the water levels are. >>right the and to almost the 2.22 american from home after florida jury will then set its sights on georgia and the carolinas over the next several days. >>residents, there are preparing hopefully that the water will come over that. and never has but if it does. it will stop it a little bit oh stop it complete

my name is erin chen. i live in san francisco 335 palace street. i strong low against the naming rose pak for subway person. i think she did not make a career distinction between china and chinese party government. she actively followed the chinese government and she thinks it is to love china. that is why she did a lot of bad things and hurt many chinese people. i am against naming rose pak for the subway station. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello everyone. i am ella. i am an american citizen living in san jose. i like the name to call it chinatown station because i feel it is closer to my heart. i am against the naming of the subway station after rose pak. she committed a per jerry perjury and was investigated by the fbe. she obtained low market rate housing. you can see the report here. so she has no right to represent our community, represent the chinese americans. her name cannot show up in the public facility at the subway station. she doesn't represent the righteousness. think about it. if a child asked who is rose pak?

he knows scott chen, the school district says chen, his wife and son were on the dive boat. >> he would come in here on a regular basis, renting equipment, filling up tanks and things like that, talk about diving and frequent the boats down in the channel islands on a regular basis. >> reporter: like everyone, he was shocked. it was he says like a freak accident a diver would never imagine happening. >> most divers are aware of the risk of diving and all has to do with decompression issues and not holding your breathe and things like that. >> reporter: fatal accidents do happen in the deep sea but one like this, a 75-foot boat bursting into flames with close to three dozen people on board. >> typically it's involving a single individual. to hear about 30 plus divers at one time on a boat, i don't think i've ever heard of anything like that happening in california or the states. >> reporter: there is a story of one of the owners of this store who must be counting his lucky stars today. >> one of the owners was supposed to be on the boat this weekend, and two of his friends who frequent t

>>for now those in the storm's path, we'll just watch wait and hope for the best i'm natasha chen on hutchinson island, florida. >>here chief meteorologist lawrence karnow so many different elements to where we thought it was headed last week. at least 5 people dead in the bahamas. you fear that number will increase dramatically sure and now takes a right hand turn and it's just heading north up the coast, but then you start worrying about the other states along the eastern seaboard to try to extremely fortunate that it did not continue its path right into florida that would have been devastating there we've already seen the damage. they're saying maybe is half half the homes, there in the bahamas there. yeah on grand bahama probably wiped out from this hurricane you can see it had that very nice i define and then all the sudden. >>it's slow down it became stationary started that europe's very cold water underneath that storm system and starting to weaken in the eye disappears but guess what that eye is now moving out over some warm water again and we could see some re intensificatio

jim chen ohs soak spoke about two shorts including in grub hub. the stock fell sharply after he criticize the the company for making almost no money per order. he said he was short a kidney dialysis company leon cooperman says he is long energy and and another bullish on uber on soviet bank disney is his largest holding direct to consumer stream. >> leslie thank you. leslie picker at the conference all day there in new york city which pick would you go with or go against grasso. >> i agree with chen ohs and grub hub the competition is way too tight for them and there's -- becoming such a commodity advertised business process. they were the darling and now they are thrown out. i don't know how much lower it can go but it seems everyone is lining up to be negative on grub hub. >> you have amazon delivering food and uber eats and both are linked to lose money on everything they sell. >> i'm not sure anybody perfected the business model but the valuation is what you can go after in the environment where the competition is coming from all sides good fo

thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> rosa chen. >> hello, director, rosa chen, i just wanted to talk about on top of what everyone else has said about, you know, how we choose our contractor with the lowest bid and how we need to fix that, on top of that, i think it's very important that we also talk about when we start a project we should really think about how it's going to affect the communities and how we have to add these mitigation funds into the project already so that it's already there instead of us scrambling to look for money constantly to figure out how can we help the merchants survive in the community, how do we help, not only chinatown but the effect of the union square businesses, affected every neighborhood along the line. and that, it's very important for us to really realize that, you know, chinatown is being very affected, with another two-year delay, going to be more vacancies, more businesses are having to pay higher rent and it's getting harder and harder for them, so we need to come out and think of concrete ways to really make sure that it helps these bu

we're live in charleston south carolina natasha chen back to you so shower meteorologist just said it has now been downgraded to a category one. >>when people saw the pictures of a fire i've category 5 storm of of the results they were terrified now that it's a one do you feel like you're taking the storm seriously. officials definitely want people to continue taking it seriously just tonight we saw some tweets. >>from for example, the south carolina emergency management telling people not to let their guard down it because it if they're not careful driving out there they could still run into some flash flooding. and we know that national experts have also said that a life threatening storm surge and dangerous winds are still very possible. as this thing climbs along the north carolina coast into southeast, virginia. and we're also hearing that there are tropical storm warnings extended even to parts of the art new england at this point like martha's vineyard and nantucket and new york city is actually closed its beaches on friday and saturday. so this is extending much farther north

i'm melissa chen welcome to news asia thanks for joining us losing your life just to cast your ballot that's a very real risk for the people of afghanistan the taliban has issued nonstop threats against saturday's presidential vote and despite a massive security operation voters have every reason to fear war than 170 people were killed or injured at polling stations on the 1st day of last year's parliamentary elections it was the single deadliest day for civilians in 2018 at the polls afghans face conditions that would test anyone's patients waiting for hours in long lines and also doubt in the whole process because of the country's history of voter fraud taking part in afghanistan's young democracy takes guts. it's scenes like this that the afghan government is desperate to avoid on election day the security plan to protect voters at polling stations was 8 months in the making but violence is just one of the challenges facing the officials organizing the elections 5 years ago allegations of systematic fraud marred the last one abdullah abdullah the man who lost to the current preside

much, lanheeu very chen of the hoover institution.e wereg of ipo's earlier, made well, the genes company, they are going public. i think we did a segment on them. apparently millennials like them. a lot of denim ipo's. coming up, president trump vowing to crack down on vaping. we will see the portfolio manager who invests in the industry and talk about the potential impact. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: it seems to be the only area that continues to carry j.crew. made well is filing for an ipo. interestingly, also known as chinos holdings. apparently the only guy on the there,o actually shops they don't just do denim. romaine: the whole nine yards. i don't know. is it a retail company or a tech company? joe: i'm sure it is a tech company in some way. all right, outrage over vaping has been intensifying as president trump vows to ratchet oversight of the troubled industry. >> we are looking at vaping very strongly. it is very dangerous. children have died. people have died. we are going to have strong rules and regulations and some ve

bed and he has someone there to lean on i 73 year old grandpa chen oh my god king tut when the police charge in the youngsters all citizens confiscate fast enough we have to stand between them and block the police's advance to give citizens time to get away ha ha ha i don't go hungry but there's terms like yours often fall on deaf ears. tonight brian got shot in just by my brother bullets but he says he won't retreat. brian is done for tonight. but a struggle he's joined for the future a phone call appears far from over. and it's a struggle that's made all told with really vivid images of hong kong's summer of protest which of excited about. yourself. carefully. to get. discovered who. subscribe to. documentary to. the mob who helped launch the world's biggest e-commerce company today ali baba group found jack ma steps out marking the end often. a river in india poised to buy the textile industry appetite for colorful dye i ask an expert what consumers can do to change things. but how to do asia i'm going to get johnson berlin. good to have you with us and we're starting with an incre

natasha chen shows us how the changing forecast is an added challenge for preparation in florida. the changing track of hurricane dorian is (jrs) you can track hurricane dorian with the kron-4 mobile app. download it from an app store ... to get push alerts straight to your phone. <"please understand.. different.. he was mobile."> (jrs)authorities say the death toll in saturday's mass shooting in texas rose to seven sunday..after two victims succumbed to their injuries. nearly two dozen people were wounded. now, authorities are wointo investigate a crime scene that encompasses two west texas cities. rylee carlson has the latest (jrs)coming up.. a car crash leaves thousands without power in one bay area city. what police say lead to the crash. (jrs)plus.. a community is in mourning after the murder of a sikh man. we hear from family members on the loss of one. (jrs)and.. dozens of protestors marched through downtown berkley... to rally against marxism. we have that story next. (jrs)university and berkeley police shut down several downtown streets today after news of a rally and cou

that ochea chen shows us how the changing forecast is challenging everyone along the southeast coast. >>the changing track of hurricane dorian is already getting floridians preparation with flash think the worst case near this is a storm of storms don't know where it's going to i don't know what the intestine to be but it's not going to give it get close to people across the state grab sandbags on sunday, while many have left misty jackson is among those who are staying in brevard county. >>and a plumber's of that law. banks. >>exotic animals. she says are not welcome in hotels in lucie county shelters were reduced to then added back the sheriff and fire chief showed us they're ready for the worst with this retrofitted army surplus vehicle. >>a row seats on each side. these hold down to be used for high water rescues. >>mandatory evacuations are happening in low lying areas along the coast in florida, south carolina and georgia will begin their mandatory evacuations monday at noon. >>this is a serious storm you will. and let's get ready for be prepared. >>officials are not taking any

of imo going up hill in going may the good and a his someone there to lean on 73 year old grandpa chen all my eye you got thing jot when the police charge in the youngsters all citizens confiscate fast enough we have to stand between them and block the police's advance to give citizens time to get away haha and the cage i don't go think one to believe that their stearns like chairs often full wrong theft he is and tonight brian got shot and just die by breath of bullets but he says he won't retreat brian his done for tonight but the struggle he's joined for the future of home come appears far from over. and it's a struggle that's great all told through the summer really through with the images of hong kong's summer of protest which would accept the birth. of. my 1st vice like mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by the social influence of in something as simple as learning how to write a by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have advice i'd lost my home and it took me years to been made. finally gave up and went on buying in my cycle but returned

the bahamas giving us a preview of the deadly force making its way towards the united states natasha chen is on the ground in fort pierce florida with the latest. >>the lucia county to our northward daytona beach is the officials there are telling the public to expect a delay in those tropical storm force winds more like tuesday evening. and they say while the eye of the hurricane may be forecasted to fall about 30 to 40 miles offshore from where they are any slight shift to the west could be devastating. >>mid >>hurricane dorian a deadly slow-moving monster unleashed relentless fury on the bahamas. bringing widespread devastation to popular and picturesque tourist destinations. >>in the southeast united states a snapshot of the raf dorianas packing the devastation. it is president is. >>extensive at least 5 states from florida to virginia are in states of emergency, the red cross is estimating as many as 60,000 people in those states will need their help in florida. it's a race against time several hospitals are under full evacuation orders and more than a dozen counties are fleeing stor

xu chen vs. department of building inspection planning department approval.appealing the issuance on june 18, 2019, to e & b no. 3, llc, of an alteration permit. on august 7, 2019 the board voted 4-0-1 to continue this matter to september 18,2019 to allow time for d.b.i. and the planning department, if necessary, to inspect the property to determine what work might require further permitting. so as a preliminary matter, commissioner honda -- >> i watched the exciting video, and i am willing and able to participate in tonight's hearing. >> wonderful. so we will hear first from mr. duffy. >> joe, you look really good on film, just so you know. >> thank you. >> is there a time limit for mr. duffy or is it just unlimited because -- >> each party gets three minutes. >> thank you, commissioners, joe duffy. i did, indeed, follow up with a site visit on august 14. i met the property owner and the permit holder. i reviewed the work that had been done and the drawings. i'll just put up -- if i could have the overhead. >> yeah, i think it's a picture. it's pixelated. >>

tanya chen is a pro-democracy hong kong legislator. what is the dream of hongkongers these days? >> it's all regional as promised. it's one country, two system, high autonomy. hong kong people rule hong kong. but now it seems that we may need to lose our life in exchange for these promises. >> reporter: until that dream bears any hope of becoming reality, demonstrators say hong kong's new norma stay. ramey incenseio, cbs news, hong kong. >>> it's estimated nearly 3,000 children have been separated from their parents on the southern border since the practice began last year. manuel bojorquez has the heartbreaking reunion of a father and son who were kept apart for 178 days. in tonight's eye on america: separated and counting. >> giovanni says he was shot five times in honduras for refusing to join a king. -- gang. he feared his son was next so in february they fled. here any are at the rio grande on a crowded raft eight days later to seek asylum in the u.s. the boy's mother stayed behind. but at the mccallon center, officers accused him of not being the father because his last nam

natasha chen is on the ground in charleston south carolina with the latest. south carolina, there are more than a 100,000 customers without power right now, and in north carolina, the governor has warned people this evening this afternoon to be careful of storm surge and flash flooding. >>stay off the streets. oh it's very dangerous flooded streets, tornadoes. d fierce winds that's what people faced as hurricane dorian skirted along the carolinas, hundreds of thousands of people from georgia to the carolinas evacuated ahead of dorian. >>that that the preparation that has gone into play right to this point has been extraordinary but officials in virginia beach are still issuing new evacuation orders we are ordering mandatory evacuations for samaranch also we are calling a voluntary evacuation for those areas of the city that traditionally a are impacted by major northeast storms. >>several tornadoes were reported at least one touchdown in the carolinas ripping through a mobile home park that was want this. roy cooper has activated more of the state's national

>>now the death toll is rising natasha chen has the latest from hutchinson island, florida.re and more people on the east coast of florida are now leaving the shelters and going back home. local officials say they are extremely grateful that the storm has caused relatively mild impact. the buildings leveled. >>the flooding rampant. this is a first look at the devastating damage to the bahamas in prime minister hubert minnis confirmed 2 more deaths bring the toll to 7 people killed. but he says those numbers will go out. >>that is that as as a people. has been nice and for the families of those. well yes to. >>now florida is feeling the first effects of hurricane dorian slow-moving storm starts up the east coast. this picture shows dorian's outer bands moving over saint augustine florida city leaders are now urging caution stay off of the beach. >>don't drive around if you don't have to this is not the time for sightseeing. >>already dorian has shown its potential for massive destruction pounding the bahamas for more than 24 hours after florida jury expected to set its sights

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 there. and you mentioned, they had to put a hold on their rescue mission on the ship. and that's because earlier today, there was black smoke and flames visible. lieutenant phillip van der white of the u.s. coast guard told me that there was possibly even multiple fires. so because of that, they had to get off of the vessel and stop that operation for now. just about an hour ago, the u.s. coas