dorian johns are reporting from istanbul thank you very much. china says the number of people infected by the corona virus has now topped 24000 while almost 500 have died several cities in china are on lockdown notably the city where the virus was 1st detected on efforts are being made there to test and treat patients but it seems that not all is going as smoothly as the chinese government wants its people to believe. a conference center converted to an enormous makeshift hospital part of we hands responds to the flood of new infections chinese state television broadcast footage of recently completed hospitals with multitudes of doctors taking care of just a few patients but secretly recorded videos paint a very different picture body bags containing the dead lying close to patients even in waiting areas. one social media activist visited 4 hospitals and we've gone. to. people are not being informed about the real situation state t.v. doesn't go where it hurts but i think this needs to be seen. the activist found move body bags outside one hospi

dorian jones in dorian. the world health organization says there is now a very high risk of the corona virus spreading globally warning it could reach most if not all countries in the world at least 57 countries or territories have now reported infections authorities have also confirmed the 1st death of a british citizen a man who had been quarantined the border cruise ship anchored off japan china is reporting 47 new deaths more than the number on friday and the u.s. is perspire winning a summit with leaders of south east asian countries due to fears of the virus it had been set for las vegas 2 weeks from now. in just 2 months more than 50 countries have reported cases of coronavirus beginning in china's hu bay province the disease has now reached every continent except antarctica prompting the world health organization to upgrade its global risk assessment we have no increased. risk of spread and the risk of impact of 19 to very high. italy has registered the highest number of cases of the virus in europe

jones he's standing by in istanbul good evening to you dorian the turkish armed forces are being hit directly by 0 an army is this kind of a benchmark in this escalation. it is certainly is a very serious escalation as you said this is the latest attack fatal attack on turkish soldiers and again forces were very swift to retaliate bombarding dozens of sites it remains on the clear whether that will be an awful will turkey carry on its offensive targeting syrian regime forces but what it is clear is such a turkey is can continuing to reinforce its military presence in italy following last week's attack it deployed over $250.00 armored vehicles and tanks along with reportedly thousands of turkish soldiers those reinforcements are now continuing with seeing pictures of train loads of arm up being the rail down to the syrian border we're getting reports that possibly another brigade of turkish forces will be sent into italy and with this continuing escalation of clashes with the syrian regime and is continuing reinforcing of turkish presence in syria this brings the the possibility of a

our correspondent dorian jones is standing by dorian what can you tell us about these clashes between turkish and syrian forces but these tensions have been steadily building up of a since the syrian regime forces launched this major offensive into it's the last main stronghold of the syrian rebels around 3000000 people are believed to be. stuck in that region and turkey has been warning that it will push back if this offensive goes on is in violation of an agreement between. moscow to create a deescalation zone to prevent such an offensive and these tensions over spilled into confrontation on sunday when syrian regime forces launched a tillery attacks against turkish forces to ploy they need live killing 4 and wounding 9 and took as president a type one today has announced a major retaliation 40 syrian sites have been hit they claim between 35 and 40 syrian regime forces have been killed and crucially he said that this you involved not only took a shit tillery but fighter bombers f. 16 s and they suggest that there is cooperation with moscow in fact president no one said that this at

dorian jones in dorian. the world health organization says there is now a very high risk of the corona virus spreading globally warning it could reach most if not all nations on earth at least 57 countries or territories have now reported infections and the total number of confirmed cases stands at over $80000.00 the spread of the virus is most rapid in south korea where the number of new infections neared $600.00 within the space of just 24 hours new data from china reveals the economic fallout with the country posting its weakest factory activity on record and the u.s. is postponing a summit with leaders of southeast asian countries due to fears of the virus it had been sad for las vegas' 2 weeks from now the virus continues to spread to new regions the latest continent to report cases of the coronavirus is africa in just 2 months more than 50 countries are reported cases of coronavirus beginning in china's hu bay province the disease is now reached every continent except antarctica prompting the world hea

dorian: it certainly is a very serious escalation asyou said.his is the latest attack, fatal attack on turkish soldiers. kurdish forces were swiftly to retaliate, bombarding dozens of sites. it remainsnsnclear whether that willll be enough for world turky carry on its offensive target ing syryrian regime forces. turkey is continuing to reinforce its military presence in idlib. in last week''s attack it deployed 250 armed vehicles and tanks alongng with thousandnds f turkisish solers. those reinforcements are continuing. we're seeing train those of armor being railed down to the border. we're getting reports of another brigade of turkish forces sent into idlib. with this continuing escalation of clashes with the syrian regime and the reinforcement of turkish presence in syria, this brings the possibility of an a ll-out confrontation. brent: we understand that right now a delegation from russia is in akara for talks on the situation in idlib. what do you expect from those talks? dorian: well, according to the turkish foreign minister speaking toda

jones with the latest on that crash at an airport in istanbul dorian thank you. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world that turkish authorities say at least 33 people have died in a 2nd avalanche in the country all several others are still missing it struck a large team of rescuers was searching for people who were hit by an earlier avalanche in eastern van province that avalanche killed 5 people. at least 6 people were reportedly killed after supporters of a populist a cleric stormed a anti government protest camp in iraq's southern city of misrata doctors say at least 20 more wounded of the cleric. daughter has wavered between support for and opposition to iraqi protesters who are demanding that the ruling elite resign. tonight china says that the number of people infected by that new strain of the corona virus has now topped 24000 almost 500 have died several cities in the country notably the city where the virus was 1st detected the city of . efforts are being made there to test in treat patients but it seems that not

jones with the latest on that crash at an airport in istanbul dorian thank you. well staying in turkey officials are dealing at this moment with another disaster at least 33 people have been killed dozens more trapped in an avalanche in the country's east of the avalanche struck in a tell near the eastern border with iran as you see there hundreds of rescue workers were already at the site assisting with an earlier avalanche on tuesday that killed 5 people. the sun's full survive as many dangerous rescue as it frantically to pull people from the snow. some emerge and live they barely have the strength to recounts their own deal. we have been on at the avalanche since this morning and nobody came to rescue us a lot of those as you can tell you have that. office perished before they were found they were all sort of rescue units and ended up paying the ultimate price for that bravery. around 300 men many of them volunteers called out after an avalanche 2 vehicles on choose to burying 15 people and then rescued his then turned victim when a 2nd avalanche hit the same

dorian thank you very much that was our correspondent dorian jones in istanbul for you to greece now where government plans to build new migrant detention centers are stoking tension among locals the new buildings are meant to replace the overcrowded and squalid camps holding thousands of asylum seekers their island residents are a very and a growing frustration at the government's handling of the issue has left them pitched against the authorities. they've had enough and they had to show it protests over the construction of new camps for migrants turned violent as locals clashed with police. and we will resist with all our strength for as long as needed so that no new structures are built on our island. people on the greek islands of less. have called for general strike people they're furious because they don't want to have to shoulder but they see as the burden off your ration crisis on their own they also feel they've been abandoned by their government in essence. now how do you feel i. know you want our islands back we want our lives back. the greek islands just off the coast of

jones in istanbul dorian thank you. well one of the biggest challenges facing europe is how to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journeys from sub-saharan africa to libya and then across the mediterranean rescue ships operated by charities and other non-governmental organizations patrol the coast off libya but still many mile wide grids are drowning the drugstores joins one of those rescue ships he sends us this exclusive report from onboard that ship. from the deck of the rescue ship ocean viking nicholas romani scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about 130 kilometers off of the being coast that means it's in international waters. we have a list for a what a boat with sides there are lots of water already if you have a visual border control pilots are in radio contact. said i will. the border patrol is searching the area with small aircraft they say they think they've spotted a migrant boat with up to 90 people on board the free market or the. iraqi. war o

let's bring in our correspondent dorian jones who is following the story for us from istanbul dorian what more can you tell us about this clash between turkish and syrian forces well there's been a sustained military operation going on throughout the day turkish forces using heavy artillery and according to turkish president the one backed by fighter bombers have been pounding around 40 identified syrian regime forces sites this follows a deadly attack by syrian regime forces on turkish forces in it live president heard one has promised that they will be revenge for those attacks those deaths will not go on the answered was his message and he also said that this operation will be continuing now this clash between syrian regime forces and turkish armed forces has been looming for several weeks ever since damascus launched his major military offensive in which is the last bustin of syrian rebels home to around 3000000 people has repeatedly warned started this operation had to stop saying it is in violation of agreements it had reach with moscow and it had been the even the fear of righ

is dorian jones is covering this story for us and joins us now from istanbul dorian this is a serious escalation between ankara and damascus what's the latest you're hearing from the turkish side. well the forces are believed to be still hammering syrian regime forces across the region and we've been seeing video it reaches all of those attacks all across turkish media are very clear it wants to send a very powerful message not least the mascot's but to its own people that turkey is responding in force but given the fact that we have seen similar retaliate against previous fatal attacks from syria air strikes there will be pressure loquitur take a more sustained retaliation what that will be clear the head of the turkish military are already on the border along with the defense ministers supervised with operations there it takes great patient turkey could further ramp and ramp up its already considerable military presence inside it live at the center of this ongoing clashes but crucially at the moment is only attacking and accusing the massacres of for these attacks it is not criticiz

jones with the latest on that crash at an airport in istanbul dorian thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world turkish authorities say at least 33 people have died in a 2nd avalanche in the country while several others are still missing now and struck while the large team of rescue workers was searching for people who were hit by an earlier avalanche in the eastern vaughn province that avalanche killed 5 people at least 6 people were reportedly killed after supporters of a populous cleric stormed an anti-government protest camp in iraq's southern city of new jobs medical sources say at least 20 more were wounded the cleric. has wavered between support for and opposition to iraqi protesters who are demanding that the ruling elite resign severe floods on new zealand's south island have forced thousands of people to flee their homes and farms the flooding follows days of torrential rain authorities have been cleared a state of emergency for the region forecasters say that the weather should improve in the coming

anchor: dorian, thank you very much. turkey is connected to one of the biggest challenges facing europe at the moment and that is how to manage the flow of mige grants and taking perilous journeys. rescue ships operated by charities and nongovernmental organizations, they patrol the coast off of libya but many are drowning. one of the rerescue ships s sens this exclusive report. reporter: from the deck of the ocean vick king, he is scanning the sea. the viking is 1 130 kilometererd it is inin international watere. >> we have alert for a possible wooden boat with people on boarard. i was wondering if you have a visual. reporter: pilots are in contact. the border patatrol is searchin the areaa witith small aircraft helicopters and they say they spottedd the boat w with 90 p p on board. >> i repeat. >> the boat is now clearly visible. >> starboaoard bow. rererter: rescscue boats are rey to be deployed. this gentleman is experienced and tells his colleagues about what he knows about the refugees so far and the mission begins

for more did have used dorian jones joins us now from istanbul dorian why is colace case so important for so many people in turkey well in many ways as a giant of turkey civil society his philanthropy and the organizations he set up helped to create the foundations of modern turkey civil society built on after the 1980 military coup and the work of his organizations have learned trophy helped to challenge the major problems facing turkish society the divide between the rich the religious and the secular between turks and kurds and the fact that kabul has been jailed now for nearly 2 years facing the serious charges has sent a chilling message to the wider turkey's civil society that basically no one is safe in the present environment and during the government is now tying cava law to the failed true in 2016 when tens of thousands of people were arrested or lost their jobs as a result what has become of all those people well it's a very very difficult situation they're facing thousands tens of thousands are still in jail many are already facing lengthy prison sentences many of the case

n.g.o.s some of criticise a process as politically motivated right let's go right to istanbul now dorian jones is covering the story for us there hi dorian these charges against they're linked to the $2600.00 failed coup attempt what exactly is he being accused of doing. his lawyers don't appear to know they believe here the moment he appears as a person of interest he's been interrogated under this attention order in relation to the events of the failed coup in 2016 remains unclear whether he's going to be formally charged we do know is so prosecutors have said that they are going to appeal his acquittal yesterday and are expected to press for his continued detention. during this is also because really tens of thousands of people were rounded up arrested in relation to that 2600 failed coup attempt they lost their jobs what has happened to all of those people. they're facing a very difficult life thousands of of those people that have been convicted in relation to the failed coup and the alleged conspiracy around it are still languishing in jail many facing many many years in jail many

for more on the story we can speak to our correspondent in istanbul dorian jones hi dorian what more can you tell us about this clash between turkish and syrian forces. well that's right this major retaliation by turkish forces followed the killing of 4 turkish soldiers and injuring of several of us it is an ongoing operation around 40 targets are being targeted by according to president heavy artillery and f. 16 fighter jets and it's an operation that is still continuing this confrontation has been growing fear in the region following this ongoing offensive by syrian regime forces in the last bastion stronghold of the rebel forces around 3000000 people are believed to be trapped there and there's this ongoing fence if it's been going in spite warnings by the fear of a confrontation between 2 neighboring countries over the syrian civil war is now a growing concern especially as this operation does appear to be still ongoing during we also heard president on warning russia to essentially stand aside here what is the rest risk of escalation. well it does appear at the moment i'm trying

dorian thank you very much. well turkey is connected to one of the biggest challenges facing europe at the moment in the attempt to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journeys from sub-saharan africa to libya and then across the mediterranean rescue ships operated by charities and other non-governmental organizations or they patrol the coast off of libya but still many migrants are drowning they don't use drugs or it she joined one of those rescue ships and he sends us this exclusive report. from the deck of the rescue ship ocean flaking nicholas romaniuk is scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about 130 kilometers off the libyan coast that means it's in international waters. we have a look for a possible one a boat with guys there are. all wondering if you have a visual border control pilots are in radio contact. the border patrol is searching the area with small aircraft or helicopters they say they think the spotted the migrans boat going to people

correspondent dorian johns has been covering the case and he sent us this summary of tuesday's events but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december cover laws for release have been racially greeted with euphoria but this latest attention order which will see him back in custody has those hopes with a growing feeling that though turkish due to sheree is increasingly under political control during joint d.w. istanbul. one of the biggest challenges facing europe is how to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journey as from sub-saharan africa to libya and across the mediterranean sea rescue ships operated by charities and other non-governmental organizations but troll the coast of libya but still many migrants drown. drag storage joined one of those rescue ships and sent this exclusive report . from the deck of the rescue ship ocean viking nicholas romaniuk is scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about 130 kilometers off the libyan coast that mea

correspondent dorian joints and we asked him if people are now going to be questioning the safety of this low budget airline. indeed i think the papers said i will be under scrutiny like you said that there was appeared to be a a similar incident again bad weather was blamed for the plane careering off the runway and a year ago at a number of other provincial airports in the black sea again pegasus saw a plane full off the runway and into the into nearby close to the sea org and there were no injuries or fatalities but the landing procedures all the airline will be under scrutiny the pilots and i think also something to will be under scrutiny given the fact that both of these incidents occurred in found weapons and the way that they have been the sit in these conditions given the fact the airport is extremely busy will also be a point of. of investigation in the coming days or weeks. our correspondent daryn giants in istanbul there well here in germany a regional election has set off what is being labeled a political earthquake for the 1st time mainstream pov he's have joined forces

correspondent dorian jones has been covering the case he sent us this summary of choose day's events but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december cover laws for release have been racially greeted with euphoria but this latest attention order which will see him back into custody has those hopes with a growing feeling that though. is increasingly under political control during jones d w it's terrible. we kill leaks founder julian assange is due to face a hearing next week that will decide whether he can be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges a songe is being held at a london prison while awaits the hearing the u.s. wants him extradited from the u.k. over his alleged role in the release of classified military and diplomatic material by wiki leaks and 2010 had previously spent 7 years inside the ecuadorian embassy in london in an attempt to avoid extradition to sweden over rape charges those rape charges have now been dropped. at a press briefing we current editor in chief says assad is no l

an attempted coup in turkey 3 years later in the summer of 2016 more on this now going to poland dorian jones he is on the story for us in the stamboul good evening to you and we're looking at here we've got a simple prosecutors they've issued a new detention order for. what exactly is going on tonight was very dramatic events yes these terrible prosecutors in a statement said that they had issued at attention for a relation to the failed attempt of 2016 they also said that they were appealing the acquittal of kabala which will be a further blow to his family and supporters many of them are waiting outside the prison expecting to welcome him to freedom after 2 and a half years him trial to tension but with this this the announcement of this prosecutors knew to taint chill older they quickly left the prison and i think with it the initial euphoria of the hope that it is true of these terrible trial and that the tension that he suffered was coming to an end it now that i think the realisation is that any hope of any early release is starting to fade false and or and do we know is this is

d w correspondent dorian jones has been covering the case and he sent us this summary of tuesday's events istanbul prosecutors issue to for prominent turkish. just hours after he and 8 other defendants have been acquitted on sedition charges coverless family and supporters had gathered outside istanbul slivery prison to welcome him to freedom after 2 and a half years in pretrial detention here and the other defendants were accused of organizing of financing 2013 antigovernment protests against the then prime minister regev type who is now president of accused him of financing terrorism but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december cover laws for release had been racially created by a few phoria but this latest attention order which will see him back into custody has threshed those hopes with a growing feeling that there. is increasingly under political control during the w istanbul. now to other stories making news around the world the un supported government in libya has suspended its participation in tal

and neighbor of the dorian. i live across the street as well. i am all in the mix there. how this got started is we produced a cabaret show, two performs on saturday nights for five minutes each song and that was it. we needed a permit. we applied for the permit. we did all of what we needed to do to get the permit and we actually held happy hours for the neighbors to hear any issues they had, anything like that. nothing came. one person come and supported it. we thought everything was going how it was supposed to go. then weep got the appeal for the dr. the dr said we were building another bar. we are not building another bar. we are trying to get an entertainment permit to do cabaret. we are a restaurant first, not a nightclub. busy bar on the weekends friday and saturday nights. we are not the only bar in the neighborhood. across the street is the horseshoe and five or six other restaurants down the street. we are the

. >> trump in an event with theec dorian president thanks the justice department for intervening. now we have to shift to extraordinarpictures today. some video has come in where there is a challenge in portugal. somef the biggest waves in the world. look what happened to this big wave surfer. he's on that jet ski, caught by two waves. this is an event where they are so big the surfer has to be towed into the wave. they even predict it wipe outs because of the waves of mind-boggling heights. this is the moment he was picked up unconscious out of the water. he was rushed ospital. tter news is he is conscious and in a stable position. in a few minutes we willou talk t the right-wing nationalist politician in italy. he is facing potential prosecution for illeggrly detaining ts on board a ship last year. charge amend with murder andof possession of a firearm in relation to the death of a journalist who was shot dead during writing last year. >>he death had a major impact here. she was described as a rising star in northern ireland and she was shot by terrorists during rioting last yea

why hadn't research of francesco rekha bono found any ranee of all the much more dangerous dorian inthe soil as we were. while he was questioned up steve's outside police opened his car and he did a listening device inside. as he drove back to the airport the bug picked up his conversation with an assistant. he'd been interrogated for leaving thore him out of his record and he was angry with the military this age going with them because the ones who commissioned us to do this work that if you thought that was important if you're honest you say to me make sure to include it because it's important to. francesco rekha bono's university received a $2400000.00 government grant to carry out its work he was later acquitted of charges that he was involved in a cover up. tomorrow purely is still convinced of foul play. get it down or slow down the fast so there's that will be the way that the. ball. in so many things i thought a single. barack with every thought and being. 8 former commanders at queerer and now on trial charged with breaching the duty of care for the health and safety of sold

this program for another year. [ applause ] >> we came close with another major storm, hurricane dorian. i was headed to florida, the emergency managers throughout the state from the county level and our federal partners sprain into action. we were hoping for the best, we were prepared for the worst. i want to thank everyone involved in the preparation for their efforts. the storm made a 90 degrees turn to the north, less than 100 miles from our coast. i have never seen anything like that. i am glad that i did make that trip to israel in may where i was able to pray. and so i would be remissed if i did not thank the big man upstairs for any considerations he may have had for us during that close call. [ applause ] when christopher columbus set sail in 1492, his ship santa maria carried the flag of isabella. nothing further. at that time spain was considered the furthest point west in the entire world. columbus returned and reported his discoveries he made of america to the queen, he ordered the flag be changed. the new flag red "plus ultra" meaning for out there. >> there is no reason w

well for more let's bring in david correspondence but ray get in brussels and dorian johns in istanbul but i'd like to start with you we've been saying migrants moving towards turkey's border with you in quite substantial numbers today how concerned is the. the commission in brussels is certainly on high alert but officially they say the spokesperson said they expect turkey to stick to its commitments there's no official declaration by the turkish government yet that they will leave the e.u. and all refugee deal and let people just go and we heard from the turkish ministry that this is also not the case the only room was that especially in turkey and the euro commission says as long as the new rules we stick to the official line but in any case they you would be prepared if the borders would be opened and i'm we have vivid and present specifically said that the deal is over but what's the feeling there from turkey is that a deal all that stuck out. well you're right there hasn't been any official announcement of the ending of this deal although the spokesman of turkey's ruling party th

now he's been in prison for 7 years now in the dorian embassy and now in the spikes security place at boma it's disgusting he hasn't committed a crime. the case is crucial only if you believe in the rule of law and freedom of speech and he and if you believe that the press and journalists have a responsibility to inform the public if they kill a song it's going to be at the back of everybody else is my oh my god they killed him they're going to kill me too if i step out of line it's a way of a searching for authority. so that nobody will report on anything that said could be due to power. committed no crime apart from a minor bail if the fridge when he did it it's absolutely clear now that he didn't rape anyone in stock oh that was a poor thing to try and get it he was so right when he said he was frightened of going to sweet because they would actually die it's. exactly what they would have done is this is being borne out completely by what's happened now here in the united kingdom where the u.k. government have decided to feed him to the wolves. this story next to fear us media are

young according to say and then and by that let me go back to alex here but the real you chremes dorian's hunter biden and you know it is for both to talk about it ok all right there's some folks over at fox news that talks about it but i mean if you go that you know amis n.b.c. c.n.n. n.p.r. that is a story that just doesn't seem to get any kind of traction here but that is the real story here and hunter biden is just a small example of how ukraine was essential he uses the money out of clearing operation and nobody in power seems to really want to be looking at it i guess lindsey graham wants to take it into his committee but i mean everybody wants to keep it under wraps but actually it's just a an excellent example of just how ukraine is just been this conduit for creating instability against russia and actually enhancing and and allowing more corruption to happen because there's a high correlation with boring aid and corruption highly correlated and that's and that's for geo political reasons go ahead alex that is the moral of the story peter you said it perfectly well the foreign aid

it is not necessarily the dorian. i can't control across the street what happens in the door doorways. what we are trying to do is we are a neighborhood bar trying to additional element to it to bring in more people, to bring in more people to the neighborhood to have the neighborhood people join us more often, add another experience to it. we don't want to do crazy bands to 4:00 a.m. we have another nightclub. we are not that. we are a restaurant with a jazz band on thursday night during happy hour, not doing craziness. that is not our plan. other than that, we are just trying to support the neighborhood and move forward. >> anyone here to testify in support of the project sponsor? come on up. >> thanks for listening to me. i am liz miller speaking on behalf of myself as neighborhood of the dorian. we are a neighborhood organization in support of housing, transit and strong local businesses. i have a personal connection. i have been a patron of live music for my life and i am part of the social group of thousands who

on all kinds of you know trial lawyers to spoil but now he's been in prison for 7 years now in the dorian embassy and now in the spice security place at boma it's disgusting he hasn't committed a crime. julian assange should america getting a fair trial 00 charles they're breaking the law to try and get him there that would there is an extradition treaty between the u.k. and the united states which has a number of articles of the forethought to koloff ways that no extradition proceedings should even taught if there is a political motivation to it this is a political course it is isn't 100 percent political so a legal proceeding it's all it's a job and it's disgusting and and and for english prudence to fail an ordinary journalist doing his job properly like best. makes me ashamed to being. the case is crucial only if you believe in the rule of law and freedom of speech and the end if you believe that the press and journalists have a responsibility to inform the public if they kill a song it's going to be at the back of everybody else's oh my god they killed him they're going to kill me to

remember hurricane dorian and trump's sharpiegate fiasco when he said the country was at risk when it find out what was happening inside noah at that time. remember, noah is the government agency charged with providing us all with accurate information about the weather, especially when a hurricane is making landfall. so you can imagine what it was like inside the agency when trump was leading the perfect storm. thanks to foia, thanks to the freedom of information act, the government did release a trove of emails from the inside. this all came out friday night. and the emails showed staffers were outraged and panicked over trump's false claims about the hurricane. one of them called the situation crazy. there were emails going back and forth about what to do, how to respond to journalists who were pushing for the truth. you can see an email here from the foia document. this is our booking official asking foia officials to come on the program and talk about what's going on. you see that in small font there, but the response was, don't do it, don't go on tv, please decline and refer this

who can forget the president's sharpy-altered map showing the path of hurricane dorian headed to alabamaand this illustrates the alarm that created within the government agency responsible for issuing those warnings. neal jacobs wrote, quote, you have no idea how hard i'm fighting to keep politics out of siensz. science. the question today will congress demand answers from government leaders fighting to keep politics politics out of science with american lives at risk? here at the table an advisor to the biden campaign and former ebola response coordinator. and campaign director for american progress action fund and spokesman for injustice department, matt miller and former assistant director at the fbi, frank figliuzzo. and phil rutger, i mean, your paper has incredible reporting on what we might be able to into it at this point, that the president's focus is not the humanitarian potential for disaster, which is ties to the performance of the stock market. take me through what you have reported and anything that's happened later this evening. >> the president has been fixated on the dec

. >>> the aftermath of hurricane dorian, a new study outlines the damage done to the coral reef outside of that storm in the bahamas. >>> still to come on the 9 we're talking to one bay area firefighter and musician who is working to bring those numbers down with the 600-mile hike in san diego. we're back after the break. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. in alameda starting this fall, high school classes will start 30 minutes later moving to 8:30. alameda high school, and encinol junior and senior high schools. last year, the governor signed an effect calls for h