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i'm jim sciutto in new york. >> i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you're with us. we begin with a cnn exclusive, this is your reporting, you have learned about a highly secretive intelligence operation by the united states. >> that's right, poppy. multiple trump administration officials with direct knowledge tell me in a previously undisclosed secret mission in 2017, the u.s. successfully extracted from russia one of its highest-level covert sources inside the russian government. knowledge of the covert source's existence was restricted. there was no, quote, equal alternative inside the russian government providing insight and information on putin, a person involved said the removal was driven in part by concerns that president trump and his administration repeatedly mishandled classified intelligence and could contribute to exposing the covert source as a spy. the decision to carry out the extraction occurred soon after a may 2017 meeting in the oval office in which trump us discussed highly classified intelligence with sergi lavrov and

i'm poply harlow. >> it's monday. i'm jim sciutto. a stunning admission and reversal by president trump. will it be enough to make democrats now act? the president now confirming that he spoke to the president of ukraine about joe biden and his son. trump's fast evolution on ukraine reflects a familiar pattern, deny potential wrongdoing and then admit and justify it while declaring the discovery of the activity the real crime. a reminder four days ago he started with what appeared to be a total denial via twitter writing it never ends. virtually every time i speak on the phone to a foreign leader there may be many listening. called this another fake news story out there. well, is that how it ended up? >> friday morning the president delivered a series of contradictory talking points and insisted the conversations he had with ukrainian officials under scrutiny were, quote, totally appropriate and beautiful. then later said he couldn't remember them and said he had not read the whistleblower complaint. then in the next breath claimed th

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. >> and i'm poppy harlow. both the united states and saudi arabia say they're confident cruise missiles were used in the strikes on the saudi airfields. this comes from a source who tells cnn that the missiles approached at low altitude assisted by drones. it's a big question because it would be an act of war. both countries believe there is a high probability they were launched from an iranian base near its border with iraq. joining us live from riyadh, saudi arabia, diplomatic editor nic robertson. nic, tell us what they're saying here about responsibility and what they're not say. >> reporter: well, what they're saying officially is that iran made the weapons, saudi officially is saying they haven't figured out where those weapons were fired from. but a source with knowledge of the investigation says there's high probability that they've now figured it out that they were fired from iran, that they did fly the short distance across the border into iraq, over kuwaiti airspace, through kuwaiti airspace and int

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate baldwin, thanks for joining me. a critical moment ahead. house democrats will need this whole caucus, since the controversy erupted from the whistleblower complain. and the administration has refused to hand that report to congress. he talked about his political rival, joe biden with ukraine's leader in a phone call. just after, they pull ed

i'm poppy harlow in new york. as the impeachment battle begins to take shape, president trump launches a new round of attacks on twitter. his primary target this morning is congressman and the head of the house intelligence committee adam schiff. the president is saying that democratic chair should be, quote, arrested for treason possibly. next on the president's list the whistleblower, the president demands to immedia demands to meet this person he calls his accuser face to face, even as attorneys for the whistleblower say they have, quote, serious concerns for their client's safety. another troubling thought from the president of the united states this morning, warning a civil war-style split in the country can only be stopped by, you guessed it, keeping him in office. our team is covering this from all angles this morning. let's go to our senior washington correspondent joe johns. we'll begin there at the white house and then to lauren fox on capitol hill. i mean, joe, the president called for the outing of a c

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i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. right now, behind closed doors, the intelligence community inspector general is set to brief the house intelligence committee on a disturbing whistleblower complaint. one that is raising more questions about how president trump communicates with foreign governments and perhaps what promises he makes to those governments. the inspector general who we should note was appointed by this president, called the complaint an urgent concern. and by law, urgency means it's not a policy disagreement, it's an issue of national security concern. >> cnn has learned that it came from a u.s. intelligence official who was so troubled by something the president said to a foreign leader on a phone call. this is all according to "the washington post." the complaint was triggered by a promise that the president made to that foreign leader. the big question this morning, of course, is what exactly was that promise? and to whom was the promise made? >> one thing is clear, though. a trump appointed inspector

. >> i'm poppy harlow. it is monday morning but for nearly 50,000 members of the uaw the work week will have to wait. as of midnight last night they're on strike against general motors. next hour the two sides will meet for talks to try to stop what is the largest strike by any union against any u.s. business since the last uaw strike and that was back in 2007. meantime here in new york, a really significant bankruptcy filing from purdue pharma, that is the drugmaker that makes oxycontin. it is the next step in a plan to pay billions of dollars in restitution over the accusations that company helped fuel the opioid crisis. in the settlement, though, purdue still maintains it did nothing wrong. >>> billions of barrels of oil up in smoke. this after a strike on a saudi arabian oil field. president trump says the u.s. is, quote, locked and loaded, but waiting for further guidance from the saudi kingdom on what they want the u.s. to do next. let's begin in detroit with the latest on the strike against gm. tens

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. can you believe it's been 18 years? and today a nation comes together to reflect, to remember. right now, memorials and ceremonies under way honoring the nearly 3,000 people killed in the september 11th attacks. just minutes from now, a moment of silence and bell ringing at ground zero to mark the very moment the world trade center's south tower was hit. loved ones are reading the names of all of those who were killed. >> my cousin jean jones. wish i got to meet you. love you. >> heart breaking. also names will be read at the pentagon and president trump will give his remarks later on. you'll see that live. next hour the vice president will speak at the ceremony right outside of shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 went down. >>> and now, nearly two decades after this attack, this is staggering. only about 60% of the 2,753 victims of the world trade center have been identified. that now includes firefighter michael hobb. he was laid to rest yesterday in franklin square, new york, after his remains were finally con

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i'm poply harlow. >> it's monday. i'm jim sciutto.d reversal by president trump. will it be enough to make democrats now act? the president now confirming that he spoke to the president of ukraine about joe biden and his son. trump's fast evolution on ukraine reflects a familiar pattern, deny potential wrongdoing and then admit and justify it while declaring the discovery of the activity the real crime. a reminder four days ago he started with what appeared to be a total denial via twitter writing it never ends. virtually every time i speak on the phone to a f

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto here in washington. right now hurricane dorian is slamming into north carolina as a category 1 hurricane bringing powerful wind gusts, storm surges and heavy rain. officials are warning of life threatening flash floods as the storm slowly creeps along the coast, and also a threat today tornados form from dorian's outer bands. already at least two dozen tornados have been reported in the carolinas just over the last 48 hours. >> and in the bahamas prepare for unimaginable information about the death toll. that is what officials there are warning this morning saying while the number of people killed in this storm is at 30 right now, it is expected to climb much higher. hundreds of people still missing as searchers continue to look for survivors. the situation on the ground is so grim right now officials are bringing in extra body bags, morticians and coolers to store those bodies. we will bring you a live update from the bahamas in just a moment. let's begin, though, this hour with our alexandria field who

. >> and i'm poppy harlow in new york. we are following the devastation of hurricane dorian which has made landfall in the united states. just about an hour ago, the eye crossed over cape hatteras as a. category 1 storm. also there is a threat of tornadoes and flash flooding that persists. more than 418,000 customers still without power in the carolinas and into virginia. >> as for the hardest hit, the bahamas, cnn reporters on the ground say there is a chilling silence where neighborhoods once stood. and there is the unmistakable smell of death in the air. this is the fact on the ground. the death toll officially sits at 30, but officials say prepare for unimaginable information as that number is expected to rise significantly. they're only just getting in there. hundreds of people are still missing as the search for survivors goes on. we are covering the storm from every angle as only cnn can. let's get first to al exandra field in kill devil hills, north carolina. boy, you can still feel the power of the storm. >> repor

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim schutt.tarts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin, thank you so much for joining me. we are following breaking news on several fronts this morning, saudi arabia setting out to prove what they say is iran's role on attacks on two major saudi oil facilities. the defense minister there is presenting a speech as we speak to present more evidence. even before that, president trump it appears isn't waiting any longer for evidence, announcing on twitter a short time ago, that he is ordering his administration to substantially increase sanctions on the country of iran. this as secretary of state mike pompeo is literally in the air soon to

. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york. this morning for the first time, the house judiciary committee is setting the ground rules and holding a vote over the possible impeachment of the president. we learning more this morning and we're learning more from members on the committee. some of whom are already apparently looking at a list of possible counts against the president, including obstruction of justice. some echoing those filed against richard nixon. >> it's a remarkable moment. but outside that committee, democrats are divided on whether impeachment is actually what's happening here. house leaders say it is not impeachment. it's oversight. while other members say it's something in between. confused? the question this morning, is this confusion strategic to help members thread the needle in swing districts, or are democrats confused themselves? senior congressional correspondent manu raju is live on capitol hill. this is a threading of the needle politically, is it not? allow those who stipulate to go the committee pa

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto.alled over the bahamas, today hurricane dorian is finally starting the move northwest now as a category three storm. in its path the coastlines of

. >> -- poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. we are learning this morning that some of the democratic members on the committee have drawn up a list of possible charges against the president, crucially including obstruction of justice. >> outside that committee, the argument is not necessarily over the charges, it's actually over what to call the process itself. is it impeachment or oversight or some combination of both. >> our national correspondent manu raju on capitol hill, nadler was clear this morning saying i'm done with talking about what this is and what it isn't. >> yeah, he said we are conducting an investigation to determine whether or not to impeach the president of the united states. call it what you want, but the ultimate outcome could be recommending impeaching this president and just moments ago, they finished voting on this resolution, setting the ground rules for this investigation. this resolution was adopted by this committee by a 24-17 party line vote after two hours of acrimonious debate, where republicans c

i'm poppy harlow in new york. jim sciutto is off today. we begin this morning with a host of breaking news. right now a boat with more than 30 people on board has reportedly caught fire. this is in southern california. you see it there right off the coast of santa cruz. as we speak, the coast guard is attempting a rescue operation. according to several tweets, crew members have been rescued and they are still trying to get the rest of the passengers off the boat. we'll bring you the latest in just a moment. we are, of course, following hurricane dorian very closely this morning. an extremely dangerous category 5 storm right now thrashing the bahamas in hours, setting its sights on florida. in odessa, texas, hundreds gathering to honor the victims of saturday's mass shooting. seven people murdered, 22 others injured. among injured a 17-month-old little girl. much more on her and all the victims ahead. let's begin this morning off the coast of california. the latest on that coast guard rescue in southern california.

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. any minute now, the australian prime minister will arrive at the white house for a meet with president trump and then we'll hear from the president in a press conference, this for the first time since revelations of an alarming whistleblower complaint within the intelligence commune ity. that complaint based on a promise trump reportedly made to another world leader. the details of which the white house and justice department are actively trying to keep from congress and, therefore, from you. >> and now we're learning, according to new reporting from "the new york times" and "the washington post" this morning that it had to do at least in part with ukraine. cnn has reported in the past that president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani tried to pressure the ukrainian government to investigate former vice president joe biden's family, specifically his son hunter biden's work on the board of a ukrainian gas company. >> and on that issue, notice this. the administration seems to have moved from

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. this morning we're learning the strike on a saudi arabian oil field involved cruise missiles. a source close to the investigation tells cnn they came in at low altitude, assisted by drones. a sophisticated attack. the same source says there's a high probability they were launched from an iranian base near the iraqi border. u.s. investigators in the middle east are working with the saudis to identify the missiles, the technology and hopefully find out who launched them. >> we have a team of experts, reporters around the world covering this story. our international diplomatic editor nic robertson is in riyadh, saudi arabia. our senior international correspondent nick paton walsh joins us from tehran. good morning to you both. nic, let's begin with you and the reporting you are getting this morning. many important details on where this attack was launched and with what. >> yeah, poppy, what we're learning from a source familiar with the investigation is that some of these missiles, these

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i'm poppy harlow in new york. jim sciutto has the day off and we begin with breaking news. this morning we are set to learn details of what was said on president trump's call with the president of ukraine back in july. the white house says it will release a log of that call some time in the next few hours. >>> also happening today, two sources tell cnn that the white house plans to turn over the whistle-blower complaint. we'll bring you both of those as soon as we get them. and this all comes just one day after house speaker nancy pelosi took the big step and the political risk of formally opening an official impeachment inquiry against president trump. now, several democratic sources tell cnn there's concern that pelosi acted too soon and should have waited for that announcement until reading the log of the ukraine call and actually seeing the whistle-blower complaint. another important development this morning, house intel chairman, adam schiff, says the whistle-blower wants to speak to his committee. that could

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we now have in our hands the breaking news.mplete whistle-blower complaint that caused so much controversy and very hard questions about the future of this presidency, detailing exactly what this whistle-blower was alleging took place, particularly in conversations -- not one. conversations between the u.s. president and the president of the ukraine, activities of his personal lawyer rudy giuliani, pursuing what appears to be a political agenda over u.s. national security interests in ukraine. i'm going to quote directly from the whistle-blower's complaint describing what this whiz mass e whistle-blower says is a problem. to be clear, while the president has tried to characterize this as being the view of just one partisan in his words, the complaint makes clear that more than half a dozen u.s. officials informed this whistle-blower of various facts related to this effort. there's a host of things in here. we were discussing just moments ago about the allegations in effect of a coverup. >> everyone should read this. let me read

i'm jim sciutto in new york. >> i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you're with us.lusive, this is your reporting, you have learned about a highly secretive intelligence operation by the united states. >> that's right, poppy. multiple trump administration officials with direct knowledge tell me in a previously undisclosed secret mission in 2017, the u.s. successfully extracted from russia one of its highest-level covert sources inside the russian government. knowledge of the covert source's existence was restricted. there was no, quote, equal alternative inside

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i'm poppy harlow in new york. we have two significant developments breaking right now, the trans script of the call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart has just been released. let's bring in our pamela brown. what does it say? >> this is five-page transcript. it appears to be a nearly complete transcript of the july call, poppy, where president trump asked ukrainian president zelensky several times to collaborate with attorney general barr and his attorney, rudy guilliani, his private attorney, to look into biden and his son hunter. we should note president zelensky mentioned outreach to guilliani first. it was on page four where biden was brought up. after pleasantries were exchanged president trump starts off the conversation, telling the ukrainian leader about how much help the u.s. has offered to ukraine in comparison to european companies. he doesn't specifically mention military aid but says the u.s. has been, quote, very, very good to ukraine. so not an explicit quid pro quo, but the presi

let's move on to our next question, which is from william tennyson from harlow.w will you tackle the mental health crisis? well, william, i think this is a great question. it is an area which is of huge importance. first of all i want to pay tribute to norman lamb and the amazing work you did on this. —— he did on this. in some ways we must ta ke did on this. in some ways we must take for granted now with that of the importance of mental health is clearly defined in our politics. but when norman started to fly the flag, it was liberal democrats putting this issue forward, there was not the broad consensus that does now exist across the political spectrum. and that consensus is really good progress. what hasn't quite been matched is the resources and the policy is to turn it into a reality for people's lives, because there are still far too many people waiting far, far, far too long, to get the help and the support that they need. and in particular i find it heartbreaking to hear from children and young people who can be waiting for months and months and months. t

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. >>> welcome back, i am poppy harlow in new york. the president is ramping up his attacks on adam schiff. now questioning if schiff should be arrested for treason. this follows what schiff calls his parody at reading his parody reading at the ukraine call transcript. he did that at the opening meeting. joining me now, he was awarded a bronze star and on the armed service committee. thank you so much for being here. >> glad to be on, poppy. >> thank you for joyour serviceo the country. you wrote the op-ed that turns the tide for our leadership of where we are now. i would like your reaction of the last 24 hours of threatening and arrest adam schiff for what he calls treason and another u.s. official spied on him and calling for the outing of a confidential whistleblower. your reaction this morning. >> well, the president clearly has no more legitimacy in this debate anymore. allegations against him are so shocking and they represent a betrayal of oath in this country and undermining our national security. he threaten u.s. ambassadors

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i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate baldwin, thanks for joining me. a critical moment ahead. house democrats will need this whole caucus, since the controversy erupted from the whistleblower complain. and the administration has refused to hand that report to congress. he talked about his political rival, joe biden with ukraine's leader in a phone call. just after, they pull ed aid. >>> democrats are coming together for the falling. if these allegations are true, these actions represent an impeachable offense. this is significant. these are moderate democrats from swing districts, the very democrats that help win the majority in the house. they have resisted impeachment until now. they have needed the change. putting it this way to me, if not now, then when? what do you have to do to deserve impeachment? lauren fox is following all of this closely. she is joining me from capitol hill. what are you hearing from there right now. >> you heard from the senate democratic freshmen who are arguing in "the washington po

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

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. and coming up kate bouldan with "this hour." >> good morning. there's a high probability the attacks on the saudi soil sites were launched from an iranian base. and right now president trump is offering up really contradictory messages on how he believes the u.s. is planning to respond. you will respond of course the locked and loaded tweet from this weekend. at this point he's declaring it's too early to say. >> reporter: have you seen evidence, proof that iran was behind the attack. >> it's looking that way. we'll have some pretty good -- we're having some very strong studies done but it's certainly looking that way at this moment. and we'll let you know. as soon as we find out definitively, we'll let you know but it does look that way. >> reporter: do you want war with iran? >> do i want war? i don't want war with anybody. >> cnn diplomatic editor nic robe robertson is joining us from the capital of riyadh. it's some of your reporting that's bringing out some of these new accusatio

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

. >> and i'm poppy harlow in newark. the nightmare of hurricane dorian continues in the bahamas. four helicopters if the air as we speak. they're running search and rescue migs at this moment. authorities say they know at least five people have been killed so far from the strength of dorian. thousands of homes have been damaged or destroyed and this storm spins over the island for the second straight day, splintering homes and flooding streets. >> today dorian could finally start its move northward now as a

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. president trump says he did it and what are the democrats going to do about it? the president confirms he did talk to the president of ukraine and joe biden. this follows severity different talking points of the president over the past few days. first he denied it, denied bringing it up in the call at all saying on twitter, quote, another fake news story out there. it never ends. virtually any time i speak on the phone to a foreign leader, i understand that there may be many people listening from various u.s. agency, not to mention those from the other country itself. no problem. >> he later said he couldn't remember them and then said he couldn't -- then saying everyone read the whistleblower story, including him. >> it was largely a conversation that congratulatory, largely saying we don't want people like vice president biden and his son creating to the corruption in ukraine. >> there is no evidence to that charge the president leveled there. the president did find time to attack t

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we continue to follow the breaking news this morning.ategory 3 hurricane. more than a million people in south and north carolina are currently under mandatory evacuations orders. officials warning of a possible ten-foot life-threatening storm surge. up to a foot and a half of rain in a short period of time. look at this video from charleston, south carolina this morning. the water rising there very quickly in the streets.

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. dorian is now moving slowly up the coast of florida after leaving absolute devastation in the bahamas. still close enough to hit the state with tropical storm force winds, coastal flooding and power outages. >> as this storm continues its move northward nearly a quarter million people are in its direct path and have evacuated their homes. there are hurricane watches and warnings in four states right now. in the car carolinas, the cities of charleston, myrtle beach and wilmington are still at risk of a direct hit from hurricane dorian. >> and this is really where the focus is now. in the wake of this historic storm there's near total destruction in the bahamas, just places wiped off the map by the winds, the flooding. entire neighborhoods simply gone. so far seven people are dead. of course the worry is as you look at that devastation there, that others lost their lives. they're just beginning to search for victims. >> the storm hovered over those islands for two straight days batterin

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. thanks so much for joining me. hurricane dorian makes landfall in north carolina with strong winds, rain, and storm surge to talk about. already at least two dozen tornadoes have been reported across the carolinas from this storm along with pretty extensive flooding. and the power is out on hatteras where the storm made landfall this morning. there is a new update on the next moves of this unbelievably stubborn hurricane. mo hopefully after a week of following the destructive path, it will be on the way out. even as dorian heads off, there are new images of the destruction left behind. the official death toll in the bahamas is now 30. but the health minister says this. the public needs to prepare for unimaginable information about the death toll. that's how he's putting it. that ominous warning confirming what everyone has feared. that the number of people who have perished there will be soaring once they get their arms around what they're dealing with. first let's g

i'm poppy harlow in new york.peachment battle begins to take shape, president trump launches a new round of attacks on twitter. his primary target this morning is congressman and the head of the house intelligence committee adam schiff. the president is saying that democratic chair should be, quote, arrested for treason possibly. next on the president's list the whistleblower, the president

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim schutt. our colleague kate baldwin starts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin, thank you so much for joining me. we are following breaking news on several fronts this morning, saudi arabia setting out to prove what they say is iran's role on attacks on two major saudi oil facilities. the defense minister there is presenting a speech as we speak to present more evidence. even before that, president trump it appears isn't waiting any longer for evidence, announcing on twitter a short time ago, that he is ordering his administration to substantially increase sanctions on the country of iran. this as secretary of state mike pompeo is literally in the air soon to land in saudi arabia to get a clear picture of what happened and talk about any possible response. one important voice that has been missing in all of this have been the national security adviser with john bolton gone, but there is news on that front as well, president trump announcing this morning he has chosen his chief hos

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto. after the second spent day stalled over the bahamas, today hurricane dorian is finally starting the move northwest now as a category three storm. in its path the coastlines of florida, georgia and south carolina. the bahamas, just a horrific scene. >> four u.s. coast guard helicopters over the bahamas running search and rescue operations. authorities say they know at least five people have been killed and thousands of homes are damaged or destroyed and the exact toll of the devastation there won't really be clear until the storm fully passes and all of those rescue crews can get on the ground. this is new video from this morning, the early hours of the morning. you can see it's still dark. that's in nassau where some rescuers are already there. yesterday 19 people had to be evacuated from a medical clinic in the abaco islands. rescue efforts have been slowed by the destruction of the island's airports and landing strips. if you can believe this, it looks just like the open ocean. it's

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim shut to. they're trying to work out a deal after nearly 50,000 workers walked off the jobs this morning starting a strike that could cost millions and very quickly. >> 31 factories, nearly 2 dozen other gm facilities halted this morning. it is the largest strike by any union against any american business since the last uaw strike that was in 2007. our business and politics reporter vanessa joins us again this hour live from detroit. i mean, this is intense and it is significant that these workers have all come together to take this move. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, poppy. just as uaw and gm are meeting behind closed doors this hour, we are seeing tens of thousands of gm workers out on the picket lines this morning, about 50,000 across 9 different states. now, this issue is really because of a contract negotiation that they cannot come to an agreement on. gm saying that they provided a fair and strong contract. but uaw saying this is not going far enough, they want better health ben

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto here in washington.ne dorian is slamming into north carolina as a category 1 hurricane bringing powerful wind gusts, storm surges and heavy rain. officials are warning of life threatening flash floods as the storm slowly creeps along the coast, and also a threat today tornados form from dorian's outer bands. already at least two dozen tornados have been reported in the carolinas just over the last 48 hours. >> and in the bahamas prepare for unimaginable information about the death toll. that is what officials there are warning this morning saying while the number of people killed in this storm is at 30 right now, it is expected to climb much higher. hundreds of people still missing as searchers continue to look for survivors. the s