a president into a perfectionist. >> you take a look at that call, it was perfect. >> reporter: jeanne moosect. >> reporter: cnn -- >> my call was perfect. >> reporter: -- new york. >> no one does it quite like jeanne. thanks for a perfect evening. thanks for joining us. "a.c. 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. there's new reporti ining tonign nearly every aspect of the impeachment inquiry cliincludin cnn polling that shows a shift in the question of impeachment, itself, done before a whole string of developments including enough late today to fill a week's worth of broadcasts. just about 90 minutes ago the sbem intelligence community inspector general refuted a key republican talking point on the whistle-blower complaint saying, yes, the whistle-blower had, quote, direct knowledge of certain alleged conduct. in other words, it was not just hearsay, as the president's defenders have been saying. the inspector general who, by the way, was appointed by president trump, is the person who initially investigated the whistle-blower's complaint and determined it should be seen by congress. a

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for watching.there is breaking news tonight that a member of president trump's cabinet threatened top-level firings at noaa after the national weather service's birmingham, alabama, office contradicted the president's false tweet about hurricane dorian. we've also learned, and this is a cnn exclusive that u.s. intelligence polled the very high-level agent spy out of russia in part out of concern that the president might some how blow this individual's cover. we'll have more on both of those stories tonight. but we begin with the president's invitation, now revoked, to the taliban. had

jeanne moos has our story. >> reporter: when candidates interact with babies, it usually makes you say, ahh. but sometimes in instead of inspiring ahh, they inspire irritation. >> if we could keep that down a little bit. okay, thanks. >> babies don't take orders, even from potential presidents. >> this one kept fussing. babies are born with immunity to dirty looks. one day bernie sanders is kid friendly. >> oh, my goodness! >> reporter: the next day he is literally waving them off. trevor noah once tried to imagine bernie as a baby. >> has bernie looked like this his entire life? i bet when he was born the doctor was like tkpwraeugscongr mrs. sanders it's a beautiful, healthy old man. >> if we could keep that down a little bit. >> reporter: but he was almost nurturing compared to a certain someone. >> you can get the baby out of here. >> reporter: the baby's mom was already headed out since then candidate trump had called attention to the crying a minute or two earlier. >> don't worry about that baby. i love babies. i love babies. >> reporter: trump has gone so far as to sign a baby. >

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jeanne moos, cnn -- >> how does it make you feel -- >> -- you okay? >> new york!s incredible, guys. a lot of padding. thanks for joining us and "a.c. 360" starts now. >> good evening. a big night, including breaking news in the democratic presidential race. new polling that could really shake things up. we'll have that. also, new word on what, if anything, republicans, especially the president plan to do on gun laws. what the state of play now is and what a leading lawmaker has to say about it. we begin, though, with this. the first within of the first hearings on impeaching president trump is done testifying before the house judiciary committee. corey lewandowski, the president's former campaign chairman, spent a lot of time saying very little today, except for claiming again and again what is a hotly

here is jeanne moos. >> you don't have to be too sharp to notice the sharpie alteration in the map. >ere. >> he thought we wouldn't notice. >> we noticed when the added bubble made it look like alabama was in danger from dorian. >> pathetic. >> when he does something this dumb. >> ladies and gentlemen of the internet, uncap your sharpies. white house releases new photo of trump's completed border wall and this modified picture proves that trump never met jeffrey epstein, the size of the president's crowd got bumped up over and over. the size of president trump's hands also got a makeover. trump tower now towers over every other building in manhattan and with the stroke of a sharpie, the president's approval numbers are skyrocketing and all because of. >> sharpie gate. >> sharpie gate. >> there were so many sharpie gate jokes two late-night comics told the same one saying president trump wanted to give the hurricane a bigger bottom. >> this hurricane is category five, no, it's a ten. >> before i did that, it was a category five. [ laughter ] >> now she's a category ten. >> and twitter

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening.nute strigs officials are discussing the possibility of picking an administration official who is close, very close to the president, to fill the position of national security adviser. this just one day after the president unceremoniously fired his third national security adviser, john bolton, by tweet after disagreements arose and then were aired in the media about a proposed meeting with the taliban at camp david ahead of today's 9/11 memorial events. i want to go now to cnn's national security reporter kylie at wood. what are you learning? this is a fascinating development. >> reporter: it is because it comes just the day after john bolton was ousted as national security adviser.

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jeanne moos, cnn. >> we now have fake weather too. >> sometimes the internet gets it right. >> there you go. >> sometimes they're really funny. >>> this morning hurricane dorian is bearing down on north carolina. north carolina. "new day" continues right now. >>> all right. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day" and we have breaking weather news because hurricane dorian is coming closer to landfall. it's now about 30 miles off the coast of north carolina. but coastal communities at this moment in the carolinas and virginia are already seeing that dangerous storm surge and life threatening flash flooding we've been warned about. the storm is now category 1. there are wind gusts of 90 miles per hour and more than 340,000 people are without power this morning. >> we're also seeing more heart breaking images and hearing more stories coming out of the bahamas. officials say there are hundreds if not thousands missing this morning after dorian tore across that island nation. the official death toll is now just at 30 but every officia

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jeanne moos, cnn. >> we have fake weather, too. >> new york. >>> and thanks so much for all of you for watching. "ac 360" starts now. >> good evening, as hundreds of thousands in the carolinas and virginia are without power tonight in hurricane dorian creeps toward new england, according to a new forecast released moments ago, the bahamas has begun the search for its own people unsure of the death toll at 30 and how far it will actually rise. we want to pause here for a moment because likely you have seen pictures and heard accounts, some from government officials or eyewitness accounts of the horrors in the bahamas as you've also likely heard the accompanying worst-case scenarios about the death toll and how high it might rise and might very well. right now iz t hasn't and that'a good thing as we show you the pictures the reporters gathered and talked to people on the ground, we want to and will proceed cautiously because families in the bahamas, in the united states and around the world with loved ones on the island are reading every clip and watching for some sign of the people they

>> malarkey jeanne moos. >> malarkey. >> cnn. >> malarkey. >> new york. >> thanks for watching.son starts now. >>> good evening. just moments before the third democratic debate begins tonight, we're learning the strategies for some of the ten candidates sharing the stage. this third debate actually a first in a number of ways. it's the first time all the qualifying candidates will be on one stage. it's the first time all three front-runners will be on the debate stage, and the first time the leader, joe biden, will face the surging second place candidate, elizabeth warren. attacks are expected, but from whom and against whom? and will they have a lasting or just fleeting effect? now in the last few hours, sources from inside a number of the campaigns have begun to talk about what

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we have breaking news to report tonight. president trump and other add minute strigs officials are discussing the possibility of picking an administration official who is close, very close to the president, to fill the position of national security adviser. this just one day after the president unceremoniously fired his third national security adviser, john bolton, by tweet after disagreements arose and then were aired in the media about a proposed meeting with the taliban at camp david ahead of today's 9/11 memorial events. i want to go now to cnn's national security reporter kylie at wood. what are you learning? this is a fascinating development. >> reporter: it is because it comes just the day after john bolton was ousted as national security adviser. we are learning that administration officials are considering the possibility of giving secretary of state mike pompeo, an ally of the president, two hats. he would assume the role as national security adviser to the president, and he

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening.hanks for joins us. polls are closed, and the vote count is under way in north carolina, where the final race of the 2018 congressional midterms is finally being decided and could have a lot to say about 2020. we're going to bring you the latest on that as we learn more, as the votes are being counted, along with new cnn polling on whether voters think that president trump deserves to be re-elected. new numbers out tonight. >>> we begin, though, keeping them honest, with the forced departure of the president's third national security adviser, john bolton, from a white house that a source close to the administration calls, quote, a real snake pit. the source, who spoke to the lead's jake tapper, goes on to say it is run by, quote, an erratic president who is hard to manage and who brings out the worst sensibilities in people, unquote. we also might add who fires people on twitter. i'm quoting, i informed john bolton his services are no longer needed at the white house. i disagreed stron

jeanne moos, cnn -- >> how does it make you feel -- >> -- you okay? >> new york! >> it's amazing they get back up. it's like a 1-year-old. it's incredible, guys. a lot of padding. thanks for joining us and "a.c. 360" starts now. >> good evening. a big night, including breaking news in the democratic presidential race. new polling that could really shake things up. we'll have that. also, new word on what, if anything, republicans, especially the president plan to do on gun laws. what the state of play now is and what a leading lawmaker has to say about it. we begin, though, with this. the first within of the first hearings on impeaching president trump is done testifying before the house judiciary committee. corey lewandowski, the president's former campaign chairman, spent a lot of time saying very little today, except for claiming again and again what is a hotly disputed kind of executive privilege, as a justification for not answering questions from democratic committee members. it earned him a warning about being held in contempt, it drew a string of frustrated

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for watching. anderson starts now. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. there is breaking news tonight that a member of president trump's cabinet threatened top-level firings at noaa after the national weather service's birmingham, alabama, office contradicted the president's false tweet about hurricane dorian. we've also learned, and this is a cnn exclusive that u.s. intelligence polled the very high-level agent spy out of russia in part out of concern that the president might some how blow this individual's cover. we'll have more on both of those stories tonight. but we begin with the president's invitation, now revoked, to the taliban. had it come to pass, taliban representatives would right now be at camp david as guests of the president, brought here to finalize a deal for pulling u.s. troops out of afghanistan. they'd be staying at the very same place as congresswoman liz cheney pointed out today that her father, the vice president, president bush and other top officials gathered just

>> malarkey jeanne moos. >> malarkey. >> cnn. >> malarkey. >> new york. >> thanks for watching. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. just moments before the third democratic debate begins tonight, we're learning the strategies for some of the ten candidates sharing the stage. this third debate actually a first in a number of ways. it's the first time all the qualifying candidates will be on one stage. it's the first time all three front-runners will be on the debate stage, and the first time the leader, joe biden, will face the surging second place candidate, elizabeth warren. attacks are expected, but from whom and against whom? and will they have a lasting or just fleeting effect? now in the last few hours, sources from inside a number of the campaigns have begun to talk about what we can expect tonight. so before we get to our political team for analysis, i want to check in with our chief political can't dana bash who is in houston at the third debate. so dan narcotics let's talk strategy. what is the vice president thinking going into this, or his team? >> anderson, i spok