i'm marisa lagos. we bur show with the democratic debates. 20 democratic candidates took the debatstage in detroit over two nights, sparring over healthcare, immigration, and race. on the first night, us senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren faced off against more moderate candidates over their plans to remake the american healthce system. and on night two, us senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden found themselves on the defensive. but with six months until the iowa caucuses, it's unclear whether the debates changed the dynamic in the crowded field. joininme now to discuss this are the president of democracin color and founder of she the people, aimee allison, and joinngg us via phone from loses, la times staff reporter tyrone beason. thanks t of you. beason: you're welcome. lagos: so, tyrone, i want to start with you. you've been in michigan. we've now seen two rounds of debates, 20 candidates. where do you thinkgs stand w after this most recent round? beason: i think more u

a member of mar-a-lago?s. we have identified four members of mar-a-lago who have been tapped for diplomatic positions. >> i'm robin bernstein, the new ambassador to the dominican republic. >> a funding member of mar-a-lago and a campaign donor, also donald trump's long-time insurance agent. according to stapleton -- >> he asked two other members to be ambassador, and they turned him down for personal or health reasons. we have a couture handbag designer. >> president trump nominated marks as ambassador to south africa. this is nothing new. it goes back as far as the founding fathers. but donald trump promised ethics reform, then proceeding to nominate campaign donors to ambassad ambassadorships. that isn't just rewarding people who put money into donald trump's campaign. it's actively rewarding people who are putting money into donald trump's pocket. >> i mean, if i ever had the chance to talk to the president of the united states, i certainly would ask him why he has tapped these mar-a-lago members for thes

a member of mar-a-lago? a host he's always been a good host. that's the side of donald trump i knew. >> all i can tell you, we're going to do a good job. >> donald trump's hospitality does not come cheap. after the election mar-a-lago doubled its initiation fee from 100 to $200,000. so is that what it costs to rub shoulders with the president of the united states? according to fellow billionaire jeff green, we're asking the wrong question. >> what i'm most worried is, you know, are his policies going to really damage our country and our world? not whether or not he has an extra few million dollars in revenue from mar-a-lago. >> do you think that's the difference between political fund raisers for any other politician and the way mar-a-lago is working? >> the idea it's some kind of pay for play thing where you join the club and get to hang out with the president is pretty silly. that's not happening. >> are you sure? that's what people when they look into it, they feel that's what it feels like. >> i live in

let's go visit lagos where low level i did the is standing by she works with lagos state the mistake and sexual violence welcome to the african lower give us a sense of how big the problem of violence against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me vallance against women sexual engine that these. big issue for us especially in lagos state it's not like to see these issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reporting people are speaking up more people reporting on behalf of others it means that people are. in to some extent they believe more in the system and that's why just speaking of and trying to get help so it is a big issue it's a public health issue and it is something that's everybody knows is it the concern and we have a restless ability to ensure that we address these issues from the holistic perspective that's interesting to note only because as you've just said it's a recent phenomenon that people are starting to speak out pabst in light and as as to why people feel comfortable speaking out now yes i think for us

this meeting in her office in lagos stunts with the issue of obesity in nigeria.if a patient is larger than those boeing aircraft and i think the patient actually has bigger issues to worry about because obesity is a widespread problem that people didn't have a seat to get my do you think it's going to go that's a. no gave you see movies patients or you know information. in the western world before these diseases of lifestyle came about yet almost successfully eliminated the infectious diseases but here in africa we're fighting with bottles at the same time. after his study is older orekunrin moved to have parents home and set up flying doctors nigeria. their commitment is very personal. her youngest sister died while on holiday in 1000 rhea . the rescue plane from south africa arrived too late. i think it appears have gave a century wrong. but i just didn't want my particular organization to have to rely on the funding because africa needs to be passed i felt very passionately when i actually came that nigeria needs to be able to stand by itself eventually withou

these markers sir cried spritz around 200 kilometers to the south is lagos. nigeria is largest city is constantly changing. like the representatives of contemporary ballet houses. asks how do we want to live now and in the future she thinks the revolutionary ideas of a century ago are still relevant today. when we had monism comment in the years of any post colonialism that the architects that came of the day will modernise and not the architecture that has really formed the structure of the city of lagos on the early modernism of the forty's fifty's and sixty's still today employed dr satcher lagos is expanding at a breathtaking pace it's africa's 2nd largest city under one of the world's most densely populated somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating that own design land which. was considered as african tenets of the within the rule and i am not necessarily mean need to be realistic it is more appropriately for the city that we live in now we have to face the fact that in the city of some people say 80000000 some people s

this lecture circuit streets around 200 kilometers to the south is lagos. nigeria as largest city is constantly changing. like the representatives of contemporary bound houses. asks how do we want to live now and in the future she thinks of the revolutionary ideas of a century ago are still relevant today. when we had monism kamen in the years of any post-colonialism the architects that came of the day were modern and i love the architecture that has really formed the structure of the city of lagos on the alley modernism of the forty's fifty's and sixty's still taking place dr texture lagos is expanding at a breathtaking pace it's africa's 2nd largest city and one of the welds most densely populated is somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating that own design language. what was considered as african tenets of the within the rule and i love that saying the. we need to be realistic and design appropriately for the city that we live in now we we have to face the fact that in the city of some people say 18000000 some people sa

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let's go over to lagos where low level is standing by she works with lagos state domestic and sexual violence welcome to the african let's give us a sense off how big the problem off islands against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me balance against women such a. big issue for us especially when. it's not like the safety issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reports and people are speaking up more people on behalf of all of us it means that you. and to some extent they believe more in the system and that's why i just think you know and trying to get help so it is a big issue it's a public health issue and something that's everybody knows is it be concerned and we have a restless ability to ensure that we address these issues for me a holistic perspective that's interesting to note because as you as you've just said it's a recent phenomenon that people are starting to to speak out about apps in light of us as to why people feel comfortable speaking out now. yes i think for also we can we can attribute this to 3 reas

of a more let's bring in our correspondent in lagos a flourish chukwurah. flourish how common is modern day slavery in nigeria today. modern this knavery in one theory is very calm one you find that a lot of families are based in villages one their children so eventual to d.c. teens who walk for a wealthy family or travel out of the country you know nigeria is it is a country with around 200000000 people in terms of population and it's a very huge contrie and at the same time poverty is also very intense unemployment is high so you can imagine how all these all these negative factors affect modern day slavery and people being easily deceived made promises that ok if you leave this reality from me you'll be allowed to go to school you'll be given a better life and all of that and all these things just make more then beastly remain on your rice so who are all those well let's call them employers how do the parents get in touch with them to sell their children. well the most common cases you find is that many of these employers who usually call themselves agen

tory's it is reaching nigeria primarily by sea it's entering through 2 major ports of lagos as well. this begs the question. of nigeria how does it get so widely distributed across the country. to find out more we interviewed a lagos drug dealer he agreed to be film so long as we didn't show his face. his business consists of a. in a suitcase full of with legal drugs. the tramadol he keeps out of sight and not contain terminal is handed back and just heading to tom i don't know but sometimes the pocket determined. most of his clients are young men. when the move because. now just guys will be pushing. it also sells to women. bang townland on the phone and then. when the waking staff were told you had to do cool foods to meet i'm selling time on the left sometimes that's wrong turn to the week a significant amount for a street below where we wanted to know does he get them from these people became us and us i mean come on talks to us in secret in did not knowing even though you don't know said the time of the 3 huntingdon unclear at this point he became wary and wouldn't tell us anyth

to interview to lagos drug dealer he agreed to be full as we didn't show his face. his business consists of a. in a suitcase full of with legal drugs. the tramadol he keeps out of sight i'm not putting terminal in sandy hook and just heading to tom i don't know but sometimes a pocket determined. most of his clients are young men. when he moves because. now i just guys will be pushing. it also sells to women bang townland on the phone and then. when the waking staff were told you had to do cool foods to meet him selling time on the left sometimes that's wrong turn to pills a week a significant amount for a street below where we wanted to know does he get them from his peak became his and us ending on talks to us in secret indeed not knowing even though you don't know said the time adultery huntingdon unclear at this point he became wary and wouldn't tell us anything more about a supply as we put this question to you in the sea we need to be very honest we know relatively little about the criminal networks being involved how well they're organized how large they are.

of environmental issues africa and europe my name is notes and i am seeing the show from lagos nigeria with my colleagues in south africa. high that's amazing. greetings from johannesburg today we're going to find out how kites harvest the wind high in the sky to generate energy and look at many more great ideas on protecting the environment. why some asylum kenya. young 1000000000 is setting up benches. and. how bonnie is tackling illegal fish. this week which stopped the show in kenya more and more messiah people are looking for alternatives to their traditional saving a magic way of life herding cows goats and sheep as grazing lands are becoming ever scots up a few young messiah have started to keep bees for that they don't need lots of land . with. the forest is a great place for bees to live there are no fruits pesticides and very few people. the members of my site people who do live in that area traditionally collect wild honey in the forest it's a boring us and then just activity but last year about qana and 14 other men went into the beekeeping business setting up 10 hives in t

let's go over to lagos where low level is standing by she works with lagos state domestic and sexual violence welcome to the deadly african low life give us a sense of how big the problem off islands against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me balance against women such a. big issue for us especially in the states it's not like the safe these issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reports people are speaking up more people on behalf of all of us it means that you . and to some extent they believe more in the system and that's why just because you know and trying to get help so it is a big issue it's a public health issue and something that's everybody knows it be concerned and we have a restless ability to ensure that we address these issues for me a holistic perspective that's interesting to know taylor because as you've just said it's a recent phenomenon that people are starting to to speak out a bat in lighten us as to why people feel comfortable speaking out now. yes i think for us it's we can we can attribute th

we need to live in a smaller and smaller spaces nike is an ultra modern and up market district of lagos here the architect is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe. a new architecture for new life styles functional economic and compact. so this is astounded 2 bedroom apartment so it's open plan kitchen it's really about i think efficient living. apartments for nigeria's growing middle class who are increasingly cosmopolitan. and we always need to reflect on on on how living in a city is evolving and changing i mean the whole world has changed for the demographic is changing how people live the family unit is being redefined and we need to make sure that we produce an architecture that's reflects that and that's what the boss does back at the university campus in. its buildings were constructed in the 1960 s. and seventy's open on all sides they function like energy efficient passive houses and coolum sounds every inch of space is used efficiently architect ariel sharon employed ideas he'd learned during his studies of the battle house school in des

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it would look like mar-a-lago is dead center. mar-a-lago can handle itself. it's a very powerful place. the one i'm thinking more about is the state of florida because this hurricane is looking like it's -- this could be a record-setting hurricane. maybe things change. we are hoping for one element that might happen in that it makes a right turn and it goes up north just prior to or equal to hitting the shore. that would be great. but that's a pretty small percentage at this point. >> reporter: [indistinct question] you say the war is over -- >> we are bringing them down to about 8,600 in afghanistan. we are really a police force more than anything else. that's nothing we can win quickly if we wanted to kill a lot of people, which i don't, we are getting along very well with a lot of people in afghanistan right now. we have very good negotiations going on with the taliban. the taliban is saying they are going to do things. we'll see if that's true. we haven't made a deal yet, but we will be bringing it down to about 8,600. >> reporter: the military buildup in

writing checks to nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer and throwing fundraisers for chuck schumer at mar-a-lago and giving hundreds

let's go over to lagos where low level is standing by she works with lagos state domestic and sexual violence welcome to it is every african let's give us a sense of how big the problem off islands against women is in nigeria. thank you good afternoon and thank you for having me balance against women sexual and gender based violence is a big issue for us especially in the states it's not like the sixty's issues have not always been there but what is on the increase now is reports and people are speaking up more people on behalf of all of us it means that. and to some extent they believe more in the system and that's why just because you know and trying to get help so it is a big issue it's a public health issue and it's something that's everybody knows is it be concerned and we have a restless ability to ensure that we address these issues for me a holistic perspective. that's interesting to note because as you've just said it's a recent phenomenon that people are striving to to speak out a babson in light and as as to why people feel comfortable speaking out now yes i think for us i

to find out more we interviewed a lagos drug dealer he agreed to be films long as we didn't show his face. his business consists of a motorbike and a suitcase full of with legal drugs. the tramadol he keeps out of sight i'm not counting terminal in sandy hook and just having to time i don't know but sometimes a pocket determined. most of his clients are young men. when he moved because. now i just guys will be pushing. he also sells to women just bang time on the phone and then. when the waking staff were told we were to do cool foods to meet him selling time on the left sometimes that's wrong turn to pills a week a significant amount for a street below where we wanted to know does he get them from these people became his and us i mean come on talks to us in secret in did not knowing even though you go to town on those 3 huntingdon unclear at this point he became wary and wouldn't tell us anything more about a supply as we put this question to you in the sea we need to be very honest we know relatively little about the criminal networks being involved how well they're organized how l

yeah, it looked like mar-a-lago's dead center. but look, mar-a-lago can handle itself.'s a very powerful place. the thing i'm worried about is the state of florida. >> reporter: mar-a-lago is just one of several trump properties along the east coast of florida that could potentially be in the storm's path. but as the president looks for developments on the storm's path and where exactly it is going to make landfall, the president will be leaving camp david on sunday to head back to washington where he'll get a briefing at fema hurricanes. that's where we expect the president will be providing some updates on the situation. back to you guys. >> jeremy diamond, not peter, how gracious that man is. i called him peter because we were talking about the administrator peter gainor. >> i got you. >> i apologize for that. jeremy, thank you so much. >> we've been called i can't tell you how many names over the years. i've been called trevor. i'm not going to tell you which correspondent did that. but it's happened. >>> the trump administration is moving forward with its plans to

they don't care if you live in a lake front home, mar-a-lago or a normal house. -- be prepared.pe we can help those who can't evac out or those trying to find water, batteries and fuel. when these storms make landfall you have to get the you know what out of there. >> watch your mouth. >> [laughing]. >> dana, do you think it occurred to her and she said it was tongue in cheek. >> stupidity. >> she said mar-a-lago as if could only target one house. >> this is tongue and tweet. this is what happens when people tweet things they shouldn't. they say you don't know what my tone was. this was a former prime minister for about 5 minutes. maybe this is why. one thing she said is she is disgusted about the united states and our energy consumption. canada is the 7th largest producer of oil in the world and cut down 500 million trees a year and act like they don't have some sort of environmental impact on the world? if you tweet something like this, it will come back to hurt you. don't tweet. >> political differences, the response to a national disaster. they tell donald trump calm down. >

looks like mar-a-lago is dead center. mar-a-lago can handle itself. that's a very powerful place. the thing i'm worried about is the state of florida because this hurricane is looking like this could be a record setting hurricane. maybe things change. we're hoping for one element that happens and that it makes a right turn and goes up north prior to or equal to hitting the shore and that would be great. but that's a pretty small percentage at this point. [inaudible question] >> around 8,000 is big. how can you say the earth is ver with 2,100 quotes. president trump: we're bringing them down. we're more than a police force and something we could end quickly if we killed a lot of people and i don't. we're getting along well with a lot of people right now. we have very good negotiations pable.n with the they say they're going to do things. we haven't made a deal yet but will bring it down to 8,600. >> on the military buildup in georgia. president trump: we haven't seen that. >> there are reports there's a military buildup by the russians in georgia. president trump: that's not good n

but when she does she looks to go to tara club and i'm in beach near lagos harbor. she's a british citizen but sees her future in nigeria when she travels abroad she's constantly confronted with negative clichés about africa. that would surprise. for a conference a few weeks ago and whatever like i did to see how bad do on the big impression it's what every guy comes to cover up for i say but i'm from africa no matter like what he's doing he can be like a shoeshine you could be working behind the tree in mcdonald's but you always wants to rescue me and i just want you to even move me like he did before i like living in africa but what is the 1st thing. that we can bring guns to rescue people who are still people in have chosen home of nigeria. as a doctor she wants to change things in africa. she often travels to communicate her idea that medical aid should be available for everyone it. is forbidden and this meeting in her office in lagos starts with the issue of obesity in nigeria . if a patient is larger than those in boeing aircraft and i think the patient actual

projections have it putting it almost at jupiter, which is only about 30 miles north of his mar-a-lagoate. a golf course in west palm beach, another property in doral. has justn fact, dorian been upgraded to a major category three storm. thank you. you can catch all of our interviews on the bloomberg with the function tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get the first word. florida is bracing for hurricane dorian. the storm is expected to make landfall as a category four hurricane early next week. desantisovernor ron urged residents to be prepared for what could be a multi-day event. >> floridians need to be prepared. the bad news of the storm going slower is that could potentially have negative impacts when it reaches landfall. but you do have time before it reaches to prepare if you have not done so. havege all floridians to seven days worth of food, medicine, and water. >> dorian has already caused massive blackouts in the virgin islands. moments ago, the national hurricane center upgraded dorian to a major category 3 hurricane. the brazilian president might get help from the u.s.

had this meeting in her office in lagos starts with the issue of obesity in nigeria .if a patient is larger than those in boeing aircraft then i think the patient actually has bigger issues to worry about because obesity is a widespread problem that people didn't have time to seek to get why do you think it's going to go that's a. p.c. movie stations or you know a station. in the western world before these diseases of lifestyle came about yet almost successfully eliminated the infectious diseases but here in africa we're fighting with battles at the same time. after the study is older orekunrin lived to have parents homeland and set up flying doctors nigeria. commitment is very personal. her youngest sister died while on holiday in 1000 area. the rescue plane from south africa arrived too late . i think and here's how the gave a central role. i just didn't want my particular patient to have to. africa needs to be passed i felt very passionately when i actually came that nigeria needs to be able to stand eventually without the uniform. instead of setting up a charity sh

it looked like mar-a-lago is dead center. but look, mar-a-lago can handle itself.s a powerful place. the thing i'm worried about is the state of florida. >> reporter: mar-a-lago is one of several trump properties along florida's east coast that could potentially be in the storm's path. and as the president continues to monitor to see whether or not his properties and which parts of florida may or may not be impacted, he will be leaving camp david tomorrow on return to washington. he. be getting a brief from -- he will be getting a briefing from officials here in washington. >> all right. so appreciate it. thank you. >>> i know the conversation has come up a lot in the last couple of days. the question about the connection between hurricanes like this and climate change. we have allison chin car with us to help us understand how cloetly they're connected -- closely they're connected. how much does one prompt the other. >> yeah. because there are different facets. some are more definitively linked. others, it's more unsure in terms. how we link them. we've got a grap

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mara lago can handle itself. that is a powerful place. the thing i'm worried about is the state of florida because this hurricane is looking like it -- this could be a record-setting hurricane. >> donald trump is a camp david, homeland security adviser beginning regular updates on dorian's path. when the president returns to washington he says he will go to fema's quote as, fema is setting up a staging center at maxwell air force base in alabama. 70 truckloads are heading to maxwell and millions of liters of water being sent into the hurricane zone. fema has plenty of money but democrats say the agency has been weakened by the president in the middle of hurricane season. beto o'rourke said in a tweet tonight this week with storms on the horizon, donald trump has removed money from fema to ice, prioritize locking children in cages over helping communities recover from hurricanes. another concern, when this hurricane hits there will be no senate confirms fema administrator to oversee relief efforts, donald trump is not worried about it. >>

it looks like mar-a-lago is dead center. mar-a-lago can handle itself. it's a very powerful place. thing i'm worried about is the state of florida. because this hurricane is looking like this could be a record setting hurricane. maybe things change. we're hoping for one element that might happen and that's that it makes a right turn and goes up north just prior to or equal to hitting shore. that would be great. but that's a pretty small percentage at this point. >> afghanistan, he said the war was over. >> so we're bringing them down to about 8,600 in afghanistan. we're really a police force more than anything else. that's something we can win quickly if we wanted to kill a lot of people, which i don't. we're getting along very well with a lot of people in afghanistan right now. we have very good negotiations going on with the taliban. the taliban is saying they're going to do things. we'll see if that's so. we haven't made a deal yet. but we will be bringing it down to about 8,600. [ inaudible question ] >> we haven't seen that. [ inaudible question ] >> that's not good news. not

thanks ian a warm welcome to all of you from lagos nigeria and now it's i mean here to go present this week's show but let's see what's lined up today you will see how one of africa's largest waste dumps is beginning to clean up because. that will pay a visit to a german town that warmed up to the idea of geothermal energy and they will hear about a traditional and eco friendly alternative to plastic school. fast report concerns traditional practices in west africa where land is traditionally handed down to the males women are only allowed to cultivate lands that they've been located by the men but that can be very frustrating when the women successfully farm the plots because the men can come and reclaim them one year to the next that's now a thing of the past in until iraq or a village in western booking a fossil in that village the men are permitting the women to use the lines for long term and that is proving to be quite impressive also for the environment. there's still plenty of life in these the dried up plants stalks they're being hard for use as organic catalyzed we may need t

of course to meet my lovely colleague in nigeria hi this is the yes i'm now outside we're here in lagos nigeria are you ready for new episodes here's what's coming up on the show. starts up in looking at fossil that's combining our pop culture with better go farming. a woman from south africa who's fighting against food waste and how solar energy is changing life for farmers in the mountains of morocco. now rwanda is of the most densely populated countries in africa and that can trigger conflicts over resources when entire areas are declared to be national parks in many ways and worry about their livelihoods the solution is to involve them more in wildlife protection one example they endangered mountain gorillas in rwanda is volcanoes national park the tourism they generate can benefit the local communities as well as the environment. that you think every damn placid includes in zack takes tourists around the volcanoes national park it's covered 160 square kilometers and it's the oldest conservation area in africa. it's home to invest range of species including some that are considered

listen as attentively as possible so my people scream and says and try to help hong kong to move on lagos. i the words have done little to ease jitters around asia asian stocks have tumbled amid darr warnings from china about terrorism and threats of intervention fears of a drawn out sino us trade war and worries of capital flight from hong kong have added to woes investors believe hong kong's future will be decided by beijing and those worries have been taking a toll on singapore's economy as well the city state has cut its annual growth forecast as their trade spat hammers exports singapore is an export up and highly sensitive to external shocks it's expected to grow between 0 and one percent this year that's a sharp decline from the previous estimate of between one and a half and 2 and a half percent many asian countries have slashed their growth forecasts. argentina's financial markets are known to be volatile but if by these standards it was a brutal meltdown investors panicked after the country's business friendly president was walloped in a primary election by his leftist. the peso

the strategy has been put in place going back to mar-a-lago. we are winning. >> all right. think there are a lot to of people out there who don't feel as though we're winning. >> certainly you don't. this has been a good exchange. i would simply say this is -- this is the battle of our time. because if we don't get it right with china structurally, that's going to harm not just our economy and our workers, it's going to harm the global economy. >> good luck with the trade deal. we all hope it happens. >> good to be here. >> thank you very much, peter navarro. >>> it's a huge day on the campaign trail in south carolina, especially for one particular candidate hoping to pick up momentum with african-american voters what is mayor pete's plan to break through? i'll ask him live. that's next. stay with us. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress my teeth have been fe