so bill and linda gates gave a lot of money to their foundation when they created it in the 1990s, so that money doesn't count. they contributed about $18 million to bill and melinda gates, actually more than twice that. 20% of his fortune. the other big surpri is michael bloomberg was number three. we don't hear a lot about kind of him as a mega philanthropist, because gates and buffett are so huge. but he's given over 10% of his fortune. the number one surprise was that, jeff bezos, the summer. he's given only $68 million, with an m. i think when you look at everyone else on that top ten list, it's a standout. >> here's the question. because he does -- some would say his support of the "washington post" is effectively a charitable move. is that part of where he's coming from? or is he like warren buffett, he was criticized for not doing things and later in life did a splashy thing obviously? >> people i talked to close to bezos said blue origin, the space company he founded, which is funded with billions of dollars of his own money is a for-profit enterprise, is part of his philanth

just after that former president obama will be at an event with bill and me linda gates to fight diseasend poverty. not clear if he will address comments by his successor. reaction has been mixed so far. there's been no direct response from north korea. let's bring in ian lee live from seoul, south korea. >> reporter: that is what we are watching right now, waiting for north korea to come up with any sort of reaction to the speech yesterday. when president trump threatened the destruction of the country, also called kim jong-un rocket man, you would think that they've come up with something, but they haven't so far. in the region we have south korea and japan both praise his speech. the spokesman of the south korean president praised it as being long and it showed how serious the united states was when it calm to north korea also saying that the denuclearization of north korea and the only path forward is through strong sanctions and pressure on the country and they also said they both agreed that close cooperation was the way forward as well. buzz the one thing that was interesting in t

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bill and linda gates will be there. >>> all right. >> that does it for us on this wednesday morning.right now. good morning, it's wednesday, september 20th. we are following a number of stories. president trump was "america first" se u.n. and steps up his warnings to north korea meanwhile, republican as far as see daylight on health care reform. some gop governors aren't so sure about that. the russian investigation rolls on with new details on who's paying the president's legal bills but first, two natural disasters unfolding in real time. rescue efforts happening right now in mexico after a powerful earthquake ripped through that country yesterday and hurricane maria about to slam directly into puerto rico. we'll go straight to meteorologist bill karins with a check on the storm's latest track. bill. >> power knocked out. roof damage done, structural damages beginning as the strongest weekends are moving on shore in puerto rico. overnight, can you see the storm, 124-mile-per-hour