simon's transformation started at mcmaster medical school. when it opened back in one thousand nine hundred sixty five it pioneered a radical teaching philosophy which is now used widely of around the world. five thousand applied to canada's most popular medical school but only two hundred ten. this is day one for the two thousand and fifteen and take good morning. your first priority will be to learn to be great physicians your work in small groups and teams exactly the way that most of medicine is practiced. four thousand nine hundred twenty doctors have trained at mcmaster over the last forty years feeding canada state funded health care system these students all got here through a unique selection process called the multiple mini interview. the applicants a challenge with a series of rote gleason ariel's when you do your first one or two stations it's still kind of a training you're very nervous your hands are shaking you don't know what to do with your water bottle there are issues of paper and i like that a lot more than traditional int

simon's transformation started at mcmaster medical school.when it opened back in one thousand nine hundred sixty five it pioneered a radical teaching philosophy which is now used widely of around the world. five thousand applied to canada's most popular medical school but only two hundred ten. this is day one for the two thousand and fifteen and take good morning. your first priority will be to learn to be great physicians your work in small groups and teams exactly the way that most of medicine is practiced. four thousand nine hundred twenty doctors have trained at mcmaster over the last forty years feeding canada state funded health care system these students all got here through a unique selection process called the multiple mini interview. the applicants a challenge with a series of rote gleason ariel's when you do your first one or two stations it's still kind of a trainer you're very nervous your hands are shaking you don't know what to do with your water bottle there are various you pay for it but i liked it a lot more than traditional

being a good communicator is at the heart of mcmasters teaching. a doctor must be able to both relate to the patient and cure the disease. learning to be a doctor is primarily about learning to save lives and keep people healthy. but death is an ever present part of the work. you do said his forty nine he has suffered a traumatic brain injury although his heart is still beating his brain function stopped just over twenty four hours ago. the doctors have done all they can his family has been called in to witness the final tests before simon can declare him dead. if your brain is damaged in stops functioning altogether then the body can't survive very long without support so when we do declare someone brain dead they're legally dead just as if their heart had stopped because every element that made that person they are their entire brain their brain stem everything is gone and the family often want to be present for these because it's at the time they've done all the testing declared and that is the believe that will be the death. it is a moment that

mcmaster. he had no interest in allies, trump said.oops in south korea, even when reminded about the differential between the seven seconds it would take to detect a north korean icbm launch from there as opposed to the 15 minutes it would take to detect such a launch from alaska. on the colonnade outside the oval office, mcmaster spoke with gary cohn, the economic adviser, and rob porter, the white house staff secretary. mcmaster said that at 6:03 a.m., trump had tweeted ukrainian efforts to sabotage trump campaign, quietly working to boost clinton. so where is the investigation, attorney general? quote, it was clearly russian propaganda, mcmaster said. he and the national security council and intelligence experts had concluded that, but the president had picked it up and shot it out. and then the next line is, quote, mcmaster said he wasn't sure how long he could stay. so page 230 of the book we learn that the national security council and the national security adviser to the president concluded last summer that the president had som

the white house, he can't make a decision, he undersides, he re-decides, there's chaos here and mcmaster just rages at tillerson and says you know, the money line is that you are affirmatively acting to undermine the national security process. i don't know what you're doing and i found some examples and evelyn found that oh yes, one of these examples is clearly in the public record that tillerson had made an antiterrorist agreement that was public with the oil-rich state of qatar and mcmaster didn't know about it and they started talking about it and they realized tillerson had a press conference in qatar saying we've been working on this for weeks but mcmaster says i did not even know. then they discover the president didn't know. >> .. i think are much more important than we realize. >> we're going to take questions if folks would like to line up. there are two microphones in the back. >> you want to tell them the microphones have been provided by gordon liddy. [laughter] >> how do people who are in college know who gordon liddy is? >> when you put out this book, enormous amount of att

and in walks mcmaster to the meeting and sits down. and tillerson lets loose on the the white house, you know, the president can't make a decision he makes decision. he undecides he redecides. there's chaos here, and then finally mcfaster just rages and tillerson and says you know, money line is you are -- affirmatively acting to undermine the national security process. i don't know what you're doing and i found some examples and evelyn -- found that oh, yeah one of these examples is clearly in the public record that tillerson had made a -- antiterrorist agreement that was public with -- the the oil rich state of qatar and mcmaster didn't know about it. and they started to talk about it and they realized tillerson actually had a press conference saying we've been working on this for weeks, and mcmaster says you know, i did not even know and then they discovered the president didn't know. that staff secretary rob porter didn't know so you put dates and documents and verbatims and i -- always am suspicious of when somebody says one after

one of the major points i was raising during hurricane florence is, why wasn't henry mcmaster or brandterling, why were they ignoring direct orders to evacuate those incarcerated? nermeen: prisoners in south carolina or not evacuated when hurricane florence hit, but they were put to work making sand bags to prepare for the storm's arrival. the south carolina department of corrections tweeted a photo of the sand bags, writing -- "inmates assigned to macdougall and wateree have prepared over 35,000 sand bags." the department also tweeted -- "agency staff and inmates have prepared 1000 lbs sandbags to help protect the roads and citizens along the coast." could you talk about that, the kind of work prisoners were asked to do? to fillre asked sandbags, not for their own safety, but to protect the safety of the citizens that are not incarcerated. they were using the labor of these individuals to protect the citizens of south carolina. they were doing the work that other people could do. they were not trying to protect themselves. they don't care about how the prisoners were going to fare dur

governor henry mcmaster., thank you for taking the time. >> we don't want to gamble with a single life. this is a big hurricane. we haven't seen one quite like it. it's coming straight at us. from the east to the west instead of coming up in the south. they have that high pressure that's keeping it on the course towards us. it will cross the gulfstream. we know there is nothing to stop it. we are ready. north carolina is ready. i talked to governor roy cooper twice today, and we are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. we want to get people out of the way because we are not going to gamble with this. >> neil: it's a smart strategy, governor. i wonder, your state like others, prior storms dating 15, 16 years, sometimes have problems when you have to get people out fast. sometimes they are allowed to go on highways in the opposite direction to clear it all out, and there was confusion at the time. not only your state, many others. how is it working this time? >> we have no confusion. we haven't had

henry mcmaster/south carolina: "you should plan to be patient because you may not be leaving wherever you are for several days."north carolina governor roy cooper says his state could feel the brunt of it. gov. roy cooper/north carolina: we're on the wrong side of this thing. this storm will bring destruction to north carolina.and in south carolina, similar warnings from officials who say there is little they can to do help once the storm arrives. storm arrives. once the storm arrives. we want to get more details now on the hurricane chief meterologist lawrence karnow is here lawrence karnow: hurricane florence is pounding the carolinas with hurrincane force winds, heavy rain and flooding. it has slowed down and weakened as a category 2 storm. its expected to make landfall tomorrow and cause widespread flooding and damage. the weather around the bay area is nice but cooler today. highs today were mainly in the 60s and 70s. there is a trough of low pressure along the west coast that should keep the temperatures down across california. highs tomorrow will be slightly warmer with 70s and

henry mcmaster / -r- "this is going to period. this is we haven't had before. lawrence karnow: hurricane florence came ashore as a category one hurricane. it's a devastating storm with widespread damage and power outages. there are even some reports of over 20 inches of rain and flooding. the storm is barely moving making it very dangerous with heavy rain and widespread flooding. we had another nice day with a few passing clou and and mild temperatures. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure trough along the west coast. it will stick around this weekend keeping our temperatures down. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be warmer next week. new at nine tonight -- a north bay family is in the midst of a frantic search for a young man.the 21-year-old disappeared monday....and hasn't been seen since. kron 4's gayle ong joins us live from santa rosa.. where worried friends and family are hoping someone sees him.gayle? felix magana was staying here at his brother's house,he was last seen monday at the san rafael transi

henry mcmaster / -r- south carolina: "that rain and that flooding equal danger. and that means we are going to have to have patience. across the carolinas -- first responders rescued hundreds of people from the rising water. rescuer: "there have been pets stranded and anyone that needs help that looks like we can help, we try to go help."still -- more are trapped and awaiting help.peggy perry / new bern: "in a matter of seconds, my house was flooded up to the waist, and now it's to the chest, and we are stuck in the attic. there's four of us."the slow moving storm is inching inward -- promising days of destruction.gov. henry mcmaster / -r- south carolina: "this is going to be a very trying period. this is something that we haven't had beforegov. roy cooper / -d- north carolina: "this storm is deadly and we know we are days away from it ending."mfd and partner agencies are working a 2 alarm warehouse fire on 8th and i street. roadways are closed and traffic is severely impacted. more info will be posted when available. weather lawrence karnow: hurricane florence c

mcmaster.are doing some public service by trying to check the president, by not going entirely, they may be stealing a memo off -- >> i think that's arrogant for them to think that they can do that. >> the 25th amendment is not going to happen. >> you are h.r. mcmaster, if you are a serious person in there, you're -- the country's future's at stake. i don't think you just quit because you don't agree with it. i have young people come and ask me all the time -- >> also the weight of what they said, if it's that dire, that there are many, not just the person who wrote the op-ed, there are many folks who believe that the country is in that level of peril, you have to bring it. >> he wrote the op-ed, but he's also in there to prevent bad things from happening. and when urban goes in there, he will also stop the president from doing foolish things. >> if you feel that strongly about this, you need to cowboy up, step up and say mr. president, this is wrong, you need to say it publicly, loudly and be

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henry mcmaster/south carolina: "you should plan to be patient because you may not be leaving wherever you are for several days."north carolina governor roy cooper says his state could feel the brunt of it. gov. roy cooper/north carolina: we're on the wrong side of this thing. this storm will bring destruction to north carolina.and in south carolina, similar warnings from officials who say there is little they can to do help once the storm arrives.in wilmington, north carolina, i'm natasha chen lawrence karnow: hurricane florence is pounding the carolinas with hurrincane force winds, heavy rain and flooding. it has slowed down and weakened as a category 2 storm. its expected to make landfall tomorrow and cause widespread flooding and damage. the weather around the bay area is nice but cooler today. highs today were mainly in the 60s and 70s. there is a trough of low pressure along the west coast that should keep the temperatures down across california. highs tomorrow will belightly warmer with 70s and low 80s inland and 60s and 70s elsewhere. the weekend will remain mild before we begi

governor mcmaster has been incredible. our county government, we're all working together as a team.portant. and we do know that we have the president's support. i have had several phone calls today, from different agencies, expressing to us that they are giving us the assurance that they will be there for us. and we will be there for our neighbors as well. we're all in this together. it isn't just about our needs. it is about all of us helping each other. melissa: as we're talking to you we're watching the images of space of this massive storm. we're watching the models as well and there is always two faces to these big storms. there is weathering the initial impact and damage that comes from that and then there's the aftermath. that is a part a lot of people think about, how long it takes to restore power. how long it takes to get around. that is the other part of evacuating if you make it through afterwards, it is really tough. what would you say to people to tell them to prepare for what's coming? >> the main thing is, to be patient. be patient with the evacuation process. of be

mcmaster. he now has john bolton. >> the president sparked controversy.e was seen greeting supporters with a double fist pump gesture as he arrived in pennsylvania for the ceremony. this photo has gone viral on social media. critics blasting the president's conduct en route to a memorial. has the white house raeeacted t this? >> reporter: no, they haven't and doug mills captures a moment in time. he's one of the best. this is trump country. clearly the president was responding to people who were happy to see him. he got a lot of applause lines here today. what's also true about the president is that he's not yet really displayed a capacity for the pastoral elements of the presidency. he's not really taken to being a consoler in chief. it's not in his dna. in this instance there was a moment in time the president was happy to see people who were happy to see him. again, you can see on social media where it's sort of a tonal issue, and he started this solemn day by sending off these off-topic tweets about the russia investigation and his personal attorney r

. >> south carolina governor henry mcmaster said that the state is bracing for historic rain, flooding and even landslides. >> this is still a very dangerous storm. not only on the coast, but also in the interior. >> evacuation orders are in affect in wilmington and other places up and down the eastern seaboard. more than a million and a half people were told to seek higher ground ahead of what could be a 13-foot storm surge. >> the only thing that really fears me is that if we get a flood. other than that, i'm okay. >> maybe lee is tracking florence as it closes in. >> yeah, that's right, michelle. it's very close to land fall. we have been watching it for some time. about 30 minutes ago wilmington was clocking wind speeds at 91 miles an hour. let's show you the enhanced imagery of hurricane florence here. it's close to making the land fall. you can see that this is wind particle s and just how tight the pressure gradiants are. check out the winds right now. wilmington at 83 miles per hour winds currently. let's show you the protected path here. it's likely going to stay a hurricane f

. >> i want to take things to south carolina, governor henry mcmaster. >> previously closed will be openess on monday. so i will say again, evacuation order is still in effect for the evacuation zones, all of them in georgetown counties and that does not include the entire county, however, those entire counties, however, school closures and state office closures are still in effect in the entire counties of orie and georgetown. again all school closures except those in orie and georgetown counties are now, right now immediately returned to the local school authorities and all state officers previously closed will be open for business for monday. i want to say again, this has been an exercise in professionalism by people all over the state including volunteers and the citizens themselves. we've had help from nine different states as well as president trump's involvement in south carolina and we have a great team here in south carolina and now we will foresee it on with reports from some of these team starting -- >> thank you, governor. all of south carolina is now turning towards wellness

mcmaster, folks that left the white house, can confirm or deny every word that of op-ed. what condition are they in? >> the worst. the entire press core is going after them, what do you know, how do you know it. i'm surprised no one else is doing it. this is how much trump scared these guys. think about what you just talked about, flake gone, corker gone. ben sass is the first person who is not leaving to say anything like this and he didn't even really full throat do it. the people saying this stuff have already left, except for -- >> dina is not running for any office any time soon. >> what does donald trump have that should intimidate rex tillerson? >> that's the point. >> who is worth north of $100 million? who is retired, ran exxon, what is it -- what does he have to risk? >> let me just say, we all know people in this white house who stay because they don't -- let's just put it out there. they don't want the kids giving them a hard time. they're afraid of their liabilities in the mueller investigation. we know why they stay. they're afraid of the character assassina

governor mcmaster had a press conference just a bit ago, which you just released some of that and ine is taking special precautions to allow two of the roads that come into myrtle beach to have some flood protection around them. so, we will not be completely cut off, no matter what happens because he is really taking the proactive step to ensure that we can get people in and out of myrtle beach. as well as goods and services. >> and talk a little bit about those resources there for the people, especially if they choose to say, when we see it time and time again. when the flood waters rise people who have been there who are long-time myrtle beach residents and the tourists say, yes, we can ride this out. that may not be the case. what are you telling them as far as reassurances where those resources? >> those who evacuated who live in myrtle beach, it will be safe for them to come home. we did not suffer any damages here. everything was really just very minimal. the trees and things such as that. but if you go inland from west where conway is located, a lot of people live there who wo

we will be talking to the governor of south carolina henry mcmaster who has just ordered a mandatoryline. more than a million people are affected. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto this is "your world" on a stormy world at that the president taking no chances he

>> reporter: behind closed doors, trump saying he suspects the normal national security adviser mcmasterasury adviser cohn made the claims. >> i think probably from disgruntled former employees. you have people like general mattis, general kelly, two american heroes calling the book pure fiction. i would rather take the word of those two individuals than a couple of disgruntled former employees that are anonymously attacking this president trying to make him look bad. >> reporter: at least a dozen current and former officials told cnn they spoke with woodward. despite the administration's denials, woodward telling cnn i stand by my reporting. republican senator graham who once called trump unfit for office down playing the revealing book. >> he should believe that bob woodward's a good reporter. you should take some of it with caution. the whole theme of the book is that president trump can run hot and be volatile. i agree. >> reporter: graham's democratic colleagues senator durbin voicing concern for the nation. >> i'm very worried about this president's stability and his ability to mak

. >> that's south carolina governor henry mcmaster just moments ago talking about the challenges the region faces from tropical storm florence. i want to give you the latest here beyond the bands of colors you see over here, the heavy rain behind me, almost 900,000 individuals are in the dark. six individuals are dead. this morning, president trump, signing a disaster declaration for north carolina. the red cross has more than 5,000 people in its shelters. tammy is in conway, south carolina. we are in wilmington, north carolina surveying the damage from the storm. matt bradley in the state's capital tracking florence as it continues to move inland. tammy, there's a lot of standing water around you. the rain dissipating a little bit there. give us the latest from where you stand in conway. >> reporter: hey, david. i believe you're talking to me. i can't hear anything because we lost reception out here. as you can see, the rain has been coming down relentlessly. i'm actually standing on a road, a road that has been completely washed away and closed. take a look here. the amount of wate

we've got woodward's bullet proof reporting that mcmaster discovered that. he verified it. it wasn't something that just looked like russian propaganda. the national security council determined that it was. if we had a functioning congress, that is the sort of thing that you would expect there to be congressional investigations about. also there does seem to be, as i was talking with mr. woodward about just a moment ago, there does seem to be real sensitivity within the white house to the questions raised about jared kushner's finances and business dealings, with all sorts of people close to the president raising the prospect that that might have been the real reason behind lots of his behavior, everything from firing james comey to picking fights with jeff sessions, a lot of people in the white house attributed freak-outs from the president and outbursts from the president as efforts to try to distract specifically from concerns about jared's finances. so there's all sorts ofly little threads like that. there's personality staff and people calling people crazy. there are i

governor mcmaster made that very clear early on about how dangerous this storm was going to be.his time, and that's really what makes the difference. >> 60% compliance, of course, that's 40% still there. are there emergency services for them if they need, it or are they on their own? >> there are right now. however, when we get into possible storm force winds, we will not be able to. that is the warning that i really want to share with those who have chosen to stay home. it really is at your own risk because we cannot have people on the roads in those conditions. so stay inside. this is not the time to go take pictures, take videos or check your property. just be patient. this is a long storm. we're going to be in it for a long time. it's going to be stalling over us. be patient, don't in a rush to go outside because it's just not worth the risk. >> obviously this is such a monstrous storm. what's your biggest concern, especially as you look back and see how your city prepared where you are strongest, where are you weakest. >> my biggest concern is flooding obviously because the

mcmaster, national security adviser, december 4 of last year, saying, if you start withdrawing dependence, we will take that as a signal that war isin it. you have a volatile leader, kim jong-un. he's g n theselear weapons. and there's no predictable path for understanding how he might respond. and the pentagon leadership wenu about this and just said -- the tweet never went out. but had it, you know, god knows. and this is the problem. you are crisis managing, that's what the presidency is about. and you got to the have a team. you got to havegreement on fundamentals and they don't have it. robert: do the people around him who are taking documents off of his desk, different trade agreements the president is trying to rip up, do they seen themselves, wou talk to them, as heroes? or do they know theyin are a sense, mounting, as you call it, an administrative coup d'etat? bob: there is lots of conscience in this and the connection between trade and the military and the intelligence operations are very, very secret andhe are interwoven and people who did this are saying to each other, got to

mcmaster and gary cohn worked with the president, they were the ones who continued to push this idea. america first is not america alone. here we are, president trump is without h.r. mcmaster, without gary cohn and he's up there on that stage clearly america alone. >> he doesn't believe in the post world war ii consensus. it's clear. and we need to understand what does he believe instead? and what he believes instead is precisely what bret just said. the phrase is empty. i don't believe in globalization, i believe in patriotism. patriotism is a synonym for nationalism. nationalism has presented an extraordinary threat, the carnage of european nationalism across the world, right? so part of what we need to just simply say, complete, without qualification, is the man does not believe in the post world war ii consensus. >> take it a step further. who did he attack? he attacked germany. >> exactly. >> he went after our allies. shortly after his speech macron said we shouldn't do trade deals with countries that aren't in the paris accord. there's only one country not in the paris accord, i

and south carolina governor henry mcmaster joins us from columbia with the latest on how his state ising florence. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com fo ivehek at the.> goo mryon mpurreoing tol off a little bit. it's going to be a nice day. it's friday. the favorite day of the week. good morning, everyone. >> i am emily turner in this morn were for kenny. >> yeah, sleeping in right now. >> yeah, we made toted the end of the week. >> yeah, it's great. >> temperatures are going to be too bad. >> yeah, it's a cool day across for us in the bay area. we're waking up to clouds in the arch land locations as well. we will have the clearing once again with if afternoon sunshine and the cooler weather continuing. let's talk about the low cloud and fog action. we're getting it again along the coast. parts of the bay and inland locations. check out napa. it's a dense fog there. the highs today are looking pretty nice. it's upper 6

. >> the rivers in north carolina have received hidden rainfall, >> reporter: henry mcmaster warned his constituents to brace themselves for what could be days of dangerous flooding. >> it was called a flash flood are downacross the d region, leaving hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the dark. >> it's awful. it will be a long time. >> reporter: repair crews are on standby, but it could be weeks before they will be able to go everywhere they are needed. >> reporter: with so many flooded roadways throughout the region. utility restoration critters, first responders, gas tankers are all having trouble getting in and out of some of the hardest hit areas, and that can prolong the recovery effort for the foreseeable future. in wilmington, north carolina, kpix5. >>> the numbers associated with florence are nothing short of staggering. the storm has dumped an astounding 10 trillion gallons of rain on the region. some 15,000 people are staying in shelters tonight, first responders have carried out more than 800 rescues and more than 14,000 service members are deployed in the area

governor mcmaster says it's better to be safe than sorry.sruption of daily life now to save lives later. did for him. and good for other state officials who jumped in to organize early. they took the risk and they will be judged on their performance. this is not a democrat, republic and issue but there is politics involved. heaven help the governor who fails to take action. voters do not forgive. let's not forget the voters will be unhappy if they were ordered to evacuate a million people flee in the storm turns away. at this point governor mcmaster thomas south carolina, lloyd cooper of north carolina have it right. florence is coming and it will be a big one. second hour of "varney & co." is about to begin. president trump is tweeting about the hurricane. here it is. also, - janice dean, fox news weather center, janice, i hear the really big problem could be the rain. what is going on? >> absolutely. i'm using hurricane harvey last year in texas as an example of what could happen with the storm. obviously, looking at a major hurricane achi

mcmaster hated your idea.ion that it would work. you are excited that it would work. you are excited thatjohn bolton that it would work. you are excited that john bolton is that it would work. you are excited thatjohn bolton is inside the national security advisory at the white house. what evidence do you have that donald trump's team are now listening to your? first year in office donald trump was given two choices. add more troops and continue the same policy old mac they said you should pull out completely. they never wanted to entertain a third way, a much lower cost structure support for afghan forces. the president was close to making a decision but the race right in cha rlottesville making a decision but the race right in charlottesville and all the rest that happened cause concern politically. 3000 more men and he said open—ended and it will take as long as it takes. the pentagon has not delivered on the results. what makes you think any mines have been changed because jim makes you think any mines hav

south carolina's governor, henry mcmaster, made the announcement this afternoon: >> it's going to be inconvenient, but we do not want to risk one south carolina life in this hurricane. >> reporter: in north carolina, there are evacuations in parts of the outer banks, but as of right now, not the entire coastline. roy cooper is the governor: >> we are now assembling resources and equipment to help with debris clearing, road clearing. >> reporter: in virginia, the navy is scrambling to get 30 ships out to sea, well away from florence. it is a beast. this is the view from space. and that's what hurricane hunters saw when they flew into florence yesterday. on land today, it was the calm, "bustle," shall we say, before the storm. staying or evacuating? ig virginbeith my daughter. >> reporter: okay. we found lines for gas 60 cars deep, consistently, at this costco in wilmington, north carolina. nearby, scott proctor was in eine for propane that he may need to run a generator, once he returns. >> they canceled school for the rest of the week here, so we'll probably head out later today or t

the governor rally did for the governor of south carolina, henry mcmaster the night before the runoff in june in south carolina it was in a high school gym in suburban columbia and the president made a comment does happen just saying i don't usually play high school gyms, but for you, i will do for you. about 2000 people in a stuffy basketball arena at a high school is not his idea of playing harrah's casinos. that's going to pass any to watch is can they get this president into not just to be markets but see markets can you bring smaller air force one into the airstrip and have him go to places like flagstaff. not to, not phoenix, but flagstaff. it's going to be fascinating. alexi: curious to see whether his messaging strategy changes. right now he has the freedom to he has to himself talk more about those candidates and less about himself because those base voters know they are ready love the president, then you do know why they should get out of bed and vote for the republican candidate. >> we will conclude there. to both of you, thanks for being with us. alexi: thanks, steve. jona

a short time ago, south carolina's governor, henry mcmaster warned about the risk of flooding.s is something we have not seen before, this much rain or hurricane staying on top of us for this long, so that means ladies and gentlemen we are going to have to have patience, we're going to have to be carefulfor a long time, and then we are going to have to deal with lot of water after the winds leave and that brings a whole new set of consequences in addition to the high rain and high wind and a surge that we are experiencing now. we cross live now to laura trevelyan in the city of wilmington, north carolina where, as we heard a little earlier, a woman and her baby were killed after a tree fell on their house. what can you tell us about these fatalities? tonya the police department said the tragically a woman and her infant were killed when a tree fell on their house and of course the trees are falling because this morning here in wilmington, we had the highest winds recorded, 105 miles an hour we have not seen wind like this since the 19505. not seen wind like this since the 1950s

him in office he's toggle between kind of an internationalist stablish mint wing you know the old mcmasters even the pump ailes to some extent the mattresses who have written things like the national security strategy the national defense strategy. and then the speeches like he gave in poland like his speech at the u.n. general assembly last year which are much more bannan mist which basically as you said define globalism is a type of ideology that needs to be fought against unelected bureaucrats technocrats who think they know better than the elected the people that elect officials and what he's basically saying is you know we need an international strategy dish counter act that that every country should be making itself great again just like the united states is reclaiming its sovereignty from institutions like you and briefly if you could the place very well ahead of the midterm elections in the u.s. to his base back home well i mean this is going to be a very domestically focused midterm election i think you know there's a lot of issues right now about the treatment of women there's a l

hr mcmaster, who was national security advisor at the time, he hated your idea. it was rejected.y video, you're trying to persuade the trump administration all over again that it will work. i know that, from what i've seen and heard, that you're excited that john bolton is now inside the white house as national security advisor. you perhaps think that political ground has changed. what evidence do you have that donald trump and his team are now listening to you? first year in office donald trump was given two choices. add more troops and more money — what the pentagon wanted — to continue the same policy of the last 17 years, or the pentagon said you should just pull out completely. they never wanted to entertain a third way — a way to have a much lower cost structural support for the afghan forces. the president was close to making a decision, but the race riot in charlottesville and all the rest that happened a year ago in august, caused a real concern for him politically and he went with what the pentagon wanted. he basically committed more troops — 3000 more men and he said "

so we went into the mandatory evacuation issued by government mcmaster issued at noon today.. so we had the main artery in and out of downtown charleston, 126 is on the westbound moving, so that people in the evacuation areas can get out of town pretty quickly. the good news is, for us it has torn very smoothly, some folks further up the coastline around the myrtle beach area have seen quite the traffic jam. they don't have an interstate to get folks out of town, they are moving onto the second area and rural highways out of time. —— town. around that area they have definitely seen some delays are. —— some delays. houses, walls, lanes and tree stumps. they've been hidden for decades underwater in cornwall. but this summer's heatwave has revealed the lost valley near penzance that was once home to a small community of people before they were forced to leave in the early 60s to make way for a reservoir. jon kay reports. this is how drift reservoir normally looks, the water 50—feet deep, but this summer's dry weather has seen the level fall dramatically, exposing ruined properti

he often mocked h.r mcmaster behind his back. told wilbur ross, you are past your prime.s defense secretary told him, we are doing this to prevent world war iii. after trump left the meeting, mattist was particularly exasperated and alarmed. he questioned whether woodwards are a dem operative. i have never detected ever since that he was a liberal democrat even slightly. >> i will let bob discuss his political views whatever they are for himself. it is fair to say if you look at the array of his work, dem operatives are not the first words that come to mind. american foremost investigative reporter, a little more of an accurate description. >> i keep thinking -- look, i think saturday was a spiritual moment. this country recovered something of their soul. this knowledge that the president of the united states is surrounded by people who think he is an idiot, they think he is ignorant. he doesn't have the knowledge of a twelfth grader. >> sixth grader. >> all kinds of stuff to prevent nuclear war, is that going to affect any voter? >> i think it is already baked in. >> bak

south carolina's governor henry mcmaster made the announcement toisk one south carolina life. >> reporter north carolina there are evacuations in parts entire coast line. roy cooper is the governor. >> we are now assembling resources and equipment to help with debris clearing, road clearng. >> reporter: in virginia, the navy is scrambling to get 30 ships out to sea, well away from florence. it is a beast. this is the view from space. and that's what hurricane hunters saw when they flew into florence yesterday. on land today, it was the calm bustle, shall we say, before the storm. staying or evacuating? > i'm leaving for the virginia to be with my daughter. >> reporter: okay. we found lines for gas 60 cars deep consistently at this costco in wilmington, north carolina. nearby, scott prok ter was in line for propane, but he may need to run a generator once he returns. >> they canceled school for the rest of the week here, so we'll probably head out later today or tomorrow. >> reporter: he told us the costco was out of water. suf five cases of water per member. there's none. >> as you probab