he was a pompeo, that's not what you told me three weeks ago. this is the kind of consumer of intelligence our agency loves. >> bret: for all that's been written about the deep state, what's your thought is the head of one of the agencies that's said to be part of the deep state? the leaks and everything else. speak with the leaks tragic and they are wrong. they are not only unlawful, they are immoral. i am working diligently to ensure they are not coming from the people who work for the central intelligence agency. my team understands its mission. its mission is to tell truth every day as best we know it. >> bret: if you are asked what keeps you up at night, is it a lot of things? >> yeah, it's a busy world. i worry first and foremost about the threat from north korea in the sense that we have a place that's now on the cusp of having the capacity we hoped they had d never have. there's lots of things we are very focused on at cia. >> bret: mr. director, thanks for the time. when we come back, north korea issues new threats against the u.s., and

mike pompeo said this has nothing to do with pompeo's identity as a transgender only identity as a traitora right not to care about it and i'm kind of confused why other people do as well. >> i guess, zach, my question would be and first of all did i not call for her to be disinvited from speaking. i think giving her platform as honor is messed up and perverse. isn't there a difference between having an issue and trying to shut down someone with whom you disagree where have you policy differences or you think their politics are wrong as opposed to someone who is an actual, convicted traitor to america? these there is a bright line there, isn't there? >> i think when we start making those kind of distinctions we start running into the problems that you talk about so eloquently all the time about academic freedom. i don't think we should be making those kind of distinctions. >> martha: zach, whoa, whoa. what guy has he will quengtsly said himself but that i will reiterate to make the point clear, there is a difference between having different, you know, thoughts, different feelings about pol

just one day after mike pompeo canceled the plan to appear at harvard.ly line is live in boston with the details. what on to ask when the story to us? >> it's worth noting that the imitation invitation for her to speak still stands. the dean making this clear in a letter that he provided. this coming a day after the cia director mike pompeo chose not to participate in the john f. kennedy forum at harvard. withdrawing a last-second letter purity he calls manning an american trader. she was convicted in 2013 of espionage and other crimes for leaking class find information to wikileaks. she was released from prison in may serving seven years of a 35 year sentence. in a letter from pompeo, he writes "wikileaks is an enemy of the united states akin to a hostile foreign intelligence service purely or from both clinical parties denounced ms. manning's actions as traders." those leaks put the lives of patronage men and women of the cia and danger in those military and intelligence officials are right. ms. manning stands against every thing the brave men and wome

. >> mike pompeo abruptly can -- cancel -- cancelled a speech after they invited manning to be -- to speak. pompeo was scheduled to speak yesterday and on the same day it withdrew its in front -- it's invitation to manning. they said quote this is what a military and told -- intel police state looks like. the cia determines what is and is not taught. >>> yesterday, lawmakers passed a bill to add non-binary as a third gender option beginning the year 2019. that bill now goes to the governor and makes it easier for people to change their names and gender identity on other official documents like a birth certificate. it's expected to affect as many as 250,000 people here in california. earlier this summer, oregon became the first -- state to allow residents to mark their gender as nonspecific. >>> an unsolved mystery for nearly 30 years, they released this sketch yesterday and it resembles a man that they keep -- that they think killed the woman in the hills. this is based on dna found out that -- at the crime scene. >>> protecting whales from being trapped inside abandoned fishing gear

today intelligence officials insisted to us there is no daylight between coates and pompeo, that they bringing a lot of resources to bear to make sure policy makers understand the threat and they're on the same page. >> stakes clearly are enormous. brian todd, good report. thank you. coming up breaking news we're following, winds of 185 miles an hour, hurricane irma is one of the strongest hurricanes on record right now, the potentially catastrophic storm could make a direct impact on florida where mandatory evacuations have already been ordered. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than $1 a day! his secret? selectquote. in just minutes a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly rated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $21 per month. give your family the security it needs, at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquot

i just think that's, in fact, given that mike pompeo cia have to doubt mike pompeo and all the cia that's bit much. >> tucker: i don't know. let me say one thing compliment to you i remember back 15 years ago when the k weapons of mass destruction stuff being touted as irrefutable.e. you said gee i would like to have more evidence. i laughed at you. i wish i hadn't laughed at you. i'm serious. i think trust but verify. i was with you then y great to see you tonight. >> thanks, tucker. >> trump went to the u.n. today and ton of attention and reaction from the last u.n. ambassador under the lastmp administration bill richardson will join us. it's been almost a year. yet hillary clinton says sheal will not rule out seeking a do over of the last election. what? details ahead. ♪ ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. i enjoy the fresher things in life.o. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course

i just think that's, in fact, given that mike pompeo cia have to doubt mike pompeo and all the cia that'sit much. >> tucker: i don't know. let me say one thing compliment to you i remember back 15 years ago when the weapons of mass destruction stuff being touted as irrefutable. you said gee i would like to have more evidence. i laughed at you. i wish i hadn't laughed at you. i'm serious. i think trust but verify. i was with you then freight to see you tonight. >> thanks, tucker. truck truck trump went to the u.n. today and ton of attention and reaction from the last u.n. ambassador under the last administration bill richardson will join us. almost a year. yet hillary clinton says she will not rule out seeking a do over of the last election. what? details ahead. ♪ ♪ the best or nothing. for tech advice. dell small business advisor with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ >> tucker: president trump made his first speech to the united nations general assembly today. it was an unusual moment, even for the banged his shoe on a desk. ridiculed our foe

cia director mike pompeo called chelsea manning an american traitor.was convicted of espionage. she had shared hundreds and thousands of classified documents with wikileaks. in his letter officially canceling last night's appearance, pompeo writes "wikileaks is an enemy of the -- denouncing miss manning's -- cia in danger. there was military intelligence officials are right. indeed, ms. manning's stands for everything >> his decision had nothing to do with manning's identity as a transgender person but everything to do with her identity as a traitor. douglas elmendorf is the dean of the harvard kennedy school. writing, "we did not intend to honor or endorse any of her words and deeds as we do not endorse or under any fellow. however, i now think designating chelsea manning as a visiting fellow was a mistake, for which i accept responsibility. however, an invite for manning at the kennedy school to speak and the forum stands." we also have info here from manning's attorney. her attorney responded on twitter, saying, "he was disgusted by the cruelty of h

cia director mike pompeo decided to cable his appearance there.rawing in a last-second letter that was sent to the dean. pompeo cites his conscience and a duty to the men and women of the central intelligence agency in this decision in the wake of an invite to chelsea manning to come as a visiting fellow. manning is a transgender u.s. army officer who was convicted in 2013 of espionage and other crimes for leaking classified information to wikileaks. she was released from prison and served a seven of a 35 year sentence. president obama had commuted her sentence, you remember. in his letter, pompeo wrote, "it is an enemy of the united states. leaders from both political parties it denounced space eight actions as traitorous. many believe those leaks put the lives of the patriotic men and women of the cia in danger. those military and intelligence officials are right. indeed manning stands against everything the brave men and women i served alongside stamper." the dean of the harvard release his own statement that it was a mistake to designate it as

. >> do you think pompeo has to lie to trump about how aggressive he's being, seriously? >> i don't know what those conversations are like but i don't think there's any lying going on. >> you think pompeo tells him everything he's doing to respond in coinkind? >> pompeo has been very open about this. >> he said to brett stevens, oh, russia always does this. they don't always do this. this was a ramped up and concerted run at hillary clinton. >> it was ramped up. i think what the cia director and others in the intel community are trying to do is not only assess what's been done but what they're planning on doing. i think you've seen elements of pushback against the russians, what they've done in syria to push back and even to put russian aircraft and troops at risk. you've seen a pushback on the energy front in the polish speech. so there have been places where you've seen glimmers of where that intelligence community view the classic national security view has sort of seeped into the president's rhetoric and policy. agreed, the president hasn't come out with a full throat

mike pompeo canceled a speech there and called her an american betrayer. >>> he says sunday's ceremony will not just be another song and dance. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> people talking about plane, a great deal of panic. some sort of explosion. >> a terrorist a attack targets london's underground. >> this was something potentially quite serious. >> north korea firing another missile over japan. >> u.n. security council is gathering for an emergency meeting. >> utility workers are working around the clock to restore power down in florida. >> president trump getting a firsthand look at the storm ravaged communities there. >> we love the people of florida and they went through something that i guess the likes of which we could really say nobody's seen before. >> i know you're angry about the deal the president is working on with the democrats. >> we were going to have the rolls royce of a big beautiful law. the rolls royce is now going to be an overhauled jalopy. >> ultimately, we have to have the wall. if we don't have t

in fact, cia director mike pompeo spoke to bret baier. bret said you were a strong critic.rent now being on the other side of the desk and the environment has changed. the deal is signed. iran got the benefits. those that didn't like the deal are cautious about blowing it up right now. >> shepard: will there real indicators that they're cheating or is the consensus that things are going as well as could be expected? >> you know, i guess what your definition of cheating is. the international a comic energy agency inspectors that have been going to iran and have this very specific checklist of technical metrics say that iran is not cheating. they're in compliance. there was one incident iran got a little above the amount of heavy water they were supposed to have on hand. if you talk the people that are -- follow this closely, they say it's not that big of a deal. the iaea says they're in compliance. there's a group of people, trump administration officials, conservative, israeli officials say it's the wrong way to think about it. that it's broader than this. iranian behavior

. >> we have mike pompeo who seems to be working well with the president dan coats who is phenomenal. do you felt confident that things are working more now? are read getting a little bit away from the politics focusing on the issues that will impact all of us? >> i think there is promise. we have had if you think about robert cardio and sue gordon and trish and obviously rogers, a lot of the community has stayed in place and mike pompeo has a good background from the cia and dan coats served for years and has an appreciation of aic. i think we have made progress here. some of the issues that may not rise to the level of the news on a regular basis there are things that are a little bit nitty-gritty that i'm interested in. for example jim clapper and i spent a long time with. his last year was get me -- can we make sure that the oversight program for example the notion of a uniform i.t. back bone across the whole i see is kind of nerdy when you are talking about how we communicate and how we make sure that there is better ability to move past it is something that's very important. the

mike pompeo has good background from the cia and dan with good appreciate of the ic. i think we have made good progress there. some areas that may not rise to the level of news on a regular basis. there are things a little bit nitty-gritty i'm still very interested in, for example one of the things that jim clapper and i spent a long time with in his last year, can we make sure that the oversight program or -- for example the motion of a uniform it backbone across the whole ic, kind of nerdy but when you're talking about how we communicate and make sure there's better ability to move past that is very very important. the question of clearances. this has been a problem for ages. our intel bill that we passed out of the senate committee, we start a reform process there long overdue, the process particularly if we're going to attract world class talent and bring in people as they come out of school but think about mid-career transitions into the agency and intel community you can't have this 12, 18 month, 24 month security clearance process. we tried to say more uniform

pompeo made clear in his letter that his -- everything to do with her identity as a traitor. bret? >> bret: molly, thank you. it was unmasking under the obama administration about the iran nuclear deal? plus north korea and the latest from great britain. the panel jointly after a quick ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide and find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. there's a rang

heather: as you just heard, pompeo saying al quird is weaker than it was 16 years ago. but it missed the threat from radical islam remains because of groups like ition isis. todd: 16 years after the september 11th the tradition to honor the victims live on. heather: beams of light shooting into the sky over lower manhattan where the twin towers once stood. earlier families of victims once again read the names of those who lost their lives at the world trade center. president trump observing the anniversary for the first time as commander in chief by placing a wreath at the pentagon with the first lady. the terrorists who attacked us thought they could incite fear and weaken our spirit. but america cannot be intimidated. and those who try will soon join the long list of vanquished enemies who dare to test our mettle. todd: vice president mike pence went to shanksville, pennsylvania where flight 93 crashed into the field, the intended target capitol hill. >> i will always believe that i and many others in our nation's capital were able to go home that day, to hug our fami

mike pompeo called manning an american traitor. manning served seven years in prison about for giving away classifi classifi classified documents to leeky. yesterday harvard with drew. the dean of the kennedy school issued the stamtd overnight. i now think designating chelsea manning as a visiting fellow was a mistake, for which i sep responsibility. manning was one of four visiting fellows announced wednesday. >>> several people were arrested and a woman was injured during protests last night at the university of california berkeley. security was tight as hundreds demonstrated against ben shapiro who spoke at the school. witnesses say a woman holds a pro-shapiro sign was punched after someone in the crowd took away a sign she was holding. >>> coming up on the "morning news," defending his response. president trump once again blames both sides in last month's violence in charlottesville. >>> and a woman who donated her kidney to singer salina gomez breaks her silence. this is the "cbs morning news." . with continued use twice a day

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i would not want to make the cia director, former cia director angry. >> juan: mike pompeo says he iswant to be on the bedside of the cia. all of these ivy league institutions do the same thing. they hire these people for p.r. reasons, and it is a p.r. play. >> juan:n: so they also have robbie who ran hillary's campaign, sean spicer is out there. mary catherine hamm. joe scarborough, he is there. >> dana: all legitimate people that you can learn something from prior to this decision about chelsea manning was horrific for harvard.ma it was a decision, it's like harvard wantsor to be edgy. oh, look how woke we are. if i haven't chelsea manning. and i think it deserves a bitter cold that it is getting paid and jeff morel is so principled, he said that senior leaders in the militaryry saying that she put u.s. soldiers at risk. he has an obligation to his conscious, and i think that there is nothing that you could learn from her that it's going to actually help further your career. but you would be able to learnco something from morell. >> dana: >> juan: i think you ae absolutely right, bu

mike pompeo called manning an american traitor. manning served seven years in prison about for giving away classified military documents to wikileaks. also former deputy director michael morell resigned yesterday as a senior fellow at harvard. late yesterday harvard withdrew the offer to have manning serve as a visiting fellow. the dean of the kennedy school issued the statement overnight. i now think that designating chelsea manning as a visiting fellow was a mistake, for which i accept full responsibility. manning was one of four visiting fellows announced wednesday. >>> several people were arrested and a woman was injured during protests last night at the university of california berkeley. security was tight as hundreds demonstrated against conservative commentator ben shapiro who spoke at the school. shapiro is a former editor of the right-winged "breitbart news." witnesses say a woman holds a pro-shapiro sign was punched after someone in the crowd took away a sign she was holding. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, defen

this, coming after cia director mike pompeo cancelled his participation in the school, withdrawing in an american trader. adding ms. manning stands against everything the brave men and women i serve alongside stand for. the transgender woman who served as an analyst in the u.s. army was convicted in 2013 and other crimes for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. she was released from prison in may serving seven years of a 35 year sentence after former president barack obama granted a commutation. douglas elmendorf, dean of the harvard kennedy school released a statement writing we did not intend to honor her or endorse her words as we do not honor or endorse any fellow, however i now think that the designating chelsea manning as visiting fellow was a mistake for which i accept responsibility. however, manning is still invited to spend a day at the kennedy school and speak in the forum. president donald trump's former white house press secretary sean spicer recently announced as a visiting fellow in the same release said he appreciated that harvard rectified its mistake. there is

kelly: we have mike pompeo in place now who seems to be working well with the president. we have dan coates. sue gordon as his deputy. do you feel confident that things are working more now? are we getting a little bit more away from the politics, focused on the substance and actually the issues that are going to impact all of us regardless of political party? mr. warner: yes, i think there is progress. if you think about robert ordello and sue gordon and trish and obviously rogers, a lot of the community has stayed in place. mike pompeo has got a good background. come to the c.i.a. dan coates served with me for years. obviously a great appreciation of the i.c. so i think we have made progress there. i think one of the -- some of the areas that may not kind of rise to the level of the news on a regular basis, there are things that are a little bit nitty gritty that i'm still very interested in. for example, one of the things jim clapper and i spent a long time with in his last year was can we make sure that the oversight program or the eye sight program, for example, the

pompeo made clear in his letter that his -- everything to do with her identity as a traitor. bret?molly, thank you. it was unmasking under the obama administration about the iran nuclear deal? plus north korea and the latest from great britain. the panel jointly after a quick break. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. you know win control? be this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. ethat's the height ofs mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah.

mike pompeo refused to visit there and called her an american trr. sunday's ceremony and he's also a nominee. he said lit not be just another song and dance. >>> but today we bring you today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> they talk about flames, some sort of an explosion. >> a tear terrorist attack targets london's deununrgrod. >> we heard the loudest scariest screams. >> it was quite serious. no>>> rth korea firing another missile over japan. >> the u.n. security council is gathering for another meeting. >> emergency workers are working round the clock to restore power in florida. >> we love thepl peoe of florida, and they went through something that i guess the likes of which nobody has ever really seen before. >> i know you're angry about the deal the president is working on with the democrats. >> we were going to have the rolls-royce of a big beautif the rolls-royce has turned into a jalopy. >> they're investigating a deadlyra tgedy on an army base. >> they will score. it's a walk-off for numb brer 22. >> final play. back to center.

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school's offer was under increasing condemnation most notably from mike pompeo. branding manning a traitor and shaming university for placing a stamp of approval on her actions. >>> coming up, the forgotten victims of hurricane irma. usz virgin islands devastated by the forms, aid and hope in very short supply. take you there next. albreakthrough withyou back. non-drowsy allegra® for fast 5-in-1 multi-symptom relief. breakthrough allergies with allegra®. >>> the latest now on the aftermath of hurricane irma. the governor of the virgin islands getting a first look insisting it felt like he was stepping on to another planet. eight days after the storm, help slow to arrive and hope is even harder to come bay. here's sara sidner in st. john. >> reporter: this was a famous historic lookout point. the chateau bordeaux restaurant where tourists spent time taking a look at the beautiful views here in st. john. >> we're supposed to be america's paradise. >> this woman rode this out in a bunker. when she emerged from safety she was awestruck. >> i don't think people really

. >>> cia director mike pompeo abruptly canceled an appearance at hard v he -- harvard. he is upset that the school withdrew chelsea manning to be a speaker. she says this is what a police military intel state looks like. the cia determines what is and is not taught at harvard. >>> you may soon have a third gender option to choose from when you apply for a driver's license or other stayed-issued card. the state voted to add nonbinary beginning in 2019. it makes it easier for people to change their names and gender identity on other official documents like birth certificates. it's expected to affect as many as 200,000 people in california. earlier this summer, oregon became the first state in the u.s. to allow rest doesn't mark their gender as not specific. >>> right now, 10 minutes after 5:00. protecting whales from being trapped and abandoned in fishing gear. >>> will there be a border wall? president trump says yes. >>> 280 northbound, san jose. you can see that traffic is doing well. we are hoping that this friday morning commute will stay easy. >>> under clear skies.

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the president spoke to his defense secretary jim mattis and the cia director mike pompeo today as he waves his military options. hours after the u.s. warned it had many military options to deal with north korea, south korea began a live fire exercise involving f-15 f-15 fr jets. the mock target was the exact distance to north korea's sites. south korea announced it had strengthens the deployment of thaad. the u.s. launched planes from japan to take air samples to test for radioactive particles to determine the size and yield of the bomb. the u.s. geological survey with the explosion at a 6.3 magnitude. north korea's first nuclear test was in 2006. over the years, each blast has grown more powerful. sunday's test appears ten times more powerful than its last nuclear test in september. a strong indication this may have been a hydrogen bomb. a bomb that's more powerful than what the u.s. dropped in japan in 1945 to bring an end back to world war ii. some say one of north korea's goals is to drive a wedge between the white house and south korea to destroy that alliance. >> kim jong un, w

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cia director mike pompeo, a harvard grad, called her an american traitor.ning responded in a tweet, honored to be first disinvited transwoman visiting harvard fellow. >>> now to your morning money report. alphabet, parent company of google, reportedly is in talks to invest up to $1 billion in lyft. >> bloomberg reports the two companies have held talks in recent weeks and what makes this all interesting alphabet is a shareholder in uber. a company under alphabet is suing uber over self-driving car technology. on top of that signed a partnership with lyft to work on testing autonomous vehicle. both are declining to comment. >>> and menlo park residents should prepare to pay more in waste rates. according to our partner "the mercury news" they announced the increase. customers with 20-pound containers will see an increase of 63% by 2020. customers with 32-pound containers will see a jump of 33%. this is all to pay a nearly $500,000 debt that they owe menlo park over the past five years. >> we've been telling but the olive garden never ending pasta deal back.%

moremore enthusiastic, and job mikeabout the pompeo is doing at the cia. i see embolden cia with the necessary resources and to movel backings aggressively against these networks. regional approach an approach targeting networks -- we talked a lot about money issues. clearly you will not be able to do anything about the iranian threat, lsu drained them of their resources and the jcp oa, as jim says has given only one hundred billion dollars in cash by has opened up the global financial system and opened up opportunities on industrial economyd a rainy and a in 2013 was negative six and a half gdp. at about four to six months before reaching payments crisis because they had no more than $20 billion in foreign a strange route -- foreign exchange resources. it was on a verge of collapse before president obama did a deal. that economy is growing -- growing at 4%, 5% or 6%. inflation has gone down to single digits. it is an economy that is on the mend. as the economy grows it becomes much more difficult for us to mandatingic pressure terroristiced .rganization i

by the way, mattis, pompeo, agreed 100%. does he get credit for that? no.has done more to sort out the national security on his watch than bush and obama combined. he has been the most prudent commander in chief. 75% of his time is spent on issues of national security. let's talk about the experts. there every day on tv, ripping on donald trump, these are the guys, here we stand -- what does donald trump inherit? the bay of pigs in venezuela, the cuban missile crisis in north korea, vietnam and afghanistan. kennedy at least had three years. these were dumped on donald trump, day one. what does he do? he sorts out this mess. you know why? the national security apparatus in this country, republicans and democrats combined, got us in this situation since the fall of the soviet union in 1992 when they took a holiday. we have a competitor, almost an enemy, in china. all they have done is express out all over the world in this fetish they have for what is called a rules-based postwar international order. which is an air locking record of trade relationships, comm

harvard university revoked manning's invitation to become a visiting fellow after cia director mike pompeoled her a traitor. >>> 6:16. do you think you could have taken part in this. an eight-month nasa experiment that put people in complete isolation in hawaii. they were underneath that dome for eight months at the base of hawaii's largest active volcano, simulating living on mars, eating freed dried food and being self-sufficient as if they were living on the red planet. nasa hopes to send humans to mars by the year of 2030. >> could you have done that? >> no. >>> a cargo spacecraft completed its mission. the dragon left after delivering more than 6,000 pounds of cargo. it landed in the pacific yesterday morning. it was recovered and take tone a shipping port near los angeles. the dragon brought back science experiments from outer space including samples from human and animal research. we have some stunning and sad new images this morning. it shows hurricane irma's aftermath. >> the u.s. navy just released this showing the devastation on the u.s. virgin islands. you can see how many of t