o t. ron's judiciary is set up special courts to try. protestors who official said will be treated as dangerous criminals. state media say the number of arrests has now surpassed 1200. video footage that has emerged in recent days, shows the brutality of the security services. observers say the authorities, heavy handed tactics are a sign that the protests are making. a mark exclusive, does this acknowledge, this is the find that social resistance is not really a deed on yet people are not just resigned to the situation. and so the protests will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. and that's it from me and the news team for now don't go away and use asia is next with various advantages. just after a short break on gout office in berlin for me and the new strength likes to watch ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day and in the footsteps of who wriggled.

o t. ron's judiciary has set up special courts to try protesters who official said we'll be treated as dangerous criminals. steep media, se the number of arrests has now surpassed 1200. video footage that has emerged in recent days, shows the brutality of the security services. observers say, the authorities, heavy handed tactics are a sign that the protests are making. a mark it is a signal is, this is a fine that social resistance is not really at. the donnie and people are not just resigned to the situation and thought the protests will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. let's now go to a man with a mirror, madame. he is the director of the oslo based and g o iran human rights. now your organization has been monitoring the human rights situation within iran, saying dozens of died in the protests. tell us how big are these protests and how severe is the crack down against them? thanks for having me here. yes. so we have seen protests all over the country from north to south, east to west, and it's no

t. ron bureau with an online magazine associated with the columbia school of journalism in new york. it's out to improve english language coverage of iran, and has a media section worth checking out. the iran podcast is another project aiming to correct the mainstream narrative. it's run by iranian american journalist and analyst, negarra, more savvy. we talked about the dehumanization and the mini zation, other on, in, in there are all tracking the protest story in iran. so our week, we'll see you next time here at those. i october on al jazeera in an election set to define a nation brazilians would choose between the radically different currents hard line, conservative president and the former socialist president. a sense of community delves into full unique communities revealing how they're adapting to the 21st century. china holds its national congress of communist party members with president t likely to be re elected as its head. what does this mean for china and the world? only with d

o t. ron's judiciary is set up special courts to try. protestors who official said will be treated as dangerous criminals. state media say the number of arrests has now surpassed 1200. video footage that has emerged in recent days, shows the brutality of the security services. observers say the authorities, heavy handed tactics are a sign that the protests are making. a mark, lindsey mind is a signal is, this is the find that social resistance is not really a deed on, in people, on not just resigned to the situation. and so the protests will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems, there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. my mom, mary, madame, is the director of the n g o iran human rights. i asked him how big the protests on how severe the crack down. yes, so we have seen protests all over the country from north to south, east to west, and it's not restricted to either larger or smaller cities, basically everywhere. and from the very beginning, the authorities started the crackdown is especially in the kurdish areas, shooting at people. and as o

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t. ron bureau with an online magazine associated with the columbia school of journalism in new york. it's out to improve english language coverage of iran, and has a media section worth checking out. the iran podcast is another project aiming to correct the mainstream narrative. it's run by iranian american journalist and analyst negarra to more savvy. we talked about the dehumanization and the demon is ation other on, in, in there are all tracking the protest story in iraq. so are week was the next time here that i was i i am anti semitism is of evil under a labor government. it will not be tolerated in any form. what so ever. beneath the surface lies a darker side in british politics. the labour files ought to, on al jazeera al jazeera woe tells the story of the british italian man experiencing life in a palestinian refugee camp in beirut, coming face to face with the daily lives of its residents. some of whom have lived here for more than 70 years has been a refugee almost all his life. i

several pro government demonstrations have also been taking place in iran, including in the capital t. ron, is they organized much as a seen as a response to the last few days as protests around the country has continued some of those march and called the execution of protest as binding them. israel soldiers anal united nations is saying it's concerned about reports of excessive force being used against some of the protest as we call and security forces from room to refrain from using unnecessary and disproportionate force and appeal to all go to exercise restraint to avoid further escalation and i would add, we call the authorities to respect the rights and freedom of expression, peaceful assembly in association. we also call the authorities to respect women's rights and to take further steps to eliminate forms of discrimination against women and girls, and implement effective measures or to protect them up from there are human rights violations. in accordance with international standards. here, british found a sunk to a new 37 year low against the dollar off to the government announced a

than a pro tip program and counter protests are also taking place in iran, including in a capital t ron, you're seeing it there. the rallies are seen as a response to days of demonstrations that follow the death of master. many as bringing roxanne farm and for may. and your electro roxanne and politics and international studies at the university of cambridge who joined us from cambridge to help us understand who is really taking to the streets. and by that, i mean, does it go far beyond the young, educated or been elite or not this time it certainly does seem so. in fact, massa need the one that died for having worn her. her job incorrectly were not perhaps even have been thought of as a member of the young elite. she was certainly young, but she was from the kurdish region which has consistently been marginalized. so this is really appealing to a much deeper sense of a great i sense of unhappiness of, of, of grievance that we're seeing come out onto the street. it's much more a group across the population from young to old. and also very much contributed to by a young man which is and

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t >> why is ron why is only doi ron desantis a human trafficker for doing this? >> it's interesting, according to gavin newsom is a kidnaper. e why did no one say that aboutr. greg abbott or charlie baker ore joe biden, for that matter? admin , thas we've said, for mon a year, the bush administration has flown illegal migrants throughout the countryimmigr. g. often, though, the night weu fot showed you footage of these flights, they'reag happening in secret, secretly flying people bidend the country. isn't that what the cartels do?t buhet biden is doing it.said h and by the way, to his credit, he said he would do it during a presidential campaign. he promised to relocate migrants throughout the u.s.. in fact, announced that americad has room for millions has and millions of illegal migrants. >> watch this. we could afford tomillions takei a heartbeat another two million people. the idea in a country ofa coun three hundred thirty million people cannot absorb peopleate d who are in desperate need and who are justifiably fleeing oppression. oppresis absolutely bizar

t stung. governor ron desantis literally flying people who wanted skjobs out of the state.ng to fill positions. cnn's vanessa yurkevich have details. >> it didn't make any sense. >> why are they sending them there when we need the people here. >> help us help the economy grow. >> dozens of asylum seekers were sent on flights to martha's vineyard, lured with the promise of a job. business owners in his own state are struggling to find anyone to fill their open jobs. >> we know that we have a massive labor shortage in florida. >> there are at least 670,000 asylum seekers in the u.s. awaiting their cases to be heard. the average wait time, four and a half years. in the meantime, they can apply to legally work, process that can take several months. desantis said he believes these asylum seekers were coming to florida from texas. so he used funds allocated to move migrants out of florida where the planes made a stop over. >> >> it's hard to watch willing workers leave your state with tax dollars. >> reporter: jessica cooper owns a small farm outside of orlando. she sells to rest

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ron johnson has been adamantly opposed to it. he tried to send fake electors. we're talking about a guy who tried to overturn an election. if he wants to compare that to tweets tnected he is from reality. ron johnson can't be trusted to protect people here in wisconsin, especially women. he can't be trusted to protect american democracy, because, you know, it's just not his thing. and he's proven it over and over again. >> and then i guess my final question to you would be, are you concerned that wisconsin is a state that has become so anti-progressive that just identifying you as progressive and identifying you with past positions that are progressive will be enough to keep ron johnson in office? >> i tell you, we have senator tammy baldwin, the first openly gay member of the u.s. senate elected, and i tell you another thing, too. as i travel wisconsin, this isn't about labeled. not about left or right, red or blue. this is the people at the top because of senators like ron johnson, ron johnson specifically and everybody else left behind by his poliies over two years in the u.s. senate, his biggest achievement was a tax plan that he orchestrated $215 million

the cctv footage was broadcast on around in t v showing her collapsing on the floor inside a to ron police building. officers say she died of a heart attack and deny any wrong. doing witnesses however say she was beaten inside a police van protest broke out in western ron of the 22 year old woman's funeral and the u. n. children's agency. he says the devastating floods in pakistan have left nearly 3 and a half 1000000 children in need of urgent help. yes. have so stagnant water has led to an increase in malaria. thank a fever and diarrhea in regions weren't children. many la morrison and poor health are especially vulnerable than me. boucher did already. it's extremely hot and was swamped by flood water. so we not only swim in this water, we also drink it because we have no other drinking water. we're not getting any clean water from the government, so we have no other option except to drink this flood water, the sole survivor among 5 friends and tried to buy last month's floods in coy starting pakistan has been telling out 0 about his experience. our team met him to hear his story. med an

t we appreciate it.texas >>is all right.ting ron tonight, one liberal county inty texas is also investigatingm ronda santos. they are accusing him of,ving quote, leaving migrants to fend for themselves in martha's vineyard. here to respond, florida governor rhondhere floridaa san you know, the great irony in all of this is if we use less definition of racism and xenophobia there, it they define it based on their actions in martha's vineyard. what they're missing is joe biden has been flying and busing illegal immigrants every day all over the country.c ouand in the dark of night, just in t leaving them in the middle of the street. he streeso why are they only now paying attention to 50 people that said, well, sean, it's really frustrating because, you know, you've been covering this millions of people sincece biden' bids been president illegally coming across the southern border. did they freakming acr out abou? no. you've had migrants die inie the rio grande, get 50, die in texas in a trailer because they were being neglected. was there a freak out about that? no, there wasn't. you've had cri

t q. but the media and the president of the united states, the bad administration. they do not like ron to santas. they do not like the stands that he's taking the in and it's become political. they want to divide the country again, divide to the country. they don't want their children learning about the changing of america. they just don't like america change. chevron jones, a democratic state senator from miami, is vice chairman of the committee on education in the florida senate. we have a teacher shortage, we have a mass exodus of teachers who will leave in the classroom. it's also the alarm that our students are ashamed confuse will of what can happen if they go to school to try to find help. if they want to talk about their sexuality, did you ever ask any of your colleagues on the education committee or governor descent is what they mean when they say woke a yes. and they don't even know where it originated from. the whole stay woke was a terminology that was telling people to stay alert of what's happening around. we used to. it was after the constant death of black men by the ha

that effective ah, top source of the we karen r t and thousands of people again, taken to the streets in support of a former pakistani prime minister m ron con. he's a currently facing contempt of court charges are despite in state, but that he will accept to any decision of the court con, gave a fiery speech calling on his fellow countryman to rally behind him. i'm announcing to all my party members in the country get ready because there will be my final call, which will change the destiny of our country. i have seen all pakistan. these are ready for that final protest call. are you good, you're on walla. know, pakistan has been in a state of political turbulence for months. the prime minister was removed from power through a vote of no confidence in parliament. he insists the us was involved in what he called a south of regime change. a 1000 tens of thousands, many more pack. astonished, continue to support him as evidenced by the ongoing demonstrations nationwide. so for now, one local correspondence bringing us more details from cons. latest speech assigned to a primary study mom on i had just missed a call somebody and he's there. a

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rating and you are not seeing that with the candidates in wisconsin, ron johnson is leading, and in arizona with lake ahead of her opponent t there. >> john: inflation, high prices, 19% say the top issue, abortion 2, 16%, and jobs, and 15%, top issue for democrats, abortion bracketed by inflation and jobs, should play to the republican side of things. however, just as the president was taking it on the chin for high inflation number on tuesday, south carolina senator lindsey graham said we need a federal abortion bill, capping at 15 weeks, he was asking about the timing last night. >> i don't think there's a bad day to stand up for the unborn. what am i trying to say, that america needs to have a policy that makes us a civilized nation. >> john: so we were chatting before we came on here and you don't disagree with the principle, you thought the timing was -- >> yes, timing on the day the president was holding a garden party at the white house celebrating inflation, when we had a horrible number on inflation, american families are pa paying $1,000 an average a month. but democrats on the hill have introduced legislation tha

ron desantis arrestedr . r kidnap happy now? gavin newsom is so stupid his and so strung out on his own insane brokenness that t he's somehow unable to see the real crime committed right in front of them. now, president biden sworee an o oath to uphold the laws of this land and our constitutio n. and yet so far , joe has o refused to enforce the laws of the land. and that would mean securingrn e our southern border. this is a dereliction of duty. three plus million illegal immigrants has simply walked across the border, unsecure in the last two years, less than two yearw s. now, the biden administration has transported up tndore seven hundred thousand of them on late night plane rides or in other words, he's been involved in human trafficking and aidingi and abetting lawbreaking. he's also sent others on buss a trips, all across the countryd and he gives preferential treatment. no covid test for illegal immigrants, no vaccine ma, many without even a background check to see if asa they have radical associate nations. you got it. preferential treatment and they get a freeph joe biden phone.knw now, meanwhile, a recordthis sixty six

ron desantis that can throw an elf across the river? is he hercules? this man is dangerous. chucking an elf across the river? not only that, desantis outed ty fauci as an elf. tony fauci is tall. that's karine-jean pierre! of all of the jobs you could hire karine-jean pierre for, professional hand waver the first. wave a hand and look confused. she is at the top of your list. if you need someone who can speak english and communicate ideas we can understand, she might be at the bottom of your list. but they hired her anyway. the result is amazing. heartening. these are the leaders of the revolution. today karine-jean pierre defined the term extremist us for. she defined it from the podium: anyone whose views differ from the majority of americans. if your views are different from the majority, you are an extremist. here's the best part: karine-jean pierre works for a guy who has a 38% approval rating. the question before the class today is 38% less or more than the majority! math is not karine-jean pierre's strong suit. it's not her boss's strong suit either. cognition is not his strong suit. this is the man who took orders from men in easte

greg abbott of texas and florida ron desantis say there e too many migrants coming across the border into their states. a large group from venezuela was t to martha's vineyard in massach. they had no idea where they werd when they got on the plane. > >> the mosquito fire is the stas largest of the year. that upcoming storm that jessica hasn telling us about could have a big impact on the fire's path. e fire in placer and eldorado hasn to more than 67,000. it's 20% contained. humidity did help slow growth and hold lines of te advancing fire. now this storm on the way could actually complicate the fire fight. > >> in the bay area, it's been ae for san francisco neighborhoods to fight perception that certain certain areas just aren't safe to visit. vendors along a stretch of stephenson street in the soma neighborhood are trying trying to draw more people back into the city. a big challenge s cleaning up the area. >> reporter: it's a busy night.s are eager to enjoy fresh pies fresh out of the oven. >> a lot of unwanted activity hg on the streets from drug dealers dealers to prostitution to using to using the alley as a bathroom. >> reporter

this trump already lhing t florida southern tip, projected to make landfall this afternoon with dozens of miles south of tampa bay. on tuesday, florida governor rondesantis urged the residents to follow evacuation orders. >> there will be catastrophic flooding and life-threatening storm surge on the gulf coast region and the highest risk will be in the southwest florida region from naples up to sarasota. there is the potential for flash flooding and river floing with 10 to 20 inches across central and northeast florida. amy: hurricane ian is approaching florida after devastating cuba. the storm knocked out power to the entire country and killed at least two people. western cuba says that ash suffered substantial damage. this is a longtime tobacco grower in cuba. >> it was disastrous. it was never seen this way before. sometimes hurricanes pass through here but not of this magnitude. it destroyed our houses, our farms, the trees, everything. amy: this all comes as about one third of puerto rico remains without power 10 days after hurricane fiona hit the isnd. as hurricane ian approaches possible category five big status, we are joined by sean kina

t victims and witnesses are telling us in make that determination. was the law broken while they were in our county? stephanie: florida governor roned in a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of the migrants. the complaint alleges that he and other officials, quote, designed and executed a premeditated number fraudulent and illegal scheme for the sole purpose of inventing -- advancing their ownnterests. is that the kind of thing you are looking into, and is governor desantis a suspect? >> i think to say governor desantis is a suspect is a long stretch. what my concern is, what i have authority over, is my corner of the world, which is bexar county. my concern is, did someone in the county break the law or not? we are told that is a distinct possibility by these folks speaking to us through our -- their attorneys but we will talk directly to them, find out exactly what they were told and what was done with them and to them while they were here, and then we make that determination. beyond that, anything that may have occurred with them in florida or in martha's vineyard may be heartbreaking for us to hear, but i can't necessarily s

sure. russell has also been speaking to a ron's president. abraham lacy can watch that interview on talk to al jazeera on friday, starting just before 1630 g m t. the 20 more still ahead here on this news our including a skyscraper going up in flames and china. investigators are trying to find the cause. and critics accusing us republicans of using people as political pawns. after nearly a 100 migrants are dropped in front of the vice president's house, class and sport unique way to deliver the opening pitch in major league baseball. ah, king charles the 3rd as visiting wales, these now passed as former title of prince of wales to his son william as his chances 1st visit to wales since he became king. meanwhile, in london, thousands of people standing in line for hours to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd. the hue is stretching almost 8 kilometers along the river, thames queens body will line state at westminster hall until her funeral. on monday, we have to have forces covering the story of jen, how amongst those crowds in london, king up to visit the queen's coffee. but that let's get you on to mask as to james phase. he's at car

the migrant crisis t% becomes a growing concern for cities across the country will take a look at how they're handling it. >> the ongoing dual between florida republican governor ron desantis has an r california governor gavin newsom is reaching new levels. the same week desantis arrange for a planeload of migrants to be flown in martha's vineyard to make a political point after retired news anchor dan rather suggested on twitter today that the 2 should debate on cnn white newsome agreed tweeting, hey at gov. ron desantis, clearly you're struggling, distracted and busy playing politics with people's lives. since you have only one overriding need attention. let's take this up and debate. i'll bring my hair gel. you bring your hairspray the time before election day. so far, no response from the sentence. meanwhile, the border crisis has left city and state leaders at odds over just how to handle it. and this is raising new questions about conditions for migrants, for example, are they better off in those cities? brooke, shafer reports. >> roughly 50 migrants flown to martha's vineyard were today loaded up on buses and voluntarily moved to a military base near cape c

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t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. >> to formally -- pulled back into florida's justice system. this all stems from the creation of governor rons police force. he's targeting people the state left vote under a confusing process to restore voting rights to most people who have served time after a felony conviction. part of the constitutional amendment to restore the right to vote does not apply to people convicted of murder or sexual or salt. those who have not paid fines or cord fees. you analysis from politico reads, quote, here's the problem, the state has no easy way for felons to discern whether they still owe money, sometimes from cases from decades ago. the voter registration form doesn't say that those with murder or's felony sex convictions are ineligible to automatically regain the voting rights. joining me now to discuss, deputy director of the florida rights restoration coalition, neal. these are not cases of people who knew they were not allowed to vote and did it anyway, many of them received a voter registration card in the mail from the government. what are you making of the state now going after people confused

reporter: florida governor ron desantis has already declared a state of emergency as emergency as ian is set to hit the state as a hurricane next w. next week. > >> it is ecth tpostd again because of tropical storm, storm, soon to be hurricane, ian. nasa told its crew at the y space center to stand down this. this morning. weather conditions conditions meant there was only a 20% chance of launch. don't kw yet if the rockets and spacecrat will be taken off the launchpadd launchpad and sent back to the . tuesday would have been the thid launch attempt of artemis 1. > >> meanwhile, a three-point one magnitude quake hit off the coast of far northern californi, not too far from eureka. that part of the state is shaking upl the time by quakes and only rarely cause any damage. on the other hand, a recent 4.4 quake that rattled sonoma recently sent a lot of bottles flying off off shields. that is not the only thing. it also got the water flowing again at one barren quake creek in santa rosa. it is not far from the rogers creek fault of the northern extension of the hayward fault. it was centered n the rogers creek and followed by followed by a 4.3 aftershocks. it run

political opponents, though that t is terrible, but against normal everyday people like this catholic pro-lifeo demonstrator who was there with his son and now he's got ront team on his front door. this is wrong, sean. it is dangerous. it's dangerous for this country. it's dangerous for our future. and i say again, it's time to start holding people accountable for this. and i'll just say toy to those folks at the fbi and doj,r docu preserve your documents right now. met now.don't delete anything becauc the republican congress is coming and weom are going tou hold you accountable. >> well, i bet there's a lot of bletch making the rounds around some of these offices. that would be my prediction.. senator holly, thank you. i appreciate it. i'm going to follow it closely.h now, with the midterms only forty two days away, foden's border failures are in full. focus has now democrats arcus aa more desperate than ever to distract from biden's failures and of course, desperated to demonize republicans at all costs. get this, a new poll findingng a majority of the american people are now supporting sending illegal immigrantsw a democratic run cities as border comm

t conc that is a huge burden m fetterman. and you begin to see ibegin totn the polls in wisconsin once the --ot through the primary. and ron johnson began to pointil out how really radical, how proi criminal, how anti victimct amandola barnes was. barnes' fellow fell behind. sus and i suspect that race may endn up as a blow away by the timees it's done, because barne s positions are so radical. he is in a sense, so full of himself. that's the whole point of the way he made fun of steve police. i mean, these people verge on being sick. and in the case of fetterman, of course, he apparently had a tattoo that was either a reference to a song in favor of heroin use or was a tribute s to the crips, which is a los angeles based, very violent gang. gangwhich actually was in friedman's hometown and which worked with ferrymen in his election. so you look at tha lookt and you think, how much doesvanian the average pennsylvanian want to have a prograwant tm old pro murderer candidate who's also for much higher taxesn is against oil and gas as an industry in generally wouldhat x represent virtually no value that exists in pennsylvania

t to stop trump threats tos to d democracy, meaning threats toem their power. yes, that means ronda santurce. that means tom cotton, tedsh haw cruz, josh hollyle, ron johnson, jim jordan, j.d. vance. you know what i'm saying? look a vancet all of you . even parents who attend school board meetings. there are threats to these megalomaniacs. the bottom line, if you voted u plan to and yo vote for him again or strongly supported key aspects of agenda, people who support that agenda, they will treat you as a potential domestic terrorist ,a fascist or a white supremacist or heck, maybe you'll qualify for the trifecta . >> these days, il t feels like . are not just at the brink of bue a civil war, but that one has already begun. >> trump supporters are already speaking the language of iowa, which no longer republicans versus democrats. >> it's americans versus maggette. this the hate fueled agenda, thisda maga republican agenda that we saw incite violence on our nation's capital has no place in a democracy. >> you can't exist, of course,sy as they send poor biden ou st to do his angry man routine.this a it's so pathetic.ng democrats are the ones doingdam

t war on disney for god's sakes. how is it that that's being portrayed nationally as some sort of moderate agenda? >> well, i think what's happening -- and the reality is and the truth is that rontis is running for president, and he's trying to cater to the very hard right part of the republican party. i don't want to paint too broad a brush here because there are good republicans in florida and america, but he's catering to the primary voters in iowa, in new hampshire, and going down every single one of these read meat issues in order to please and appease them. that's what we're seeing in florida and he's forgetting my fellow floridians, forgetting women in florida and their right to choose, forgetting african american voters and their right to vote by not having drop boxes in minority communities, making it harder for people to vote. i mean, it's harder to utilize a mail-in ballot now in florida. that's more difficult for my 90-year-old father, my 87-year-old mother. it's anti-senior, anti-women, anti-education, the list goes on. it's astonishing. he's anti-democracy. that's why i'm running for governor because our state deserves better. floridians are good people. they dese

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who is ron to santas that he canon physically throw a federal employee all the way across the potomac river, which is very wide in parts. and karine jean-pierre knows that because she lives theres t? was he hercules or something? this man is dangerous, chucking an elf across the potomac. and then only that desanto just outed tony fauci as an elf elf. that's the word he used. non-approved word. that's a threat to national security. it is indeed disinformation, probably russian. everyone knows that tony fauci is very tall, that sciences tall that, ladies and gentlemen, is karine jean-pierran pierre. >> so of all the jobs you could hire karine jean-pierre year for professional handwaving would be probably the first. if you need someone to wavd wave your hand. it looked confused. she's at the top of your of your list. but if you need someone who cana speak english in a fluent way and communicate ideas thats we the rest of us are able to understand might be at the vermy bottom of your list. but they hired her anyway. and the result is amazing. tenig >> and as we said earlier, heartening. these are e the leaders of the revolution today.y for example, karine jean-pierre definekarine-jea

t assume they are tied down so tightly bow to stern but also the wind is moving one direction this moment. power outages, they are now reporting 624,000 to john's point and growing, almost 625,000 after ron desantis at the top of the 1:00 hour reported 200,000 confirmed to give you an idea of just how exponentially the number of power outages is growing in this moment. also news update from the white house, president biden will be travelling to fema headquarters tomorrow. there was a briefing at the white house a short time ago. bob ray, watching the eye, watching the hurricane and it is moving closer and closer. significant storm that is this country is watching right now. a powerful storm just shy of a category 5 hurricane right now. robert, if you could, just continue to tell us what you are feeling in this moment as we approach 2:30 eastern time. >> yeah, indeed. the wind again picking up with these incredible hurricane force gusts. i do not have an exact number but i can tell you probably anywhere between 70 and 80 mile an hour gusts when they really come in, and the rain as well just kicking up. there is part of it, what we have been feeling, though it's just so interesting that ea

worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou >>> floridians from all over the state got together to be a part of a campaign ad that shows just how much they love their governor ronr ron desantis. >> today we deliver for the people of florida yet again. >> you saved our jobs. >> and kept us going. >> you had our backs. >> and honored our service. >> you led by facts, not fear. >> you made sure my son didn't turn g-a-y. >> thanks to you, i'm totally sold out of horse enemas. >> you made sure that i can teach my students that jesus rode dinosaurs. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, governor. >> thank you. >> thanks governor desantis. >> ron desantis for governor. paid for by trump nuts. >> by trump nuts, that's hysterical. and sad but true. 99% of all joking is true. >> is it really. >> welcome back to "morning joe," friday, september 16th, reverend al sharpton. >> that's a frightening stat. >> and the bbc's katty kay is with us from london, and joining the conversation, executive editor of "the recount," john heilemann is with us. get ready, everybody. also with us, pulitzer prize winning columnist at "the washington post," eugene robinson. great to have yo