he joins us via skype. dan, thank you. national hurricane center warning of the disastrous impact.the devastation as this storm approaches now? >> reporter: our first course of action was obviously shelter as we've got so many people who are heeding the call, coming off the barrier islands and into the shelters. i spent a good time this afternoon in that shelter talking to the residents about their experiences and their decisions to do the right thing and get out of harm's way. >> if people are without power for a significant amount of time, what should they do? >> well, they're going to be a lot of challenges with that. you're certainly wanted to have a plan and you wanted to be prepared. you want to make sure that you have your battery devices and your phones charged up and so on. if your car's available to you, that's a great power source. lots of things that you can power up using your car. we want to really encourage people to be safe if they return to their homes. make sure they're not using candles. we don't need a fire in a home to add to even further trouble and make sure

he's joining us via skype "right this minute" all the way from his deserted island. welcome to the show, mack. so how prepared are you? >> well, i've grown up hunting and fishing and canoeing and backpa backpacking. watched youtube videos before i left. probably helped a little bit. >> what's your goal of this whole experiment? >> so, the idea is next year we come back with a live 24/7 true survival experience, the survivor, the castaway, doesn't have to worry about the equipment, just has to worry about surviving. can take the audience with him on the journey. this is an equipment test. does anybody care i'm on this island, which apparently some people do. kind of a surprise to all of us. >> how long do you anticipate you'll be able to stay out there? >> that kind of depends on how much i can supplement my rations, but i would like to be home for my daughter's first halloween. >> good luck, have fun, and stay safe out there. >> i will, appreciate you guys. >> watching in el paso, texas, is the latest winner in the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. you can win, too, you need

travis joining us via skype "right this minute." how are you doing? >> good, how are you guys? >> we're great. you rolled your car. >> zero injuries, not so much as a scratch on my arm. >> no kidding. your car rolled, airbags, nothing went off. >> since it was a roll, all the damage happened to the sides and top of the car and airbags only deploy if you hit the front end of the car. >> when you watch it, how does it make you feel? >> terror a while it made me sick to my stomach to watch it. honestly, watched it so many times it's just funny. >> what were you >> that's a religious group, so he was singing about god. >> when your friends and family saw this video, what was their reaction? >> well, my mom and two sisters wouldn't even watch it the first day. my dad was the only one willing to watch it. he laughed instantly. typically dad reaction. it's been a month and my oldest sister is still not willing to watch it. >> what are people saying online now that you shared it? >> a lot of people seem to be i'm never going to drive that fast in the rain again. seen a lot of comments

travis is joining us via skype. how are you doing, travis? >> doing good. how are you guys? >> we're great, man. there had to be some injuries after this. you rolled your car. zero injuries, not even as muches a scratch on my arm. >> you car rolled. we didn't see air bags. nothing went off. >> since it was a roll, all the damage happened to the sides and the top of the car. air bags only deploy if you hit the front end of the car. >> when you watch it back, how does it make you feel in. >> for a while, it made me sick to my stomach. but now watching it so many times, it's funny. >> what are you singing? >> i was singing a casting ?? >> when your friends and family saw this video, what was their reaction? >> well, my mom and my two sisters wouldn't even watch it the first day. my dad was the only one willing to watch it. he laughed instantly. typical dad reaction. it's been about a month now, and my older sister still is not willing to watch it. >> what are people saying about your video online now that you've shared it? >> a lot of people seem to be angry with me for driving

travis joining us via skype "right this minute." how are you doing? >> good, how are you guys? >> we're great. had to be injuries after this. you rolled your car. >> zero inju a scratch on my arm. >> no kidding. your car rolled, airbags, nothing went off. >> since it was a roll, all the damage happened to the sides and top of the car and airbags only deploy if you hit the front end of the car. >> when you watch it, how does it make you feel? >> terror a while it made me sick to my stomach to watch it. honestly, watched it so many times it's just funny. >> what were you singing? he was singing about god. >> when your friends and family saw this video, what was their reaction? >> well, my mom and two sisters wouldn't even watch it the first day. my dad was the only one willing to watch it. he laughed instantly. typically dad reaction. it's been a month and my oldest sister is still not willing to watch it. >> what are people saying online now that you shared it? >> a lot of people seem to be angry with me for driving that fast in the rain, which is fair. i'm never going to d fast

. >> joining us via skype right now is your little sarah all the way from new jersey. nice to have you with us. >> hello! >> hi. >> thank you. >> lori is telling me you were her little with the big brothers big sisters. >> yeah. >> she met you when you were 4 years old. >> yeah. we had a very special bond. >> tell us about it. >> my mom had a traumatic brain injury when i was young, and it left her a little bit irresponsible. she basically had a 21-year-old mentality for most of my childhood. >> so when you met lori at the age of 4, she was a young single woman herself. >> she was, but i never -- it wasn't a good comparison. she was in a different place in her life than my mom was. she was definitely more responsible. she was more stable. >> and you spent a lot of holidays with her. she mentioned something about friday night tacos. >> yes. we used to go to the tacoria. it was my favorite restaurant. still is. we actually visited the last time i was in california. >> and then the holidays, too, were a big part of your life. >> yeah. well, my mom's jewish so she allowed m

not dn because they don't like the like candidates but because ofidates >> kevin collier joins us via skype. kevin thanks for joining us.oing >> thanks for having me.r ving >> we heard a lot about thehe russians hacking the dnc, hacking into u.s. computerer systems. sy but realistically is there any y concern for voters to ber voteo concerned about cyber security c fraud and vote tampering? tampeg >> you know, there is so much im that the russians have hacked ha and they can hack and they, t you know -- they've obviously os done a lot already. aea they're he slowly leaking outing all this one good thing about all of this, this whole scenario isrio that our voting machines are not hooked up to the internet. r and so, you know, it's possible one guy can sneak innei there and maybe affect one voting machine but our election system overall,vell it's -- you can't hack it.ac i you're not -- you're not you'reo connected to the internet. >> in the 2000 race out ofth that came the help20 america vote act which mandated that ata old voting machines buy newerewr digital voting machines some even went

gino joins us via skype from los angeles -- to tell us more. "when you smile all is right with the world. thank you, thank you. do you enjoy that reaction and see you? yes, i do. i don't know if enjoy is the right world but i certainly appreciate it so much. because when i stop and i think about this moment and give it its full gratitude and appreciation. if i really stop or if i'm on the phone with a friend it's like wow this is amazing. i do i really do get to do what i love to do and people stand in support of that and i wouldn't get to do it if it weren't for the support of people. that's just operation that ended in 82 children rescued and hundreds of arrests. plus -- the record low milwaukee has hit as a city and why it's such a big deal. johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he s

our gino salomone joins us via skype from los angeles with an update on this story and other hollywood headlines. ad lib kim kardashian is back in the united states after being held at gunpoint and robbed in a private apartment in paris last night. according to french authorities men posing as police offers threatened the concierge at the front desk to gain access to her room. a gun was held to her head and bathroom while the men took millions of dollars worth of cell phones and jewelry. kardashian was shaken up -- but otherwise unharmed. her husband kanye west was performing in new york when he heard the news. another thing everyone is talking about the new trailer for the next installment of pirates of the caribbean "do you know jack sparrow?" "only by name." "you find him for me and relay this message from captain salazar: death will come straight for him." the caribbean dead men tell no tales was released. the movie is set to hit theaters in may of next year. johnny depp will return as jack sparrow -- and orlando bloom will reprise his role as will turner after sitting out the on a

joining us via skype this morning is lieutenant general russell on rho russell, who coordinated the responserricane katrina. what are you watching, general, as you watch this unfold? >> i'm watching what's probably one of the most dangerous storms looking at the injury estimates of it and meteorology estimates of it about to approach a very densely populated area on the coast. those two don't mix, miguel. a lot of people that did not evacuate and the storm surge and hope for the best and pray for the first responders and people left behind. this is a very dangerous situation we're in as potential for storm surge will isolate and cut the lights out and destroy buildings along the coast. >> we just heard from brevard county, emergency manager there personally fielding calls from people on the barrier islands who decided they want to stay in their homes and now they're afraid and the worst of that storm is not there yet. we have 5 miles, the eye wall is 5 miles from the coast right now and looks like it could slam right into cape canaveral. this is almost the peak of the storm. then, after that

eugene scott joining us via skype from new york. good to have you again with us. let's talk now about the release of clinton's campaign chairwoman emails -- chairman emails. it's touching on trade, the middle class, but it's the timing of this release that could actually benefit clinton because everyone's talking about the video that was released of donald trump. >> reporter: very much so, it's captured many of the headlines. at sunday's debate, situated very much like a town hall, donald trump and his campaign will be focusing on these emails and the revelations that hillary clinton's policies and positions on trade are inconsistent with donald trump's and what he believes to be consistent with the desires of the american people. if you recall the first debate, the areas that donald trump got the most positive reviews is when he was attacking hillary clinton's trade policies. so if the speeches are actually from the clinton campaign, which the clinton campaign has not confirmed or denied donald trump is going to move forward with the attacks down that lane. >> wh

he's joining us via skype from palm beach gardens just south of jupiter.w that area is supposedly going to be hit really, really hardware you are right now. what are you bracing for? >> yes, wolf, well, thank you. i was just at the martin county emergency operations center with our governor. that is just north of jupiter. talking to the officials there. we are preparing for the worst. most folks in florida i don't think have ever seen a storm like we're going to get. most of the storms as you know cut across the state of florida. this is perhaps going to be the worst case scenario where it makes landfall around the palm beach area and heads up to jacksonville as a category 4. that will be catastrophic. we're urging everybody that can still leave to please evacuate. do not mess around. don't try to be a hero. get on the road. the roads are clear. the roads are safe. the tolls have been waived. get to a safe location. >> what's the biggest danger you fear? people not heeding the warnings to evacuate? thinking they can simply ride it out? >> yes, unfortunatel

with some answers, alan schroeder joins us via skype from boston.e is professor of journalism at north eastern university and author of "presidential debates: risky business on the campaign trail". hi professor schroeder, thanks so much for coming on, >> hello. thank you. >> so, what is a debate supposed to prove? governing well is not about matching wits with an opponent on national television. >> i think you have to remember debates are a single component of a complex and lengthy campaign process. i think sometimes people look at debates and think they're kind of the magic bullet and they're supposed to give us all of the information we need about the candidates and their positions. they're not really that at all. they're more of a sort of personality test. they give us a little insight into the candidates at a moment under which they're performing under great pressure and they put them side by side on the same stage, which is a very awkward and unnatural thing for them to have to do. so i think they're important because they get the campaign -- t

. >> sreenivasan: katharina ritz joining us live via skype from baghdad today, thank you very much. > thanks so much, thank. 7 >> sreenivasan: in syria, fighting intensified today in the divided city of aleppo, after a three-day ceasefire ended last night. rebels shelled a government- controlled district in the west, while syrian government forces, backed by russian warplanes, launched airstrikes on rebel- controlled areas in the eastern side of the city. the united nations estimates 200,000 people live in those areas, and few of them took advantage of the three-day lull in the fighting to evacuate the city. the britain-based "syrian observatory for human rights" says more than two thousand civilians, including about 500 children, have died in the siege of aleppo during the past six months. the expiration of a three-day ceasefire in yemen has led to renewed fighting there. warplanes from the saudi arabia- led coalition attacked rebel- held positions in the capital of sanaa today. this, as a united nations envoy arrived for talks to achieve a truce in the 19-month civil war has killed

the director of the ntsb and security center at the transportation institute joins us live via skype. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> everyone says it is not a matter of when that quake will come, if that quake will come, i mean, but when. >> how much was this quake a part of preparing. >> the quake was one of the first really big urban earthquakes in a state that had efforts made to prepare. we had building concodes that were intended to protect us and we certainly thought our engineered infrastructure was in good condition. however, we discovered the bay bridge collapse, the structures collapse, so cal-trans undertook a statewide effort to retrofit all of the freeways and they completed the project and built a new bay bridge for us and quite a bit of roadwork on state highways. here in the bay area we have a lot of publicly owned streets. we don't have enough money to keep them in good condition. if you look at the upon report card that we get from the civil engineers for our infrastructure we are only doing about a d plus level. so we feed to be willing to invest more

our gino salomone nterviewed kevin hart this morning -- he joins us live via skype from los there are no words that can come out. there is a moment where you just have to really embrace what is going on. and i looked out and i saw 53,000 people screaming i saw 53 thousand people of all races shapes sizes that came out to laugh for one night and it made me realize it's a lot bigger than just the jokes. i'm responsible for a that love that different level of energy." and the movie is more than just the standup. there are some other elements that will make people laugh. ad lib to bite "i had to tell her. halle you know at the end of the day i can't. i'm married now. i took the chocolate put it in a ziplock bag and froze it up. you gotta deal with that halle. and you know she cried it was tough on her but ultimately we got by it. familiar face on your flight today. memory of many childhoods. a new facility is trying together that fun, with good hygiene. plus -- a woman from wisconsin dells -- steals the identity of someone from milwaukee. the terrifying thing a wisconsin dells woman is ch

let's find out joiningj us via skype cliff young cliff y president of public affairs for ipso research firm they focus on opinion polls and data collect.e good morning, cliff. great to talk to you again.k in >> it's great to be here.great e >> i want to start with whatit happens if people do not go top the polls. on your website you're showingho pretty good turn out but what w happens if people don't show upp does that benefit one particulaa candidate?? >> that's great question andt'ss th's secret of polling here in therei united states and globally. stan it's about who shows up onp on election day and polsters get it right watch do we know based onn the data today? t >> if it's a high turn out election f we're at historic averages 60% of voters are are eligible or more.ore if we dip below that and we getg into sort of lower turn out levels around 55, 55, that ishat republicans will take it. i so the results really depend onn if people show up or don't showo up on election day.n d >> if they don't show up up benefits donald trump f they ty show up it benefits hillaryitila clinton in nu

the heck out of there, but thankfully joe and garrett got out safely and are joining us "right this minute" via skype. what's up, fellas? we have some questions. >> hey, everyone. >> who are these guys? >> camo dudes, private security that work for the u.s. air force and they've been patrolling the perimeter of area 51 and since we have been there we're known now and they wanted their presence to be known that we weren't supposed to be mind? >> i'm going to get shot, going to get shot. >> yeah. >> these guys, what authority do they have really to pull their guns on you? >> they really don't have any. if we would cross the line, that's what's called the line of death. if we would have crossed the line of death, the sign says use of deadly force is authorized. >> they used to. last time we were there, use of deadly force, we made a video about it, it got a couple million views and we came back >> i made sure we were on property that had not crossed line. >> were you scared? >> okay, this went from zero to i'm going to die real quick. >> are you going to file a report or anything about this? >> maybe if

joining us now via skype is will soot ton. tess project manager. will, this is pretty exciting. >> yeah, i would say. so it's pretty cool to be a part of something like this. it's been a long time since our school has been in the news for something this big so i'm really happy to be a part of it. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. tell me about this car. it's purely solar powered? >> yeah. it's important to distinguish that we are in the process of building it. it's not like -- so i can't turn around and show you an actual vehicle yet. so we've finalized the design and everything, and now all that remains is to put it together and then take it out to the desert and race it. so it's a big 20-foot-long car made out of carbon fiber and powered entirely by solar cells. so there is no batteries or nick. it just runs on the power of the sun by itself. the coolest part about it is that the same cells that are powering it, and it is going to go 65 miles per hour or faster. so fast enough to get a ticket on the freeway if you are not careful. >> l how wer

. >> to tell us if that needs to minute" via skype, welcome to the show. >> there's something behind you. >> not here. my house is ghost free, i think. >> amy, you have a background doing this. you were on "ghost hunters," grew up in a haunted house. what do you say to people like nick who doubt it or say burn the house down and start all over. >> ghosts aren't that scary, believe it or not. they are people. once you kind of realize that a ghost is once a person, it makes it a lot less scary and a lot less spoo. >> in this season of the show, is there anything that scares you? >> there was definitely a few moments that surprised me, freaked me out. just how spot-on they were. they were actually telling us their names and things. >> do you sometimes watch from the woods? >> it happened on so many occasions, it surprised even me, who's been doing this for so long. >> so what was this at the very end o this clip? >> that bear has a vibration sensor in it, so if something oh, that tickles. that means something grabbed the bear and was touching the bear. >> what actually touched the bear?

but to tell us more about what happened, we have eric via skype right this minute all the way from his home in san diego. welcome to the show, eric. >> so happy to see you. >> so tell us what happened after the video stopped >> so after i crashed, someone i guess had heard me, these workers. they kind of just brushed it off as, ah, it's nothing, whatever. but they heard me again a couple hours later. that's when they actually went to look for me. they called emergency, and emergency came and got me out of there. >> eric, where are you mentally? the chance that you even survive that crash multiplied by the fact that people happened to be nearby and hear you, it's crazy. >> well, mentally, i'm just in a i just appreciate the small things. i'm still in disbelief i survived this because not many people are as lucky as me. >> what were you thinking and feeling when you finally saw the video? >> as i'm watching it, i'm just trying to understand it, trying to understand what went wrong. basically, i'm just trying to learn from it and think about how i can help other pilots learn how to fly be