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President. first of all, welcome back, chris. were happy to have you back. >> thanks, glen. >> when you think about, maybe donald trump was a political novice when he was running the first time, so maybe thats why he said, "russia, if youre listening," he didnt know any better. then we spent two years -- that in part gave birth to the mueller investigation. he knows better now. and what does he do? hey, ukraine, if youre listening, i want dirt on biden. then he stands on the white house lawn and...

With syria, assad regime, so how much more influence does that give to vladimir putin, russia, iran in the region and to what end, to what consequence? >> so the biggest gainer of all, biggest winner is vladimir putin, no question about it. in fact, he was in saudi arabia just today and yesterday and he basically said that this is, you know, something that he has looked forward to in so many words and he also is aligning himself with other arab nations so what the russians are trying to do here ...

Arrested. >> the vast majority of people who are being detained pending trial have been legally released by the courts, just had money bonds set and unable to make them. >> reporter: 65% of people sitting in jails right now are not convicted. theyre just awaiting trial. many trapped by the unaffordable price of their release. cherese birdine with the pretrial justice institute said those sitting in jail who have jobs will also almost assuredly lose them. >> and what research shows us is that som...

Poorer neighborhoods, it could take just one arrest to send a family spiraling into debt. >> it started with a phone call. >> reporter: alice hughes got the phone call from her nephew from jail. he was under arrest. the charges -- marijuana. violating a protective order. bail was set at $75,000. >> all i was thinking about was getting him out. >> reporter: the bail bondsman wanted 10% to get her nephew out of jail. hughes gave all of the cash she had, $700, and co-signed a loan payment plan for ...

There is that evacuation -- excuse me that state of emergency in the tate of florida. >> rosa, thank you so much for that report. now cnns leyla santiago is in north miami where supplies are flying off the shelves. and layla, what is going on? is it a mad rush or do people feel like they have the weekend to stock up? >> reporter: weve seen a little bit of both. some moments where they are peaking and folks coming in and then now where you are seeing a calm down. we are in the section right now...

Bahamas and still expected to be a major hurricane when it makes landfall across some point in florida. and then the question becomes when does it turn back to the north? this is where the different models rary. one going further west, one going further east. here is a look. this blue dot is the european american model.dot is the - the red dot wants to make a landfall likely late monday night into early tuesday morning. near kind of the central portion of florida. then pushes further inland befo...

Advising the president will be the head of fema who serves only in an acting capacity and it is his first hurricane in the job. as cnns kaitlan collins reports this is as one of the presidents closest confidants is forced out. >> as hurricane dorian heads for florida, president trump is headed for camp david. >> this storm looks like it could be a very, very big one indeed. >> reporter: that is where hell monitor the labor day storm but hell do so without a permanent fema administrator or a conf...

The crime or not. >> that is correct. >> reporter: vero powell is her attorney saying those who cant afford to pay bond get a raw deal. >> they are forced between three impossible choices. one, they could remain in jail during the pendency of the criminal case which could take months or even years. two, they could plead guilty. or three, they could go to a bail bondsman but the third option is not as simple as it sounds. >> is this ruining peoples lives? >> absolutely. the scale of this bail ind...

In our 2020 lead, joe biden is pushing back against criticism after his latest slipup on the campaign trail but in an election where most democrats top priority is beating donald trump, do voters care about the former vice presidents gaffes or not. jessica dean reports. >> what is it that i said wrong? >> reporter: joe biden is standing by the story of military heroism he recently told in new hampshire. >> i was making the point ow courageous these people are. how incredible they are. and so tha...

Getting ready. $15 she mentioned to have that lantern and be ready for hurricane dorian. go right ahead, maam. so one of the things that folks are also looking for, water, we were here when a truckload came in. it lasted maybe about an hour before they ran out. and folks are making sure that they have those basic supplies to get through what government officials are recommending at least seven days should power be out, should resources be limited after dorian. dana. >> sounds like people are hee...