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President. first of all, welcome back, chris. we're 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 that's why he said, "russia, if you're listening," he didn't 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 you're listening, i want dirt on biden. then he stands on the white house lawn and says, china, i want you in, too. now, do you think china maybe started its own spearfishing ex...

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 is gain control over as much of the middle east as they possibly can. and that may mean, you know, a...

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. they're 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 someone who loses their job, losing their source of income and then housing and destabilizes their fam...

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 the rest. defendants who use their own money for bail get the money back from the court if they show...

There is that evacuation -- excuse me that state of emergency in the tate of florida. >> rosa, thank you so much for that report. now cnn's 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: we've 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 where this was made last night because of the hurricane. a section for supplies. you have batteri...