but from the smoke in the air to the ashes that blanket the streets, the effects of the volcano are impossible to escape. does it sting your eyes? yes. reporter: yes shopkeeper gabriel amendolra tells me. that s why i wear my glasses. the eruption is also interrupting tourism and tarnishing what islanders called their yellow gold. the country s economy relies heavily on banana plantations like this. some are getting scorched by the lava. others are getting covered with layers of volcanic ash. still, volcanologist nemesio perez says with the lava flowing slowly, there s been one big victory. so far, four weeks and a half. reporter: and he says, for those who watch from afar fa,, s a chance to watch form middable
reputation is going to get any better. i mean, as we learn more and more details, it only gets more and more tarnishing. andrew, i mean, according to the book, general milley tried to stop the former president from firing fbi director chris wray and the cia director, gina haspel. we talked about this a little bit earlier but as someone who serv served in the fbi at the highest levels, did you get the sense at the time that director wray was close to being fired? i think if you go back, anderson, all the way to the beginning of 2017. jim comey and i knew and and frequently talked about the fact that he could be fired, or i could be fired, at any time. and so, i think that serving under donald trump and, particularly, in the role of director of the fbi, came with that understanding. it would not surprise me at all if, several times during the course of his service for donald trump, director wray thought he was probably pretty close to the knife. and who s to say why that never,
for some reason, although he was working with the fbi and we still don t of the full nature of that relationship, he was let go. then, this guy at the justice department is still communicating with him secretly on whatsapp like a bunch of teenagers. so no one can read their communications, and this is after he s been dismissed from the fbi. while there is ongoing investigation. the circular logic is allowing steele s dossier and work to bleed into the press, and then those press reports are used to justify the war into, and the warrant application itself. capri: what s frustrating to me about this is the fact that we have these bad apples here who are clearly operating in bad faith, but they are making the rest of the agency and good people look bad, it s tarnishing the credibility of these institutions. i think i m glad that everyone is talking about the fisa courts. their origin, why the fisa process started, to where we are now, two very different things.
we ended up with a spill that made a splash. jeanne moos. i hope they had better luck cleaning the oval office than we did. cnn, new york. oh, no, i hope we can expense that, jeannie. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. good evening. democratic presidential candidates marian williamson and kirsten gillibrand join us tonight. we begin with growing concerns trumper republicans in the wake of the cnn debates in detroit. the candidates they say are risking their general election chances by taking on one another and tarnishing barack obama s legacy instead of focusing on defeating president trump. president obama s after all, an ex-president with 65% in independents. this is democrats and republicans giving democrats advice echoing president obama who warned about this before the campaign even got going at a town hall in berlin earlier this year.