The latest news and information from Around The World with host Ana Cabrera. Have had to evacuate all of the hotels that are full, and some of the Evacuation Centers have reached maximum capacity, and so you have people out of the home, and many of them wondering if they have a home to come back to. Ana. Dan, what are the Biggest Challenges right now for firefighters . Well, really, it is the elements, and another hot day. I just check ed the temperature and it is about 105 degrees out here, and so battling this heat of course is very difficult can just when you are past 7 00 or 8 00 at night, that is when the winds will pick up, and thisoin red flag warning, and the winds could push the fire more, and we s saw firefighters a moment ago, and they keep coming back and there are flare ups at times and they come in to pick up a piece of debris to ignite the homes in the neighborhood that are are
thursday, the carr fire jumped over the Sacramento River to put it in the west end of redding.
Ayman Mohyeldin hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. He walked that fine line. He was just very critical of the investigation. Not going after mueller in a personal kpcapacity. But with the tone of the tweet we just read, he is really trying to assign mueller a motive as to why hes going after trump eluding to things like he didnt get the job, Nasty Business Relationship that went sour between the two men. Do you think this is a different tactic now that were seeing that hes building up for the past several months . Hes been going after mueller for a while. I do think were at a critical moment here. Theres a lot of of expectation that mueller is building to some more indictments, to some more cases and theres that Obstruction Report that he has been working on for some time. And theres a generally belief that hes not going to do anything after labor day. He doesnt want to be accused of interfearing in the election in the same way that james com
i think that the blowback has been pretty strong, and it is going be very interesting if they can keep it up. but, you know, this guy, this president goes after the press every opportunity he gets. and they support him on it with the base, and they are not paying attention to the constitution, and they don t oppose the first amendment, but that is what this is. and there is a new poll that showed that 90-plus percent of the supporters believe him even e over their own family members when it comes to the information sources, and i want to ask you about the new york times publisher a.j. salzberger, that they had a meeting that trump put out there, and trump put it out there, and he says that the language not just divisive, but it is increasingly dangerous, and he implored him to reconsider the broad attacks on journalism. is that statement, and that conversation with the publisher of the new york times and the president, does it help or hurt the president and the press? well, i don
unfolded on twitter this morning. the president tweeted out, had a very good and interesting meeting at the white house with sulzberger, spent time talking about the vast amounts of fake news by the media and how that fake news has morphed into phrase enemy of the people. sad. as you can imagine though there was a response from the new york times publisher a.j. sulzberger who felt it was responsibility to respond. i told the president directly that i thought his language was not just divisive by dangerous. although the phrase fake news is untrue and harmful, i m far more concerned about his labelling journalists, the enemy of the people. i warn his inflammatory language will lead to violence. andrew, as someone who does cover capitol hill, how is this likely to play out, this attack by the president against the press? are we hearing other senior