Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up. Hurricane

Dorian bears down on the Carolinas as Democratic candidates gather to present their

vision to fight climate change.

We have a set amount of time within which to act 10 years. We cannot take chances.

I'll speak to Better O'Rourke of Texas.

Plus, the Amazon Rainforest Burns on the Brazilian President's watch.

In a rare interview, the Foreign Minister defends his government's policies and...

The soldiers came, pounded on our front door with their fists, a sound that I still remember.

I mean, I think, I thought the whole house trembled.

Americans in prison because of where they come from.

Actor George Tache recalls the trauma of his childhood internment. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in New York.

Now it's hard to find an issue on which President Trump and Democrats diverge

more than climate change.

As the White House tries to defang the Environmental Protection Agency,

Democratic candidates for President are gathering here in New York

for a major climate crisis town hall hosted by

CNN it is the very first ever of its kind. 67% of registered voters, Republican and

Democrat, believe that much more must be done

on climate change. 56% say that climate change is an emergency and it's not hard to see

why. Scientists are clear that climate change makes hurricane stronger and more frequent.

And Hurricane Dorian has already killed at least seven people in the Bahamas

and is now bearing down on Georgia and the

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