Hey, I'm Brian Stelter, and this is Reliable Sources.

Our weekly look at the story behind the story of how the media really works,

how the news gets made, and how all of us can make it better.

This hour, a new era at CBS.

The company is searching for a new CEO and a new head of 60 minutes.

What's going to happen to America's top news magazine? Plus, Michael Avenatti is here live

for his first interview about this fight

with Tucker Carlson,

and later an unprecedented milestone.

The Washington Post's fact-chequer says even he was surprised by how fast

Trump hit the 5,000 falsehood mark.

And as we begin this hour, here's another one to add to the list on Saturday evening

President Trump tweeted about Hurricane Florence now tropical depression Florence

saying five deaths have been recorded thus far with regards to the hurricane.

He said, deepest sympathies and warmth go out to the families and friends of the victims.

May God be with him.

He said there, five people had died.

But at the time, CNN and Fox and the AP were all already reporting that the

death toll stood at at least 11. Now the latest reporting by CNN is that the

death toll is up to 13 and unfortunately that

that will likely rise. This is just one of thousands of examples of the

president getting it wrong right there again saying five deaths have been

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