Royal Couple To Visit A Broken Place; Trade Tensions Spill Into Markets; WeWork Board Members Look To Remove CEO; Downton Abbey Takes Box Office Crown.
BRIGGS: A royal tour begins today, as Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their 5-month-old son, Archie, land in South Africa. One of their first stop from the (inaudible) of Cape Town. And the charity hoping kids heal, the violence is so bad in these areas, the military was recently deployed. CNN's David McKenzie joined an overnight ambulance crew working in red zones, where security escorts are a matter of life and death.</s>DAVID MCKENZIE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Just mere miles separate this beach from her home, but listening to Chloe's speak after an hour in the water and it might as well be a world away. What kind of things happen in your neighborhood, Chloe?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: They shoot, they rape people. They abuse people. It helps me because we have manners here. No fighting, no swearing. They care about us here.</s>MCKENZIE: The waves for change charity gives Chloe and others a chance to feel like children. And this week, they will get a chance to meet a prince and princess from England. And then, they will return home. Many to neighborhoods so bad, that the military has been deployed in attempt to stop the killings. So far, it hasn't helped.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We call it Iraq.</s>MCKENZIE: Iraq.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, we call it Iraq.</s>MCKENZIE: (Inaudible), has named his patch after a war zone.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The only thing that goes through my head, is are we going to see tomorrow morning? Are we getting home? So, we are getting out to (inaudible), which is, they don't know if he is bleeding or if there's a pulse. Unfortunately, (inaudible).</s>MCKENZIE: These neighborhoods, it feels almost broken to me.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It does. It does feel, especially at this moment, knowing that we, right around the corner, we can't do anything.</s>MCKENZIE: Can't do anything, because Martin and his crew must wait for a police escort. He says 80 of the ambulance crews were targeted last year. Impatiently waiting patient, so they too don't join the growing list of victims. The mothers of this broken place live everyday with the memories of their last sons. Gathering together to gain strength. What is the violence doing to families here?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's breaking families up. He was a child who used to do everything for me. Until today, I couldn't go a day without him. In the morning, I must say. We just go through this day. (Inaudible).</s>MCKENZIE: The security escort takes nearly an hour.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Escort we see yanking, echo.</s>MCKENZIE: Martin doesn't blame the police. He knows that the police's resources are stretched as thin as theirs.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Good morning.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Good morning.</s>MCKENZIE: But as a paramedic, he also knows, that the window for saving this life, was just minutes, not hours.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We have grown to everything from tolerance for what is spiraling. Which is scary. Because the moment we start tolerating, the way things are happening, we're actually saying that it now becomes a norm, which it shouldn't be.</s>MCKENZIE: David McKenzie, CNN, Cape Town, South Africa.</s>ROMANS: Wow. Important reporting there, thank you for that David. Let's go check at CNN Business, this Monday morning. Take a look at markets around the world, to start the new week. You can see Hong Kong and shanghai both closing lower. Tokyo up and European market have open lower here this morning. Look, a Chinese delegation canceled a visit to U.S. farms and that has shaken confidence in markets around the world. In the United States, DOW futures are down by triple digits. More than 300 points here. Investors had expected a potential cooling of U.S./China trade tensions, as the two sides gear up for talks, but the sudden change in the trip dampened hopes for a breakthrough in negotiations. Some we work board members want remove Adam Neumann as CEO, as the company heads towards its public offering. Wall Street Journal reported members want Neumann to step down. After reports emerge that his eccentric behavior and drug use. The New York Times reported SoftBank relooks largest investors seems to be in favor of replacing him. The news comes as the start-up delayed its highly anticipated Wall Street debut last week. We Work decline to comment, SoftBank did not return request for comment. A group of British Aristocrats took the number one spot at the Box Office over the weekend, beating an Ad Astra and an action star, Downton Abbey brought in an estimated $31 million marking the highest grossing opening for the NBC universal own focus features. Ad Astra starring Brad Pitt took second place, Rambo last blood starring Sylvester Stallone that came in third. The domestic box office is still down roughly 5 percent from last year, but could gain some ground in the coming weeks. Warner brothers Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix could break records when it opens in two weeks.</s>BRIGGS: That looks creepy.</s>ROMANS: Yes, it does.</s>BRIGGS: Really creepy. Many fans were, meh on the final season, but Game of Thrones went out on top at the Emmys.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The Emmy goes to, Game of Thrones.</s>BRIGGS: HBO's fantasy juggernaut won best drama. Its fourth outstanding drama series honor. On the comedy side, a big night for Amazon, the British series, Flea Bag upset the final season of Veep and the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel for best comedy. Also Flea Bag star and creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge beat perennial winner Julia Lois-Dreyfus and Maisel's Rachel (inaudible), for best comedy actress honors. Actor Billy Porter made in the history. Bobby, coming the first openly gay black man to win best actor in a drama honors for the FX Series, Pose. There was no host this year, but commentator Thomas Lennon tried to have little fun at Felicity Huffman's expense.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The producers have asked me to get a special shout out to any of our previous lead actress winners who are watching tonight from prison. Hopefully (inaudible). Keep your chin up.</s>BRIGGS: Ouch. Huffman reports to prison next month, in connection with the college admissions scandal. Thanks to our international viewers for joining us, have a great rest of your day. For our U.S. viewers, Early Start continues right now.</s>ROMANS: A grave new chapter. The house speaker's blunt warning about what comes next if the White House keeps a whistleblower complaint under wraps.</s>BRIGGS: The U.N. General Assembly kicks off today with Iran at the top of the agenda, is there a diplomatic path forward.</s>ROMANS: Is there a new Democratic front-runner. A new CNN poll shows Elizabeth Warren surging in Iowa. CNN has reports this morning from Kiev, Tehran, London, Jerusalem, and South Africa. Good morning and welcome to Early Start. I'm Christine Romans.</s>BRIGGS: The resources of CNN on display this morning. I'm Dave Briggs. Monday, September 23rd. It is 5:00 a.m. in the east. We start with President Trump acknowledging Sunday that he did discuss Democratic rival Joe Biden in a July call with the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. That call now the center of a whistleblower complaint. 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