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The United Nations is calling on Libya’s political rivals to work together as the country reels from floods that have killed thousands. Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is facing a setback in his Georgia election interference case. Hurricane Lee is becoming a growing threat to parts of New England and Atlantic Canada. Federal lawmakers and leaders in tech kicked off a series of meetings about regulating artificial intelligence. And, Aaron Rodgers’ season-ending injury is highlighting a debate over artificial turf and natural grass.
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People in Pennsylvania will be able to sleep a little easier tonight because a manhunt for an escaped killer is finally over – we'll tell you how police captured him. Consumer prices ticked up last month – what does this mean for the Federal Reserve? Some of the biggest names in tech are meeting with lawmakers to talk all things AI. President Joe Biden is taking a business-as-usual response to the impeachment inquiry. Plus, why some talk shows are in production during the ongoing writers' strike.
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After two weeks on the run, an escaped killer is finally in custody in Pennsylvania. Senate Republicans are pushing back over the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. North Korea's President Kim Jong Un has had a busy day with Russia's leader Vladimir Putin. 30,000 people have been displaced in Libya because of the floods. Plus, why an NFL reporter has filed a lawsuit against the league.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is getting some pushback from within his own party after he launched an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. North Korea's President Kim Jong Un has met with Russia's leader Vladimir Putin. Five former Memphis police officers are facing federal charges over the beating death of Tyre Nichols. Experts are urging lawmakers to do something about the cancer drug shortage. Plus, Taylor Swift wins big at the VMAs.
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Five former Memphis police officers involved in the deadly beating of Tyre Nichols are now facing federal criminal charges. InfoWars host Owen Shroyer has been sentenced to 60 days in jail for his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. FDA advisers say a key ingredient in popular over-the-counter medicines is ineffective in tablet form. New Census Bureau data shows how the end of enhanced child tax credit drove more children into poverty last year. Lastly, McDonald’s is getting rid of one of its biggest perks.
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At least 5,300 people are now presumed dead and 10,000 people are believed to be missing in Libya’s catastrophic flooding disaster. The White House has responded to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s call for a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. An independent advisory panel to the CDC has recommend updated Covid-19 vaccines. New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is out for the rest of the NFL season. And, Apple debuts its iPhone 15 – we’ll break down its newest features.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he supports launching a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The federal government is facing off with Google in court today over its search engine dominance in a major antitrust case. Police believe the escaped murderer on the run in Pennsylvania has a rifle. We'll tell you about the deal Biden is making to get five Americans released from prison in Iran. Plus, another lawsuit is trying to keep former President Donald Trump off the ballot in 2024.
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Rescue workers are racing to get to people impacted by natural disasters in Libya and Morocco. The House is back today and speaker Kevin McCarthy has a lot on his plate. A potential arms deal between Russia and North Korea is being closely watched. The United Auto Workers union could go on strike Friday if automakers don't agree to increase salaries. Plus, President Joe Biden makes a false claim during an address to mark 9/11.
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Officials in Libya say at least 2,000 people are dead after catastrophic flooding. North Korea's President Kim Jong Un has crossed over into Russia for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. Israel's Supreme Court has started debating a controversial law that curbs its powers. Police tell people to stay inside as they report that the escaped murderer in Pennsylvania is armed. Plus, a Houston Rockets player is arrested on suspicion of assault.
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Rescue operations are underway in Morocco and Libya following two deadly disasters. Plus, we have updates on election interference cases against former President Donald Trump. North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un is headed to Russia, according to state media. Charter Communication subscribers have access to ESPN and ABC again after striking a last-minute deal with Disney. Lastly, an American who spent days trapped in a cave in Turkey has been rescued.
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We begin with new developments in the aftermath of a deadly earthquake in Morocco and severe flooding in Libya. The American Red Cross is warning that the nation’s blood supply is critically low. Moderna and Pfizer’s updated Covid booster shots have cleared a level of approval. We have an update from Pennsylvania authorities on the search for a convicted killer. And, a child gives a touching tribute to his uncle on the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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The clock is ticking for rescue teams in Morocco to find the remaining survivors after Friday’s earthquake. 22 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, the tragedy is still the reason behind a number of health problems for first responders. The House is back in session this week as the threat of a government shutdown looms. It’s still unclear how powerful Hurricane Lee’s impact will be as it heads north – we’ll give you the different scenarios. And, Michigan State University's athletics is involved in another scandal.
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It’s the 22nd anniversary of the terror attacks on the United States - and President Joe Biden will be in Alaska for commemorations. He’s heading there from Vietnam, where he’s concluded a series of economic deals in an attempt to reduce the US reliance on China. North Korea’s leader is set to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin soon - we’ll tell you what we know so far. International aid offers are pouring into Morocco, but rescuers have been struggling to reach some of the more remote areas. And, the manhunt for Danelo Cavalcante in Pennsylvania, now in its 12th day, took a twist this weekend - we'll give you the latest.
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As the death toll climbs in Morocco, rescuers scramble to find survivors of the 6.8 magnitude earthquake. President Joe Biden is wrapping up his trip to Vietnam, where he strengthened the US’ partnership with another one of China’s neighbors. The president of the Spanish soccer federation has resigned over the unwanted kiss he gave player Jennifer Hermoso after Spain’s World Cup victory. Gun organizations are suing New Mexico’s governor over a gun violence order - we’ll tell bring you the details. And, Novak Djokovic wins another grand slam title.
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After a series of incidents in San Francisco, California authorities have asked General Motors to take some of its Cruise robotaxis off the road. It comes not long after California regulators gave the greenlight for Cruise and its competitor Waymo to charge for robotaxi rides in the city at any time of day. So what does that mean for the future of driverless cars? In today’s episode, we examine what it’s like to ride in one and why the technology has become a flashpoint in multiple cities.
Guest: Veronica Miracle, CNN Correspondent
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As Morocco grapples with the aftermath of a deadly 6.8 magnitude earthquake, assistance from neighboring nations is trickling in. The autoworkers strike is looming in on the three major US automakers, we fill you in on the latest negotiations. Two 9/11 victims have been recently identified almost 22 years after the terror attack happened. The women’s US Open final is today, home favorite Coco Gauff is fighting to keep the trophy on home turf. And Disney reaches an agreement in a class action lawsuit affecting “Magic Key” pass holders, we tell you the details.
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Over 1,000 people have died after a deadly 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Marrakech, Morocco overnight. World leaders reach a consensus at the G20 summit in India, what does that mean? We tell you. Hurricane Lee has downgraded to a category 3 but forecasters don’t rule out the possibility of the storm intensifying again as it gets closer to the US. The American trapped over 3,500 feet underground in a Turkish cave is ready to be transported, says the Turkish Caving Federation. And the 988 suicide and mental health crisis line is revamping to become more accessible, we tell you how.
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A judge has rejected former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows’ request to move his Georgia election interference case to federal court. The US Supreme Court is once again being asked to make a major ruling on abortion in 2024. A Pennsylvania prison guard has been fired in connection to a convicted killer’s escape last week. A Florida board has approved a new entrance exam for its public colleges and universities. Lastly, the last Grand Slam of the season wraps up this weekend with finals in men's and women’s singles.
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A special grand jury recommended charging a sitting US senator and two former senators as part of the Georgia election interference case. A Philadelphia officer who shot and killed a man last month has been charged with murder. A Florida board will decide whether to approve a new college entrance exam. A criminal complaint has been filed against the soccer chief who’s accused of kissing a player without her consent. And, the FAA has ordered SpaceX to make dozens of fixes before it can launch its Starship rocket again – we have the latest.
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The report from the special grand jury that investigated the Georgia election subversion case has been made public – and showed that about half the people the jury recommended charges for got off the hook. The search continues for the convicted murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison – we'll bring you the latest. President Joe Biden has landed in New Delhi where he’s attending the G20 summit. The biggest US labor strike in a quarter century could be right around the corner. And, New York City's cracking down on short term rentals.
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50 million people in the US are under heat alerts - while the East Coast tries to anticipate the impact of Hurricane Lee. President Joe Biden may be have just left for an international summit - but tensions at home run high as fears of a government shutdown loom. As Ukraine’s counteroffensive progresses - some women are now being called to join in with the effort. Torrential rain in Hong Kong has left the city paralysed. And, the NFL regular season kicked off in Kansas City last night with an upset.
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Leaders of the world’s biggest economies are meeting in India today - but China’s president won’t be attending. Former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani owes millions of dollars in legal fees, but a fundraiser could make a dent to that debt. Hurricane Lee is now a major Category 5 storm and may start affecting the US at the end of the week. A new climate report shows that planet-warming pollution made summer heat twice as likely for nearly all of humanity. And, a federal grand jury in Indiana has indicted 21 people in connection to dog fighting and drug trafficking - but one of the main suspects is still at large.
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An ex-aide to former President Donald Trump has been convicted of contempt of Congress. North Korea claims to have launched a new “tactical nuclear” submarine, according to its state media. Hurricane Lee has rapidly intensified into a Category 4 storm and could become a Category 5 as soon as tomorrow. Microsoft says suspected Chinese operatives may be using artificial intelligence to influence US voters. Lastly, China’s ban on iPhones for government officials may be costing Apple big time.
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Former President Donald Trump says he “may” try to move his election interference case in Georgia to federal court. Some Democratic senators are weighing in on President Joe Biden’s low approval ratings. A judge has sentenced actor Danny Masterson to 30 years to life in prison for rape. Hurricane Lee continues to strengthen as meteorologists track whether its projected path will impact the US. And, researchers say abortions are up in states near those with bans.
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House and Senate Republicans have to navigate spending and policy differences to avoid a government shutdown before the end of the month. Pennsylvania officials expanded the search area for the inmate on the loose. New York City is welcoming children of migrants seeking asylum in classrooms with open arms, despite challenges for city schools. We’ll break down a win for climate groups in Alaska, and another move by other environmental groups in Utah. Plus, a new NFL season starts today.
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A new CNN poll shows the public isn't too impressed with President Joe Biden. The Pennsylvania manhunt is now in its eighth day but some schools are reopening. Hurricane Lee is expected to rapidly intensify and could reach near category 5 strength in the coming days. Abortion is now legal in Mexico. Plus, the race to save an American man stuck in one of Turkey's deepest caves.
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There have been some significant updates in some of Donald Trump's legal battles - and it's bad news for the former President. President Joe Biden will travel to India today for the G20 summit. Texas has been told to remove a controversial floating barrier from the Rio Grande. A California school district rule described as an "outing policy" has been blocked by a judge. Plus, the Rolling Stones are releasing their first album in 18 years.
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The Justice Department says Special counsel David Weiss intends to indict Hunter Biden in a gun case this month. A Mar-a-Lago IT worker flipped against former President Donald Trump in his classified documents case. Authorities have details about the moment a convicted killer broke out of a Pennsylvania prison last week. GOP Senate Leader Mitch McConnell vows to finish his term amid concerns over his health. Lastly, a federal judge has ordered Texas to remove floating border barriers in the Rio Grande.
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We begin with a judge’s ruling in the first televised hearing on an alleged plot to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. A federal judge has found former President Donald Trump liable in E. Jean Carroll’s second defamation case against him. Tropical Storm Lee could strengthen into a hurricane today. Spanish soccer star Jennifer Hermoso has filed an official complaint against the soccer chief she says kissed her without her consent. And, federal regulators are pushing for a massive airbag recall – we have details.
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People will be able to watch the first hearing for Georgia’s election subversion case against former President Donald Trump take place today. A Russian attack on a market in Ukraine has killed at least 16 people. Investigators are piecing together how an inmate on the run in Pennsylvania may have escaped. More than 50 million people are under heat advisories in the US today, as scientists declare it was the planet's hottest summer ever. Plus, Bill Gates takes a gamble on a beer company.
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US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is in Ukraine today to get an update on the country's counteroffensive. The record breaking summer heat is sticking around in parts of the US. Some schools are still closed as the manhunt for an escaped inmate in Pennsylvania enters its seventh day. Ten million Afghans have now lost assistance from the UN’s World Food Programme this year. Plus, a man wrongfully convicted of rape nearly 50 years ago is finally exonerated.
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A new report says the summer of 2023 was far and away the hottest on record and leaders are being urged to act. The US is warning North Korea that there will be consequences if it enters an arms deal with Russia. The Fulton County, Georgia election subversion case will see its first hearing today. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is expected to address his health during a closed-door conference meeting today. Plus, history was made at yesterday's US Open quarter finals.
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We begin with the longest sentence handed down yet in a case stemming from the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. A federal court has struck down Alabama’s redrawn congressional map again. Lawyers for former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh want a new trial over claims of jury tampering. Tropical Storm Lee is forecast to become a major hurricane later this week. Lastly, a Vietnam War veteran has been awarded the medal of honor for a daring rescue.
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The last of the five members of the far-right organization, the Proud Boys, is being sentenced for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and the rest of his co-defendants in the Georgia election interference case have pleaded not guilty. The office for Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell has released an update on his health following two health scares. And, Spain is shaking up its coaching staff for the women’s national soccer team amid the fallout from a World Cup kiss.
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US officials say North Korea and Russia could have an arms deal in the works - we'll tell you what North Korea could get out of an agreement. The Senate is back in session after a 40 day break. The inmate who escaped a Pennsylvania prison last week is on the move. There's some relief in sight for people sweltering under extreme heat in parts of the US. Plus, Wegovy makers say they can't keep up with the demand for the weight loss drug.
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Leaders from the world's 20 biggest economies will meet later this week, but there's already controversy surrounding the event. We'll bring you the latest from the investigations into former President Donald Trump. We'll hear from a man who spotted an escaped prisoner in his home, as schools in Pennsylvania close their doors. A Black North Carolina Supreme Court Justice is defending her comments on diversity. Plus, hunters catch a 14 foot alligator.
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Experts warn some communities on the Gulf Coast are at a tipping point because of climate change. An arms deal could be in the works between North Korea and Russia. First Lady Jill Biden has been diagnosed with Covid-19. The impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton starts today. Plus, people finally leave the Burning Man festival in Nevada.
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The presidents of Russia and Turkey discussed the possibility of reviving a critical Ukrainian grain deal – we have the latest. Thousands of people who attended Nevada’s Burning Man festival but became stranded following heavy rain are now able to leave. President Joe Biden threw some verbal jabs at his predecessor during his Labor Day speech in Pennsylvania. Greece is putting a cap on the number of daily visitors at one of its most famous landmarks. And, the founding lead singer of the rock group Smash Mouth has died at age 56.
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We start with the latest from the Burning Man festival in Nevada, where thousands of people are stranded in the desert. Ukraine says Russia has once again attacked its port infrastructure ahead of an important meeting on food exports. The latest Covid-19 variant might not be as bad as some experts had feared. People near Chester County, Pennsylvania and being warned to keep their doors locked because a prisoner is on the loose. Plus, the search for Paul McCartney's lost guitar.
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As a new NFL season kicks off this week, old questions about the game’s safety are being asked following Damar Hamlin’s on-field cardiac arrest and Tua Tagovailoa’s multiple concussions last year. And it’s not just the pros: youth leagues around the countries have adjusted practice routines and safety protocols to guard against injuries that can carry long-term impacts. In today’s episode, we examine football’s deadly history and how it’s informing today’s game. Plus, CNN gets a look at new technology that could one day predict injuries before they happen.
Guest: Coy Wire, CNN Sports Anchor & Correspondent
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Ukraine says it’s “moving forward” with its counteroffensive as it tries to reverse the narrative that its efforts haven’t been effective. The FDA is under pressure to announce plans to ban menthol tobacco products in the U.S, after more than a decade of consideration. X, formerly Twitter, will now start collecting its users’ biometric data - we’ll tell you why. Bill Richardson, the former New Mexico Governor and longtime fixture of Democratic politics, has died at 75. And Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is breaking yet another record.
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Ohio police have released body cam footage of the fatal police shooting of pregnant 21-year-old Ta’Kiya Young, an investigation into the incident has begun. Temperature records might be broken across the Upper Midwest and the Northern and Central Plains this Labor Day weekend. In Hunstville, TX, residents have evacuated due to a large wildfire in the area. A 98-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard has been indicted in Germany. And, Margaritaville pioneer Jimmy Buffett has died at 76.
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Rudy Giuliani joined six of his co-defendants who pleaded not guilty today in their Georgia election subversion cases. Russia’s newest nuclear weapons system, known in the west as “Satan II,” is now operational. A federal judge blocked a law that would’ve required kids in Arkansas to get parental consent to use social media. In a college sports shakeup, three universities are joining the Atlantic Coast Conference. Lastly, extreme heat and rain are on tap this Labor Day weekend – we’ll tell you which parts of the US get what.
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President Joe Biden praised his administration's economic policies for the latest jobs numbers on employment levels and activity. The Proud Boy who smashed a window at the US Capitol with a police riot shield on Jan. 6th has been sentenced. Several of former President Donald Trump’s co-defendants pleaded not guilty in the Georgia election subversion cases. We have new details on the search for a convicted killer who broke out of prison in Pennsylvania. And, the Pentagon has launched a new website on all things UFO.
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Student loans will start gathering interest again, starting today. The Biden Administration wants to make it harder sell firearms at gun shows. Gender-affirming care is now banned for most minors in Texas. Some of Donald Trump’s co-defendants are struggling with legal bills, but the former president isn’t paying. Plus, why some states are losing residents.
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We'll tell you about the latest jobs figures and what they mean for the economy. The Biden Administration is asking for an extra $4 billion for FEMA funding. It's been a record breaking summer of travel, and Labor day weekend is expected to cap it off. A retired teacher has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia over online comments. Plus, an AI avatar gets a record deal.
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Early forecasting could have made hurricane Idalia less deadly than previous storms. Ukraine has opened criminal prosecutions against Russia involving allegations of thousands of crimes against children. A convicted murderer has escaped from a prison in Pennsylvania. A federal judge in Texas has temporarily blocked a law restricting drag shows in the state. Plus, the race to capture five million bees.
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We start by hearing from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis who surveyed the damage left behind from Hurricane Idalia today. Lawyers for former President Donald Trump asked a judge to separate his case from his co-defendants who want a speedy trial. The federal government is trying to block a new Titanic expedition. New York City Mayor Eric Adams is pushing to get asylum seekers work permits. Lastly, the White House marked International Overdose Awareness Day with a new investment.
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The White House says President Joe Biden will visit Florida’s hardest hit areas of Hurricane Idalia this weekend. A leader of the far-right organization, the Proud Boys, has been sentenced and it’s among the longest handed down yet to a Capitol rioter. US Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito have released their long-awaited 2022 financial disclosure forms. A US Capitol physician has medically cleared Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell following his health scare. And, getting around may be more expensive this Labor Day weekend.
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Former President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty in the Fulton County, Georgia, election interference case. FEMA lays out its priorities after Idalia's destruction. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is trying to reassure allies and donors after he once again froze while speaking to reporters. Marijuana's legal classification is being reviewed on a federal level – we'll tell you why its current status is confusing. Plus, San Francisco's mayor is trying to turn the city around.
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The clean up is starting for some of the communities in Florida worst hit by Hurricane Idalia. The US says it's "deeply concerned" about the situation in Gabon as military leaders oust the president. China is not happy about the Biden Administration approving the transfer of US military equipment to Taiwan. Alabama's AG claims he has the right to prosecute anyone who helps people travel out-of-state for an abortion. Plus, a volleyball game in Nebraska sets a world record.
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Idalia is expected to stay a tropical storm as it moves off the East Coast in the coming days. President Joe Biden says he will blame House Republicans if they don't approve funding for natural disaster aid. More than 70 people have died after a fire broke out in a five-story building in Johannesburg. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell attended an event yesterday after he froze in front of reporters. Plus, millions of salaried workers could start getting paid overtime.
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Tropical storm Idalia is now moving through South Carolina — we have the latest. The New York Attorney General’s office says former President Donald Trump inflated his net worth by as much as 2.2. billion dollars one year. Military leaders in Gabon have seized control of the country in a stunning coup. The Biden administration has approved the first-ever transfer of US military equipment to Taiwan, a move likely to anger China. And, we could see fewer restrictions on marijuana — we’ll explain.
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Idalia is moving from Florida to Georgia, bringing heavy rains and strong winds — we’re tracking the latest. A federal judge decided that Rudy Giuliani has forfeited one of the many defamation lawsuits against him. US intelligence indicates Russia is turning to North Korea to help fuel its attack on Ukraine. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze while speaking to reporters again. And, July’s US pending home sales were slightly higher than June’s, but still lagging from last year.
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Idalia made landfall in Florida as a Category 3 hurricane and is weakening as it moves toward other southeastern states. The lifesaving drug Narcan meant to reverse opioid overdoses will be available over-the-counter next week. We'll update you on two economic data points the Federal Reserve watches closely. The IRS is reminding employers it can help its employees pay off their student loans. Plus, CNN has a new CEO.
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Idalia has made landfall on Florida's west coast as a category 3 hurricane - we'll hear from our reporters on the ground. Russia says it’s seen the biggest drone assault on its territory since the start of its invasion of Ukraine. A US court has given the green light for the first Bitcoin-focused spot exchange traded fund. People in China are living on average more than 2 years longer thanks to lower air pollution. Plus, we'll explain why police in Japan are letting some drunk drivers get behind the wheel.
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Idalia has quickly become a category 4 hurricane as it bears down on Florida. A group of military officers claims to have seized power in Gabon. Ukraine says Moscow has launched a massive attack, as Russia says it's also been attacked. The EPA cut back federal protections for more than half the country's wetlands - we'll tell you why. And, Political ads are coming back on X.
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Parts of Florida are feeling the effects of Hurricane Idalia as officials plead with residents to evacuate. Then, we’ll tell you about 3M’s lawsuit settlement over its combat earplugs to the military that are alleged to have caused serious injuries. US financial regulators approved new rules to prevent large and regional banks from collapsing. President Joe Biden and Costa Rica’s president addressed key migration issues. Lastly, “Barbie” reached a new milestone, edging out some big movies.
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Idalia’s landfall strength and storm surge could reach once-in-a-lifetime levels along parts of Florida’s Gulf Coast. The suspect accused of fatally shooting a faculty member at UNC-Chapel Hill has been identified and appeared in court today. Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigozhin has been laid to rest, according to a Russian media outlet. President Joe Biden is continuing his bid to lower healthcare costs for millions of seniors. And, new data on US job openings shows signs of a cooling trend in the labor market.
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Florida is bracing for Hurricane Idalia to make landfall tomorrow as a Category 3 hurricane. The Biden administration released the names of the ten drugs Medicare will be able to negotiate prices for. The FBI is investigating a group of Uzbek nationals who sought asylum at the US-Mexico border that were helped by a person with ties to ISIS. The Biden administration issued a pro-union report, while a possible autoworkers strike looms. Plus, OpenAI launched a new version of Chat GPT.
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Hurricane Idalia is moving towards Florida as it continues gaining strength. FEMA is announcing billions for climate resiliency, while its disaster relief fund is dangerously close to empty. House Republicans have begun strategizing about moving forward with an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Hawaiian Electric says power lines falling in high winds look to have caused one fire, but not the one in Lahaina. Plus, a live worm is found inside a woman's brain.
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People in Florida are preparing for Idalia as it strengthens to a category 3 hurricane this morning. Police in North Carolina are still looking for the weapon and the motive to a deadly campus shooting. We'll wrap the details of yesterday's cases in DC and Georgia involving former President Donald Trump. Schools and businesses in Fukushima are getting harassing calls after Japan released treated radioactive water into the ocean. And, Eminem asks a presidential candidate to stop.
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Police have arrested a man in connection to a deadly shooting at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Tropical Storm Idalia is expected to make landfall as a Category 3 hurricane in Florida bringing damaging winds, rain, and storm surge. We’re learning more about the gunman who killed three Black people in a racist shooting at a store in Jacksonville, Florida. President Joe Biden marked the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington while warning about the rise of extremism in the US. Lastly, the man who became known as “Joe the Plumber” during the 2008 election cycle has died.
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Former President Donald Trump’s infamous call with Georgia officials has been a key part of his former White House chief of staff’s hearing today. Several counties are under evacuation orders ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia. Plus, we’ll tell you about a fiery helicopter crash that killed at least two people. New details are emerging about a racist shooting rampage at a store in Jacksonville, Florida. And, Spain’s soccer chief could face charges for kissing a Women’s World cup player without her consent – we have the latest.
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Tropical Storm Idalia is heading toward Florida and expected to strengthen to a Category 3 hurricane. There are two hearings happening in two of Donald Trump’s four criminal trials – one in Georgia and the other in Washington DC – that’ll give a clearer picture of what comes next. We’ll tell you what you need know about Covid-19 now the virus has changed and so has our immunity. Plus, today is the 60th anniversary of one of the most iconic speeches in history.
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Two hearings are set to begin at the same time this morning for cases involving former President Donald Trump. Republican nominee contender and Florida governor Ron DeSantis left the campaign to navigate two crises at home. Ukraine’s president says international allies wouldn’t support Kyiv if it were to move the hostilities to Russian territory. An Indian school has been ordered to shut after a video emerged showing a teacher having students slap a fellow classmate. Plus, legendary gameshow host Bob Barker has died.
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The DOJ is investigating a shooting this weekend that killed 3 Black people Jacksonville, Florida as a hate crime. Two hearings are being held today related to the cases against Former President Donald Trump – one of which may decide a trial date. Russian investigators say genetic tests confirm Wagner chief Yevgeni Prigozhin died in a plane crash. A hurricane watch has been issued for parts of Florida’s Gulf Coast. And, Simone Biles makes history... again!
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Eight Republican presidential candidates took the stage in Milwaukee last week for the first primary debate of the 2024 campaign. Notably missing, however, was frontrunner Donald Trump, who surrendered to Fulton County authorities a day later in the Georgia 2020 election subversion case. In today’s episode, we head to Milwaukee to recap the moments that mattered and to get a sense of how the debate could shape the race going forward.
Guests: Dana Bash, CNN Anchor & Chief Political Correspondent
Jeff Zeleny, CNN Chief National Affairs Correspondent
Kit Maher, CNN Campaign Embed
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FIFA suspends Spain soccer chief Luis Rubiales after kissing a star player on the lips following the team’s victory in the Women’s World Cup. Longtime gameshow host Bob Barker has died at the age of 99. Bronny James has been diagnosed with a congenital heart defect as he recovers from cardiac arrest. Iowa voters tell CNN how they felt candidates fared in the Republican presidential debate. And the British Museum scrambles to locate and recover thousands of items taken from the museum.
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Multiple communities are under evacuation orders in Louisiana as ‘unprecedented’ wildfires rage. Gunfire rings out at a Major League Baseball game in Chicago. Four astronauts are on their way to the International Space Station. President Joe Biden shifts his tone as autoworkers approve a potential strike. And activists gather in the nation's capital to mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.
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President Joe Biden reacts to former President Donald Trump’s mugshot in the Georgia election subversion case. Supporters of Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin are paying their respects following a plane crash that’s believed to have killed him and everyone on board. A Texas judge temporarily blocked the state’s ban on gender-affirming care for most minors. The White House is defending its response to New York’s migrant crisis. Lastly, real estate company Zillow is rolling out a new option to make purchasing a home more affordable.
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Former President Donald Trump and his 18 other co-defendants in the Georgia election subversion case are out on bond except for one. We have new developments on the Russian plane crash that’s believed to have killed the Wagner chief. At least five people have died during severe storms in Michigan as hundreds of thousands of customers remain in the dark. The United Auto Workers union is talking about a possible strike against the Big Three auto companies if a new contract deal isn't reached. And, Spain’s Women’s World Cup soccer team is taking a stand against a controversial kiss.
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All defendants charged in the Georgia 2020 election subversion case have now surrendered before the deadline. We'll tell you where the Federal Reserve Chairman's head is at on interest rates. The Kremlin is speaking out about the speculation that it was involved in the plane crash that may have killed the Wagner leader. The DOJ and Texas have until 5pm today to file their closing arguments in the border buoys case. And, the brutal heatwave baking the central and southern US is going to keep breaking records this weekend.
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The number of people missing in Hawaii has dropped as some people have been found alive, but many families are still waiting for answers. Hundreds of thousands of people woke up without power in Michigan and Ohio this morning. Updated Covid-19 vaccines are expected next month. There are fears Russia will never return the children it's accused of taking from Ukraine. Plus, Heineken is selling an entire business for about $1.
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Former President Donald Trump posted his mug shot on X after turning himself in to the Fulton County Jail. Maui's government is suing Hawaiian electric over this month's devastating wildfires. New York's Governor is calling on, and calling out, President Joe Biden. Millions of children in Pakistan still don't have access to clean water. Plus, we'll tell you why the Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Space X.
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Former President Donald Trump has turned himself in at the Fulton County Jail, stemming from his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia - we have the latest. House Republicans are investigating Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis over Trump’s fourth criminal indictment. US officials have announced when Ukrainian pilots will start training on F-16 fighter jets in the war against Russia. In our business roundup, sandwich chain Subway has ended its search for a buyer. Lastly, tourists going to Europe have another expense to consider when traveling – we’ll explain.
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Former President Donald Trump is on his way to the Fulton County Jail to turn himself in as part of the Georgia election subversion case. We’re hearing from presidents of Russia and Ukraine on the plane crash with the head of Wagner on board. Seafood imports from Japan have been banned in China – we’ll explain. Mortgage rates hit a high today. And, we’ll tell you about a big tribute to the late NBA legend Kobe Bryant.
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We’re just a few hours away from former President Donald Trump’s surrender in Georgia - and he’s switched up his defense team. Russia's President Vladimir Putin has finally commented on the plane crash that is presumed to have killed Wagner’s chief. A heat dome is fueling extreme temperatures across the US - we’ll bring you the forecast. Harsh penalties have been introduced in Florida for college workers that don’t use the restroom aligned with the gender they were assigned at birth. And, Korean Air will be weighing some of its passengers before they board their flight.
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We'll tell you who stood out at the first GOP primary debate last night, and who was quieter than expected. Former President Donald Trump is expected to turn himself in today. The BRICS economic bloc is adding six new members. The Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia will spend more time in jail before his trial. Plus, calls for punishment are getting louder for the official who forcibly kissed a player after Spain’s World Cup win.
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We start in Milwaukee where 5 Thing's David Rind breaks down the key takeaways from last night's GOP primary debate. Three people are dead after a mass shooting at a biker bar in Orange County, California. Questions are being asked about whether the plane crash that's presumed to have killed Wagner boss, Yevgeny Prigozhin, was an accident. Plus, why China is banning seafood from Japan.
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Eight Republican candidates faced off in the party’s first primary debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in light of former President Donald Trump’s absence. A judge denied requests from two former government officials who are trying to avoid arrest in the Georgia election subversion case. North Korea says its attempt to send a satellite into space didn’t go as planned. An hourslong standoff between police and a man in Pittsburgh came to a tragic end. And, researchers say brain implants can help people with paralysis communicate.
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The first Republican presidential debate is on tonight — our reporters on the ground explain what you can expect. Plus, former Trump lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell have surrendered on charges in the Georgia election subversion case. Russian authorities say Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was in a plane crash, months after he launched a mutiny in the country. An active shooting situation is unfolding in Pittsburgh over an eviction notice. And, Macy’s says more people aren’t paying their credit card bills.
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Former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani says he's turning himself into Fulton County jail today. A new analysis shows Hawaiian wildfires may have caused billions of dollars in economic loses. Ukraine says a Russian drone attack damaged thousands of tons of grain meant for export. The FAA is trying to put an end to near collisions from commercial airplanes at US airports - we'll tell you how. Plus, India has made a soft landing on the moon for the very first time.
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More than 110 million Americans are facing oppressive heat today, as a heatwave causes deadly wildfires in Europe. With former President Donald Trump skipping tonight's GOP primary debate, the target could be on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. It could be time to start wearing a mask again to protect against Covid-19. Hundreds of children have died from malnutrition as a food crisis continues in Sudan. Plus, studios have a new offer on the table to bring Hollywood writers back to work.
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Former President Donald Trump's co-defendants are starting to turn themselves in to the Fulton County jail. Eight Republican candidates will take to the stage tonight to convince voters they should be the next US president. Oppressive heat has 110 million people under alerts, forcing some schools to close. One in five women say they were mistreated while receiving maternity care. Plus, a man rides a jet ski from China to South Korea.
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We begin with new developments on an attempt from former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to move his Georgia subversion case to federal court. We’re tracking two tropical systems moving into northern Mexico and Hispaniola. Plus, we’ll tell you about a deadly school bus crash in Ohio on the first day of classes. Former FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried appeared in court for the first time today since a federal judge revoked his bail. Lastly, we’ll tell you which retail chain is blaming thefts for its poor earnings.
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UPS union workers voted to approve a new contract and avoid a nationwide strike - we have the latest. Some of former President Donald Trump’s co-defendants have surrendered in the Georgia election subversion case – we’ll hear from one of them. Tropical Storm Harold is triggering flash flooding and tornado warnings in parts of Texas. S&P downgrades some credit ratings on US regional banks. And, we’ll tell you about a daring rescue in Pakistan that saved multiple people trapped in a cable car.
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Officials on Maui are making progress as they search what’s left of the devastated area and identifying bodies. Two of former President Donald Trump’s co-defendants in the Georgia election case have now turned themselves in. A hearing is taking place today on whether Texas needs to remove its controversial floating border from the Rio Grande. Rescuers have saved four children trapped in a chairlift in northern Pakistan - but two children and two teachers are still stuck. And, Bud Light has been dethroned as America’s best-selling beer.
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Former President Donald Trump says he'll turn himself into Fulton County Jail on Thursday. The archdiocese of San Francisco says its filing for bankruptcy – to make settlements easier for more than 500 child sexual abuse lawsuits. Officials in Japan say they'll begin releasing treated radioactive water into the ocean this week. A new poll shows many people are still being exposed to false health claims, and can't tell if they should believe them. Plus, the race to rescue eight people trapped in a cable car dangling 900 feet in the air.
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We'll tell you which eight Republicans have qualified for the first GOP presidential nomination debate. Staff at the Fulton County Sheriff's office have received threats ahead of former President Donald Trump turning himself in. Tropical Storm Harold is set to cause problems in Texas. A key Russia-friendly bloc could be looking to expand. And, an Indian teenage prodigy wants to become the World Chess Champion.
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Former President Donald Trump has announced his plans to surrender this week. President Joe Biden met with state officials, emergency responders, and wildfire survivors during his trip to Maui. A new study paints a sobering picture of the lingering effects long Covid-19 symptoms could have on your health. A man shot and killed a woman in southern California after an argument over a pride flag hanging outside her store. Lastly, American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson wins a world championship title.
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The tropical system Hilary is moving through the western US as some places brace for dangerous flooding. Former President Donald Trump and some of his co-defendants in the Georgia election interference case have reached agreements on the terms of their bonds. The FDA is expected to approve the first RSV vaccine to protect newborns from birth. Goldman Sachs is warning its clients about the potential for a government shutdown. And, we’ll hear the Spanish soccer chief’s response to backlash for kissing a Women’s World Cup star without her consent.
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California has been dealing with heavy rain, flood warnings and an earthquake, while another tropical storm may hit the US sometime this week. President Joe Biden is in Maui today after being criticized for his response to the fires there. Former President Donald Trump reiterates he won't take part in the first Republican presidential primary debate. The world's second largest economy is in trouble. Plus, a British nurse has been sentenced, after she was found guilty of murdering seven babies in her care.
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25 million people are under flood alerts as Hilary weakens to a post-tropical cyclone but continues its way through the Southwestern US. President Joe Biden is visiting the Hawaiian communities devastated by wildfires. Ukraine is a step closer to getting F-16 fighter jets. Three people have died from drinking contaminated milkshakes in the US. Plus, Russia's first lunar mission in decades ends with a crash.
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Parts of southern California are bracing for impact as Hilary weakens to a post-tropical cyclone, but brings potentially life-threatening flooding. Hawaii's governor says some people could be "lost forever" as work continues to find those missing. Former President Donald Trump is expected to hand himself in to the Fulton County Jail this week. We'll bring you the results of elections in Ecuador and Guatemala. Plus, World Cup winners celebrate.
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It’s been over a week since blazing wildfires ripped through the island of Maui, killing over 100 people and causing billions of dollars of damage. While the outpouring of support has been significant, some locals have voiced anger over the official response, lingering tourist presence, and real estate speculators trying to buy up land. In today’s episode, we hear stories of survival and look at how disasters like this one are forcing communities to ask tough questions about how prepared they are for stronger and faster wildfires.
Guest: Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent
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Officials are warning of “catastrophic and life-threatening flooding” as Hurricane Hilary heads towards the southwestern US. At least seven people have been killed after a Russian missile slams into the Chernihiv city center. Republican presidential candidates are preparing to debate without former President Donald Trump. An invasive hornet poses a new threat to bees in the US. And England and Spain prepare to clash in the Women’s World Cup final.
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Residents in the Southwest are bracing for potentially catastrophic flooding as Hurricane Hilary marches north. Meanwhile, residents in Washington state and Canada’s Northwest Territories are forced to evacuate due to wildfires. Experts say extreme heat could push the olive industry into a state of crisis. The FBI is searching for a member of the Proud Boys after he disappeared days before he was due to be sentenced for his role in the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol. And encounters on the US southern border surged in July.
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We have an idea of when former President Donald Trump could turn himself in next week in his election interference case in Georgia. Hawaii community members are urging state leaders to give residents a voice in the rebuilding process. Southern California is bracing for Hurricane Hilary, which is expected to make landfall this weekend as a tropical storm. President Joe Biden announced new commitments with leaders of South Korea and Japan during a historic meeting. Lastly, researchers suggest getting your updated Covid-19 booster shot in the same arm as your last shot – we’ll tell you why.
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Disaster relief donations continue to pour in for Hawaii wildfire victims as authorities investigate the cause of the devastation. Hurricane Hilary is intensifying off the coast of Mexico, triggering California’s first tropical storm watch. Former President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to delay a second trial with E. Jean Carroll has been denied. Russian shelling has left thousands of Ukrainians in the dark. And, a report ignited a major crypto sell-off.
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Leaders from the US, Japan and South Korea are meeting today for their first ever trilateral meeting. Hawaii braces for the daunting task of having to rebuild what was destroyed by the deadly fires. Hurricane Hilary is now a Category 4 storm. There’s less than a week to go before the first Republican presidential primary debate, and candidates are preparing for two scenarios. Plus, law enforcement in Southern California is tackling “flash-mob” style robberies.
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A drone was shot down over Moscow this morning, with Russia blaming Ukraine for the "attack". Former President Donald Trump reacted for the first time on camera about his latest indictment as negotiations continue over his surrender to GA officials. More than 40 million people in the US are under heat alerts, while Hurricane Hilary threatens the southwest. Year-round disasters caused by the climate crisis have drained FEMA's coffers. Plus, Starbucks has to pay more to a former worker who claims she was fired for being White.
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The head of Maui’s emergency management agency has resigned for health reasons, amid criticism for not enough warning about the wildfires. Meanwhile, thousands of people are rushing to escape wildfires in Canada. President Joe Biden is hosting the first-ever trilateral summit between the US, Japan and South Korea at Camp David. A mistrial has been declared in the case of a White father and son charged with the attempted murder of a Black FedEx driver. And, an arrest after jumping off the Eiffel Tower.
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Former President Donald Trump’s legal team wants his federal election interference trial to happen in 2026. Plus, the US has vowed to approve its allies’ transfer of F-16 fighter jets for Ukraine. Two tax charges from Hunter Biden’s collapsed plea deal have been dismissed. We have details on Facebook’s data privacy settlement and the deadline to file a claim. Lastly, Taylor Swift’s tour is expected to bring in billions in ticket sales.
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Hawaii’s governor is vowing to block predatory land grabs on Maui as several wildfires continue to burn. A Georgia sheriff’s office says it’s tracking down online threats made against grand jurors who voted to indict former President Donald Trump in the election interference case. Rising mortgage rates have reached a new milestone. A US Marine has been charged with sexual assault weeks after a girl was found in the Camp Pendleton barracks. And, we’ll tell you how extreme weather could cost you at the pump.
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More than 110 people have now died in the Maui wildfires, as a power company faces a lawsuit for its potential role in the fires. There are new threats against a judge and grand jurors involved in cases against former President Donald Trump. We'll tell you why a Kansas newspaper that was raided last week feels vindicated. 401ks are in good shape, while 2022 saw what some are calling a "rich-cession." And, we'll tell you where heavy rain is expected in the US, thanks to Hurricane Hilary.
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It doesn't look like former President Donald Trump will be taking part in next week's Republican presidential primary debate. 60 people are thought to be dead after a boat disaster off the coast of Cape Verde in West Africa. Lawmakers in North Carolina have overridden the Democrat governor’s veto on bills targeting transgender youth. We'll tell you why some brands have suspended advertising on X. Plus, Bradley Cooper's nose is attracting criticism.
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Authorities are still trying to work out exactly how many people are missing in Hawaii, as families wait for news. A CNN investigation has found evidence of a gruesome massacre in Sudan. Officials say more than 100-thousand asylum seekers have come through New York City since last spring. Authorities are investigating a series of fake bomb threats targeting synagogues across the US. Plus, there are reports the USNWT coach has resigned.
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A federal appeals court ruled that a widely used abortion pill could stay on the market for now but with limits on access. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke by phone to wrongfully detained American Paul Whelan. More people have perished in Hawaii’s wildfires as crews work to put out the flames. Women and adults in their 30s are being diagnosed with certain cancers more often. Lastly, grocery store giant Aldi is acquiring two southern supermarket staples.
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Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are negotiating details of his surrender. Traders are getting some insight about future interest rate hikes. Questions about accountability are growing surrounding the deadly Hawaii wildfires. Target’s quarterly sales tanked for the first time in six years. And, actor Alec Baldwin could be charged again in his ongoing case about the fatal shooting on his movie set.
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We'll tell you when President Joe Biden plans to visit Maui, as search and rescue efforts continue after the devastating wildfires. More homeowners are tapping into their equity for some cash, while more homes were built last month amid a low supply. There's another fight brewing on Capitol Hill over federal funding – we'll bring you all the details. Ukrainian forces say they've liberated a village in the east of the country. And, we'll tell you which state is helping 'kidfluencers' cash in next year.
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A new report warns the world is facing an "unprecedented water crisis". Locals in a Hawaiian town want repairs to focus on the people who live there, not just tourists. Rudy Giuliani says he's pretty strapped for cash because of all his legal bills. The man who famously predicted the 2008 housing market collapse is now betting big on a Wall Street crash. Plus, the result from the England vs Australia game.
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As the death toll from the Maui wildfires reaches a grim milestone, officials say they think sirens were "effectively immobilized" by the heat. Why some of former President Donald Trump's co-defendants what to move the Georgia case to federal court. Officials in Sudan say thousands of bodies have been buried in mass graves. A prosecutor in Louisiana says kids are being held in solitary confinement in the state’s adult maximum-security prison. Plus, the family depicted in "The Blind Side" responds after the man its based on takes legal action.
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Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is attempting to dismiss Georgia’s election interference case against him. In a federal investigation into the aftermath of the 2020 election, we have new details on the special counsel’s search warrant for former President Donald Trump’s direct messages from his Twitter account. North Korea claims the US soldier who crossed into its territory did so, in part, because of racial discrimination within the US military. Federal officials are easing water cuts in the Southwest after the Colorado River's remarkable turnaround. Lastly, longtime ESPN anchor Sage Steele has left the network after settling a lawsuit.
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Former President Donald Trump has ten days to surrender ahead of his impending arraignment on alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. Federal prosecutors say Hunter Biden’s plea deal to resolve a felony gun possession charge isn’t legally binding – we’ll explain. President Joe Biden made his first public comments about deadly wildfires in Hawaii after being criticized for not speaking up sooner. The mother of a six-year-old boy who shot his first-grade teacher at a Virginia elementary school pleaded guilty to a state charge. And, as cord-cutting surges, TV viewership reaches a new low.
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Former President Donald Trump announced a "major news conference" next Monday after being indicted in Georgia yesterday. President Joe Biden will address the devastating Maui wildfires today, after facing criticism. Phoenix, Arizona has broken another alarming climate record –we'll give you the details. The Biden administration is set to give out admissions guidance to universities and colleges. And, we'll tell you which team is heading to its first ever final in the Women's World Cup.
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Former President Donald Trump's legal schedule is getting pretty full, as he faces more criminal charges. As the death toll continues to rise from the Maui wildfires, questions are raised about the state's response. The Taliban is marking two years since it took control in Afghanistan. A National Guard soldier has died after suffering heat related symptoms. Plus, four surfers are rescued after 38 hours at sea.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for a fourth time - we'll bring you the latest. As officials prepare to name the victims of the Maui wildfires, the death toll rises to at least 99 people. An explosion at a gas station in Russia has killed at least 35 people. Three in ten adults or their families have been impacted by the opioid crisis. Plus, why you should start saying "hello" to your neighbors.
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The grand jury in former President Donald Trump’s 2020 election interference case in Georgia has approved ten indictments – we have the latest. Extreme heat and other challenges are impacting emergency wildfire response efforts in Hawaii. For the first time, three US military branches are operating without Senate-confirmed leaders in place. The woman charged in connection to the killing of US solider Vanessa Guillen has been sentenced. Lastly, the former NFL player depicted in the Oscar-winning film “The Blind Side” is suing the couple he claims never adopted him.
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Key witnesses testified today before a Georgia grand jury hearing evidence about former President Donald Trump and his allies' attempts to overturn the 2020 election results in the state. Despite a breakdown in Hunter Biden’s plea talks, his lawyers argue that part of his plea deal is still “valid and binding.” Six White former Mississippi officers pleaded guilty to state charges for allegedly torturing and abusing two Black men. More than a dozen young plaintiffs won a landmark climate trial in Montana. And, in the US, gas prices are rising at the pump – we’ll tell you the average cost to get around.
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Former President Donald Trump is lashing out at the Georgia DA investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in the state. A new study shows a certain kind of air pollution could impact a person’s likelihood of dementia. Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vied for voters’ attention at the Iowa State Fair. Saudi Arabia has appointed its first ambassador to Palestine. And, a house exploded outside Pittsburgh - and it’s not the first.
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Some residents of Lahaina are returning home, as Hawaii's governor says damage from the wildfires is already in the billions of dollars. Ukrainian officials say a baby is among the victims of a Russian attack, which followed what Moscow said were attacks on its territory. A possible sign the Federal Reserve may hold interest rates next month. Up to 25 people may be trapped under a collapsed temple in India, as heavy rains hit the region. Plus, Mark Zuckerberg says Elon Musk quote “isn’t serious” about their cage fight.
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As Hawaii’s death toll continues to climb, a lawsuit has been filed against the state’s main electrical provider. Sources say Georgia’s prosecutors have messages showing Trump’s team was behind a voting system breach, as a possible 4th indictment looms against the former president. Niger’s military says it has evidence to charge the country’s President with “high treason. Dozens of news organizations have condemned a police raid on a Kansas newspaper. And, another “flash mob” burglary in the LA-area.
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Thousands of Hollywood actors and writers have been on strike for weeks demanding raises, regulation of artificial intelligence, and residuals from content created for streaming services. Meanwhile, thousands of hotel workers and public sector employees in Los Angeles have also staged work stoppages as they push for better wages. However, this uptick in labor unrest goes well beyond California. In today’s episode, we look at what’s driving a surge in union membership across the country and look at how presidential politics could play a role in a potential autoworkers strike.
Guest: Vanessa Yurkevich, CNN Business and Politics Correspondent
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A new report estimates it will cost more than $5 billion to rebuild from the deadly wildfires in Maui, while emergency preparedness measures are being questioned. Six people were killed after a migrant boat sinks in the English Channel. Republican presidential candidates make their pitches at the Iowa State Fair. And Target is recalling millions of scented candles.
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Wildfires in Maui have killed at least 80 people, but that number is expected to rise. Now that the prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden has been given special counsel status, what does that mean for the investigation? Meanwhile, Republican presidential candidates descend upon the Iowa State Fair. The striking Writer’s Guild of America receives a counterproposal from the Hollywood studios. And a Women’s World Cup co-host has advanced to the semifinals for the first time.
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The death toll in Hawaii continues to soar as one food bank pleads for help to serve wildfire survivors. The Illinois Supreme Court upheld the state’s assault-style weapons ban. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been sent to jail after a federal judge revoked his bail. Fox is saying goodbye to its top lawyer. Lastly, a secretive company is on one US watchdog's radar over mysterious land purchases near a key military base in California.
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Some displaced wildfire residents in Hawaii may be allowed back into their homes today as officials coordinate efforts for more resources. A Trump-appointed US attorney is now the special counsel in Hunter Biden’s criminal probe – we have reaction from Republicans. A judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s 2020 election interference case has barred him from disclosing sensitive information in the case. A new report details the impact US inflation is having on families. And, we’ll tell you about a pill more doctors are prescribing as a way to treat sexually transmitted infections.
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FEMA says it will help search for wildfire victims in Maui, as the number of people missing remains unclear. Federal prosecutors and lawyers for Donald Trump were in court today for the first hearing in the 2020 election interference case. Republican presidential hopefuls are descending on the Iowa State Fair as they try to pitch themselves to voters. Six suspects have been detained in Ecuador following the assassination of a presidential candidate earlier this week. And, the Women’s World Cup is now guaranteed to be historic for one team.
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As the death toll is expected to rise, officials in Hawaii aren't clear how many people are missing. The Biden administration is set to start a major investment in sucking carbon out of the atmosphere. Ivory Coast is sending hundreds of troops to a standby force that could be used against Niger's coup leaders. Save the Children reports morgues in Sudan are reaching a "breaking point,” as thousands of bodies are rotting in the streets. Plus, the US hit a bleak record for suicides.
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The death toll has climbed in Hawaii, as officials call the wildfires the the largest disaster in the state’s history. The odds are higher of having an above average hurricane season. We'll tell you why the Supreme Court has blocked a $6 billion opioid settlement. Hollywood writers and studios are set to meet today as the more than 100-day strike goes on. And, regulators have given the green light to two driverless taxis companies.
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A major response effort is underway to evacuate survivors caught in a deadly wildfire raging in Hawaii. The US Supreme Court has blocked drugmaker Purdue Pharma’s $6 billion opioid settlement. Russian forces unleashed deadly strikes on a Ukrainian hotel. West African leaders ramped up their rhetoric against military coup leaders in Niger who toppled the country’s democratically elected president. Lastly, a professional gambler is making bold betting claims about golfer Phil Mickelson in an upcoming book.
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President Joe Biden is vowing to help people impacted by deadly wildfires raging across Hawaii’s Big Island and Maui. Plus, five Americans unjustly detained in Iran have been moved to house arrest – we have details. Federal prosecutors proposed that former President Donald Trump’s trial in the 2020 election interference case start days before the anniversary of the Capitol attack. 16 Michigan Republicans who served as fake electors in 2020 have been arraigned on state charges. And, Virgin Galactic launched its first crew of paying customers to space.
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Consumer prices rose year-over-year for July - but underlying inflation seems to be cooling down. New York City’s mayor is asking for more funding for thousands of asylum seekers. The White House is speaking out on Wednesday’s assassination of an Ecuadorian presidential candidate. US oil production is set to break all-time records. And, we’ll tell you what you need to be prepared for fall’s viral triple threat.
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Unprecedented wildfires have killed at least 36 people in Maui – where around 11 thousand customers are still without power. The Consumer Price Index is out this morning, showing inflation is slightly up. ProPublica is reporting Justice Clarence Thomas received more luxury gift from more billionaires. At least 17 people have been found dead and dozens more missing after a boat carrying Rohingya muslims capsized while traveling to Malaysia. And, why your Disney+ subscription may be going up, again.
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At least 36 people have died in wildfires across Hawaii - we'll bring you the latest. A federal court has struck down a decades-old law barring illegal drug users from having firearms. A state of emergency has been declared in Ecuador, following the assassination of a presidential candidate. Russia says it shot down nearly a dozen drones, including two that were headed for Moscow. Plus, some acid reflux and heartburn medications could be linked to a higher risk of dementia.
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Deadly wildfires continue to burn in Hawaii, where at least six people have died. The FBI shot and killed a man while trying to arrest him for making threats against President Joe Biden. In Ecuador, one of the candidates running for president was assassinated tonight. We have the latest on the case involving former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents. And, some Florida schools are now requiring parents to approve their child’s nicknames.
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At least six people have died from wildfires burning through parts of Maui and the Big Island — we have the latest. Sources tell CNN that we could see multiple indictments in Georgia next week, and former President Donald Trump believes he’ll be targeted. The Biden administration rolled out new restrictions on how US companies invest in China. South American countries have failed to reach an agreement on ending deforestation in the Amazon. And, more people could be coming forward against singer Lizzo.
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Evacuations are underway in Hawaii as several wildfires rage on Maui and the Big Island. President Joe Biden touts his climate credentials in an interview on the Weather Channel - and incorrectly claims he's declared a national emergency on climate. The White House says it's aware that Ukraine's counteroffensive isn't going as well as many hoped, but that "nobody wants to see them struggle." An American nurse and her daughter who were kidnapped in Haiti have been released. And, a 103-year-old woman is seeking political asylum at the US-Mexico border.
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The New York Times has gotten hold of a secret memo detailing the strategy behind former President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Dozens of people have died after another boat carrying migrants sank in the Mediterranean. A new Covid-19 variant is on the rise. Wildfires have led to evacuations in Hawaii. Plus, a family dinner ends in three guests dying from mushroom poisoning symptoms.
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In a big win for abortion rights advocates - Ohio voters have rejected an attempt to make it harder to change the state's constitution. Another legal case against former President Donald Trump will likely be presented to a grand jury next week. An investigation into rape and sexual assault at the coastguard academy was covered up at the highest levels. A winning ticket has finally been sold for the Mega Millions Jackpot. Plus, Tampa's Mayor makes a startling discovery while fishing.
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The judge overseeing the election subversion case against former President Donald Trump scheduled a key hearing for Friday. CNN projects Ohio rejected a measure today that has major implications for abortion rights. ECOWAS has approved new sanctions against Niger, but hasn’t taken military action. A new study finds older American women are potentially over-diagnosed with breast cancer. And, a jury sentenced rapper Tory Lanez to 10 years in prison for shooting rapper Megan Thee Stallion.
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After fierce storms hit much of the eastern US yesterday, more storms are expected to hit the Plains, the Southeast and New England today. The Supreme Court has agreed to let the Biden administration’s regulations on ghost guns stay in place while legal challenges play out. Police have announced that arrest warrants were issued for three men involved in the Alabama boating dock brawl — we’ll explain the charges. Americans’ credit card debt has hit a grim milestone. And, the world remembers the late Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor.
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President Joe Biden is set to unveil a national monument and climate funding today, as scientists warn July’s heat met a key threshold. Regulators have fined Wall Street firms almost $550 million dollars - and the SEC hinted that more action could be on the way. Moody’s has put six major US banks on notice for a possible credit rating downgrade - we’ll tell you why. Western officials say the assessments they’re getting on Ukraine’s counteroffensive are more and more “sobering.” And, a new study shows weight loss drug Wegovy could have a major impact on heart health.
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The world has reached a tipping point for global warming. Two strikes on a residential building in Ukraine has killed at least seven people, including responding emergency workers. 11,000 LA city workers are going on strike today. A Black woman has spoken out after she was falsely arrested while eight months pregnant. Plus, someone could win $1.55 billion tonight.
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At least two people are dead after severe storms hit the Eastern US yesterday, leaving hundreds of thousands without power. People in Ohio are voting on whether to make it harder to change the state's constitution. Nearly 100 people have been arrested in connection with an international child sex abuse ring. A judge has dismissed former President Donald Trump's counter defamation suit against E. Jean Carroll. Plus, we'll tell you how a bear delayed a flight by more than an hour.
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Former President Donald Trump’s legal team is at odds with federal prosecutors over how evidence should be handled in the 2020 election interference case. Severe storms have left more than one million customers without power in the US. Ukrainian officials say multiple people were killed after Russian missiles struck a residential area. Paramount has agreed to sell its book publishing powerhouse. And, legendary director William Friedkin has died.
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A federal judge has dismissed former President Donald Trump’s counter defamation lawsuit against author E. Jean Carroll. A former officer involved in the death of George Floyd was sentenced to more than four years in prison today. Asylum-seekers in the UK were moved to controversial housing accommodations. Millions of people in the US are under a tornado threat. And, a new study highlights issues with how Americans get their blood pressure checked.
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The clock is ticking for former President Donald Trump's legal team - we'll tell you why. Extreme and sometimes deadly weather is hitting countries around the world. The Federal Reserve could be getting closer to pulling off a "soft landing" when it comes to inflation. Niger's armed forces are bracing for a potential military intervention after a coup. Plus, the first Black mayor of a town in Alabama says he was ousted by his white predecessor.
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Security preparations are starting in Atlanta today, while we wait to see if former President Donald Trump will face more charges over the 2020 election. A woman has been arrested in connection to an alleged plot to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Gay men will now be allowed to donate blood more easily. Three people are dead after two helicopters collided in California. Plus, more details on Elon Musk's potential cage fight with Mark Zuckerberg.
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Prosecutors want to stop former President Donald Trump from sharing evidence about the 2020 election case - but his lawyers say they'll fight back. The leaders of the military coup in Niger have missed a deadline to return the country's president to power. More extreme heat and severe flooding in the US. The US National Women's Team is out of the World Cup in a shocking upset. Plus, "Barbie" hits $1 billion.
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Donald Trump was indicted Tuesday on criminal charges by a federal grand jury in special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, the latest in a series of unprecedented criminal indictments against the former President. In today’s episode, we examine the historic charges and how it appears prosecutors plan to make their case. Plus, a look at how the Republican frontrunner is expected to navigate a packed courtroom calendar while on the campaign trail.
Guest: Elie Honig, CNN Senior Legal Analyst
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Florida Gov. Ron Desantis admits 2020 election theories pushed by former President Donald Trump were untrue – but most Republican voters aren’t buying it. The FDA has approved the first pill aimed at treating postpartum depression. President Joe Biden is strongly considering designation a new national monument around the Grand Canyon. Fans of the US Women’s National Team are on edge ahead of their knockout round World Cup match against Sweden. And Mark Margolis, the actor best known for iconic role in “Breaking Bad,” has died.
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Saudi Arabia hosts representatives from dozens of countries for a summit on ending the war in Ukraine – but Russia is sitting it out. Special counsel Jack Smith wants to limit what former President Donald Trump can do with evidence in the 2020 election subversion case. A gaming influencer is charged with inciting a riot after a giveaway turns violent on the streets of Manhattan. Simone Biles returns to competitive gymnastics two years after suffering a mental block at the Olympics. And NASA restores communications with Voyager 2.
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Former President Donald Trump dropped a new ad today attacking the prosecutors who are investigating or have already brought cases against him - and they’re airing close to home. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is looking to make money off of his spat with the NBA players’ union. Saudi Arabia will host peace talks on Ukraine tomorrow, but one important country will be noticeably absent. The FCC slapped a record fine against the biggest robocall scam it has ever investigated - and you’ve probably been affected by it. Lastly, new parents struggling with depression could get some relief soon.
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Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty twice in two cases in the last 24 hours. President Joe Biden is trying to take credit for economic progress, but are voters making that connection? Russian President Vladimir Putin’s fiercest critic Alexey Navalny is facing an even longer stint in jail. The Parkland, FL community relived the deadly 2018 high school shooting today – we’ll tell you why and who was there. Plus, legendary US gymnast Simone Biles is back on the mat.
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As former President Donald Trump faces charges in three cases, we'll tell you the latest moves happening in Georgia that signal he could face potential charges there too. Another victim has been identified in the Gilgo Beach murders. Extreme heat is causing all sorts of problems, even for your bank account. There are concerns Russia's president is possibly keeping an eye on the 2024 presidential election in the US. Plus, controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been released from house arrest.
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The labor market continues to cool - we'll bring you the latest job numbers. Ukraine says it's carried out an attack near a Russian naval base. Two US Navy sailors have been accused of handing over information to China. We'll tell you why schools are being warned not to offer AP psychology classes in Florida. Plus, deforestation in the Amazon is at a six-year low.
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We'll tell you what happens next after former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to four charges. A judge says the Biden Administration can keep a controversial asylum policy in place, for now. The Parkland school shooting is being reenacted today with live gunfire. Niger's ousted president has a warning for the region. Plus, outdoor dining in New York City is here to stay.
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Former President Donald Trump talked to reporters after his latest criminal indictment. CNN projects the two young Black Tennessee statehouse Democrats who were kicked out of office this spring will win reelection. Former Mississippi law enforcement officers have pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the torture of two Black men. Russia is ramping up its offensive, while Ukraine is cooling expectations on its counteroffensive. Lastly, actress Leah Remini is suing the Church of Scientology - and she’s not the first former member to accuse it of wrongdoing.
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Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to charges related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Two US Navy sailors were arrested for allegedly sharing US national defense information with China. Mortgage rates spiked to almost 7% while markets digest recent economic data. Twitter’s rival is not doing so hot. Plus, airlines are seeing a surge in international travel demand from Americans – we’ll tell you where they’re going.
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Former President Donald Trump is just hours away from his third arrest in four months. A woman escaped a cinderblock dungeon in Oregon and now investigators are looking for more victims in other states. A woman in Louisiana is suing the makers of Ozempic and Mounjaro. Singer Lizzo breaks her silence after a lawsuit was filed by three former backup dancers. And, a federal judge has handed down a case that could impact America's free press.
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We'll hear how things are likely to go down as former President Donald Trump appears in court today. Ukraine says 10,000 civilians have been killed since Russia launched its invasion. The family of the US army private who crossed into North Korea say he’s not the type to just disappear. Americans are feeling pretty negative about the economy. Plus, how a slow runner led to an official getting suspended.
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Former President Donald Trump is due in court in Washington today. Two bodies have been found in the Rio Grande near a controversial barrier on the US-Mexico border. Israel's Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to another controversial new law. The US is preparing to evacuate people from Niger after a coup in the country. Plus, Taylor Swift had a "life changing" surprise for some of the truckers working on her tour.
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Former President Donald Trump is set to appear in court Thursday for his third indictment. Mortgage rates spiked and US stocks fell after a rating company downgraded US debt. An immigration attorney is sounding the alarm about family separation at the US-Mexico border. The leaders of Niger’s coup appear to be considering a partnership with the Wagner mercenary group. Lastly, survivors and relatives of those killed at the Tree of Life synagogue made emotional statements after today’s verdict.
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Former President Donald Trump dined with top Fox executives last night after being indicted for a third time for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. A federal grand jury sentenced the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter to death. Stocks end the day lower as the US credit rating got downgraded. There’s tension in eastern Europe – we’ll tell you why. And the feud in Florida between the governor and Disney World continues.
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A lawyer for former President Donald Trump breaks down a potential defense strategy for the charges he faces related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. A similar probe heating up down in Georgia could mean bad news for the co-conspirators cited in federal indictment against Trump. Bank of America and Fitch Ratings are at odds over their US economic outlooks. Mexico has a creative solution to their extreme drought. And, Hollywood studios invite the Writers Guild back to the negotiating table.
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We're learning new details about the judge randomly assigned to oversee former President Donald Trump's latest indictment. A new report says Russian guards tortured Ukrainians in detention camps. Deadly, extreme and record breaking rainfall has hit China. AI mammograms can help detect breast cancer earlier. Plus, we'll tell you who the US will face in their first knockout game of the World Cup.
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It's once, twice, three times indicted for former President Donald Trump, as he faces charges over the 2020 election aftermath. He's the only who's been charged so far, but we'll tell you who some of his alleged co-conspirators are. A huge fire burning in California and Nevada is causing "fire swirls" and dangerous conditions for firefighters. Ukraine says Russia's latest drone strike is an attack on "global food security". Plus, the Mega Millions Jackpot rises again.
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Former President Donald Trump is facing criminal charges for the third time in a bombshell indictment - we’ll break down what it say. The fight between Vice President Kamala Harris and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis heats up - we’ll tell you what Harris said today. One of the top credit rating agencies downgraded its rating for US debt - we’ll tell you why, and what that means for people around the world. A record number of migrants are crossing the Darien Gap, which connects South and Central America. Lastly, former dancers for Lizzo are suing the musician, alleging a hostile work environment and harassment.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for a third time for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election – we'll bring you the details. A massive wildfire straddling two western states is spawning fire whirls. The man accused of killing three women and suspected of killing a fourth in New York was in court today. Ukraine’s gain of a small village raises a larger question for the country. And Taco Bell is being accused of false advertising.
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The grand jury hearing evidence in special counsel Jack Smith's probe into Donald Trump and his allies' efforts to overturn the 2020 election is meeting today. We'll tell you how much water the Colorado River Basin is estimated to have lost. A US border patrol agent has been indicted on multiple charges. France is getting ready to evacuate hundreds of European citizens from Niger. And, the US Women's soccer team is facing criticism, after scraping through to the next round of the World Cup.
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Investigations into both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are heating up. There's some relief from the heat in parts of the US that have been sweltering. Work continues to bring an American nurse and her child home after they were kidnapped in Haiti. An American woman has been charged with conspiring to kill her husband in the Bahamas. Plus, we'll tell you why a zoo in China is having to reassure visitors that its sun bears, are in fact bears.
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Drone strikes in Moscow are on the rise, and it's taking citizens by surprise. Three GOP House chairmen say they're investigating Hunter Biden's plea deal. The military government in Myanmar has pardoned the country's former leader for some charges. People in Arkansas won't be able to access Pornhub anymore. Plus, we'll give you the results of the US' World Cup match against Portugal.
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The US is grappling with at least 64 large active fires, including one crossing the Canadian border. A suspect fired at a Jewish school in Memphis, before being shot by authorities. President Joe Biden is poised to sign off on a bill that could help the thousands of people waiting for organ transplants. US officials met with Taliban officials in Qatar - we’ll tell you what they talked about. Lastly, “Euphoria” actor Angus Cloud has died.
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Former President Donald Trump's legal team lost a bid to throw out a case in Georgia, while his leadership PAC is asking for a refund. The Idaho mother who killed her two youngest kids and her husband's ex-wife was sentenced. Israel's Supreme Court will hear a challenge to the prime minister's controversial judicial reform law in a historic first. Paul Reubens, the actor and comedian best know for playing Pee-wee Herman, has died. Plus, an e-cigarette company wants approval to make a new vape.
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The worker accused of trying to delete security footage from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate appeared in court today. President Joe Biden has launched his new student loan repayment website. As the US braces for more heat, a huge chunk of ice in Antarctica is missing. After 99 years in the trucking business, Yellow has closed down – we'll tell you the ripple effect it could cause. The Mega Millions jackpot is now more than $1 billion.
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Former President Donald Trump's legal worries aren't going away, but neither are his supporters. At least 54 people have been killed in a suicide bomber attack in Pakistan. US officials are working to find an American woman and her child after they were kidnapped in Haiti. A mother is suing police officers in Tennessee for allegedly standing by while her son drowned. Plus, more upsets at the World Cup.
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A worker from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort is due in court today. Ukraine says "war is returning to Russia" as drones were intercepted over the weekend. An American and her child have been kidnapped in Haiti. Delta Air Lines has been accused of continuing to serve a drunk man alcohol, after he allegedly groped a woman and her 16 year old daughter. Plus, a typo leads to a family being pulled over at gunpoint.
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A new group of drugs for type 2 diabetes and obesity have shown to be more effective for weight loss than any previous medications. Some medications like Ozempic and Wegovy have surged in popularity thanks in part to celebrity use. But who should be taking them? And are they safe? In today’s episode, we break down the future of the weight loss industry and examine why some of these medications could also help curb addictive behaviors.
Guest: Meg Tirrell, CNN Medical Correspondent
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Extreme heat is baking millions of Americans as the world endures the hottest July on record. Meanwhile, scorching temperatures are also threatening coral reefs off the Florida coast. A recent report finds America is failing to provide adequate mental health support to mothers. And as Paris prepares for the 2024 Olympics, Katie Ledecky is already setting records.
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Former President Donald Trump doesn’t address new charges brought by special counsel Jack Smith at a large gathering of Republican presidential candidates. Russian president Vladimir Putin meets with African leaders about the war in Ukraine, while Ukrainians fight back from the sea. Experts see a late summer Covid-19 surge coming, but it may not last for long. And remnants of Emperor Nero’s theater have been unearthed in Rome.
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Former President Donald Trump headlined a long list of GOP presidential hopefuls at a dinner in Iowa. And it turns out Trump returned a document to the National Archives that he had claimed wasn’t real. Ukraine’s counteroffensive is ramping up, as Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted African countries at a summit. Payouts to workers didn’t grow as quickly in the second quarter - and the Fed is probably happy about that. Lastly, Redditors are trying to send Tupperware “to the moon.”
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The fallout continues from the latest indictment against former president Donald Trump and two associates - we’ll tell you what was on Mar-a-Lago surveillance footage. Leaders of a military coup in Niger have suspended the country’s constitution - we’ll tell you who they’ve put in power. President Joe Biden pitched his “Bidenomics” agenda in Maine at a campaign stop, but how are consumers feeling? House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is catching flak from within his own party for walking away from a spending deal - and potentially setting up a government shutdown in the fall. And, Arizona is so hot, it’s killing some cacti.
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Former President Donald Trump is speaking out after facing new charges in the special counsel's classified documents probe. We’ll break down the latest data the Federal Reserve looks at to make rate hike decisions. Afghans who were promised a new home in the US are being returned to the country they fled. Record breaking heat is testing the power grid. Plus, Bronny James is home and recovering, as the 911 call from his collapse is released.
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We'll tell you more about the security footage at the heart of new charges against former President Donald Trump. Chaos continues after the coup in Niger. The White House is changing how the military deals with sexual assault and other serious crimes. This year's Primetime Emmy Awards have been postponed. Plus, a Japanese city advises new mothers on how to please their husbands.
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Former President Donald Trump is facing new charges over his alleged handling of classified documents. Heat will peak in the Northeast today, as we're warned that global warming is now "global boiling". Israel's Prime Minister is standing by his controversial changes to the country's judicial system. A woman has accused billionaire investor Leon Black of raping her when she was 16. Plus, Taylor Swift fans "Shake It Off" a little too hard.
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The special counsel investigating the Mar-a-Lago classified docs case doled out more charges today - including to a new defendant. In a CNN exclusive, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talked about his controversial judicial reform law. Niger’s military has backed coup leaders. The Department of Justice announced a civil rights investigation into the city of Memphis and its police department. Lastly, Taylor Swift fans partied so hard last week, seismologists took note.
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President Joe Biden unveiled measures to tackle extreme heat, as some 150 million Americans are under heat alerts. Donald Trump’s defense lawyers met with special counsel Jack Smith - we’ll tell you how Trump reacted. The Supreme Court clears the way for a controversial pipeline. Tourists are being evacuated on a popular Greek island amid a wave of wildfires. And, we’ll break down how blockbusters “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” are impacting consumer spending.
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GDP grew by much more than expected last quarter, as the Federal Reserve gives its latest recession prediction. Former President Donald Trump’s team is meeting with Special Counsel Jack Smith, while President Joe Biden’s son’s plea deal falls apart. Scientists are confident this month is going to be the planet’s hottest ever. Russian President Vladimir Putin promises to give grain to some countries, while a key grain export port in Ukraine was attacked. Plus, an unlikely duo on Capitol Hill is teaming up against Big Tech.
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As 40% of Americans deal with extreme heat, the nation's largest power grid issues an emergency alert. We’ll tell you what’s next for Hunter Biden after yesterday’s court drama. It's unclear who is in charge in the central African nation of Niger. Conversion therapy for minors has been banned in Michigan. Plus, PSG soccer star Kylian Mbappé refuses to meet with the Saudi Arabian club that made a record bid for him.
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World leaders are worried we could be heading towards a global food crisis as Russia continues to pummel a vital Ukrainian port. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell freezes during a press conference. Twelve people were injured after a crane collapsed in New York City. Soldiers in Niger say they've removed the country's president from power. Plus, team USA and the Netherlands met again in the World Cup.
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The Department of Justice made a bid to fast-track its lawsuit against Texas’s floating barriers in the Rio Grande. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze mid-sentence during his weekly press conference today. Prosecutors are accusing the disgraced former leader of FTX of witness tampering. A new rule from the Department of Transportation will make bathrooms on many aircraft more accessible - but it’ll take a while. Lastly, the US women’s soccer team faces off against an archrival.
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The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates again today, after a brief pause. Hunter Biden’s plea deal over federal tax charges was put on hold after a dramatic day in court. West African leaders say an attempted coup is underway in Niger - we’ll tell you the latest. More than 120 million people are set to be under heat alerts across the US in the coming days. And, Ireland’s public broadcaster reports singer Sinéad O’Connor has died.
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The heatwave is expanding across the US and the high temperatures are threatening the environment and people's health. In a surprise twist, a judge didn't accept the plea deal Hunter Biden and prosecutors struck over tax and gun charges. The Homeland Security Secretary is facing House Republicans over his handling of the US-Mexico border. Some lawmakers want more transparency about UFOs - we'll bring you the details. And, a London jury has given its verdict in Kevin Spacey’s sexual assault trial.
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The extreme heatwave hitting the US is expanding and more than 100 million people are under heat alerts. Climate change could cause the collapse of a vital ocean current system, affecting "every person on Earth." Israel's Supreme Court says it won't temporarily block a controversial new law. A new postpartum depression pill shows promising results. Plus, swimming in the river Seine could be coming back next year.
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The Fed will decide whether to raise interest rates today, while Americans are feeling pretty positive about the economy. Hunter Biden is expected to plead guilty in federal court this morning. China's foreign minister has been fired, and he hasn't been seen in public for a month. The Government is investigating Harvard over its admissions policy. Plus, Skittles is adding an interestingnew flavor.
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Rising ocean temperatures are prompting a major effort to save Florida's coral reefs. On the eve before Hunter Biden’s plea hearing, a judge is threatening to sanction one of his lawyers – we have the latest. The Biden administration proposed a new rule to bridge the gap between mental and physical health care. We have details on Ukraine’s counteroffensive near a key city in its war with Russia. Lastly, President Joe Biden is honoring the life and legacy of Emmett Till and his mother in a big way.
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We start with the Biden Administration - its controversial asylum policy has been blocked by a federal judge, and we’ll tell you why. Plus, the Teamsters union has a reached a deal with UPS and may have avoided a strike - we take you inside the negotiations. We’re following developments on the health of a former US marine who was injured while fighting for Ukraine. Attorneys for the man accused of killing four Idaho students suggest their client has an alibi. And finally, we have an update on Bronny James - who suffered a cardiac arrest during basketball practice.
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The ongoing heatwave in the US is set to make the Midwest the hottest it’s been all year. We break down the latest economy readings, as the Federal Reserve meets to discuss interest rate hikes. Republican lawmakers in Alabama seem to be defying a Supreme Court order – we'll explain. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy elevates his impeachment talk against President Joe Biden. Plus, women are reporting alarming side effects from diabetes drugs prescribed for weight loss.
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We're learning more about the investigation into former President Donald Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Scientists say the current heat could feel like a "cool summer" by future standards. Doctors are striking in Israel after controversial judicial reforms. A former US Marine is fighting extradition. Plus, a 16 year old girl makes world cup history.
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Without human-induced climate change, the heatwaves hitting the world would be "virtually impossible", according to a new report. The Justice Department is suing Texas over floating border barriers. UPS and the Teamsters are meeting for talks, as a strike deadline looms. Mines have been found at a nuclear power plant in Ukraine. Plus, we'll tell you which NFL player has been suspended for gambling.
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The Justice Department is suing the state of Texas over floating barriers used to deter migrants at the border. Investigators are scrutinizing a meeting where former President Donald Trump praised US election security protections. Alabama police are referring to a woman's disappearance after calling about a baby on the interstate as a “hoax.” More than 90 prison security agents are being held hostage by inmates in different prisons in Ecuador. And, you no longer have to worry about unannounced visits from the IRS.
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We start with the White House’s response to the Israeli parliament’s vote to weaken its Supreme Court. Plus, Ukraine’s defense minister spoke about Ukraine’s counteroffensive and the country’s prospects of joining NATO in an exclusive interview with CNN. We’re following new developments on a US soldier who crossed into North Korea last week. Investigators are using technology to search the home of the Gilgo Beach killings suspect. And, we’ll explain why Europe’s largest airline fears air travel demand may soon die down.
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Israeli lawmakers have voted to make the country's Supreme Court weaker, as protests and boycotts take place. Texas is ready to fight the Biden administration in court over some floating barriers at the southern border. We'll get a good read on the US economy this week, as the Dow is on a winning streak. Mass shootings have hit a grim milestone in the US. Plus, we'll bring you the latest results as the Women's World Cup heats up.
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We starting with breaking news that Israeli lawmakers have passed a controversial reform bill. Parts of the US are so hot, some people are getting life-threatening burns from the pavements. Ukraine has fired drones over Moscow. The UN Command says conversations have started with North Korea over the US soldier who crossed into the country. An unarmed Black man has been attacked by a police dog, even though he surrendered with his hands up. Plus, Elon Musk rebrands Twitter.
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Extreme heat continues to stifle parts of the US, and it's also hitting the economy. After months of protests, Israeli lawmakers hold a crucial vote today. Texas could get sued if it doesn't remove floating barriers from the Rio Grande. Seven Republican presidential candidates have reached the polling criteria to take part in next month's debate. Plus, "Barbie" comes out on top over "Oppenheimer".
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Throughout the month of July, scorching temperatures have broken records on several continents — the latest in a trend caused by the climate crisis. Meanwhile, in the US, extreme rainfall has led to devastating floods and toxic wildfire smoke has drifted down from Canada, prompting unhealthy air alerts in multiple cities. In today’s episode, we break down why this moment is uniquely dangerous and look at how the climate crisis is already forcing people’s hands about where to live.
Guest: Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent
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Thousands of Israelis march to Jerusalem ahead of a critical vote to weaken the power of its courts. The special counsel investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election has contacted Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp. Plus, we’ll break down the theory investigators are working on involving the suspect in the Gilgo Beach serial killings case. More states want to let younger teens work as bartenders. Lastly, you still have a shot at winning the Mega Millions jackpot.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed his country’s counteroffensive against Russia as Moscow unleashed more deadly strikes overnight. Alabama’s governor approved a new congressional map that has civil rights group vowing to take new legal action. More than 300,000 children’s cups have been recalled because they contain high levels of lead. Actor Jamie Foxx speaks about his health scare in a new video. And, the US Women’s National Team defeated Vietnam in their shot at a third straight World Cup.
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Vice President Kamala Harris slammed Florida’s new standards for teaching Black history. Media outlets, including CNN, have asked a judge to unseal search warrants in former President Donald Trump’s classified documents probe. New Jersey is suing to stop New York City’s congestion pricing plan. We’ll break down a new CDC report on e-cigarette use and young adults. Lastly, a man who authorities say stole 200,000 chocolate eggs has been sentenced.
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The Justice Department says it plans to sue Texas over its border crisis operation against migrants. Plus, Russian authorities made an arrest that suggests the Kremlin is cracking down on dissent in the wake of its private military group’s brief rebellion. Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen has reached a settlement for unpaid legal fees. Seven major tech companies have agreed to put safeguards around the development of artificial intelligence. And, soccer star Lionel Messi makes his US soccer debut tonight while the US Women’s National Team faces off with Vietnam.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected in court next year after being charged with mishandling classified documents. Millions of Americans continue to swelter in brutal heat – we'll tell you the new challenges it poses for leaders and workers. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is going after Bud Light’s parent company. Legendary singer Tony Bennett dies at age 96. And the much anticipated 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' films premier today.
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Global food prices are at risk of surging because of Russian strikes on Ukraine and India’s ban on some rice exports - we’ll tell you more. The White House says several leading AI companies are committing to put their new systems through outside testing. A new report says homicides and other violent crimes rates are declining in dozens of US cities, but there’s a catch. Extreme heat will create an extra $1 billion dollars in health care costs every summer. Plus, Australia is warning to keep dingos out of your selfies.
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A Russian missile attack has struck grain warehouses in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa. Hundreds of thousands of customers are without power after severe storms hit parts of the US, while more flooding could hit parts of the northeast. A graphic video showing two women forced by a mob to walk naked and then assaulted has sparked outrage in India. NASA scientists warn the record breaking heat around the world could get worse next year. Plus, a teen mom is arrested for allegedly trying to hire a hitman to kill her son.
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A grand jury heard evidence on efforts to overturn the 2020 election – we’ll tell you who testified. Plus, Chinese hackers breached US government officials' email accounts. Two pregnant migrants tell CNN Texas National Guard soldiers denied them water. A new study has some alarming implications for how sea levels could rise. Lastly, the NFL’s Washington Commanders officially have a new owner.
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The White House is responding to the threat of new Russian attacks since Moscow pulled out of a crucial grain deal with Ukraine. A bill that would create a code of ethics for US Supreme Court justices cleared a hurdle in the Senate. Lawmakers grilled presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a hearing about censorship and misinformation. The suspect’s wife in the Gilgo Beach murders investigation may have unknowingly played a key role in her husband’s arrest. And, hundreds of demonstrators stormed the Swedish embassy in Iraq to protest another planned burning of the Quran in Stockholm.
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The federal grand jury looking at the special counsel’s probe into the aftermath of the 2020 election is meeting today. CNN’s Kylie Atwood explains what we know and don’t know about the US solider who crossed the military border into North Korea. We’ll tell you how female soccer players fare financially compared to their male counterparts at World Cups, as the women’s tournament kicks off. Another entertainment industry is set to strike. And Congress is trying to get to the bottom of UFOs.
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As the grand jury is set to convene, we're learning more about the charges former President Donald Trump could be facing. Russia has targeted Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea again, as an EU official warns of a “huge food crisis in the world.” A CNN investigation shows Texas’ abortion restrictions may be fueling a sudden spike in infant mortality. Florida’s Education Board has approved controversial new standards on teaching Black history. And, a lion could be on the loose in Germany's capital.
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Former President Donald Trump is facing another possible indictment as a grand jury is expected to meet today - we’ll bring you the details from Trump’s team. The Women’s World Cup has kicked off after a deadly shooting in the host city. New York City will begin handing out 60-day removal notices some migrants staying in emergency shelters. Misdiagnoses in the US are leading to hundreds of thousands of deaths and permanent disabilities every year. Plus, why the best advice for the Powerball winner is to keep their mouth shut.
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We begin with a deadly shooting in Auckland, New Zealand hours before the city hosts the Women’s World Cup. Plus, a tornado in North Carolina damaged a Pfizer plant and shut down a major interstate. Two IRS whistleblowers testified about a criminal investigation into Hunter Biden - we'll hear from one of them. The Dow is on an eight-day winning streak after more companies reported strong second quarter earnings. Lastly, NBCUniversal is being investigated after it trimmed trees where Hollywood union members are picketing during a heat wave.
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The leader of the Russian mercenary group Wagner may have been spotted in public – we have the latest. Former President Donald Trump’s request for a new trial in the E. Jean Carroll civil case has been denied. We’re learning new details about an Alabama woman’s mysterious disappearance last week after stopping to help a toddler she says she saw walking on the interstate. Then, we’ll tell you what a new study says about the role structural racism may play in mass shootings. And, we’ll break down your chances of winning two big lottery jackpots.
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Israel’s President Isaac Herzog speaks in front of Congress, a day after a resolution affirming support for the Jewish state was passed in the House. Over 70 million people are under heat alerts in the US. The CDC says opioids are involved in most multi-drug overdose deaths. The Gilgo beach serial killing investigation has expanded. And, Country Music Television pulled a country music star's controversial music video.
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Former President Donald Trump’s legal worries have grown recently, as his lawyers explained in court. Flash flooding from heavy rain has hit Kentucky while Hawaii's Big Island is under a state of emergency. Hundreds of thousands in Sudan have fled the homes in just the past week, as the civil war rages. Police have executed a search warrant in the investigation into Tupac Shakur's murder. And, a man and his dog have been rescued after 3 months at sea.
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Former President Donald Trump is going on the offensive, after announcing he’s the target of a criminal probe into overturning the 2020 election results. We have more details about the US soldier believed to be in North Korean custody after willingly crossing over. Russia has attacked the Ukrainian city of Odesa for a second night in a row. Record heat continues around the world, and floods are threatening the iconic Taj Mahal. Plus, you can now use "Taco Tuesday" without any legal consequences.
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Former President Donald Trump’s case into his alleged mishandling of classified documents seems unlikely to go to trial this year – we have the latest from court. Plus, a slate of Trump’s fake electors in Michigan have been charged in a scheme to overturn the state’s 2020 election results. North Korea carried out another round of missile launches today. A former Northwestern University football player is suing the school and its recently fired head coach. Lastly, AT&T shares fell to their lowest closing price in 30 years – we’ll explain the brutal sell-off on Wall Street.
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We begin with the impact dangerous heat is having on the planet as parts of the US brace for storms. Former President Donald Trump could soon face charges in a criminal probe about efforts to overturn the 2020 election – we’ll hear from one of his GOP allies. President Joe Biden met with Israel's president at the White House today. We have new information on a US soldier detained by North Korea. And, researchers break down a possible link between opioids and dementia.
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A US Army soldier appeared to voluntary cross the demarcation line into North Korea and is believed to be detained. Donald Trump says Special Counsel Jack Smith told the former president he’s a target of the criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Adult migrants are held in border facilities too long amid recent policy changes by the Biden administration. Senator Joe Manchin is openly flirting with a third-party presidential run. And, Travis Scott may have to cancel his sold-out concert in Egypt next week.
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Heat records are being broken across the US, and a trip to Europe or Asia won't get you out of the soaring temperatures. An American has crossed into North Korea and is being detained. The US and its allies are struggling with providing ammunition to Ukraine. Oregon officials believe the mysterious deaths of four young women are connected. Plus, the man accused of leaking classified documents on social media says he wants the same treatment as former President Donald Trump.
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Smoke and heat continue to pound the US, while the heatwave is hitting Europe and Asia, which is also seeing torrential flooding. That's why US Climate Envoy John Kerry is in China, for talks on how the world's two biggest polluters can tackle the climate crisis. A Texas trooper alleges they were told to push migrants back into the water to Mexico – and not give them water to drink. A study shows hearing aids could cut the risk of cognitive decline by almost half. Plus, would you fork over $110k to see Lionel Messi's US debut?
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Georgia’s Supreme Court has dismissed former President Donald Trump’s bid to shut down the state’s 2020 election probe – we have the latest. Plus, a judge has temporarily blocked Iowa's six-week abortion ban. A Democratic congresswoman is getting criticized from members on both sides of the aisle over her comments about Israel. Europe could break its heat record. Lastly, we’ll tell you how underground climate change is posing infrastructure problems.
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We begin with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s response to a strike on key bridge in Crimea. Plus, the FDA has approved a new antibody to protect infants from RSV. Taiwan’s vice president is planning transit to the US. A second drug that’s been proven to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s may be approved in the US this year. And, you have another opportunity at trying your luck in tonight’s Powerball drawing.
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We start with the record-breaking heat wave in the US, with millions facing dangerously hot weather. Senator Joe Manchin is speaking at an event in New Hampshire, fueling worries he may be considering a third-party presidential bid. In Iran, the morality police will resume patrols after months of protest over Mahsa Amini’s death. Authorities have new information about the suspect in the Gilgo beach killings. And, college tuition prices keep getting higher and higher.
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Russia is "terminating" its participation in a crucial grain deal ahead of its expiry later today. It's been hot and smokey in different parts of the US. Despite an arrest, a top investigator tells CNN the investigation does on in the Gilgo Beach serial killings case. Calls are being made for stimulus in China, as economic recovery continues losing steam. And, a fan and their camera cause a spectacular crash at the Tour de France.
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The heat will be sticking around this week after records were broken in parts of the US. We'll tell you about a deadly strike on a bridge connecting Russia and Crimea, as Moscow ends the grain deal with Ukraine. A suspect is dead following one of two mass shootings this weekend. Former Twitter Africa employees say they've been “ghosted” by the company since being laid off. Plus, the new Queen and King of Wimbledon.
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The 2023 Women’s World Cup gets underway this week in Australia and New Zealand, featuring the largest field in tournament history. It comes a year after US Soccer and the United States Women’s National Team struck a deal over equal pay. However, advocates say many disparities remain between the men's and women’s games on the global stage. In today’s episode, we examine what strides towards equality are being made and get a preview of this year’s top teams and players.
Guest: Amanda Davies, CNN Sports Anchor
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New details emerge about the operation that led to the arrest of a man suspected of killing multiple women on Long Island, New York more than a decade ago. Former President Donald Trump takes the stage in Florida after giving an Iowa event the cold shoulder. California is restricting state-funded travel to some states that have recently passed anti-LGBTQ legislation. Unseeded Markéta Vondroušová makes tennis history at Wimbledon. And a federal appeals court rules Microsoft can close its merger with Activision, a move that could reshape the gaming industry.
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Heat records continue to fall across the Southwest. Fundraising data shows former Vice President Mike Pence lags far behind his Republican rivals ahead of the first GOP debate. An escaped inmate remains on the run in northern Pennsylvania. Lottery jackpots grow after multiple drawings did not produce a big winner. And three designers take fast fashion brand Shein to court over copyright infringement.
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Several states are under air quality advisories from new wildfires in Canada – we have the latest. Plus, we’ll tell you which state joins a list of others passing sweeping abortion restrictions. We’re learning new details about the investigation into the suspect charged in connection with the Gilgo Beach serial killings in Long Island, New York. We’re following new developments in a probe about former President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. Lastly, restrictions on Japanese food imports to Europe have been lifted.
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Russian President Vladmir Putin said the country’s private mercenary group “simply does not exist” in a recent interview. Some of the biggest banks are reporting higher profits for the second quarter. CDC funding cuts may deal a blow to state and local health departments. A man has pleaded not guilty in connection to three murders in a string of Long Island, New York serial killings near a popular beach. And, the jackpots for the Mega Millions and Powerball are up with both drawings happening back-to-back.
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The House passes the annual defense policy bill after adopting controversial amendments. The extreme heat beating down on the western US is only going to get more intense. The FTC is investigating the maker of ChatGPT – we'll tell you why. The Biden administration says it's wiping away more than $39 billion in student debt in the coming weeks. Plus, pressure is on for the Barbie movie to make a profit.
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The heat continues for millions in the US, and around the world. Hundreds of children have died or disappeared trying to cross the central Mediterranean Sea this year. India has launched a mission to explore the lunar south pole. If you forgot to file your taxes in the early pandemic days, you'd better hurry. Plus, we'll tell you why an Ohio plastic surgeon has lost her medical license.
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Actors will be joining writers on the picket lines today - we'll tell you what they want from major Hollywood studios. The annual defense bill is hanging in the balance as the House added several controversial amendments to it. Food assistance could be cut off to nearly 5 million kids in the US, if a handful of states don’t act by today. The WHO says Aspartame could cause cancer in humans, but there's not a rush to ban it. And, France is going to pay people to repair their clothes.
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Two members of former President Donald Trump’s inner circle testified before the grand jury investigating the aftermath of the 2020 election. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin addressed the decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine and abortion access in the military. Plus, we’re learning more about a Chinese hacking operation that breached US government email systems. A committee for the World Health Organization says a popular artificial sweetener may be linked to cancer. Lastly, late singer Lisa Marie Presley’s cause of death is revealed.
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Lawmakers are criticizing the US Coast Guard over how it mishandled sexual assault allegations - we have the latest from a hearing. A key inflation gauge cooled last month to its lowest level in nearly three years. President Joe Biden says Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s hold on military promotions endangers national security. An Italian court’s ruling on a groping incident at a high school is sparking outrage. And, for the first time in more than 60 years, Hollywood actors and writers go on strike.
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A jury has decided that the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter is eligible for the death penalty. The FDA approves the first over-the-counter contraception in the US. The Secret Service doesn't know who left a bag of cocaine at the White House last week. President Joe Biden says Nordic countries and allies are working "in lockstep" for a safer future. And, Disney's CEO is staying for another two years and weighed in on how the company might adapt.
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Arizona's hot streak is about to get hotter, with the rest of the US not far behind. Tens of thousands of Hollywood actors are set to strike after talks with major studios and streaming services failed. More than 3 million people have been forced to flee their homes in Sudan, as fighting continues and a mass grave is found. The FTC says it’s going to appeal a judge’s decision to allow the 69-billion-dollar Microsoft/Activision Blizzard deal. Plus, we'll tell you why so many critical US submarines are waiting for repairs.
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President Joe Biden is in Finland for a summit with Nordic leaders, hot off the heels of a successful NATO summit. A judge has approved a reenactment of the 2018 Parkland school shooting - we'll tell you why. An Arizona man is suing Fox News over a January 6th conspiracy theory. EU lawmakers have narrowly voted for a flagship nature law. And, Elon Musk is launching a company focused on AI.
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We start with a severe storm system hitting parts of the eastern US. Plus, a high-profile Russian general says the country’s defense ministry fired him from his post after speaking out– we’ll hear details. Police are looking for a suspect who killed a pedestrian during a traffic stop in Washington, D.C. We have new developments on the search for an inmate with survivalist skills who broke out of jail last week in Pennsylvania. Lastly, new economic data on inflation is giving investors new hope.
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President Joe Biden pledged his commitment to Ukraine at the end of a NATO summit in Lithuania. Thousands of Farmers Insurance customers in Florida will have to change providers. A man arrested in former President Barack Obama’s Washington D.C. neighborhood with weapons will remain in custody. Plus, we’ll tell you about a deadly greyhound bus crash in Illinois. And, rising tennis star Chris Eubanks’ Wimbledon run comes to an end.
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Inflation has been cooling for one year straight. An important NATO summit is coming to a close, but Ukraine didn't get everything it wanted. US tax prep companies have allegedly been sharing people's private data with tech giants for years. The FBI director is in the hot seat today. Plus, some Republican 2024 candidates are trying some unorthodox fundraising methods.
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President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are meeting on the sidelines of a NATO summit. Vermont's governor warns that the risk from floods isn't over yet. Japan says North Korea has the capabilities to strike them with nuclear equipped missiles. Hackers in China have breached some US government emails. Plus, actors in the US are on the brink of a strike.
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People across the US are feeling the impact of man-made climate change. Ukraine's President will sit down with President Joe Biden today, but he's not likely to get everything he wants. Iowa's state House has voted to ban abortion as early as six weeks, now the bill heads to the state Senate. California has spent billions on trying to solve homelessness, but the problem got worse. Plus, a free solo climber falls to their death.
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We begin with North Korea firing what appears to be a long-range ballistic missile off its east coast, according to South Korean officials. Plus, NATO's chief says the alliance has made changes to allow Ukraine to join in the future. The Justice Department has reversed course about former President Donald Trump’s immunity in the E. Jean Carroll civil case. Millions of people across more than a dozen states are under heat alerts. A convicted murderer and former follower of Charles Manson is out of prison. Lastly, we have the verdict in a prolonged battle over the late singer Aretha Franklin’s will.
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We begin by breaking down some key talking points NATO leaders discussed about Russia’s war in Ukraine during a summit in Lithuania. A Georgia grand jury that’s expected to consider charges against former President Donald Trump and his allies for trying to overturn the 2020 election results has been sworn in. Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville has condemned White nationalists after initially refusing to denounce them. Bank of America has been ordered to pay for violating consumer financial protection laws. And, two big lottery jackpots are up for grabs.
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President Joe Biden meets with other NATO leaders today, with Ukraine's push to join the organization front and center. Severe weather is hitting large swaths of the US this summer - we'll tell you more about what's going on and why. Iowa kicks off a special session that could force the GOP's 2024 presidential candidates to take a stance on abortion. Northwestern University has fired its head football coach over hazing allegations. And, we'll tell you why comedian Sarah Silverman is suing Meta and the creator of ChatGPT.
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NATO has kicked off a high stakes summit in Europe and Ukraine is still pushing for membership. Fighters in Sudan have been accused of carrying out executions and other war crimes. A grand jury is being selected today that will decide whether former President Donald Trump should face charges for trying to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. The White House has announced new measures to fight overdoses from "tranq dope". Plus, it's getting even harder to get homeowner insurance in California.
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President Joe Biden has approved an emergency declaration in Vermont as the Northeast tries to recover from flooding. NATO leaders are kicking off a two day summit, and celebrating Sweden's new membership. Protestors are promising a "day of disruptions" in Israel. Police in Pennsylvania are looking for an escaped inmate with survival skills. Plus, there are concerns about Threads and the 2024 elections.
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We begin with President Joe Biden’s expected meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a NATO summit this week. A request from an aide and co-defendant of former President Donald Trump in the classified documents case has the special counsel pushing back. The US Air Force is suspending personnel moves and bonuses. We’re following new developments into the discovery of a missing 14-year-old girl in a Marine Corps barracks in California. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a pageant winner who made history.
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The NATO chief says Turkey has agreed to support Sweden's bid to join the alliance. Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar is recovering from an attack in federal prison - we have details. An Israeli bill that would overhaul the country's judicial system reached a key milestone today. The Marine Corps is without a confirmed leader for the first time in more than century - we'll explain the hold up. And, we'll tell you which metro area is getting hit the hardest by rising inflation.
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Millions of people are under flood alerts in the northeastern US. President Joe Biden is in Europe for a big NATO meeting. Prosecutors in California have secured a first-of-its-kind conviction over a fentanyl death. Wagner's leader met with President Vladimir Putin after his short-lived rebellion in Russia late last month. Plus, more US cities are on a mission to make public transit free.
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President Joe Biden is in London, where he'll likely have to defend one of his recent decisions on Ukraine. The UN is warning that Sudan is on the brink of a "full-scale civil war". Five members of Jehovah’s Witnesses congregations have been charged with child sexual abuse. We'll tell you why Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer wants an investigation into Prime Energy drinks. Plus, Harry Styles takes a hit to the face during a concert.
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President Joe Biden has been speaking exclusively to CNN ahead of a high stakes trip to Europe. Flooding in New York has left at least one person dead. Three children and three adults have been killed in an attack outside a kindergarten in China. Police have released some surprising new details about the mass shooting in Philadelphia last week. Plus, Elton John says goodbye to touring.
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At least 12 candidates have announced a run for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, setting up a crowded field ahead of the first primary debate next month. Former President Donald Trump still holds a strong lead in polling despite multiple criminal indictments, so will any candidate be able to unseat him? We look at exactly who is running and examine the different visions of the Republican party they are pitching to voters.
Guest: Jake Tapper, CNN Anchor and Chief Washington Correspondent
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The US’ promise to provide Ukraine with cluster munitions has advocacy groups concerned, we tell you why. The Dutch government has collapsed over opposing immigration views, we explain what happened. A Charles Manson follower is one step closer to being released on parole after 52 years. A New Mexico spa is under investigation after HIV cases have been linked to treatments received at the establishment.
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The White House has confirmed talks with Russia to retrieve an American journalist are in the works. The USDA is working to remedy decades of discrimination against farmers of color, we tell you how. US malaria cases are ticking up in Florida. Record breaking temperatures are here to stay until the end of the season. And if you’re feeling lucky, the Powerball has its 10th largest prize in history tonight.
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President Joe Biden explains his decision to send controversial cluster munitions to Ukraine in a new military aid package. Plus, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Turkey supports his nation’s bid to join NATO. Two men have been arrested in connection to a fatal shooting in Fort Worth, Texas. University of Idaho says it has consent to demolish a home where four students were murdered last year. Lastly, a thumbs up emoji is at the center of a contract dispute – we’ll explain.
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The White is defending its decision to provide controversial cluster munitions in its new military aid package for Ukraine. A man who shot and killed 23 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas in 2019 has been sentenced. A teen is in custody in connection to a fatal shooting at a block party in Baltimore. An attorney disciplinary panel has recommended that Rudy Giuliani be disbarred in Washington, D.C. And, we’ll tell you how New York is ramping up security measures after recent suspected shark attacks.
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The US economy added fewer jobs than expected last month - we'll tell you what that could mean for the Fed's next decision on interest rates. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has been meeting with an important player in China. The shipping industry makes a climate promise that's underwhelming for some. New York and New Jersey are getting billions of dollars to fix a crumbling rail tunnel, while beefing over a new NYC commuter tax. Plus, Meta's new social media site Threads has had a great 24 hours.
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The latest jobs report shows the labor market is weakening, which could impact the Fed's decision on whether to raise interest rates again. The world has reached record breaking temperatures for the last four days in a row. The Biden administration wants to crack down on short term health insurance. The head of a nuclear watch dog says Japan's plan to release nuclear wastewater in the ocean is the best option. Plus, we'll tell you why "Peaky Blinders" aren't happy with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
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The dangerous heat being felt in parts of the US isn't over, as the world faces record temperatures. Rescue efforts have finished in a Ukrainian city after a final body was found following a Russian strike. GOP Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has been kicked out of the House Freedom Caucus. Food delivery apps are suing New York City over a minimum wage law. Plus, Britney Spears says she was hit in the face by a security guard protecting an NBA player.
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The first drug shown to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease gets full FDA approval. Plus, we'll tell you what a new round of military aid for Ukraine is expected to include that's considered controversial. GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been ousted from the House Freedom Caucus. Six companies have been called out for selling THC products that resemble popular children’s snacks. Lastly, the rivalry between Twitter and Meta’s new app Threads could turn into a new legal challenge – we have details.
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A strong labor market report is raising fears on Wall Street. Plus, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko weighs in on the chances of Russia’s mercenary group moving to the country. The Biden administration has approved the largest offshore wind farm in US history. The owner of the Titan submersible that fatally imploded during a trip to the Titanic last month has suspended operations. And, the case of a man reported missing as a teen years ago takes an unexpected turn.
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Former President Donald Trump's classified documents co-defendant has pleaded not guilty. The DOJ plans to appeal a ruling that hinders the Biden administration's efforts to flag social media content it deems as misinformation. Battles over abortion access are happening all over the country, as a study looks at the impact on births in one state with a restrictive law on the books. People are asking questions about the whereabouts of the Wagner mercenary group leader who tried to take on the Kremlin. Plus, passport processing delays aren't going to get better anytime soon.
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Record heat is being felt around the world as climate change takes a toll on the Earth's temperature. The investigation into the Philadelphia mass shooting may take a while. Where is Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin? US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen is in China. Plus, the FDA decides whether to give a promising Alzheimer's drug traditional approval.
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New evidence has been released as former President Donald Trump's classified documents co-defendant is due in court. A deadly missile attack has hit a residential building in Ukraine. Almost half of US tap water contains potentially harmful chemicals. Meta has released a new app to rival Twitter. Plus, shark patrols are stepped up in New York.
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Thousands attended a funeral for 12 Palestinians killed during the Israeli military’s operation in the West Bank city of Jenin. Plus, the US Navy prevented Iran from seizing two tankers in separate incidents. The White House is responding to lab tests that identified cocaine as the substance found there over the weekend. We’re learning new details from federal prosecutors about the man with weapons arrested in former President Barack Obama’s Washington, DC, neighborhood. Lastly, UPS workers are moving closer to a strike after contract talks with its labor union break down.
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We begin with new details on the suspected gunman charged in a deadly neighborhood shooting in Philadelphia. Plus, sentencing is underway for a man who killed 23 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas. We’ll tell you about the changes the Pentagon has been advised to make in the wake of a classified documents leak. President Joe Biden met with Sweden’s prime minister ahead of a NATO summit. And, the world saw its hottest days on record this week.
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Several mass shootings have rocked July 4th celebrations across the country. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is heading to Beijing to ease the China-US relationship. A source tells CNN lab tests show the powdery substance found at the White House this week was cocaine. Japan will soon release Fukushima radioactive water into the ocean. Plus, we’ll tell you where minimum wage workers got raises this month.
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We're learning about two more mass shootings, in what's become a deadly holiday long weekend across the US. A warning to prepare for more extreme weather and temperatures, as El Niño arrives. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is at the center of dueling accusation of sabotage. A federal judge has blocked a Florida law that set limits on voter registration. Plus, the Taliban have made another move against women.
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The suspect in Philadelphia’s mass shooting is set to be arraigned today, as data shows the July 4th holiday sees the most mass shootings of any day. Israeli says it’s ended its military operation in the occupied West Bank that set off a chain of violence. 16 children have been rescued in the Philippines following child abuse charges in Australia - we'll bring you the details. A federal judge has blocked some agencies and officials from contacting social media platforms on censoring certain online content. And, a multi-million dollar fine for a star athlete’s new home
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Deadly gunfire erupted in parts of the US during Fourth of July festivities – we’ll break them down. We’re following new developments in the Israeli military’s raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin. Plus, we’ll tell you about a Russian strike in Ukraine that injured multiple people. The US State Department is warning Americans to reconsider traveling to China – we’ll explain why. Lastly, a woman defending her title in a 10k race made a costly mistake.
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It's been a violent fourth of July long weekend - we'll tell you about the latest deadly mass shooting. Hamas has claimed responsibility for an attack in Tel Aviv, in response to Israel's continued military operation in the occupied West Bank. Some parts of the northeastern US are bracing for flash flooding after heavy rainfall. Hong Kong police are offering a bounty for information leading to the arrest of eight democracy activists. And, it's Mark Zuckerberg versus Elon Musk - in the app store.
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Police in Philadelphia say a suspect is in custody after a deadly mass shooting. The Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin continues into its second day. Russia says it intercepted five Ukrainian drones near Moscow, calling it a “terrorist” attack. Harvard’s governing body is being sued over legacy admission, in light of last week’s SCOTUS ruling. And, we’ll tell you why the Barbie movie is banned in Vietnam.
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Severe storms in the US could disrupt your Fourth of July festivities – we’ll tell you where and how high temps could climb. We’ll hear from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about Russia’s war in Ukraine. Hundreds showed solidarity for a French mayor impacted by the violent unrest in France, as protests over a police killing enter week two. The FTC is cracking down on fake product reviews. And, a car that can fly and drive has gotten government approval.
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Hamas is calling on militants to attack Israel, in response to an Israeli military strike in the West Bank. In an interview with CNN, Ukraine's President says Russia's leader is losing control of his own people. Meanwhile, Russia and Saudi Arabia both say they're making cuts to how much oil they produce. China has announced export restrictions on some important minerals, as a top US official plans a trip to Beijing this week. Plus, a different way to do 4th of July fireworks.
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Baltimore officials are asking for the public's help after a deadly mass shooting this weekend at a neighborhood block party. More protests, violence, and arrests in France after the killing of a 17-year-old, whose grandmother is calling for calm. Several people are dead after an Israeli military strike in the West Bank. In the US, hundreds of thousands are without power after storms that have also canceled or delayed thousands of flights. Plus, a mine woman punched a bear in the face -we'll tell you what she was protecting.
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More than a week after the aborted Wagner rebellion, it’s unclear what comes next for Russia and President Vladimir Putin. The eventual fate of Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin is also murky after striking a deal with Belarus to end the insurrection. In today’s episode, we head to Moscow to get a view from the ground and examine what the greatest challenge to Putin’s leadership in decades says about his military’s performance in Ukraine.
Guest: Matthew Chance, CNN Senior International Correspondent
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The war in Ukraine continues after Russia was left shaken by an armed insurrection. A union representing thousands of actors pushes back a strike deadline – we break down the stakes if it moves forward. United Airlines’ CEO apologizes for taking a private jet, while thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled. A predominantly Black church wins a civil suit against members of the Proud Boys. And lastly, investors in a plan to turn manure into green energy get scammed.
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Over 1,300 people have been detained during violent protests in France after a 17-year-old was shot and killed by police. The man threatening to detonate explosives in former President Obama’s neighborhood will remain detained by authorities. Toxic algae in California is threatening wildlife while rescuers struggle. A truck driver who caused a deadly crash in Arizona was “actively using TikTok,” a new report finds. And Twitter restricts access to users without an account.
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President Joe Biden defended his original student loan debt relief plan during his address on the US Supreme Court’s decision to block it. Plus, the State Department released an unclassified report on the 2021 withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. A French officer who fatally shot a teen has been charged as the country battles another day of unrest. A number of Walgreens stores are on the chopping block. Lastly, ESPN is laying off some of its top on-air talent.
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President Joe Biden addresses the US Supreme Court’s decision to block his student loan forgiveness program with new steps to help borrowers. We’re also following two SCOTUS decisions on LGBTQ and voting rights. Brazil’s former president has been banned from running for office until 2030. We have new developments in the criminal case against a film armorer charged for a fatal shooting on the set of the movie “Rust.” And, Hollywood says goodbye to Oscar-winning actor Alan Arkin.
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The Supreme Court has struck down a student loan forgiveness plan and ruled that some businesses can refuse to serve LGBTQ customers. It's a real mixed bag for anyone traveling for the holiday weekend. The Coast Guard kept secret a damning report on sexual assault at its academy for years. Plus, some good news about inflation.
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We could be getting more conservative-leaning Supreme Court decisions in the future . The US will be supplying more weapons to Taiwan. Police officers from West Virginia speak out about allegations a video camera was hidden in a women's locker room at the state police academy. Ukraine claims Russia is going to try to assassinate Wagner's leader. Plus, the man whole carved his girlfriend's name into the wall of Rome's Colosseum has been identified.
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The Supreme Court is expected to make two big decisions today that will have a huge impact on people across the country. TSA says today will be the busiest day for 4th of July travel. More than 600 people have been arrested after a night of violent clashes in France. The Pentagon says the Chinese balloon shot down earlier this year did not collect any intelligence. Plus, a shortage of Sriracha is causing eye-watering prices.
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Documents shared with CNN suggest that a missing Russian general may have been a secret VIP member of Wagner. The Department of Health & Human Services is the latest victim of a possible Russian cyberattack. The US special envoy on Iran has been placed on unpaid leave. We’re tracking severe storms in parts of the US. Lastly, a grand jury has declined to indict rapper Travis Scott in the 2021 Astroworld tragedy.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled against affirmative action, overturning decades of precedent – we’ll hear President Joe Biden’s response and get reactions from both sides of the ruling. The former school resource officer who stayed outside during a deadly mass shooting at a Parkland, Florida high school has been acquitted. Former Vice President and 2024 hopeful Mike Pence made a surprise trip to Ukraine. And, protesters stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad after a Quran was burnt in Sweden.
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A Supreme Court ruling means universities and colleges will no longer be allowed to consider race when they make decisions about admissions. The US economy was even better in the first quarter than previously thought. Clashes continue in France after a 17-year-old was shot and killed by police. House Republicans are gearing up for potential impeachment proceedings against some of President Joe Biden's cabinet. Plus, some good news if you're traveling in the Northeast this weekend.
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It's expected to be the busiest day for holiday travel, but will airlines cope with the demand? 120 million people are under air quality alerts across a dozen states. More than $200 billion in pandemic small business loans is estimated to have been given to potential scammers. The Biden Administration has announced new funding to help people experiencing homelessness. Plus, a bag that's barely visible to the naked eye sells for more than $63,000.
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More than a third of people in the US are under air quality alerts, and deadly heat continues in the South. Medical professionals will examine what may be human remains from the Titan submersible wreckage. Transgender minors in Tennessee will keep access to some gender affirming healthcare. Eid in Sudan is marked by a ceasefire being broken. Plus, a Yankees pitcher throws a perfect game.
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Human remains are believed to have been recovered in the wreckage of an imploded submersible that killed five men on board. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy walked back comments he made about former President Donald Trump’s chances of winning the 2024 election. The Federal Reserve’s bank stress test shows a strong banking system in light of recent failures. Connecticut is helping children born into poverty in a big way. Lastly, Madonna is postponing her upcoming tour because of a serious illness – we have details.
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The head of Russia’s private military group, Wagner, may have had other plans prior to the weekend rebellion – we have details from a report. Two Black men filed a lawsuit that led to the firing of multiple White Mississippi deputies. Former President Donald Trump has filed a countersuit against E. Jean Carroll for defamation. President Joe Biden is attempting to usher in the era of “Bidenomics” – we’ll break that down. And, your Costco membership card-sharing days may be in the rearview.
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Human-caused climate change is fueling the wildfires in Canada prompting air quality alerts across the US – we'll tell you more about the economic impacts of climate change. President Biden is pitching his “Bidenomics” in Chicago, as the Fed is weighing in on inflation and banking fears today. Special Counsel Jack Smith's January 6 probe is heating up. A Marine veteran accused of choking a Black street performer in the New York subway pleads not guilty. And, influencers are getting backlash for trips paid by the Chinese shopping platform Shein.
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Tens of thousands of flights have been cancelled or delayed in the US because of storms. Canadian wildfires are causing unhealthy air in large parts of the US. Protests have erupted in France over the death of a 17-year-old boy, who was allegedly shot dead by police during a traffic stop. Kevin Spacey's sexual assault trial has started in London. Plus, pickleball injuries are coming at a high price.
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People across the US are dealing with unhealthy air, severe storms and extreme heat. At least ten people have been killed after a Russian strike in Ukraine. The current front runners for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination have taken shots at each other. Meta is introducing safeguards for younger social media users. Plus, why some South Koreans woke up two years younger this morning.
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Former President Donald Trump insists he did nothing wrong in response to audio obtained by CNN about classified documents. The feds interviewed Rudy Giuliani as part of an investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Russian and Belarusian leaders addressed Wagner’s weekend rebellion. The remains of missing British actor Julian Sands have been identified. Lastly, the US and Europe are feeling the impact of Canada’s worst wildfire season on record.
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At least four people have been killed in Russian missile strikes in eastern Ukraine. Mounting flight cancellations and delays are stranding passengers nationwide. A White woman accused of fatally shooting her Black neighbor in Florida will not face murder charges. Researchers say free contraception for low-income, uninsured women could prevent many unplanned pregnancies and abortions. And, we’ll tell you who’s replacing legendary host Pat Sajak on “Wheel of Fortune.”
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The Supreme Court rejects a controversial, Trump-backed election law theory. The DOJ says Jeffrey Epstein killed himself and there was no evidence to suggest criminal activity, slams the Bureau of Prisons’ “negligence and misconduct.” Former President Donald Trump is in New Hampshire, while his legal problems pile up. Belarus’ president says Wagner’s chief is in the country. Plus, how will inflation impact your Fourth of July cookout this year?
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We'll hear more about the recording of former President Donald Trump appearing to admit to handling top secret documents. Russian authorities say they're dropping charges for the Wagner private military group over its rebellion. The CDC has a warning after 5 local malaria cases in the US. New York City is introducing a charge for driving in part of Manhattan. Plus, a janitor ruins 20 years of research.
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CNN has exclusively obtained an audio recording of former President Donald Trump talking about holding top secret files. Russia's President offers mercenary rebels three options. Two thirds of North America could see blackouts this summer as temperatures rise. Groundwater demand has shift the Earth's axis. Plus, a drug maker says its new weight loss pill has had some promising results.
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The US had intelligence on the plans of Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, leading up to his short-lived rebellion involving his private military group – we have details. We’ll hear exclusive audio obtained by CNN of former President Donald Trump’s 2021 conversation about classified documents. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty for Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four Idaho students last fall. Three San Antonio police officers have been charged with murder after fatally shooting a woman at her apartment last week. Lastly, Florida Governor and GOP presidential candidate, Ron DeSantis, unveils his crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is responding to the fallout from the rebellion by the country’s mercenary group Wagner. Parts of the US are bracing for another round of storms and dangerous heat. The suspect accused of shooting five people at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado last year has pleaded guilty. A jury has started deliberating in the trial of a former school resource officer who stayed outside during a mass shooting at a Florida high school in 2018. And, the White House is taking steps to close the digital divide.
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The leader of the mercenary group that stormed the streets of Moscow over the weekend shares why his troops went in and why they turned around. The Supreme Court has one week left in its term – we'll tell you the key cases the justices have left to decide. Republicans are trying to take control of election oversight in states across the country. Israel's Prime Minister is warning Israeli settlers not to grab land in the occupied West Bank without permission. Plus, rent has fallen in the US for the first time in years.
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Western officials say "cracks" are starting to show in Russia after a rebellion was called off. A survivor of the boat carrying hundreds of migrants that sank near Greece speaks out. Clean up is continuing after a train derailment in Montana. We might need to re-think how we classify "once in a century" floods. Plus, Taylor Swift asks her fans to "be kind".
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Moscow is no longer under alert, after an insurrection in Russia was called off over the weekend. A robot is combing the sea floor for debris as part of the investigation into the Titan sub implosion. Hundreds of thousands of people have lost power after severe storms in the US. A new study says most children who die from an accidental shooting are playing around with guns at home or mistaking them for toys. Plus, Beyoncé and SZA win big at the BET awards.
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A record number of anti-LGBTQ bills have been proposed across the country this year, including a new push to ban access to gender-affirming health care for transgender youth. Beyond the debates and protests, some families are grappling over how to relate to the trans people in their lives. In today’s episode, we hear about a Black minister’s ongoing journey to accept his transgender daughter.
Guest: Adrienne Broaddus, CNN Correspondent
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Today marks a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, both sides of the debate are in Washington commemorating the decision’s anniversary. Over 35 million Americans are under heat alerts this weekend. A CNN investigation into a deadly migrant boat crash raises questions about the Greek Coast Guards' version of events. Four players were suspended after a soccer match between the U.S. and Mexico got heated. And Pizza Hut offered lucky customers underground deliveries fit for a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.
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Chaos ensues in Russia after an insurrection led by Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin causes uncertainty. New York’s new law will protect doctors who prescribe medical abortion to out-of-state patients, we tell you more. A tornado in Wyoming leaves at least 8 injured at the country’s biggest mine. An Iowa meteorologist quit after receiving threats for his climate change coverage. And some Baby Shark bath toys are being recalled, we tell you which ones.
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Russia is accusing the head of its private military group of calling for "armed rebellion" – we have details. A father and son cancelled their trip on the sub that fatally imploded underwater. The US Supreme Court made rulings on two immigration cases – we’ll break them down. Bitcoin hit its highest point in about a year. Lastly, suspicious smartwatches sent to some US military members are sparking national security concerns.
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A new mission is underway to recover debris from a sub where five people on board died. The head of Russia’s private military group claims the country’s military leaders attacked his forces. At least two Republican fake electors have agreed to testify to a federal grand jury in the special counsel’s probe into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Political leaders on both sides of the aisle are marking the anniversary of the SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. And, the commute for drivers in Pennsylvania just got a lot easier.
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It's been a week of tragedies at sea, from migrants being rescued off Spain's coast to the catastrophic implosion of the OceanGate sub. Hundreds of sea lions and dolphins are washing ashore in Southern California - we'll bring you the details. It's a big weekend for the Republican campaign trail, and one issue is front and center. Workers at 150 Starbucks stores are on strike today. Plus, new data shows the US population is only getting older – what if we embraced that instead of dreading it?
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Ukraine is asking western officials to be patient with its counter offensive, while Russia’s been added to a notorious UN list. A Wyoming judge has block the country’s first medicated abortion ban - we’ll bring you the details. Police in Ohio say a toddler shot and killed his mother. Two whistleblowers say IRS investigators had recommended more serious charges against Hunter Biden. Plus, a diplomatic row involving Australia, Russia, and a squatter
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With the rescue efforts over, teams are trying to piece together the final moments of the sub that officials say imploded. The heat is on for millions in Texas and on the other side of the world. 3M has agreed to pay billions to settle lawsuits on forever chemicals in water supplies. Activists in Sudan say hundreds of bodies are lying in the streets as fighting continues. And, more women could lose jobs to AI than men.
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US Coast Guard officials are working to recover the bodies of five people on a missing sub. Tens of thousands of people in the US are still in the dark as parts of the country brace for another round of storms. Ukrainian officials are addressing remarks about their counteroffensive as Russia's war continues. Former President Barack Obama goes one-on-one in an exclusive interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour. Lastly, a 7-foot-4 basketball phenom from France took the top spot in this year’s NBA draft.
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A catastrophic implosion is believed to have killed five passengers on a missing submersible – we have the latest. We’ll break down some of the key takeaways from President Joe Biden and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s news conference. We now know who co-signed New York Republican Rep. George Santos’ $500,000 bond in a federal case. Bed Bath & Beyond may be off the market. And, Mother Nature wreaked havoc during a concert in Colorado.
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The search for the missing Titanic sub is getting even more desperate - we'll bring you the latest. Things don't appear to be going as well as expected with Ukraine's counteroffensive. Another Supreme Court Justice is facing scrutiny for another trip. Drugmakers sue to keep Medicaid from being able to negotiate on prices. Plus, Elon Musk has challenged Mark Zuckerberg to a cage fight.
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The five people on board the Titanic submersible will likely run out of oxygen this morning. The Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia has lost his appeal. There's been a surge in preventable deaths, maternal mortality and medical bills in the US. President Joe Biden is welcoming India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the White House. Plus, how the Senate plans to tackle AI regulation.
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At least three people have died after a night of severe storms and tornados in Texas. The oxygen supply on the sub missing in the Atlantic is either run out or all used up. Democrat Representative Adam Schiff has been censured - you'll hear how his party reacted. Former President Donald Trump has received the first batch of evidence prosecutors could use against him in his classified documents trial. Plus, lab-grown meat could be coming soon to a grocery store near you.
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The search for a missing submersible intensifies as fears grow about its dwindling oxygen supply. A Trump-appointed judge will oversee Hunter Biden’s legal case. House Republicans voted to censure a Democratic congressman. Meanwhile, the House Judiciary Committee heard testimony from Special counsel John Durham about his recent investigation — we’ll explain the details. And, one state just topped California for the most expensive gas prices.
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The search for a missing submersible with five people onboard has expanded – we have the latest. A 21-year-old Air National Guardsman, accused of posting classified documents on social media, has been arraigned. A man who used a stun gun to attack a Capitol police officer has been sentenced. Several people have been injured in a fiery gas explosion in Paris. And, Amazon is being sued over its Prime subscriptions – we have details.
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Time is running out to rescue the five passengers onboard a missing Titanic submersible as their oxygen supplies dwindle. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is testifying in front of congressional lawmakers. California's Attorney General cracks down on organized retail crime. A non-profit says more people could lose their Medicaid coverage after over a million people already did. And, Tropical Storm Bret is gathering strength in the Caribbean.
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Ukrainian pilots are pleading for F-16 fighter jets and say they can't do anything to fight Russia's air power. Record heat continues to smother parts of the South and Southwest US. President Joe Biden might have undone some of this week's diplomatic work with China. ProPublica has a new report investigating luxury trips for a Supreme Court Justice. Plus, traveling in and around Philadelphia is going to get easier this weekend.
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Rescue workers say they've heard banging noises in their search for the missing submersible. President Joe Biden says he's "proud" of his son, but some Republicans are hitting back. New York legislators have passed a bill to protect abortion providers. The circle of violence continues in the West Bank as retaliation escalates. Plus, why a restaurant has to pay out for allegedly hiring a fake priest.
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The Coast Guard says more equipment and personnel are expected to arrive to help search efforts for a missing submersible. Plus, President Joe Biden gave his first remarks after the Justice Department announced his son's plea deal. A federal judge struck down Arkansas’ ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth. The heat is on in the US and abroad as we track Tropical Storm Bret. Lastly, the White House is making an urgent push to regulate artificial intelligence.
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We begin with a massive search underway for a missing submersible with five people onboard and a dwindling oxygen supply. We’ll also tell you about the shootings that killed at least four people in the West Bank. We have details on China and Cuba's plans to build a joint military facility. There’s a new recommendation on screening for anxiety disorders in adults. And, we’ll tell you what Reddit hackers are demanding in ransom following a breach.
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Hunter Biden is expected to plead guilty to two tax misdemeanors and has struck a deal over a felony gun charge. A date has been set for former President Donald Trump's classified documents trial. The search for a missing tourist submersible is going deeper into the ocean. More houses are being built, but getting insurance for them won't be easy. Plus, excitement builds for the NBA draft, as the expected top overall pick landed in the US today.
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The search continues for the five people missing on a submersible that was on a trip to see the Titanic wreck. Andrew Tate has been indicted on several charges in Romania, including rape and human trafficking. The family of a Black man who died after being tased by LAPD officers has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. Ice and snow that billions of people rely on for freshwater is at risk. Plus, police in Paris have raided the offices of the Olympic Organizing committee.
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It's a race against time to find a submersible that when missing on a trip to see the Titanic wreckage. Ukraine says Russia has launched a massive air attack with Iranian-made drones. The FBI is helping with the investigation into the roughly 100 suspicious letters that were sent to Kansas officials. Severe weather, extreme heat and tropical storms are in the forecast. Plus, a Spotify executive says Harry and Meghan are "grifters".
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We start with a new legal filing in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. A submersible carrying five people is missing in the Atlantic Ocean — it may have been exploring the wreck of the Titanic. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with Chinese officials. A newly named tropical storm will likely become a hurricane later this week. And, the US celebrates Juneteenth today.
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The US and China have agreed they need to "stabilize" their relationship. President Joe Biden is heading West to tout his efforts to curb climate change, but some climate groups point out his shortcomings. An Israeli raid has lead to a deadly firefight in the West Bank. Sudan's refugees are in desperate need of help. Plus, more employers than ever are observing Juneteenth.
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People in the Southern US will be feeling the heat today as temperature records are broken. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are feeling positive after a big meeting. Officials say 300 people from Pakistan were on board a boat that went down off the coast of Greece. Access to gender affirming care can have a big impact on mental health. Plus, Kansas lawmakers receive some suspicious letters.
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It was another deadly weekend of shootings across the US. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken met with China's leader Xi Jinping today as part of a high stakes trip. The UN is condemning Russia for blocking aid access to people affected by Ukraine's dam collapse. We'll hear from the winner of this year's US Open. Plus, CNN celebrates Juneteenth.
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Last month, some of the top voices in artificial intelligence put out a warning about the technology, saying “mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority.” How seriously should we take a warning like that? In today’s episode, we examine what’s behind calls for stricter regulation and explore some of the ways AI is already being used in politics and health care.
Guest: Donie O’Sullivan, CNN Correspondent
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Ukraine’s counteroffensive has begun but it’s still simmering, we fill you in on the latest. President Biden travels to Philadelphia for his first campaign event this election season. Pride flags can no longer be displayed in one Michigan city. The first man diagnosed with autism has died. Lastly, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are expecting their first child together.
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A deadly attack on a school in Uganda has left at least 41 people dead, we tell you what happened. Ahead of Juneteenth, lawmakers introduce a resolution to amend the slavery clause in the U.S. Constitution. The deadly tornado in Perrytown, Texas still has the community reeling in. King Charles celebrates his “official” birthday by bringing back an old tradition. And climate protestors strike again, this time against a Monet.
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President Joe Biden marks one year since Congress passed the first major gun safety legislation in a generation. We break down a new legal filing in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. More than 50 million people are under a severe weather threat in the US. There are updates on the Canada highway collision that killed 15 people this week. Plus, actor and comedian Pete Davidson has been charged with a misdemeanor.
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A federal jury has convicted the man responsible for a deadly attack on a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018. The Justice Department says systemic problems at the Minneapolis Police Department led to George Floyd’s death. Russian President Vladimir Putin says the first nuclear weapons to be stored in Belarus have arrived. President Joe Biden has tapped a new CDC director. And, the NBA disciplines one of its biggest stars for the second time.
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Millions of Americans have had their personal data compromised after a global cyber attack. Teamsters are deciding whether to call a UPS strike that could have a major impact on the economy. Former President Donald Trump's classified documents case is moving forward. The so-called climate kids are getting their day in court. Plus, a US men's soccer game ends in violence and homophobia.
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People in a Texas town are waking up to devastating scenes after a tornado ripped through the area. Nine people have been arrested after a boat carrying hundreds of migrants sank near Greece. Texas' Governor has signed two controversial bills into law targeting diversity programs and transgender athletes. Pope Frances is out of the hospital and doing well. Plus, an intern makes headlines over her surprising commute.
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Several people have been killed by a tornado that destroyed parts of a town in Texas. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is heading to China for a tense visit. The DOJ is expected to release a review of the Minneapolis Police Department today, which was launched in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. A woman has accused UFC fighter Connor McGregor of sexual assault - which he denies. Plus, we'll tell you how a Muslim woman is making history in the US.
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A Russian criminal gang is being blamed for a global cyberattack that hacked several federal agencies in the US. 21-year-old airman Jack Teixeira, who’s accused of posting classified documents on social media, has been indicted. We'll tell you about a tragic collision on a highway in Canada. A Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial is now in the hands of a jury. Lastly, FDA vaccine advisers have recommended changes to Covid-19 boosters this fall.
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We begin with a global cyberattack impacting several federal agencies in the US. Plus, a death investigation in a Mexican resort town is underway. Then, we’ll tell you about North Korea’s two separate ballistic missile launches. Some ticket companies are scrapping hidden fees in the name of transparency. And, two-time Oscar-winning actress, Glenda Jackson, has died at age 87.
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People in the US are still out spending, even though interest rates are high. A sixth day of severe weather is predicted for parts of the South and the Plains. Georgia election officials say they won't fix voting machine vulnerabilities before the 2024 election. Scientists say they've created a human embryo-like structure, without an egg or sperm. Plus, Beyoncé could be causing an unusual problem in Sweden.
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NATO says its support for Ukraine is making a difference on the battlefield. The demolition of the collapsed section of the I-95 highway in Pennsylvania is set to be finished today. Dozens of migrants have been dropped off in Los Angeles from Texas. Ticket and event companies are promising to be more upfront about booking fees. Plus, a legendary Yankees broadcaster gets a surprise on air.
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Suicide and homicide rates for young Americans are the highest they've been in decades. Hundreds of people are feared dead after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Greece. Daniel Perry has been indicted over the chokehold death of Jordan Neely. Bill Cosby is facing a new sexual assault lawsuit in Nevada. Plus, some CEOs say AI could destroy humanity in the next decade.
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We begin with a look at former President Donald Trump’s relationship with his closest aide, Walt Nauta, and the judge overseeing the classified documents case. Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff responds to his Republican colleagues’ move to censure him. Miami’s mayor is joining the 2024 race for the White House. A grand jury has indicted a White man who held a homeless Black man in a fatal chokehold on a New York City subway last month. Lastly, a former Starbucks manager who claims she was wrongfully fired for being White wins her case.
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The Federal Reserve is skipping an interest rate hike this time but signals that more could come – we have the latest. We’ll also hear US Attorney General Merrick Garland’s response to former President Donald Trump’s indictment. We have an update on Ukraine counteroffensive as Russia’s war continues. India and Pakistan are bracing for Cyclone Biparjoy as it approaches landfall. And, we’ll tell you what prosecutors are accusing the “Rust” movie armorer of doing on set as they investigate a fatal shooting.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken will head to Beijing this weekend for a highly anticipated trip. Pennsylvania officials have unveiled a plan to fix the collapsed I-95 overpass. US wholesale inflation fell sharply in May - more on that and today's other economic news. We'll break down what's next for former President Donald Trump now that he's pleaded not guilty to 37 federal charges. Plus, Bud Light is out as America's favorite beer.
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Most experts are predicting that the Fed will pause interest rate hikes. As more deadly strikes hit Ukraine, there are calls for stronger weapons sanctions against Russia. Severe storms are headed for the Southern US. Dozens of people have died after a migrant boat sank off the coast of Greece. Plus, workers are angry at their bosses, stressed, and quietly quitting.
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Former President Donald Trump has given a speech responding to the 37 federal charges he's pleaded not guilty to. The Fed is deciding whether to raise interest rates again. The Mississippi officer who wrongfully shot an eleven year old who called 911 has been suspended without pay. History was made in the Stanley Cup last night. Plus, new music from the Beatles thanks to AI.
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Former President Donald Trump made his first formal remarks at his golf club in New Jersey following his arraignment on 37 federal charges in Miami. A federal watchdog agency warned the White House press secretary about violating a rule. We're tracking new developments on a shooting in Denver. Legendary author Cormac McCarthy has died. Lastly, we have new details on the tragic death of Olympic track star Tori Bowie.
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Former President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty in a historic federal indictment against him as part of a classified documents probe. He’s the first former US president to face federal charges and it's his second indictment in months – we’ll break down the charges and explain why he can still run for president even if he’s convicted. Plus, President Joe Biden and the NATO chief reiterate their support for Ukraine. And, a woman in Ecuador seemingly comes back from the dead.
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Former President Donald Trump is getting his legal ducks in a row, as he faces criminal charges related to his handling of classified documents. Inflation continues to cool, but it's got a long way to go to keep the Federal Reserve happy. An eleventh person has died after an apartment building was hit in strikes on Ukraine. US intelligence agencies could be buying your data. Plus, we'll tell you when you'll need to start repaying your student loan again.
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Miami is getting ready for former President Donald Trump's supporters and protestors. A shooting in Denver has left nine people injured. The military government in Myanmar is blocking vital aid for cyclone survivors. Obesity could damage the brain's ability to recognize when you're full. Plus, "Everwood" and "Blue Bloods" actor Treat Williams has died.
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All eyes are on Miami, where former President Donald Trump is set to appear before a judge today over his alleged handling of classified documents. Rescue workers are still searching the rubble after deadly strikes on Ukraine over night. An alarming number of children are struggling with mental health in the US. We'll bring you the results from the NBA finals. Plus, change is coming to 'Wheel of Fortune'.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to surrender to authorities tomorrow as he answers to a total of 37 criminal counts against him in a classified documents probe. During a CNN town hall, presidential candidate Chris Christie didn’t hesitate to take aim at Trump for the indictment. Illinois has become the first state to prohibit public schools and libraries from banning books. A US citizen has been detained in Russia on drug charges. And, lawmakers are investigating a partnership between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.
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Massive security measures are being put in place ahead of former President Donald Trump’s arraignment. We have new developments on a partial highway collapse in Philadelphia. In New York, at least one person has died after a tour boat capsized. We’ll tell you about a volcanic eruption in the Philippines that led to mass evacuations. Plus, police stepped in during a man’s daring climb on one of the world’s tallest buildings.
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is expected to declare a state of emergency today after part of an I-95 highway overpass collapsed. JP Morgan Chase has settled a class action lawsuit brought by victims of sexual abuse by the late Jeffrey Epstein. Former President Donald Trump heads to Florida today where dozens of federal charges await him. A Utah woman accused of killing her husband with a lethal fentanyl dose made some pretty damning internet searches - we'll bring you the details. Plus, the first youth-led climate case in the US heads to trial today in Montana.
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Ukraine’s president says the International Criminal Court has begun investigating the collapse of a dam, as heavy fighting continues in parts ofthe country. A deadly shooting in California was one of several violent attacks this weekend across the country - we’ll bring you the details. Sources tell CNN the death of the “Unabomber” in his prison cell was a suicide. Italy’s former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has died. And, Chinese officials worry about a demographic crisis after another record low.
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Ukraine says it's taken back some territory as reports say it's lost 16 US-supplied armored vehicles. Donald Trump's allies defended the former president over the weekend, but not one former Attorney General. Pennsylvania officials say it could take months to fix a section of the I-95 that collapsed yesterday. 5 children are recovering after spending weeks lost in the Amazon jungle. Plus, the GOP have censured one of their own US senators.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on 37 counts in the special counsel's classified documents probe, the first time in American history a former president has faced federal charges. It sets up an unprecedented legal clash between President Joe Biden’s Justice Department and his potential 2024 general election opponent. In today’s episode, we break down what we know about the charges against Trump and his aide Walt Nauta.
Guest: Paula Reid, CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent
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Fighting continues in Ukraine after a catastrophic dam collapse. A widow pushes police for answers after her husband died during an alleged hostage situation. Ted Kaczynski, the man known as the ‘Unabomber’ has died. The Toronto Blue Jays cut ties with pitcher after a homophobic message. And Inter Milan and Manchester City battle for the UEFA Champions League title in Turkey.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned on Tuesday in a classified documents probe, we tell you what to expect. Nine people were shot in San Francisco’s Mission District; all are expected to survive. An affidavit reveals that the White woman who killed her Black neighbor, used racial slurs against the victim’s children. Canada’s wildfires are expected to get worse in July and August. Lastly, a high school student has been sued in a case of “sushi terrorism.”
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Some GOP lawmakers are coming to former President Donald Trump’s defense in the wake of a federal indictment against him in a classified documents probe. Plus, a senior communications official, who served in Trump's administration and later worked for Fox Corp., is out of a job. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resigned as a member of Parliament. An Alzheimer’s drug has gotten the support of FDA advisers. Lastly, the search for four missing children in the Amazon has a happy ending.
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We begin with details on 37 federal counts against former President Donald Trump in a classified documents probe – we’ll hear from Special Counsel Jack Smith who’s leading the investigation. Plus, we have details on Joran van der Sloot’s arraignment in a federal case related to the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway. U.S. Rep. George Santos’ legal team has disclosed who bonded out the embattled congressman in a federal criminal probe. We’re learning more about a drone factory in Russia involving Iran. And, Netflix is cashing in on its password crackdown.
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A transcript reveals what could be key evidence against former President Donald Trump, who says he’ll plead not guilty to federal charges related to his handling of classified documents. The smoke from Canadian wildfires has reached Norway and will take time to clear in the US. We’ll tell you why the housing market is difficult to navigate right now. Russia is getting cozy with two military allies. Plus, the White House is ramping up a plan to try to keep southern border crossings down.
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In an exclusive, CNN has a transcript of a recording where former President Donald Trump acknowledges he’d retained "secret" military information that he had not declassified. The EU is overhauling asylum and migration laws. Two young victims of a knife attack in France are still in urgent care. FIFA says the upcoming Women’s World Cup is set to be the most attended women's sporting event ever. Plus, gift cards for ISIS.
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Former President Donald Trump is facing 7 charges over his alleged mishandling of classified documents. Air quality is slowing starting to improve in parts of the US. People escaping flooding in Ukraine are facing more dangers. The DOJ is investigating efforts to infiltrate the DNC in Wyoming. Plus, President Joe Biden announces protections for the LGBTQ+ community.
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We start with former President Donald Trump’s federal indictment in the classified documents investigation – we’ll hear his response. The prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway is in the US for his arraignment on Friday. We have details on a brutal knife attack in France. US stocks ended the day on a high note. Lastly, Whiskey brand Jack Daniels won its US Supreme Court fight over a company’s poop-themed dog toy - we'll break down the case.
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We’re tracking air quality conditions from wildfire smoke and which states are getting hit with haze. Plus, we’ll break down the new challenges that are making flood rescues in Ukraine difficult. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and President Joe Biden addressed the public from the White House today. We also have new information from a key former White House official as part of the classified documents probe. And, Christian televangelist Pat Robertson has died at age 93.
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The Supreme Court says Alabama's congressional map will have to be redrawn. We'll tell you where the smoke that's been causing problems in the northeast is heading next. It's a busy day in the White House, with a visitor from across the pond and a Pride event. A victim of the building collapse in Iowa has been speaking to CNN about her fight for survival. Plus, advice for parents when it comes to social media from the US Surgeon General.
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As air pollution from wildfires cancels school events in New York City, the smoke is moving south. Ukraine says rescue workers are facing extreme danger from flooding after the dam collapse. Tensions are heating up between House Republicans. Most cancer centers in the US are dealing with a shortage of a life saving chemotherapy drug. Plus, why Tom Holland is taking a break from acting.
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New York City has the worst air quality in the world - we'll bring you the latest on the wildfire smoke. An investigation into the handling of classified documents is focusing on former President Donald Trump. Former Vice President Mike Pence took aim at his old boss at a CNN Town Hall last night. The prime suspect in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway is being handed over to the FBI. Plus, there are calls for AI to be regulated in the US.
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Some events in the northeastern part of the US have either been postponed or cancelled due to air quality problems – we have details. Plus, former Vice President Mike Pence explained why he should be the next president during a CNN town hall. Prosecutors investigating Trump’s possible mishandling of classified documents may be moving closer to indicting him – we’ll explain. A former student at the Florida high school where a mass shooting took place in 2018 testified in an ex-school resource officer’s trial. Lastly, US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is facing more questions about transparency.
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An extreme haze from raging wildfires in Canada is spreading in parts of the US – we’ll break down the impact. Former Vice President Mike Pence took on his former boss in a speech announcing his presidential run. Police have identified a suspect in a deadly shooting after a high school graduation ceremony in Richmond, Virginia. One of the most active volcanoes in the world erupted again today. And, soccer star Lionel Messi says he’s taking his career to the US.
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People in the northeastern US are being told to stay indoors as smoke from Canadian wildfires drifts across the border – we'll tell you about the health risks. CNN is looking for a new CEO, because Chris Licht is out. The classified documents investigation into former President Donald Trump could be coming to an end. Ukraine says hundreds of thousands of people are without drinking water. Plus, UPS workers are deciding whether to strike.
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We start with the news that CNN's CEO and Chairman Chris Licht is out. US intelligence says the much anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive may be beginning, but there’s a complication. A woman's been arrested in connection with the shooting of a mother who was killed after knocking on her neighbor's door. The Pope is having surgery today. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Saudi Arabia. Plus, how electric cars could save lives.
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New York City has topped the world's worst areas for air pollution. An 18 year old was among the two men killed after a graduation ceremony in Virginia. The GOP 2024 race is getting crowded as more politicians throw their hat in the ring. More kids are suffering from anxiety, but fewer are getting the right treatment. Plus, the Arctic Sea could be ice free for part of the year by the 2030s.
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We begin with a deadly shooting following a high school graduation in Richmond, Virginia that sent multiple people to the hospital. Donald Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows testified to a federal grand jury. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has announced he’s running for president. A judge has ordered New York Republican Rep. George Santos to reveal the names of the people who helped post his $500,000 bail. Lastly, we’ll tell you which city's air pollution is among the worst in the world.
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We start with the critical impact a destroyed dam is having in Ukraine. Plus, we’ll break down two separate hearings today over Prince Harry's immigration records and a landmark case against British tabloids. Goldman Sachs lowers its odds of a US recession. We’ll tell you about a recall involving thousands of Ford SUVs and pickups. And, a feud between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf League has come to an end.
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The recovery of the wreckage from Sunday's plane crash in Virginia begins today. President Joe Biden will hold just his second cabinet meeting of 2023. Does the debt ceiling package get to the root of the country's money problems? A taxpayer-funded religious school has been given the go-ahead in Oklahoma. Plus, an LGBTQ+ civil rights group calls a state of emergency.
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Hundreds of people have had to leave their homes in Ukraine after a dam collapsed in a Russian-controlled area. US Border Patrol are having less encounters with migrants since Title 42 was lifted. A mother of four was shot and killed after a feud with her neighbor. Prince Harry takes the stand in his fight against British tabloids. Plus, could breastfeeding have an impact on your kid's future test scores?
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A critical dam has been blown up in a Russian controlled area of Ukraine - we'll bring you the latest. Another private jet has dropped off migrants in California. Canada wildfires mean 26,000 people can't go home and they're still causing air quality problems in the US. Prince Harry is giving evidence in the UK, but there's also a legal case surrounding his US visa. Plus, the production of the Barbie movie caused a pink paint shortage.
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We start with a flood at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home last year that federal investigators find suspicious. We’re learning more details about a deadly plane crash in Virginia over the weekend. Also, a mom whose six-year-old shot a first-grade teacher is now facing federal charges. Former FBI agent Robert Hanssen, who was convicted of spying for Russia and the Soviet Union, has died in prison. Lastly, we’ll explain Apple's biggest launch in years.
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We start with new developments on an investigation into a deadly plane crash in Virginia. Police are searching for suspects in connection to a deadly shooting in Texas. The bodies of three people have been recovered in a partial apartment building collapse in Iowa. We have the latest on the presidential race for the Republican nomination. And, Prince Harry’s years-long battle against Britain’s tabloid media is reaching its most dramatic stage so far.
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Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are meeting with Justice Department officials, as another Republican is officially running for president. Wildfires in Quebec are impacting air quality in the US. The Supreme Court is racing to wrap up its term – we break down the opinions to watch. Calls to improve India’s railways are growing after Friday’s deadly train crash. Plus, Apple is set to unveil a new product.
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The US and China are blaming each other after their warships almost collided in the Taiwan strait. Officials say a group of migrants were left outside a church in California. Ukraine has built up a network of agents inside Russia. A woman who's served 20 years behind bars for killing her four children has been pardoned. Plus, the US Postal Service ranks states based on dogs biting its workers.
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Investigators are looking into a plane crash near Washington DC that led to fighter jets being scrambled. Anger grows in India after an official said signal issues caused a train crash that killed hundreds of people. Russia says it's fought off a “large scale offensive” from Ukraine. Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley takes swipes at her rivals and makes big promises. Plus, why two tennis players have been kicked out of the French Open.
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After weeks of intense negotiations, the Senate passed a bill late Thursday evening that will avert a first-ever US default just days ahead of the deadline. In today’s episode, we examine why neither party is particularly thrilled about the deal and why a similar standoff in 2011 could foreshadow struggles for Republicans as they try to implement spending cuts.
Guest: Tami Luhby, CNN Senior Writer
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President Biden has signed the bipartisan debt ceiling bill, saving the U.S government from economic calamity. GOP presidential hopefuls gather in Iowa today to try and reel in support. Florida’s hit by stormy weather just as hurricane season kicked off this week. Yellowstone national park issues a warning to folks, we’ll tell you what it is. The final round of the NBA playoffs started, who’s playing who? We fill you in.
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The war in Ukraine is spilling onto Russian soil with a recent attack in the Belgorod region. The death toll in a 3-train collision in India is expected to keep rising, nearly 300 people have already died. The Korean peninsula might soon be denuclearized, we tell you why. Ford issues a warning to owners of over 100,000 Lincoln SUVs. And YouTube says it will no longer remove 2020 election denial content from its site.
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In his first speech from the Oval Office, President Joe Biden touted the bipartisan budget deal Congress passed to avoid a default. Plus, we’re hearing from a man who witnessed the deadly train collision in India. We also have details on a partial building collapse in Connecticut. Airbnb is suing New York City over short-term housing rental restrictions. Lastly, an investigation is underway at the home of the Kentucky Derby – we’ll explain.
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We start with new developments into a classified document former President Donald Trump referred to on tape. Plus, President Joe Biden is gearing up to deliver a primetime speech from the Oval Office after Congress passed the debt ceiling bill. The search for survivors on the site of a partially collapsed apartment building is entering the recovery phase. We’re also following a deadly train collision in India. And, a federal watchdog is warning about storing your money on payment apps like Venmo and Cash App.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence will not face charges over his handling of classified documents. The US wants Russia to come to the table to talk about nuclear arms controls. Russia's invasion of Ukraine hasn't changed how China feels about Taiwan. Things could be looking up for the economy. Plus, you can now see live images from Mars.
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President Joe Biden is getting ready to sign the debt limit bill into law. New figures show the labor market is staying pretty hot. Arizona won't let any developers build in Phoenix over concerns the water supply is drying up. 45 bags containing human remains have been found in a ravine in Mexico. Plus, psammophile is this year's winning word at the National Spelling Bee.
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The Senate has voted to pass the debt ceiling deal, so the US won't be defaulting on its debt. An eight year old who died in immigration custody was denied an ambulance. Millions of people are skipping doses or not filling prescriptions because of the cost of drugs. Ukraine's capital faces criticism after three people died trying to get into a closed bomb shelter. Plus, the NBA finals are officially underway.
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The Senate is on track to pass the House’s debt ceiling bill tonight. Plus, a former Playboy model filed a sexual assault lawsuit against Bill Cosby. A White man accused of shooting a Black teen who accidentally rang his doorbell appeared in court today. A federal judge is set to hear a case about Prince Harry’s US visa. Lastly, President Joe Biden tripped following a speech at a graduation ceremony.
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Senators are at odds over a deal that would suspend the nation’s debt limit. An 18-year-old is holding out hope that his father will be found alive in a partial apartment building collapse in Davenport, Iowa. We have details on the US Supreme Court’s labor decision in its latest blow to unions. The Senate passed a bill that would block President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. And, we’ll tell you about a daring rescue on Mount Everest.
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The debt deal is making its way through Congress – but if it passes, it could just be a bandaid, not a fix. This year's Pride is coming with more backlash for businesses marketing to the LGBTQ community. Hurricane season is officially underway. Some weight-loss medicines could help with addictive behaviors. Plus, NASA and the Pentagon have a UFO update.
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The Senate is under pressure to hold a vote on the debt limit sooner rather than later. Some immigrant workers are striking in the US today - we'll tell you why. NATO’s chief saysUkraine will be a member, but not right now. The Pentagon has cancelled a drag show at an Air Force base. Plus, a beloved "Sex and the City" character is making a surprise comeback.
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Lawmakers have voted to pass the debt limit deal through the House, now it's the Senate's turn. Federal prosecutors have a recording of former President Donald Trump talking about holding onto classified documents. Russian missile strikes have killed three people, including a child in Ukraine's capital. As one Hollywood actor is found guilty of rape, another avoids charges for sexual assault. Plus, Amazon has reached a $30 million settlement over privacy.
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The House has passed a bipartisan deal that would suspend the nation’s debt limit. Federal prosecutors have audio of former President Donald Trump discussing a classified document he took. Meanwhile, former Vice President Mike Pence is set to announce his presidential bid. Former “That ‘70s Show” star Danny Masterson has been convicted of rape. Lastly, some Amazon workers walked off the job today.
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Congress is getting ready to vote on a bill that would raise the nation’s debt ceiling. Alabama’s governor signed a bill that places limits on transgender athletes in college sports. A former follower of Charles Manson is the closest she’s ever been to getting out of prison. We’ll tell you how teachers in the US responded to a survey about carrying guns in schools. And, tennis star Novak Djokovic is facing backlash for making a political statement during the French Open.
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Today, lawmakers will vote on the debt ceiling deal, as we get closer to the June 5th default deadline. Republican Chris Christie is planning to throw his hat in the ring for the 2024 presidential race. Russia describes the "rather alarming" situation near its border with Ukraine. Smoke and haze from Canadian wildfires are impacting the air quality in the Northeastern US. Plus, an existential warning from experts about artificial intelligence.
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Russia appears to be feeling the effects of its war in Ukraine, inside its own territory. Officials say two people could still be trapped under the rubble of a building collapse in Iowa, but the rescue effort is complicated. Video shows a Chinese fighter jet flying extremely close to a US aircraft. The US is cracking down on companies accused of shipping or selling equipment used to make counterfeit pills. Plus, why an airline is now weighing passengers before they board.
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The debt limit deal has made it over its first hurdle, now it faces a House vote. North Korea has tried, and failed, to launch a satellite into space. The 11 year old boy who was shot by a police officer after he called 911 has spoken to CNN. The woman who accused President Joe Biden of sexual assault has defected to Russia. Plus, former first lady Rosalynn Carter has been diagnosed with dementia.
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The House Rules Committee voted narrowly to advance the debt ceiling bill to the floor. An 11-year-old in Mississippi spoke to CNN after being shot by police. A New York court granted immunity to members of the Sackler family as they face lawsuits over their role in the opioid epidemic. Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison. Lastly, tennis star Sloane Stephens speaks out on racist abuse online.
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The debt limit deal between the White House and House Republicans faces its first stress test today, while some GOP critics threaten the Speaker’s hold on power. Authorities in Iowa say two people could still be inside an apartment building that partially collapsed over the weekend. New research shows weight-loss surgery is becoming more common among kids and teens in the US. Both the European Union’s foreign policy chief and tennis star Novak Djokovic call for peace in Kosovo. And, chipmaker Nvidia reaches the exclusive $1 trillion market cap club.
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The deal to raise the debt ceiling faces a key test today as time is running out to pay the nation’s bills on time. Home prices rose for the second month in a row. A ninth person was reportedly saved from a partially collapsed apartment building in Iowa, leaving some locals hopeful. Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes starts her 11-year prison sentence today. Plus, we’ll tell you how busy the airports were this holiday weekend.
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Ukraine says it was not directly involved in a drone strike on Moscow this morning. Texas' Attorney General will be impeached no later than August 28th. Muslims in China have clashed with police. An investigation is underway after 12 horses died in the space of two months at the track that hosts the Kentucky Derby. And, the famous "spy whale" has moved to Sweden.
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Russia says Moscow has been hit by a drone strike, as Kyiv was once again bombarded. The debt ceiling deal will face its first test today as GOP voices speak out against it. Nine people have been shot near the beach in Hollywood, Florida, including a one year old child. A death penalty trial is set to start today for the man accused of killing 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Plus, we'll tell you which team will be facing the Denver Nuggets in the NBA finals.
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There’s a deal on the debt ceiling, but now President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy need to get it through Congress. A man admitted to five separate shootings in Arizona that killed four people. US Senator Lindsey Graham has been put on a ‘wanted list’ in Russia. The CDC says an unknown virus spiked this spring and put many people in the ICU. And, New Jersey state lawmakers are introducing legislation to fight book bans.
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Some GOP hardliners are threatening to vote against a deal on raising the debt ceiling. New York City is planning to house some asylum seekers in an old correctional facility. Uganda now has some of the world's harshest anti-LGBTQ laws. We'll tell you why you shouldn't skip 'leg day'. Plus, an airline takes drastic action after a passenger opens the emergency exit.
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Work has started to convince lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to vote through the debt ceiling deal. Rescue workers are searching for people in the rubble of a building collapse in Iowa. Three people have been killed at a motorcycle rally in New Mexico. Belarus' president is offering nuclear weapons to countries that join his country and Russia. Plus, an official in India gets in trouble for draining a reservoir to get his cell phone back.
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The White House and House Republicans have finally reached an agreement in principle on raising the debt ceiling and cutting spending. There were huge air attacks on Ukraine's capital overnight. Turkey's President wins another term, extending his rule into a third decade. Experts say the US is facing a lifeguard shortage. Plus, Queen's music catalogue is being sold for an eye watering sum.
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In 2021, a blog post forced the US Coast Guard to confront a problem that had gone unchecked for years. A 19-year-old woman said she was raped while training to work on commercial ships. Then more sexual assault survivors in the industry came forward. In today’s episode, we hear why these women went public and what’s being done about it.
Guest: Blake Ellis & Melanie Hicken, CNN Investigates Senior Writers
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As the war in Ukraine continues, France calls Russia’s attacks on the Ukrainian health system “war crimes.” A criminal hacking probe has been launched by the DOJ into Tucker Carlson’s leaked behind the scenes footage. The murder case featured on ‘Serial’ podcast is in the spotlight again; we tell you why. UK airports experience chaos after a nationwide 'e-gate' system failure. And UMass Boston graduates get a hefty treat along with their commencement speech.
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Debt ceiling talks continue, while Treasury secretary Janet Yellen says an agreement needs to be reached by June 5th. Iowa bill extends hours and expands the type of jobs teens can work. Turkey’s presidential runoff election is tomorrow, will current President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hold on to his seat? Singer Celine Dion cancels world tour because of debilitating pain. Pink Floyd Co-founder under investigation for performing in Nazi costume.
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The White House and GOP lawmakers remain at odds over a key sticking point in their discussions on the nation’s debt ceiling. A deal between Russia and Belarus has the European Union raising an alarm. A man accused of fatally shooting a woman who accidentally turned into his driveway has been indicted on a murder charge. The Taliban’s brutal crackdown on the rights of Afghan women has two leading human rights organizations calling for an investigation. Lastly, college basketball national champions make their celebratory trips to the White House.
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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced a new deadline to raise the nation's borrowing limit. A South Carolina law that would restrict most abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy is on hold for now. Plus, deadly Russian missile strikes on a hospital in Ukraine are being called war crimes. We’ll also share the results of a new CNN poll on gun control in the US. And, we’ll tell you what you can expect at the pump heading into Memorial Day weekend.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has wasted no time in taking shots at his 2024 rival, former President Donald Trump. Inflation's bumpy ride continues, but there's some good news about gas prices. The world's largest stock market investor is backing calls for US oil companies to tackle climate change. Researches say they know the 12 symptoms of Long Covid. Plus, another fight over religion in Texas schools.
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A new survey found people across the US are confused about abortion access in their state. Democrats say they might not back a debt limit deal if it includes too many spending cuts. A medical facility has been attacked in Ukraine. A boat carrying about 500 migrants is missing in the Mediterranean. Plus, there are now more ageing adults and less children in the US.
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It'll be a busy weekend for anyone working on debt ceiling negotiations, but there appears to have been some breakthroughs. The US has told Ukraine it won't support attacks on Russian soil. The protection of US wetlands has taken a big hit. The number of people traveling this weekend could be higher than pre-pandemic levels. Plus, a passenger opens a plane door at 700 feet.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy appears to send lawmakers home for the holiday weekend with no apparent deal on raising the nation’s debt ceiling. President Joe Biden vetoed a bill that would overturn police reforms in Washington, DC. The White House is taking steps to fight gender-based violence like domestic abuse and antisemitism. We have an update on a deadly shooting and stabbing attack in Japan. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a rare shark attack that sent a tourist to the hospital.
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Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes has been sentenced in a Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy case. Plus, we’ll tell you what some Republicans are saying they want in exchange for raising the nation's debt ceiling. A bill banning most abortions as early as six weeks in South Carolina is now law. Fighters in the Russian mercenary group Wagner claim to be leaving a key Ukrainian city as the war continues. And, in a civil lawsuit brought by the parents of Gabby Petito, we’ll tell you about a letter Brian Laundrie’s mom wrote to her son marked “burn after reading."
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This week marks one year since 19 students and two teachers were killed in a shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. In that time, victims’ families say they have not received sufficient answers from authorities as to why they waited 77 minutes before breaching the classroom. In today’s episode, we hear why CNN agreed to show some parents unreleased body camera footage and examine how surviving students are coping.
Guest: Shimon Prokupecz, CNN Senior Crime & Justice Correspondent
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Many Western cities are grappling with large encampments on the streets as homeless populations grow. In Phoenix, a judge recently ordered one such encampment to be cleared after local residents sued the city for violating public nuisance laws. In today’s episode, we hear from people living in that camp about what comes next and why advocates fear similar legal strategies could soon be used in other cities.
Guest: Gabe Cohen, CNN Correspondent
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The man who drove his car into a crowd of people in Texas over the weekend has been charged. Canada expelled a Chinese diplomat today, after allegations Beijing meddled in the country’s politics. Attorneys gave closing arguments in the civil trial of former President Donald Trump. The Arab League has voted to readmit Syria after more than a decade. Lastly, scientists have discovered sea levels may be rising faster than expected.
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The Biden administration is proposing a new rule that could make airlines shell out if flight delays or cancellations could have been avoided. Texas state lawmakers are speaking out after the state grieves yet another mass shooting. Authorities are bracing for a surge of migrants - but a CNN reporter on the ground says it’s already here. Beijing’s foreign minister had some strong words for the US today, but the countries’ relationship may be improving. And, a deadly health crisis is impacting children in the US.
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Two tragedies in Texas have sent shockwaves through the country and put a spotlight on some particularly divisive issues. Title 42 expires on Thursday which risks exacerbating an already challenging humanitarian crisis for border communities. Attorneys for E. Jean Carroll and Donald Trump gave their closing arguments in the civil trial against the former president today. The debt ceiling deadline is inching closer – we’ll tell you what lawmakers are saying ahead of a major meeting tomorrow. And, a huge homeless encampment in downtown Phoenix will start to be cleared out this week.
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Investigations continue in Texas after two deadly incidents this weekend - one of which prompted a statement from the White House. US airlines may have to pay passengers for some delays or cancelations. Secretary of State Antony Blinken could be held in contempt of Congress - we’ll tell you why. Some areas of Southeast Asia are in the grips of their hottest temperatures ever recorded. Plus, NASA launches a new mission, just in time for hurricane season.
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It was a violent and deadly weekend in Texas, with a mass shooting at an outlet Mall and a driver hitting a group of people outside a shelter - we'll bring you details of both. Hundred of storms hit the central US. A drone attack has struck Ukraine’s capital as hundreds are evacuated by from Zaporizhzhia by Russian-backed authorities. Ethnic violence has killed dozens and displaced tens of thousands in India. Plus, the coronation of Britain's King Charles’ III wasn’t a party for everyone.
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The Biden administration is preparing for an influx of migrants at the US-Mexico border when the Covid-era border restriction known as Title 42 expires later this week. Officials in El Paso, Texas say they are already running out of space to house asylum seekers. In today’s episode, we hear from migrants on both sides of the border and look at how the policy shift could be felt in other cities across the country.
Guest: Rosa Flores, CNN Correspondent
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Crowds stand in the rain hoping to catch a glimpse of the new King and Queen, while others question government spending. Daniel Penny, the US Marine Veteran involved in the NYC subway chokehold death says he “never intended to harm” Jordan Neely. Powerful wildfires force evacuations in various regions of Canada. Critically endangered California Condors face a new threat, the avian flu. And a formerly unhoused woman in California is now a millionaire.
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The United Kingdom has a new monarch but not everyone is celebrating. Russia is taking big hits as a Ukrainian counteroffensive looms. Despite “highly unusual” racehorse deaths the 149th Kentucky Derby will happen later today. At least 8 fraudulent electors in Georgia have been granted immunity in the investigation into former President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election. And a University of California Berkley professor who falsely identified as Native American her “whole life” issues an apology.
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Britons are sleeping outside tonight, ahead of Saturday’s coronation. Georgia’s governor signed a bill that could lead to some prosecutors losing their jobs. Stocks bounced back after a rough few days, but it wasn’t enough to avoid ending the week in the red. Oceans are heating up - and may get hotter with the El Niño weather phenomenon expected this summer. Lastly, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ramps up his fight with Disney.
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President Joe Biden accused the GOP of trying to “hold the debt hostage” today. New York prosecutors are debating whether to charge the man who killed a subway rider this week. Jenny Craig is shutting down amid competition from prescription drugs. The Arab League will vote this weekend on whether to readmit Syria. And, the Supreme Court puts the execution of an Oklahoma inmate on hold.
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It's been a heavy week for the economy - we'll tell you why the labor market is making things more complicated. Covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency. Senator Dianne Feinstein is hitting back at claims she's causing delays in the Senate. Russia is blocking US-made rocket systems. Plus, ocean temperatures are heating up - and scientists are worried.
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We'll bring you the latest jobs numbers and tell you what they mean for the economy. Russia's powerful private military group says it's retreating because of ammunition problems. Scrutiny of the Supreme Court continues. Florida's governor Ron DeSantis gets a win against Disney. And, supporters are trying to delay the execution of a death row inmate in Oklahoma.
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Tension is escalating between Russia and the US as Moscow warns of an "open armed conflict". Two states have passed controversial bills to restrict abortion access and transgender rights. A suspect has been arrested after Serbia's second mass shooting in two days. We'll tell you why California and New York are investigating the NFL. Plus, people in London get ready for King Charles' coronation.
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We begin with a shooting in Serbia. GOP state lawmakers passed anti-abortion and anti-transgender laws today, in a likely preview of the 2024 election. Four members of the Proud Boys were found guilty of seditious conspiracy. A suspect has been arrested in connection with stabbings in a California town. Teachers in Oakland, Calif. went on strike. Lastly, four horses have died ahead of the Kentucky Derby.
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The regional banking sector saw more turmoil today - we’ll break it down. There’s some serious movement on the special counsel’s Mar-a-Lago documents investigation. The US intelligence chief testified on Russia’s war in Ukraine before the Senate Armed Services Committee today. We’re getting more information about the killing of a New York City subway rider after being put in a chokehold by another passenger. And, we have a verdict in Ed Sheeran’s copyright trial.
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Despite reassurance that the US banking system is safe, investors and customers are still skeptical. There are more reports about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' relationship with a GOP mega donor. A jury has reached a partial verdict in the trial of five Proud Boys members for January 6. The president of this year's UN climate conference is raising eyebrows again. Plus, the White House takes a look at artificial intelligence.
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Russia is now accusing the US of being behind what the Kremlin is calling an attempt to assassinate President Vladimir Putin. PacWest Bank is showing signs of trouble this morning. The defamation and battery trial against former President Donald Trump is set to start wrapping up. Police in Davis, California say they've detained someone in connection with a series of stabbing attacks. Plus, celebrities are criticized for going to the Met Gala.
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The man accused of opening fire in a medical center in Atlanta has been charged - we'll give you the latest. Ukraine says Kyiv has seen its most intense strikes so far this year. Police in New York City are investigating the death of a man who was put in a chokehold on the subway. A US watchdog is taking aim at Meta. Plus, Jimmy Fallon will pay his writers while they strike.
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The suspect in today’s shooting in Atlanta has been arrested after a hourslong manhunt. Sudan is waiting to see if its latest ceasefire will hold. The Biden administration is preparing to send more troops to the southern border, ahead of an immigration restriction expiring next week. Donald Trump’s lawyer says he will not present a defense in his battery and defamation trial. Lastly, New York becomes the first state to ban most new buildings from installing gas stoves and other fossil fuel appliances - we’ll tell you about the health concerns.
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The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates again today - we’ll tell you by how much, and what the Fed chairman is saying about the banking sector. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denied accusations of an assassination attempt from the Kremlin. At least one person is dead after a shooting in Atlanta. We’re learning more details about the man accused of killing five people in Texas last week. And, after 60 years, we finally have a crucial vaccine.
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Russia is claiming Ukraine tried to assassinate President Vladimir Putin with drones - which Ukraine denies. The Fed is expected to raise interest rates again. Another bus load of migrants has been sent to New York ahead of Title 42 coming to an end. A newly revealed text from Tucker Carlson could have contributed to his firing. Plus, how hackers are taking advantage of ChatGPT.
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More arrests have been made, as the man accused of killing five of his neighbors in Texas will appear in court today - we'll bring you the latest. A shooting at a school in Serbia has left eight children and one adult dead. A new Alzheimer's drug has some promising results. Once again, attempts at peace in Sudan have failed. Plus, the UK introduces controversial anti-protest laws ahead of the King's coronation.
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The search for a man accused of killing five of his neighbors in Texas is over. People are waiting to see whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again today. Fentanyl was responsible for two thirds of all overdose deaths in 2021. Mexico will continue accepting some returned migrants from the US. Plus, trans lawmaker Zoey Zephyr won't be allowed back in Montana's state House.
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California Senator Dianne Feinstein has now been absent from the Senate for two months - we’ll tell you the latest on her recovery. Today was the first day of the Writers Guild of America strike, and some TV shows are already shutting down production. Two women testified today in E. Jean Carroll’s rape and defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump. A Northern California town has been reeling from a series of stabbings. Lastly, a Florida Congresswoman made some financial moves in the weeks leading up to the collapse of First Republic Bank.
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The clock is ticking on raising the debt ceiling - we’ll tell you the latest. It was a tumultuous day on the stock market ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting Wednesday. Peace talks may be on the horizon for two Sudanese factions. The Department of Justice led a crack down on the dark web. And, the Tony Awards nominations dropped today.
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As the US inches closer to defaulting, leaders in Washington are set to meet next week – we’ll tell you what a debt default could mean for you. Today, Congress is weighing whether to implement an ethics code for the Supreme Court. The Biden administration is making plans to send troops to the southern border as a controversial border policy is set to end next week. British intelligence suggests Moscow is worried about Ukrainian forces’ looming counteroffensive. Plus, the US Surgeon General lays out his plan to help tackle loneliness and isolation.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he'll meet with President Joe Biden to talk about the debt limit. Some TV shows will be in reruns soon because of a writers strike. A college in California has told students to shelter in place after a series of stabbing attacks. Australia is banning vaping. Plus, tributes are paid to a legendary folk singer.
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Hollywood writers are officially on strike - we'll tell you why and what it means for your viewing. The Treasury Secretary has a bleak warning on US debt. Seven bodies have been found at a house in Oklahoma in the search for two missing teenagers. A prominent Palestinian has died in an Israeli jail after an 87 day hunger strike. Plus, some stars had purrfect outfits for this year's Met Gala.
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We start with a warning from the US Treasury secretary about raising the nation's debt ceiling. Plus, we’ll tell you about a deadly dust storm that caused a big pileup in Illinois. The Biden administration gave an estimate on Russia’s injuries and deaths in the war against Ukraine. A new lawsuit is brewing over SpaceX’s rocket launch - we have details. Lastly, celebrities are paying tribute to a fashion icon at this year’s Met Gala.
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We’re learning more about the suspected gunman authorities are looking for in connection to a deadly shooting in Texas. The battle between Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has escalated. Former President Donald Trump’s motion for a mistrial in a civil battery and defamation case has been denied. Changes to France’s pensions system fueled violent clashes between protesters and police. And, the scientist whose research helped shape artificial intelligence is warning about the risks.
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JPMorgan Chase says it's paying $10.6 billion for First Republic Bank's assets. A father in Texas has described the shooting that left his wife and child and three others dead, while police search for the suspect. New mortgage fees are introduced that are linked to your credit score. China's airship program appears to be moving forward. Plus, some school districts are trying to entice teachers to work there – we’ll tell you how.
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First Republic customers are being reassured their money is safe. 100 US citizens have been brought from Sudan to Saudi Arabia as fighting continues. Russia has launched another wave of strikes in Ukraine. Some schools are cancelled as people in Virginia Beach pick up the pieces from a destructive tornado. Plus, a warning that 14 million jobs could vanish in the next five years.
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JPMorgan Chase is set to buy most assets from First Republic Bank - the third US bank to collapse in the last two months. A boat carrying US citizens from Sudan is arriving in Saudi Arabia this morning. Authorities in Texas say they have "zero leads" on the man accused of killing 5 of his neighbors. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is addressing Israel's parliament today. Plus, Hollywood is bracing for a writers' strike.
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Last week, President Joe Biden made it official and announced his 2024 re-election bid. Meanwhile, more Republicans are jumping in the race to challenge apparent frontrunner former President Donald Trump. In today’s episode, we examine how Biden is framing his campaign and hear from voters on how they feel about a possible rematch between Trump and Biden.
Guest: Jeff Zeleny, CNN Chief National Affairs Correspondent
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At least five people are dead after a rampage that started with a noise complaint about gunfire. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky says a counteroffensive is a matter of when, not if. First Republic Bank is teetering on the edge. Writers for television, movies and streaming shows could go on strike as soon as next week. And Italian officials plan to close Vesuvius National Park amid reports that soccer fans plan to celebrate by simulating a volcanic eruption.
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Evacuations are taking place by land, air and sea as fighting continues in Sudan. Montana's governor signs a bill that bans gender-affirming care for minors, despite pleas from his own son to veto it. President Joe Biden starts pressing donors for cash as his re-election bid gets underway. General Mills issues a voluntary flour recall because of possible salmonella contamination. And Oregon’s Swastika Mountain gets a new name.
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The US Army has grounded some aviators following two deadly helicopter crashes - we have details. Russian President Vladimir Putin is threatening to deport Ukrainians in annexed regions. US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito says he has a “pretty good idea” who’s responsible for leaking a draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. Jenny Craig is reportedly facing potential closures and job cuts. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a bill in one state that’s speaking to teachers’ wallets.
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Investors are on edge as First Republic Bank fights to avoid a potential bank collapse. Plus, we have an update on a ceasefire extension between rival military forces in Sudan. We also have new developments in a stabbing attack that killed four University of Idaho students. There’s new signs that the Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation is working. And, a new study gives insight to how artificial intelligence could be used as a tool to help doctors communicate with patients.
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Prosecutors are revealing more information about the Air National Guardsman accused of leaking classified documents online - including the fact he had an arsenal of weapons in his home. Silicon Valley Bank’s post-mortem report is out - we’ll bring you the details. Ukraine is dealing with the aftermath of a barrage of Russian missile attacks. A CDC report reveals worrying findings about how community violence affects youth. And, find out why climate change could be making your hay fever worse.
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We start with the latest on the ground in Ukraine, where deadly missiles hit cities while people slept. Two Republican-led states have failed to pass bills banning abortions. Three soldiers are dead after a helicopter crash in Alaska. More than 55 million people are at risk of severe weather today. Plus, why a 7th grader in Michigan is being called a hero.
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Former VP Mike Pence has given five hours of testimony over the 2020 election - we'll bring you the details. Missile attacks in Ukraine have killed at least 12 people. Some families of US citizens trapped in Sudan say they're frustrated with the government. The three teenagers accused of killing a woman by throwing rocks at her car have been denied bail. Plus, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve has been pranked.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence testified to a federal grand jury. The US imposed new sanctions on Russian and Iranian groups that are accused of taking Americans hostage. We have the latest on a manhunt for four inmates who broke out of a Mississippi jail. A man accused of killing his wife in Massachusetts has been denied bail. Lastly, we’re learning about another train derailment in the US.
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A man accused of leaking classified documents on social media appeared in court today – we have the latest. Plus, two rival military factions in Sudan have agreed to extend a 72-hour ceasefire. The White woman whose accusation led to the lynching of Emmett Till has died. WNBA star Brittney Griner spoke to reporters about being wrongfully detained in Russia. And, talk show legend, Jerry Springer, has died.
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The US economy slowed down in the first quarter this year - far below what economists were expecting. NATO’s chief has reservations about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Federal prosecutors are saying that the 21-year-old who leaked Pentagon documents online took far more information than we thought. Donald Trump has lost an appeal to block former Vice President Mike Pence from testifying about their conversations around the Jan. 6 insurrection - we’ll bring you the details. And, one of the women suing the state of Texas over its restrictive abortion laws gives an emotional testimony in a Senate hearing.
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The man accused of leaking classified Pentagon documents is in court today, and prosecutors say he's a flight risk. Florida's governor Ron DeSantis hits back after Disney files a lawsuit. More than 40 million people are at risk of severe weather, and some have already experienced very large hail. Samsung's profits were down 95% for the first quarter of the year. Plus, women will now get a vote in the Catholic church.
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House Republicans have voted through a bill to raise the debt ceiling, but Democrats say they won't negotiate. Battles to protect transgender rights across the US continue. Ukraine's president says China's leader is showing signs of support for an important grain deal. Tucker Carlson has spoken out for the first time since he was fired from Fox News. And, we'll tell you who performed karaoke at the White House last night.
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The House has passed a bill to raise the nation’s debt limit – we’ll hear from Speaker Kevin McCarthy. A transgender lawmaker has been banned from Montana’s Republican-controlled House. We have new developments on a Mississippi jailbreak. A former Fugees rapper has been convicted in a scheme to help China influence the US government. Lastly, researchers discovered a potential health risk from being discriminated against at work.
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A UN refugee agency is pleading for support for thousands of Sudanese refugees as fighting between rival military factions continues. Disney is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his oversight board – we have the latest. The US and South Korea agreed to a deal that strengthens its alliance against North Korea. A man on death row in Oklahoma has been denied clemency. And, the first drug that treats a rare form of ALS gets accelerated FDA approval.
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Ukraine's President has had a call with China's leader - we'll bring you the latest. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has had to make some changes to his debt ceiling plans. The journalist accusing former President Donald Trump of rape is testifying today. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is facing new terror charges. Plus, the US explores geothermal energy.
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Pressure is mounting for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to get his party to pass a debt ceiling bill. A woman who escaped from Sudan's capital describes the desperation there. A manhunt is underway after 4 inmates escaped from a prison in Mississippi. A man has been executed in Singapore for trafficking roughly two pounds of cannabis. Plus, Alec Baldwin is making a documentary about the 'Rust' shooting.
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A Sudanese-American doctor has been killed in Sudan. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is struggling to get his party onboard with his debt ceiling plan. A rule restricting gender affirming care in Missouri is expected to come into effect tomorrow. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is appearing in court today. Plus, sleep gummies could contain harmful hormone levels.
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A US citizen in Sudan died after an attack outside his house. New earnings reports show strong turnarounds from two Big Tech companies. US Supreme Court Justice John Roberts declined to testify at a Senate hearing on ethics. Former attorney Alex Murdaugh is facing more charges from another case. Lastly, a new Barbie doll is aiming to break the stigma around disabilities.
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Sudanese fighters have seized a lab holding virus samples. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s debt ceiling proposal is still being met with resistance from Republicans. Florida’s surgeon general is accused of altering key findings from a Covid-19 vaccine analysis. 3M is slashing jobs worldwide. And, a copyright infringement trial against Ed Sheeran started today – we have details.
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President Joe Biden is running for reelection - but don’t expect him at any rallies quite yet. The World Health Organization says there’s a “huge biological risk” in Sudan - we’ll bring you the latest. New details emerge in Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ connection with a GOP megadonor. Kenyan authorities have recovered 89 bodies from mass graves, believed to be followers of a cult. And, the legendary singer, actor and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte has died at 96.
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President Joe Biden has launched his 2024 campaign - we'll bring you the latest. The UN refugee agency is preparing for thousands of Sudanese refugees. Five of the suspects connected to a shooting at a Sweet 16 party in Alabama will appear in court today. The CDC says tough working conditions can impact your mental health. Plus, Netflix announces a big investment in South Korea.
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President Joe Biden has officially thrown his hat into the ring for 2024. A ceasefire agreement has once again been broken in Sudan. Jury selection starts in the defamation and assault suit against former President Donald Trump. The owner of Bud Light has reportedly put two execs on leave over their work with a transgender influencer. Plus, French fries could be linked to depression.
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We start with another ceasefire deal between two rival military factions in Sudan. Plus, a man is in police custody in connection to a deadly shooting at a community college in Oklahoma. A former officer whose bullet killed Breonna Taylor during a botched raid in Louisville is working for another department. Three Tennessee lawmakers who faced expulsion votes for protesting on their state House floor visited the White House. Lastly, we have details on a potential trade agreement with Green Bay Packers’ quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken addressed the intense fighting in Sudan and what it means for Americans trying to leave. Thousands of Disney employees are being laid off this week. Fox News’ Tucker Carlson and CNN’s Don Lemon are out. A temperature swing and major flooding are impacting parts of the US this week. And, we’ll share the findings from a study that examined dogs detecting Covid-19 in schools.
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Officials are defending the decision to not evacuate more US citizens from Sudan. The former police officer who shot and killed an unarmed Black man during a traffic stop near Minneapolis has been released from prison. China is facing some backlash from European countries - we'll tell you why. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is under pressure to pass his debt ceiling plan this week. Plus, Japan has approved its first abortion drug.
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Clashes in Sudan are in their tenth day, and US officials are facing criticism for not getting more civilians out of the country. President Joe Biden is getting ready to announce his 2024 run, but Americans could need some convincing. Russia is threatening to pull out of the Black Sea grain deal. NBCUniversal's CEO is leaving the company after admitting to an "inappropriate relationship". Plus, former "Dancing with the Stars" judge Len Goodman has died.
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Countries around the world are working to rescue their citizens from fighting in Sudan, but the Sudanese people have no escape. Gun ownership is on the rise in the US - we'll hear why some women and African Americans are buying them. Bed, Bath & Beyond has filed for bankruptcy. Russia's foreign minister will chair the UN Security Council meeting today. Plus, Matthew Perry removes Keanu Reeves from his book.
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On April 13, 16-year-old Ralph Yarl was shot when he went to the wrong address to pick up his siblings. Days later, 20-year-old Kaylin Gillis was shot and killed in upstate New York after her and a group of friends turned into the wrong driveway. We explore what these types of incidents say about gun culture in America, and how police across the country are preparing for the worst as gun reform remains stalled in Washington.
Guest: Josh Campbell, CNN Correspondent
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On Earth Day, a new climate report paints a grim picture – but hope remains. Meanwhile, thousands of gallons of sewage spill into the Los Angeles River. Residents of a South Florida condo building are forced to evacuate due to structural issues. Safety concerns remain days after a Russian warplane accidentally dropped a bomb on its own territory. And we get reaction after New York state education officials voted to prohibit public schools from using or displaying Indigenous team names, logos, or mascots.
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Sudan’s army says it will begin facilitating evacuations of foreign nationals as clashes continue. Meanwhile, CNN uncovers evidence of Russia’s Wagner arming the militia leader on the other side. A Supreme Court ruling protects access to a key abortion pill – for now. Hunter Biden’s lawyers are set to meet with a US attorney overseeing the federal investigation into the president’s son. And the municipal government of a Japanese city recruits an artificial intelligence chatbot to carry out administrative tasks.
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The US Supreme Court protected access to a widely used abortion drug for now. Plus, we’ll tell you what paramilitary forces in Sudan say they’re willing to do to allow evacuations to take place. A man charged in the 2017 White supremacist march in Charlottesville, Virginia appeared in court. More Lyft jobs are on the chopping block. Lastly, we’ll tell you which players have been suspended for gambling on NFL games.
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A hold that extends access to an abortion pill at the center of a US Supreme Court case ends by midnight tonight. Ukrainian officials met with Western defense allies in Germany over Russia’s war. Rival forces in Sudan have agreed to another ceasefire after nearly a week of fighting. A CNN exclusive reveals another time allies of former President Donald Trump considered overturning an election race. And, Twitter has started removing blue checks marks from verified accounts.
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Earth’s annual check up results are in and it’s not looking good - we’ll tell you what President Joe Biden wants to do about it. We’ll hear from an activist in Sudan about what life is like in the country right now. A lawsuit has been filed against California police officers, after a report revealed racist texts. A lawyer for a prominent Kremlin critic has fled Russia, while investigators want a journalist to be arrested in absentia. Plus, Attorneys General from 18 states want Kia and Hyundai to recall their cars because they keep getting stolen.
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A US citizen is among the more than 400 people who've died in Sudan. Access to a common abortion drug hangs in the balance. Russian forces have dropped a bomb on their own city - we'll give you the details. While Florida makes it easier for juries to sentence people to death, Washington state bans the death penalty. Plus, public schools in New York aren't allowed to use indigenous team names without permission anymore.
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People are once again waiting for the Supreme Court to weigh in on access to medication abortions. A man has been arrested in connection with the shooting of his 6 year old neighbour after a basketball rolled onto his yard. Leaders are urging Sudanese forces to uphold a new ceasefire. The DOJ has reached multi-million-dollar settlements with big US oil and gas companies. Plus, prosecutors are dropping charges against actor Alec Baldwin - for now.
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President Joe Biden is preparing to announce his reelection campaign – we have details. A man accused of shooting and injuring a six-year-old girl and her parents in North Carolina has been arrested. Former Theranos executive Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani has reported to prison. It’s the end of an era for BuzzFeed News. Lastly, Ikea is making a major investment in the US.
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We begin with a manhunt for a neighbor accused of shooting a six-year-old and her dad in North Carolina. A former Manhattan prosecutor scheduled to testify before the House Judiciary Committee won’t have to for now. My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell may have to put his money where his mouth is – we’ll explain. Charges against actor Alec Baldwin for a fatal shooting on the set of his movie "Rust" may be dropped. And, SpaceX’s first flight test didn’t go as planned.
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NATO's secretary general says Ukraine's future is with the alliance, and membership will be discussed this summer. The White House is hitting back against House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's debt ceiling proposal. The House has voted to ban transgender athletes from taking part in women's and girl's sports in schools. President Joe Biden has announced more initiatives to fight climate change. Plus, 50 million people are bracing for severe storms.
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As attempts at another ceasefire fail in Sudan - doctors say dozens of hospitals are out of service. We'll tell you what could happen next with access to abortion medication. There have been more deadly storms in the US this year - as two people were killed in Oklahoma yesterday. Twitter appears to have quietly removed some protections for transgender users. Plus, a cat killing contest has been cancelled in New Zealand.
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There have been at least three shootings in the US because of mistaken identity this week alone. Two people have died after tornadoes ripped through parts of Oklahoma. Dozens of people were killed in Yemen in a crowd surge. The CDC says vulnerable people can now get another Covid-19 booster. And, a K-pop star has died at the age of 25.
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A request from the Manhattan’s District Attorney’s office to block one of his former prosecutors from testifying has been denied. We have two new developments on a controversial Washington, DC crime bill and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s proposal to raise the debt ceiling. Three people are facing charges in connection to a mass shooting at a birthday party in Alabama. Plus, we’ll tell you about a deadly stampede in Yemen. Lastly, calling all “Twilight” fans: a new TV series is in the works.
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A hold on a lower court ruling that would’ve restricted access to an abortion pill has been extended. We also have new developments on a deadly mass shooting at a Sweet 16 birthday party in Alabama. Plus, the family of a Black man who died after being brutally beaten by police officers has filed a lawsuit. Then, we’ll tell you about the shooting in Texas that injured two cheerleaders over a common mistake. And, we have the latest on a second attempt at a ceasefire between the Sudanese army and paramilitary forces.
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The leaders of Sudan's military and paramilitary are blaming each other for breaking a ceasefire. The Supreme Court is expected to make an important decision about medication abortions today. People have been protesting over racist text messages sent by some police officers in California. A quarter of all Americans live in unhealthy air - we'll tell you who is most affected. And, one country is set to become the world's populous later this year.
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The Kansas City teen who was shot when he went to the wrong house has a long road to recovery. Ukraine says Russia has launched dozens of strikes in the last 24 hours. A new report says the US oil and gas industry is emitting way more methane than the EPA estimates. A fire at a hospital in Beijing has killed 29 people. Plus, parts of Asia are experiencing a record breaking heatwave.
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Fox News and Dominion Voting Systems have reached an historic settlement - we'll tell you the latest. The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on abortion medication access today. Attempts at a truce in Sudan have crumbled. A man has been arrested after four people were found dead in a home in Maine. Plus, we'll tell you why a record label wants to ban AI from streaming platforms.
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We begin with a deadly parking garage collapse in New York City. Plus, multiple people are facing charges related to a White nationalist demonstration in Virginia. We have the latest on Senator Dianne Feinstein’s seat on a key committee and an effort to overturn President Joe Biden’s veto to overturn an EPA water rule. A proposal to raise the nation’s debt ceiling hangs in the balance. Lastly, we’ll tell you the move President Biden took to push for affordable child care and long-term care in the US.
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A settlement has been reached in Dominion Voting System's defamation lawsuit against Fox News. A US Supreme Court decision on a dispute over an abortion drug is expected soon. An 84-year-old man accused of shooting a Black teen who rang his doorbell in Kansas City, Missouri last week is in police custody. A man accused of shooting a woman who accidentally turned into his driveway in upstate New York has been charged. And, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been cleared to play again months after going into cardiac arrest.
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Fighting in Sudan has continued for a fourth day as there are reports armed personnel have stormed the homes of UN workers. It's Dominion Voting Systems vs Fox News as the highly anticipated defamation trial begins. Tax season is coming to a close for many filers. There are calls for some county officials in Oklahoma to resign after they were allegedly recorded making racist remarks. Plus, the Supreme Court hears a case about religious beliefs in the workplace.
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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich appeared in court this morning, and it wasn't good news. There's a warrant out for the arrest of an 84 year old who's admitted to shooting a Kansas City teen. Two men claiming to be former Wagner commanders say they killed civilians in Ukraine - including children. The White House has plans for more affordable childcare. Plus, a huge number of Americans are taking dietary supplements.
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An 84 year old White man is facing felony charges over the shooting of a Black Kansas City teen who went to the wrong house. The family of Jayland Walker wants people to speak out about his death. Opposing military leaders have agreed to a 24 hour ceasefire in Sudan. China's economy is doing better than expected. Plus, a giant pile of garbage has created a new home.
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An 84-year-old White man accused of shooting a Black teen in Kansas City, Missouri is facing charges. Eight officers in Akron, Ohio won’t be indicted for fatally shooting Jayland Walker. Two men believed to be Chinese agents in a propaganda operation in the US are out on bond. Two lawmakers are back on Capitol Hill following medical absences. Lastly, Hollywood is bracing for a strike – we have the latest.
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We start with details on arrests and charges made in a Chinese propaganda operation in the US. We also have new developments on a Black teen shot in Kansas City after going to the wrong house. Four people killed at a birthday party in Alabama over the weekend have been identified. We’ll tell you which countries are banning grain imports from Ukraine. And, the chain that’s been a staple for bridal needs may be closing up shop.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy unveiled his party's plan to lift the debt ceiling. Around 100 people have died in Sudan as clashes between the military and paramilitary enter their third day. Kansas City police are investigating a homeowner who shot and wounded a teen who had gone to the wrong home to pick up his siblings. SpaceX scrapped its launch mission today – we’ll tell you why a lot is riding on this. Plus, around 30,000 runners are racing in the Boston Marathon today 10 years after the deadly bombing.
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Fighting in Sudan is in its third day and around 100 people have already been killed. A prominent Kremlin critic has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine. People affected by the Indiana recycling plant fire can now return home. House GOP leaders have a plan to raise the debt ceiling. Plus, the LA District Attorney's office is reviewing sexual assault allegations against actor Armie Hammer.
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Fighting in Sudan continues and the death toll is rising - we'll bring you the latest. Four people were killed at a shooting at a sweet sixteen birthday party in Alabama on Saturday night. An attack at a public swimming pool in Mexico has left 7 people dead. Dominion Voting System's $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News has been delayed. Plus, women are still picking up the housework slack.
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The Biden administration is expecting an influx of asylum-seekers to arrive at the US-Mexico border next month once Title 42 is lifted. But even before they arrive in Mexico, some migrants must journey through the Darién Gap, a perilous stretch of jungle connecting Central and South America. In today’s episode, we hear from a CNN reporter who made that trek alongside a group of everyday people who were willing to risk treacherous terrain, extortion and violence to get one step closer to America.
Guest: Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Chief International Security Correspondent
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Heavy fighting has erupted in Sudan between the army and a paramilitary group. Germany closes the last of its nuclear power plants. A disclosure report gives us a look at Donald Trump’s post-presidency finances. Preparations are underway for opening arguments in the Dominion-Fox News defamation trial. And David’s Bridal is set to lay off more than 9,000 workers.
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President Joe Biden addresses the recent court rulings that have put access to abortion medication in jeopardy. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says the leak of secret Pentagon documents has not hampered relationships with allies. Japan’s prime minister is evacuated after an explosion during a campaign speech. Boston prepares to mark 10 years since the Marathon bombings. And police are on the hunt for suspects after almost 2 million dimes were stolen from a truck in Philadelphia.
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Former President Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence spoke at the annual National Rifle Association convention. Three sons of the notorious drug lord “El Chapo” are among the defendants charged in a fentanyl-trafficking probe. We’ll tell you which state became the first to pass a bill that would ban TikTok. The Dallas Mavericks will have to pay a hefty fine for sitting key players. Lastly, the most powerful rocket ever built will soon blast off.
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An abortion drug at the center of a legal dispute will remain on the market for now – we have the latest. Plus, President Joe Biden is calling for tighter security measures following the leak of classified documents. France’s unpopular plan to reform its pension system by raising the retirement age has been given the green light. A man accused of killing Cash App founder Bob Lee appeared in court today. And, the legendary composer of the broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera” is sealing his legacy with a big honor.
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The man accused of leaking classified Pentagon documents had top secret clearance. The clock is ticking for the Supreme Court to stop access to abortion medication being restricted. The families of Americans wrongfully detained in Russia are speaking out. There are signs the US economy is taking a turn for the worse. Plus, several Republican presidential hopefuls are heading to the NRA convention.
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There are still big questions about how the Pentagon leak suspect allegedly got his hands on the classified documents that ended up online. Hundreds of South Florida residents are in emergency shelters after devastating flooding. A huge prisoner swap has some hoping a permanent peace deal could be on the horizon in Yemen. About 100,000 nurses in the US left their jobs because of pandemic related burnout. Plus, new NFL helmets could improve safety.
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The man accused of leaking classified Pentagon documents will appear in court today. Florida's governor has signed a bill banning abortion from 6 weeks. The Indiana recycling plant fire is finally out, but people don't know when they can go back home. A report says the number of executions in Iran rose by 75% last year. Plus, wearing a hearing aid could lower the risk of dementia.
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A 21-year-old accused of leaking classified documents is set to be arraigned Friday. Florida’s legislature has passed a bill that would ban abortions after six weeks. A mom whose six-year-old son shot a teacher in Virginia turned herself in. We have an update on a fire that’s been burning for two days at a recycling plant in Indiana. Lastly, we have new information on the relationship between US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and a Republican megadonor.
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The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old in connection with the leaking of classified documents – we have the latest. Former President Donald Trump is being questioned in a New York civil case. President Joe Biden highlighted his personal and political ties during an address to Ireland’s parliament. A suspect has been arrested for the murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee. And, actor Jamie Foxx is in the hospital over a reported health scare.
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The Justice Department wants the Supreme Court to weigh in now on abortion medication. President Joe Biden has hinted that the government is close to finding out who leaked classified Pentagon documents. French protestors have forced their way into the headquarters of a luxury brand giant. Jury selection is underway in Dominion Voting System's defamation case against Fox News. Plus, Fort Lauderdale in Florida gets a LOT of rain.
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The abortion drug mifepristone will still be available, but it will be harder to get. One of the Tennessee Democrats expelled from the state's House will be sworn in as an interim lawmaker today. The Washington Post is reporting new details about the alleged Pentagon documents leaker. Suicide was the 11th leading cause of death in the US in 2021. Plus, we'll tell you why people in Maine should be looking out for a meteorite.
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People will have access to an abortion drug for at least a little while longer. A missile launched by North Korea has caused an alert on a Japanese island. Parts of southern Florida are bing hit with potentially life threatening flooding. NPR says no to Twitter. Plus, why the FBI doesn't want you to use public phone chargers.
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We’re hearing one of the 911 calls made during a deadly mass shooting at a bank in Louisville. Former President Donald Trump is suing his former personal attorney Michael Cohen – we have details. Plus, a Republican lawmaker in Arizona has been expelled – we’ll explain. Fox News has been dealt another blow in a defamation case heading to trial. Lastly, Elon Musk gets candid in a rare interview about Twitter.
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A second lawmaker expelled from the Tennessee State House has regained his seat – we have the latest. Plus, we’ll tell you where a dispute to suspend the FDA’s approval of a medication abortion drug now stands. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed videos showing the beheading of Ukrainian soldiers. The White House is warning about a dangerous drug combination involving fentanyl. And, e-cigarette maker, Juul, has reached its largest settlement to date.
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Thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes in Indiana because of a fire at a recycling plant. The Biden administration is taking steps to try to protect the privacy of abortion providers and seekers. The family of the gunman who killed 5 people in Louisville, Kentucky says he had "mental health issues." The US victims of a kidnapping in Mexico have spoken to CNN about the traumatic attack. Plus, former President Donald Trump is asking for a delay in a sexual assault and defamation trial.
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The latest inflation figures shows prices are cooling down. President Joe Biden pushed the benefits of peace in Northern Ireland while speaking with lawmakers and students there. The White House wants more people to buy electric vehicles, but Americans aren't sold. We'll tell you about more revelations from the trove of leaked Pentagon documents. Plus, Italy has declared a state of emergency over migrant arrivals.
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President Joe Biden is in Northern Ireland today as he marks 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement. Louisville is holding a vigil for victims of Monday's bank shooting, as new body cam footage is released. A GOP governor is calling for gun reform. Taiwan's foreign minister says China is threatening war. And, around 100 people have been killed in bombings in Myanmar.
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We begin with new audio capturing tense moments between officers and a shooter who opened fire at a bank in Louisville. Plus, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is suing GOP House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan – we’ll tell you why. Major cities could face huge water cuts in the feds’ proposed plan to save the Colorado River. Five law enforcement officers in Louisiana pleaded not guilty in the death of Ronald Greene. Lastly, a vote that could bring Hollywood to a standstill is underway.
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The mayor of Louisville is pushing for gun reform following a deadly shooting at a bank. An Egyptian official is responding to a report that suggests it planned to send weapons to Russia. A man convicted of killing a protester at a Black Lives Matter rally in Texas is being considered for a pardon. A judge has ruled that Dominion Voting Systems can’t bring up the January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection in its defamation trial against Fox News. And, renowned cartoonist, Al Jaffee, who’s best known for his work with Mad Magazine, has died.
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Investigators in Louisville, Kentucky are combing through footage from an Instagram live the shooter took during his attack at a bank that killed at least 5 people. The clock is ticking for the Biden Administration to keep the abortion pill mifepristone on the market while a legal battle plays out. The IMF is walking back some of its economic forecasts - we'll tell you why. President Biden says he'll be talking with the family of the wrongfully detained Wall Street Journal reporter. And, Biden heads to Ireland for a 5 day visit, marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
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Several victims of the bank shooting in Louisville, Kentucky are still in hospital, as officials investigate the lead up to the attack. Iowa's AG is pausing funding for emergency contraception and abortions for sexual assault victims - we'll bring you the details. One of two boats carrying hundreds of migrants in the Mediterranean has run out of fuel. South Korean officials say a “considerable amount” of information in the leaked Pentagon documents was fabricated. And, ash covers roads and cars after a volcano erupts in Russia.
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Authorities in Kentucky are trying to find out what led to yesterday's deadly shooting at a Louisville bank, yesterday. The DOJ is asking a federal appeals court to put a judge’s abortion pill ruling on hold - we'll bring you the details. A state lawmaker has been re-instated to the Tennessee House, while another expelled lawmaker could also be reinstated soon. Two Chinese human rights lawyers have been given heavy prison sentences. Plus, a news outlet explains why it quit TikTok.
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A Tennessee Democratic lawmaker was reinstated today after getting ousted from the statehouse last week. At least five people died in a mass shooting at a bank in Louisville, Kentucky today. The mother of the 6-year-old who shot his first grade teacher faces charges. US officials are responding to pentagon documents getting leaked on social media. And, a major lettuce recall is affecting some pre-made salads.
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We start with a deadly shooting at a bank in Louisville, Kentucky - we have the latest. The Justice Department is fighting to protect the abortion pill after a Texas judge suspended the FDA’s approval of it. Former president Donald Trump filed a long-shot appeal to keep former Vice President Mike Pence from testifying in a DOJ investigation. Tesla is opening a megapack battery factory in China, as tensions between Washington and Beijing grow increasingly tense. And, the new Super Mario Bros movie racks up some serious points at the box office.
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Police in Louisville, Kentucky, say at least 4 people are dead and 8 are in hospital after a shooting at a bank. There's continuing fallout over a Texas judge's ruling on abortion pills - and it could reach the Supreme Court. A Kremlin spokesperson denies Moscow had anything to do with a leak of classified US documents. Palestinian officials say a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed in the occupied West Bank. And, it's the annual Easter egg-stravaganza at the White House, where President Joe Biden weighed in on his political future before the festivities.
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A stranded boat with 400 migrants onboard is at risk of capsizing in the Mediterranean. A vote is expected today on returning one of the ousted representatives back to the Tennessee House. In yet more fallout, Ukraine says it’s had to alter some of its military plans after a leak of highly classified Pentagon documents. Texas' governor says he’s working to pardon a man convicted of killing a protester at a Black Lives Matter rally. And, we'll tell you why the Dalai Lama is apologizing after a video emerged on social media.
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One of the Democrats expelled from the Tennessee state House could be voted back in today - we'll tell you how. The Health Secretary says "everything is on the table" after a federal judge banned an abortion pill nation-wide. South Korean officials want to speak with US officials, following the leak of classified Pentagon documents. 9,000 Rutgers University staff and faculty will be striking today. And, another media company is pushing back against a new Twitter label.
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Last week, we got our first look at the case Manhattan prosecutors have brought against Donald Trump. However, some legal experts say the novel way Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg laid out the allegations is largely untested – and could be risky. In today’s episode, a former federal and state prosecutor breaks down the legal strategy on both sides and explains what happens next.
Guest: Elie Honig, CNN Senior Legal Analyst
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Tensions remain in France, as the country's constitutional council is set to give its ruling on the government's new pension reform this week. China kicks off military exercises around Taiwan just days after the country’s president met with US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Jeffrey Epstein’s former cellmate is found guilty of multiple murders. The WWE apologizes after using footage of Auschwitz for a WrestleMania promo. A pilot safely lands a flight after a venomous cobra was found in the plane’s cockpit.
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Tensions are high in Israel after a day of deadly violence. The Ukraine war tugs along as the Pentagon investigates screenshots of classified documents roaming on social media. Tesla prices keep dropping as EV tax credits might see a cut. The Masters resumes today after inclement weather put the tournament on hold. And the popular Easter candy Peeps is being called out for using a “known carcinogen.”
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We start with two opposing rulings on medication abortion — we’ll break down both decisions. Vice President Kamala Harris visited Nashville after two democratic lawmakers got voted out of the state legislature. The US strongly condemned all attacks against Israel today — we’ll explain. Authorities in Ireland said they’re bracing for possible “shows of strength” over Easter weekend. And, a new study links MLB homeruns to climate change.
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We start with the escalating tension in the Middle East — we have the latest on an attack in Tel Aviv. Federal officials are planning to restart a controversial immigration policy. The March jobs report was released today, as most Americans tell CNN they aren’t happy with the economy. Two juveniles were arrested in connection with a triple homicide in Florida. And, President Joe Biden will likely announce his run for reelection in the summer.
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There could be a way for two expelled Tennessee lawmakers to get their jobs back after leading a protest on the statehouse floor. The US economy looks like it could be cooling – we’ll break down what the latest jobs report has to with that. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas defended his decision not to disclose luxury travel paid for by a donor. The Pentagon says it’s investigating an alleged leak of classified US and NATO military information circulating online. Plus, LSU basketball star Angel Reese made a decision about her team’s championship White House visit.
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Violence sparked by a raid on the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem this week continues today, with a stabbing in the West Bank. The IRS says the average household shouldn’t worry about more audits as the agency grows. Police in New Mexico are investigating after officers shot and killed a man after responding to the wrong house. The House Foreign Affairs chair favors a quick delivery of weapons to Taiwan. And, we’ll tell you why $35 may get the judge in Trump’s NY criminal case in trouble.
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Israel says it responded to rocket fire from Gaza and Southern Lebanon with airstrikes - we’ll tell you how this all began earlier in Jerusalem. Two Black lawmakers have been ousted from the Tennessee State House for taking part in a gun reform protest, while a White lawmaker is staying. The Biden administration has put forward a federal rule change on transgender student athletes. A former Michigan House Speaker admits to taking bribes. And, a new report says a Supreme Court Justice accepted several luxury trips from a political megadonor.
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Two of three Democratic lawmakers have been voted out of the Tennessee State House following a gun reform protest – we have the latest. Tensions have escalated in Israel after a barrage of rocket strikes from Lebanon. The US Supreme Court denied West Virginia's request to ban transgender athletes from participating in public sports consistent with their gender identity. Then, we’ll hear from JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon for the first time since the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapses. Lastly, researchers break down the severity of pregnancy complications in the US.
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We’re hearing from one of three Democratic state lawmakers who has been expelled from the Tennessee State House. We have details on a report about the withdrawal of US troops in Afghanistan in August 2021. A man accused of dealing actor Michael K. Williams the drugs he fatally overdosed on pleaded guilty. A new report says US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted luxury trips and didn’t disclose them. And, Americans weigh in about whether to reelect President Joe Biden.
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The Tennessee House is voting on whether to expel three Democrats for protesting for gun reform on the statehouse floor. In North Carolina, both chambers in the state legislature now have Republican supermajorities in what's being called a "political earthquake." Tensions flare as the Israeli military says dozens of rockets were fired from Lebanon towards Israel earlier today. A Moscow court says it'll hear an appeal later this month for detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. And, some airlines are already thinking of cutting down their summer flight schedule.
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While visiting Beijing, France’s leader says he can count on China’s leader to “reason” with Russia. The Tennessee House is scheduled to vote on removing three Democrats from office - we’ll tell you why. Kansas lawmakers have overridden the governor’s veto on a law banning transgender women and girls from competing on female sports teams. NPR isn’t happy with its new label on Twitter. And, important, if not obvious, health advice.
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US Congressional leaders have touched down in Taiwan, hot on the heels of the meeting between the House Speaker and Taiwan’s President. Missouri’s governor says it'll be a long road to recovery after storms and tornados tore through the state. Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to re-open embassies in each other's countries - we'll tell you why this matters to the US. Some health care providers are suing Idaho's Attorney General over out-of-state abortions. And, we’ll tell you about an act of protest at the UN’s Kabul offices.
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A new report reveals sex abuse allegations spanning six decades following an investigation into the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Former Vice President Mike Pence has decided not to appeal an order to testify as part of a January 6 probe. We have new developments on a defamation case against Fox News. We’ll also tell you where a severe weather threat in parts of the US now stands. Lastly, we’ll break down new research about the dangers of gun violence in the US.
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We start with remarks from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Taiwan’s president during a historic meeting in the US. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made his first formal trip to Poland. We’ll also tell you about a deadly attack at a daycare in Brazil. Plus, the death of a tech executive who helped launch Cash App is under investigation. And, LSU star Angel Reese rejects an olive branch from First Lady Jill Biden.
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Stormy Daniels lost to Former President Donald Trump in court in a case unrelated to his felony charges involving a hush money scheme in New York. Millions of Americans across parts of the Midwest and South are bracing for severe weather. Police released new body camera footage that show the moments before an officer fatally shot a 17 year-old in Washington. We’ll tell you why Democrats are pumped about the results of a Wisconsin election. Plus, Florida’s Senate passes a bill that bans most abortions after 6 weeks.
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While the focus was on Donald Trump's NY felony indictment, another court handed him another legal setback. Tens of millions in the central US are at risk of severe weather including in already battered states. France's president has landed in China, hoping to push Beijing for peace in Ukraine. The Tennessee House is moving to expel three Democratic state representatives for an anti-gun protest. And, we'll tell you what the FBI's Operation Cookie Monster is all about.
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Donald Trump defended himself in public at his Florida home last night, after pleading not guilty to charges in New York. Israeli police’s storming of the Al-Aqsa mosque compound early this morning lead to rocket attacks and airstrikes. A meeting between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Taiwan’s leader is set for later today, and China is not happy. We’ll tell you who won the race for Chicago’s mayor and a consequential election for Wisconsin’s Supreme Court. Plus, how a Syrian refugee made history in Germany
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We begin with former President Donald Trump’s speech in Florida following his arraignment in New York. Plus, we’re hearing from some of Trump's supporters and opponents outside the Manhattan courthouse during his arraignment. The former president also faced a legal setback in a January 6 probe – we have details. Then, we’ll tell you about a recall impacting thousands of Volkswagen SUVs. Lastly, Tiger Woods gets candid about his upcoming Masters tournament.
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Former President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to more than 30 criminal charges against him – we have the latest. Ukraine is responding to Russia’s claims that it lost a key city in the country’s east. Four deaths near a hotel in Cancun are under investigation. A rocket company founded by British billionaire Richard Branson has filed for bankruptcy in the US. Lastly, First Lady Jill Biden is addressing the backlash over her invite to both teams that competed in the NCAA women’s basketball championship.
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Former President Donald Trump is arriving at a lower Manhattan court house to surrender to charges. We have new reporting on how another major investigation into Trump is progressing. A new report show the climate impact of future oil and gas drilling projects in the Gulf of Mexico is worse than the Biden administration estimates. The US government is preparing its next steps to get an imprisoned American journalist out of Russia. Plus, we’ll break down two consequential US elections to keep an eye on today.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to give his plea on criminal charges today, as authorities tighten up security in lower Manhattan. Russian investigators have formally charged a woman over the killing a prominent Russian military blogger, claiming she acted on behalf of Ukraine. Finland has formally joined the NATO alliance. A new WHO report says about 1 in 6 people in the world are affected by infertility. Plus, police say a Florida toddler found in an alligator’s mouth was put in the lake by his father.
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Donald Trump will make history as he faces a judge in Manhattan on criminal charges today. Construction of Willow project will go ahead to go ahead even amid lawsuits by environmental groups. A former Maryland chief of staff has died after a confrontation with the FBI - we'll give you the details. Severe weather, including tornados and nighttime tornados, are threatening tens of millions of people from Texas to Michigan. And, March Madness is over with the winner of the men's NCAA basketball championship.
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A judge has ruled on whether media outlets can broadcast former President Donald Trump’s arraignment. Plus, we have the latest on a Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia. We also have new details about a shooting that killed six people at a Christian school in Nashville. Disney CEO Bob Iger is responding to Governor Ron Desantis’ latest move against the company in an ongoing feud. Lastly, we’ll tell you how much a former Tesla employee will be awarded in a racial discrimination lawsuit against the company.
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We begin with the latest on a request from media outlets to broadcast the arraignment of former President Donald Trump. We’ll tell you what Russia is saying about the suspect arrested in connection with a deadly explosion at a café. A Virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old has filed a lawsuit – we have the latest. The CDC is investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to flour. And, actor Leonardo DiCaprio testified as a key witness in a former Fugees rapper's trial.
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Former President Donald Trump heads to New York today to face criminal charges related to an alleged hush money scheme. The Chinese spy balloon that crossed the US in February was able to transmit information back to Beijing. OPEC+ announced its cutting back on its oil-producing output. NASA names the four astronauts that will make the historic trip around the moon next year. Plus, two fighting giants have joined forces.
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Former President Donald Trump is heading to New York to face criminal charges. The head of Russia's Wagner private military says the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut has been taken. A man’s body has been exhumed after authorities reopened an investigation into his death, because of information learned in the Murdaugh murders probe. Swiss prosecutors are looking into the take over of Credit Suisse. Plus, an Oscar winner gets a surprise in the mail.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to hand himself over tomorrow and appear in court. The death toll from the weekend's deadly storms has risen. A Russian blogger has been killed in an explosion at a cafe. Finland's Prime Minister has conceded in the country's election. Plus, the results of the Women's NCAA national championship.
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Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned in New York City this week after a Manhattan grand jury voted to indict the former president, the first time in American history that a current or former president has faced criminal charges. We break down what we know about the investigation, what the arraignment could look like and why this case could be the least of Trump’s legal concerns as the 2024 presidential election draws closer.
Guest: Paula Reid, CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent
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At least one person was killed and 28 more were injured when a roof collapsed during a concert at the Apollo Theatre in Belvidere, Illinois – we'll take you there. The Mississippi state legislature has given its final approval on a controversial bill that would reshape the city of Jackson’s police and justice system. Sen. John Fetterman has been discharged from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after receiving treatment for depression. University of Iowa women’s basketball star Caitlin Clark has the Hawkeyes in the championship game. And a piece of proposed legislation would crack down on use of the English language in Italy.
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A massive storm system has killed at least nine people in the South and Midwest. A federal judge temporarily blocks a Tennessee law that would ban public drag performances. More funerals for victims of the Nashville school shooting are scheduled today as other parents consider if their kids are safe. Pope Francis is released from the hospital after recovering from a respiratory infection. And we hear from a juror in the Gwenyth Paltrow ski trial.
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Parts of the South and Midwest are under an extremely rare “high risk” storm alert. Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News will likely go to trial. President Joe Biden made his first public comments on the Wall Street Journal reporter arrested in Russia. The International Monetary Fund approves a multibillion dollar loan to Ukraine - we’ll tell you about the rest of the package. Lastly, minor league baseball players ratified their historic first-ever collective bargaining agreement.
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Sources say former President Donald Trump is expected to be in court early next week - we’ll tell you what the counts might include. The Justice Department is suing Norfolk Southern, after a train derailment in Ohio earlier this year. The family of one 9-year-old killed in Monday’s elementary school shooting honor her life. President Joe Biden speaks out on International Transgender Day of Visibility. And, we tell you what New York Yankees slugger kept the hits coming on Opening Day.
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Former President Donald Trump's lawyer says he will fight the charges he's facing. A key inflation measure shows prices are cooling down, but consumers aren't feeling too optimistic about the economy. President Joe Biden is visiting the Mississippi communities hit by last weekend's storms. People in Ukraine are marking one year since they took back control of the city of Bucha. And, Pope Francis will be discharged from the hospital tomorrow.
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Former President Donald Trump is hitting back, after a grand jury decided to indict him. The Justice Department is suing Norfolk Southern over the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. The Pentagon says US service members are suffering from traumatic brain injuries after attacks in Syria last week. Plus, parts of the US are expecting some intense weather today.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a grand jury - we'll tell you what happens next. A sweeping energy bill has made it through the House, but it probably won't go much further. Turkey has finally agreed to let Finland join NATO. Some Ukrainian athletes are boycotting qualifying events for the 2024 Olympics - we'll tell you why. Plus, some news organizations say they won't pay for Twitter checkmarks.
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We begin with former President Donald Trump’s indictment in a hush money probe. Plus, Turkey clears the way for Finland to join NATO. We’re hearing some of the 911 calls from a deadly school shooting in Nashville earlier this week. A man accused of killing his wife in Massachusetts has been indicted for murder. Lastly, we’ll bring you the verdict in actress Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski collision trial.
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We’re hearing from the White House following the arrest of a Wall Street Journal reporter in Russia. Then, we’ll tell you about a chilling message a friend of the Nashville school shooter received minutes before the attack at a private Christian school. Some free preventive care services could soon cost you. We have the latest on the aftermath of a train derailment in Minnesota. And, we have details on layoffs that are hitting ABC News.
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We'll bring you the latest on the Wall Street Journal reporter who's been arrested on suspicion of spying in Russia. The US Army says nine service members are dead after two helicopters crashed during training. The feud between Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is not over – we'll tell you about a deal Disney made. The Pope's health is improving after he was taken to the hospital. Plus, Major League Baseball is back, and it's trying to switch the game up.
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A Wall Street Journal reporter has been arrested and accused of spying in Russia. We'll bring you the latest on two Blackhawks helicopters that crashed in Kentucky. A train carrying ethanol has come off the tracks in Minnesota. Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro is back in the country for the first time since he lost the election. Plus, why Amsterdam is telling one group of tourists to "stay away".
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Teachers have been praised for their fast thinking after Monday's mass shooting at a school in Nashville. Two Blackhawk helicopters have crashed in Kentucky. Scientists are warning about more potentially devastating side effects of Antarctic ice melting. FIFA says Indonesia can't host the mens' under 20s World Cup this year - we'll tell you why. Plus, some tech leaders want to press pause on AI development.
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The Nashville community came together to honor the six victims killed in a school shooting. Pope Francis is expected to be in the hospital for a few days – we’ll tell you why. Former President Donald Trump is trying to block his former aides from testifying in a probe related to Jan. 6, 2021. Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz faced off with Senator Bernie Sanders during a hearing on Capitol Hill. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a historic vote to address countries’ climate obligations.
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The grand jury investigating a hush money scheme involving former President Donald Trump is set to break next month – we’ll tell you what it means for the case. A bill to repeal military force authorizations in Iraq clears a hurdle in the Senate. We’re hearing from the head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog agency about the situation surrounding Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine. The Biden administration held a lease auction that could lead to new drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. And, tech leaders are warning about the rise of artificial intelligence.
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More details are emerging about the deadly school shooting in Nashville. Lawmakers are trying to understand how Silicon Valley Bank’s downfall happened – we’ll tell you what accountability measures are being considered. Israel’s Prime Minister has addressed tensions with the US over his judicial reform. Meanwhile, a huge area off the Gulf of Mexico is being sold off for more potential oil and gas drilling projects. Plus, an over-the-counter antidote for opioid overdoses will be more widely available soon.
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Nashville's mayor says a vigil will be held to remember the six people killed in Monday's shooting. The WHO says healthy kids and teenagers don't need to keep getting additional Covid-19 booster shots. A new report says AI could impact 300 million jobs worldwide - we'll tell you which ones are most at risk. A new law gives parents in Kentucky more control over what their kids are learning. And, an unusual case from the European Court of Human Rights.
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Police are still trying to figure out a motive for the Nashville school shooting, but they now know more about the shooter. Taiwan's President is on her way to Central America, but her stopover in the US is raising eyebrows in China. Ukraine's President has invited China's President to visit. The FDA is trying to stop future infant formula shortages. Plus, a company makes a meatball from an extinct animal.
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Congress remains divided on gun reform legislation in the wake of a deadly school shooting in Nashville. Senators grilled federal regulators on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been subpoenaed in a probe about the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. A man’s 1999 murder conviction has been reinstated – we have the latest. Lastly, a song by Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus has been banned at one Wisconsin school district - we’ll tell you why.
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A federal judge has ordered Vice President Mike Pence to testify in a probe related to the Capitol insurrection. We’re learning more about the shooter who killed six people at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville. We’ll tell you which witnesses Dominion Voting Systems wants to call to the stand in its defamation case against Fox News. FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried is accused of bribing at least one Chinese government official – we have details. And, we’ll explain the changes Elon Musk plans to make to your Twitter feed soon.
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The deadly school shooting in Nashville is reviving the gun control debate in the US. Philadelphia says the city’s tap water is still safe to drink until at least tomorrow, but some residents are skeptical. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy wants the White House to reengage in negotiations to raise the debt ceiling. Ukraine is still reeling from Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure - we’ll tell you how two countries are going to help. And, find out how the first American city to award Black residents reparations is expanding payment options.
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The former student who opened fire and killed 6 people at a school in Nashville yesterday left a message with an old teammate before the shooting. Dozens are dead after a fire at a migration center in Mexico. Another storm is hitting California and will be making its way east this week. Protests in France are now in their 10th day, with at least one call for mediation. And, a proposed F1 team, split right down the middle.
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Police are trying to find the motive in a deadly school shooting in Nashville, as the community mourns. Some Israelis kept protesting after the prime minister froze his controversial judicial reforms. US regulators are suing the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange - we'll tell you why. President Joe Biden signed an order clamping down on spyware. Plus, a former MVP wants be traded to another NFL team.
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We begin with new information about the victims killed in a shooting at a private Christian school in Nashville and who police say is responsible. We’re also following new developments on Philadelphia's water system following a chemical spill. Then, we’ll tell you where a hush money investigation involving former President Donald Trump now stands. The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, is facing a big lawsuit. Lastly, we’ll detail the allegations that led to the arrest of actor Jonathan Majors.
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We start with a deadly shooting at a private Christian school in Nashville. Plus, plans to overhaul Israel’s judicial system are being put on hold – we have the latest. Russian forces carried out a new round of missile strikes in Ukraine. We have details on Disney’s job cuts. And, Prince Harry, Elton John and others are suing the parent company of the Daily Mail.
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Some Israeli lawmakers are saying the vote for the prime minister’s controversial judicial overhaul will be delayed. Millions from Texas to the East coast are under threat of severe storms after tornadoes ripped through parts of the Southeast this weekend. There’s optimism in the banking sector after a volatile week of trading - we’ll tell you why. Speaker Kevin McCarthy says the House is pushing ahead with its plans to ban TikTok. Plus, an American couple has been kidnapped in Haiti.
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Massive protests against Israel’s government are spreading today, as the country’s largest trade union announced a strike shutting down much of the country - we’ll tell you why they’re happening. The US is downplaying the Kremlin’s decision to station nuclear weapons in Belarus. President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the FAA is withdrawing his name. Philadelphia’s water is safe to drink, but that may change at midnight. Plus, a new study shows the good and bad of coffee.
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Strikes have been called across Israel and flights have been grounded following mass protests - we’ll tell you what sparked them. Tornado survivors in Mississippi are picking up the pieces as swaths of the South brace for severe storms. The assets of Silicon Valley Bank has been sold, as the head of the IMF makes a warning. The Manhattan grand jury investigating Donald Trump is set to reconvene - we’ll tell you what the former president had to say about it. And, an investigation has begun into a deadly factory fire.
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In her new CNN series “Searching for Mexico,” actress and activist Eva Longoria goes on a journey across the country to trace her Mexican roots and explore the nation’s identity through its food. In today’s episode, we look back on her favorite moments and examine how the influence of colonization has shaped Mexican cuisine over time.
Guest: Eva Longoria
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Residents of Rolling Fork, Mississippi are taking stock of the damage after a deadly tornado rolled through their town. Former President Donald Trump heads to Waco, Texas for the first major rally of his third presidential campaign. President Joe Biden also plans to hit the road as he mulls a reelection bid. Experts are investigating why more younger adults are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer. And police in Venice are looking for a man who jumped off a three-story building into a canal.
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At least 23 people were killed after powerful storms and at least one tornado ripped through Mississippi Friday night. California relaxes some water restrictions after a series of atmospheric rivers brought much needed rain and snow. France bans TikTok – and many other popular apps - on government devices. All four No. 1 seeds are out of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. And a “city killer” asteroid will make a close pass by Earth tonight.
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We begin with the latest round of attacks against US troops in Syria by suspected Iranian-backed forces. Plus, we have some key takeaways from President Joe Biden’s visit to Canada. A judge sentenced a 13-year-old to life in prison for a fatal stabbing. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow took the stand in a civil trial. Lastly, students at one college are breathing a sigh of financial relief.
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We begin with two major developments in a special counsel’s Jan. 6 and classified documents probe. Congressman George Santos has reached a deal with Brazilian prosecutors in a fraud case. Parts of the US are bracing for possible tornadoes and flash flooding. The man whose story inspired the movie “Hotel Rwanda” will be released from prison. And, researchers may have discovered another way to detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Another bank is facing an uncertain future, fueling fear among investors. TikTok has been given an ultimatum by the Biden administration, and China isn’t happy about it. California is facing a lot less drought than it was last year because of the recent powerful storms. Bans on gender-affirming care for minors are being pushed in Republican-led states. And, US passport applications could take longer to process this year – we’ll tell you why.
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China says the questioning of TikTok’s CEO on Capitol Hill is part of a “xenophobic witch hunt." Manhattan's DA is hitting back against an inquiry into his investigation of former President Donald Trump. People from Oklahoma to West Virginia are bracing for heavy rain. More urinary tract infections are linked to contaminated meat than we previously thought. Plus, Utah is bringing in some strict rules for social media users who are under 18.
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The Manhattan district attorney’s office is responding to three House Republicans who are challenging its investigation into a hush money scheme. Plus, we have the latest on an effort to block former Vice President Mike Pence from testifying to a grand jury as part of a Jan. 6 probe. The parents of a Michigan high school shooter have been ordered to stand trial - we have the latest. One country has delivered fighter jets to Ukraine. And, we’ll share what new data says about the impact abortion restrictions are having on women.
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TikTok’s CEO is trying to convince Congress that the app poses no threat to national security. President Joe Biden is off for his first official trip to Canada – we'll tell you what's on the agenda. Officials in Colorado confirm they have found the body of the 17-year-old who shot two staff members at a high school in Denver. Thousands continue to protest controversial judicial reform in Israel. And, the US is proposing new rules to make it easier to ditch hard-to-cancel subscriptions and memberships.
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A top Ukrainian general says troops will be able to go on the counteroffensive in Bakhmut "very soon". It's the third and final day of a school worker strike in LA. A dentist accused of slowly poisoning his wife is facing charges today. Protestors in France are taking to the streets for the first time since controversial pension reform was passed. Plus, a man survives a bungee jump after his cord snapped on the way down.
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Some people are not happy about the decision to raise interest rates again, but is the Fed trying to have it both ways? The UN is warning about a global water crisis. TikTok's CEO is defending the app in front of Congress today. The White House will disband its Covid-19 response team in May. Plus, a textbook publisher tries to remove race from the story of Rosa Parks.
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Michael Cohen may be called to testify again in a hush money probe – we have the latest. Plus, Russia launched another round of strikes in Ukraine. A teen accused of shooting two faculty members at a high school in Denver has been identified. Moderna is getting backlash for raising the price of its Covid-19 vaccine. Lastly, a number of celebrities have been charged by the federal government – we’ll tell you why.
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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates for a ninth time – we’ll hear from the chair of the central bank. We also have the latest on a hush money probe involving former President Donald Trump. Plus, we’ll tell you about a shooting at a high school in Denver. Changes to the US’s organ transplant system are coming – we have details. And, troops at the Ukrainian-Polish border got a surprise visit from a royal.
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The Federal Reserve's job has gotten even tougher when it comes to interest rates - we'll tell you why. One of former President Donald Trump's attorneys could have a conflict of interest in the hush money case. Authorities say they're investigating the death of Stephen Smith as a homicide. The battle to improve US rail safety rules continues. Plus, why the Supreme Court is hearing all about a poop joke.
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Tens of thousands of people are without power after another brutal storm in California. We'll bring you the latest from Kyiv as countries around the world argue over arming Russia and Ukraine. A sandstorm has swept through Beijing. Ugandan lawmakers have passed some of the world's harshest anti-gay laws. Plus, researchers have printed a fully baked desert.
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People are watching closely as the Fed make's a decision on interest rates today - we'll tell you why it's more complicated this time. China's leader Xi Jinping has left Moscow after a three day visit. Russia is warning the US to keep drones out of airspace above the Black Sea. Google is opening up access to its AI chatbot tool. Plus, we've got the result from last night's World Baseball Classic.
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Michael Cohen has been advised to stop publicly discussing the hush money probe involving former President Donald Trump – we have details. Then, we’ll tell you about a deadly earthquake that struck Afghanistan. The FDA is considering another round of Covid-19 boosters for some people in the US. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow is being sued over a crash at a ski resort – we’ll explain. Lastly, the sports world is mourning the loss of NBA legend Willis Reed.
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Ukraine is expected to get US Patriot missile defense systems and Abrams tanks faster than planned. New video shows the moments leading up to the death of a 28-year-old Black man at a state mental health facility in Virginia. A man sentenced to prison in Saudi Arabia for tweets has been released. A new housing market report is giving potential homebuyers something to smile about. And, Hollywood is bracing for a possible strike – we’ll break it down.
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NATO says Russia has probably asked China for lethal aid for its invasion of Ukraine. The Fed is meeting today while Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is trying to reassure people about the banking industry. We'll bring you the latest in the twists and turns of former President Donald Trump's legal worries. California is bracing for another powerful storm. Plus, we’ll tell you Miami Beach’s spring break plans after a deadly weekend.
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We'll bring you the latest from Moscow, where China's leader is meeting with Russia's president. Meanwhile, Beijing isn't happy that Taiwan's president will be visiting the US. The Fed's got a tough decision to make when it comes to interest rates. A decades long fight to protect tribal land gets a victory today. Plus, we'll tell you why a Fox News producer is suing the network.
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It's day two of talks between Russia's leader and China's President, while Japan's PM is in Ukraine. Officials are getting reading for potential protests if former President Donald Trump is indicted. Schools are closed in LA today as workers from the country's largest school district go on a three day strike. A damning new review of the UK's largest police force paints a grim picture. Plus, Ted Lasso has taken a trip to the White House.
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Security preparations are underway ahead of former President Donald Trump’s potential indictment in a hush money probe. The US and Western allies are skeptical about China’s role as peacemaker in Russia war in Ukraine. We’ll tell you which two bills President Joe Biden signed into law today. A Louisiana police officer charged for fatally shooting a Black man has resigned. Lastly, Amazon is making another round of cuts – we have the latest.
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Three House GOP chairmen want Manhattan’s district attorney to testify about his investigation into a hush probe scheme – we’ll explain. President Joe Biden has vetoed his first bill. A jury convicted some people affiliated with the Oath Keepers today – we have the latest. A controversial law that would raise France's retirement age can move ahead. And, an American held hostage for more than six years has been freed.
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China’s leader Xi Jinping is in Moscow today where he’ll be discussing the war in Ukraine with Vladimir Putin. Regulators and banks across the world have been working hard to avoid a global financial crisis - and so far it seems to be working. Former President Donald Trump could face more legal troubles in Georgia related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Alex Murdaugh’s murder case prompted a private autopsy. Plus, the UN says we’re running out of time to avoid climate catastrophe.
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China's leader Xi Jinping is visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin today in Moscow. Credit Suisse is being rescued by its biggest competitor. Former President Donald Trump says he's going to be arrested this week. Miami Beach introduced an emergency curfew after Spring Break celebrations turned deadly. Plus, we'll tell you which countries are the happiest places to live.
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The Federal Reserve is scheduled to meet this week for the first time since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. The key question: will the largest failure of a US bank since 2008 change its approach to fighting inflation? In today’s episode we look at how we got here, the emergency response, and if the average customer can have faith in their money going forward.
Guest: Christine Romans, CNN Chief Business Correspondent
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Former President Donald Trump says he expects to be arrested next week. No charges have been filed, but we’ll bring you up to speed on the investigation. Dramatic protests continue across France amidst plans to raise the retirement age. Russian President Vladimir Putin visits Crimea. And we explain what’s going on with that giant seaweed “blob” heading towards the coast of Florida.
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Former President Donald Trump says he expects to be arrested next week as New York law enforcement prepares for a possible indictment. Meanwhile, Trump’s attorney is ordered to provide additional testimony in a separate investigation. Wyoming’s Republican governor signs a bill that bans medication abortion in the state. Shaky regional banks continue to spook the stock market. And 16-seed Fairleigh Dickinson University stuns top seed Purdue in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
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We’re hearing the White House’s response to arrest warrants issued for Russian President Vladimir Putin and one of his officials. Plus, we’ll tell you about a recall affecting some frozen strawberries and share the latest on a brand of recalled eye drops that sparked a bacterial outbreak. We have an update on the cleanup at a toxic train derailment site in East Palestine, Ohio. Lastly, actor Lance Reddick, known for his roles on the “The Wire” and his work in the “John Wick” franchise, has died.
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Moscow is responding to the International Criminal Court’s decision to issue arrests warrants to Russian President Vladimir Putin and one of his officials. Turkey’s president is paving the way for Finland to join NATO. An attorney for former President Donald Trump has been ordered to testify again in a probe investigating the handling of classified documents. Plus, Trump is getting his YouTube channel back - we have the latest. And, we’ll explain how Ozempic’s rise in popularity is having real consequences for patients who need it most.
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The International Criminal Court has issued a warrant for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Banking jitters has the US stock market on a roller coaster. The battle for control of the classroom continues in Texas. Another drug maker is bringing down the price of insulin. Plus, the House Oversight committee gives an update on their investigation into President Joe Biden and his family.
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China’s actions could speak louder than words as President Xi Jinping takes a trip to Russia next week. A group of venture capitalists say they're still keeping their money in Silicon Valley Bank. Utah will ban abortion clinics next year. Protests erupt in France after the government forces through a controversial pension reform. Plus, Taylor Swift has a Friday surprise for fans.
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Even as First Republic Bank has been given a lifeline, questions remain about how the Fed allowed the collapse to happen. The US is now weighing up whether sending drones over the Black Sea is worth it. A newly obtained document shows Russia's plans to destabilize Moldova. Dozens of staff and inner circle members from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate have been subpoenaed. Plus, a man breaks a surfing world record, and then gets straight back on the board.
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Russia may be working to recover debris from a downed US reaper drone. Three hospital employees and seven sheriff’s deputies have been charged for the death of a Black man at a mental health facility in Virginia. Staff from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort have been subpoenaed in a probe about the former president’s handling of classified documents. Goldman Sachs is warning the likelihood of a US recession has gone up. Lastly, a drug to treat Covid-19 in some adults has cleared a hurdle.
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A NATO member is expected to grant Ukraine’s highly requested fighter jets in the war against Russia. A major deal to rescue a regional bank that’s facing financial strain could soon be announced. A University of Georgia standout charged in a fatal crash has been sentenced. We’ll also tell you about the French government’s controversial move that could lead to more protests. And, the UK is placing some limits on TikTok.
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Concerns about the banking sector in the US and Europe have left Wall Street uneasy. Former President Donald Trump is facing legal troubles in New York and Georgia. The FAA is looking into several close calls between planes on runways. Huge protests continue in Israel over plans for judicial reform. Plus, there are calls in Idaho and Oregon to move the border between the states.
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The US military has released footage from the clash between Russian fighter jets and a US drone. Global investors appear to be relaxing a little, for now. A judge says a decision about medication abortions will come as soon as possible. South Korea's leader is in Japan today, in the first official visit for 12 years. Plus, we'll tell you which dog breed has knocked Labrador Retrievers from the top popularity spot.
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Global markets react to Credit Suisse’s new loan deal - we’ll bring you the latest. Experts are worried about a significant rise in maternal death rates in the US. A human rights watchdog says Iranian forces are abusing child prisoners. There are reports the Biden Administration is threatening to ban TikTok in the US. Plus, a 5,000 mile seaweed blob spells trouble for tourism.
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US stocks tumbled today, as investors fear there are more problems to come for the global banking sector. San Francisco leaders showed early support for reparation efforts that propose each eligible Black resident receive $5 million. At least 22 people were killed in Myanmar in the latest act of violence since a 2021 coup. The annual “Dirty Dozen” list has dropped, and experts are warning about the dangers of consuming pesticides. Lastly, scientists have discovered a unique type of rock on a remote island - and they say it’s “terrifying.”
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Shares of Credit Suisse plummeted to a record low today - we’ll tell you how the US might respond. A federal judge in Texas could make a ruling that impacts abortion access across the US. The fallout from Russia’s downing of a US drone continues. The EPA finalized a “good neighbor” rule - we’ll tell you how it could impact your air quality. And, Meta goes all in on AI.
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A federal judge is hearing a case in Texas today on medication abortion that could have national implications. Russia says it’s trying to retrieve a downed US drone from the Black Sea. We’ll tell you what the latest economic data signals about the Federal Reserve’s next move. The FAA is holding a safety summit to look into seven close calls. Plus, we’ll tell you why the Biden administration is being sued for the newly-approved oil drilling project in Alaska.
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The future of Americans' access to abortion medication is in the hands of one judge in Texas. We'll bring you the fallout of powerful storms on opposite sides of the US. A 13-year-old girl has been found 1,000 miles away from where she went missing. Police in Pakistan continue to clash with protestors as they try, and fail, to arrest the country's former prime minister. Plus, a worrying report on global air quality.
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The US military says Russian fighter jets have downed one of its drones - we'll bring you the latest. People on opposite sides of the US have lost power after two powerful storms. In Malawi, a deadly cyclone has rescue workers fighting against the clock. Eggstortionate prices are finally starting to come down. And, if ChatGPT had you worried before, the new version won't calm you down.
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We’re hearing from the White House about the collision with a Russian fighter jet that downed a US drone. Plus, we’re following new investigations into the Silicon Valley Bank failure. Ohio is suing Norfolk Southern over the toxic train derailment in East Palestine last month. Facebook parent company Meta is putting more jobs on the chopping block. Lastly, President Joe Biden announced new measures to combat gun violence.
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A winter storm in the northeast is causing power outages and flight cancellations. A US drone crashed in the Black sea after being struck by a Russian fighter jet. The EPA is proposing changes to make drinking water safer – we have details. Embattled Congressman George Santos filed paperwork that would allow him to run for re-election. And, Patricia Schroeder, a longtime congresswoman and pioneer for women’s rights, has died.
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Consumer prices fell a bit last month, but the bank collapses could complicate what the Federal Reserve does next in its inflation fight. We’ll tell you the latest on how the US banking system is doing after the government stepped in to help. The Justice Department is suing Rite Aid over opioid prescriptions. As fighting in Ukraine continues, a 2024 presidential hopeful made his stance on the war clear. Plus, a new CNN poll shows which candidates the GOP electorate support so far.
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Inflation is still stubbornly high, as the White House says it’s doing more to help bring down everyday costs. Parts of California are bracing for more rain and potential flooding, as a Nor’easter hits the east coast. People lost around $10 billion thanks to online scams last year. There are reports Russia is being investigated by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes. Plus, why water disasters are getting more intense.
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Millions of people are expecting freezing temperatures and heavy snow today as a Nor'easter hits parts of the US. The fall out from the collapse of Silicon Vally Bank continues. Police say a 3-year-old has unintentionally shot and killed her 4-year-old sister. The US will give Australia nuclear submarines sooner than expected. Plus, Malaysia sets the record straight on "Michelle Yeoh Day".
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The Federal Reserve says it’s reviewing Silicon Valley Bank’s sudden financial implosion. We also have the latest on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s road to recovery. A man convicted of killing eight people on a New York City bike path in 2017 will not get the death penalty. We have an update on a lawsuit aiming to block access to medication abortion pills nationwide. Lastly, former President Donald Trump made his first campaign stop in Iowa.
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The eastern US is bracing for a major winter storm. The US and UK are stepping in to contain the fallout from Silicon Valley’s Bank collapse. We’re tracking new developments in the battle for one eastern Ukrainian city as Russia’s war continues. Former President Donald Trump says he won’t testify in a hush money probe. And, researchers explain how poor sleep can impact immunity, especially for men.
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President Joe Biden is trying to reassure Americans after two banks collapsed last week. The White House has approved a controversial oil drilling project in Alaska – we'll tell you why it could be the last project in the area. Prosecutors say security footage from January 6th does not prove alleged attackers are innocent. The family of a protestor killed by officers in Atlanta says they had their hands up when they were shot. Plus, get your brackets ready for NCAA's March Madness.
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The government is trying to stop panic in the banking sector - we'll tell you how and why. There are more flood threats in the West in areas that have already been battered by storms. At least 8 people have died after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of San Diego. A new study finds a spike in sudden unexpected infant deaths among Black babies. Plus, Nepal says trekkers can't go it alone.
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President Joe Biden says customers at Silicon Valley Bank and another regional bank will get their money back today. The White House will announce new protections in Alaska, but it's still expected to approve a controversial oil drilling project. A large group of people have tried to cross the US-Mexico border all at once. The FDA has approved a new nasal migraine spray. Plus, one movie wins big at the Oscars.
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The FAA is scheduled to hold an industry-wide safety summit this week after a series of aviation safety incidents around the country, including a number of close calls on the runways of our nation’s busiest airports. In today’s episode, we take a closer look at these runway incursions and hear why some pilots say the system is as stressed as it's ever been.
Guest: Pete Muntean, CNN Transportation Correspondent
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A couple was killed by an online stalker in Redmond, Washington, we give you the details. Two former Ohio officials have been convicted in a $60 million bribery scheme. The CDC has dropped Covid testing rules for travelers coming in from China. An Oscars preview tells us who are the fan favorites to win on the Academy’s big night. And the FDA approves a new easier way to treat migraine symptoms.
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In Ukraine the fight for control of the city of Bakhmut continues. The three white men guilty of murdering Ahmaud Arbery are appealing their convictions on federal hate crime charges. California’s severe weather is expected to continue over the weekend. New York-based toy company Camp offers customers a price slash after Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse. And a North Carolina driver faces federal and state charges after bashing a car through an airport.
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Powerful storms have turned deadly in California. The White House may soon give a controversial drilling project the green light. More arrests have been made in the kidnapping of four Americans in Mexico. Former President Donald Trump is weighing his options in a hush money probe. Lastly, the man convicted of killing a fellow college student in 1996 has been sentenced.
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Flooding is a big concern in California as the state gets drenched with another round of torrential rain. The US government has taken control of tech lender Silicon Valley Bank over its sudden financial trouble. We’ll also tell you about the safety problem identified in last week's train derailment in Ohio. After several years of hostility, Saudi Arabia and Iran have agreed to restore ties. And, the Navajo Nation is mourning the loss of the tribe’s first president.
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Today’s jobs report is another data point that signals the Federal Reserve’s inflation fight isn’t over. As Russian missiles pound Ukraine, the US is concerned about what Russia’s is sending to Iran from the battlefield. One 2024 GOP hopeful is in a key state today. Donald Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen weighs in on Manhattan prosecutors’ grand jury invite to the former president. Plus, the FDA will require mammograms to include information about breast density – we’ll tell you why that’s important.
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People in parts of California are being urged to leave their homes or get ready to evacuate because of flooding. An investigation into hush money payments involving former President Donald Trump could be coming to an end. China's leader Xi Jinping has secured a third term as president. The company that makes Calico Critters is recalling more than 3 million toys after 2 deaths. Plus, why an asteroid could throw off some romantic plans.
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At least 7 people have died after a shooting at a Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall in Germany. A Mexican cartel has apologized for the deadly kidnapping of four Americans. Mortgage rates have risen for the fifth consecutive week. An American detained in Iran has spoken to CNN from inside prison - and he's urging President Joe Biden to help him. Plus, credit card companies have backed down on plans to track gun sales.
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The Mexican cartel suspected of kidnapping four Americans last week has issued an apology – we have details. Plus, we’ll tell you about a deadly shooting at a religious center in Germany. Former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh is appealing his murder convictions and sentences. Bank stocks created a big drag on Wall Street today. Lastly, actor Robert Blake, known for his starring role in the ‘70s crime series, “Baretta,” has died.
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President Joe Biden laid out key provisions in his proposed 2024 spending plan. We have an update on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s condition after a fall. We have the latest on the aftermath of Russian missile strikes across Ukraine. A former Donald Trump admitted to making false statements about the 2020 presidential election. And, two special twins set a new world record.
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The Senate is hearing from people impacted by the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio and the company responsible for it. We'll tell you why it'll be difficult for President Biden to pass his budget. Parts of California are bracing for another storm today. There's growing concern over hundreds of bills being introduced that strip back LGBTQ rights. Plus, Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell is in the hospital - we'll tell you why.
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Ukraine is dealing with the fallout from a wave of Russian strikes. The bodies of two Americans killed in an armed kidnapping in Mexico are expected to be returned to the US today. The Senate will hold a hearing on the East Palestine train derailment. Georgia's lawmakers are backtracking after widespread protests in the country. Plus, the WHO says we need to watch our salt intake.
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President Joe Biden is releasing his budget today and he wants to cut the deficit by nearly $3 trillion. Deadly missile strikes have hit Ukraine this morning. The 6-year-old who allegedly shot his teacher will not face criminal charges. The Netherlands are backing up the US when it comes to sending chips to China. Plus, certain diets could help lower the risk of Alzheimer's.
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The Senate has passed a measure that would block a controversial Washington, DC crime law. Crypto-friendly lender, Silvergate, is shutting down over financial woes. New court documents in a lawsuit against Fox News have been released. A Virginia prosecutor announced whether a 6-year-old who allegedly shot a teacher will face criminal charges. Lastly, a new law rolling back child labor protections in one state is raising concerns.
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More videos from the traffic stop that led to the brutal police beating of Tyre Nichols have been put on hold – we’ll tell you why. The Justice Department laid out its findings from its Louisville police probe following the death of Breonna Taylor. Fed Chair Jerome Powell addressed interest rate hikes during his second day of testimony on Capitol Hill. Scientists are sounding the alarm over the amount of plastic polluting the world’s oceans. And, we’ll tell you which ‘90s sitcom star is running for Congress.
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We'll bring you the latest on the two surviving victims of a kidnapping in Mexico, who are now back in the US. President Joe Biden is set to unveil his budget tomorrow. Fox News host Tucker Carlson wrote that he "passionately" hated former President Donald Trump in 2021. Five women are suing Texas because they say the state’s abortion bans have put lives at risk. Plus, we'll tell you why your nose may already be starting to itch.
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We're learning more about the deadly abduction of four US citizens in Mexico. New testing from creeks in East Palestine, Ohio show a broader range of contaminants than previous reports. Residents in Central and Northern California are being told to stock up ahead of a major storm. China isn't happy about reports the President of Taiwan will visit the US. Plus, calls to ban TikTok are getting louder.
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The 2 survivors of a kidnapping in Mexico are back in the US and have been speaking to loved ones about their horror. More footage related to the brutal beating of Tyre Nichols will be released today. Ukraine's president has defended his decisions in an exclusive interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. There's been an increase in the number of children 5 and under who've died from opioid poisoning in the US. Plus, Elon Musk has had to apologize to an employee - we'll tell you why.
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We start with an update on a kidnapping case in Mexico that involved four American victims. We have a preview of CNN’s exclusive interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. New court documents reveal private messages from Fox News execs and on-air personalities. The Senate is set to vote on a controversial criminal reform bill tomorrow. Lastly, California said it'll cut ties with Walgreens – we’ll explain.
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Four victims who were kidnapped in Mexico have been identified. A conductor for a company at the center of two train derailments in Ohio has died in a tragic collision. Fox News host Tucker Carlson is facing backlash over his commentary about footage from the Capitol insurrection. The Justice Department is trying to block a merger between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines. And, we’ll explain new findings about high stress levels and your brain.
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A local Mexican official says two of the four Americans kidnapped in the country last week have died. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is giving an update on the central bank's thinking when it comes to the economy, inflation, and future rate hikes. A decision about an oil drilling project is expected soon–we'll explain why the project is so controversial. Arrests have been made in Iran over the poisoning of school girls. Plus, Oklahoma voters will decide whether to legalize recreational use of marijuana.
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Some California residents are still snowed in, as other areas of the state get hit with more winter weather. 23 people are facing domestic terrorism charges over "Cop City" protests. Ukraine is sending reinforcements to Bakhmut. A man's been arrested for allegedly trying to stab a flight attendant with a broken metal spoon mid flight. Plus, the UN chief has a bleak outlook when it comes to global gender equality.
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The Biden Administration is thinking about bringing back a policy to detain families who cross the US-Mexico border illegally. Fox News aired new footage from the Capitol attack last night - we'll tell you what Tucker Carlson is saying about it. The four US citizens who were kidnapped in Mexico have been identified. China's new foreign minister has a warning for the US. And, Bruce Willis' wife pleads with the paparazzi.
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We’re learning more about the circumstances surrounding four missing Americans kidnapped in Mexico. Former Vice President Mike Pence is asking a judge to block a subpoena to testify in a probe about the Capitol insurrection on January 6, 2021. The feds are looking for a woman facing federal charges related to Jan. 6. We also have updates on the aftermath of two train derailments in Ohio. Lastly, there's new research about the impact a keto-like diet can have on your heart.
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A second train derailment investigation is underway in Ohio. Four Americans kidnapped in Mexico may have been targeted by mistake – we have the latest. Plus, chaos erupted during a concert in upstate New York. Twitter experienced one of the biggest outages since Elon Musk took over. And, Judy Heumann, a trailblazer for disability rights in the US, has died.
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At least 35 people have been detained after protestors attacked what they call "Cop City". California is going to get more snow, while some people are still digging out. Taiwan says it's worried about why China has upped its military spending. A Federal Reserve official says more interest rate hikes are needed to bring inflation down, and they could last a while. Plus, it's now even harder to get your hands on a common asthma medication.
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Thousands of people remain in the besieged Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, as evacuations slow to a trickle. Iran's leader has responded to reports that hundreds of schoolgirls have been poisoned. The FBI says four Americans have been kidnapped in Mexico. A huge fire has left thousands of refugees homeless once again. Plus, Harry and Meghan have been invited to King Charles III's coronation.
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Nearly 200 countries have signed a historic treaty to protect the world's oceans. Another Norfolk Southern train has come off the tracks in Ohio, but this time it's not toxic. We'll tell you why the weekend could have been a preview of 2024. A suspected suicide attack in Pakistan has killed 9 police officers. Plus, Chris Rock makes Netflix history and finally talks about the infamous slap.
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Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two challenges to President Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan. While we wait for a ruling, millions of eligible borrowers remain in limbo, wondering just how much they will owe when payments resume. We break down how the justices responded and look at why another Biden administration repayment plan could provide even more relief in the long run.
Guest: Katie Lobosco, CNN Politics Writer
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Former President Donald Trump seeks to fire up his base at CPAC, while looking to block former Vice President Mike Pence from testifying in a 2020 election interference probe. Some California residents remain stranded after a massive snowstorm. Dozens of ‘cocaine hippos’ are being relocated from Colombia. And it may soon cost a little more to visit the European Union.
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A storm system has killed at least 11 people in multiple states. Florida Govenor Ron DeSantis continues to stoke 2024 speculation as heads to California. Intense fighting continues around the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. The actor Tom Sizemore has died at the age of 61. And a looming decision from the Biden administration about an Alaska oil project has kicked up activism on TikTok.
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President Joe Biden had a cancerous lesion removed last month, but his doctor said no further treatment is needed. Multiple people have died from severe weather across the country. In Ukraine, Russian forces are continuing their effort to encircle the eastern city of Bakhmut. Walgreens said it won’t distribute an abortion pill in 20 states, after pressure from anti-abortion lawmakers. And, Disneyland has removed a controversial lyric from its park parade.
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Alex Murdaugh’s defense team discussed Murdaugh's reactions to the verdict. More than 60 million people are under threat of severe storms. Plus, Attorney General Merrick Garland is in Ukraine, as President Biden met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz about the country. We have the latest on East Palestine, Ohio after a train derailed nearly a month ago. And, Tennessee’s governor banned gender-affirming care for minors.
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Alex Murdaugh has been given two life in prison sentences, one for the murder of his wife and one for the murder of his son. Clean up efforts continue in East Palestine, Ohio. The US is expected to announce more military aid for Ukraine today. The Biden administration is days away from a big decision on drilling - we'll tell you why climate activists are not happy. Plus, Republicans have introduced a bill to give parents more say over what’s taught in schools.
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Alex Murdaugh will be sentenced today, after a judge denied a motion for a mistrial. New audio from a deadly Greek train crash shows a driver being told to go through a red light. 60 million people are under severe storm alerts in the US today. A Russian official says his troops have almost surrounded a key city in Ukraine. Plus, when it comes to home ownership, Black Americans are being left behind.
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A jury has found disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh guilty of murder and he'll be sentenced today. A Norfolk Southern representative has finally attended a meeting with residents in East Palestine, Ohio. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the war in Ukraine sends a message to "would be aggressors" everywhere. We'll tell you why the US has some harsh words for Cambodia. Plus, Japan discovers it has thousands more islands than it thought.
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Former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh has been convicted in his double murder trial – we have the latest. We’re also following new developments on cleanup efforts in the aftermath of a toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. A House committee is moving forward with its investigation into Congressman George Santos. Plus, we’ll tell you how a mayor in one state ended up behind bars. Lastly, public drag show performances will be restricted in Tennessee – we’ll explain.
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There’s potential for tornadoes in parts of the South as a strong storm system rolls through. We’re following new developments in the investigation into a man accused of killing four students at the University of Idaho last year. A man accused of trying to bring explosives on a flight made his first court appearance today. The Justice Department is challenging former President Donald Trump’s presidential immunity claims for his January 6, 2021 speech. And, Prince Harry and Meghan are being booted from their royal home in the UK.
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We start in East Palestine, Ohio, where residents will get to confront the company responsible for the toxic train derailment. The FBI has a man in custody accused of attempting to carry out an antisemitic assassination plot against a MI government official. The US Secretary of State shared what he and his Russian counterpart spoke about today. Competing GOP events show the party has an identity crisis. Plus, a majority of people think their tax refunds won’t make a difference.
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Greece's prime minister says "tragic human error" caused a deadly train crash - and rail workers aren't happy. The White House has a new cybersecurity strategy. Closing arguments are winding up in Alex Murdaugh's double murder trial. A judge says Starbucks need to put up a sign about unions. Plus, Tennessee is about to restrict drag performances.
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All eyes will be on US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russia's foreign minister as they both attend a G20 meeting today. Norfolk Southern is facing residents of East Palestine, Ohio. Women in the US are still earning less than men and the gap is hardly budging. Seven people were taken to the hospital and a flight had to be diverted last night because of severe turbulence. Plus, why a spa in Japan had to apologise.
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President Joe Biden could issue his first presidential veto over a measure that would overturn his administration’s retirement investment rule – we’ll explain. A man accused of trying to bring explosives on a flight is in federal custody. The man convicted of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy has been denied parole again. Reports that hundreds of schoolgirls have been poisoned in Iran is raising concern. Lastly, a man who has been praised as the world’s best chef loses one of his highest culinary honors.
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US Attorney General Merrick Garland testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee today – we have takeaways from the hearing. Plus, senators introduced a new bill in the aftermath of a toxic train disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. There’s a new intelligence report about the mysterious ‘Havana Syndrome’ cases. University of Georgia football star Jalen Carter is facing charges in connection to a fatal crash. And, we’ll hear the prosecution's closing arguments in Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial.
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Ukrainian troops are looking at all their options as they continue to fight for the fiercely contested city of Bakhmut. One insulin manufacturer has announced a huge price drop. Food stamp benefits are being cut for millions of people in the US from today. A troubling new study sheds light on the higher risk of suicide among Black transgender and nonbinary youth. Plus, an official warns Iran is getting closer to the ability to make a nuclear bomb.
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From today, it'll be harder for some families to put food on the table, as a key benefit is cut. Greece is now in three days of mourning over a deadly train crash - we'll hear from a survivor. Russia is accusing Ukraine of attempting drone strikes inside its borders. 90% of the ice around Antartica has melted in the last decade. Plus, how TikTok is trying to stop teenagers from endless scrolling.
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Dozens of people have died in Greece after two trains crashed into each other head-on. Chicago's incumbent mayor has lost her reelection bid. FDA advisors have narrowly voted through an RSV vaccine - despite some safety concerns. Nigeria has a new president - we'll tell you why some people are questioning the election. Plus, Vanessa Bryant reaches a settlement over photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter.
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We start with a head-on train collision in northern Greece. Plus, a Ukrainian official weighed in on the brutal fight between the country’s soldiers and Russian forces around one eastern Ukrainian city. We have new developments in the aftermath of a toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. A House committee is set to vote on a bill that would make it easier to ban TikTok in the US. FDA vaccine advisers have recommended the nation’s first RSV vaccine from Pfizer. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a recall impacting some Nissan SUVs.
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The US Supreme Court heard two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s student loan relief program – we have the latest. Russia has suspended its last nuclear arms treaty with the US. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is defending his decision to give Fox News’ Tucker Carlson access to January 6 security footage from inside the Capitol. President Biden’s nominee to serve as labor secretary could soon make history. And, the EU has joined a growing list of authorities banning TikTok on government devices.
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President Joe Biden’s student debt relief program is getting its day in court – as justices hear arguments over whether the administration has the authority to cancel debt. Scientists are raising concerns about the risks of chemical exposures after the Ohio train derailment and underscoring what we don’t know about long-term exposure. The US has a long list of issues with China - we’ll tell you what the Biden administration is doing about one. We'll give you the latest on violence in the West Bank. Plus, who will be Chicago’s new mayor?
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As intense fighting continues in Ukraine, Russia's airwaves have been hacked. Nearly 50 million people are under winter weather alerts in the US. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is being questioned by his own leadership team about footage from the Capitol attack. A US Marshal Service computer system containing sensitive information has been breached. Plus, we'll tell you why Russia's President is honoring Steven Seagal.
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Millions of student loan borrowers will be watching the Supreme Court today - as the it hears two cases on repayments. Rupert Murdoch has admitted Fox News anchors endorsed false election fraud claims. An airline stops flights to Moldova amid worries about Russia's invasion spreading. We'll tell you where a face mask mandate has finally been dropped, after almost 3 years. Plus, government employees have 30 days to delete TikTok.
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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch acknowledged that some of Fox News’ top hosts endorsed former President Donald Trump’s false election fraud claims. Ukrainian military officials say Russian forces are breaking through their defenses in the country’s east. Alex Murdaugh’s defense team rested its case in his double murder trial – we’ll break down what happened in court today. Plus, researchers discovered health risks linked to one zero-calorie sweetener. Lastly, on a list of the world’s richest people - Elon Musk has retaken the top spot.
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We begin with US Treasury Secretary’s surprise visit to Ukraine and her outlook on Russia’s economy and inflation in the US. Florida has new power over Disney – we have the latest. We’ll tell you which parts of the US could see snow, rain, and icy conditions this week. The United Kingdom and European Union have struck a new deal on post-Brexit trade rules in Northern Ireland. And, a new at-home test may soon be able to tell you whether you have Covid-19 or the flu.
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The toxic clean-up in East Palestine, Ohio, has resumed after a pause over the weekend. Access to abortion drugs is tied up in the courts with two conflicting lawsuits awaiting decisions. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments about President Biden's student loan debt relief program. A new report says there could be a shift in what areas get hit hardest by hurricanes. Plus, a look at 2024 presidential hopefuls who are signaling they might be getting ready to announce soon.
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The UN Secretary General says the war in Ukraine is the most massive violations of human rights we are living through today. Storms are bringing a lot of snow to the US West Coast. Crews are removing toxic liquid and soils from East Palestine, Ohio, but where does it go now? It was another deadly weekend in the occupied West Bank. Plus, we'll tell you how South Park is involved in a lawsuit.
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Severe storms and tornadoes have battered the central US over the weekend and brought snow to Southern California. A new report says a lab leak was the likely cause of Covid-19, but intel agencies are divided. House Republican committees are going to look into the response to the Ohio train derailment. At least 61 people have been killed after a boat carrying migrants crashed in Italy. Plus, we'll tell you why you might stop seeing the "Dilbert" comics in your paper.
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It’s been one year since Russia invaded Ukraine, setting off the bloodiest land war in Europe since World War II. Since then, the bravery and ingenuity of the Ukrainian people has been on full display while its military has defied the odds and inflicted staggering losses on the Russian army. In today’s episode, we hear some of their stories and look at what comes next as the conflict drags on.
Guest: Clarissa Ward, CNN Chief International Correspondent
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A CNN team witnesses a Chinese fighter jet confront a US Navy plane above the South China Sea. The future of medication abortion in the US may lie in the hands of a federal judge in Texas. The DEA lays out proposed ‘guardrails’ around what drugs a doctor can prescribe via telehealth. Africa’s largest democratic exercise is overshadowed by widespread delays and scattered violence. And according to a new report, Americans are wasting billions of dollars in the form of unused gift cards.
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President Joe Biden says the US won’t be supplying Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets – at least for now. Officials in Michigan and Texas are frustrated they weren’t given the heads up that materials from the Ohio toxic train derailment cleanup would be disposed of in their states. Meanwhile, residents in East Palestine are eager to move forward. Much of the country is experiencing February warmth like never before. And Harry Styles will have to participate in New Zealand’s census or face a fine.
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China may be considering providing lethal aid to Russia in its war against Ukraine – we have details. Plus, parts of California are experiencing blizzard and flash flood warnings. The death toll from the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria has surpassed 50,000. A new bill in Florida would give colleges in the state more power and ban gender studies – we’ll explain. Lastly, we’ll break down a possible link between insomnia and the risk of a heart attack.
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Russia and Ukraine are responding to China’s peace proposal as the war reaches the one-year mark. A federal judge is expected to rule on a case that could block a medication abortion drug. Inflation may not be cooling at the pace investors had hoped for – we’ll tell you what a new report shows. Prosecutors cross-examined former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh in his double murder trial. And, we’ll tell you about a major recall impacting Corsori air fryers.
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It's been one year since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The country's President Volodymyr Zelensky marked the anniversary, saying 2023 "will be the year of our victory." In this special episode, we take a deep dive into the conflict. We'll look back at how we got here, the toll it's taken on Ukrainians and how Russia got this far into the war. Is peace in Ukraine on the horizon?
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People in Ukraine are marking the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion. Alex Murdaugh will take the stand again today in his double murder trial. US mortgage rates are up for the third week in a row. Russia has sent a spacecraft to help some trapped astronauts. Plus, the Pentagon is investigating itself, after an email leak went unnoticed.
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It's been 12 months to the day since Russia invaded Ukraine, but the country is still standing strong. Meanwhile, China is facing some heat over its relationship with Russia. Federal officials say the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio was "100% preventable". The DOJ says Google deliberately deleted some company chat logs that could have been used in a lawsuit. Plus, consumers are wasting billions of dollars in gift cards.
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A year into Russia’s war in Ukraine, US officials and world leaders are renewing their solidarity and support for the country. A new storm system is taking aim at the west coast. We have new developments in actor Alec Baldwin’s fatal shooting case. Two brothers involved in the January 6th Capitol insurrection have been sentenced. Lastly, we’re hearing from a photojournalist injured in a shooting that killed a journalist and two others in Florida.
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China may present a peace plan to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. The transportation secretary’s visit to a toxic train derailment site in Ohio is drawing criticism – we’ll explain. Disgraced singer R. Kelly and former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein will serve additional time in prison. And, we have new testimony from former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh at his double murder trial.
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We start with the findings of a preliminary report looking into what caused a train to derail in East Palestine, Ohio. The economy grew slightly slower than expected in the last three months of 2022. President Joe Biden is facing some backlash for his comments in Poland–we'll tell you why. Another world leader has made a surprise trip to Ukraine. Plus, Alex Murdaugh–the man accused of killing his wife and son–is testifying in court today.
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We'll be learning more about the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio today thanks to a new report. One side of the US is dealing with ice and blizzards, while another is breaking heat records. Dozens of people are trapped in a mine in China. NPR has announced some big layoffs. Plus, an example of 3,000 year old brain surgery.
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A huge storm has left 850,000 people without power as it moves across the US. Police in Florida are trying to figure a motive for a shooting spree that left three people dead. Israel says it's responded to a rocket attack from militant run Gaza with airstrikes. We'll bring you the latest from CNN's town hall in East Palestine, Ohio over a toxic train derailment. Plus, a new ruling could help people who've been laid off.
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A winter and ice storm in parts of the US has hundreds of thousands of customers in the dark. We’ll tell you about a series of shootings in Florida that killed three people including a news reporter. Turkey and Syria’s earthquake death toll has increased as officials are pleading for aid and resources. Former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh could take the stand in his murder trial – we have details. Lastly, a man convicted of killing rapper Nipsey Hussle has been sentenced.
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The First Lady of Ukraine says Russia must be held accountable for human rights violations. We have the latest on a winter storm system impacting parts of the US. The rail company at the center of a toxic train derailment disaster is planning to spend millions to help residents but billions to benefit shareholders. An Israeli military operation in the occupied West Bank killed at least ten Palestinians today. Plus, we’ll tell you which US city is the first to ban caste discrimination.
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President Joe Biden is wrapping up his trip to Europe, while Russia and China met today over the war in Ukraine. The federal government says the company that operated the derailed train carrying toxic chemicals in Ohio should clean up its own mess. Another analysis gives Congress a deadline to raise the debt ceiling or risk default. Turkey is dealing with deadly earthquake aftershocks, while thousands of people remain homeless. Plus, there’s now a third candidate who is running for president in 2024.
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China says it has no plans to supply lethal aid to Russia, as President Joe Biden holds a NATO meeting with Eastern European members. As 65 million people in the US deal with blizzards, another part of the country is expecting heat records to be broken. Two US retail giants have been talking about their future. A woman who left the UK to join ISIS when she was a teenager has lost another legal battle to get her citizenship back. Plus, after more than 50 years, police have solved a murder.
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China is continuing to make its way into the Ukraine conflict and that’s worrying the US and its allies.More than 60 million people in the US are expecting some pretty nasty weather. The White House has new plans for immigration, but they look a little familiar. A Mexican official who was in charge of the war on drugs has been found guilty of taking bribes from cartels. Plus, scientists could be a step closer to some of the planet's biggest mysteries.
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US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin gave dueling speeches today. We have more information about the special grand jury that investigated former President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. The Biden administration is rolling out a new proposed immigration rule that is facing some backlash. Two people died after a semi-truck and vehicle explosion in Florida. And, a massive winter storm is moving from the West Coast to New England this week.
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President Joe Biden gave a passionate speech in Poland where he vowed to continue support for Ukraine. The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that could reshape online content moderation. The EPA is ordering Norfolk Southern to pay for cleanup after its train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio more than two weeks ago. US stocks dropped today after Walmart and Home Depot reported disappointing forecasts. And, some authors are criticizing changes to children’s classics.
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President Joe Biden is in Poland today as Russia’s President blames the West for the war in Ukraine. Starbucks’ CEO talks about his workers efforts to unionize. Defense lawyers in the Alex Murdaugh trial gave their own theory behind the killings. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has given footage of the January 6 attack to Fox News’ Tucker Carlson. And, New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras.
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President Vladimir Putin is suspending Russia's participation in a nuclear treaty while blaming the West for the war in Ukraine. More than 40 million people across 22 states are under winter weather alerts this morning. The head of the EPA is again heading to East Palestine, Ohio after a train derailment. One in five children and teenagers worldwide suffer from disordered eating. Plus, CNN's Don Lemon is returning to screens after he made controversial comments.
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Russia’s president is threatening to escalate the war beyond Ukraine, while blaming the conflict on the West. Search and rescue crews are back looking for survivors in Syria and Turkey after a massive aftershock. Dozens are dead in Brazil after heavy rains and landslides hit during the popular Carnival festival. Another brand of baby formula is being recalled in the US. And, we’ll tell you why someone paid $63,000 for an iPhone.
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Ukrainian officials are raising concerns about China supporting Russia as the war approaches the one-year mark. A 6.3 magnitude aftershock rocked southern Turkey – we’ll hear from a survivor. A man in California has been arrested in connection to the death of a Catholic bishop. We have new developments on a set of reform bills that would overhaul Israel’s judicial system. Lastly, an explosion at a metal factory in Ohio sent several people to the hospital.
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A deadly aftershock rocked Turkey just two weeks after a massive earthquake hit parts of the country and Syria. President Joe Biden is in Poland following his surprise visit to Ukraine as Russia's war continues. UK police have identified the body of a missing mom pulled from a river. Israel’s parliament has started debating on a controversial judicial reform bill despite weeks of public protests. And, another round of winter weather is on tap for parts of the US this week – we’ll tell you which areas get what.
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President Joe Biden announced in new aid for Ukraine, as he makes a surprise visit to Kyiv. We have the latest on two mass shootings over the weekend. The Supreme Court will hear two cases this week that could change online speech and content moderation. If Florida Governor Ron DeSantis runs for president, some conservatives are worried about it – we'll tell you why. Plus, California's drought-stricken reservoirs bounce back
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President Joe Biden is in Ukraine for a surprise visit and he's been looking back on the start of the war almost one year ago. Search and rescue efforts in Turkey are coming to an end. Officials say the air and water in East Palestine, Ohio are safe - but residents aren't so sure. When should you give your kids fever reducing medication? Plus, the winners from last night's BAFTA awards in London.
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President Joe Biden has made a surprise trip to Ukraine, ahead of the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion. At least one person has died after a shooting along a Mardi Gras parade route. North Korea has launched two ballistic missiles this morning, along with a warning. The church where former President Jimmy Carter taught bible school for decades is praying for him. Plus, two blows for LeBron James at last night's NBA All-Star game.
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Screens and social media touch nearly every part of our lives. They have also disrupted the ways we interact with each other, work, learn, and even grow up. Like many parents, this topic is personal for Dr. Sanjay Gupta, who has been reporting on this topic in the new season of his podcast, “Chasing Life.” In this episode, he shares personal conversations with his daughters and breaks down what experts say we could all do to have better relationships with our phones.
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Guest: Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN Chief Medical Correspondent
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Residents of East Palestine, Ohio ask for more assistance two weeks after the toxic train derailment. Two of the Michigan State University shooting victims are laid to rest. Russia continues its aerial assault on Ukraine, as President Joe Biden prepares to travel to Poland to mark the one-year anniversary. And the US Supreme Court gets ready to hear a major case involving key internet protections.
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Vice President Kamala Harris announces the US has formally determined that Russia committed crimes against humanity in Ukraine. Some residents are reporting rashes and sore throats two weeks after that toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. The US military has called off the search for debris from flying objects it shot down over Alaska and Lake Huron. And Michigan State’s basketball teams return to the court for the first time since the mass shooting on campus.
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Authorities have identified a suspect in connection to a series of shootings in Mississippi. A man in California has been charged in an attack against two Jewish men. Moldova’s president warns that Russia may be planning a coup. We have details on a raid in Syria that injured four US troops. Lastly, we’ll explain how a random act of kindness can boost your health.
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Five former Memphis police officers charged for the death of Tyre Nichols have been arraigned – we’ll hear from Nichols’ mother and one of the officer’s attorneys. A mission to recover debris from the suspected Chinese spy balloon that the US military shot down earlier this month is complete. We’ll break down the steps being taken to help Ohio residents in the aftermath of a hazardous leak at a train derailment site. A group of bipartisan lawmakers are urging President Joe Biden to send military fighter jets to Ukraine. And, researchers examined how long immunity against Covid-19 variants could last after an infection.
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The five former police officers charged with killing Tyre Nichols have made their pleas in court today. SCOTUS is debating whether to take up a case that could cut back the power of federal watchdogs. A Denver councilman who uses a wheel chair says he feels “exploited” - we’ll tell you why. A journalist has been banned from the BAFTA awards because police say he’s a security threat. Plus, soccer rivals come together to demand equal pay.
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We start in Munich, Germany, where leaders are gathering to discuss global security. Medical experts are heading to East Palestine, Ohio as resident complain of lingering dangers from the train derailment. Nestlé says prices are going to keep on rising. One of Europe's biggest airlines has cancelled more than 1,300 flights today - we'll tell you why. Plus, the family of an Alabama inmate says he froze to death.
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141 million people could be pushed into extreme poverty because of the energy crisis. The balloon saga continues, and now the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade is involved. The Half Moon Bay shootings suspect has pleaded not guilty. Messages from Fox News talent offer some interesting insight. Plus, Bruce Willis' family say he has a new diagnosis.
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We start with the latest on President Joe Biden’s health following his routine physical. Plus, the United Nations is appealing for one billion dollars in aid to help with earthquake relief efforts in Turkey. A White officer is facing charges for the death of an unarmed Black man – we’ll hear parts of the body camera audio from the shooting. A federal appeals court will hear a case that could affect a special counsel’s investigation into the January 6th Capitol insurrection. Lastly, longtime MLB broadcaster and player, Tim McCarver, has died at age 81.
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We begin with President Joe Biden’s speech on three objects the US shot down over the US and Canada. We have details on a Tesla recall involving a self-driving feature that could put drivers at risk. Authorities have new information about the gunman in a mass shooting at Michigan State University and an update on the victims. A judge released portions of an investigative report on Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. And, we have the latest developments on a toxic train derailment site in Ohio.
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A grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election has released some of its report. Days into rescue efforts from Turkey and Syria’s devastating earthquake, some people are being treated on floating hospitals. The fallout continues in Ohio after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed. Two FDA committees have signed off on plans to make a generic form of Narcan easier to buy. The Indian government’s raids of BBC offices has entered its third day. Plus. we’ll tell you why Lewis Hamilton is defending his right to speak out.
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We start in Turkey where people are miraculously still being pulled from the rubble alive, but the death toll has reached a grim new milestone. Nearly 50 million people in the US are under severe storm threats. China is getting its own back over US sanctions. Airbnb is having a great start to the year. Plus, if you're planning a trip we have some good news about a popular tourist destination.
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We'll bring you the details from a shooting in El Paso, Texas, as well as an update on other killings from around the US. Russia has launched a "massive missile attack" on Ukraine. Former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has been subpoenaed by the DOJ. Things aren't looking good for the "Doomsday Glacier". And, a new survey says people are skeptical about the news media.
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We start with two tragedies: a deadly shooting at a mall in El Paso, Texas and a military helicopter crash in Madison County, Alabama. Plus, Michigan State University held a vigil to honor the victims of a shooting on campus. We have the latest on an investigation into President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents. Some Ohio residents voiced their concerns about their safety in the aftermath of a train derailment that leaked toxic chemicals. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a major recall impacting thousands of Nissan vehicles.
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Emotions ran high during a 19-year-old White man’s sentencing for killing ten people in a racist grocery store shooting in Buffalo, New York. Miraculous rescue efforts continue in the aftermath of a powerful earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. The US monitored the path of a suspected Chinese spy balloon from launch – we have details. Congressman Matt Gaetz will not face charges in a sex-trafficking investigation. And, actress Raquel Welch, who rose to fame for her roles in “Fantastic Voyage” and “One Million Years B.C.,” has died.
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There are questions about whether the Michigan State University shooting could have been prevented. Retail sales in the US surged far higher than expected - while food prices keep rising. Russia might not have the manpower to pull off their new offensive. The FDA is discussing whether one lifesaving medication should be available over the counter. And, we have more of an idea of when Elon Musk might step down as Twitter's CEO.
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We're learning more details about the gunman who killed three students in Michigan. A woman has been saved in Turkey, nine days after the country's devastating earthquake. Severe storms are about to hit the southern US. Thousands of people are struggling to get hold of a life saving cancer drug, but the reason might surprise you. Plus, a new rule could put investors off buying real estate in Hong Kong.
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The three victims of Monday's shooting at Michigan State University have been named. Four people have been killed after a cyclone battered New Zealand. A new report says Russia has been keeping Ukrainian children in camps - we'll bring you the details. Japan says it's also detected balloons in its airspace. Plus, after almost three decades in prison, a Missouri man is found to be innocent.
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Three deceased Michigan State University students have been identified following a shooting on campus. We’re hearing from two top US military officials about Russia’s war in Ukraine as it approaches the one-year mark. Prosecutors want Donald Trump’s lawyer to testify in a classified documents case again – we have details. After more than 30 years, Senator Dianne Feinstein has announced her retirement. Lastly, there’s a new development in Gabby Petito’s family lawsuit against the parents of Brian Laundrie.
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A gunman who opened fire at Michigan State University’s campus may have planned to target other schools – we have the latest. Plus, a UN official is making an appeal for aid in the aftermath of a deadly earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. We’re learning more about the objects shot down over North America and hearing from senators following a classified briefing. Former Vice President Mike Pence is expected to fight a subpoena from a special counsel investigating Donald Trump's actions in the January 6th investigation. And, we’re hearing personal stories about how politics impacts people’s romantic lives.
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Michigan State University is reeling from last night's deadly shooting – we'll bring you the latest. Inflation is still pretty hot, but there is a silver lining. We may never know what exactly the flying objects shot down over North America were. A town in Ohio is still being monitored to see if hazardous chemicals have leaked into the air. Plus, we've got some last minute ideas to impress your other half.
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China is once again accusing the US of flying balloons over its airspace - we'll bring you the latest. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has thrown her hat in the ring for 2024. NATO defense ministers are meeting today - and one official says they need to start delivering on their promises. Thousands of households in Florida are still waiting for help after hurricane Ian. Plus, some BBC offices have been raided after the release of a controversial documentary.
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At least three people have been killed after a gunman opened fire at Michigan State University. Syria's president says he'll open more crossings to get aid into the country. South Dakota is banning gender affirming treatments for people under 18. Ford is building a new multi-billion dollar car battery factory in Michigan. Plus, we'll tell you why a chocolate company has been fined.
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At least one person is dead and multiple people injured following a shooting at Michigan State University. We also have new information about the unidentified object that the US military shot down in Canada over the weekend. Syria’s president has agreed to open two humanitarian aid crossings to help earthquake victims. President Joe Biden fired the Architect of the Capitol – we have details. Parts of a special grand jury’s report about the actions of former President Donald Trump after the 2020 election in Georgia will be released this week. Lastly, Barney, the iconic purple dinosaur, is back with a new look.
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We start with the latest on three unidentified objects the US military shot down over the past few days. A recovery mission will begin in Turkey and Syria following a deadly earthquake. A man driving a U-Haul van injured eight people in Brooklyn, New York. A school district in New Jersey is under fire over a bullying incident that led to a student’s suicide. And, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin gets candid about his recovery after experiencing cardiac arrest.
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President Joe Biden is facing growing pressure from lawmakers to explain what's going on with all the objects that have been shot down over North American airspace. The UN says it's going to help get more aid to northwest Syria after the earthquake. NATO warns its countries' stockpiles of ammo are low. Six North Carolina police officers are on administrative leave - we'll tell you why. Plus, the Biden administration is taking credit for illegal border crossings going down last month.
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China says the US has been using its own balloons - we'll bring you the details. Turkish authorities have made arrests over building collapses from last week's quake. Millions of people in the US are under winter weather alerts. Thousands of Israelis are protesting over plans to weaken the power of the judiciary system. Plus, why Indian officials have abandoned plans to make tomorrow "hug a cow day".
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Another flying object has been shot down over the US - we'll bring you the latest details. Rescue workers in Syria have given up hope of finding survivors. The Kansas City Chiefs are celebrating their slim victory, while Rihanna’s showed why she’s also celebrating. Kids aren't getting the follow-up mental health care they need after they visit the ER. Plus, an ice fishing tournament is cancelled after 3 people die.
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When a series of massive earthquakes struck Turkey and Syria, relief organizations from around the globe sprung into action. Our CNN team got exclusive access to one of these groups, flying in to one of the hardest-hit areas in southern Turkey. We hear what survivors are facing now and how politics are complicating the relief efforts on both sides of the border.
Guest: Becky Anderson, CNN International Anchor
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More than 25,000 people are dead following the massive earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Fuel is set to resume flowing through a pipeline that feeds into southern Nevada after being shut down for a leak. Final preparations are underway for the Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. And Amsterdam is cracking down on rowdy behavior in the city’s infamous red light district.
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A 70-year-old woman is rescued from under the rubble days after the first earthquake hit Turkey. Little remains known about the unidentified object shot down off the coast of Alaska. Former President Donald Trump plans to asset executive privilege over some aspects of former Vice President Mike Pence’s subpoenaed testimony in the January 6th investigation. Brazil’s newly elected president sits down to talk democracy with US President Joe Biden. And authorities aren’t taking any chances when it comes to the airspace above the Super Bowl.
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The deadly earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria has left millions of people homeless. We have new details on the “object” the US shot down over Alaska today. The classified documents saga continues with a new discovery from former President Donald Trump’s legal team. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis may soon have new power over Disney’s Orlando-area theme parks. Lastly, President Joe Biden is closing the door on a Super Bowl interview with Fox News.
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We begin with an update on humanitarian relief efforts in Turkey and Syria. Plus, President Joe Biden is expected to take a trip to Poland to mark one year since Russia invaded Ukraine. He also ordered the military to shoot down an “object” over Alaska today – we have details. We also have the latest on a search for classified documents at former Vice President Mike Pence’s home. Lastly, Adidas may be paying a hefty price for cutting ties with Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West.
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The FBI is searching former Vice President Mike Pence's home in Indiana - we'll bring you the details. The death toll from Monday's earthquake has passed 22,000 and hope of finding survivors is fading. Russia is ramping up its attacks on Ukraine, while scaling down its oil production. President Joe Biden has a busy day. Plus, we'll hear what Rihanna is most worried about ahead of her Superbowl half time show.
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There are some stories of hope coming out of Turkey and Syria, but they're getting fewer and far between. President Joe Biden says he's not ready to make a decision on 2024. A group of former NFL players have filed a lawsuit over disability payments. Covid-19 shots will be added to the CDC's routine vaccine list. Plus, $318 million worth of cocaine has been found floating in the ocean.
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Ukraine’s warnings of a new Russian offensive may have come true, as dozens of missiles strike two regions of the country. Hope is fading to find more survivors of Monday’s earthquake, as rescue crews continue combing through rubble. A man has been arrested for allegedly attacking a congresswoman in an elevator. Millions of people could be dropped from Medicaid when the public health emergency ends. Plus, Nicaragua has released and deported hundreds of political prisoners.
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A member of a humanitarian aid organization laid out the dire needs for earthquake survivors in Turkey and Syria. Former Vice President Mike Pence has been subpoenaed by a special counsel in the January 6th investigation. The Biden administration outlined what getting a Covid-19 vaccine or test will look like once the public health emergency ends. Some of Fabuloso’s all-purpose cleaners have been recalled – we have details. Lastly, a rare Kobe Bryant jersey sold for big bucks.
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The death toll in a massive earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria continues to soar. The FBI has started examining recovered pieces from a suspected Chinese spy balloon. Senator Rick Scott and President Joe Biden are at odds over Medicare and Social Security. Plus, an attack against a Minnesota congresswoman is under investigation. And, Burt Bacharach, composer of “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head,” has died at age 94.
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The death toll from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria is climbing – we’ll tell you why it’s been hard to get aid to Syria. The US says the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down had technology on it that could monitor US communications. A Senate committee is hearing testimony on Southwest's holiday travel fiasco. The Biden administration is considering a measure to curb migration at the US southern border. Plus, SpaceX isn’t happy with how Ukraine is using its satellite technology.
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Survivors of Monday's earthquake are now facing new challenges. Zelensky says Europe is Ukraine's home and gets a standing ovation. An Ohio reporter has been arrested during a press conference with the state's Governor. Tensions between China and Taiwan could be bad for businesses. And, Google's new AI chatbot tool makes a costly mistake.
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As the death toll nearly doubles in the space of 24 hours, people criticize government responses to the crisis. The Chinese spy balloon wasn't flagged as urgent when it was first detected. At least $191 billion of pandemic benefits may have been wrongly paid out in the US. Twitter execs say the FBI didn't order them to cover up a story about Hunter Biden's laptop. Plus, some drastic moves in the NBA.
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We begin with the latest on rescue and relief efforts in Turkey and Syria. Disney is cutting thousands of jobs – we have details. An evacuation order near a train derailment site in Ohio has been lifted. A gunman accused of killing 23 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas has been arraigned. Lastly, world leaders in the UK and France reaffirmed their pledge to support Ukraine during President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit.
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Turkey’s President visited the epicenter of a deadly quake that struck the country and Syria. Plus, we’ll you about a deadly crash at a daycare in Canada. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated his plea for fighter jets during a trip to the UK. President Joe Biden touted his administration’s economic plan during his first trip since the State of the Union. And, severe weather is slamming parts of the south.
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There are some stories of hope coming out of rescue efforts in Turkey and Syria, but time is running out. President Joe Biden's State of the Union had some mixed responses. New documents show some Memphis police officers bragged about the beating of Tyre Nichols. A group of former Twitter executives testifying before a House committee today - we'll tell you why. Plus, artificial intelligence is getting some serious investment.
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The death toll from Monday’s earthquake in Turkey and Syria has soared past 11,000. Ukraine’s President has made a surprise visit to London today. US officials say the downed Chinese spy balloon was one of just many out there - we’ll bring you the details. Texas is suing the Biden Administration over guidance on abortion medication. And, China is trying to help its people have children.
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President Joe Biden got boos and heckles from Republicans in his State of the Union address last night. LeBron James has broken the NBA all time scoring record. There are concerns Western sanctions are stopping aid from getting to Syria after Monday's earthquake. A Memphis police officer has reportedly admitted to taking photos of Tyre Nichols after he was beaten. Plus, a New Zealand pilot is being held hostage in Indonesia.
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President Joe Biden laid out his priorities and agenda in a primetime speech to the nation while Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders delivered the Republican response. Plus, we’ll explain why China turned down a conversation with the US. Zoom is the latest tech company to announce layoffs. And, there’s a new health recommendation for women during pregnancy.
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More Memphis police officers are facing disciplinary charges in connection to the death of Tyre Nichols – we have details. We’ll also tell you about a House investigation into Republican Congressman George Santos and hear from one of his constituents. Plus, we have new developments in the aftermath of a deadly earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh is expected to leave the Biden administration. And, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell shares his outlook on the economy in the fight to cool inflation.
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Rescue efforts are growing even more desperate in Turkey and Syria - we'll bring you the latest from the ground. We'll tell you who the Bidens invited to the State of the Union tonight. The White House is in the hot seat as a House committee holds a hearing on the US-Mexico border. Alex Murdaugh’s alleged financial crimes will be brought up in his double murder trial. Plus, Google has some competition for ChatGPT.
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Rescuers celebrate saving a child from the quake rubble in Turkey, but concerns grow over Syria’s plight. The UN warns of a "wider war" and diminishing peace prospects in Ukraine. China wants its balloon back. An investigation is underway after police in Louisiana shot and killed an unarmed black man. And, calls for oil companies to pay more tax grow as BP doubles its profits.
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More than 5,000 people have now been confirmed dead in Turkey and Syria after yesterday's earthquake. President Joe Biden will give his State of the Union address today - and it could be a preview of a 2024 campaign. A derailed train continues to cause problems in Ohio. Microsoft Outlook is having some serious issues this morning. Plus, a woman was taken to a funeral home... while she was still alive.
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We start with new developments in the aftermath of a deadly earthquake in Syria and Turkey. Plus, three Chinese spy balloons went undetected under the Trump administration – we’ll tell you how Pentagon officials are responding. We’re also previewing the points President Joe Biden is expected to make in his State of the Union address tomorrow. United Airlines may have to pay a hefty fine from the federal government – we’ll explain. Lastly, getting a good seat at AMC movie theaters may cost you more.
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We start with the latest on a deadly earthquake that rocked Turkey and Syria and hear from a survivor. Plus, Ukrainian soldiers are being trained on Leopard battle tanks in the war against Russia. We’ll also update you on the steps Ohio officials are taking to prevent an explosion at a train derailment site. Then, we’ll tell you what the FBI is saying about a planned attack on Baltimore’s power grid. And, Bank of America's CEO sat down with CNN to discuss the state of the economy.
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Thousands of people have died and thousands more are injured after a powerful earthquake hit Turkey and Syria. The US is working to recover debris from the suspected Chinese spy balloon, as the political fallout continues. The Florida state legislature is meeting today to finalize its plans to shake up how Disney operates in the state. Former President Donald Trump isn’t getting support from a billionaire with deep pockets and a wide network. Plus, doctors are seeing cancer rates drop overall, but rise in certain ages groups.
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Rescue workers are racing against the clock to reach people trapped under the rubble in Turkey and Syria after a powerful earthquake in the region. China has admitted to being responsible for another balloon. The high profile trial of pro-democracy activists starts today in Hong Kong. A prospective staffer has accused Congressman George Santos of sexual harassment. Plus, we're still making a lot of single-use plastic.
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Hundreds of people are dead in Turkey and Syria after a powerful earthquake hit the region this morning. We'll bring you the latest fallout from the Chinese balloon that's been shot down by the US. Emergency workers in Ohio are trying to stop a derailed train from exploding and releasing toxic chemicals into the air. More than 400 food products have been recalled because of Listeria concerns. Plus, Beyoncé wins big at the Grammys.
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Calls for police reform have grown louder in the wake of the brutal beating that led to the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis - especially after we learned that the first police report in the case did not match the video footage released by authorities. We examine why some are calling the quick decision to charge the officers involved a “blueprint” and look at the role specialized crime fighting units can sometimes play in these deadly encounters.
Guest: Shimon Prokupecz, CNN Senior Crime and Justice Correspondent
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The US military shoots down a suspected Chinese spy balloon over the Atlantic Ocean. New reporting reveals more concerns about information security at the Supreme Court. The Democratic National Committee has approved a major shakeup of the presidential primary calendar – but it’s not a done deal yet. A new national windchill record has been set in New Hampshire. And a massive train derailment prompts shelter-in-place orders for a northeastern Ohio town.
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The Chinese spy balloon floating over the US could head out to sea at some point today. Millions in the Northeast are under wind chill alerts as extreme cold sets in. A CNN team sees Russian aggression in Ukraine up close. Thousands of unionized Disney World workers have rejected a new contract offer. And new data reveals that more Americans are heading back to work in the office.
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We start with new developments on a second Chinese spy balloon and where it's been spotted. Plus, an additional Memphis police officer has been fired in connection to Tyre Nichols’ death. We have an update on a shooting that killed six people in central California. Elon Musk won a legal fight over a controversial tweet that had shareholders in a frenzy – we have details. Lastly, a special canine set a new world record.
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The Pentagon is accusing China of spying with a surveillance balloon hovering over the US despite China’s denials – we have the latest. Plus, the US has officially announced a new aid package to Ukraine to defend itself against Russia. A hot jobs report is getting the cold shoulder on Wall Street. We’ll also tell you who police arrested in connection to a missing monkeys case at the Dallas Zoo. And, LeBron James is closing in on a new NBA milestone.
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China’s suspected spy balloon causes the US to postpone a major trip to Beijing. The January jobs report pleases President Joe Biden but probably confuses the Federal Reserve. A former senior Russian officer is apologizing to Ukrainians and trying to seek asylum in the US. The CFO of Alex Murdaugh’s former law firm testified she confronted him about missing funds the morning his wife and son were killed. Plus, we’ll tell you how a key meeting went on federal police reform.
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The latest jobs numbers are out - and they're pretty surprising. Parts of the Northeastern US are starting to experience dangerously cold temperatures. Air sirens could be heard in Kyiv this morning ahead of a summit with European leaders in Ukraine's capital. Some Democratic lawmakers in Connecticut want to ban agencies from using the term "Latinx". Plus, Hong Kong is offering half a million free flights for tourists.
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a suspected Chinese spy balloon flying over the US - we'll bring you the details. Ukraine's president wants EU membership sooner rather than later. A court has ruled that it's unconstitutional to ban people with domestic abuse restraining orders from owning a gun. Three bodies have been found in Detroit, and officials say they could be the missing rappers they've been searching for. Plus, a tennis star who pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex-girlfriend avoids a conviction.
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The US is tracking a Chinese spy balloon flying over the country – we have details. The Biden administration plans to send more aid to Ukraine. The family of a double-amputee shot and killed by police is demanding justice. A Republican councilwoman’s death in New Jersey is under investigation. Lastly, reported earnings from some Big Tech companies are hitting a sour note with investors.
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The House voted Congresswoman Ilhan Omar off of the Foreign Affairs Committee – we’ll tell you how she’s responding. Plus, the FBI is planning to search for classified documents at former Vice President Mike Pence’s home and office. Bitter cold and brutal wind chills are on tap for parts of the US. We also have good news for homebuyers in the US. And, we’ll tell you the offer New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft made to Tom Brady on the heels of his retirement announcement.
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Russia hit a city in eastern Ukraine with missiles two days in a row, killing at least three people and damaging buildings. President Joe Biden extends an olive branch to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy at the National Prayer Breakfast. Prosecutors in the murder trial of Alex Murdaugh say new video taken minutes before his wife and son were killed undermines his alibi. A Philadelphia Eagles player is facing felony charges weeks before the Superbowl. And, Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more weeks of winter, as storms batter large parts of the country.
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The US and the Philippines are strengthening ties to attempt to counter China's influence. An "epic, generational Arctic outbreak" is coming to the Northeastern US. Attorneys General from 20 states are warning pharmacies over mailing out abortion pills. The Israeli military says it's carried out strikes on Gaza. Plus, Shell's profits have doubled.
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More than 350,000 customers have lost power in Texas as the state continues to be hit with a deadly ice storm. Ukraine says Russia could be preparing for a new offensive as we get closer to the one year anniversary of the invasion. A local district attorney says there's more footage and audio of Tyre Nichols' arrest that hasn't been released yet. A glacier near Seattle has completely melted. Plus, the CDC has a warning about some eye drops after dozens of infections and one death.
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We start with a deadly Russian missile strike on a residential building in Ukraine. Plus, we have new developments from a Memphis prosecutor about Tyre Nichols’ death investigation. We’ll also tell you how debt ceiling talks went between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden. Federal agents are investigating Congressman George Santos’ alleged role in a GoFundMe scheme for a veteran’s dying dog. Lastly, more Bed Bath & Beyond stores are closing.
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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates again – we’ll tell you by how much and what it means for your wallet. Tyre Nichols’ funeral drew leaders and members of the community together to celebrate his life - we’ll hear from Vice President Kamala Harris and Rev. Al Sharpton. The White House counsel’s office is responding to the FBI’s search for classified documents at President Joe Biden’s vacation home. A new wave of winter weather is taking aim at parts of the south and midwest. And, after more than two decades on air, the “Dr. Phil” show is coming to an end.
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Tyre Nichols’ family is laying their loved one to rest today in Memphis, Tennessee, as calls for police reform grow louder. The FBI is searching another home of President Joe Biden’s today – we'll tell you why. New York prosecutors are zeroing in on the Trump Organization’s alleged involvement in hush-money payments made to Stormy Daniels. Ukraine says Russia is gearing up for a “maximum escalation” of the war. Plus, an NFL star retires – again.
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Flights have been cancelled, cars are sliding down highways and people are without power as a winter storm batters the Southern and Central US. We'll tell you who's expected to throw their hat in the ring to become the 2024 Republican presidential nominee. Florida could ban universities from funding diversity programs. It's the two year anniversary of "Asia's forgotten war". Plus, that radioactive capsule we told you about yesterday has actually been found.
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We'll tell you about two high profile meetings today that could have a big impact on your wallet. Israel's prime minister sits down with CNN's Jake Tapper and says he thinks peace is possible. A week-long manhunt and hours long standoff has ended in Oregon - we'll bring you the details. Ultra-processed foods could be linked to an increase risk of cancer. Plus, a happy ending for some mysterious monkey business at Dallas Zoo.
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We start with two big news events on tomorrow’s agenda: Tyre Nichols’ funeral and a meeting on the debt ceiling between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Plus, CNN sat down for an exclusive interview with the Israeli prime minister. Actor Alec Baldwin has been formally charged in connection to a shooting on a movie set that killed a cinematographer. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a new artificial intelligence feature that could help teachers catch cheaters.
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An ice storm is slamming parts of the US and impacting travel. Republican Congressman George Santos says he’s temporarily stepping aside from his assigned committees. We have an update on a drive-by shooting we brought you at the top of Monday’s 10 p.m. episode. We’ll also tell you where cases of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, stand in the US. And, there’s a lot of buzz surrounding an upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and who’s playing the lead role.
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The initial police report from Tyre Nichols’ arrest in Memphis, Tennessee contradicts with what videos showed. Seven western states can’t agree on how to voluntarily cut their water usage. Wages didn’t keep up with inflation last year, as the Federal Reserve weighs what to do next. People are taking to the streets in France to protest pension reform. Plus, what could ending the Covid-19 emergency statuses mean for you?
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Millions of people in the Southern and Central US are bracing for an ice storm. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is in the occupied West Bank today. The death toll from the Pakistan terror attack has reached 100. We'll tell you about a Covid-19 "baby bump" that's seen the US fertility rate increase. Plus, a New Zealand rugby player has made history by coming out as gay.
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The fallout continues from the death of Tyre Nichols as more people are investigated. A former Wagner mercenary has spoken to CNN, while one former Russian ally says a coup could be coming. The US is paying a lot for its healthcare, but it's still getting poor results. A man has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly driving his wife and children off a cliff. Plus, Australian authorities are searching for a potentially deadly capsule that's no bigger than a coin.
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We start with a drive-by shooting in Lakeland, Florida. Plus, two more Memphis police officers and three fire department personnel have been relieved of their duties following the death of Tyre Nichols. We’ll tell you how the White House is responding to Ukraine’s requests for fighter jets. We now know when Covid-19 national and public health emergencies in the US are set to end. Police say a man accused of kidnapping a woman and beating her unconscious is on the run. Lastly, actress Cindy Williams, who’s known for her role on the sitcom, “Laverne & Shirley,” has died.
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We start with the latest on the removal of a sixth Memphis officer involved in a police confrontation that led to the death of Tyre Nichols. We'll also tell you how where the battle between Ukrainian and Russian forces now stands. Then, we’ll give you an update on a deadly explosion at a mosque in Pakistan. We’ll explain where Covid-19 deaths among children rank in the US. And, we’ll tell you which two teams are going head-to-head in this year’s Super Bowl.
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Washington is under pressure to pass police reform after Tyre Nichols’ death. We now know more about the suspect’s motive in the Half Moon Bay shooting. We’ll learn more this week about where the economy is heading this year. Former President Donald Trump hit the campaign trail, and might have some competition soon. Plus, CNN got an exclusive look at NASA’s secret process to select astronauts for NASA’s next moon mission.
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US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visits Israel amid growing tensions and violence in the country. A police unit has been disbanded over the death of Tyre Nichols. A suspected suicide attack has rocked Pakistan. More than 40 million people are under winter weather alerts from Texas to Illinois. Plus, a YouTube gives 1000 people their sight back.
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Calls for Police reform in the US are growing louder after a weekend of protests over Tyre Nichols' death. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is visiting Israel today. Students are returning to the school where a 6-year-old allegedly shot his teacher. We'll bring you the details of Djokovic's stunning Australian Open win, as well as which teams will face off in this year's Super Bowl. Plus, a zoo in Texas has an interesting way to send a message to your ex.
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Earlier this month, the state of Florida announced it would block reject a proposed Advanced Placement course on African American Studies. The move follows laws passed in Florida and other Republican-led states aimed at restricting certain race-based coursework in the classroom, including so-called critical race theory. We examine how students, parents and teachers are reacting to this new era of partisan education.
Guest: Leyla Santiago, CNN Correspondent
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Calls are growing louder in Memphis to disband the specialized SCORPION unit after officials released video footage of police beating Tyre Nichols. California sees its fourth mass shooting this week. Gas prices are experiencing a rare wintertime spike. CVS and Walmart are shifting or cutting pharmacy hours amidst a pharmacist shortage. And a small amount of radioactive material is missing in western Australia.
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Protests are passionate – but mostly peaceful – after Memphis authorities release video of the Tyre Nichols police beating. At least seven people have been killed and five more have been injured during a violent 24 hours in Jerusalem. Former President Donald Trump hits the trail as he hopes to kickstart his 2024 campaign. And an American tourist will have to pay after driving his rental car over an ancient bridge.
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We begin with newly released video showing a violent arrest in Memphis, Tennessee that led to the death of Tyre Nichols. A man who assaulted a Capitol Police officer during the January 6th riot has been sentenced. We also have the latest on a deadly attack near a synagogue in Jerusalem. Then, we’ll tell you why comedian Jay Leno says he landed in the hospital again. Lastly, some CVS and Walmart pharmacies will soon close early.
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A video showing a fatal encounter with Memphis police is expected to be released today – we’ll hear reactions from the victim’s family. We’ll also hear audio from police body camera footage the night an intruder attacked the husband of then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. We have new information about the expert who independently validated the probe into the leaked US Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. We’ll break down new data about deaths among pregnant women and new mothers. Lastly, the weather may be partially to blame for higher prices at the pump.
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The Memphis Police Chief is warning the footage of Tyre Nichols' arrest in Tennessee shows a "disregard for humanity". The man accused of killing seven people in Half Moon Bay, California, has reportedly admitted to the shooting. The Federal Reserve could be pumping the breaks on its interest rate hikes. 11 ISIS members have been killed in Somalia. Plus, the FDA says it's time to start regulating CBD products.
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People in Memphis, Tennessee are being urged to keep things peaceful, as they await the release of footage of Tyre Nichols' arrest. Violence in the Gaza Strip has escalated overnight. We'll tell you why Georgia's Governor has declared a state of emergency. Two inmates have escaped from a Virginia prison - and one is a convicted double homicide murderer. Plus, South Africa has a special four legged gift for India.
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People in Memphis, Tennessee are waiting for the release of the bodycam footage from the arrest of Tyre Nichols, who died after a police confrontation. It's been a mixed week for Ukraine with more Russian attacks just hours after NATO allies promised tanks. The first law enforcement officer on the scene of the Murdaugh killings took the stand yesterday. Spanish police say an effigy of a black Real Madrid star was left hanging from a bridge. Plus, it's now cheaper to buy than rent in a few US cities.
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Authorities are bracing for possible protests after a fatal police encounter in Memphis, Tennessee. Plus, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is making another plea following a new round of Russia’s missile attacks. Changes to Covid-19 vaccinations may be on the way. A man accused of killing eight people on a New York City bike path in 2017 has been convicted of murder. Lastly, we’ll explain why Bed Bath & Beyond may be inching closer to bankruptcy.
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Five former Memphis police officers have been charged with murder for a Black man’s death – we have details. Plus, Russia launched a new round of deadly strikes across Ukraine. We may soon know what the future of Covid-19 vaccinations in the US could look like. We’ll also tell you about a request from the National Archives to past US presidents and vice presidents. And, the new artificial intelligence tool, ChatGPT, is getting put to the test and we have the results.
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The US economy ended on a pretty good note, as the Federal Reserve weighs what to do next to cool the economy down. Southwest Airlines is paying the price for its holiday meltdown. Former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh is on trial for allegedly murdering his wife and son. Nine Palestinians have reportedly been killed by Israeli forces. And, we'll tell you what was inside some of those classified documents found in former Vice President Mike Pence's home.
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Dozens of missiles have been shot down over Ukraine today, as the West steps up its support. The man accused of shooting 7 people in Half Moon Bay, California has been charged. Books will now be vetted before they're allowed in Florida classrooms. Myanmar's illegal opium production is booming. Plus, scammers access US agencies by pretending to be tech support.
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President Joe Biden says the tanks being sent to Ukraine are not an "offensive threat to Russia". The lawyer of the teacher allegedly shot by a 6-year-old says the school had been warned the boy had a gun. The Memphis Police Chief has spoken out on the death of Tyre Nichols. We'll tell you why mani-pedis could be bad for you. Plus, a civil liberties group is supporting the decision to let former President Donald Trump back on Facebook and Instagram.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to get his Facebook and Instagram accounts restored under some conditions. Plus, we’re hearing from a lawyer for the family of a Black man who died following a violent traffic stop earlier this month. A Virginia school board is cutting ties with its superintendent, weeks after a 6-year-old allegedly shot his teacher. A man accused of killing seven people in Half Moon Bay, California appeared in court today – we have the latest. Lastly, Lance Kerwin, best known for his role on “Salem’s Lot,” has died.
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Ukraine is getting equipped with military tanks to defend itself against Russia – we’ll hear from President Joe Biden. We also have information on a deadly knife attack in Germany. Plus, new data explains how the updated Covid-19 boosters stack up against circulating variants. A strong storm system is taking aim at parts of the US. And, Justin Bieber has joined a growing list of artists who are selling their music catalog.
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Calls for gun reforms are getting louder as 2023 starts with a grim number of mass shootings. There's more classified documents drama, but it might be good news for President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. The drama around Rep. George Santos' campaign finance continues - we'll bring you the latest. Tesla's earning are coming out today, as investors are frustrated with Elon Musk. Plus, the rest of this year's Super Bowl performers have been announced.
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As people pick up the pieces from a tornado in Texas, tens of millions are under alerts. Ukraine is finally getting the tanks it's been asking for. Kevin McCarthy is blocking two Democrats from serving on the House Intelligence Committee. More than 150 people have died because of the extreme cold in Afghanistan. Plus. they US' biggest private employer is raising it's minimum wage.
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Germany has made a decision on sending tanks to Ukraine. People in Texas are picking up the pieces from a tornado that's devastated an area south of Houston. An autopsy says Tyre Nichols died because of “extensive bleeding caused by a severe beating" after a confrontation with police. The classified documents saga continues - this time former Vice President Mike Pence is in the hot seat. And, the Doomsday Clock says we're moving closer to total annihilation.
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A possible tornado tore through the Houston area – we’ll tell you where that storm system is moving. Plus, we have new developments on a deadly shooting in Washington state. New Zealand’s new prime minister has been sworn in. Rupert Murdoch has dropped a plan to merge Fox Corporation and News Corporation. Lastly, we’ll explain the glitch that took investors on a financial roller coaster ride on Wall Street.
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Ukraine could be on the verge of getting military tanks from the US and Germany – we have details. Former Vice President Mike Pence appears to be the latest official to have had classified documents in his possession. We have the latest on shootings in Washington, California, and Iowa. And, Google is facing another major antitrust case – we’ll break it down.
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President Joe Biden is once again pushing Congress to act after more gun violence in California. We could be about to get more information about the special grand jury report into attempts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. There could be some justice for Taylor Swift fans, as lawmakers grill a top executive from Ticketmaster's parent company LiveNation. US officials say Ukraine needs to change up its tactics in the war. Plus, this year's Oscar nominations are out.
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There's already been at least 39 mass shootings this year in the US. Germany is showing signs it's starting to budge on sending tanks to Ukraine. 2022 was a deadly year to be a journalist. Moving vigorously can lead to better brain health. Plus, the British Monarchy is suing Twitter... kind of.
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California has suffered three mass shootings in as many days - we'll bring you the latest details. Thousands are without power in the Northeastern US as that area and the South prepares for more bad weather. US officials say Russian white supremacists were behind some bomb attacks in Spain last year - and Russian intelligence directed them. Japan has a population problem and the prime minister says if they want to fix it, it's "now or never". Plus, why some museums don't want you to use the word "mummy" anymore.
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We’re following new developments in the aftermath of two deadly shootings in California and one in Iowa. Plus, Russia is sending more troops to battle in Ukraine. Lastly, hedge fund company, Citadel, brought in the big bucks for investors.
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Western allies continue to pressure Germany to greenlight battle tanks to Ukraine. Jurors gave two big convictions in separate Capitol insurrection cases. The FDA wants to make Covid-19 vaccinations more like the annual flu shots. Prosecutors say a Snapchat video may be a critical part of former lawyer Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial. And, Microsoft is investing billions of dollars into a popular artificial intelligence tool – we’ll break it down.
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One man is being called a hero after he stopped the California shooter at a dance studio in Alhambra on Saturday. The IRS is starting the tax season off today with a backlog. The 2024 Senate race in Arizona for Senator Kyrsten Sinema's seat is already underway. Another tech company announced layoffs today as US recession fears grow. Plus, officials are cracking down on egg smuggling, as the US faces a shortage.
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Police are trying to work out a motive for a deadly mass shooting at a dance studio in California. Poland's PM is accusing Germany of "wasting time" over tanks. A health expert says 80% of people in China have been infected with Covid-19. President Joe Biden seems to have chosen his next White House Chief of Staff. Plus, the DOJ is investigating the infant formula plant at the centre of last year's shortage.
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Police say the man suspected of Sunday's mass shooting in Monterey Park, California has been found dead. More classified documents have been found in a recent search of President Joe Biden's home. Berlin says Poland can send German-made tanks to Ukraine. 220 million people lost power in Pakistan this morning. Plus, "Avatar" director James Cameron gets another film in the $2 billion club.
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Despite recent rainstorms in California, the decades-long megadrought in the West shows no signs of easing. As a result, some states have been forced to pull back on the water they use from the Colorado River. In this episode, we hear the story of one Arizona community forced to take legal action against the city of Scottsdale after being cut off from its water supply – and why it could serve as a warning to the rest of the country as the climate crisis continues.
Guest: Lucy Kafanov, CNN Correspondent
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White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain is expected to step down some time after the State of the Union address next month. Ukraine continues to urge Germany to send tanks. Vice President Kamala Harris will travel to Florida to make the push for national legislation protecting reproductive rights. The Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills will meet for the first time since Damar Hamlin’s terrifying collapse. And Buzz Aldrin ties the knot at age 93.
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Ukraine is still waiting for Germany to decide if it will send heavy-duty modern tanks. More than 400 tourists in Peru are trapped after railroads were damaged during protests. A Kansas senator’s re-election campaign lost nearly $700,000 to cybercriminals. The team behind “Rust” says Alec Baldwin will finish the movie despite looming criminal charges. And home prices hit record highs in 2022.
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The Justice Department signaled that it will fight House Republicans for information related to ongoing investigations. A judge has temporarily blocked Illinois' new gun control law for about 800 plaintiffs. Three Colorado officers and two paramedics indicted in connection to the death of Elijah McClain have pleaded not guilty. A candidate that's set to become New Zealand’s next prime minister has been announced. Lastly, we have details on former Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ attempt to flee the country following her conviction
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The US is cracking down on a Russian mercenary organization – we have the latest. The Treasury Department is stressing the dire consequences that could come if the US fails to raise the debt ceiling. We have an update on RSV, Covid-19 and flu levels in the US. More Regal Cinemas movie theaters are on the chopping block. And, go big or go home – we’ll tell you who’s cooking up a record for the world’s largest pizza.
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Anti-abortion protestors are marching on the US Capitol today. Talks continue to try to end the standoff over who should send tanks to Ukraine. Another major tech company is laying off thousands of workers. Embattled GOP Congressman George Santos is receiving mixed reviews from his constituents. And, we'll tell you how many people have utilized the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline since it made a change.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Western leaders need to end their standoff and send him tanks. A winter storm is making its way across the US. There's outcry in Iran as a man is sentenced to just over 8 years in prison for beheading his wife, while several protestors in the country await execution. A judge says former President Donald Trump and his lawyers are liable for nearly $1 million. Plus, 37 million T-Mobile customers have been hacked.
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Germany and the US have reached a standoff over who will send tanks to Ukraine. The family of a 6-year-old boy who shot his first grade teacher have spoken out for the first time. Dozens of people have died in Afghanistan because of freezing temperatures. Florida says students can't take an AP African American Studies class. Plus, how a sauce helped a man survive for almost a month at sea.
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President Joe Biden toured storm damage from recent flooding in California. We’ll also tell you what investigators are saying about the leaked draft of the US Supreme Court opinion that overturned Roe v. Wade. The family of a six-year-old who shot his teacher is breaking their silence. Netflix founder Reed Hastings is taking on a new role in the company. Lastly, folk rock pioneer David Crosby has died.
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Actor Alec Baldwin and a film armorer are expected to face charges in connection to the fatal shooting on the "Rust" movie set – we’ll hear from prosecutors. Plus, we’ll tell you where unemployment numbers now stand in the fight to curb inflation. Despite recent storms, California is still in a drought – we’ll explain and let you know where that system is heading. And, massive protests are happening in Peru and France – we have the latest.
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The US has officially hit the debt ceiling - we'll tell you what that means and whether you should be worried. Alec Baldwin is facing criminal charges over the fatal shooting on the set of "Rust". Ukraine's President is asking for more weapons to take back control of Crimea. Why human error and a software malfunction has led to calls for a recount in a New Jersey school board election. Plus, some schools are worried about how students could be using AI to cheat.
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The Treasury Secretary warns “extraordinary measures” will have to start as the US is expected to hit the debt ceiling today – we’ll tell you what that means. Some NATO countries are arguing over who’s sending tanks to Ukraine. Congressman George Santos’ 9/11 claim about his mother doesn’t line up with government records. French workers have hit the streets today, protesting a plan to raise the retirement age. Plus, remember our story about the world’s coldest city? Well, it’s now even colder.
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The US is likely to hit its debt ceiling today, which means we could be heading for a political showdown. Ukraine is getting more weapons, but maybe not the ones it's asking for. Amazon is in trouble over workplace safety. Israel's headed for a potential political crisis as the Prime Minister is told one of his key allies can't be a cabinet minister. Plus, there's been mixed response to the news that New Zealand's leader is stepping down.
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The US plans to send a new military aid package to Ukraine – we’ll tell you what’s being included for the first time. Plus, New York Congressman George Santos is accused of pocketing donations raised to save a dying dog. New Zealand’s prime minister has announced her resignation – we have details. We’ll also tell you about a deadly polar bear attack in Alaska. Lastly, scientists say Greenland is the hottest it’s been in at least a thousand years.
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We begin with new developments on a deadly helicopter crash in Ukraine. A man accused of orchestrating recent shootings targeting Democratic officials in New Mexico made his first court appearance today. We’re learning more about the crash that killed a University of Georgia football player and staffer. The largest party supply store in the US has filed for bankruptcy. And, the world’s oldest known person has died.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin claims a victory in Ukraine is "inevitable." Could the Fed's interest rate hikes be working? We'll tell you about two new reports that suggest inflation might be cooling. A Massachusetts man has pleaded not guilty to murdering his wife. The National Archives responded to House Republicans' request for more information on Biden's classified documents discoveries. Plus, Microsoft is the latest tech company to announce massive layoffs.
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More information is being released about the helicopter crash near a kindergarten in Ukraine - we'll bring you the latest from the ground. 30 million people in the US are under severe storm threats today. Controversial GOP Congressman George Santos has made it onto some House committees. Three people have been arrested in India in connection to a family who froze to death while crossing the US/Canada border. Plus, why a French city wants to borrow a painting from Madonna.
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More than a dozen people are dead after a helicopter crash near a kindergarten - including children and a Ukrainian minister. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wants to permanently ban some pandemic rules. Brian Walshe is expected in court today after being charged with the murder of his wife. People in the US are having to stomach high eggs prices. Plus, Rafael Nadal is out of the Australian Open.
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Ukrainian troops have started training on the Patriot missile system to help defend itself against Russian attacks. House Republicans are weighing whether to launch impeachment proceedings against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. A new study underscores the risks of Covid-19 during pregnancy. A reality TV couple convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud has started serving their prison sentences. And, the Golden State Warriors return to the White House to celebrate their 2022 NBA championship.
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The White House is defending the way it's handled discovery of classified documents in President Joe Biden’s former private office and home. We have new details about the arrest of a failed Republican candidate for New Mexico’s state legislature. Plus, we’ll tell you about the shocking incident involving a toddler that got an Indiana man arrested. A man in Massachusetts has been charged with murder in the death of his wife. And, we’ll tell break down what severe weather in California could mean for food prices in the US.
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Ukraine's President says Russia's attack on an apartment building that killed at least 45 people was a "war crime." It finally stopped raining in California – now, the storm is moving inland and the state is picking up the pieces. President Joe Biden is frustrated, as more searches for classified documents could take place. We've got more details about the dispute that turned deadly at the University of Alabama. Plus, crypto is bouncing back after a tough few months.
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Police in California are searching for at least two suspects after what's been called a "cartel-style execution" left 6 people dead. A former GOP candidate for New Mexico's State House has been arrested in connection with attacks on Democratic leaders' homes. At least 50 women and girls have been kidnapped while foraging in Burkina Faso. 2022 was the worst year for China's economy in half a century. Plus, why getting outside could be good for your health.
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A mother and baby have been killed in California, in what police have described as a "cartel-style execution". China's population shrank last year, while there’s also bad news for the country's economy. A serving UK police officer has admitted to 24 counts of rape. The search continues for two people still missing after the Nepal plane crash. Plus, another Monday night NFL game ends in a trip to the hospital.
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Searches for classified documents from President Joe Biden’s time as vice president could be coming. The death toll has increased from a Russian missile strike on an apartment building in Ukraine. Plus, a former commander in a Russian mercenary group is seeking asylum. A monument meant to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his wife is getting attention for all the wrong reasons. Lastly, an Italian film legend has died – we take a look at her legacy.
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Much of California is seeing more rain and snow this week but dry weather is coming. A search and recovery mission is underway in Nepal following a deadly plane crash. We’ll tell you what authorities are saying about a human skeleton discovered on a college campus. An American wrongfully detained in Iran has launched a hunger strike – we'll bring you his message to President Joe Biden. And, the world’s coldest city is not for the faint of heart.
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President Joe Biden delivered a Sunday sermon from the church where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. served as a pastor. Meanwhile, he's facing criticism again after more classified documents were found. An Alabama college basketball player has been arrested for murder. A University of Georgia football player and a staff member have been killed in a car crash. Plus, Romanian police have seized millions of dollars of assets from controversial internet personality Andrew Tate.
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People in California are still dealing with storms as they try to pick up the pieces from flooding. China has drastically changed the number of Covid-19 deaths it's reported since December. Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer says the FAA needs a new permanent leader. A bomb attack at a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed at least 12 people. Plus, a Mafia boss has been arrested after 30 years as a fugitive.
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California's governor is warning that the severe weather isn't over yet. Russia says three rockets have hit a residential area in eastern Ukraine - as the death toll rises from Saturday's strike on an apartment building. Police in Nepal are losing hope of finding any survivor's after yesterday's plane crash. The Chairman of the House Oversight Committee is not impressed with President Joe Biden's transparency. Plus, a new report says the world's most wealthy are getting richer, quicker.
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When we learned Obama-era classified documents were discovered in multiple locations used by President Joe Biden after his time as vice president, some Republicans were quick to draw comparisons to former President Donald Trump, who is also under investigation for mishandling government documents. But just how similar are the two circumstances? We break down what we know about each case, the special counsels tasked with investigating them, and the political ramifications ahead of a possible 2024 rematch between the two men.
Guest: Arlette Saenz, CNN White House Correspondent
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The White House says additional pages of classified material were found at President Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware. Russian missiles have been flying over Ukraine as more military aid is announced. California’s Monterey Peninsula could soon be an island as heavy rain threatens to cause more flooding in the Golden State. Meanwhile, experts warn that global temperatures are only getting hotter thanks to fossil fuels. And Arkansas’ new governor is getting heat for removing the term “Latinx” from official state documents.
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Russia strikes Kyiv for the first time in weeks as it scratches and claws for a symbolic victory in the east. Iran carries out the execution of a dual British-Iranian citizen. Flood-weary northern California braces for more rain. A GOP source tells CNN some were questioning George Santos’ backstory before the midterms. And a discovery of rare earth minerals in Europe could cut down on imports from China.
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Russia says it’s gained control of an east Ukrainian town, but Ukraine is challenging that claim. An elementary school in Virginia, where a 6-year-old allegedly shot a teacher, is making a big change. Two paramedics are facing murder charges over the death of a patient. There may be a link between Pfizer’s updated Covid-19 vaccine and an increased risk of stroke. And, Tesla is cutting its prices on its electric vehicles – we’ll tell you by how much.
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The US is expected to reach its federal limit on borrowing next week – we’ll explain what it could mean for the economy. House Republicans say they’re launching investigations into President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents. A search and recovery mission is underway in parts of the southeast following severe storms – we’ll hear from a survivor. We have an update on flu and Covid-19 in the US. And, lottery hopefuls wager their Mega Millions bets for the second-largest jackpot in the game’s history.
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There are now two special counsels in charge of separate investigations into how the current and former President handled classified documents – we have new details on the Donald Trump probe. Two Trump Organization companies have been given hefty fines. The UAE has put the CEO of an oil company in charge of this year's UN climate conference. A drug that can save people from overdoses is more widely available than ever before. Plus, scientists have reversed the aging process in mice.
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Deadly tornados have battered several states, as Californians prepare for another weekend of heavy rain. Russia claims to have captured Soledar, but a CNN team just outside the Ukrainian city says they still hear mortar and rocket fire. House Republicans have begun an investigation into the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, a bipartisan bill wants to ban lawmakers from trading stocks while in office. Plus, the Pentagon can't explain half the of its UFO reports.
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While publicly denying the link between burning fossil and climate change, a new report says ExxonMobil's knew about it for decades from its own data. It's been a rough week for President Joe Biden, as a special counsel has been appointed to look into classified documents found in his home and former office. Dozens of tornados hit three states yesterday killing at least 7 people. Brazilian officials say police have found a draft document to overturn the country's presidential elections. And, tributes pour in for Lisa Marie Presley.
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Several people have been killed in severe storms down south. Plus, we’ll hear the White House’s response to reporters about the discovery of classified documents in President Joe Biden’s home and former private office. Lisa Marie Presley has passed away - we have the latest. UFC President Dana White is weighing in about whether he should be punished over a domestic incident with his wife. Lastly, a new study is offering solutions to help you avoid the dangers of prolonged sitting.
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US Attorney General Merrick Garland has appointed a special counsel to investigate President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents. The Federal Aviation Administration is years away from upgrading the system that grounded all US flights - but that could change. A man accused of killing four University of Idaho students appeared in court today – we have details. A US Navy veteran has been released from Russian custody. And we’ll tell you which parts of the US are seeing severe storms.
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We start with new details on a second discovery of classified documents President Joe Biden’s legal team found. Inflation seems to be heading in the right direction, but the US isn’t out of the woods yet. The special counsel looking into January 6 is targeting Trump allies – we’ll tell you why. FTX bankruptcy lawyers say they’ve been able to recover billions in funds to help repay creditors. Plus, a new study says long Covid might not last so long for some.
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The latest Consumer Price Index is out this morning, and for many it could be going in the right direction. Human Rights Watch is accusing Russian forces of apparent war crimes in Ukraine. The GOP-led House passed a pair of bills on abortion. As Ana Walshe remains missing, we’re finding out more about her husband’s past. And, find out why police in New Mexico had to call wildlife officials for backup.
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It’s not been a great week for President Joe Biden - we’ll bring you details on the latest revelation around classified documents. The strike by 7,000 nurses in New York City is now over. We now know what cause the FAA’s system outage that led to thousands of flight delays. Satellite photos confirm CNN reports of bodies piling up in China during this Covid-19 wave. Plus, a company that take ‘Out of Office’ very seriously.
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We begin with a new set of classified documents found by President Joe Biden’s legal team discovered at a second location. We’re also tracking the aftermath of a system outage that triggered flight delays and cancellations in the US. First Lady Jill Biden had surgery to remove two cancerous lesions – we have an update from the White House doctor. In a CNN exclusive, we’ll hear what Uvalde’s former school police chief told investigators the day after an elementary school massacre last May. And, the world is remembering ‘90s supermodel Tatjana Patitz and legendary rock guitarist and musician Jeff Beck.
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New York Congressman George Santos is responding to calls to resign over his lies to voters and fabrications about his personal life. We also have details on Poland’s plans to send battle tanks to Ukraine. The Biden administration has extended its Covid-19 public health emergency again. After more than a week hospitalized for cardiac arrest, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been discharged. And, we’ll tell you how police thwarted two teens’ plans to meet supergroup BTS.
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We begin with the Buffalo Bills announcing that Damar Hamlin has been released from the hospital. Thousands of flights nationwide are either delayed or cancelled, after the FAA issued a ground stop for a system issue. House Republicans are adding more to their investigative to-do list. FDA Advisers aren’t happy that Moderna didn’t share key early data about their Covid-19 boosters. Many protestors have been released from Brazilian police custody after Sunday’s riot. Plus, a common kitchen appliance could be banned soon.
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The FAA stopped all domestic flights from taking off this morning until 9am ET, following a system outage - we'll bring you the details. California is bracing for another day of heavy rain and potential flooding. As the battle for Ukraine's Soledar continues there are conflicting reports about the city having been taken. Undergrad classes resume at the University of Idaho, as the suspect in the gruesome killings of four students prepares for his court appearance. Plus, another billion dollar jackpot.
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President Joe Biden says he was “surprised” to find out classified documents were in one of his old offices, but didn’t know what was in them. Californians are reeling from flooding and mudslides, just as another storm is about to hit. Several people are injured, one critically, after an attack at a Paris train station. The former CFO of the Trump Organization has been sentenced - but it could have been a much longer jail term. And, the Golden Globes stage a comeback after controversy.
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We begin with President Joe Biden’s response to a review of several classified documents, found last fall in a private office he used during his time as vice president. Biden also laid out how he, Mexican and Canadian leaders plan to address border crossings, among other issues. California’s death toll due to strong storms has increased. The most senior Catholic official to be convicted of child sex abuse before his acquittal in 2020 has died. Lastly, there’s a new round of layoffs at Coinbase.
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Thousands of nurses in New York City are continuing their strike as negotiations resume. We’re following new developments in the case of a missing mom in Massachusetts. Buffalo Bill safety Damar Hamlin could be released from a new hospital soon – we’ll give you the update. There’s new data that suggests Covid-19 deaths in the US may be falling. And, more than a billion dollars is up for grabs in tonight’s Mega Millions drawing.
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President Joe Biden is in Mexico City for the North America Leader's summit, and immigration is a hot topic. Back home, Biden is facing questions about his handling of some classified documents that were found in a private office. Regional Federal Reserve officials say more hikes should come this year, while the US and the global economy brace for recessions. Russia's artillery fire has gone down dramatically in Ukraine. Plus, the last 8 years were the hottest on record – but there's a silver lining.
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At least 14 people have died because of storms in California. President Joe Biden has refused to comment on the classified documents found in one of his old offices. Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro has shared a photo from his hospital bed in Florida. There's some potential good news for student loan borrowers in the US - we'll bring you the details. Plus, Seattle's public school district is suing some social media sites.
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President Joe Biden is getting some heat after it was revealed that some classified documents were found in his old office. California is being battered by a deadly storm. At least 17 people are dead after protests in Peru. Prince Harry's new book is out, but you probably know all the best bits already. Plus, Virgin Orbit's space launch fails.
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We begin with the discovery of several classified documents in one of President Joe Biden’s private offices. The House has passed new rules that include key concessions from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. We’ll also explain how the former president of Brazil landed in the hospital. Then, we have new information about the gun that police say a 6-year-old student in Virginia used to shoot a teacher during class. Lastly, we’ll break down recommendations from health experts about how children and teens can fight obesity.
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House lawmakers are expected to vote on a new set of rules tonight that includes concessions made by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to secure his bid. A special Georgia grand jury has completed its investigation into whether former President Donald Trump and his allies broke the law while trying to overturn the 2020 election. Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been released from the hospital - we’ll tell you what his doctors said. Investigators reveal chilling new details in connection to a mom’s disappearance in Massachusetts. Plus, an update on the impact of severe storms in California.
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President Joe Biden has a border problem - and he's looking to Mexico to help fix it. Thousands of NYC nurses are on strike today over staffing numbers. A big bank is expected to lay off thousands of employees this week. Iran says it's sentenced more protestors to death. Plus, Prince Harry drops more bombshells about the royal family ahead of his book release.
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There are calls for former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to be forced out of the US, after his supporters stormed government buildings in Brazil. California is facing more severe weather and flooding. Congress is back in business - we'll tell you what the GOP is planning. China has removed the quarantine requirement for international travelers. Plus, we'll tell you what caused an extreme lightning event.
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Hundreds of people have been arrested in Brazil for storming government buildings. President Joe Biden has made his first trip to the US/Mexico border since he took office. Nurses are expected to strike at two major New York City Hospitals today. Pakistan wants $16 billion to help with "climate carnage". Plus, Damar Hamlin could be out of the hospital this week.
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The sports world came to a standstill last Monday night after 24-year-old Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed on the field during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. In this week’s episode, a former NFL player weighs in on the league’s reaction and explains why he thinks this incident represents a turning point in the conversation around player safety and mental health concerns at all levels of the sport.
Guest: Coy Wire, CNN Sports Anchor & Correspondent
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Republican House speaker Kevin McCarthy has the gavel, but what he did give away to get it? President Joe Biden prepares for his first visit to the US-Mexico border. An Omicron offshoot is spreading rapidly in the US. Iran executes two more anti-government protestors. And the first-ever vaccine for honeybees could help fight off a deadly disease.
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The longest US House speaker contest in 164 years finally comes to an end. Thousands of New York City nurses could walk off the job on Monday. A six-year-old Virginia boy is in police custody after shooting a teacher. The NFL prepares to return to the field for the first time since Damar Hamlin’s injury. And pasta lovers are outraged after Ronzoni announced it is discontinuing a popular shape.
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We start tonight as the House prepares to go back into session - and GOP House leader Kevin McCarthy's team felt more hopeful. President Joe Biden observed the second anniversary of the Capitol insurrection. The Biden administration gave a major boost to Ukraine in its fight against Russia. Today’s jobs report gave investors hope. One major retailer says its “rate of shrink” fell last year - we’ll tell you why that’s a big deal. Lastly, a New York judge denied motions from former President Donald Trump and members of his family today.
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The ballots keep coming in the race for speaker, but House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy is still standing - and gaining ground. The US Treasury sanctioned Iranian officials today - we’ll tell you how it ties into Russia’s war in Ukraine. Experts warn that Utah needs to take emergency action, or say goodbye to the Great Salt Lake. The Taliban have inked a new oil deal. Plus, a cast member on the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” is sentenced.
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The Buffalo Bills say Damar Hamlin said a few words to his team on FaceTime. Despite his optimism, Kevin McCarthy has yet to make a deal to become House Speaker. Today is the second anniversary of the Capitol riot - and the special counsel's investigation into the day enters a new phase. Ukraine says Russia attacked the country before the ceasefire it didn't agree to started. And, Prince Harry is facing criticism for something he said in his new memoir.
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The latest jobs numbers are out - we'll tell you what they may mean for inflation and interest rates. Russia's 36-hour ceasefire isn't going too well so far. Investigators say the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students was seen thoroughly cleaning his car. The Wall Street Journal has some questions for police over an incident with one of their reporters. Plus, we'll tell you why one airline is in trouble after a passenger peed on someone.
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Let's hope Kevin McCarthy is good at handling rejection because he's now lost 11 votes to become Speaker - we'll explain what could happen next. President Joe Biden will mark the anniversary of the January 6 attack. Ukraine accuses Russia of a "cover up". Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin had an important question for his doctors when he woke up. Plus, we could lose half of the world's glaciers by 2100.
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The Dow fell today, as new jobs numbers scared investors. The race for the speaker’s gavel continues, and the House inches closer to a longstanding record. South Carolina’s state Supreme Court struck down a law restricting abortion - we’ll tell you how officials are reacting. We’re getting more information on the condition of Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin, including what he communicated after waking up. Lastly, the son of a notorious drug lord has been arrested.
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It’s the third day of voting for House speaker, and it looks like Congress is no closer to ending the stalemate - we’ll tell you the latest, and what it means for the government. US Capitol Police are bracing for protests planned for tomorrow’s anniversary of the Capitol insurrection. The man accused of killing four Idaho college students appeared in court today. You may want to use your Bed, Bath & Beyond coupons soon - we’ll tell you the latest on the troubled company. Also, Catholics say goodbye to former Pope Benedict XVI.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin is calling for a ceasefire, but Ukraine isn't buying it. Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is awake - we'll bring you the details. Kevin McCarthy is nothing if not committed - today he's trying to get elected as Speaker of House for the seventh time. President Joe Biden says he'll be visiting the US/Mexico border this weekend. Plus, what will tomorrow's jobs report mean for future interest rate hikes?
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At least one person has died as a powerful storm continues to bring strong winds and heavy rain to the US West Coast. The World Health Organisation says China isn't being transparent about Covid-19 deaths. Damar Hamlin's childhood friend says he has no doubts the Buffalo Bills safety will recover. The man behind the 2019 college admissions scam has been sentenced. Plus, Prince Harry reportedly claims his brother, Prince William, physically attacked him.
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GOP House leader Kevin McCarthy is hoping 7th time's a charm as Congress holds another vote to elect a Speaker. California is being battered by a powerful storm. 50,000 people attended as Pope Emeritus Benedict was laid to rest today. A family of three adults and five children have been shot in Utah. Plus, Amazon says it's planning some huge cuts.
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The race for House speaker will officially enter a third day, as the House decided to adjourn until tomorrow - we’ll tell you what’s happening behind the scenes. California is bracing for another storm, as the drought-stricken state suddenly deals with too much water. Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin remains in critical condition - we’ll tell you what NFL officials are saying. The Ukrainian city of Bakhmut is dealing with the latest Russian advance. Lastly, Colorado rolled out a new alert system aimed at finding missing Indigenous people. We’ll tell you about the activists who pushed it through.
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House GOP leader failed to make up ground in the race for speaker as the chamber went to multiple ballots again today. Meta is facing a $400 million dollar fine - we’ll tell you why. People are demanding justice for a woman killed in India’s capital. The hits keep coming for New York Congressman-elect George Santos - we’ll tell you the latest controversy. Plus, the family that successfully reclaimed their beachfront property in Southern California last year is making a sale.
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The stalemate over who will become the next speaker of the House continues – could Donald Trump come to the rescue? Doctors try to get injured NFL player Damar Hamlin to breathe on his own. Ukraine's military chief predicts there will be deeper attacks inside Russia as the war continues. Southwest airlines is hoping frequent flyer points might help travelers forget about the holiday chaos. And, one major city is trying to incentivize people to leave.
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Just days after deadly flooding in California, another storm is hitting the state. A new Covid-19 variant could lead to a surge in cases across the US. After 4 people were rescued from a car that fell at least 250 feet off a cliff, the driver has been arrested for attempted murder. The economy could be heading for a "slowcession" in 2023 - we'll tell you what that means. Plus, Twitter is sued for not paying rent.
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GOP House leader Kevin McCarthy has made the history books - but we'll tell you why he's probably not happy about it. Severe storms continue to batter the southern US. It's been a deadly start to the year for Russian troops, as the death toll from an apparent Ukrainian attack rises. You'll now be able to get abortion pills from a pharmacy. Plus, Jeremy Renner posts a selfie from the hospital after getting run over by his own snow plow.
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The House is without a speaker, after going to multiple ballots for the first time in a century. The FDA said it will allow certified pharmacies to dispense an abortion medication to people with a prescription. The founder of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX appeared in federal court today. The suspect in the killing of four Idaho college students waived extradition. Lastly, countries across Europe saw record heat New Year's Day.
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The House is voting on who will be speaker - and it’s already going to multiple ballots for the first time in a century. A new study predicts some of China’s largest cities might soon see some relief from a Covid-19 wave sweeping the country. Elon Musk has officially lost more wealth than anyone else in history - and one of his flagship companies isn’t doing too hot, either. We give you the latest on Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin. Plus, a major awards show bans people under investigation for sexual violence.
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It's day one for the Republican-led House, but the party isn't seeing eye to eye when it comes to electing GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy as speaker. A friend of Damar Hamlin says he feels optimistic that the Buffalo Bills safety will recover. The man accused of killing four University of Idaho students could soon be back in the state to face murder charges. The disgraced founder of FTX is expected to plead not guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges today. Plus, people in Brazil say goodbye to Pelé.
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Buffalo Bills star Damar Hamlin is in critical condition after collapsing on the field in last nights game - we’ll bring you the latest details. A storm is bringing all kinds of severe weather across the US. A case against Congressman-elect George Santos is being revived. An Israeli Minister has been criticized for visiting an off-limits mosque compound. Plus, Prince Harry explains why he’s taken his problems with his family public.
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The Buffalo Bills have released an update on what caused Damar Hamlin to collapse during a game last night. A new Congress begins today, and the Republicans first order of business is electing a new Speaker. A major winter storm in the US is hitting the south and midwest. An apparent Ukrainian attack is one of the single deadliest strikes for Russia since the war began. Plus, why you should be drinking more water.
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People around the world have started paying their respects to two influential men today, as Pope Benedict lies in state and Pele's wake begins. GOP House leader Kevin McCarthy is running out of time to convince lawmakers he should be the next Speaker. At least 14 people are dead after an attack on a prison in Mexico. Plus, Marvel star Jeremy Renner is in critical condition after an accident.
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Republicans are taking over control of the House - and if Kevin McCarthy wants to lead them as Speaker he's going to have to make some compromises. We're learning more about the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students. A powerful and deadly storm is moving from California to the central US. At least four people have died after two helicopters crashed into each other in Australia. Plus, a bleak warning about the economy for 2023.
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The metaverse. Artificial intelligence. These technologies are here and already shaping our world in ways you may not realize. We take a closer look at how they are taking hold and tackle some commonly asked questions.
See more on “Decoded”.
Guest: Anna Stewart, CNN Reporter
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A suspect in the killing of four University of Idaho students has been arrested, we’ll give you more details. Former Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has died at 95. Controversial internet personality Andrew Tate has been detained as part of a human trafficking and rape investigation. The 90’s comedy 'Office Space' served as inspiration for this Seattle, Washington man to steal over $300,000. And Tuesday’s Mega Millions jackpot reaches $385 million.
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A House committee is releasing former President Donald Trump's tax returns this morning. Ukraine says it shot down 16 drones overnight, as Russian and Chinese leaders vow to strengthen political and military ties. Beijing insists it's being transparent with Covid-19 deaths, despite the toll being suspiciously low. Benjamin Netanyahu is back as Israel’s PM, heading what may be the country’s most right-wing government. And, a style icon passes away.
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Southwest airlines is promising today will be different, after canceling close to 16 thousand flights this holiday season. Weekly jobless claims are up, meaning it may be harder to find a new job. A Chinese fighter jet intercepted a US plane - we'll bring you the details. Fans are paying tribute to Brazilian soccer legend Pelé who's died at the age of 82. And, sesame has made it to the food allergen list.
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Ukraine says it has shot down dozens missiles fired by Russia this morning, but some got through. The death toll from last week's winter storm in the US has gone up, as heavy snow falls on parts of the west. An expected spike in respiratory viruses could make it hard get hold of some cold and flu meds. A source says federal prosecutors are investigating the finances of Congressman-elect George Santos. Plus, more children have died after taking cold and flu syrup - we'll bring you the details.
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Ukraine woke up to a major missile attack this morning aimed at cities across the country - we'll hear from our reporter in Kyiv. Southwest airlines cancels thousands of more flights for today as the company is being scrutinized by passengers and officials. Travelers to the US from China will soon have to show a negative Covid-19 test before flying. Dozens are feared dead after a deadly casino fire broke out in Cambodia last night. And, the House of Representatives bans TikTok.
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Travel chaos continues across the US as Southwest Airlines cancels more flights for today and tomorrow - we'll hear from the company's CEO and the Transportation Secretary. Meanwhile, heavy rain and snow are hitting the western US with nearly a dozen states expecting rain or snow from an "atmospheric river." The UN says nearly seven thousand Ukrainian civilians have been killed since Russia’s invasion began. Newly released transcripts show a former White House aide testified the then-chief of staff burned documents a dozen times. Plus, Pope Francis says Pope Benedict is "very sick."
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We begin with Southwest airlines canceling thousands of more flights, leading to travel chaos and the Transportation Secretary weighing in. SCOTUS says Title 42 will remain for now as the legal process plays out. The death toll has risen in Buffalo, New York from the heavy snowfall, that's now sparking concerns of flooding. Holiday gatherings are likely to cause a surge in respiratory infections. Plus, a year after being banned, Novak Djokovic is back in Australia.
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Travel chaos continues at US airports as people continue to dig out from heavy snow in Buffalo, New York. Authorities in Washington state have no motive or suspects after four power substations were broken into. More than a dozen people are dead after heavy snowfall in Japan. Nearly 200 refugees stranded at sea have been rescued. Plus, the US is facing a record backlog of asylum cases - we'll tell you how many.
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Thousands of flights are cancelled again today - and the vast majority are from Southwest Airlines. Russia's foreign minister has issued Ukraine with an ultimatum. China has started giving out Paxlovid as a Covid-19 wave continues. A congressman-elect has admitted to lying on his resume. Plus, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been put into concussion protocol...again.
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Travelers better check their flights today as hundreds have been delayed or canceled from the winter storm that's caused power outages across the country. Russia is accusing Ukraine of a deadly drone attack on an airbase deep inside the country. Meanwhile, South Korea scrambled fighter jets after it says the North sent drone into its territory. Dozens of people have been rescued from a ship adrift for weeks, though many more may still be aboard. And, rescue workers in Austria got some good news.
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We begin with the deadly winter storm that's hit large parts of the US and affected thousands of flights. We'll tell you why the Taliban's latest kick to women's rights could mean millions miss out on food and other aid. Dozens of Chinese aircraft flew close to Taiwan this weekend, in Beijing's largest incursion in months. Busloads of migrants were dropped outside Vice President Kamala Harris' house in freezing temperatures. Plus, a rapper gives 20 women an extraordinary Christmas gift.
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Earlier this year, CNN Films and HBO Max released “The Last Movie Stars”, a documentary detailing the love story and careers of legendary Hollywood icons Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. Its director, Ethan Hawke, stops by to talk about the film, how streaming has changed Hollywood, and what to watch if you have some downtime this holiday season.
“The Last Movie Stars” is now streaming on HBO Max.
Guest: Ethan Hawke, director of “The Last Movie Stars”
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A massive winter storm battling the United States leaves hundreds of thousands without power, thousands of flights canceled and at least 12 dead, we tell you more. Migrants at the US-Mexico border are struggling to find shelter as temperatures drop in Texas. The Federal Reserve says inflation is finally cooling off. Target recalls over 200,000 children’s weighted blankets. And a Massachusetts veteran cashes in big with 6 lottery wins.
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Congress is down to the wire to approve government funding for the next year, which is set to pass today. Three Kurdish people are dead and several others are injured in a fatal shooting in central Paris. More than half of the US is under some kind of weather alert, with officials encouraging people to stay home if they can. Iranian families are worried dozens of protesters will be executed while the West is distracted with Christmas. Lastly, why Christmas in Japan is...finger lickin’ good.
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It's going to be a dangerously cold Christmas for many people in the US, as officials warn travellers to stay off the roads. 3 people are dead after a gunman opened fire in Paris. With a full report out on the January 6 insurrection and lawmakers racing to pass a spending bill, it's been a busy week in Congress. Russia's President has called the Ukraine conflict a "war" - we'll tell you why that's a big deal. And, why Avatar: Way of Water is getting some heat.
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There are flight cancellations, power outages and traffic bans across the US as a winter storm causes chaos ahead of the holidays. The January 6 House Select Committee has released its full report on the capitol attack. Covid-19 is hitting China hard, but the official figures tell a different story. The UN is calling for help for the almost 200 refugees who have been stranded for 2 months on a boat in the Indian Ocean. Plus, Dolly Parton has a new song ... kind of.
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A big-time winter wallop is sweeping across the US this holiday season. Ohio twins found alive is the Christmas miracle one family had been hoping for. TikTok’s parent company says it fired four employees who improperly accessed two journalists’ personal data on the platform. President Joe Biden gave his Christmas address with an important message. Lastly, scientists say climate change and pollution are posing a big threat to Antarctica.
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The Senate has passed a $1.7 trillion spending bill to keep the government running. A key witness for the January 6th House select committee says allies of former President Donald Trump tried to pressure her to keep quiet. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is out on a $250 million bond. Former Super Bowl champ Ronnie Hillman has died from cancer at age 31. And, a winter storm is impacting holiday travel and bringing record-breaking low temperatures across the US.
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Lawmakers have reached an agreement to start voting on a government spending bill. The US economy grew faster in the third quarter than we thought - and that could be bad thing. Russia is speaking out about Ukraine's President's visit to Washington. We'll tell you why an incoming Congressman is coming under pressure over his stories about his heritage. Plus, a winter storm continues to cause problems in the US.
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It's being called a "once in a generation type event" and the winter storm hitting the US is not pulling any punches. The situation at the US/Mexico border has new urgency as temperatures drop. Russia has a warning about the US supplying new weapons to Ukraine. Israel's Prime Minister has formed a new government, and it's looking pretty conservative. Plus, life expectancy drops for the second year in a row in the US.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked US Congress for helping keep his country "alive and kicking". Time is once again running out as lawmakers try to reach a government spending deal. Flight cancellations are causing problems for holiday travellers. The UN Security council speaks up about Myanmar. Plus, two executives from the collapsed crypto exchange FTX have pleaded guilty.
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In his first overseas trip since Russia’s war began, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed Congress and Americans in a primetime speech. Five House Republicans released their own report about the January 6th Capitol insurrection with some notable omissions. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is heading to the US to face fraud charges. Incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he’s formed a new government that's likely to be the most right-wing in Israeli history. Lastly, a mother in Ohio is pleading for help to find her abducted child.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is meeting with President Joe Biden and top administration officials today during his first overseas visit since Russia’s war began. The January 6th committee is releasing its full report on its Capitol insurrection investigation – we’ll break down what we can expect to see. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried agreed to be extradited to the US to face fraud charges. Capitol police say House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s home had no security review in four years prior to an intruder’s attack in October. And, Pittsburgh Steelers legend Franco Harris has died at age 72.
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It's a busy day in Washington from Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to the release of the final January 6 report. Getting your hands on kids' painkillers could be hard for a while longer. A Biden administration task force is looking into how US tech ended up in Iranian drones. And, it's certainly going to feel like the first day of winter in much of the US.
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Russia has responded to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's trip to the US - and unsurprisingly, it's not happy. The January 6 House Select Committee is releasing its final report today. 9,000 migrants have been moved out of El Paso, Texas this week alone. Britain is being pushed to its limits as multiple industries go on strike. Plus, a LOT of people are liking Lionel Messi right now.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky makes his first foreign trip since the war began, as he heads to the US. A House committee says it plans to release Former President Donald Trump's tax returns in the coming days. People around the world condemn the Taliban's latest decision around women's education. Elon Musk has finally responded to a Twitter poll that voted him out as CEO. Plus, Justin Bieber has some harsh words for H&M.
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The Biden administration is asking the US Supreme Court to keep Title 42 in place for at least another week. A House committee has decided to release former President Donald Trump's tax returns to the public. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is visiting Washington tomorrow for his first trip outside of the country since Russia’s war began. A former Texas officer has been sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison for fatally shooting a Black woman in 2019. Lastly, the January 6th committee says it has evidence that a Trump-backed attorney told Cassidy Hutchinson to mislead the panel.
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The Biden administration is expected to respond to an emergency appeal from several Republican-led states that want to keep Title 42 in place. A House committee is deciding whether to release former President Donald Trump’s tax returns to the public. The Taliban government has suspended women from going to college in Afghanistan. We’re following new developments in the aftermath of a 6.4 magnitude earthquake in California. And, airlines are issuing travel waivers ahead of a massive bomb cyclone expected to hit the US this week.
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A House committee is deciding today what to do with former President Donald Trump's tax returns, while another committee acts to try to hold him accountable. An earthquake has hit in Northern California. Thousands of migrants wait and see what happens at the US southern border. The US is expected to send Ukraine some kits to upgrade their bombs. Plus, it's a party in Argentina after its World Cup victory.
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Thousands of migrants are waiting to see if a controversial border policy will end. Russian President Vladimir Putin describes some struggles in occupied regions of Ukraine. Some stores are restricting the number of children's painkillers you can buy. There's good news for holiday travel, as gas prices continue cooling off. Plus, a 97-year-old woman has been found guilty of Nazi war crimes.
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A Supreme Court justice has ruled that a controversial border policy can stay in place - for now at least. Lawmakers appear to have reached a deal to avoid a government shutdown. A new study says China's death toll could be about to spike - we'll tell you why. Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of rape and sexual assault in LA. Plus, it could be the coldest Christmas for nearly 40 years in parts of the US.
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A public health order that allowed authorities to swiftly expel migrants at the US-Mexico border will remain in place for now – we’ll explain. Plus, a verdict has been reached in Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has agreed to be extradited to the US to face fraud charges, according to his attorney. A man accused of killing five people during a shooting at a condo building in Canada has been identified. And, the creator of “Fortnite” has agreed to pay more than a half a billion dollars in fines to settle with the FTC over children’s privacy violations.
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We start with the January 6th committee’s vote to issue criminal referrals against former President Donald Trump. Russian President Vladimir Putin says the country is conducting military exercises in Belarus. We have new developments on FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s criminal case in the Bahamas. A new study says homicide is now a leading cause of death for children in the US. And, CNN’s award-winning investigative reporter, Drew Griffin, has died after a long battle with cancer.
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The January 6 House Select Committee's nearly two year investigation into the Capitol attack is almost over. With thousands of migrants expected at the border, there's pressure on the Biden administration to extend a controversial policy. The former CEO of FTX was in court today – we'll bring you the details. Ukraine's capital has been hit with drone strikes, as Russia continues to hit the power grid. Plus, most people in the US will need to bundle up this holiday.
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The January 6 House Select Committee is expected to recommend criminal charges against former President Donald Trump. 190 countries have reached a "major milestone" by signing a biodiversity deal. Iranian authorities are being accused of accessing protestors' social media accounts after they've been detained. Several people have been seriously injured because of severe turbulence on a flight to Hawaii. Plus, people vote for Elon Musk to step down as Twitter CEO in a poll he created.
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The January 6th House Select Committee is holding its last public meeting today, with a final report expected this week. A controversial border policy is about to end and activists are warning of a humanitarian crisis. Five people have been killed in a shooting in Canada - we'll bring you the details. A Thai Royal Navy ship has sunk and 33 crew members are missing. Plus, reaction to the "best World Cup final ever".
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Sam Bankman-Fried promised to revolutionize the cryptocurrency industry through his exchange, FTX. Last week, he was arrested and charged with fraud, capping a month-long saga which saw the collapse of FTX along with his personal wealth. We examine how customers' money was allegedly stolen and what it all could mean for the future of the industry.
Guest: Allison Morrow, CNN Business Senior Editor
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The city of El Paso, Texas is dealing with a surge of migrants coming across the southern US border ahead of the scheduled end of Title 42. A once-missing American college student is reunited with his mother in France. Several prominent journalists are allowed back on Elon Musk’s Twitter – with one condition. Preparations are underway for the World Cup final between Argentina and France. And airlines are making it harder to achieve perks through frequent flyer programs.
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Hundreds of tourists are stranded in Machu Picchu amid unrest in Peru. Migrants are sleeping on the streets of El Paso, Texas as the Biden administration plans to stop enforcing Title 42. Russia continues to attack the energy grid in Ukraine as the war forces the world to burn more coal than ever. And Olive Garden takes a big financial hit – thanks to lettuce.
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A federal appeals court has rejected a bid by Republican-led states to keep Title 42 in place. A shooting outside a high school in Chicago killed two people and sent two others to the hospital. We’ll tell you what a new survey says about how adults in the US feel about a potential winter Covid-19 surge and updated boosters. Gas prices have fallen to a 15-month low. And, we have details on former President Donald Trump’s new NFT business venture.
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The January 6th committee is considering asking the Justice Department to pursue at least two criminal charges against former President Donald Trump. The Biden administration is condemning Russia’s new round of missile strikes against Ukraine. A Capitol rioter who chased a Capitol police officer near the Senate chamber during the insurrection has been sentenced to five years in prison. About 300 tourists are stranded in Peru amid protests. And, a huge aquarium housing 1,500 fish bursts in Berlin.
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The top Democratic leaders in Congress both think President Joe Biden should run for re-election in 2024. California pledges to be carbon neutral by 2024 - we’ll tell you how they plan to reach that goal. FIFA reportedly doesn’t want Ukraine’s President to speak at the World Cup final. Elon Musk faces backlash after banning some prominent tech journalists from Twitter. And, WNBA star Brittney Griner leaves a medical facility in Texas and heads home.
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A wave of deadly Russian missile attacks pummel Ukraine - we'll bring you the details. A massive US storm is hitting the northeast today. The father of a missing American student in France tells CNN he's been found - we'll tell you where he is now. A new survey shows American parents are split when it comes to vaccinating their kids. And, campers in Malaysia have been killed in a deadly mudslide.
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A massive wave of Russian shelling is hitting Ukraine - we'll hear from CNN teams on the ground. The Biden Administration has been told it can't end a controversial border policy. Twitter has suddenly banned some journalists who've been covering it's CEO, Elon Musk. A new study has found that 6% of the US population gets misdiagnosed in the ER. Plus, thousands of classified documents about JFK's assassination have been released.
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A federal judge has prevented the Biden administration from ending an immigration policy that sends certain non-Mexican citizens in the US back to Mexico. The Senate has passed a defense bill that rescinded a Covid-19 vaccine mandate for military members. Poland's police chief suffered minor injuries after a gift exploded during a visit to Ukraine. A jury convicted a former Texas police officer of manslaughter for fatally shooting Atatiana Jefferson in 2019. Plus, ice, rain and snow are taking aim at the east coast.
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Nearly 50 tornados were reported in the southern US in the last few days - and the severe weather isn't over. China is dealing with Covid-19 outbreaks and a slowing economy. The House has passed a stopgap bill to avoid a government shutdown, for now. We'll tell you why the DOJ is suing Arizona over shipping containers. Plus, Henry Cavill has made a surprising announcement about the next Superman film.
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At least three deaths have been reported in Louisiana as a severe system that included tornadoes tore through communities. The House has passed a temporary funding bill to prevent a government shutdown. A man accused of attacking the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been ordered to stand trial. UN member states expelled Iran from a key UN women’s rights group just months after it joined. And, a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump may be hitting a sour note with some voters.
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The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by a half a point. Deadly tornadoes devastated parts of the south – we’ll hear from a survivor. It’s been a decade since a massacre that killed twenty kids and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary school in Connecticut – we examine how the tragedy has moved some family members to activism. Dancer and longtime DJ on Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show, Stephen Boss also known as “tWitch,” died by suicide at 40. Lastly, France will play Argentina in the World Cup finals after beating Morocco.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates again, even though inflation is easing in the US. The Biden administration is preparing for the end of a strict border policy. We now know how US soccer reporter Grant Wahl died in Qatar. Another cryptocurrency exchange appears to have some nervous investors. Plus, the GOP House and Senate leaders are butting heads over working with the Democrats.
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Deadly tornados have hit the southern US, with winter weather warnings still in place for more than 10 million people. A new report shows how abortion access can affect maternal death rates. China is opening up from Covid-19, but has issued an unusual warning. At least 6 people have died in protests in Peru - we'll bring you the details. Plus, Lionel Messi says this is his last World Cup.
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Ukraine has come under a series of attacks from Russian drones this morning, and a defected Russian soldier has been speaking to CNN. The Federal Reserve is expected to announce another interest rate hike, but it might not be as big this time. A massive storm continues to batter parts of the US, as people in Louisiana are picking the pieces from tornado damage. The founder of FTX has been indicted on eight criminal charges. Plus, Congress is working to avoid a government shutdown.
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We begin with a preview of the January 6 committee’s final public hearing next week. World leaders pledged more than a billion dollars to support Ukraine. We have new developments in FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s criminal case. Los Angeles’ new mayor has issued a state of emergency for homelessness. And, forensic genealogy helped identify a man in a cold case from 1991.
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Several people are injured as a storm system with possible tornadoes leaves a trail of destruction in parts of the south. Ukraine may soon be getting an advanced long-range air defense system that it’s been requesting for months to counter Russian attacks. President Joe Biden has signed a same-sex and interracial marriage bill into law. A group of lawmakers proposed a bill that aims to ban TikTok in the US. And, a second journalist has died while covering the FIFA World Cup.
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The founder of FTX is facing multiple criminal charges from both US regulators and the Justice Department. Scientists are one step closer to finding a never-ending, clean energy source. The World Cup semifinals start today as Croatia takes on Argentina. A former Twitter executive has had to flee his home - we'll tell you why. Plus, President Joe Biden is signing a bill to protect same sex and interracial marriages.
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We start with the latest Consumer Price Index report - and it's good news. 40 million people in the US are expecting another day of severe weather. We'll tell you why the arrest of FTX's founder has surprised one lawmaker. Ukraine's President is calling for $843 million in aid to help his country through the winter. Plus, a Twitter council has been disbanded after some of its members resigned in protest.
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Millions of people are under weather alerts for today and tomorrow in the US as a massive storm moves east. The founder of FTX has been arrested - we'll give you the details. A new study says millions of lives and a trillion dollars were saved by Covid-19 vaccines. Two police officers have been shot and killed in Australia, leading to an hours-long gun battle. Plus, a K-pop superstar starts his military service.
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A winter storm system heads east after slamming into the western part of the US over the weekend. A special counsel investigating the efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the Capitol insurrection has subpoenaed Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. The founder of failed crypto exchange FTX has been arrested in the Bahamas. A French prosecutor is investigating the disappearance of an American college student studying abroad in France. Lastly, we’ll reveal the results from a new CNN poll about whom Americans trust to deal with major issues facing the country today.
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The US Supreme Court agreed to hear a second case challenging the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program. Meanwhile, a federal judge has dismissed former President Donald Trump’s case for a special master. A man accused of helping to prepare a bomb that destroyed a plane and killed 270 people in 1988 appeared in court for the first time. A major scientific breakthrough could unleash an infinite source of clean energy. Plus, we’ll tell you about a concert scare that had singer Patti LaBelle rushed off stage.
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A government shutdown looms as lawmakers have until Friday midnight to agree on a funding deal. We’ll tell you what’s going on behind the shortage of drugs in the US. Two criminal investigations into former President Donald Trump are moving quickly. Twitter’s CEO Elon Musk is working with journalists to publish the so-called “Twitter Files” – we’ll take you inside each edition. And, a long-anticipated breakthrough could get us closer to achieving an infinite source of clean energy.
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More than 10 million people are under winter weather alerts in the US - we'll bring you the details. The Biden administration is giving a $2.5 billion loan to help develop electric batteries for cars. A 16 year old Palestinian girl has reportedly been killed by Israeli forces. LA's new mayor plans to declare a state of emergency over homelessness in the city. Plus, an AI news anchor could have journalists worried.
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With flu, RSV and Covid-19 filling up hospital beds, some officials are urging people to start wearing masks again. A man is in US custody accused of making the bomb that blew up Pan Am flight 103 in 1988. It was another weekend of heavy fighting in Ukraine - we'll bring you the latest from the ground. NASA's Artemis I mission has come to a monumental end. Plus, a woman finally graduates 71 years after she started college.
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Thousands of central North Carolina residents spent much of last week in the dark following an attack on two electric substations. It follows years of warnings from the federal government that the power grid was an attractive target for extremists. We examine how this attack upended daily life and look at what can be done to protect the grid going forward.
Guest: Whitney Wild, CNN Law Enforcement Correspondent
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A combination of Covid, flu and RSV infections are prompting some major cities to recommend indoor masking. The sports world remembers the life of soccer journalist Grant Wahl. A Milwaukee postal worker is killed delivering mail. Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout gives an interview after being swapped for Brittney Griner. And the Orion space capsule is set to splash down after a trip around the moon.
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A prominent soccer journalist dies at the 2022 World Cup after suffering a medical emergency. Defeated Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake is challenging the results of the Arizona election in court. A winter storm is set to dump snow and rain on Western states. A report from the House Oversight Committee accuses fossil fuel companies of “greenwashing.” And a new South Korean law aims to standardize how age is calculated in the country.
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For the second time, Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested the country may use nuclear weapons in a conflict – we have the latest. A federal judge declined to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court – we’ll bring you new details from the hearing. New York City is recommending indoor and outdoor masking as levels of RSV, Covid-19 and the flu rise. The impeachment of Peru’s former president has sparked fallout between the country and Mexico – we’ll explain. Plus, we’re tracking severe weather in the US – we’ll tell you the timing and which areas get what.
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Russia had demanded that one of its spies held in Germany be released in exchange for detained American Paul Whelan. A federal judge has declined to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court for failing to comply with a subpoena. A former Minneapolis police officer has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for his role in the death of George Floyd. Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter is facing a new lawsuit from a woman who alleges he raped her as a teenager. And, the World Cup quarterfinals kicked off today with two big matches.
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A Congressional committee has accused the fossil fuel industry of “greenwashing” after a year-long investigation. We'll tell you what a key inflation report potentially means for the Fed's next rate hike decision. A federal judge is deciding whether to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court. The World Cup quarterfinals have kicked off in Qatar, but attention has been drawn off the pitch. Plus, House Republicans are strategizing in case Leader Kevin McCarthy doesn't get enough votes to become speaker.
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Basketball star Brittney Griner is back on US soil after she was released from Russian detention. Senator Kyrsten Sinema is leaving the Democratic party - CNN has an exclusive interview. Idaho police say they've received an overwhelming number of tips in connection to the killings of four college students. The UK, Japan and Italy are teaming up to build new fighter jets. Plus, people are still moving to parts of the US at risk of climate disasters.
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The Justice Department is looking to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court. Hospitals are the fullest they've been since the start of the pandemic. The Biden Administration is paying out $36 billion to save the pensions of roughly 357,000 workers. The FTC wants to block Microsoft from buying a gaming company. Plus, why South Koreans are about to get younger.
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The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court for failing to comply with a subpoena. This comes as the January 6th committee is weighing whether to issue criminal referrals against Trump and four others. Meanwhile, the House has passed a defense bill that includes a provision to remove the military’s Covid-19 vaccine requirement. Face masks may be making a comeback in the US amid a triple threat of respiratory illnesses. Lastly, after 65 years, the identity of a young boy found stuffed inside a cardboard box in Philadelphia has been identified.
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WNBA Star Brittney Griner has been released from Russian custody in a prisoner swap that did not include detained American and former Marine, Paul Whelan - we’ll hear his message to President Joe Biden. Children as young as six months can now get an updated Covid-19 vaccine. Plus, the US is seeing a major spike in hospitalizations. Singer Celine Dion opens up about her recent diagnosis of a rare neurological disorder. And, gas prices are cheaper now compared to a year ago.
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WNBA star Brittney Griner is on her way home after being released from Russian detention in a prisoner swap – we'll tell you how another detained American in Russia is reacting. The House passes a landmark bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriage. The Taliban carries out its first public execution since returning to power. More than 1,100 New York Times staff are striking today. And, two women's signatures will be on the US dollar bill for the first time.
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US Basketball star Brittney Griner has been released as part of a prisoner swap with Russia. Meanwhile, Russia's President Vladimir Putin says the threat of nuclear war is "increasing". Police in Idaho have a potential new lead in the killings of 4 college students. Prince Harry says some of his family felt the media scrutiny of Megan Markle was a "rite of passage". Plus, why Indiana's Attorney General is suing TikTok.
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The Biden Administration says it will appeal a decision to block a controversial immigration policy that's led to millions of migrants being expelled. People in Moore County, North Carolina have power again - we'll bring you the latest on the attacks that caused the blackouts there. Iran has carried out the first known execution related to the recent protests in the country. Peru has a new President, after the previous leader was arrested. Plus, Netflix has dropped its 'Harry & Meghan' documentary.
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We start with the Biden administration’s decision to appeal a block on a policy that turned migrants away at the US-Mexico border. Ukraine’s president says a Russian attack in the country’s east killed ten civilians. Another law enforcement agent is under scrutiny for his inaction during the deadly Uvalde, Texas school shooting in May. We have new developments in the case of four University of Idaho students found stabbed to death at an off-campus home last month. Plus, we’ll tell you about a Listeria outbreak linked to deli meats and cheeses.
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We start with a US Supreme Court case that could decide if state legislatures will have more control over elections. A team Donald Trump’s lawyers hired to search four of his properties found two documents with classified markings. A former executive of failed blood-testing tech startup, Theranos, will be sentenced today in a criminal trial. Peru’s president has been impeached and arrested after attempting to dissolve Congress. And, Ukraine’s president has been named TIME Magazine’s person of the year.
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A January 6 House select committee member has previewed what will be in included the panel's final report. German authorities have arrested 25 people who allegedly plotted to overthrow the government. Two attacks on North Carolina substations are being investigated, as thousands are still without power. The Democrats' win in Georgia is good news for President Joe Biden's 2024 plans. Plus, two women are suing Apple because they say their exes used AirTags to stalk them.
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Georgia's runoff election means the Democrats now have one more Senate seat than they started with, which is good news for President Joe Biden. The Supreme Court is hearing a case which could determine the future of voting in the US. China is relaxing some controversial Covid-19 rules. The COP15 biodiversity summit has started. Plus, a man is fined for reclining his seat on a train.
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Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock has won the runoff election in Georgia, according to CNN projections. For the first time since the start of the pandemic China has relaxed some of its restrictions nationwide. People are banding together in Moore County, North Carolina as thousands are still without power. Two Trump Organization companies have been found guilty of criminal tax fraud. Plus, another World Cup upset.
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CNN projects Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock has defeated Republican challenger Herschel Walker in Georgia's runoff. Two Trump Organization companies on trial for criminal tax fraud have been found guilty of all counts against them. The January 6th committee is weighing criminal referrals against former President Donald Trump and his allies. A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit against Saudi Arabia's crown prince relating to the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Lastly, the Oxford word of the year for 2022 is one with traits that have become familiar to many during Covid lockdown
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Voting is underway in a critical Georgia Senate race between Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker. Arizona Republican Rep. Andy Biggs announced he’s running for House Speaker against the chamber's GOP leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy. Five women are suing Bill Cosby in a new sexual assault case dating back decades. The suspect accused of killing five people at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs has been charged with 305 counts. And we have some good news for Walmart shoppers and what it could mean for your wallet.
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The January 6th House Select Committee says it will be making criminal referrals to the Justice Department. Moscow is accusing Ukraine of drone strikes in Russia,just as a prisoner exchange takes place. Early voting turnout broke records in the Georgia runoff election, but the numbers could be misleading. Meta's Oversight Board is calling for more transparency over VIPs. Plus, why we get more colds and flus in winter.
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It's election day in Georgia again, as voters decide between Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker. The National Guard has been activated in Hawaii over concerns lava from a volcano could hit a highway. There's been deadly rainfall in Colombia. Meta is threatening to remove all news content from its sites - we'll tell you why. Plus, 'Cheers' stars pay tribute to Kirstie Alley.
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People in Georgia are once again voting for who they want to represent them in the US Senate - we'll bring you the details. Russia has accused Ukraine of striking airfields south of Moscow. People in North Carolina are still without power and heat after attacks on substations in the state. There's good news and bad news about the flu season. Plus, sex before marriage is outlawed in Indonesia.
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We start with outages in Moore County, North Carolina following attacks on power substations over the weekend. Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker hit the campaign trail in Georgia for a final time ahead of Tuesday’s runoff. Disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for stealing millions of dollars from clients and tax fraud. A brand of laundry and household cleaning products recalled millions of its products over a bacteria exposure risk. Lastly, actress Kirstie Alley who starred in "Cheers" has died following a battle with cancer.
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Ukrainian officials say Russia fired a barrage of deadly missiles across Ukraine targeting power and water supplies. The US Supreme Court is hearing a case from a graphic web designer who wants to expand into the wedding business but doesn’t want to work with same-sex couples – we have the latest. We’re also following another case involving two Trump organizations on trial for criminal tax fraud. A Tampa, Florida police chief has resigned after using her position to get out of a traffic ticket. And we’ll tell you what a new study is saying about a link between ultraprocessed foods and dementia.
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The Supreme Court is hearing a case today about LGBTQ rights and religious freedoms - we'll bring you the details. Former Trump lawyer Rudi Giuliani is facing an intense disciplinary hearing. Police in Spain say they’ve seized envelopes believed to contain animal eyes. Parents across the US are struggling to get their hands on children's painkillers. Plus, dozens of Taylor Swift fans are suing Ticketmaster.
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An Iranian official say the country is taking a look at its hijab laws after months of protests. The Supreme Court will hear a case today that pits LGBTQ rights against religious liberties. Flu admissions have doubled in the US, as hospitals start to fill up. China has started to relax some Covid-19 policies. Plus, why a police chief in Tampa is in trouble for flashing her badge.
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The FBI is investigating "intentional" and "targeted" attacks on power substations in North Carolina. We're in the final stretch of Georgia's Senate runoff election. An Iranian official says the country is reviewing its controversial hijab rules. A price cap on Russian oil comes into force today - we'll bring you the details. Plus, why one soccer star has had to leave the World Cup to be with his family.
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China has signaled it may adjust some aspects of its strict zero-Covid policy following a massive show of defiance in cities across the country, with some openly calling for the removal of Chinese leader Xi Jinping. We examine the financial and psychological ramifications of the restrictions and look at whether the protests could force more change.
Guest: Selina Wang, CNN International Correspondent
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Team USA’s run at the 2022 World Cup is over. Ukrainian energy companies prepare for more Russian attacks. We have a projection in the final House race of the 2022 midterms. The eruption of Manua Loa in Hawaii is prompting air quality warnings. And a Georgia man makes an ill-advised comment on a sheriff’s office Facebook post.
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The US Men’s National Team faces the Netherlands in a knockout game at the World Cup. One Georgia county is ordered to extend its absentee ballot deadline ahead of Tuesday’s US Senate runoff election. Russia responds to accusations it is sending bloody letters to Ukrainian embassies around the world. An American woman is killed by a ‘rogue wave’ on an Antarctic cruise. And the US Air Force unveils a new stealth bomber.
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The Democratic National Committee approved a proposal that would make South Carolina the first primary race on the 2024 schedule. The mpox public health emergency declaration in the US is set to end in January. The New York attorney general’s top aide has resigned following an investigation into misconduct allegations. A jury has started deliberating in former movie producer Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial. Lastly, police have arrested and charged a man in connection to the death of rapper Takeoff.
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The January 6th committee is meeting to discuss possible criminal referrals from its investigation into the Capitol insurrection. The European Union has agreed to cap the price of Russian oil at $60 dollars a barrel. A former San Antonio police officer accused of shooting an unarmed teen in a McDonald’s parking lot has been indicted on attempted murder and assault charges. Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has filed for personal bankruptcy. Plus, President Joe Biden's trip to Boston includes a meeting with the Prince of Wales.
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Today President Joe Biden signed a bill to avoid a costly rail strike — we’ll explain the details. Ukrainian embassies across Europe have been getting bloody packages in the mail with animal parts. A new CNN poll shows where Georgia voters stand ahead of the runoff election next week. A serial killer in Canada is in custody. Plus, scientists are one step closer to an HIV vaccine.
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The latest job numbers are out - we'll tell you what they mean for the economy. A CNN poll shows Democrat Raphael Warnock has a slight edge going into Tuesday's Senate runoff election in Georgia. A Ukrainian official says at least 10,000 of its soldiers have died in the war with Russia. Nine goals, controversial referee decisions and a four time winner going home - just another night at the FIFA World Cup. Plus, Twitter has suspended Ye.
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We start by looking at former President Trump’s recent legal setbacks, as two courts rule against him. China has signaled it’s going to start easing some Covid-19 restrictions, but is still going after protesters. South Africa’s president is facing calls to resign - we’ll tell you why. President Joe Biden wants to change the Democrats’ primary map. Plus, how teenagers’ brains changed during the pandemic.
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A federal appeals court has ended a special master’s review of documents seized from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. The US Supreme Court says the Biden administration’s student loan cancellation plan remains blocked for now but agreed to take up the case next year. The Senate has passed a bill that would avoid a national freight rail strike and shutdown but without paid sick leave. The US approved a $380 million-dollar missile sale to Finland as it seeks to join NATO. Lastly, we’ll tell you which parts of the US are bracing for a winter storm.
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President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron pledged to hold Russia accountable for its war in Ukraine. Spain says it’s ramping up security following a series of letter bombs. The average price for gas is cheaper than before Russia invaded Ukraine. The Senate is set to vote on a bill that would avoid a national freight rail strike and shutdown. And the Biden administration announced news efforts to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030.
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New federal data out shows inflation is heading in the right direction, amid economic uncertainty. Another setback for President Joe Biden's student debt relief plan. The founder of the now bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX says he made a lot of mistakes. One woman makes history at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. And, a four day week might sound great to you - now a new global study says it could also be good for business.
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Police say the killing of four students from the University of Idaho might not have been targeted. Russia has introduced a new law on so called "foreign agents". The Department of Homeland Security says thousands more will try to cross the southern border once a Trump-era policy is lifted. Some water agencies in California say they could face shortages in the coming months. Plus, why two British royal family members got booed at a Celtics game.
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The House Ways and Means Committee finally has former President Donald Trump's tax returns, so now what? Survivors of the Uvalde school shooting have filed a class action lawsuit. As Republicans get ready to take control of the House, Kevin McCarthy hints at what investigations we might see next year. People in the Ukrainian city of Kherson are waking up without power this morning. Plus, how two Prime Ministers responded to a question about their age.
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US Attorney General Merrick Garland addressed the convictions of five alleged members of the far-right militia group, the Oath Keepers. A House committee has obtained six years of former President Donald Trump’s tax returns. The Biden administration is considering expanding the training Ukrainian forces receive from the US military. The FDA is weighing whether to ease its restrictions on blood donations from gay and bisexual men. Lastly, Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie has died at age 79.
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The US House of Representatives has passed a bill on a tentative agreement that would prevent a national freight rail strike. The Federal Reserve chairman says smaller interest rate hikes could come in December. House Democrats picked Congressman Hakeem Jeffries to replace Nancy Pelosi as the top democrat in the chamber. New details are emerging about a former police officer believed to have catfished a teen and murdered her family. Lastly, we’re following the deadly aftermath of severe storms and tornadoes in parts of the South.
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Congress is set to vote today to prevent a nationwide freight rail strike, but some Democrats want to get workers paid sick leave. China is lifting some lockdown restrictions in cities where people have been protesting against them. French President Emmanuel Macron is in DC today for an official state visit. First responders in New York City are being given strict orders around when to commit someone against their will for mental health reasons. Plus, why a volcanic eruption has led to a loss of key data.
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We start with some news just in, as GDP figures show the US economy grew faster than expected for the third quarter. The threat of tornados, hail, and strong winds continues this morning in parts of the southern US. The House will vote today to impose a tentative deal with rail workers and try to stop a looming strike. As blackouts continue across Ukraine, one city is trying to keep the holiday spirit alive. China is making its online censorship rules even stricter. Plus, we'll tell you which French food has been given heritage status - just a clue, it's not their fries.
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The Senate has voted to protect same-sex and interracial marriages - with support from both sides of the aisle. Five Oath Keepers have been found guilty over the January 6th insurrection. China is developing nuclear warheads a lot faster than the US previously thought. A new Alzheimer's drug shows some "potential" but has some safety issues. Plus, Qatar's World Cup chief says there’s been hundreds of migrant deaths in the country.
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A jury has convicted two members of the right-wing militia group, the Oath Keepers, of seditious conspiracy – we’ll break down the verdicts against them and three other defendants. The Senate has passed a bill that would protect same-sex and interracial marriage. A woman who survived a shooting at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia last week is suing the company. Two new lava flows streamed down Hawaii’s largest active volcano, Mauna Loa. And the US Men’s National Team defeated Iran in a must-win World Cup match.
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President Joe Biden met with top Senate and House leaders about taking action to avoid a freight rail strike. NATO foreign ministers pledged that allies will assist Ukraine as the country repairs its energy infrastructure amid Russian missile strikes. Former President Donald Trump faces growing fallout from his dinner with White nationalist Nick Fuentes and rapper Kanye West, now known as Ye. A new study shows gun deaths in the US surged to a record level during the Covid-19 pandemic. Lastly, Balenciaga is suing the production company behind its controversial ad campaign.
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Top US officials are staying tight-lipped about Chinese protesters’ calls for President Xi Jinping’s resignation. Georgia’s Senate runoff race next week has candidates vying for support from the same voting bloc. The January 6th committee is set to interview a key witness mentioned in an explosive hearing testimony. Elon Musk is clashing with Apple and made another change to Twitter. And, Will Smith opens up about that viral slap at the Oscars.
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40 million people in the US are waking up under a rare November storm threat today - we'll bring you the details. The Senate is set to vote on a bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriage today. The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to the Biden administration's control over removing non-citizens from the US. The family of a 10 year old who was killed in the Uvalde school massacre has filed a lawsuit over the shooting. Plus, the US men's soccer team takes on Iran today and, unsurprisingly, there's some tension.
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Police in China are clamping down on people protesting the country's strict Covid-19 policies. President Joe Biden is rushing to get a deal through Congress and avoid a rail workers strike. The US is facing its worst flu season for more than a decade. One county in Arizona still hasn't certified the midterm election results - now their officials are being sued. Plus, the Orion spacecraft has broken a far reaching record.
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The US Embassy in China is warning Americans to prepare for expanded Covid-19 restrictions in the country amid protests challenging restrictive regulations. The Biden administration has approved a potential weapons sale to Finland. President Joe Biden is urging Congress to pass legislation to avoid a freight rail strike. The US Supreme Court’s legal counsel is defending Justice Samuel Alito over a report of an alleged leak in 2014. Lastly, a new study found that eating more flavonols may slow the rate of memory loss.
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Russian-backed authorities say Moscow is not planning to withdraw from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine despite Ukraine’s claims to the contrary.
Police say a former Virginia police officer killed in a shootout with law enforcement is believed to have murdered a teen’s family in California after “catfishing” her online. A 19-year-old White man pleaded guilty to killing ten Black people and injuring three others in a racist shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York earlier this year. Rescue crews saved a pilot and passenger from a small plane that crashed into power lines in Maryland. And Bob Dylan apologized for using an autopen to autograph his new book.
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Iran wants the US out of the FIFA World Cup after it posted in support of protesters in the country. We're likely not far from the January 6 committee's final report - we'll tell you what it might, or might not, include. Widespread Covid-19 protests in China spook global investors. The largest active volcano in the world is erupting. And luxury brand Balenciaga is facing heat over their controversial ad campaigns including from their superstar brand ambassador.
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Rare protests in China have led to people being arrested, including a BBC journalist. Some students are returning to the University of Idaho as police continue to look for answers after four people were stabbed to death. The White House is announcing new steps to hold countries to account if they use rape as a weapon in conflicts. Houston public schools are closed today because of a boil water notice in the city. Plus, a “significant severe-weather event” is predicted for parts of the US.
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Thousands of people are protesting across China over the country's strict Covid-19 policies. Dr. Anthony Fauci says RSV and flu could create a public health emergency. A toddler and a baby have been stabbed to death in New York City - we'll bring you the details. A terrorist group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a hotel in Somalia. Plus, travel stress is made worse by bad weather.
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Over the past few years, once-sleepy local school board meetings have become passionate and occasionally rowdy venues for debate over issues like the pandemic, race, gender and more. We’ve also seen school board elections become more partisan than ever. We hear from two parents about why they decided to run for office and what changes they hope to make while in power.
Listen to “The Assignment” here.
Guest: Audie Cornish, CNN Anchor & Correspondent
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Police have still not identified a suspect nearly two weeks after four University of Idaho students were found stabbed to death. A vigil is planned after a mass shooting inside a Wal-Mart in Chesapeake, Virginia. The Biden administration bans Chinese tech amid spying fears. Ukraine works to keep the lights on amid Russian strikes. And a group of Australians strip down to raise awareness for skin screenings.
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The US has reached a grim milestone when it comes to mass shootings - we'll bring you the details of some of this week's attacks. The UN's human rights chief is calling for an investigation into human rights violations in Iran. Sarah Palin's political comeback attempt has failed once again. A court in Brazil has rejected the outgoing president's election results challenge. Plus, the FDA approves the most expensive drug in the world.
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Police have named the six victims of the shooting at a Walmart in Virginia who were killed in the break room of the store. Russia has been accused of using the cold weather in Ukraine to "freeze them into submission". Idaho police are still asking the public for help as they search for answers to the killing of 4 students. China has recorded its highest number of Covid-19 cases since the start of the pandemic. Plus, a fisherman strikes gold.
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Justice Department prosecutors want to question former Vice President Mike in their January 6 probe. Six Walmart employees killed in a shooting in Chesapeake, Virginia have been identified. We’ll tell you where an investigation into the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students now stands. The US imposed sanctions on three Iranian officials for its violent crackdown on protests over a woman who died in police custody. And a sneaky feline caught TSA agents at JFK airport off guard.
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A Walmart manager accused of fatally shooting at least six people and injuring several others has been identified. The suspect in a mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub appeared in court. Georgia’s Supreme Court made two big moves on the state’s abortion ban and early voting. At least seven people are dead following a round of Russian strikes across Ukraine. Lastly, we’ll break down the holiday travel and weather forecast in the US.
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A shooting at a Virginia Walmart marks the latest mass shooting in the US in recent weeks - we have the latest. More people are signing up for unemployment benefits than economists had predicted. Russian missile strikes have caused power outages across Ukraine, elevating fears about winter weather. Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones faces another legal loss. And, protests plus another upset at the World Cup.
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We start with the latest from the shooting at a Walmart in Virginia that killed at least 6 people. There are new details emerging about the Russian strike on a maternity ward that left a newborn baby dead. Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro is challenging his election loss. Kevin McCarthy is calling for the Secretary of Homeland Security to resign. Plus, why good cholesterol might not be as good as we think.
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At least 6 people have been killed in a shooting at a Walmart store in Virginia. Two separate explosions have hit Jerusalem - our reporter has the latest from the ground there. A Russian strike has hit a maternity hospital in Ukraine, and the country's energy problems aren't getting any better. A study shows new Covid 19 boosters give limited protection from the virus. Plus, the stars of 'Love Actually' get together ahead of the film's 20 year anniversary.
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The Biden administration has extended a freeze on federal student loan payments. Senator Lindsey Graham testified in front of a Georgia grand jury that’s investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in the state. Starting Monday, Russia’s state-owned gas company says it’s reducing its natural gas supply to Europe and Ukraine. Three Georgia sheriff’s office employees have been arrested after videos show them beating a Black inmate in a county jail. And for the first time ever, the public will get to decide Oxford Dictionary’s word of the year.
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The Justice Department wants to shut down a special master’s review of documents seized from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home. The US Supreme Court has paved the way for a House committee to obtain Trump’s tax returns. Ukrainian officials report shelling by Russian forces in the eastern part of the country. Dr. Anthony Fauci, who’s set to step down next month, gave his final White House briefing today. Lastly, English Premier League club Manchester United and soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo agree to part ways.
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We start with the story of one survivor who was shot seven times in Saturday's attack on an LGTBTQ nightclub in Colorado. The man accused of driving an SUV through a Massachusetts apple store has been identified. Jury deliberations have begun in the criminal trial of five alleged leaders of the Oath Keepers over their possible involvement in the January 6 attack. Disney is restructuring with its former CEO at the helm – we'll tell you the latest. Plus, why Chrisley might not know best.
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Rescue workers in Indonesia continue to search for any survivors of yesterday's earthquake, but they're also expecting to find more bodies. Iran's internet is back up and running after a crack down on antigovernment protestors took the country offline. Americans are struggling to fill prescriptions - we'll tell you why. The Dominican Republic is reportedly sending children to Haiti without their parents. Plus, a major upset at the World Cup, but for once it actually involves soccer.
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Iranian security forces have been accused of using rape and blackmail to torture protesters - we'll bring you the details from a CNN exclusive investigation. The man who tackled a shooter in an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado has been speaking about his heroic actions. The World Health Organization has a dire warning about Ukraine as winter creeps closer. More than 100 migrants were rescued from an overloaded boat in the Florida Keys. Plus, there could be some weather problems if you're travelling for the holidays.
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Police have identified the five people who died in Saturday’s shooting and the two heroes who intervened inside the nightclub. Massachusetts hospitals are grappling with an influx of victims from a car that drove into an Apple store. We’ll sum up what happened on Day 2 of the World Cup in Qatar. Witnesses, survivors and other sources are speaking out about how Iran’s security forces are using rape and blackmail against protesters. Lastly, NASA’s Orion capsule made a major achievement today.
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The suspected shooter at a Colorado LGBTQ nightclub over the weekend is facing multiple murder and hate crimes charges. In New York, two men were arrested and charged for allegedly planning to attack a synagogue. More labor disputes with rail unions could mean a strike just before the holidays. Indonesia was hit by an earthquake today, and the death toll continues to climb. Lastly, President Joe Biden hosts the annual turkey pardon.
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The Democrats have a handful of goals they want to squeeze through before the GOP takes control of the House - we'll tell you what they're planning. Collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX says it owes creditors nearly $3.1 billion. Twitter has reinstated former President Donald Trump's profile, but will he go back to the site? Iran's soccer team held a powerful protest at the World Cup. Plus, the big winners from the AMAs.
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Witnesses have been describing their shock after Saturday's shooting that killed five people at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado. Russia has accused Ukraine of war crimes - we'll tell you how the country has responded. Dozens of people have died in an earthquake in Indonesia. Some areas of New York state saw six feet of snow over the weekend after a historic storm. Plus, the soccer World Cup is facing even more controversy.
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5 people were killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado over the weekend - we'll bring you the latest. Vice President Kamala Harris is in the Philippines today, where she's expected to tighten ties with the country. Police in Idaho still haven't found a suspect or a weapon a week after 4 students were found stabbed to death in their home. Disney says it's got a new CEO, but he looks pretty familiar. Plus, twins have been born from embryos that were frozen 30 years ago.
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Former President Donald Trump has officially kicked off his 2024 presidential campaign amid multiple investigations into him, his business, and his allies. We examine if Trump’s grip on the party has weakened in recent years following his efforts to overturn the 2020 election and look at who may challenge him in the Republican primary.
Guest: Kaitlan Collins, “CNN This Morning” Anchor & Chief Correspondent
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Negotiators at COP27 try to finalize a loss and damage fund for nations vulnerable to climate disasters. The University of Virginia holds a memorial for those killed a shooting on campus last week. Meanwhile, a killer remains at large nearly a week after the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students. Ticketmaster has apologized to Taylor Swift and her fans. And a massive sinkhole is threatening to swallow a West Virginia police station.
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Western New York is still feeling the effects of a historic snowstorm. FIFA’s president holds an angry press conference just hours before the 2022 World Cup kicks off in Qatar. A Georgia judge clears the way for early voting on the Saturday after Thanksgiving in the state’s US Senate runoff election. President Joe Biden is set to become the first octogenarian in the White House. And a police dog in Michigan pulls off a rescue.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced today - but a decision on restitution is still to come. Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed a special counsel to oversee two investigations that implicate President Donald Trump. Investigators found evidence of explosives on a crucial European energy pipeline. This weekend, the World Cup kicks off in Qatar, while President Joe Biden will celebrate his granddaughter’s wedding and his 80th birthday.
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The Biden administration has officially asked the Supreme Court to intervene on its student loan debt relief program. Days after Election Day, we’re finally getting insight into some final races - and who might replace House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. We now know the whereabouts of American basketball star Brittney Griner, ending days of speculation. Twitter saw a second exodus of employees this week, casting doubts on its future. Lastly, Ticketmaster’s sale of Taylor Swift tickets this week ended up dashing many fans’ hopes. That’s garnering it attention from Congress.
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The COP27 climate summit extended into the weekend because world leaders can’t agree on several key issues. Now that Republicans control the House, they plan to investigate President Joe Biden through his son. Police still don’t have a suspect in the quadruple homicide at the University of Idaho. Plus, the FDA just approved a new preventative diabetes drug and New York is expected to get pounded by even more snow.
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Russian missile strikes continue in Ukraine, putting the country’s damaged power grid under extra strain. Closing arguments begin today in a seditious conspiracy trial of five Oath Keepers. The Justice Department is signaling it’ll go to the Supreme Court to reinstate Biden’s federal student debt relief program. FIFA says alcohol will not be sold at any World Cup stadiums in Qatar. Plus, NASA thinks we could be one step closer to getting humans on the Mars.
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Many Twitter employees chose to leave the company after its new founder issued an ultimatum. The Biden administration is being criticized by the fiancée of the murdered Washington Post journalist for granting immunity to Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince. Uvalde’s acting police chief resigns, as new audio calls into question what authorities know and didn’t know that day. Plus, North Korea’s “brazen violation,” and the Theranos founder’s sentencing trial today.
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The fallout continues after one of the biggest crypto companies went bankrupt last week - and senators are asking questions. After House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she would step aside for new leadership, her Senate colleagues are reacting. American and Israeli officials believe Iran is responsible for an off-shore drone attack earlier this week. Idaho police gave an update on a quadruple homicide last weekend, but there are still many unanswered questions. Lastly, Wimbledon relaxes its dress code.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she would step back from her party leadership position, leaving questions about who might replace her. Mortgage rates fell in the largest weekly drop since 1981, amid signs inflation is cooling in the US. A Dutch court sentenced three people for their role in the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in 2014. A new study shows a spike in reported incidences of racism against kids of color. Lastly, Chinese President Xi Jinping scolded Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is deciding whether she will step down from power. As temperatures drop in Ukraine, the country’s president says Russia is targeting energy facilities that provide electricity and heat to civilians. Ticketmaster’s Taylor Swift meltdown is causing some lawmakers to take a stand. Plus, US home births hit a record high and New York is bracing for a November snow storm.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to announce her leadership plans tonight with Republicans taking control of the chamber next year. The UN says all parties have agreed to extend the crucial deal to keep grain exports coming out of Ukraine. The FDA has an update on the Adderall shortage, as patients struggle to fill prescriptions. Elon Musk says Twitter employees have until tonight to make a decision. Plus, some Starbucks workers are striking today – we’ll tell you why.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence shared details about January 6 and weighed in on the 2024 GOP presidential primary. Republicans will control the House in the next Congress with a plan in sight, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s future is expected to be addressed today. President Joe Biden is pushing back on Ukraine’s claims about the missile that landed in NATO territory this week. Police in Idaho reveal new details about a quadruple homicide near a college campus. Plus, Los Angeles has a new mayor who made history.
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CNN now projects that Republicans will take control of the House of Representatives, while the Senate debates a bill on same-sex and interracial marriage. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky buckles down on blaming Russia for Tuesday’s missile strike in Poland. The Cherokee Nation made its case on Congressional representation, in a milestone hearing in front of the House Rules committee. Amazon confirms it has begun slashing jobs. Lastly, we’re starting to get the first images from Artemis 1.
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The US and Poland are investigating a missile explosion in eastern Poland Tuesday, though some world leaders say it appears to have been an accident. Republican Mitch McConnell has defeated his first challenger in 15 years, and has become the longest-serving Senate party leader in history. The man convicted of intentionally killing six people at a 2021 Christmas parade is being sentenced today. New federal numbers show retail spending increased last month, despite stubbornly high inflation. And part of western New York should be expecting several feet of snow later this week.
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World leaders wrapped up the G20 summit in Bali today with a declaration condemning Russia's war in Ukraine and calling for its withdrawal. The Senate is entering its lame duck session with plans to codify same-sex marriage - we'll break down the proposal, and why lawmakers want to act now. The suspect in the fatal University of Virginia shooting was denied bond today. Elon Musk is giving Twitter employees an ultimatum, as he defends his Tesla paycheck in court today. Plus, Thanksgiving might gobble up a bit more of your money this year.
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NATO is holding an emergency meeting today on a Russian-made missile landing in Poland - we'll tell you why NATO's Secretary General ultimately blames on Moscow. Republicans are just one seat shy of a House majority, as Rick Scott takes a run at the GOP Senate leadership. Georgia’s six-week abortion ban has been overturned. At COP27, some rich countries are opposed to a new fund for developing nations. Plus, why Facebook will no longer fact-check Donald Trump.
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World leaders are reacting to the news that a Russian-made missile landed in Poland near the border with Ukraine, killing two people. Former President Donald Trump has announced a third run for the White House. A federal judge has struck down a controversial immigration policy - we'll bring you the details. The Artemis I rocket has finally blasted off, after months of delays. Plus, why telling kids to "turn that racket down" might save their hearing.
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We begin with new developments on an explosion in Poland that killed two farmers. Former President Donald Trump announced his 2024 presidential run. Former national security adviser Michael Flynn has been ordered to testify before a Georgia grand jury investigating Trump and his allies’ efforts to overturn the state’s election results. A federal judge has blocked pandemic border restrictions known as Title 42 that allowed authorities to expel migrants at the US-Mexico border. Walmart has agreed to pay billions to settle opioid lawsuits.
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Two deaths have been reported in a Polish border town as a wave of Russian missiles hit Ukraine. House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy has won his party’s nomination for House Speaker. The man accused of attacking the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pleaded not guilty to federal assault and kidnapping charges. The director of the FBI warned about a spike in anti-government extremism in the US. The wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom gave emotional testimony in Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial.
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Several explosions have been reported across Ukraine, shortly after the country's President presented a plan for peace. Republicans may be getting closer to clinching a majority in the House, but they're divided about their future. Stocks surged this morning thanks to some good news about a key inflation measure. CNN has new evidence about police failures during the response to the Uvalde school shooting. Plus, the world's population hits a record high.
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce a third run for President today, we'll tell you why some Republicans aren't feeling enthusiastic about it. Ukraine's President has laid out his peace plan to end the war, while FIFA is calling for a ceasefire. Lung cancer survival rates have improved in the US. People in China are pushing back on the latest Covid-19 lockdown in the country. Plus, Amazon is the latest tech company planning to make layoffs.
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Democrat Katie Hobbs is projected to win Arizona's governor race, but her opponent Kari Lake is already making unfounded claims about the election. Meanwhile, the GOP is edging closer to a slim majority in the House. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has a plan for peace. Airlines have paid out more than $600 million dollars in refunds since the start of the pandemic. Plus, three countries have finally reached an agreement to preserve the rainforest.
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While votes are still being counted in key states, it’s clear Democrats had a better midterm performance than most were expecting. We examine the biggest surprises and key takeaways for both parties.
Guest: John King, CNN Anchor & Chief National Correspondent
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As voters go to the polls this week, there are several states with key Senate races that could decide the balance of power in Washington. We go on a tour of these battleground states to unpack the key issues, hear how voters are feeling, and look at why election deniers continue to pose an active threat to democracy.
Guests:
Jessica Dean, CNN Congressional Correspondent
Eva McKend, CNN National Politics Reporter
Vanessa Yurkevich, CNN Business & Politics Correspondent
Omar Jimenez, CNN Correspondent
Kyung Lah, CNN Senior National Correspondent
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After months of back and forth, billionaire Elon Musk has finally closed on his $44 billion to buy Twitter. We examine how we got here, what changes are in store for the social network, and why the deal could have implications far beyond Silicon Valley.
Guest: Clare Duffy, CNN Business writer
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Thousands have taken to the streets in Iran after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died after being detained by the country’s morality police. Hundreds have reportedly been killed by authorities during the unrest. We explore whether the uprising will bring about lasting change and hear from a young Iranian-Kurdish activist who fled her hometown to take up arms over the border in Iraq.
Guest: Nima Elbagir, CNN Chief International Investigative Correspondent
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A new survey from CNN in partnership with the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that nine out of 10 adults believe that there’s a mental health crisis in the US today. We explore what’s driving that sentiment, the possible solutions, and why an influential task force has recommended screening children 8 and older for anxiety.
This episode contains discussions of suicide. If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.
Guest: Dr. Tara Narula, CNN Medical Correspondent
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Over the past few weeks, Ukrainian forces have made major gains in the south and east of the country, taking back territory Russia claims it is annexing. It comes as President Vladimir Putin’s partial mobilization order has been met with protests back home. We examine what Putin’s next move might be and hear from Ukrainian residents emerging from life under Russian occupation.
Recorded on October 4, 2022
Guest: Nick Paton Walsh, CNN International Security Editor
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Residents of southwest Florida are cleaning up after Hurricane Ian slammed into the coast as a deadly Category 4 storm last week, causing catastrophic damage and widespread flooding before later making landfall again South Carolina. We look at what role climate change may have played in the storm’s ferocity and how some cities are reconsidering how to rebuild with that in mind.
Guest: Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent
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Fort Myers and other southwest Florida cities are digging out days after Hurricane Ian left behind a trail of destruction. In an interview with CNN, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin warns Russia against using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. The military has taken over the government of Burkina Faso for the second time this year. Texas gubernatorial candidates debate just weeks ahead of the midterm elections. And some are snickering at Tesla’s new robot prototype.
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Hurricane Ian has weakened to a post-tropical cyclone after striking South Carolina. President Joe Biden called leaks in two Russian gas pipelines a “deliberate act of sabotage.” A recalled cheese has been linked to a Listeria outbreak in the US. The Dow suffered its worst month since the Covid-19 pandemic started. Lastly, New York City will open a humanitarian relief center for asylum seekers.
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Hurricane Ian made landfall in South Carolina as a Category 1 storm. Russian President Vladimir Putin says four occupied regions of Ukraine are now part of Russia – we’ll tell you how Ukraine and the US are responding. We have the latest on two deadly attacks in southeastern Ukraine and Kabul, Afghanistan. Congress has passed a short-term funding bill to prevent a government shutdown. Lastly, the theme for next year’s Met Gala has been revealed.
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Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall in South Carolina today, as Florida residents take stock of the destruction left in its wake. Russia has illegally annexed four occupied areas of Ukraine and Ukraine’s President says he’s starting the process to join NATO. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is preparing for her first session on the bench of the Supreme Court amid growing public distrust of the institution. A key inflation benchmark has increased, and investors are nervously waiting to see how the Federal Reserve will react. Plus, the Biden administration takes a big step to address burnout among healthcare workers.
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Hurricane Ian is lashing the coasts of the Carolinas, after leaving a trail of destruction behind in Florida. The Kremlin has formally begun annexing four Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine in a ceremony in Moscow. Two men have been arrested and charged with the shooting of two migrants in Texas. Used cars are becoming unaffordable for a lot of Americans - we'll tell you why. And, Trevor Noah says he'll be saying goodbye.
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Florida is grappling with the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian, with some communities wiped out and millions still without power. Ukrainian officials say more than 20 people have been killed in an attack on a civilian convoy leaving Zaporizhzhia, one of the areas slated to be formally annexed by Russia today. Young women or a minority group may have been targeted in a suicide attack in Kabul today. The US suicide rates rose in 2021, reversing two years of decline. Plus, the US has beaten out Russia to shape the internet.
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Cleanup and rescue efforts are underway in Florida as Hurricane Ian moves north. Russian President Vladimir Putin is recognizing the independence of two occupied regions of Ukraine. Some federal students loans may not qualify for debt relief – we’ll explain. A special master overseeing documents seized from former President Donald Trump’s Florida home has been given more time to complete his review. Lastly, a new drug that could help treat ALS gets FDA approval.
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At least 13 people have died in the wake of Hurricane Ian, and it's expected to become a Category 1 storm again. The Senate has passed a short-term spending bill as the deadline to prevent a government shutdown approaches. Six Republican-led states sued President Joe Biden in an effort to block his student loan forgiveness plan from taking effect. The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas met with the House select committee investigating the Capitol insurrection. Lastly, we’ll tell you where a legal fight between a group of pro golfers and the PGA Tour now stands.
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For months, Republican governors have been accused of using migrants as political pawns by sending them north in protest of President Joe Biden’s border policies. In recent weeks, Florida governor Ron DeSantis has escalated the situation by sending two planeloads of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard without warning. We examine why a Texas sheriff is investigating those flights, what’s next for the asylum seekers caught in the middle, and what’s fueling the rise in migrant encounters along the US-Mexico border.
Guest: Priscilla Alvarez, CNN Immigration Reporter
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Primary season is over, and we are less than 60 days away from the midterm elections. We examine what’s at stake in November, preview the key races to watch and look at how the abortion issue is galvanizing voters of both parties in a key governor’s race.
Guest: Dana Bash, CNN Chief Political Correspondent
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Queen Elizabeth II died last week at the age of 96, after ruling the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth for 70 years. We examine her life and legacy, what we can expect from King Charles III and how the monarchy moves forward amid criticisms of its colonial past.
Guest: Christiane Amanpour, CNN Chief International Anchor
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King Charles III is at Buckingham Palace today for the first time as Britain’s new monarch – we’ll tell you how well-wishers greeted him and how mourners feel about Queen Elizabeth’s passing. Southern California is bracing for flash floods as it grapples with extreme heat and wildfires. The DOJ and the former President face more deadlines in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. A looming workers' strike on US railroads could mean products off the shelves soon. Plus, hundreds of people show support for the teacher who was killed while on a run in Memphis, Tennessee.
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In this special edition of 5 Things we take a look at the life of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest reigning monarch who’s passed away at the age of 96. We'll touch on her dedication to public appearances, her condolences in times of crisis and the controversies she faced over the last 70 years.
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Police in Canada are searching for two suspects described as “armed and dangerous” after a deadly mass stabbing. Tens of millions of Americans are under heat alert - we’ll tell you why people in California are being told to save power. Labor Day means one thing for politicians: the midterms are coming. Rescue efforts are ongoing in Washington state after a plane carrying 10 people crashed over the weekend. Plus, a Black Lives Matter executive has been accused of stealing millions.
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This episode contains graphic descriptions of gun violence.
According to a new analysis provided exclusively to CNN, the number of shootings involving automatic weapons in the US has sharply risen over the past few years. We examine how a small piece of plastic or metal can transform a semi-automatic weapon into a machine gun in a matter of moments and how law enforcement is responding.
Guest: Curt Devine, CNN Investigates Producer
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An airport employee in Tupelo, Mississippi is in custody after allegedly stealing a plane and threatening to crash it into a Walmart. The Artemis I rocket launch is scrubbed again after technical issues. Californians are being asked to conserve energy as temperatures soar. Former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev is laid to rest. And a Virginia man wins the lottery shortly after joking about…winning the lottery.
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NASA tries to launch a rocket to the moon for the second time this week. Serena Williams may have played her last professional tennis match. Millions are under heat alerts in the West. China responds after the Biden administration approves an arms sale to Taiwan. And investigators seize dozens of artifacts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art they believe were looted.
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An extended shutdown through a key pipeline that supplies natural gas to Europe could worsen fears of an energy crisis in the region. Plus, the Biden administration has agreed to a deal to provide weapons to Taiwan – a move that could increase tensions between the US and China. Veterans will soon have access to abortions in certain cases, regardless of state laws. Actress and activist, Jane Fonda, opened up about her cancer diagnosis. Lastly, more college football teams could soon have a shot at competing in the playoffs.
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A federal judge has unsealed a detailed inventory of items FBI agents seized during their search at former President Donald Trump’s Florida home. The August jobs report could give the Federal Reserve more reason to aggressively hike interest rates later this month. Labor Day weekend usually marks the unofficial end of summer but mother nature has other plans this year. We have details on the first named storm to form in the Atlantic this hurricane season. Lastly, we’ll tell you what residents discovered at their home that could be worth big bucks.
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President Joe Biden is celebrating his American Rescue Plan, as new job figures show hiring has slowed. The CDC has signed off on Moderna and Pfizer’s updated vaccine booster shots - we’ll tell you what that means for you. More than a third of Pakistan is underwater as deadly flooding continues. Only one nuclear reactor is still functioning at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine. Plus, where is JD Vance?
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The latest US employment numbers are higher than economists expected, but the unemployment rate still rose. President Joe Biden is expected to speak later this morning on the American Rescue Plan, but his fiery speech last night against "MAGA Republicans" is still drawing attention. Meanwhile, Jared Kushner says in an interview that his father-in-law is "obviously thinking" about a future presidential run. A raging wildfire in Los Angeles County has grown to 5,200 acres in less than 48 hours. And, Rafael Nadal got a bit too close to his own racket at the US Open.
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We begin with President Joe Biden calling “MAGA Republicans” a threat to the country. People in Jackson, Mississippi are being told to shower with their mouths closed as the water crisis continues. Myanmar’s ousted leader has been sentenced today to three years in jail with hard labor. The Williams sisters lost what may have been their last professional tennis match together, but Serena is goes on today at the US Open. And, a nude nearly grounds a flight
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Tonight we start with President Joe Biden’s primetime speech in Philadelphia and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s prebuttal. Today a hearing over whether to grant former President Donald Trump’s request for a special master wrapped up — we have the details. Updated Covid-19 boosters can now be administered after a key CDC decision. Plus, the January 6th House Select Committee wants to speak with Newt Gingrich and Starbucks has a new CEO.
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We have updates on two of Donald Trump's legal battles. One is Trump versus the Justice Department, where a judge is set to decide whether a third-party attorney can review documents retrieved from the former president's Mar-a-Lago resort. The second is Trump versus the House Oversight Committee regarding some long-awaited financial documents. Meanwhile, experts with the UN's nuclear watchdog agency concluded their first visit to the Russian-occupied plant in Ukraine. Officials in Jackson, Mississippi are working to bring relief to residents who have gone days with no running water. And two new studies find links between ultra-processed foods and illnesses.
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Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers and the government will be in court today related to the FBI’s search and seizure at Mar-a-Lago – we’ll tell you what both sides want to happen. A team of international inspectors arrived in Ukraine as shelling sparks fears of a nuclear accident. New York has a new law in effect today that makes carrying a handgun illegal in certain areas, including Times Square. We have two recent examples for you highlighting why the US-China business relationship is complex. Plus, if you live in California, get ready to bring your thermostats down.
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Major airlines in the US are rolling out changes today to what passengers get for delayed or canceled flights - we’ll bring you the details. Police in Ohio have released body cam footage of an officer fatally shooting an unarmed Black man in his bed. A Russian oil executive has died after falling from a hospital window - the latest in a string of deaths. 21-million people in the Chengdu will begin a lockdown tonight, as part of China’s Zero-Covid policy. And a KKK plaque has been found at West Point.
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We begin with former President Donald Trump's legal team saying that classified material should have been expected in documents Trump turned over in January. President Joe Biden is set to make another speech in Pennsylvania tonight, on the "soul of the country." A long-awaited UN human rights report on China’s treatment of its Uyghur population has finally been released - we'll tell you what it says. Sarah Palin's political comeback has stalled after losing a special election. And, Serena Williams advances in what could be her last US Open.
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We begin with dueling court filings between the Justice Department and former President Donald Trump regarding a search at his Florida home earlier this month. Russia warns the EU after the bloc’s foreign ministers informally agreed to suspend Russian visas over the country’s war in Ukraine. We’ll break down a highly anticipated report about China’s human rights violations. Republican Sarah Palin lost a special election to fill Alaska’s US House seat. Lastly, country singer Luke Bell has been found dead after disappearing earlier this month.
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We start this evening with a promising update on the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, where most of the city's residents have been without running water for days. A team of UN inspectors are set to visit the Russian-controlled nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine tomorrow. The FDA granted emergency use authorization to Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 booster vaccines today -- we'll fill you in on the next steps as officials prepare to get shots into arms soon. As economic conditions decline, two major companies are laying off a large share of their employees. Plus, clear skies in August have broken a 25-year streak.
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Mississippi's largest city has entered its third day without clean running water – we'll tell you what federal, state and local officials are doing to address the crisis. The Federal Reserve could see new jobs data out today as a promising sign in its inflation fight. We'll bring you more details on the DOJ's probe into former President Donald Trump. Summer is almost over, but the heat isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Plus, Queen Elizabeth is breaking a 70-year tradition over mobility worries.
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The Justice Department says the FBI found documents at Mar-a-Lago that were “likely concealed and removed” while rejecting the need for a "special master." Figures show Texas has spent more than 12 million dollars to send migrants to Washington DC and New York. Russia's Gazprom has halted gas to Europe for what it says is maintenance, but some are worried it may not reopen. Flooding in Pakistan has created a 60-mile wide in-land lake. And, scientists have unlocked the genetic code of the immortal jellyfish.
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We begin with the Justice Department saying some documents found in Mar-a-Lago were "likely concealed and removed" to "obstruct" the FBI's investigation. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has condemned attacks on law enforcement since the Mar-a-Lago raid, calling out "MAGA Republicans." UN nuclear inspectors are on their way to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which remains under Russian control. Mikhail Gorbachev has died at the age of 91. And, some common steroids could change your brain.
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We begin this episode with the death of the last president of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev. The Justice Department is expected to file its response to former President Donald Trump’s request for a third-party attorney following a search at his Florida home. President Joe Biden gave a speech about his plans for policing and reducing crime in the US. A heat wave in the western part of the US could break records this week. Lastly, a lucky winner has yet to claim the second largest Mega Millions jackpot.
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The governor of Mississippi has declared a state of emergency over a water shortage in one city. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he wants UN’s nuclear watchdog agency to do more than inspect a Ukrainian plant under constant shelling. Updated Covid-19 boosters targeting the Omicron variant could be given the green light this week. A building collapse in Kano, Nigeria has sparked a major rescue effort. Lastly, a Little League World Series player who survived a freak accident makes a request to his supporters.
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The Federal Reserve Chairman hinted “some pain to households and businesses” is coming – we’ll tell you what that could mean for US jobs. The back-and-forth legal drama continues in the wake of the FBI’s search and seizure of former President Donald Trump’s Florida home. European Union officials are meeting today where a ban on Russian tourists is being discussed. New York City officials give an update on how they’re handling the thousands of migrants bussed to the city from Texas. Plus, Elon Musk is still trying to get out of buying Twitter – we’ll tell you what he’s arguing now.
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The last US military plane left Afghanistan one year ago today - we’ll hear how Afghans have struggled since. People in Jackson, Mississippi are being told not to drink their tap water after flooding hit a treatment plant. While Ukrainian officials say they’ve launched a major counter offensive, Russia’s new Iranian-made drones could counter Ukraine’s momentum. The world’s largest electronics market has shut down amid another Covid-19 lockdown in China. And, why Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are leaving the US.
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We begin with President Joe Biden heading to Pennsylvania today where he’ll highlight what he calls “GOP extremism.” A Ukrainian military source says they’ve broken through Russia’s defensive line to retake four villages in the Kherson region. The Washington Commanders’ running back says his surgery went well after being shot twice. At least 10 people are dead and hundreds injured after violent clashes in Baghdad, Iraq. And, a podcast helps end a 40-year-old mystery.
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Ukrainian forces are fighting to take back territory that’s occupied by Russia. A US Secret Service official at the center of the January 6th committee’s investigation into the Capitol insurrection is leaving the agency. Police have identified two people who died in a shooting at a grocery store in Bend, Oregon over the weekend. President Joe Biden is gearing up for a primetime speech this week – we have details. Lastly, we’ll break down the impact climate change is having on Greenland and what it could mean for global sea levels.
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An inspection at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant will soon be underway as shelling continues to spark fears of a nuclear disaster. Some documents seized during a search at former President Donald Trump’s Florida home may be protected by client-attorney privilege. A judge has ordered the governor of Georgia to testify in a probe about the Trump campaign’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. A man who came within seconds of Senator Chuck Schumer during the Capitol insurrection has been sentenced. Lastly, NASA postponed a historic mission to the moon today – we’ll explain why.
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NASA’s Artemis I launch was scrapped today – we’ll tell you when it could happen next and why it’s happening in the first place. Florida’s Democratic gubernatorial candidate is calling on donors nationwide to stop the incumbent Republican now before he says it’s too late. Britney Spears gets candid about her conservatorship after she makes her pop music comeback. Hundreds of protestors in Iraq stormed the presidential palace today. Plus, some lawns in southern California are too green, causing water officials to take matters into their own hands.
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We begin with the Artemis 1 launch being postponed this morning after an engine problem was discovered. The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi is warning residents to get out as the city braces for flooding from record setting rainfall. Senator Elizabeth Warren is worried the Federal Reserve is pushing to country into recession. A poll shows more Americans are lighting a joint than a traditional tobacco cigarette. And, the last person of an uncontacted tribe has died.
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The launch window for the Artemis 1 rocket is just hours away - we'll tell you why this lunar mission is important for future crewed mission to the moon and mars. UN nuclear inspectors are on their way to Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Former President Donald Trump’s request for a “special master” will be heard this week, as the Director of National Intelligence conducts a damage assessment of the documents seized from Mar-a-Lago. Hundreds of children are among then more than 1,000 people killed by rains and flooding in Pakistan. And, two people were killed in a shooting in central Oregon last night, as well as the suspected gunman.
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This week marks one year since the United States military ended its 20-year war in Afghanistan, which culminated in chaos as the Taliban took control of the country. We reflect on what the last year has been like for the Afghan people as they prepare for a looming hunger crisis. We also examine how some Afghan women are working to continue their education, despite an ongoing ban.
Guest: Clarissa Ward, CNN Chief International Correspondent
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NASA prepares for Monday’s scheduled moon mission. Record numbers of asylum seekers are being bused to New York City and Washington DC. A Buffalo Bills rookie and two former college teammates are accused of gang-rape. First Lady Jill Biden continues to isolate following a rebound case of Covid-19. And customs officials seize an ancient Egyptian artifact in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Former President Donald Trump re-ups his request for a “special master” to oversee evidence recovered from Mar-a-Lago, but it’s light on details. Wall Street braces for rough times ahead after Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell signals further economic tightening. Teachers in King County, Washington remain on strike. Migrants arriving in New York City are desperate for temporary work permits after being bused in from Texas. And a “Star Trek” legend’s ashes will be sent up to deep space.
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This evening is all about the release of the FBI's redacted search warrant affidavit for former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property. We begin with the series of events that prompted the search earlier this month. Next we'll give you all the details (the ones we're able to see, anyway) on the Justice Department's unfolding criminal probe, and we'll explain why the DOJ proposed all of those redactions in the first place. The Trump world and former officials have reacted to the affidavit - we'll tell you what they say. Plus, we have some information about the FBI agents pursuing the investigation.
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The Justice Department released the redacted affidavit that gives insight into what led to the search and seizure at a former President’s home today, as Donald Trump weighs how to proceed. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gave investors an idea of where the bank will go next to tame high inflation. A new study finds extreme heat waves will only get worse for much of the world come 2100. Mark Zuckerberg spoke out about Facebook’s content management shortcomings. Plus, Moderna says Pfizer copied them when developing their Covid-19 vaccine.
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Donald Trump’s legal team worries he or his allies could be indicted, as today’s noon deadline approaches for the release of the affidavit on the search of Mar-a-Lago. President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan could be pricey - we’ll tell you how much it could cost. Meanwhile Biden’s poll numbers are up, but most Democratic want someone else to run in 2024. British energy bills are set to rise 80 percent this October, but that’s just the start. And, US officials are “actively defending” against foreign interference in the midterm elections.
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We could see a redacted version the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit at anytime this morning, after a judge gave the Justice Department a deadline of noon today to release it. There are concerns over a potential radiation disaster at the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. 33 million people in Pakistan are affected by deadly flooding, in what's being called the “worst humanitarian disaster of this decade." Two people have pleaded guilty to stealing and selling the diary of President Joe Biden’s daughter. And, why you probably share some genes with your doppelganger.
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We start tonight with President Joe Biden’s fiery campaign speech at a DNC event in Maryland. In California, state air regulators voted to ban the sale of gas cars by 2035 — we’ll break that down. A North Dakota state judge temporarily blocked a near-total abortion ban in the state. Plus, mortgage rates ticked up this week and an E. coli outbreak seems to be linked to Wendys’ sandwiches.
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A federal judge ruled the Justice Department must release a redacted version of the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit by noon on Friday. Next, we have the details on a temporary power outage today at Europe's largest nuclear power plant. Some 2 percent of the American workforce is out of commission due to long Covid symptoms - we'll tell you what that means for the economy. Oklahoma has a plan to execute one death row inmate a month through 2024, starting today. And tennis star Novak Djokovic withdraws from the US Open Championships
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The US economy was less lousy than previously thought in the second quarter – we’ll tell you why this GDP revision is a good sign. We’re learning the National Archives weren't the only ones pleading with former President Donald Trump to return presidential documents. Millions of women in five states will have a tougher time accessing abortion care starting this week. We’ll give you two recent examples of why tensions between Iran and the US are intensifying. Plus, one teachers' union in the Midwest stopped their strike, while another in the northwest is still ongoing.
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Department of Justice lawyers have until noon eastern time today to submit their recommended redactions to the affidavit used for the warrant to search Mar-a-Lago. A federal judge has temporarily blocked part of Idaho’s abortion ban - we'll tell you why. The former British ambassador to Myanmar has been detained by the country's military rulers. New York authorities are investigating a rape allegation against a "Home Alone" actor. Plus, a court has agreed to hear Harvey Weinstein's appeal.
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President Joe Biden's plans to forgive potentially billions of dollars' worth of federal student loans making those on the left and the right unhappy. The Uvalde school board has voted to fire the police chief who's been criticized for the law enforcement response to the May massacre. Several missile hit Ukraine on it's independence day, including at a train station that killed an 11 year-old boy. Jackson, Mississippi is under a flash flood emergency, after more than 5 inches of rain fell in about 3 hours. And, Kobe Bryant’s widow has been awarded a large payout.
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Some student loan borrowers in the US may qualify to get a portion of their debts cancelled. Torrential downpours have led to water rescues in one southern state. Vanessa Bryant will be awarded millions in damages in her lawsuit over photos of a helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, their daughter and seven others in 2020. The Uvalde, Texas school board voted to fire the district police chief over the law enforcement response to an elementary school shooting that killed 19 students and two teachers. Lastly, the first member of Gen Z may soon be elected to Congress.
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We begin with the Biden administration’s plan to address to student loan debt in the US. We’re following a deadly train station attack in southeastern Ukraine as the country celebrates its Independence Day. First Lady Jill Biden has tested positive for Covid-19 again. Rent hit a record high in the US. Lastly, a treasured manuscript believed to be written by astronomer Galileo Galilei is a fake.
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Millions of Americans with federal student loan won’t start making payments until the end of the year – we’ll tell you the latest reporting on that and more expected decisions from President Biden on debt cancellation. Ukraine was met with assistance from the US and the UK today as it observes its Independence Day. Two primary wins in Florida and New York suggest abortion rights is a major motivator for voters. Ohio and Texas are latest examples of how schools and teachers in the US have to make tough decisions. Plus, NASA says space isn’t as quiet as we think.
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Jerry Nadler has won a New York Democratic primary against fellow veteran lawmaker Carolyn Maloney, after the two were forced to run against each other. Ukraine is celebrating its independence today, while also marking six months since Russia’s invasion - we’ll bring you more from Kyiv. Arizona is being sued over a law that makes recording a video near law enforcement a crime. India has sacked three officers for accidentally firing a missile into Pakistan. And, dogs may shed tears when they see you.
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We begin with CNN projecting that Charlie Crist, a former Republican governor, has won the Democratic primary and will face Ron DeSantis this fall. A former detective has pleaded guilty to obtaining a search warrant using false information that led to the death of Breonna Taylor. Ukraine is boosting security as the country marks both its independence day and 6 months after Russia's invasion began. The US has carried out air strikes against Iranian-backed groups in Syria. And a former world leader is going to prison.
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Former President Donald Trump has until Friday to explain why he wants a third-party attorney to independently review evidence gathered during a search at his home. We have projections from two high-profile races in today’s primary elections. Police say the body of a missing California teen has been found. Two Atlanta police officers won’t face charges in connection to a shooting that killed a Black man in June 2020. Lastly, another Covid-19 booster that targets Omicron could be available this fall.
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The National Archives says it retrieved highly classified documents from former President Donald Trump’s home earlier this year – we have the details. Primary elections in three states are happening today - we’ll break down the high-profile races we’re following. Two men have been convicted of plotting to kidnap the governor of Michigan. The US is set to announce another round of military aid to Ukraine as Russia’s war there continues. Lastly, drivers in the US are getting more relief at the pump.
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Elon Musk's legal team is honing in on a Twitter whistleblower and his scathing allegations, as the billionaire tries to walk away from a deal he made to buy the company. Extreme weather, from floods to drought, continues to plague regions around the world. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warns of increased Russian military pressure this week. CNN's review of financial documents reveals that one donor is responsible for the single biggest public contribution to a political nonprofit - we'll tell you where that money is flowing. Plus, a new study suggests that electrical currents sent to the brain may improve memory.
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In an exclusive, a whistleblower tells CNN that Twitter’s cybersecurity policies are “grossly negligent” and pose a threat to national security and democracy. It’s anotherprimary day, and one race includes two long-time Democrats fighting for the same congressional seat. Ukraine is again denying any involvement in killing the daughter of a key Putin ally. A jury has awarded more than $4 million to a customer who says a Walmart employee racially profiled him. And, women are posting videos of themselves dancing in support of Finland’s Prime Minister.
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We begin this episode with former President Donald Trump’s legal team arguing in a lawsuit that his constitutional rights were violated during a search of his Florida home. The US embassy in Ukraine is warning all Americans to leave the country immediately, as Russia is expected to carry out new attacks. Elon Musk has subpoenaed the founder and former CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey - we’ll bring you the details. Deadly flash flooding in Afghanistan has ripped through several areas, causing harvests to be damaged or destroyed. And, drought has uncovered the tracks of a 60-foot beast in Texas.
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We begin this episode with former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit over the FBI’s search at his home two weeks ago. We’re also learning how much student loan debt the White House is considering cancelling per borrower. We have the latest on a deadly shooting in Atlanta. Heavy rain in Dallas, Texas led to hundreds of water rescues. Lastly, investors are worried about the Federal Reserve’s next move and it showed on Wall Street today.
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We begin with a car bomb explosion that killed the daughter of a prominent ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Doctor Anthony Fauci says he’s stepping down at the end of the year. A jury is deliberating in a trial of two men accused of plotting to kidnap the governor of Michigan. We’re following a deadly flooding disaster in Central and South Asia. Lastly, teachers at Ohio’s largest school district are on strike.
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Dallas has received a summer’s worth of rainfall in 24 hours – we’ll tell you why this amount of rain after a drought in Texas is actually a bad thing. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ally Alex Dugin is speaking out about the deadly car bombing in Moscow that killed his daughter. Economists surveyed don’t believe the Federal Reserve is capable of bring down inflation without causing a recession – we’ll tell you when they think it will hit. A New York special election tomorrow will determine just how motivated voters are about the Supreme Court’s abortion decision. Plus, New York City got the most migrants from Texas via bus on Sunday than ever before.
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More information is coming out about this weekend's car bombing on the outskirts of Moscow that killed the daughter of a close confidant of Vladimir Putin. Three officers in Arkansas are being investigated after a video appears to show them beating a suspect during an arrest. More than 14 million people in the SW under flood alerts today as extreme weather continues to plague the US. The death toll has risen in Somalia after the siege at an upscale hotel. And, Regal Cinemas are in trouble.
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We begin with a murder investigation in Moscow, after a car bomb killed the daughter of a prominent Russian. Millions of Americans are anxiously waiting to hear whether federal student loan payments will continue to be paused, or even partly forgiven. A subpoena that would have forced Senator Lindsey Graham to testify before a grand jury this week has been paused. A strike vote by teachers and school workers in Columbus, Ohio means thousands of students will start the school year online this week. And, Singapore repeals an old colonial-era law.
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Last week, President Biden signed the $750 billion Inflation Reduction Act into law after more than a year of negotiations between Senate Democrats. We break down what’s in the climate portion of the package and how it could help address a drought emergency playing out right now on the Colorado River.
Guest: Ella Nilsen, CNN Climate Reporter
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Oklahoma plans to start executing one man a month regardless of past botched lethal injections. Mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection to the disappearance of 43 students. Public schools in Richmond, Virginia are offering hefty incentives to fill teacher vacancies. Squirrels in New York are “splooting” to cool down. And Sean Connery’s very own James Bond car just sold for $2.4 million.
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An armed attack at a hotel in Somalia has left at least 15 dead, with that number expected to grow. Meanwhile, Texas is trying to solve their migrant crisis by “busing” migrants to the east coast. Nearly 10 million Americans are under flood warnings in the southwest of the country as heavy rainfall is expected this weekend. In Utah, a judge decides in favor of transgender athletes. And an alligator was no match for this Texas dad.
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White House officials have been privately concerned about the sets of classified documents taken to former President Donald Trump’s home. A federal judge denied Senator Lindsey Graham’s latest attempt to avoid testifying in an investigation about the Republicans' efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election in the state. We’ll tell you which part of the US is under a tropical storm warning. In health news, one fast food chain has been linked to an E. coli outbreak in four states. Lastly, we’ll tell you which new, luxury supercar is going for top speed as the world’s fastest convertible.
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Nuclear inspectors may soon be able to assess the damage at a power plant that Russian forces have controlled for months. A British ISIS fighter has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in a murder plot that led to the deaths of four American hostages and several others. Vanessa Bryant gave an emotional testimony in her lawsuit over photos from a helicopter crash that killed her husband Kobe Bryant, their teenage daughter and seven others. In business news, the Covid-19 pandemic has led to big changes at two companies. Lastly, the causes contributing to nearly half of cancer deaths around the world could have been prevented – we’ll break down the details from a new study.
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A document unsealed yesterday has put the spotlight on former President Donald Trump as a possible subject in the Justice Department's criminal probe. We'll tell you what we know – and don't know – about the case. As midterm elections draw closer, there's new concern from a GOP leader that the party isn't as poised to take back the Senate majority as previously thought. China and Russia's presidents are set to attend the G20 summit later this year after skipping last year's. Israel has a new plan to save a major water source from the climate crisis. And in Ohio, one elected official is trying to silence robocalls for good.
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"Willful retention of national defense information" - we'll tell you why those words could spell trouble for former President Donald Trump. Some of the people charged over the January 6th Capitol attack are making money from the insurrection, and apparently it's legal. Some teachers in Wisconsin are still banned from flying Pride flags or putting their pronouns in emails. Passengers have died after a mid-air plane crash in California. Plus, three men have been charged over the killing of infamous gangster James "Whitey" Bulger.
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A newly unsealed document suggests former President Donald Trump could be at the center of a criminal probe. Heavy rains are expected in drought-stricken areas across the Southwest - we'll tell you why that's not necessarily a good thing. The threat of a nuclear disaster in Ukraine isn't going away, but experts say we shouldn't be too worried. A North Korean official had some harsh words for South Korea's President in response to an aid offer. Plus, why you should update your Apple device fairly quickly.
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A federal judge has laid out a process for potentially releasing parts of an affidavit used to justify searching former President Donald Trump’s home. It comes as Trump has appealed a ruling that allows a committee in the House of Representatives to obtain his tax returns. Plus, the US and Taiwan have agreed to start trade talks despite opposition from China. Heavy rain could lead to flash flooding in the Southwestern part of the US. Lastly, a Little League player is on the road to recovery after a freak accident off the field.
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A federal judge says he may unseal parts of an affidavit that federal investigators used to search former President Donald Trump’s home – we have the latest. We’ll also tell you about the move Russia is considering at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant that’s raising concern. Plus, the Biden administration is rolling out new steps to control the monkeypox outbreak. NFL player Deshaun Watson is getting a harsher punishment in connection with multiple sexual misconduct accusations. Lastly, we have new developments on the man accused of stabbing author Salman Rushdie.
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The former Trump Organization CFO pled guilty this morning to a 15-year-long tax fraud scheme and could cause some damage against Trump and his company. Meanwhile, a federal judge is set to decide today whether to release the affidavit that led to the FBI search at Mar-a-Lago. The Biden administration is ramping up efforts to distribute monkeypox vaccines. Severe drought conditions continue across the US – we'll tell you what regions are experiencing the worst of it. Plus, a basketball star signs a whopping new contract.
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Drought across the US is hurting farmers’ produce, which could hurt consumers' pockets. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres is in Ukraine - we'll tell you who he'll be meeting and what they'll be discussing. The former CFO of the Trump Organization is expected to plead guilty to a 15 year tax fraud scheme this morning. We'll also tell you about a CDC shake up that's trying to improve the speed of its responses to public health crises. Plus, why Japan wants its young people to drink more alcohol.
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A judge will decide today whether to unseal the affidavit that led to an FBI search of Trump's Florida home. Ukraine has claimed responsibility for explosions in Crimea, but what is the country planning next? China is experiencing a record breaking heatwave. Florida's governor wants to ban "woke ideologies" from pension investments - we'll tell you what that means. Plus, the story of a woman who police say got control of an officer's gun and fired from the back of a patrol car.
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We begin this episode with a deadly strike on an apartment in northeastern Ukraine. Then, CNN’s Clarissa Ward gives the latest on a deadly explosion at a mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan. Some allies of former President Donald Trump are urging him to release surveillance footage of the FBI’s search at his Mar-a-Lago property. Three major pharmaceutical chains have been ordered to make a big payout for their role in the opioid crisis in one state. Lastly, a neighbor’s 911 call captured the frightening moments of actress Anne Heche’s fiery car crash.
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After being criticized for its response to the Covid-19 pandemic - the CDC says it’s taking steps to reorganize. Ukraine may have been behind explosions at Russian military facilities in Crimea. Congresswoman Liz Cheney of Wyoming lost a Republican primary election against a challenger backed by former President Donald Trump – we’ll discuss the move she could be taking next. Then, we’ll break down the impact an extreme drought is having on US farmers. Lastly, an accident off the field has one Little League World Series player in critical condition.
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Donald Trump ally Rudy Giuliani is testifying today as part of a probe by Atlanta prosecutors into the former president's efforts to subvert the 2020 election. Although she lost her US House primary last night, Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney of Wyoming has indicated that she's nowhere near ready to leave politics behind. As the Fed weighs its next inflation move, consumers still didn't spend much last month – we'll tell you how a major retailer is responding. The Syrian government denies kidnapping American journalist Austin Tice. And Pennsylvania's governor takes steps to protect residents from conversion therapy.
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Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney says she'll continue to fight former President Donald Trump, even though she's lost her seat. Sarah Palin is in a run-off election for Alaska's House seat - but has she changed since running for VP in 2008? California residents are being asked to save electricity. The leader of the Palestinian Authority is walking back comments he made comparing Israel's treatment of Palestinians to the Holocaust. Plus, a group of high school football players rescue a woman in Georgia.
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We start the episode in Wyoming, where Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney has lost her seat to a Trump backed candidate. North Korea has launched more cruise missiles - we'll give you the details. Democrats are celebrating after President Joe Biden signed a $750 billion healthcare, tax and climate bill into law. Russian forces in Crimea have been hit by a second explosion in less than a week. Plus, we'll tell you why getting a help with your hearing could be cheaper and easier in the future.
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The FBI interviewed two former White House lawyers about classified documents taken to former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property. Plus, a former congressman accused of participating in multiple financial schemes has been indicted. We’re also following a key primary race in Wyoming where congresswoman Liz Cheney is running for reelection. Scientists say it’s possible that people infected with monkeypox can pass the virus to their pets. Lastly, we have an update on author Salman Rushdie’s condition following an attack on stage.
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We start this evening with the latest surrounding last week's FBI raid on former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property -- a federal judge is set to decide whether to unseal an affidavit that led to the search. President Joe Biden signed the sweeping Inflation Reduction Act into law this afternoon, which includes historic provisions for climate and healthcare. The drought-stricken Colorado River Basin will receive funding through this act, even as severe conditions force the federal government to implement water cuts in several states. The second explosion in a week rocked another Russian military facility in annexed Crimea today. Plus, thousands of Capri Sun cases have been recalled -- we'll let you know if your pouch may be affected.
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Primary elections are underway in Alaska and Wyoming – we'll break down what's at stake for some Republican candidates and how Alaska's doing their election differently this year. Historic drought conditions in the western US could force the federal government to take unprecedented steps to manage the water shortage. First Lady Jill Biden has tested positive for COVID-19. Russian forces in an occupied region of Ukraine are facing increasing difficulties. And President Joe Biden cancels billions worth of student loan debt, while another big decision looms.
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Things aren't looking good for Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, as voters in Wyoming decide whether she could lose her seat. Gas prices are still dropping and some are predicting they could reach $3 a gallon in some states by the end of the year. A nuclear deal between the US and Iran could be around the corner, with Iran saying remaining issues are “not very difficult to resolve”. Rihanna's partner A$AP Rocky has been charged over a 2021 shooting in Hollywood. Plus, the old boss of WeWork might be making a comeback.
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Former President Donald Trump and his allies face even more legal trouble - we'll bring you the latest in the saga. Voters in Wyoming will decide today whether Republican Rep. Liz Cheney can keep her seat, but it's not looking good. Ukraine's President has accused Russia of nuclear blackmail and is calling on the international community to act. Kenya has a new president, but not everyone is happy. Plus, a story that involves nuclear secrets, cryptocurrency and a peanut butter sandwich.
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Tonight, the Justice Department opposed releasing an affidavit that investigators used to search former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. Plus, American Airlines is cutting more flights this fall. Some frozen pizzas have been recalled – we have the details. We’ll also tell you what inspectors found at three Dollar General stores that could lead to fines. Lastly, gas prices continue to fall at the pump.
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The US and the international community are calling on Russia to withdraw its troops from Europe’s largest nuclear power plant. The Biden administration say it does not plan to release seven billion dollars in frozen assets from Afghanistan’s central bank anytime soon – we’ll explain why. A second group of US lawmakers are visiting Taiwan – we’ll tell you how China is reacting. We have the latest developments in Sen. Lindsey Graham and Rudy Giuliani's legal battles involving an investigation into the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia. Lastly, flash flooding in West Virginia prompted multiple water rescues in the state.
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The dots are starting to connect in the Justice Department’s investigation into the former President’s potential mishandling of classified documents, but there are still some unknowns. The Taliban is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its takeover of Afghanistan. A health expert is raising alarm over the polio virus detection in New York City. One-third of the food the US eats is at risk, thanks to climate change. Plus, a strike over mental health services is taking place.
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We begin this episode with the latest from the FBI search of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property. US basketball player Brittney Griner's legal team is appealing a Russian court’s decision to sentence the basketball player to 9 years in prison for smuggling drugs to Russia. Iran says Salman Rushdie had himself and his fans to blame for his own stabbing. In Illinois three people have been injured after a shooting in the parking lot of a Six Flags amusement park. And finally, India marks its Independence Day.
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We begin this episode with the latest developments in the Mar-a-Lago search. US lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are seeking more information about the documents seized from the former president's home. Today marks one year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, and CNN has obtained a final draft of a scathing report on the US withdrawal. Less than two weeks after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan, a second congressional delegation is on the island today in an unannounced two-day visit. We bring you the latest on yesterday's fire in Egypt. And finally, Anne Heche has died.
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As monkeypox continues to spread around the US, federal health officials have rolled out a new strategy they say will stretch vaccine supply amid high demand. We break down what you should know about virus and look at why we may have already missed our chance at effectively containing it.
Guest: Jacqueline Howard, CNN Health reporter
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The suspect in the stabbing attack against author Salman Rushdie is being arraigned on multiple charges. FBI personnel are “doxxed” after executing a search warrant at the home of former President Donald Trump. At least one person is dead after strong winds topple a stage at a music festival near Valencia, Spain. Calls are growing to set up a demilitarized zone around Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine. And a loud boom heard in Utah may have been an exploding meteor.
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We’re learning more about what was seized by FBI at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home. Security measures at the event where Salman Rushdie was stabbed are being scrutinized. A rare women’s protest in Afghanistan is violently dispersed by the Taliban. An MLB star is suspended after testing positive for a banned substance. And a new study finds climate change is increasing the possibility of a megaflood in California.
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The FBI says it’s received a number of threats after a search at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence earlier this week. The House of Representatives has passed a major bill on climate, energy and health care. We have an update on celebrated author Salman Rushdie’s condition following an attack on stage. In southeast Europe, at least two children died in a mass shooting. Lastly, Anne Heche’s family says she's "brain dead" but remains on life support after a fiery crash sent her to the hospital.
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The House of Representatives is on track to pass a massive climate, energy and health care bill. We’re learning more about what documents might have been included in the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago search. A suspect accused of attacking celebrated author Salman Rushdie is in custody. Polio has been detected in New York City’s wastewater - we’ll tell you what health experts are saying. Lastly, you might have to pay more to mail packages this holiday season.
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The ball is in former President Donald Trump’s court to decide if the FBI’s search documents will be made public or not – we’ll tell you what could happen either way. Consumers are feeling better about the economy and inflation as Congress is poised to pass a bill that aims to ease price pains more. The Uvalde, Texas community is frustrated with agencies involved in investigating the school shooting. Hong Kong’s population is at its lowest level ever recorded – we’ll tell you why. Plus, tech platforms are making moves ahead of the midterm elections.
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In this episode we bring you the latest on the Mar-a-Lago search fallout, with news that CNN and other news organizations have asked a court to unseal all the documents connected to the search of Trump’s residence. The Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act is expected to take a giant step to the finish line today. A fired VA police officer has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison for taking part in the January 6 insurrection. The CDC has revised its Covid-19 guidance - we'll tell you what you need to know. And finally, France is running out of its precious mustard.
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We begin this episode with the latest on fallout of the Mar-a-Lago search. We bring you the latest from Cincinnati, after a man tried to enter an FBI field office with an AR-15 and a nail gun. The UN's nuclear watchdog is raising the alarm as fighting continues in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine - near the site of Europe's largest nuclear power plant. CNN's Clarissa Ward is in Afghanistan to report on life in the country, one year after the Taliban takeover. Anne Heche is still in hospital, we bring you the latest.
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The CDC has relaxed some of its Covid-19 guidelines – we have details. Plus, authorities say an armed suspect who tried to breach an FBI field office in Cincinnati, Ohio is dead. We have new developments about a shooting at a store in Mall of America last week. Drugs may have been found in actress Anne Heche’s system following a fiery crash in California. Lastly, we’ll tell you how the NBA is honoring late Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell.
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The Justice Department has filed a motion to unseal the FBI’s search warrant on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence. Authorities say a man who attempted to breach an FBI building in Cincinnati, Ohio got into a standoff with police. Ukraine is accusing Russia of shelling again around Europe’s largest nuclear plant in central Ukraine. Unexpected storms diverted flights and led to cancellations. Lastly, drivers are starting to see relief at the pump.
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The Justice Department is staying silent over its search of former President Donald Trump's Florida home, fueling questions and threats. Another inflation measure shows its cooling off and President Joe Biden says his bill in Congress will keep that trend going – we’ll tell you how that bill will impact the IRS. The CDC is sounding the alarm over a polio case in New York. A city is dealing with a migrant surge made worse by Texas. Plus, Antarctica’s ice sheet raises new climate concerns.
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We start this episode with the latest from the FBI’s investigation of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence. Gas prices are the lowest they’ve been since March this year, below 4 dollars a gallon on average. An 18-year-old and her mother in Nebraska are facing charges over an alleged illegal abortion after police accessed their Facebook messages. A man in the UK has been charged with various terrorism offenses. And finally, Coca-Cola is releasing a new, atypical flavor.
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We start this episode with reporting from the Wall Street Journal that an informant suggested to investigators there were more documents in the former president's Palm Beach club. Multiple current and former US officials are receiving significant security because of threats from Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps. Taiwan has responded to China's plan for a one-country, two-systems policy. Russia could have experienced its biggest single-day loss of military aircraft since World War II. And finally, Domino's Pizza is pulling out of Italy - we'll tell you why.
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We begin with a deadly house explosion in Evansville, Indiana and hear reaction from one neighbor. Some Republican allies are asking former President Donald Trump to announce his 2024 presidential campaign. A jury has been selected in Vanessa Bryant’s lawsuit against Los Angeles County over photos of a deadly helicopter crash that killed her husband Kobe and daughter Gianna, along with seven others. Sesame Place says it’s taking steps to implement diversity initiatives following accusations of racial bias. Lastly, Disney Plus is getting more expensive.
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In this episode, we break down a new report on consumer prices and what it could mean for inflation. Plus, former President Donald Trump pleaded the fifth in a civil investigation into his real estate finances. The US Justice Department charged a man in an alleged plot to assassinate former national security adviser John Bolton. Three pro golfers who joined the Saudi-backed LIV Series won’t be allowed to play in the PGA Tour’s first post-season event. Lastly, one of Michael Jordan’s NBA Finals jerseys could sell for big bucks at an auction – we have the details.
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Former President Donald Trump says he's refused to answer questions at a deposition with the New York Attorney General's office. Good news for your wallets - inflation cooled down a little last month. President Joe Biden has signed a bill to give more medical support to veterans. The US says Russia's suffering serious casualties in Ukraine, causing Russia to recruit troops. Plus, we'll tell you about Tennessee's harsh new law that will impact homeless people.
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The latest inflation figures are out and the Consumer Price Index is slightly lower than predicted. It's not been the best week for Trump so far. He's being deposed today as part of a civil investigation - we'll tell you why he might not be able to plead the fifth. Meanwhile people are asking what happens next, after the FBI searched Trump's Florida residence. Europe is dealing with drought after one of the hottest July's on record. Plus, Elon Musk just added a few more billions to his cash pile.
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We start with news breaking this morning that former President Donald Trump will be deposed today - we'll bring you the details. Tuesday's primary results are in, and they show Trump does still have some influence. A man has been arrested in Albuquerque in connection with the killings of two South Asian, Muslim men. An explosion in Crimea has killed one person and injured several others. Plus, rescue attempts continue in Mexico, where 10 miners are trapped.
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Tonight, a suspect has been charged in connection to the recent killings of two Muslim men in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A series of large explosions rocked an area of a Russian airbase in Crimea. Four states held primary elections today – we have a look at some key races. A Mississippi grand jury has declined to indict the White woman whose accusations led to the death of Emmett Till nearly 70 years ago. Lastly, Pfizer is developing the first potential vaccine against Lyme disease in the US in two decades.
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A bill that would help produce semiconductor chips in the US is now law. President Joe Biden has signed off on documents supporting Finland and Sweden’s bids to join NATO. A federal appeals court ruled that a House of Representatives committee can obtain former President Donald Trump’s tax returns. Gabby Petito's family is seeking tens of millions in damages from police in Utah - we'll tell you why. Lastly, the fashion designer Issey Miyake has died.
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The FBI executed a search warrant at former President Donald Trump’s resort in Florida and he’s expected to announce his 2024 run for president soon. The January 6 committee’s work continues – we’ll tell you who they’re talking to and what it has their hands on now. A tennis legend says she’s "evolving" away from the sport. The Biden administration is expected to announce a monkeypox plan. Plus, a new report shows online prices are falling fast.
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The fallout continues after the FBI executed a search warrant at former President Donald Trump's Florida resort. It's another primary day, and former Vice President Mike Pence is once again backing a different candidate to Trump. Russia says it won't fulfil part of a nuclear treaty with the US - we'll bring you the details. Three Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank. And record downpours in South Korea have killed several people.
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The FBI has searched former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort as part of an investigation into how he handled presidential documents. Ukrainian officials are warning of dire consequences after a weekend of shelling at Europe's largest power plant. In Albuquerque, police have released new information in connection with the killings of 4 South Asian, Muslim men. The fallout from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan continues - now the island is doing its own military drills. Plus, Hollywood says goodbye to Olivia Newton-John.
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We begin with details on an FBI raid at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-lago resort in Florida. Police are trying to track down a vehicle that may be linked to the deaths of four Muslim men. We have new information on actress Anne Heche’s condition following a fiery car crash in California. “Grease” co-star, John Travolta, pays tribute to singer and actress Olivia Newton-John who died today. Lastly, the world’s richest men are on a treasure hunt.
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We begin this evening with President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden in Kentucky, where deadly flooding has killed dozens and displaced thousands. Ukraine and Russia are accusing one another of shelling around Europe's largest nuclear power plant. Ahmaud Arbery's killers have been sentenced for federal hate crimes charges -- we have the latest details. Officials have found a fourth set of human remains in Lake Mead, as persistent drought causes the water levels to recede. Plus, iconic actress and singer Olivia Newton-John has died at the age of 73.
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Senate democrats have finally passed a huge healthcare and climate spending bill, but there will be no cap on insulin prices for people with private healthcare. Taiwan's foreign minister has been speaking to CNN – we'll tell you what he thinks about China's military drills. Legal challenges are underway in Louisiana and Georgia to try to fight abortion bans. One of Ahmaud Arbery's killers has been sentenced again, this time for federal hate crimes. Plus, one airline is asking its senior staff to get their hands dirty.
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Democrats have finally passed their $369 billion climate bill - we'll tell you why some climate activists don't think it goes far enough. President Joe Biden is visiting Kentucky today, in his first trip since recovering from Covid-19. Millions of Americans are under heat alerts today, with some expecting triple digits. In Albuquerque, investigators are looking into the killings of 4 Muslim men. Plus, NYC mayor Eric Adams says migrants are being forced to come to the city.
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The Democrats have finally passed their climate, healthcare and tax package - but it wasn't easy. Thousands of flights were delayed and cancelled over the weekend. President Joe Biden has welcomed a ceasefire in Gaza, after strikes from Israeli forces and militants. Ukraine is accusing Russia of launching rockets at Europe's largest nuclear power plant. Plus, tributes are paid to an 80s TV actor.
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi touched down in Taiwan last week, ignoring warnings from both the Chinese government and the Biden administration. We examine the response from China's military, how the visit could further worsen US-China relations, and what it means for the millions of Taiwanese people caught in the middle.
Guest: Will Ripley, CNN Senior International Correspondent
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In this episode, President Joe Biden has tested negative for Covid-19 for the second time, but is still in isolation. Russia asks Israel and Palestine to “show maximum restraint” to avoid a full scale conflict. A house party in Queens, New York ended on a grim note after four men were shot and wounded by police. Actress Anne Heche has a “long recovery ahead” a source close to her tells CNN. Finally, the Choco Taco is making a comeback, Klondike announces con Twitter.
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The Senate prepares to start voting on the Democrats’ sweeping economic package. Major flooding sweeps through Death Valley National Park, stranding visitors. Israeli strikes in Gaza kill more than a dozen. The CDC is offering guidance on how to reduce exposure to monkeypox as vaccines remain in short supply. And a French scientist is in hot water for trying to pass off a piece of chorizo as an image from the James Webb Space Telescope.
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This evening, a jury has reached a verdict on punitive damages in Alex Jones’ defamation trial about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Plus, the Indiana House of Representatives has passed a bill that bans abortions at all stages of pregnancy with limited exceptions. Some city officials are raising concerns about the pace of migrant buses from Texas. A third person has died from a lightning strike near the White House. Lastly, we break down the challenges causing flight cancellations in the US.
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A new US jobs report surpassed economists’ expectations – we have the details. A Texas jury is deciding how much right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones must pay in punitive damages in a defamation trial about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. We’re following new developments on deadly airstrikes in Gaza. Russia says it’s ready to discuss a potential prisoner swap with the US. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a lightning strike that killed an elderly couple near the White House.
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The labor market was strong in July, but it wasn’t what the Federal Reserve wanted to see – we’ll tell you why today’s good news on jobs could potentially be bad news for the economy. China is retaliating to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan trip militarily and diplomatically, so the White House has stepped up its stance. The US is weighing plans to stretch its monkeypox vaccine supply further as cases rise. Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones may have to deal with the January 6 House select committee soon and Georgia changed its tax law following the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
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It's jobs day and the figures are much higher than expected - we'll tell you why that might not be what the Fed wanted. Former President Donald Trump is in communication with the Justice Department over the January 6th investigation. Thousands of tons of corn has left a port in Ukraine. The Biden Administration has declared a public health emergency over monkeypox, but is it too little too late? And NASA has a problem with its aging space suits.
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We begin with Senator Kyrsten Sinema now saying she’ll support her party’s sweeping healthcare and energy bill after some changes were made - we’ll bring you the details. Chinese state media says missiles were launched over Taiwan, as part of Beijing’s intimidation campaign against the island. Extreme weather is battering the US - we’ll tell you where. Russia’s foreign minister says Moscow is ready to discuss a prisoner swap for two detained Americans. And, why climbing one famous mountain may soon cost you a pretty penny.
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A jury has decided how much right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones will have to pay in damages in a defamation trial about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting. We’ll tell you about an incident inside Mall of America that has police investigating. Former President Donald Trump’s legal team is communicating with the US Justice Department as part of a probe about the Capitol insurrection. Senate Democrats have reached a deal on a major economic package. Lastly, monkeypox is now a public health emergency in the US.
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Monkeypox is now a public health emergency in the US. A Russian court has sentenced WNBA star Brittney Griner to nine years in jail. US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited the demilitarized zone that divides North and South Korea. Four current and former Louisville officers are facing federal charges in connection with the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s home in 2020. Lastly, a Florida state attorney who vowed not to prosecute those who violate the state’s abortion ban has been suspended.
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WNBA star Brittney Griner was sentenced to nine years in prison by a Russian court after being found guilty of drug smuggling charges. Democratic senators are trying to wrangle support for their healthcare and energy package from a cautious Kyrsten Sinema – we'll tell you her sticking points so far. Indiana lawmakers in the state House are set to vote on a near-total abortion ban. Later this fall, the US Supreme Court will hear two cases that challenge affirmative action practices in colleges. Plus, the Transportation Department wants to make it easier for US flyers to get refunds.
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China says it’s fired several missiles into the sea around Taiwan, which is being seen as further retaliation for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit. Closing arguments are expected today in Brittney Griner's trial in Russia. The vote in Kansas to protect abortion rights is giving Democrats hope for the midterms. The Senate heard testimony detailing some of the threats made to officials and election workers following the 2020 election, and the struggle to provide security. Plus, stranded at sea in a capsized boat - we'll tell you how one man survived for 16 hours.
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We begin with China launching military exercises including live-fire drills near Taiwan following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit there. Up to 3 inches of rain fell in the St. Louis area overnight with one suburb drenched with 2 inches in just 23 minutes. Jury deliberations have begun for conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' defamation trial - we'll bring you the details. A former Ukrainian basketball star is raising money for Ukraine by auctioning off two championship rings. And, Chrissy Teigen has an announcement.
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This evening, we have details on a crash that killed Indiana congresswoman Jackie Walorski. The Senate has formally accepted Sweden and Finland’s bids to join NATO. A jury has started deliberating in right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ defamation trial. The NFL says it’s appealing Deshaun Watson’s six-game suspension in exchange for a harsher penalty. Lastly, the CDC may be updating its guidance on Covid-19 this week.
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President Joe Biden has signed a second executive order to help ensure access to an abortion. China has suspended some trade with Taiwan in an apparent response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to the island. The man charged in connection to a deadly mass shooting at a 4th of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois has pleaded not guilty. We have new developments in right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ defamation trial over lies he pushed about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting. Lastly, a six-year legal battle over Prince’s estate has come to an end.
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We have projections in two key GOP primaries in Arizona – two of the former President’s preferred candidates came out on top. US gas prices have fallen for 50 days straight with oil-rich countries pledging to pump more oil in September. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan comes to an end. Lake Mead’s water levels are so low, three bodies have been found since May – we’ll tell you where the investigations stand. Plus, NASA says an underwater volcano eruption could cause the Earth’s surface to warm.
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Former Trump White House counsel Pat Cipollone has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury - CNN's political director explains why this is a big deal. President Joe Biden will sign an executive order today, aiming to safeguard abortion access. Meanwhile, the Justice Department is suing Idaho over its near total abortion ban - we'll bring you the details. The Senate passed a bill to expand healthcare benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. And, the online brokerage Robinhood is cutting its workforce.
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We begin this episode in Kansas, where voters have decided to keep the right to an abortion in the state. Meanwhile, several other primaries were held, with Republicans breathing sighs of relief over one race - we'll bring you the details. China conducted military exercises around Taiwan as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi met with Taiwan’s President. Legendary broadcaster Vin Scully, known as the voice of the L.A. Dodgers, has died. And, the verdict is in for an American dentist accused of killing his wife while big game hunting in Africa.
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Tonight, the US State Department is warning Americans about potential retaliatory attacks following a drone strike mission that killed al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. Plus, the Senate passed a bill aimed at expanding health care benefits to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits during their military service. Then, we’ll take a look at some key primaries in five states. The US has sanctioned Russian President Vladimir Putin’s reputed girlfriend. Lastly, right-wing conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones, testified in a defamation trial over lies he pushed about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting.
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We begin this episode with China’s response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan visit. We’ll also break down the impact her trip is having on global and US stock markets. Plus, we’ll share what a new report is saying about how much American household debt grew. The US Justice Department is suing Idaho over the state’s abortion restrictions. We have new developments on California’s McKinney wildfire. Lastly, Tiger Woods rejected a big golf tour offer.
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is in Taiwan, despite White House warnings and China's threats. Five states are gearing up for contentious GOP primary elections. The death toll from the Kentucky floods continues to rise, as survivors grapple with the fallout. Economists are divided about whether the Democrat-backed healthcare and energy package will fight high inflation. Plus, the White House appoints a national monkeypox response coordinator.
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A US drone strike that killed al Qaeda's leader has also revealed the Taliban were harboring him. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could be landing in Taiwan today - we'll bring you the details. Voters in Kansas today will decide on removing protections for abortion access from the state's constitution. California has declared a state of emergency because of monkeypox. And, we'll tell you why Beyoncé is re-recording a song on her new album.
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We begin this episode with questions raised about who knew that al Qaeda's leader was in Kabul and for how long. The US is warning China not to escalate tensions over Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan - we'll bring you the details. Meanwhile, a federal judge has sentenced a man who brought a gun to the January 6 attack. A horrific video of a Nigerian man being beaten to death in Italy is sparking outcries and conversations on racism. And, why you should always declare your McMuffins at customs.
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Tonight, we bring you the latest on the drone strike that killed Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. Then, we’re talking about Ukraine’s first grain shipment since Russia’s invasion began, and the former high-level Russian official in the hospital. The first Capitol insurrection rioter to go to trial has been sentenced. Lastly, we’ll break down two recent recalls, and what to look out for.
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President Joe Biden has tested positive for Covid-19 again. Plus, we have new developments on a raging wildfire in California and dangerous flooding in Kentucky. New York City has become the epicenter for monkeypox - we'll explain how state officials are taking action. Then, we’ll tell you about Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson’s six-game suspension over sexual misconduct allegations. Lastly, anyone caught near the world’s tallest tree could pay the price.
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US and Taiwanese officials confirm House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to visit the island, despite China’s threats. Officials say two people have died after getting trapped in the path of California’s largest blaze so far this year. Lawmakers are likely to vote this week on a bill aimed at providing care for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits during their service, after it surprisingly failed last week. A health expert tells CNN the US might have missed its chance to slow the spread of monkeypox. Plus, a US dentist accused of killing his wife on a safari trip is on trial.
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In this episode we look at the McKinney wildfire in California, which has quickly become the state's biggest. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will visit the island of Taiwan according to US and Taiwanese officials. President Biden faces a make-or-break week for his agenda - listen for details. Thousands of people have taken to the streets in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum after a CNN investigation was released last week. And finally, cat food for humans?
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We begin this week in Kentucky, where flash floods have killed dozens. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi kicked off her tour of Asia this week, but no word on whether Taiwan's on her agenda. Ukrainian and Turkish officials say the first ship carrying Ukrainian grain in months has now left the port of Odesa. Protesters have stormed Iraq's parliament for the second time in a week. And finally, remembering Bill Russell and Nichelle Nichols.
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Former President Donald Trump’s election lies are shaping Republican primary races across the country. Ahead of voting on Tuesday in Arizona, CNN traveled to the state to hear from Republican voters on who they’re backing, if the January 6th hearings are swaying their opinions, and who they want to lead the Republican party going forward.
Guest: Donie O’Sullivan, CNN Correspondent
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The death toll continues to rise in eastern Kentucky after a climate change-fueled flood event. States and cities are taking action as monkeypox cases rise. The winner of Friday’s $1.34 billion Mega Millions jackpot is still unknown. Federal aviation officials are investigating a deadly emergency landing in North Carolina. And US Space Command is on the lookout for Chinese rocket debris.
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More rain is expected in eastern Kentucky as rescuers work to help trapped flood victims. The White House downplays a Russian counteroffer as it works to free Brittany Griner and Paul Whelan. A winning Mega Millions ticket ($1.28 billion) was sold in Illinois. Iraqi protestors storm parliament in response to the nomination of a new prime minister. And a proposed piece of federal legislation would ban lyrics from being used as evidence in criminal cases.
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This evening, the House passed a bill that would ban assault-style weapons in the US. We’ll explain the challenges rescue teams in Kentucky are facing amid a deadly flooding disaster. The Biden administration is planning to offer updated booster shots this fall. We have new developments on Twitter’s lawsuit against billionaire Elon Musk. Lastly, we’ll tell you why a skirt from luxury fashion brand, Dior, is at the center of controversy.
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This afternoon, Russia and Ukraine are negotiating a route for grain exports. Then, an update on the potential US-Russia prisoner swap. We also discuss ongoing rescue efforts amid flooding in Kentucky. Actor Will Smith posted a video today apologizing for slapping Chris Rock in March. Lastly, we bring you the latest on the Mega Millions drawing.
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Senate Democrats still have some hurdles to jump if they want to pass their climate and economic package. The 'will she/won't she' continues, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is heading to Asia and hasn't ruled out visiting Taiwan yet. Officials are waiting at a port in Ukraine, hopeful Russia will let grain shipments out of the country. The Washington, DC mayor is calling for action to help with migrants coming to the city. Plus, a LIV golf tournament today is raising eyebrows.
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We start in Kentucky where rescue workers are still searching for survivors after deadly floods. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's potential trip to Taiwan is causing tension between the US and China. Both Ukrainian and Russian forces are reporting deaths from airstrikes - we'll give you the details. In Nicaragua, an opposition leader has been jailed for 10 years. Plus, we'll tell you about the new party made up of former Republicans and Democrats.
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We start with a CNN exclusive that the Justice Department is getting ready to fight in court to force former President Donald Trump's circle to talk. In Kentucky, at least 8 people have died after flooding, and the death toll is likely to rise. China's leader gave President Joe Biden a harsh warning about Taiwan - we'll tell you what he said. San Fransisco and New York are preparing for more monkeypox cases. Plus, a Supreme Court justice speaks publicly for the first time since voting to remove the federal right to an abortion.
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Tonight, Congress passed a bill that addresses a semiconductor chip shortage in the US. An investigation into the Capitol insurrection moves deeper into the ranks of White House officials who directly interacted with former President Donald Trump. San Francisco has declared monkeypox a public health emergency. We’ll tell you how more than half of Americans responded in a new CNN poll about the US Supreme Court’s anti-abortion ruling. Lastly, one of President Joe Biden’s granddaughters plans to celebrate her wedding day at the White House.
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This afternoon, we're explaining President Joe Biden's meeting with business executives - and another with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Then, we'll bring you the updates on monkeypox, and the impact of flooding in Kentucky. Lastly, Ukraine celebrates its statehood with an inaugural holiday.
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Recession fears are growing, after we learned the US economy shrank for the second quarter in a row today – we’ll tell you why they’re just fears for now and how Congress is stepping up. The US is frustrated Russia hasn’t responded to its prisoner swap idea in a meaningful way. The principal of Robb Elementary School is defending her actions in the wake of a massacre that left 19 kids and two teachers dead in Uvalde, Texas. A go-to cheap airline could become pricier if a new deal goes through, and lawmakers might be banned from trading stocks soon.
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In what could be a red-flag for recession watchers, new numbers this morning shows the US economy shrank over the past 3 months - we’ll bring you the details. President Joe Biden will speak to China’s leader Xi Jinping today on a range of topics, including a controversial trip by the House Speaker. The heat is on for at least a few more days for people in the US Pacific Northwest and South. A person has been killed after a Lyft driver allegedly asked him to get out in the middle of a highway. And, a 170-carat pink diamond has been found.
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We begin this episode with a win for Democrats after Senator Joe Manchin agrees to support a bill on climate change and health care. Sources tell CNN President Joe Biden has agreed to swap a convicted arms trafficker for two Americans held in Russia - we'll bring you the details. Japan has confirmed a case of Monkeypox as the rest of Asia is on high alert for the disease. A tragedy in Alaska as a teen killed his 3 siblings before turning the gun on himself. And, a man suspected of starting a fire is tied to a tree.
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Tonight, we begin with a breakthrough Senate deal on energy and healthcare. Then, we’re talking about the US’s proposed prisoner swap that could free two Americans in Russia. A man accused of shooting during a 4th of July parade has been indicted. Actor Tony Dow has passed - one day after a premature announcement. Lastly, we’ll tell you why Sprite will soon look different on supermarket shelves.
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The Federal Reserve has hiked up interest rates again - we’ll tell you why it’s historic. President Joe Biden spoke today after testing negative for Covid-19. Two former Minneapolis police officers have been sentenced for their role in the death of George Floyd, and the Senate passed a bill aimed at boosting US semiconductor chip production. Lastly, we’ll tell you what’s going on with the Mega Millions jackpot.
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We start with an update on President Joe Biden's Covid-19 infection. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates later this afternoon, and it could be one of many to come that could possibly trigger a recession. WNBA star Brittney Griner says she wasn't read her rights when she was arrested in Russia earlier this year - we'll bring you the latest from her trial in Moscow. We'll also tell you why more abortion restrictions are likely to come in some states and highlight controversy in one. City council members in Uvalde, Texas have promised to investigate every city police officer who responded to the Robb Elementary School shooting. Plus, a powerful earthquake rocks parts of Asia.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland says the DOJ's January 6th probe will go after anyone who has broken the law - even former presidents. The Fed is expected to announce another rate hike this afternoon - we'll bring you the details. Work to restart Ukraine's grain shipments begins today, just as Russia's gas supply to Europe is being cut back. 4 asymptomatic cases of Covid-19 has led China to shut down a district of a million people. And, the Mega Millions jackpot should be called "Mega Billion."
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We begin with US Attorney General Merrick Garland speaking about the DOJ’s grand jury investigation into the attempts to overturn the election last year, and who he’s willing to go after. Brittney Griner is expected to testify in her own defense today, as she faces up to 10 years in a Russian prison for drug smuggling. A new study shows many American parents aren’t getting their kids vaccinated - we’ll bring you the details. Extreme drought, heat, and flooding is hitting different parts of the US. Plus, we’ll tell you about a 13-year-old college student who’s heading to medical school.
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We begin with the latest on WNBA star Brittney Griner’s drug smuggling trial and hear from one expert who testified in her defense. US Attorney General Merrick Garland says he won’t rule out prosecuting former President Donald Trump for his role in the Capitol insurrection. We’ll share the results from a new CNN poll about President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects among Democratic voters. Actor Tony Dow’s management team removed a statement that said he died. Lastly, we have a look at some of the songs on former President Barack Obama’s summer playlist.
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The US is taking action to ease fears about severe gas shortages in Europe as Russia cuts its supply. Former President Donald Trump has returned to Washington for the first time since leaving office. St. Louis is dealing with significant flooding from historic rainfall. A third set of human remains have been discovered in Lake Mead. Lastly, student loan borrowers are hoping for more financial relief as the Biden administration weighs extending a repayment pause.
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We start with an update on how US consumers are feeling and spoiler alert, it's not great – we'll tell you how this plays into recession fears and how the global economy is doing. We now have more insight into the Justice Department's investigation into the January 6th attack, as a high profile witness has given evidence. In Indiana, a special session is being held on a restrictive abortion bill. China warns Taiwan not to go after independence. Plus, Russia says it's leaving the International Space Station.
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The Oak fire continues to rage outside California’s Yosemite Park. It's a big week for the economy - we'll tell you what to look out for. WNBA star Brittney Griner was in a Russian Court again today - as her legal team pleas for a lenient sentence. Despite new measures, some families in Uvalde, Texas say they don’t feel the school board is doing enough to protect students when classes resume for the first time since May’s deadly shooting. And, we’ll tell you why a speaker’s views led some med students to walk out of a ceremony on Sunday.
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We begin with President Joe Biden criticizing his predecessor's inaction during the January 6 attack. Meanwhile, the former chef of staff to Mike Pence says he’s given evidence in front of a grand jury investigating the Capitol attack - we'll bring you the details. Ukraine says a counteroffensive to recapture lost territory is making progress. A review of research says more potent pot is also more addictive. And, Kate Moss opens up about her "difficult and painful" career.
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Body camera footage appears to undermine the Uvalde, Texas school district police chief’s claim that he wasn’t in command during an elementary school shooting in May. Plus, former Vice President Mike Pence’s then-chief-of-staff says he testified before a federal grand jury last week as part of an investigation into the Capitol insurrection. We’ll tell you what one major retailer is doing that could be a sign that inflation is cooling off. A New York pastor says thieves stole more than a million dollars worth of jewelry during his church service – we have the details. Lastly, ‘Goodfellas’ and ‘Law & Order’ actor, Paul Sorvino, has died.
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President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 symptoms have improved – we have an update from his doctor. We’ll also explain why Russia’s state-owned energy company is cutting its gas supply to Europe again. We’re tracking the latest developments on California’s fast-moving Oak Fire. Police shot a woman who fired several shots at a Dallas airport. Lastly, we’ll hear Pope Francis’ apology to Canada’s indigenous community for Catholic school abuses.
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Today, we’re discussing the Biden administration’s attempts to stay optimistic about a possible recession with new economic data incoming this week. Plus, the US is working on a backup plan to get grain out of Ukraine after it seems like Russia might not hold up its end of a new deal. There’s also almost 3,000 cases of Monkeypox in the US, but we’ll explain why a lot of information about the virus is still unknown. And, we'll give you updates about how cash bail works in Detroit now and a study about why naps may be bad for your health.
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90 million Americans are feeling the heat after being under various heat alerts since Sunday. The wife of a Supreme Court Justice may get a subpoena from the January 6 committee - we'll bring you the details. We'll also tell you about a deadly shooting at an L.A. park where a car show was being held. China says it's completed an important stage in building its own orbiting space station. And, Kid Cudi walked off the stage this weekend after being hit in the head.
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We begin with a wildfire raging outside Yosemite National Park - the largest in California so far this season. Pope Francis is in Canada to apologize for the Catholic Church’s role in the country’s abusive residential schools. Boosting Ukraine’s grain exports seem to be going ahead, despite Russian forces striking the port city of Odessa - we’ll bring you the details. Myanmar’s military junta has executed four people - the first judicial executions in the country in decades. And, a Florida woman was stabbed by a sailfish.
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After months of waiting, families in Uvalde, Texas are finally getting answers about the law enforcement response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School. We examine the findings of a Texas House committee report, whether any officers will be held accountable for their inaction, and what Uvalde residents are demanding before the new school year.
Guest: Rosa Flores, CNN Correspondent
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The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern. Two Americans have died in Ukraine under, still unknown, circumstances. Cuba will hold a referendum that could open the door for same sex marriage and other marital rights. ICE is set to develop a new ID that will make processes easier for immigrants. Finally, Disney makes the fairy godmother more inclusive.
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Russia has bombed a port in Odesa just a day after signing an agreement to allow Ukraine to once again export grain. Three men in Pennsylvania have been charged in a 911 dispatch call that cost a woman’s life. In New York, an off-duty correction officer has been charged in the death of an 18-year-old. Intense heat is expected across the country, with temperatures reaching the triple digits. Finally, the Mega Millions jackpot reaches a whopping $790 million.
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In this episode, Uvalde, Texas’ school board postpones its decision on whether to fire the district’s police chief for law enforcement’s response to an elementary school massacre. California is on the verge of a new indoor mask mandate while the state passes a new gun law that’s modeled after Texas’ abortion ban. Plus, a man accused of attacking a Republican nominee for governor of New York has been charged. Lastly, Vince McMahon says he’s retiring as Chairman and CEO of WWE.
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We begin with an update on President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 symptoms. A jury has reached a verdict in Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress trial. The US and European Union announced new military aid packages for Ukraine as Russia's war continues. The federal government is cracking down on illegal auto warranty robocalls. Lastly, two track-and-field pros make history.
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It’s official, Ukraine can ship grain exports from ports Russia had blocked – we’ll tell you why that’s significant and how the deal was reached. Twitter’s earnings are out and the legal drama with Elon Musk played a factor. The January 6 committee held a primetime hearing last night – we’ll give you the highlights. Some women are struggling to get a critical medication they rely on and the Supreme Court’s ruling has something to do with it. Plus, it’s hot enough around the world to cause infrastructure to crumble.
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Scientists were captivated when NASA released the first images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, which included images of distant galaxies billions of light years away. We examine what they could tell us about the universe and what else the telescope will be looking for in the years to come.
Guest: Ashley Strickland, CNN Space and Science Writer
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President Joe Biden heads to Saudi Arabia today, where he’s expected to meet Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - we’ll bring you the details. The House of Representatives is expected pass a pair of bills aimed at protecting access to abortion at the federal level. Sri Lankans are celebrating after the country’s parliament confirmed it has formally accepted the President’s resignation. Texas is challenging guidance from the Biden administration that says federal law overrides state abortion restrictions. And, a new number is launched for mental health emergencies.
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President Biden is scheduled to set out this week on an international trip which includes a stop in Saudi Arabia. We examine why Biden is re-engaging with the kingdom after vowing to make it a ‘pariah,’ and how the reset could have wide-ranging impacts from the Middle East to US gas pumps.
Guest: Natasha Bertrand, CNN White House Reporter
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In the days following the Supreme Court opinion which overturned Roe v. Wade,states have been left to decide how to regulate abortion. We examine the fallout in Missouri, where an abortion ban is forcing patients to travel across state lines for care and pushing local prosecutors to consider whether or not they’ll enforce it.
Guest: Alexandra Field, CNN Correspondent
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President Joe Biden announced that the US is bolstering its military presence in Europe as Russia’s war in Ukraine continues. The death toll from a migrant smuggling incident in Texas has gone up – we'll tell you how the state’s governor is responding. R. Kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. Also, one of Rudy Giuliani’s former associates received his sentence for campaign finance charges. Lastly, the CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond is resigning as sales tumble.
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We start with reactions from the GOP on yesterday's shocking January 6 testimony from a former Trump White House aide. In Spain, NATO leaders have formally invited Finland and Sweden to join the military alliance and President Joe Biden had a lot to do with it – we'll tell you what else he's up to today. A new federal report shows the US economy is doing worse than we thought. What role will tech companies have in a post-Roe world? Plus, R. Kelly is due to be sentenced today.
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We start in Spain where President Joe Biden has announced more US forces in Europe while at a NATO summit in. Back in the US, several primaries were held around the country last night - we’ll bring you details on some of the results, including for New York’s governor. A record heatwave in Japan has nearly 40 million people being asked to use less electricity. An independent news site in the Philippines says it has been ordered to shut down, in what’s being seen as a blow to press freedom. And, a deadly mystery in the Bahamas is solved.
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We begin with a critical NATO summit today that's set to see a historic expansion and redefine security in Europe for years to come. The January 6 panel was told that before the Capitol attack, then-President Trump was told some in the crowd had weapons - we'll bring you the details. Two arrests have been made in connection to the 51 people found dead in the back of a semi-truck in San Antonio. 7 million people desperately need aid after severe flooding on the Bangladesh-India border. And, a Subway employee was shot and killed over a sandwich.
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This evening, we start with the bombshell testimony from today’s January 6 Committee hearing. We also have the latest results from the primary elections happening in five states today. Finland and Sweden will now both have an easier time joining NATO. And finally, an update on the monkeypox cases in the US and an actress that died today.
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In its last-minute hearing, the Jan. 6 committee learned new details from a former Trump White House aide - listen to hear her explosive testimony. As abortion bans in states across the country loom, we'll tell you the latest state that's had its ban blocked by a court. The president is in Spain today to discuss Russia's war in Ukraine with NATO leaders, and Ghislaine Maxwell received her sentence for her years-long scheme to sexually abuse underage girls with her confidante, Jeffrey Epstein. Lastly, Ernst & Young is in some hot water we'll tell you why.
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The fight to protect and or further restrict abortion access has kicked into high gear after the Supreme Court’s Roe v. wade decision. President Joe Biden is in Spain for a NATO summit, where the group has a lot of talk about amid Russia’s war in Ukraine. We have new details about why the January 6 House select committee scheduled today's hearing unexpectedly. Voters across the country hit the polls today in primary and run-off elections, and a 101-year-old man was convicted in a German court today for his Holocaust atrocities.
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President Joe Biden is leaving the G7 meeting in Germany this morning and is heading straight to the NATO summit in Spain, where Ukraine will again be high on the agenda. A new poll shows most Americans disapprove of the Supreme Court’s ruling on Roe v. Wade. Ghislaine Maxwell is set to be sentenced today for her role in helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse underage girls. 12 people have died after a chlorine gas leak in Jordan. And, 2 women, 2 suitcases, and 109 live animals.
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We begin with a horrible discovery in San Antonio, Texas, where 46 people were found dead inside a semi-truck. Some of the survivors include children. The January 6 panel is holding an unexpected hearing today - we’ll bring you the details. 3 people are dead and at least 50 injured after an Amtrak derailment in Missouri. Search teams continue digging in Ukraine after a shopping mall was hit by a Russian strike - as US officials debate if Ukraine can reclaim all its territory. And, some big names will be on the court on day 2 of Wimbledon.
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We begin with a CNN exclusive – Vice President Kamala Harris gives her first interview since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. We also have the latest developments on a deadly Amtrak train derailment in Missouri and an attack on a shopping mall in Ukraine. Federal agents seized the phone of former President Donald Trump’s election attorney John Eastman. Lastly, an accused school shooter in Michigan may take the stand in his parents’ trial.
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As protests continue over the ruling against Roe v. Wade focus is coming onto medical abortion pills that can be sent through the mail. G7 leaders are trying to find more ways to sanctions Russia as Moscow is still making money from oil revenues. Meanwhile a deadly Russian missile strike hit an apartment building in Kyiv. Several people are dead and hundreds injured after a part of a stadium collapsed in Colombia. And, a deadly alligator attack in South Carolina.
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We begin this episode with the aftermath of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and how some women are now looking outside their state to have an abortion. The US is expected to reveal a missile defense system for Ukraine at the G7 summit today while leaders also discuss further sanctions on Russia. Prince Charles has made headlines for accepting bags full of cash from Qatar's former Prime Minister - we'll tell you the details. Hundreds of flights were canceled in the US this weekend - find out what one airline says is to blame. And, NASA is making history down under.
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In a special extended Sunday edition of the 5 Things podcast, we take a look at a momentous week at the Supreme Court and the far-reaching impacts of two major rulings. First, we examine why the court’s conservative majority overturned Roe v. Wade, and what it means for women across the country. Then, in the wake of a major ruling on gun rights, we hear the story of an Oklahoma group that is actively trying to loosen weapon laws in the state, despite a spate of recent mass shootings and the passage of new federal gun legislation.
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More states are moving to ban abortion after Roe v. Wade is overturned. President Biden heads to Europe while Russia gains ground in Ukraine. Iran says it’s ready to restart nuclear talks with the US. Illinois sees another act of gun violence not long after new federal gun safety legislation is signed into law. And Serena Williams returns to Wimbledon on the cusp of history.
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President Biden signs a bipartisan gun safety bill into law. Abortion rights protestors turn out in large numbers across the country, while more states act to ban abortions in the wake of the landmark Supreme Court decision. A shooting at a gay bar in Oslo, Norway leaves at least two dead. The CDC is urging gay and bisexual men in Florida to get the meningococcal vaccine. And extreme heat is set to hit the South and Pacific Northwest this weekend.
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The US Supreme Court has ended a woman’s constitutional right to an abortion. We’ll hear from President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and political leaders from both sides of the aisle. Plus, emotions are also running high over the future of abortion rights in the US – we’ll hear from protesters who support and oppose the move. We’ll also examine how this historic reversal could impact women's health care and states.
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The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, meaning there is no longer a federal constitutional right to an abortion – we’ll break down more from the opinion and what this means for abortion access in the US. A gun safety bill will likely be landing on the President's desk soon, as it's set to pass its last hurdle: a House vote later today. A consumer-focused report the Federal Reserve keeps a close eye says overall sentiment hit a new low. Today marks the first anniversary of the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida. And, we'll tell you why the US has released a Guantanamo Bay prisoner.
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We begin this episode with the latest public January 6 hearing. Last night the Senate passed its first major gun legislation in decades. Europe's biggest economy is running out of gas. At least four people have died after 12 days of protests in Ecuador - we'll tell you what they're protesting about. And a man seeking execution by firing squad has won SCOTUS' blessing.
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In this episode we bring you the news of the Senate passing its first major federal gun safety legislation in decades. GOP members of congress asked former President Trump for a pardon. Ukrainian troops are withdrawing from the strategic city of Severodonetsk. In the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has suffered a heavy loss in a former stronghold. And Netflix is laying off 300 employees.
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In this episode, we’ll hear from a former Justice Department official who threatened to resign amid pressure from the Trump campaign to intervene in the 2020 presidential election. Plus, new documentary footage about the Capitol insurrection reveals how then-Vice President Mike Pence reacted to a request to invoke the 25th amendment. Also, the US is sending Ukraine new military aid – we have the details. Children six through 17 will soon be eligible for shots of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine. Lastly, thousands of defrauded student loan borrowers are getting their debts cancelled.
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Three former Justice Department officials are testifying about how the Trump campaign pressured them to support its false election fraud claims in the 2020 presidential election. Plus, the US Supreme Court’s ruling that struck down a New York law that restricted concealed carry is getting mixed reactions. A final Senate vote on the bipartisan gun reform package could come later today. EU leaders have given Ukraine and Moldova the greenlight to join the bloc. Lastly, we’ll explain why Juul vaping products are now banned in the US.
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This afternoon, we start off with a breaking decision from the Supreme Court about concealed gun carry in New York. It comes as senators prepare to vote on a hefty gun safety deal today. And as the court is wrapping up its term, more contentious decisions are expected, including one on abortion – we'll tell you how the White House is preparing. We'll also tell you why the January 6 committee is taking a break with public hearings after its fifth one today. And if you're planning to buy a house soon, listen to hear how mortgage rates in the US are doing.
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This morning we bring you the latest on the line up for today's January 6 committee hearing. Uvalde School District Police Chief Pete Arredondo has been put on leave. Three volunteers captured fighting with the Ukrainian army are hoping to avoid the death penalty. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Prince Charles are both in Rwanda, but for different reasons. An Ohio University has trademarked the word "the."
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In this episode we'll tell about some new subpoenas from the DOJ. In Afghanistan, the Taliban government is appealing for help with rescue and recovery efforts after an earthquake killed at least 1,000 people. Ukraine may gain EU candidacy status today - we'll tell you why full membership is still a long way off. Researchers at Harvard Medical School say Omicron subvariants elicit less of an immune response than the original disease. And finally - JP Morgan's Chase is cutting jobs - we'll tell you why.
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House Republican leaders say they’ll vote against the Senate’s bipartisan gun safety bill. Plus, the Justice Department subpoenaed a major player in the Trump campaign's fake elector scheme in an attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election. A Uvalde school district police chief has been placed on administrative leave in the wake of a deadly school shooting at an elementary school. European leaders are expected to announce a decision on Ukraine’s bid to join the EU. Lastly, new research on how the latest Covid-19 subvariants could raise the risk of breakthrough infections.
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We start with President Joe Biden’s plan to lower gas prices in the US. Plus, senators grilled Fed Chairman Jerome Powell over the central bank’s interest rate hikes. A state supreme court overturned the murder conviction of a man whose son died in a hot car. Then, we’ll hear from a woman who survived a deadly earthquake in Afghanistan. Lastly, Kraft Macaroni & Cheese is rebranding a household staple.
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Amid high US gas prices, President Joe Biden is expected to ask Congress to approve a three-month gas tax holiday – we’ll tell you what that could mean for you and why it might cause more harm than good. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is testifying before a Senate Committee today on inflation. Afghanistan was hit by a deadly earthquake – we’ll tell you what other regions saw devastation today too. Brooklyn Center, Minnesota will pay a settlement to the family of a Black man who was shot and killed by a former police officer. Plus, the Biden administration is planning on taking on Big Tobacco.
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In this episode we look at new questions raised after local media obtained new images and transcripts from the Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. The clock is ticking for a gun-safety deal - we’ll tell you why. We’ll bring you the latest guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics on how babies should sleep. In international news – at least 200 civlians are believed to have been killed in Ethiopia. And, Cambodian villagers have caught what researchers say is the world’s biggest freshwater fish.
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This afternoon we'll listen to the fourth public hearing of the January 6th house select committee, we'll tell you what to expect. Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens ran a political ad calling for certain Republicans to be hunted. Israel is heading for its fifth election in less than four years. Gas prices are sky high, but could help be around the corner? Finally, we bring you news of an ancient city that rose from the water.
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In this episode, we’ll tell you who’s slated to testify in Tuesday’s public hearing about then-President Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Plus, the Texas GOP’s new party platform pushes Trump’s false election claims – we have the details. We also have the latest developments in the battle for Ukraine’s east as Russia’s invasion continues. A group of students who survived last year's deadly mass shooting at a Michigan high school are suing. Lastly, we’ll tell you how climate change led to the discovery of an ancient city.
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We begin with a taxi crash in New York that sent several people to the hospital. Plus, we’ll tell you when the Biden administration says children as young as six months will start getting Covid-19 shots. In international politics, an agreement to dissolve Israel’s government could trigger a general election later this year. We’ll also tell you where Bitcoin prices stand and what it means for investors. Lastly, we’ll break down the options President Joe Biden is weighing to help Americans cope with inflation.
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This episode, we’re giving you a preview of what the House January 6 committee expects to talk about during tomorrow’s hearing - including alleged evidence that then-President Donald Trump’s was involved in a scheme around fake electors. A Turkish delegation is set to meet with representatives from Finland and Sweden on their bids to join NATO. Also, thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled across the US, and the world’s biggest gambling hub has shut down non-essential businesses - except its casinos. Lastly, one Russian athlete is changing her nationality.
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In this episode we look at whether President Joe Biden's Build Back Better bill could be making a comeback. A 15-year-old boy was killed on Juneteenth - we'll bring you the details. Flooding has affected millions in India and Bangladesh with no signs of improving. Transgender swimmers won't be allowed to swim in elite competitions because of new rules by the governing body. Colombia heads in a new direction.
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We begin this week with the latest steps the White House is taking to bring down prices. Russian state media says the two Americans that went missing in Ukraine have been captured by Russian-backed separatists. If you're planning on traveling today, brace yourself. Large parts of the US are bracing for another heatwave, CNN's Pedram Javaheri has more. And, what you need to know about yesterday's Juneteenth celebration.
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Today is Juneteenth, which marks the day in 1865 when slaves in Galveston, Texas learned of their freedom more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. We examine the its origins, how it became a federal holiday, and what happens when corporations try to commercialize a holiday Black Americans have been celebrating for over a century.
Guest: Don Lemon, CNN Anchor
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After massacres in Uvalde and Buffalo, calls have grown louder to ban or restrict access to AR-15 style rifles. We examine what makes this weapon so lethal, how law enforcement has adjusted its tactics in response, and what Congress may be willing to do to further regulate it.
Guest: Josh Campbell, CNN Correspondent
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Protests are planned in hundreds of cities in the wake of deadly gun violence. Ukraine gets positive news about potential EU membership. Alaska holds a crowded primary to fill an open House seat. International travel to the US is about to get easier. And a national tampon shortage is frustrating menstruating people.
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The national average for a gallon of regular gas creeps up above $5 for the first time. March for Our Lives returns to Washington (and around the country) to call for new gun laws. A federal judge throws another wrench in the Biden administration’s immigration plans. Millions are under heat alerts. And, Justin Bieber explains the medical condition that has forced him to postpone upcoming concerts.
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This evening, Congressman Bennie Thompson told CNN he thinks Donald Trump’s recent comments about Ivanka Trump are disingenuous. We’ll explain that and other updates after the January 6 House Committee’s first primetime hearing. Plus, Rudy Giuliani is facing another threat to his status as a lawyer and the U-S is preparing to “reset” its relationship with Saudi Arabia. Russian President Vladimir Putin compared himself to a 17th-century monarch. And lastly, it was another week of losses for the US market.
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We start this afternoon off with the latest on inflation in the US and what President Joe Biden has to say about it. Following yesterday's explosive hearing about the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, former president Donald Trump is attempting damage control. After some legal challenges, a UK court has cleared a controversial plan regarding asylum seekers - listen to find out what it entails. In the latest of supply shortages in the US, period products are missing from many grocery store aisles. And lastly, we'll tell you what, if anything, a group of scientists has determined about the origins of Covid-19.
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The January 6 House select committee’s first public hearing dropped bombshell after bombshell of new information – we’ll summarize some and Trump’s alleged seven-point plan to overturn the 2020 election and prevent the transfer of power. A key inflation measure hit a high not seen in decades, yet again. The embattled Uvalde school police chief broke his silence about his role in the deadly school shooting last month. Plus, the Biden administration is expected to drop the Covid-19 testing requirement to enter the US.
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We’ll give you the details of the January 6 committee’s prime time hearings yesterday, including claims the attack on the Capitol were part of an attempted coup by former President Donald Trump and his supporters. Meanwhile, Trump’s former Secretary of Education says she discussed invoking the 25th amendment with other Cabinet members. New details have emerged in the disappearance a journalist and an indigenous affairs expert in the Amazon. Fears of another lockdown have many Shanghai residents rushing to buy food and other essentials. And, a missing toddler has been found ... 40 years later.
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We begin with the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol attack, calling it an attempted coup by former president Donald Trump and his supporters. The panel also played testimony from Trump's former attorney general who said claims the 2020 election was stolen was "BS" - we'll bring you the details. The head of DHS exclusively tells CNN about an operation to disrupt human smuggling networks at the southern border. A pro-Russian court has sentenced three foreigners to death for fighting for Ukraine. And, the Mars rover has made a friend.
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We begin with a House committee’s first public hearing about its investigation into the Capitol insurrection – you’ll hear recorded depositions from two former Trump officials. Plus, we have the latest on a deadly shooting at a factory in Maryland. We’re also getting more insight from law enforcement that was on the scene of a deadly elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. Then, we’ll tell you about a Washington Post reporter who got fired following a social media firestorm. Lastly, we’ll tell you about the drama that unfolded on Britney Spears’ wedding day.
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The first of several public hearings on the investigation into the Capitol insurrection is happening tonight – we’ll take a look at what you can expect to see. The FBI arrested a candidate in Michigan’s race for governor over his alleged connection to the Capitol riot. Plus, an officer in the state accused of killing a Black man during a traffic stop is facing criminal charges. Also, dozens of business leaders are calling on the Senate to address gun violence in the US. Lastly, we’ll explain why the world’s top golfers are no longer allowed to play in the PGA tour.
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Tonight, the January 6th House select committee will hold its first hearing in primetime – we’ll tell you what to expect. Two senators leading negotiations share the latest on where things stands on a gun safety reform deal in the Senate. A US official says addressing the migrant crisis at the southern border requires a group effort, but some leaders of countries involved aren’t showing up to an important summit this week. The White House unveiled its vaccination plan for children under 5 and the search continues for two missing men in the Amazon.
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The panel investigating the January 6th attack will show some of their finding in primetime tonight, as new audio from House minority leader Kevin McCarthy comes to light. President Joe Biden was on a late-night talk show last night, hoping to get his message out on guns and inflation. More details are being revealed about the company at the center of the baby formula shortage - we’ll bring you the latest. Shanghai authorities are denying rumors of another city-wide lockdown just days after Covid restrictions were eased for most residents. And, Thailand has decriminalized cannabis, but don’t light up a joint there just yet.
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We begin with new audio of how House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy felt days after the January 6th attack, just as the investigating House Select Committee will begin revealing its findings on-air tonight. The House also heard from people affected from the mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas and Buffalo, New York, including from an 11-year-old who saw a friend and teacher killed. Ukraine's president says the battle for Severodonetsk will decide the fate of the Donbas region. The Biden administration is expected to unveil its plans to rollout Covid-19 vaccinations to kids under 5. And, warnings of a dangerous and deadly heatwave.
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We begin with a gun reform measure that passed in the House and why it’s unlikely to move in the Senate. Plus, President Joe Biden is hosting nearly two dozen Latin American leaders for a summit in the US – but drama over the invitation list has several leaders deciding to boycott. Also, the first of several public hearings about the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack is happening tomorrow. Then, we have a warning about a potentially deadly heat wave in the US. Lastly, we’ll tell you about the cheerleader making NFL history.
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We begin with an announcement from the US Justice Department about its review of how law enforcement responded to a deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. We’ll also hear from a survivor of that shooting and a mother whose son was injured in a racist attack at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York. President Joe Biden weighs in on the primary election results in key races in California. Plus, we’ll bring you the latest on a man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s house. Lastly, Europe may be closer to phasing out gasoline vehicles - we'll explain today's key vote.
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We start on Capitol Hill, where a House committee is hearing emotional testimony from those affected by the mass shootings in Texas and New York – you’ll hear some of it. There are worries among Democrats the attorney general is dragging his feet on charges ahead of the January 6th House committee’s hearing tomorrow – we’ll tell you what new information the committee will now have its hands on. We’ll also bring you new details about the deadly car crash in Berlin and new claims against the FBI Larry Nassar’s victims are bringing about. Plus, some startups are getting some traction ahead of an important Supreme Court decision.
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In this episode we bring you the latest on the hopes for a bipartisan gun safety deal. After 11 months and more than one thousand interviews the House Committee investigation of the January 6 insurrection holds its first public hearing. We bring you the latest from the war in Ukraine, as well as in Germany where a car has driven into crowd of people in Berlin. Finally, Target’s done what Target shoppers do best, bought too much.
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We begin this episode in Berlin, Germany where a car has driven through a crowd of people. We bring you what we know so far. Results are coming in from yesterday’s primaries – listen for some of the results. Actor Matthew McConaughey spoke out at the White House about the Uvalde, Texas shooting, while families still bury their loved ones. And finally, the Summit of the Americas starts today – but will anyone show up?
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Seven states held primaries today – we’ll tell you which key race is the one to watch. Plus, we'll also discuss where negotiations on bipartisan gun reform legislation stand among Republicans. In our health news, an additional Covid-19 vaccine could become the fourth vaccine authorized in the US. As Russia’s war in Ukraine continues, the World Health Organization is raising an alarm about the potential for a cholera outbreak in a Ukrainian port city under Russian control. Lastly, Kohl’s may soon have a new owner – we have details on its potential sale.
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A Democratic lawmaker leading talks on gun control legislation hopes to have a deal reached by this week as actor Matthew McConaughey makes an emotional plea for change. Plus, we’ll tell you where the battle in eastern Ukraine stands as Russia attempts to take key cities. We’ll also hear from two Biden administration officials about the war’s impact on inflation and gas prices. Then, we’ll detail Steve Bannon’s move against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the January 6th committee to fight contempt charges. Lastly, we’ll break down a new law that will require some phones and electronic devices to use a standard charger.
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There have been hundreds of mass shootings in the US already this year – listen to hear what proposals some lawmakers aren't considering anymore to address the issue and how a teacher in Uvalde, Texas, is pleading for change. Voters are heading to the polls in seven states for primary elections - we'll give you the details on key races to watch. As average gas prices in the US creep towards $5 a gallon, we'll tell you why experts think they'll just keep rising through the summer. Trevor Reed, an American veteran who was jailed in Russia for nearly three years, is calling on the US to help other citizens trapped there. Plus, a key medical test is running low in hospitals across the country.
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In this episode we bring you the latest on gun reform discussions. Senate Republicans say they are open to a deal but say things will only go so far. We bring you the latest on the Ukraine war. The US military is investigating whether an American service member set off explosives during an insider attack in Syria. A judge who was killed in Wisconsin sentenced his suspected killer to prison 15 years ago. And finally, Singapore says it's facing a dengue emergency and climate change could be the cause.
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In this episode we’ll tell you about an email found by federal prosecutors that shows a Trump campaign official directed fake electors to act in secrecy. Seven states across the US are hosting primaries today – we’ll tell you what to keep an eye on. A second suspect has been arrested after a mass shooting that happened in Philadelphia over the weekend. Several countries are demanding an apology from India – we’ll tell you why. And finally, Boris Johnson’s survived a vote of no confidence and remains Prime Minister of the UK.
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We begin with gun reform talks on Capitol Hill in the wake of recent mass shootings and the lawmaker who says he supports raising the age requirement to purchase some assault weapons. Plus, a federal court has blocked one state’s congressional map – we’ll explain the ruling. The US Justice Department has also charged five leaders of the Proud Boys for their role in the Capitol insurrection. Then, we’ll tell you which parts of the US are bracing for extreme heat this week. Lastly, bees can now be considered fish in California – we’ll explain why and what led to the move.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will remain in office following a vote initiated by members of his party. Plus, heavy fighting in the eastern part of Ukraine continues to intensify as Russian forces battle for key cities. Also, the plant at the center of a baby formula shortage has reopened – we’ll tell you which formula is high on the priority list. Gas prices are also increasing – we’ll break down the change from last week. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a pilot program that kicked off today where workers are shifting to a four-day work week.
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Gas prices in the US jumped yet again and experts don't expect they will drop anytime soon – listen to learn how oil prices fit into this. Lawmakers are under intense pressure to act fast after the US saw 10 mass shootings over the weekend. Elon Musk is threatening to scrap his deal to buy Twitter - we'll tell you why. Meanwhile, Former President Donald Trump has recruited GOP allies in Congress to back him in the first Jan. 6 hearing this week, and some countries might be skipping out on an important summit hosted by the US.
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CNN is now reporting at least 10 mass shootings this weekend that left at least 12 people dead and many more wounded - we’ll bring you the details. We’re also learning that the suspect accused of killing a judge in Michigan this weekend apparently had a hit list. At least 28 people are dead after a mass shooting at a church in Nigeria. South Korea says it and the US fired eight missiles after North Korea earlier did the same. Plus, Top Gun: Maverick is still flying high at the box office.
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We begin this episode with details of a series of deadly mass shootings across the US this weekend. Meanwhile, at least one senator tells CNN he’s more confident than ever that Congress can reach an agreement on gun legislation. Russia’s President says some Ukrainian targets that were off the table could be back on - we’ll tell you why. The UK’s prime minister faces a vote of no confidence today after losing the support of dozens in his own party. And, a surprise guest at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.
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This week, the House select committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol is set to kick off a series of high-profile public hearings. We examine what new ground these hearings will cover and look at what remains unanswered about what former President Donald Trump and his allies were doing before and during the riot.
Guest: Ryan Nobles, CNN Congressional Correspondent
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Major new gun legislation seems unlikely, even amid multiple new instances of gun violence. French President Emmanuel Macron angers Ukraine’s foreign minister. Police in Hong Kong crack down on people trying to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre. Iga Swiatek continues her dominance at the French Open. And Katya Echazarreta becomes the first Mexican-born woman to reach the edge of space.
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Parents voice their frustration at the first school board meeting since the elementary school massacre in Uvalde, Texas. A former Wisconsin judge is killed in what appears to be a targeted attack. Parts of South Florida are flooded after a tropical storm system dumped heavy rain on the area. The manufacturing plant at the heart of the baby formula crisis is set to restart work. And a Japanese man makes history as the oldest person to sail solo across the pacific nonstop.
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Dr. Oz will be the Republican nominee in the race for the US Senate after his challenger conceded in the Pennsylvania primary. Plus, we’ll tell you what a new report says about the battle for the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine as Russia’s war in the country continues. We also have a warning from a CDC official about the spread of monkeypox in the US and the Justice Department's decision not to charge two former Trump administration officials on contempt charges. Lastly, we’ll tell you how more than a dozen people stranded at sea got help.
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President Joe Biden brushes off Elon Musk’s economic fears following a speech about the May jobs report. Plus, former Trump adviser Peter Navarro has been indicted on criminal contempt charges – we’ll explain how he got here. We’ll also tell you about a deadly shooting outside of a church in Iowa and a train derailment in Germany. Lastly, LeBron James is a billionaire – we’ll tell you how he achieved the milestone.
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We start this afternoon off discussing the most important figures from the latest jobs report, which saw the market slightly slow down in May amid recession fears. Meanwhile, the manufacturing plant at the heart of the US baby formula shortage will restart operations tomorrow. The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack has scheduled its first public hearing for next week – we'll tell you what you can expect. Today marks 100 days since Russia invaded Ukraine and a new report has some troubling news about the future of Social Security.
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In this episode we hear more about President Joe Biden who spoke out last night about the need for gun measures in the country. The shooting in Tulsa, Oklahoma earlier this week marks the 20th mass shooting in the country since the shooting at the Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. President Biden will meet later Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman later this month. In the UK, people are taking in part in the second day of Platinum Jubilee celebrations – we’ll bring you more details. And a Harry Potter book with mistakes is going up for sale.
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In this episode we hear from President Joe Biden who spoke out last night about the need for gun measures in the country. More details are emerging from the shooting in Tulsa, Oklahoma earlier this week. An escaped convict in Texas has been killed after a shootout with police. It’s been 100 days since Russia invaded Ukraine and the conflict shows no sign of slowing down. And finally we’ll tell you about a first at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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President Joe Biden pushes for stricter gun laws in a primetime speech from the White House – we’ll tell you about the proposals. Plus, Russian troops control a fifth of Ukraine as the fight in the country’s east intensifies. Meanwhile, we’ll break down the factors experts say could drive the world into the worst energy crisis in decades. Also, a move to deepen trade relations between the US and Taiwan has China raising an alarm. Lastly, Turkey has officially changed its name – we’ll explain why.
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We begin this episode with the latest developments from a deadly shooting at a medical building in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Plus, the White suspect charged in a racist shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York appeared in court today – we’ll have details on his arraignment. We’ll also break down a CNN exclusive that reveals text messages former Trump White House chief of staff received during the Capitol attack. Also, disgraced attorney Michael Avenatti has been sentenced for stealing nearly $300,000 from his former client, Stormy Daniels. Lastly, a storm threatening Florida and Cuba could intensify - we're tracking its development.
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We start on Capitol Hill, where the House and Senate are working to get something done on gun safety reform in the wake of yet another mass shooting. US job growth is booming and President Biden says there’s nothing much he can do right now on inflation and gas prices – we’ll tell you what an economist says needs to happen. Ukraine’s President shares a somber stat and a panel in California released a reparations report detailing slavery's lasting effects on Black Americans. Across the pond, Queen Elizabeth’s reign is being celebrated with an epic bash.
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An armed attack at a hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma is the latest in a series of shootings in recent weeks. Ukraine’s President says more than 260 thousand children have been deported to Russia. The head of a major Wall Street firm warns of an "economic hurricane" - we'll bring you the details. Elon Musk has a warning for employees working from home. Plus, we'll tell you which country has just outlawed vaping.
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We begin in Tulsa, Oklahoma where 4 people are dead after a gunman opened fire in a hospital. More than half a million people with student loans won’t have to worry about them anymore - we’ll tell you why. Russia isn’t happy that Ukraine is getting advanced weapons from the US and other countries. Queen Elizabeth II is marking 70 years on the throne today. And, a former Dallas Cowboys star has died.
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We begin with a deadly shooting at a medical building on a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Plus, we’re breaking down an indictment against a White man accused of killing ten people at a grocery store in a predominantly Black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York. We also have details on a new security assistance package for Ukraine and the warning from a major bank CEO about the factors impacting the US economy. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a stunning World Cup playoff semifinal between Ukraine and Scotland.
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We begin with reactions from Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard following a verdict in defamation lawsuits against each other. We’ll also hear from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on gun reform in the wake of mass shootings. Plus, we’ll have details on a meeting with President Joe Biden to address a nationwide baby formula shortage. Gas prices have also reached a new record – we’ll tell you how high prices have climbed in the US. Lastly, we’ll tell you about the festivities starting soon to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s new milestone.
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The community is frustrated with how law enforcement responded to last week's school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. The school district's police chief has caught flak for the decisions he made that fateful day – CNN caught up with him this morning. In California, residents have to cut down on their water use because of historic drought conditions starting today. We'll also discuss the latest on record gas prices and the baby formula shortage in the US. Plus, Amazon is not happy about a certain bill making its way through Congress.
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There are still a lot of questions about what happened in the Uvalde school shooting, including the decision by the school district police chief not to send officers in sooner. Three people were shot after a high school graduation ceremony in New Orleans - we'll bring you the details. New figures show Russian natural gas exports fell, but some in Russia aren't worried. A new report shows a record 1 billion meth pills were seized in parts of Asia last year. And, Nadal and Djokovic's 4-hour quarterfinal.
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We begin this episode with a recording of the message sent to parents while a gunman was inside Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas. After making landfall in Mexico a deadly hurricane could threaten Florida later this week. The US is providing Ukraine with more advanced weapons - we’ll bring you the details. Meanwhile, a jailed Russian opposition leader says he’s facing more prison time. And, lockdowns are easing in Shanghai, but some aren’t taking a chance.
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This evening, authorities are revealing how an 18-year-old shooter entered an elementary school that led to a massacre in Uvalde, Texas. Plus, the US Treasury Secretary admits she was wrong about the risk inflation would pose on the US economy. We’ll also get into a US Supreme Court ruling that temporarily blocks Texas from enforcing a law that makes it difficult for social media platforms to moderate their content. Then, we’ll hear from a World Health Organization official about the countries with the most monkeypox cases. Lastly, BTS takes a stand against hate crimes targeting Asian-Americans during a White House visit.
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We begin with a meeting between President Joe Biden, the Fed Chair and Treasury Secretary about inflation and the US economy. Plus, we have the details on an EU agreement to ban most Russian oil imports. We’ll also hear from Hillary Clinton’s campaign lawyer, Michael Sussmann, after a jury found him not guilty of lying to the FBI. Then, we’ll tell you about a storm that could hit Florida this weekend. Lastly, we’ll break down what a new study says about a link between your walking speed and dementia.
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The House and Senate are working on gun safety reform legislation as families bury their loved ones in Uvalde, Texas this week. We have exclusive reporting about where the Supreme Court’s investigation into who leaked the Roe v. Wade draft opinion earlier this month stands. The Fed chairman and President Biden are meeting today to talk inflation – we’ll tell you Biden’s plans to tackle it. Researchers discovered a possible hiccup with Pfizer’s anti-viral pill to treat Covid-19 and a US congressional delegation made a surprise, international visit.
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We begin with bipartisan talks on gun control happening today in wake of the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. President Joe Biden will meet the chairman of the Fed today to talk inflation. In Ukraine, Russian forces are moving in on the city of Severodonetsk. The black box has been found in a plane crash that killed 22 people. And, some American soldiers are coming home after more than 70 years.
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We start today in Uvalde, Texas where families are saying their final goodbyes to victims of the Rob Elementary School shooting. Meanwhile, the Uvalde tragedy has spurred gun control action in Canada. EU leaders have agreed to ban most Russian oil imports by year’s end. An NFL player has died at the age of 25 - we’ll give you the details. Plus, a bizarre story that involves a man in a wig, cake, and the Mona Lisa.
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Americans are searching for answers following the elementary school massacre in Uvalde, Texas, which claimed the lives of at least nineteen children and two teachers. We examine the gun laws that allowed the suspect to purchase the weapon allegedly used in the attack and look at whether Congress could pass any new gun control legislation after years of inaction.
Guest: Nick Watt, CNN Correspondent
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Last month, former Marine Trevor Reed was released in a prisoner swap after being held in Russia for nearly three years. Tonight, he speaks exclusively to CNN in his first interview since being freed. We get a preview of that conversation and look at what comes next for Reed and his family. Plus, a look at the efforts aimed at freeing the many other Americans being held abroad.
Guest: Jake Tapper, CNN Anchor & Chief Washington Correspondent
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We begin with Monkeypox cases in the US and abroad and how the CDC is taking action. Plus, a bill that would improve access to baby formula for low-income families is close to becoming law. We’ll also detail new developments in the Capitol insurrection investigation -- including an agreement with former Attorney General Bill Barr to testify privately. We’ll also tell you how high temperatures are expected to climb for over half of the US and the likelihood of blackouts this summer. Lastly, Rihanna & ASAP Rocky welcome their first child.
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From gasoline to groceries, inflation is driving up prices for just about everything. Home ownership seems out of reach for many, and the stock market is struggling. Meanwhile, the job market is booming and wages are rising. We try to make sense of these competing economic markers and what they mean for your financial future.
Guest: Christine Romans, CNN Chief Business Correspondent
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Hundreds of events are planned today to protest the leaked draft Supreme Court opinion on Roe vs. Wade, while Justice Clarence Thomas speaks out against the leak itself. A pair of shooting incidents in Milwaukee, Wisconsin leaves at least 20 injured. The baby formula shortage is having an outsized impact on low-income families. India bans the export of wheat as the war in Ukraine continues to strain the global food supply. And a lunar eclipse could have you seeing red this weekend.
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We begin with the Pentagon’s plea to Congress to pass the $40 billion-dollar aid package for Ukraine to avoid interruptions. Then, we’ll explain why Russia is suspending power to Finland and how Finland is preparing for the shutoff. We’ll also cover a deadly fire in New Delhi and what Texas’s Supreme Court ruled in a case about alleged child abuse investigations involving gender-affirming care. Lastly, we’ll tell you which parts of the world will get the chance to see a rare blood moon over the weekend.
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In this episode, we’ll tell you about Finland’s bid to join NATO and which member country opposes the move. We also have the latest developments on WNBA star, Britnney Griner’s detention in Russia. Plus, we’ll tell you what the Biden administration and Congress is doing to address a nationwide baby formula shortage. Then, we’ll cover the sentencing of the first Capitol rioter to plead guilty to destruction of government property. Lastly, we’ll break down the impact record high diesel prices could have in the US.
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We start this afternoon in Louisiana, where a federal judge will hear arguments over whether to end a pandemic policy for migrants at the US-Mexico border. The US Defense Secretary had a call with his Russian counterpart for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine, as the intelligence community looks into its practices there and elsewhere. Police in Israel were beating crowds carrying a coffin of a prominent Palestinian-American journalist. The GOP is shook over a rising conservative star in Pennsylvania and a dangerous inmate is on the loose in Texas.
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This episode begins with a topic most parents of young children in the US are talking about – baby formula. Elon Musk tweeted and Twitter’s share price dropped – we’ll tell you why. Grain that’s needed to feed millions of people is stuck at a port in Ukraine – G7 nations are meeting to find a way to end the blockade. We’ll bring you the latest on the Covid-19 outbreak which appears to be spreading in North Korea. And finally, the President of the UAE Sheikh Khalifa has died.
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In this episode we’ll bring you the latest on wildfires in the US that have damaged some pricey real-estate in California. 11 people died off the coast of Puerto Rico. Finland intends to join NATO – Russia says it could retaliate. In Ukraine a Russian soldier is standing trial today. And finally, we’ll tell you why thousands of Mercedes owners should stop driving their cars.
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In this episode, we discuss one senator’s objection to pass the $40 billion-dollar aid package for Ukraine. Plus, we’ll talk about the request Republican lawmakers are making to the US Justice Department that would make it illegal to protest outside the homes of Supreme Court justices. We also have the latest developments into former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified White House records after he left office. Then, we’ll talk about North Korea’s first death from Covid-19. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a Mega Millions drawing mixup that has many people checking their lottery tickets.
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We begin with five House Republicans – including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy – issued subpoenas as an investigation into the January 6th Capitol attack continues. Plus, President Joe Biden addresses the grim milestone of one million Covid-19th deaths in the US. Then, we get into Finland’s bid to join NATO and how Russia is reacting. We’ll also tell you about the Federal Reserve Chair’s confirmation for a second term. Lastly, we’ll hear from an expert about the first image of a huge black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Abortion rights advocates are outraged after Politico published a leaked draft Supreme Court opinion that would strike down Roe v. Wade, nearly 50 years after the ruling made abortion a protected right. We examine what a post-Roe landscape could look like, how some states are already moving in that direction and how this potential opinion could put other legal precedents in jeopardy.
Guest: Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court Reporter
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Voters go to the polls in Ohio on Tuesday in a closely watched GOP Senate primary, with a crowded field of candidates vying for the approval of former President Donald Trump. We examine why the Big Lie is still a talking point on the campaign trail, look at the other issues on voters’ minds and preview other key races to watch in the weeks ahead.
Guest: Abby Phillip, CNN Senior Political Correspondent
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We start this afternoon in Ukraine – where Russia’s accused of threatening global food supply and people trapped inside are hopeful they’ll be rescued from a besieged steel plant in Mariupol. Americans had to reach deeper into their pockets in March, according to the Fed’s favorite inflation measure. Pope Francis is calling for more accountability for clergy child sexual abuse and action to support survivors. Plus – a deadly blast in Kabul and Elon Musk’s getting his funds in order.
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There’s a plan to evacuate civilians from a steel plant on the outskirts of Mariupol, but Ukrainian officials have given no details. Meanwhile, Europe’s economy is feeling the effects of the war. Oklahoma lawmakers have approved an abortion bill modeled on a controversial Texas law. As many as 180 million people in 27 cities are under full or partial lockdown across China - we’ll give you the details. A British lawmaker says all women working in the UK Parliament have experienced inappropriate language or behavior at some point in their careers. And, the days of Carpool Karaoke are numbered.
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We begin with Ukraine saying an operation to evacuate civilians from the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol is planned for today. A report says some US seniors have had their access to medical care delayed or denied, despite meeting Medicare coverage rules. Dozens are injured after more violent clashes in Jerusalem. The US Postal Service is being sued by 16 states, Washington DC and a coalition of environmental groups - we'll tell you why. And, Elon Musk wants to make sure you’re really a human.
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Ukraine’s president says Russia fired missiles in the capital, Kyiv, during the UN chief’s visit. Hear how the president responded in a video message. Plus, a new report reveals how much Russia made off of its exports to Europe, and the action the EU says it’s taking to change that. In US politics, the chair of a committee investigating the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the US Capitol has announced when hearings are taking place. In our business news, Wall Street reacts to Amazon’s surprise earnings report falling short of expectations. Lastly, the bill that could change how tech giants compete with smaller businesses.
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We start this evening off discussing the Biden administration's $33 billion request to Congress for more aid for Ukraine, as Russia's war there continues. CNN business reporter Matt Egan will explain what growth the US economy expected for the past quarter versus what it actually saw. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden is considering cancelling some student loan debt, but there's a popular option he's ruled out entirely. In Wisconsin, a 14-year-old has been charged in the death of a fourth-grader - CNN learned her autopsy results today. Lastly, there's a huge chunk of cash for whoever has the winning ticket in the Powerball Jackpot.
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President Joe Biden is trying to keep up support for Ukraine and pressure on Russian oligarchs - we'll discuss some of the proposals he's sending to Congress. The US economy dipped in the first quarter of 2022, the first time its done so in almost two years. We'll tell you what parts of the US are facing worsening drought conditions, and give you the latest developments on the incident where a Wisconsin police officer kneeled on a 12-year-old's neck. Plus, menthol cigarettes might not be around in the US for much longer.
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We begin with breaking news - America's economic growth slowed sharply in the first quarter of 2022, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Intense shelling is being reported in Ukraine’s east - we’ll bring you the latest. Meanwhile, Trevor Reed’s mother says her son is back in the US. Moderna announced this morning it’s seeking emergency use authorization for its Covid-19 vaccine for kids 6 months through 5 years. New analysis shows an area of tropical forests the size of Cuba was destroyed last year. A Texas county is being sued, after several children’s books were removed from public libraries - we’ll tell you the details. And, another country has banned Tom Holland’s latest film.
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The UN Secretary General tells CNN the war will end when Russia "decides to end it," as he meets today with Ukraine's president. Four people are dead after a shooting spree in Mississippi. Rudy Giuliani is expected to meet with the January 6 committee - we'll give you the details. More than a billion people are under a life-threatening heatwave in parts of India and Pakistan. And, what the US left behind in Afghanistan.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned countries who interfere in its war in Ukraine. This comes as a US State Department official says there’s credible reports connecting Russian troops to atrocities against Ukrainians. In our political news, we explain why a congressional map in New York got blocked by the state’s highest court. Plus, we break down some of the findings from a state investigation into the Minneapolis police department. Lastly, the world’s largest diamond sold for an astounding price.
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In this episode, we’re looking at a new report from Microsoft about Russian cyberattacks on Ukrainian targets. Plus, Russia's war in Ukraine is having a historic impact on energy and food prices. Former President Donald Trump appeals a judge’s contempt ruling. Dr. Anthony’s Fauci also gives his outlook on the pandemic in the US. Lastly, Disney’s special district fights back.
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This afternoon, we'll discuss the reactions to an American citizen who was released from Russian jail in a prisoner swap today. There's more audio recordings of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy after the Jan. 6 insurrection - we'll tell you what he said. Meanwhile, the western US is dealing with severe dry weather, with multiple states bracing for critical fire conditions in the coming days. We'll tell you what changes Oklahoma's governor has made to birth certificates in the state, and about a new way you can soon use for retirement saving.
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Moscow says it has released American citizen and former marine Trevor Reed in a prisoner exchange. Meanwhile, CNN has obtained footage showing Russian military vehicles and troops on a street in Bucha, strewn with civilian bodies. In the US, we’ll explain a new law in Tennessee that threatens schools funding if students’ birth sex isn’t checked for sports. Deutsche Bank is predicting a major recession for the American economy - we’ll give you the details. Derek Chauvin is appealing his conviction for George Floyd’s murder. And, Myanmar’s former leader has been found guilty in the first of a string of corruption cases.
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We begin with Russia holding a referendum in Ukraine's Kherson region, which it occupies, while also cutting off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria. The European Union has a warning for Elon Musk - we'll give you the details. In the US, the CDC says three in four kids have been infected with the coronavirus. You'll also hear about a GOP congressman who brought a loaded gun to the airport. Plus, Singapore executes a foreigner, despite an international outcry.
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In this episode, Russia’s state-owned energy firm will cut off natural gas exports to two countries and other “unfriendly” nations. Plus, Ukraine’s president responds to Russia’s threat of nuclear war. Meanwhile, we’re following a new development in a 10-year-old girl’s homicide investigation. In our health news, Pfizer asks the FDA to authorize its booster shots for kids ages 5 to 11. Lastly, we’re breaking down a new recommendation from scientists about taking an aspirin daily.
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Vice President Kamala Harris is isolating after testing positive for Covid-19. We also hear from a doctor who led a CDC study about the percentage of Americans who have antibodies from a Covid-19 infection. Meanwhile, a top US general is warning about the potential global effects of Russia’s war in Ukraine. We’re also covering the impact a prediction from one of the world’s biggest investment banks is having on Wall Street. And lastly, we’ll discuss how Harvard is addressing its ties to slavery.
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We start this afternoon with the latest on the war in Ukraine, where regional officials say a third mass grave site was found, heavy fighting continues, and Western diplomats meet in Europe to discuss the war. The Biden administration has secured 20 million treatment courses of Pfizer’s antiviral Covid-19 pill. The Anti-Defamation League says the number of violent incidents targeting Jewish people and communities was the highest on record last year. US home prices are on the rise and President Joe Biden gave a lot of people a second chance today.
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The US is toughening its stance and language against Russia, while sending heavier and more sophisticated weapons to Ukraine. In a CNN exclusive - we’ll tell you about thousands of newly revealed text messages giving a look at former President Donald Trump’s final days in the White House. Also, text messages show the armorer on the “Rust” film set planned on shooting live rounds from a movie gun. Kim Jong Un has vowed to ramp up nuclear weapons development. And, a mid-air “plane swap” stunt gone wrong.
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We begin this episode with the UN Secretary General meeting Russian PresidentVladimir Putin in one of many political meetings today trying to end the conflict in Ukraine. Twitter has agreed to Elon Musk’s bid for the company - we’ll tell you what changes he could bring. A federal judge has temporarily blocked the White House from ending a public health border restriction. The FDA says children under 12 with Covid-19 can now received the drug Remdesivir, but there are some conditions. And, panic buying in Beijing.1
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A recent Gallup poll shared first with CNN found 1 in 3 Americans said they have been affected by some kind of extreme weather in the past two years. We examine how those events are shaping people’s view of climate change and changing their way of life. Plus, we look at whether President Biden is fulfilling his climate promises after more than a year on the job.
Guest: Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent
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We start this evening's episode discussing the latest in the Russia-Ukraine war, where Ukrainian authorities are investigating civilian deaths. Meanwhile, more than 20 US states are trying to block the Biden administration from ending a Trump-era border restriction - but it's fighting back. We'll give you more details on Covid-19 becoming a leading cause of death in the US and tell you the key developments of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's hearing today. And, there's one part of the US that's bracing for extreme fires.
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This afternoon, we'll discuss what House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is heard on tape saying about then-President Trump days after the January 6th Capitol attack. Russia has revealed its objective in invading Ukraine as heavy fighting continues. Meanwhile, kids under 5 in the US are still waiting on a Covid-19 vaccine – we'll give you the details on when they might be able to get their first shots. The Biden administration is getting flak for implementing some not-so-green policies. Plus, the funeral for Patrick Lyoya – a Black man shot by a Michigan police officer earlier this month – is today.
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Ukrainian officials say Russian shelling is preventing evacuations from the Luhansk region, as they and others accuse Russian forces of sexual violence. A state of emergency has been declared in a part of Arizona, as a wildfire rages uncontained. Violence has broken out again in Jerusalem's old city today. Three major US airlines say some previously banned passengers may be allowed to fly again - we’ll give you the details and tell you about one unruly famous passenger. And, the music’s back in Rio, but the parties are still canceled.
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We begin with new satellite images appearing to show 200 mass graves in Ukraine’s eastern port city of Mariupol. The remaining civilians there are desperate to leave, but can't. Philadelphia is lifting its mask mandate less than a week after it was reinstated. A hearing begins today to decide if GOP congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene can run again, or if she violated a Civil War-era provision. Kentucky new abortion law has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge. And, a former Honduran president has been extradited to face drug charges in the US.
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This evening, some residents in the Ukrainian city, Mariupol, have evacuated for the first time since Russia's siege began. We'll detail the Pentagon's assessment. Plus, the departure of another staff member in the vice president's office. Also, the new option being offered to Amazon Prime members who shop with other online retailers.
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This evening, we start off with the latest on the war in Ukraine -- Russia expanded its sanctions list, and we'll tell you which people the Kremlin has added. In Florida, lawmakers passed several bills today, including one that caused a protest on the chamber floor. Next, we'll talk about a Supreme Court ruling that affects residents of Puerto Rico and how US mortgage rates are soaring. Lastly, CNN is saying goodbye to its new streaming service.
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President Joe Biden announced new measures to help Ukraine in the war - we'll tell you more about them. Meanwhile in Florida, the state's health department is advising against gender-affirming care for trans and genderfluid kids. We'll also tell you the latest on the court battle between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard, and how traders are bracing for dramatic interest rate hikes from the Fed in the coming months. Lastly, there's one part of the US that's dealing with intense wildfires.
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Vladimir Putin says Mariupol has been “liberated,” but Ukrainian authorities say troops and civilians are still bunkered in the Azovstal steel plant. A severe storm threat starts today in the central US and is expected to get worse toward the weekend. New Jersey begins the sale and use recreational cannabis today. Tesla has earned record profits so far this year - but we'll tell you why the company is being cautious. Plus, parachutes, baseball, and the evacuation of the US Capitol.
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We begin this episode with Ukrainian forces continuing to resist in Mariupol, as more than a hundred thousand people are still though to be in the port city. The DOJ is appealing a federal judge’s ruling to strike down a travel mask mandate, after the CDC said it was needed. The US had more hazardous air quality days between 2018 and 2020 than ever before. Clashes broke out this morning in Jerusalem, following airstrikes and rocket fire between Israel and Gaza this week. And, we'll you what officials in New Mexico say caused the fatal shooting on the "Rust" movie set.
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The US Justice Department is appealing a ruling that blocked a federal mask mandate for public transportation. Meanwhile, Michigan officials have asked the DOJ to investigate the Grand Rapids Police Department after a Black man died during a traffic stop. Plus, retail workers at an Apple store in Atlanta are fighting to unionize.
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Officials in New York City are searching for answers after 10 people were shot aboard a subway train on Tuesday. We dig into the data around gun violence trends in the city, explore possible solutions and examine how ‘ghost guns’ are complicating efforts by law enforcement around the country to get guns off the streets.
Guest: Brynn Gingras, CNN National Correspondent
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Officials at the US-Mexico border are warning of a surge of migrants seeking asylum in the coming months, in part due to the planned removal of a Trump-era pandemic border policy. We explore Title 42, its impact on migrants and why it’s forcing some Democrats into tricky territory ahead of the midterms.
Guest: Rosa Flores, CNN National Correspondent
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Heavy Russian bombardment is being reported in the eastern Donbas region of Ukraine, as Russian forces are advancing. Russia also claims to have launched long-range strikes in the south on a training center for Ukrainian special forces. Meanwhile, an American official says the US successfully tested a hypersonic missile last month, but kept it quiet. Also, we’ll tell you why former President Barack Obama will be at the White House today. And severe weather is once again threatening parts of the southern US this week. Plus, no matter where you are, you’re likely breathing unhealthy air
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In the second part of our special series on anti-Asian hate, we hear how the recent uptick in violent attacks on women have impacted their daily lives and moved some to adopt new personal protection strategies. We also look at why advocates say many of the potential solutions put forward by city officials across the country fall short.
Guest: Harmeet Kaur, CNN culture writer
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It’s been just over a year since six Asian women were among eight people shot and killed at Atlanta-area spas. Since those attacks, more acts of violence seemingly targeted at Asian-Americans have left the community on edge. In part one of a special two-part series, we examine how victims’ families are coping and why advocates say it matters whether these acts are classified as hate crimes.
Guest: Natasha Chen, CNN National Correspondent
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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson made history last month as the first Black woman to be nominated to the Supreme Court. As her confirmation hearings get underway this week, we examine what senators will be asking and how some Republicans are struggling to craft solid messaging in opposing her nomination.
Guest: Joan Biskupic, CNN Legal Analyst
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Russia's not happy with President Joe Biden calling its president a "war criminal" yesterday. This, as the White House confirms Biden will meet with China's President tomorrow, where Russia's invasion of Ukraine is likely to come up. Ukraine says several evacuation corridors have been agreed upon for today, as Russian shelling continues. The Covid-19 immunity of a certain age group may determine how bad a BA.2 subvariant wave could be in the US. The Violence Against Women Act was reauthorized and New York City celebrates St. Patrick's Day.
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Reports are coming in this morning that people are emerging alive from the theater that was bombed in Mariupol. Meanwhile, NATO defense ministers, including the US Defense Secretary, met today on providing military support for Ukraine. In the US, a video has been unsealed showing the death of a man in police custody. You'll also hear about Homeland Security looking at how information is shared between the US and UK, after January's hostage taking in a Texas synagogue. And Kanye West is banned from Instagram for day.
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We begin this morning with the UK saying Russia's invasion has stalled, as Ukrainians in one city are tear-gassed for protesting the occupying Russian forces. Meanwhile, Russia is retaliating against international sanctions by seizing foreign-owned planes. In the US, the NTSB is investigating a deadly crash in Texas. You'll also hear from a Disney employee on why workers are staging daily walkouts over what opponents call Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill. And two Britons are freed from prison in Iran.
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This evening, we’re discussing a Ukrainian theater that was bombed earlier today, actor Jussie Smollett’s release from jail, and Netflix cracking down on sharing passwords.
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Tonight, we’re discussing President Joe Biden’s announcement of aid for Ukraine, a Ukrainian theater bombed by Russian forces, and a 7.3-magnitude earthquake in Japan.
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We start with President Joe Biden announcing a further $800 million dollars in security help for Ukraine, but the country's leader wants something else. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky compares Russian invasion to 9/11 and asks the US for a no-fly zone in an impassioned speech to Congress. Meanwhile, the Fed is raising interest rates and Atlanta is marking the one-year anniversary of the shootings that killed 8 people–most of them Asian women–in the city. Plus, we’ll tell you how the Senate voted on the federal travel mask mandate.
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Ukraine's president is speaking to Congress this morning in a virtual call asking for more help against Russia's invasion. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian city giving shelter to those fleeing Mariupol has now been attacked. In the US, an audit has found New York's health department undercounted more than 4 thousand nursing home deaths during Governor Andrew Cuomo's time in office. We'll also tell you about the Senate passing a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent. Plus, a 62-year-old mystery has been solved...partly.
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We begin this morning ahead of Ukrainian President’s Volodymyr Zelensky’s virtual address to Congress, as a source says the US is planning more aid. Meanwhile, the bombardment of Ukraine’s cities continue, with an official saying Russian troops are holding doctors and patients captive in a hospital. South Korea says the North tested a projectile early Wednesday, which exploded after launch. Also, you’ll hear about a bill passed by Georgia’s State House that has voting rights activists worried. Plus, a judge has ordered new DNA testing for the subject of the first season of the “Serial” podcast.
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This evening, we’re discussing three European prime ministers meeting with Ukraine’s president in Kyiv, the possibility of a fourth Covid-19 booster, and Lyft’s way of helping drivers deal with rising gas prices.
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Tonight, we’re discussing President Joe Biden’s trip to Europe next week, a Fox News journalist killed in Ukraine, and the Russian journalist who protested the war during a live broadcast.
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LGBTQ advocates are sounding the alarm after the Florida state legislature passed what opponents are calling the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, which aims to limit certain instruction of gender identity and sexual orientation in the classroom. We examine the bill’s potential impact and the political calculus around school issues ahead of the midterm elections.
Guest: Steve Contorno, CNN Political Reporter
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This past week, the Biden administration signaled a new phase in the Covid-19 pandemic with the release of a plan that promises not to disrupt our daily lives. We examine what this “new normal” could look like and what the data tells us about the reality of this moment.
Guest: Elizabeth Cohen, CNN Senior Medical Correspondent
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Why is Russia invading Ukraine right now and how does it figure into Putin’s larger political and military strategy? In this preview of CNN’s Tug of War podcast, CNN Chief International correspondent Clarissa Ward takes us to Kyiv to make sense of the latest developments there and explain how much is at stake.
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The death of Trayvon Martin on February 26, 2012 sparked a social justice movement that still reverberates today. CNN’s Don Lemon examines why the killing initially struggled to make headlines, traces the rise of the “Black Lives Matter” movement in the decade since, and shares why his conversations with Martin’s mother are among the most powerful interviews he’s ever done.
Guest: Don Lemon, Host of “Don Lemon Tonight”
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Much of the conversation ahead of tonight’s Super Bowl between the Bengals and Rams has been focused on the lack of diversity within the NFL’s head coaching ranks. We dig into the data behind that, the science of rooting for underdogs, favorite game time snacks and more.
Guest: Harry Enten, CNN Senior Data Reporter
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McConnell at odds with RNC over January 6th, University of California system settles with hundreds who alleged sexual misconduct, Belarusian skier flees her country, USA’s first gold at Beijing, rescued after 2 days on an air mattress.
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Sources say NY state to end mask mandate for businesses, Kremlin pours cold water on claims of diplomatic progress, protests in Canada threaten North American supply chains, young black swimmer told not to wear BLM swimsuit, a crocodile is freed after six years.
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Covid-19 mask guidance, high school bomb threat, government funding bill, Hyundai and Kia fire warning, and cryptocurrency arrests.
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WHO urges masks, Amir Locke, government funding bill, Pope Benedict XVI, and Oscar nomination records.
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CDC's mum about states' decisions to ditch masks in schools, Haitian judge says Haiti's PM was involved in assassination planning, IRS scraps facial recognition log-in plans, FL Governor signals support for controversial bill, Oscar 2022 nominations.
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Macron meets Ukraine's president over tensions with Russia, parts of US ending Covid restrictions, American-born Olympian wins gold for China, The Great Upgrade, Florida drawbridge death.
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Many Americans are on edge as the Federal Reserve prepares to raise interest rates multiple times this year in an effort to combat inflation. Our team travels to Pennsylvania to talk with one woman who fears rising rates may keep her trapped in a never-ending cycle of debt.
Guest: Vanessa Yurkevich, CNN Business and Politics Correspondent
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The Winter Olympics kick off this week in Beijing amid Omicron fears and geopolitical tensions. We examine how athletes are grappling with strict Covid protocols and how China is looking to deflect scrutiny of alleged human rights abuses.
Guest: Selina Wang, CNN International Correspondent
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Major telecom companies are once again delaying the rollout of 5G technology near some airports across the country. We examine the aviation industry’s concerns amid a bureaucratic struggle playing out across multiple federal agencies.
Guest: Pete Muntean, CNN Aviation Correspondent
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President Biden made a major speech last week in Georgia on the need for new voting rights legislation, but some of his supporters say the time for talk is over. We examine why Senate Democrats still face a logjam from within their own party and the potential impact new restrictions could have on the midterms later this year.
Guest: Dana Bash, CNN Chief Political Correspondent
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The Omicron variant has forced some school districts to return to online learning, even as most public health officials say in-person learning remains safe with proper mitigation measures. We look at how the teachers’ union in Chicago forced the issue this week, and how parents are reacting.
Guest: Omar Jimenez, CNN Correspondent
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This week marks the one-year anniversary of the attack on the US capitol on January 6, 2021. We look back on that day and examine what impact it could have on the upcoming midterm elections.
Guests: Manu Raju, CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent; and Elle Reeve, CNN Correspondent
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2021 was yet another year dominated by Covid-19. As 2022 approaches, we break down how the United States is faring in the fight against the virus and get some tips on how to craft successful New Year’s resolutions.
Guest: Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN Chief Medical Correspondent
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The city of Mayfield, Kentucky is just beginning to rebuild after being struck by a devastating tornado outbreak. We hear stories of survival and examine why similar storm systems could become the new normal.
Guest: Brynn Gingras, CNN National Correspondent
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In 2008, a coal ash spill in Kingston, Tennessee blanketed hundreds of acres in toxic sludge, causing more than $1 billion in damage. Now, a CNN investigation found that an even larger coal ash pond in Alabama is already seeping into the groundwater, threatening an ecosystem some environmentalists call ‘America’s Amazon.’
Guest: Isabelle Chapman, CNN Investigates reporter
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard one of its most consequential cases in decades – one that could strip women of their constitutional right to an abortion. We examine the arguments on both sides and what the ruling could mean for the future of Roe vs. Wade.
Guest: Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court Reporter
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When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, many movie theaters were forced to shut down. While crowds have slowly started to return, some film studios have been offering new releases on streaming services the same day they premiere in theaters. We examine how streaming has changed the movie industry, and get a quick awards season preview.
Guest: Lisa Respers France, CNN Entertainment Senior Writer
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Belarus has been accused of manufacturing a migrant crisis in Eastern Europe. For weeks, migrants have been gathering on that country’s border with Poland with hopes of crossing over to the European Union. Last week, CNN gained exclusive access to a migrant camp as violence broke out - we examine what comes next for the refugees and how Europe may respond.
Guest: Matthew Chance, CNN Senior International Correspondent
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If it seems like everyday items from gasoline to groceries are costing more these days, it’s because they are. A government report released last week showed consumer price inflation reaching levels not seen in 30 years. We dig into what’s causing the spike and how long we can expect it to last.
Guest: Matt Egan, CNN Business Reporter
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