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[birds chirping] welcome to all you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world in khim brynn, who were this is cnn newsroom millions of americans are or have already ready, taken flight or hit the road for memorial day weekend. >> we'll find out if the weather will cooperate the atlantic hurricane season looks to be a busy one this year. we'll talk to one the urologist about what we can expect and friends and family or remembering missionaries killed in haiti. but a father had to say about his daughters love for the people of trouble hold caribbean nation live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kin group a record setting number of americans are expected to travel this

memorial day weekend airports on thursday saw their second busiest traveled de ever as nearly two 2.9 million passengers were screened at security checkpoints with the holiday weekend in full swing, cnn caught up with a few travelers at the world's busiest airport here in atlanta to see how they were fairing less and less i was a little scared and excited. >> so we love super early was dead set on traveling tsh checkout or check-in line there's just too much going on aaa estimates 44 million americans will be traveling between thursday and monday, 38 million. it will be traveling by car. the organization expects nearly 2 million travelers to reach their destination by other modes of transit like bosses, cruises, and trains. and more than three-and-a-half half-a-million people are expected to fly aaa says it hasn't seen memorial day weekend travel numbers like these, and almost 20 years, cnn's pete, one team shows us what it's like the backups are

building here at maryland's chesapeake bay bridge. this is the gateway to the eastern shore of maryland, ocean city beaches, also the beaches in delaware like bethany and rahel maryland, a visual sake, 330,000 cars will pass through here between now and monday really fits into the theme of this huge weekend for memorial day road trips, 38 point 4 million people expected by aaa to drive 50 miles or more. that's a 4% increase over last year, uh, 2% increase over 29 the team before the pandemic, it's bigger than 2005 widely considered to be one of the biggest years for travel after the post nine 11 slump fully recovered for the biggest since 2001 of the things that's driving this is aaa says gas prices are about the same as what they were last year. the national average for a gallon of regular $3.61 and triple a's, i exit. diaz says it's bubble shows no signs of bursting with people

prioritizing spending on travel. >> gas prices, though have never really been a factor in terms of keeping people home. aaa has always found that people will budget around gas prices. it's certainly nice that we're not paying some astronomical number right now, but it doesn't really hold people back. >> the really tricky part now will be finding an escape from the congestion aaa anticipates that traffic in some spots, major metro areas leaving town and coming back into town after the holiday could be double the norm pete mundane, cnn, annapolis, maryland now this holiday weekend is known here in the us as the unofficial start of summer. but one big wildcard is the weather and severe storms are forecast to threatened many celebrations. meteorologist chad myers as the details well, it certainly has been a severe week with 87 reports of tornadoes, not even counting what happened yesterday and 1,300 wind and hail reports added together, we have honestly had a very active

year, 870 reports of tornadoes, and we should be at 6901. >> so yes, that's a lot more than we should be. >> later on. today's storms fire in oklahoma, they fire in kansas as well, all the way up even toward nebraska and into parts of minnesota as the evening goes on, the biggest threat of severe weather, though the biggest bulls-eye right now is anywhere in the colored area here from green all the way down to read. obviously the red is the bullseye, but don't focus on that because anywhere here it has any color, whether it's yellow or green, has the potential to have severe weather today. farther off toward the east tomorrow into the ohio valley, more people there as well temperature is somewhere between 30, five and maybe ten degrees above normal here for memorial day, but it's just supposed to be hot, right. i mean, all the way down to the south, this is where the hottest this weather will be san antonio all the way down toward the rio grande. but everywhere that's orange, you're going to have to make sure that you stay hydrated this weekend especially if you're out and about and certainly if you're out in the sun sources, tell cnn both the

prosecution and defense teams in donald trump's hush money trial have some reading to fill their holiday weekend. cnn is brin jin grass has details and more on what to expect next yeah, the judge promise to have the finalized jury instructions in lawyers hands by the end of day on thursday, we now can confirm that they do have though the spinal jury instructions both prosecution and the defense have this long holiday weekend to work on those closing arguments. >> now we know there was a lot of issues that were still up for that were being go sheeted really in the last day of chord it, we won't know how the judge decided on these more complex legal issues until those jury instructions are read to the jury. there's those will not be made public beforehand, but let's walk through exactly what's coming up next on tuesday when court resumes a seven men and five women in the six alternates will return back to court and they will here closing arguments from both the prosecution and the defense. now, that can likely bleed into

wednesday after those are complete and the jurors will hear the jury instructions from the judge. we expect those to take about an hour and then deliberations, of course, begin. nobody knows how long deliberations were last, however we understand former president will stay in the courthouse in a sort of separate war room while that is happening. now, when a verdict is rendered, our understanding is that each count the 34 separate counts will be red one-by-one, a guilty or not guilty verdict for each. now, if there are any guilty verdicts, it's going to be up to the judge to make the penalty the punishment for it that our understanding now, of course is you have to spur set a sentencing date and it's possible he may not set that until after the election. so what that means, voters could be going to the polls with the former president on the ballot as a convicted felon, brynn gingras, cnn, new york special counsel's office, wants the judge in the trump classified documents case in florida to impose a gag order on the former president that would limit trump's ability to comment about the law

enforcement search of mar-a-lago in 2022, trump has begun repeatedly and misleadingly criticizing the fbi for having a policy see you regarding the use of deadly force during the search. >> trump has told supporters that the police could have put him in danger. with the justice barman says the policy is standard practice for fbi searches and limits how agents may use force. cnn legal analyst, joey jackson calls trump's claims your responsible. here is this is traveling for a lot of reasons just in terms of a fact check. i think two things have very significant. the first is that he was not at the location at the time mar-a-lago when it was searched, very critical number to the secret service was informed with respect to the actual search and those things i say because it puts it in context so it's not like he was there and ducking with his family while bullets were flying and i think we have to everyone needs to understand that language and rhetoric have consequences, right? and people, if the wrong thing or said, particularly when you have a bully pulpit like he does, where he has many millions of followers. people

can take it in the wrong way. when you're talking about law enforcement and what they're not doing, right? he saying they are doing that, trying to assassinate him. it puts people in danger in jeopardy last point. and i will continue to say, we saw this as it related to the former speaker of the house and what happened to her husband, some deranged person goes and really attacks him, right? and that's a problem. >> so to avoid any type of just danger to anybody else, you need to consider a gag order to stop things that are said that it irresponsible donald trump plans to be back in front of supporters this weekend. >> of kristen holmes reports on what the former president has planned former president donald trump treating the courtroom for the campaign trail this holiday weekend, we're going to win so big as the during his criminal hush money trial is poised to begin deliberations in his case. >> next week. >> as he continues to try and make inroads with black and hispanic voters. i did criminal

justice reform at a level that nobody thought was possible again, and i did that particularly with. the black and hispanic community, trump making a campaign stop in the bronx thursday night. the simple fact is joe biden is not getting the job done for the bronx at that event, trump weighing in for the first time on his former rival, nikki haley's announcements, she would vote for him in november. i appreciated what she said. you know, we had a nasty campaign and it was pretty nasty. but she's a very capable person and i'm sure she's gonna be on our team in some form. >> but despite the public thawing in their rivalry, trump and haley still have not spoken since the former south carolina governor ended her bid for sources telling cnn their relationship remains chilled after the contentious primary saturday is likely to see trump take on another rival, rfk junior is a democrat plant, a radical left liberal who has been put in place in order to help crooked joe biden. the worst president in the history of the united states get re-elected independent

presidential candidate robert f kennedy jr. as the two address, the libertarian convention in washington, dc on back-to-back days, criminals team have increasingly huge kennedy as a potential political problem, as the independent gain ballot access in states across the country, stain support in the polls. a lot of people think that junior is a conservative, is not he's more liberal than anybody running on the democrats. sayyed kennedy targeting trump's record during his speech this afternoon with a lockdowns, the mask mandates the travel restrictions. >> president trump presided over the greatest restriction on individual liberties. this country is that run-on one item likely missing from the former president scheduled this holiday weekend debate prep with less than five weeks until the first general election debate in atlanta. sources close to the former president say there have been no formal conversations about preparation. confident, we can outperform biden if drunken joe biden makes sense. in a bag, which i think he will, they get

a set was one of the great debate performances in history donald trump's advisers tell me not to expect your typical debate prep, whether they do any sort of preparation at all. >> will be left to the candidate, but don't expect to see he someone sitting in for biden, someone grilling him with questions, someone sitting in for the moderators, that's just not how donald trump wants to do this. the other thing i want to point out is that we actually are going to see donald trump in a battleground state over the weekend first time in quite some time you won't be campaigning though he's going to be there for a nascar event in north carolina kristen holmes, cnn washington all right. >> after the break, more than 100 or fear dead after deadly landslide and papua new guinea, we have the latest and later, i'll be joined by by meteorologist at the national weather service and get her insights on what some forecasters are warning will be a hyperactive atlantic hurricane season. >> stay with us we had to take out our old gas heating and

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football fields and one official says around 60 homes have been destroyed. earlier, i spoke with the national director for world vision, papua new guinea about rescue efforts quite a lot of search and rescue operations ongoing the local people are doing whatever they can obviously to access those who might still be i'm trapped. but at this stage with such large amount of debris, i think it's obviously they're looking at the worst-case scenario. we've got large amount of teams from the provincial authorities as well as national government authorities doing assessments, carrying you analysis on what exactly is required as we then look at responding. just to give you an idea that this is this area according is right up in the center of the highlands as you've said, it's a long way from here and port moresby

and even access in normal circumstances is child lng quite, quite a long, lengthy drive or flight or to somewhere nearby with the landslide taking out the main highway extremely challenging circumstances to give assistance morning tails now from cnn's anna coren around 3:00 a.m. on friday, kaokalam village situated in the highlands was hit by an enormous landslide flattening houses one eyewitness said that the entire village was gone pictures and video on social media show villagers trying to find survivors in the earth and rubble. >> large boulders, tree trunks, and collapsed buildings scattered the earth. one resident said the debris was making it hard to find the bodies a red cross official told cnn that a recent earthquake in heavy rainfall in the area may have been responsible for triggering

deadly landslide there was a 4.5 earthquake in the area about four days ago. so that could have shaken things up a bit opened up some cracks if rain followed, you'd possibly get the weakening and then it sometimes these landslides in those circumstances just happened like this one did overnight with seemingly no cause the prime minister of papua new guinea james marape, issued a statement saying, we are sending in disaster officials png defense force, and the department of work and highways to meet provincial and district officials and anger. >> and also start relief work, recovery of bodies and reconstruction of infrastructure. i extend my heartfelt condolences to the families of those who lost their lives in the landslide disaster now the scale of destruction is enormous and many fear the death toll will

rise anna coren, cnn, hong kong three missionaries, including a married couple from the us, have been killed and gang violence in haiti davy lloyd, his wife, natalie in their coworker, jude montis died on thursday baby's father, who operates the group missions in haiti along with his wife. >> so as he was on the phone with his son during part of the attack cnn's david copper has more an outpouring of grief for two young missionaries brutally killed in haiti's capital. they went to heaven together because every state representative, ben baker, posted his daughter, natalie, and her husband, davy lloyd, attacked by gangs thursday night in port-au-prince the couple and their early 20s served as part of missions in haiti, a christian non-profit organization run for more than two decades by lloyd's parents. >> the organization posting friday, they were ambushed by a gang of three trucks full of guys davy was taken to the house, tied up and beat the gang, then took our trucks and loaded everything up they wanted and left at some point

as the attacks unfolded, davy lloyd called his father. >> he was injured, so he was hurt and he was very nervous and very scared because i asked him why they tied him up and he's like what? >> because you're the only one that's got strength that we have to worry about. and so they wanted to make sure he couldn't have a fight back and then he was begging me to find somebody to get in there to help him. and i did all i can, but i couldn't locate anybody three hours later, the group posted that the couple was shot and killed by the gang missions in haiti's as a third person, a haitian staffer named jude was also killed in the attack. were told he'd been with the organization for 20 years. the violent incident started as the missionaries were leaving church and lasted for several hours davy lloyd's father says the three died barricaded and the lloyd families living quarters on the mission compound haiti has been spiraling into gang fueled chaos, which forced the resignation of prime minister ariel henry in april the un estimates some 80% of the

capital city is under gang control in recent months, cnn's made multiple trips to port-au-prince we've met victims of the gangs brutality, including rape, kidnapping, and murder hundreds of thousands. now refugees in their own cities as gangs have taught which their homes and forced them to flee. we've also met with a liter of one prominent gang. he and others demanding a say in haiti's future, a future that may again be shaped by foreign forces president biden hosted kenya's president william ruto for a state dinner in washington thursday. around the same time that the deadly attack on davy and natalie lloyd was taking place the top of the two liters agenda haiti we are going to take up that responsibility alongside the hate and police. can you plan to lead a un backed multinational support mission to haiti with at least 1,000 kenyan police officers sent to deploy president biden staving thursday, the us will not send troops, but is provided

equipment and intel. the white house reacting to the killings at a statement on friday, our hearts go out to the families of those killed as they experience unimaginable grief. missions in haiti, among many others, has been warning haiti is on the brink of collapse. the group posting last month it seems the world has turned their backs on haiti. and it's going to be left in complete gang control. now three of their members, just the latest victims of that unrelenting gang violence. david covert, cnn, new york now there have been conflicting reports about how the missionaries were killed. the missions in haiti group on thursday described the victims as being shot and killed. but on friday, source close to the investigation, told cnn, at this point, the bodies of the american missionaries don't appear to have gunshot wound then investigation into the incident is ongoing. and missouri state representative ben baker is remembering his daughter and natalie lloyd is loving and determined lloyd's parents spoke with cnn's kaitlan collins about the work they're

daughter was doing in haiti and why she and her husband stayed despite the danger doing something for people, putting others in front of you is so important. >> and they live that out. and what they did there i don't think you could find a better example of people who truly had a deep love for the people of haiti and had a vision to help them in anyway, that they could and it made such an impact there among the different ministries they were involved in of course, it was dangerous, it was something that being there just the way that unfortunately haiti operates and the situation there is just it's awful but they made the decision to remain even when it got worse because they felt like if they left, then those kids would have nowhere to go. they had more than 30 kids that there caring for their that some of them truly orphans and

many of them just their parents in situations that can and take care of them or unable to. and so they felt responsible responsible for those kids. and so they decided to stay in i commend their bravery and their willingness to do so, even though it was very difficult for us but they did it out of love i'll save from ben bakers family that was posted on social media says they're working to retrieve the bodies of natalie, and davy lloyd to bring them home? >> an american man charged with possession of ammunition in turks and caicos has returned to the us. bryan hagerich tells cnn affiliate wtae, he's absolutely elated to hold his children again, as you can see, he there before his release, hagerich's was handed a suspended 52 week sentence and a $6,700 fine and the island's possession of firearms or ammunition carries a minimum 12 year sentence, though the law allows reduced sentences under

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justice said it considers the humanitarian situation in rafah to be disastrous. and that it's expected to get even worse is that it must immediately halt its military offensive. >> and any other action in rafah governorate which may inflict on the palestinian group in gaza. conditions of life that could bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part gaza's health ministry says the war has killed more than 35,000 people. >> is we all started to limited ground offensive in rafah on may 7 before then, more than 1 million pounds most indians were taking shelter there. but now around 800,000 have been displaced. palestinians inside gaza are praising the court's order and say the war needs to end now we'll go they want these decisions to be implemented on the ground. in reality, to stop the war and not just say what they did in rafah. they have committed genocide. they have committed massacre we want are the arab

sustained with this for the whole world to stand with us? and to stop the war. and the massacres that have been committed, we lost every, everything here in gaza was completely destroyed. so the decision one the palestinian need is immediately stop. what we don't need. declaration. we need application cnn's international diplomatic editor, nic robertson has israel's reaction to the order and the impact it could have on the country since the beginning of its military operations in gaza, israel has maintained that it is going after hamas hamas is hiding behind the civilian population. >> they, they say the israeli government says that they are using precise intelligence and precise targeting. despite that more than 13 5,000 palestinians have been killed inside gaza so far. and right after the icj ruling today, prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with his

cabinet, had a phone call at least with his cabinet. it involve the head of the national security council we issued a statement, right after that phone call saying that this is false, outrageous, and disgusting allegations by south africa about genocide saying that there was nothing that israel is doing inside of the a rafah that would amount to the destruction of the palestinian can people as a population, as a people, the definition of genocide, if you will, which is the allegations that south africa is alleging against israel it seems that israel absolutely is not going to be swayed at this moment by the judgment that they're military operations and rafah will continue as they are in other parts. so gaza. but over time, there is a sense certainly in the international community that this will have an impact on israel and additional international pressure mounting

on top of others that have already been coming that will pressure it perhaps through sanctions further down the road that international sanctions pressure it to cease its military operations in gaza. but for right now, that absolutely doesn't look like happening at all. necroptosis. cnn, london all right, now to diplomatic efforts aimed at a ceasefire between israel and hamas. >> a us official tells cnn, cia director bill burns met with israel's mossad director and the prime minister of qatar in harris on friday egypt threatened to withdraw from its role as a mediator in the ceasefire and hostage talks. so it's not clear whether the head of egyptian intelligence took part in those talks. also in paris, french president emmanuel macron met with the foreign ministers of qatar egypt, jordan, and saudi arabia to discuss potential ways to reopen all land crossings into gaza ukraine's president

volodymyr zelenskyy took a first-hand look at the aftermath of russia's deadly barrage on kharkiv. >> he went to ukraine's second largest city on friday, a day after missile attacks killed at least seven people and wounded more than 20 others. >> in washington, the us is sending more military aid to help ukraine fight off or russian offensive north of kharkiv. new aid package worth $275 million includes ammunition for the himars rocket systems along with anti-tank missiles and armored vehicles. and in belarus, russian president vladimir putin appears to be trying to play the peacemaker. reuters reported that he's ready for a ceasefire along the existing frontlines, he crane shot down the ideas and attempt to derail an upcoming peace talks in switzerland, the russian leader whose own election process was questioned, also appeared to question legitimacy of zelenskyy, whose term has expired, although ukraine's constitution doesn't allow for elections in war wartime you

still wish to immediately pick endogenous. i proceed from the fact that these negotiations should be resumed that they shouldn't be based on ultimatums, but rather on common sense if it comes to this, we of course, need to understand with whom we can ensure deal in order to reach the signing of legally binding documents, then we must be completely sure that we are dealing with legitimate authorities. >> us defense secretary lloyd austin has resumed his duties following a successful medical procedure for friday night. that's according to the pentagon, which described the procedure is non-surgical and minimally invasive official said it's related to an issue he developed after his recent surgery for prostate cancer austin's duties were a temporarily transferred to his deputy, kathleen hicks, defense secretary, faced criticism for not disclosing two surgeries in december and january he later apologized atlantic hurricane season is almost here and us federal forecasters worn. it's likely to be a hyperactive one

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midwest now the official start of the atlantic hurricane season is almost here. and with extreme record breaking ocean heat this year, the forecast so far doesn't bode well for those in the us living along the gulf in southern, southern east coast's us national hurricane center released the most aggressive preseason outlook in its history on thursday, the center says we can expect we 17 to 25 named storms with eight to 13 and those being hurricanes. and of those hurricanes, four to seven could be category three or higher the us national oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa, as its own, says, there's an 85% chance of an above season and only a 5% chance the scene isn't will be below average all right, for more on this, i'm joined now by a skype by jennifer hubbard, a meteorologist with the us national weather service. >> really appreciate having you on at this hour or so really sounds like it could be a hyperactive hurricane season.

>> so first broad strokes, how concerned are you by the implications of this forecast? i mean, just, just how bad do you expect it could be? >> well if you think about the forecast, is that it doesn't tell you where landfall is going to be. so while it might be a very active season, it all depends on where those storms actually go. and any potential landfall locations so you really just have to take it one by one and being prepared is the most important thing to me. gate any kind of bad actions from the storm season? >> yeah, that's a good point, obviously i mean forecasting tomorrow's weather can be tricky, let alone projecting months into the future. so what's behind this forecast? what are the larger forces that are shaping it? >> the driving factors where this is, as you mentioned, those record warm, tropical atlantic water temperatures they're expected to remain quite warm through the peak of the season. >> and then in addition to

that, we are expected to transition into anemia enzo pattern and linear patterns meaning that there's very little wind shear typically in place and it also allows for storm development with the weaker trade winds as well. >> so all of those factors coming together right at the peak of the season is really what's driving the high numbers that we're seeing in the atlantic forecast all right, so from, from when i introduced this note was saying 85% chance of an above normal season and a range of 17 to 25 total named storms, including four to seven major hurricanes. >> so your you're in florida, right. so presumably one of the states that might be the hardest hit, where are the areas of most concern really anywhere along the atlantic and gulf coast seabirds, the entire clinic basin is at risk it it just all depends on where the

storms form, where they move, what patterns, weather patterns are in place at the time that they are moving as to where they'll move and possibly hit landfall? yeah. >> i guess one of the most concerning things about this as the fact that many areas they've already been hit by so much rain, the ground is saturated. so what would that mean if these areas are then hit by these huge superstar? forums lots of flooding news possible and those kind of conditions and water is the biggest threat with a hurricane, both from the surge at the coast, but inland, that rainfall. >> and when you have antecedent conditions that are already very moist that just means the potential i'm sure for flooding is quite high. >> yeah. all right. so we could see huge storms potentially more flooding as well. so how should folks who are likely to be in the path of these storms prepare?

>> the most important thing is if you're near the coast, you want to make sure you know what evacuation zone you're in. if you are in one and then for everyone, it just make your preparations so you want to make sure that you have enough food and water to last at least seven days. non-perishable food, you also want to make sure you have medications and supplies for babies and pets and that sort of thing that you might not immediately think about. >> and then you also need to make sure that if you have any special needs that you account for those such as if you have a medical patient that needs to be refrigerated. >> oftentimes, you're going to lose power in these storms. so i know where you would go or what resources you have available from the county level to ensure that you get your medication remaining in that refrigerated state look into programs that are available, if you have any kind of mobility issues or things like that

because sheltering and programs are available to make sure that you stay safe during the storm. but making sure you have that plan in place, knowing where you're going to go. if you need to evacuate, knowing what you need to do to prepare your house, if you're going to stay in your home? all of those things are important to have a plan in place so that once you get into that high stress environment, if a storm is starting in your area, you have that plan that you can just go from and you don't have to worry about all the little things that might pop up. >> yeah. it's a long list, but great advice because because as you say, you better to prepare now, because often it's too late when these things hit. unfortunately, really appreciate having you on jennifer hubbard. thank you so much for being here with us. >> thank you well, any major hurricane that hits the us is usually compare it to katrina, the devastating storm that hit louisiana and mississippi in 2005 katrina became synonymous with catastrophe and trauma, but also survival and

resilience. >> cnn, stefanie elan reports now on to thriving young survivors who reunited with the military leader who helped save them years ago from hurricane evacuees, delays. >> glad to 2020, more high school graduates for twins jrue, mariana mari reynolds this is a moment that seemed improbable at the beginning of their lives right now, hurricanes in katrina, luck in the summer of 2005, hurricane katrina ravaged new orleans, defeating many of the levees surrounding the city. >> flooding. it's streets and killing nearly 1,400 people survivors, pot challenging circumstances to stay alive. >> we hadn't eaten and maybe six days alexandria wheeler knowing she needed to find help for her 6.5 month old suns waited through the water. her feet and countering unspeakable horrors and the turbid waters. >> there was two bodies collided like this when the

trio finally made it to the convention center, turned makeshift shelter in the muggy heat. they were starving and dehydrated. the infants nearly limp. that's when lieutenant general russell honore, decorated commander, who led the military response to hurricanes katrina and rita, came to their aid in washington de, with looking at gallon bins and we were looking at a clock. it was a moment's. cnn caught on camera. >> he was like god's angell. if it wasn't for him, we wouldn't be here today for years. wheeler says she tried to get in contact with a honore to thank him for his kindness. but it would take another storm, hurricane harvey, threatening their new home in houston in 2017 to bring them together again. >> oh, is than as a moon at boys over here hi, wheelers and honore message on social media. and he responded, we don't even have worst to put inside my house that thank you enough. ought to repeat back for which

you did. >> now, nearly 19 years after their life altering encounter honore time to celebrate the boy's achievement if i facially referred you as the katrina twins because the world got to meet you that b. >> but your mariana murray after a lifetime made possible by the man in uniform are honouring honore each and his own way, who would first mre and things see you i'll be a future edition to the united states marine corps i'd say that word, who robbed. >> i chose to be in the marines because i'll watch over the video and i kept watching and inspired me to want to help people a lot more than jamal murray. >> i would like. thank you so much for your bravery, your help. that they would survive. i'm going to call him just to do automotive engineering. >> how do you feel hearing that these two young men are pursuing these careers that have been inspired in part by you. >> i feel so ratify. i mean, there's no greater service and

the service to others the engineer that will change your world and marine that's good. help protect our freedom and democracy the twins now thriving after surviving hell and high water thanks to an undeterred mother here today because he knew your tenacity and a compassionate commander. >> but these young men will be game changers. i'm so proud of you and now that they're done with high school, this is the first time that the twins will be living up part. >> but they said that they're going to remain close and keep those lessons that they learned from the lieutenant general close to their hearts and continue to help others back to you what a great story. >> he was just 15 when he died at the catholic church is set to still are rare status on this millennial peter prodigy,

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the death of a filmmaker who sparked a conversation about the risks of fast food double quarter pounder with cheese meal i think i'm going to have to go supersized hard for me to morgan spurlock was best known for the stunt that drove his film super size me. he eight donalds food for a month, gaining 25 pounds in earning an oscar nomination. he also made a documentary about osama bin laden and hosted a cnn series but they couldn't equal his take on fast food, which means people rethink their diets at least a little while. his family says, morgan spurlock died of complications from cancer at age 53 italian teenager who died in 2006 could soon be declared a st. after the catholic church attributed to miracles to him cnn, vatican correspondent christopher lamb tells us carlo a acuteness was deeply religious loved computers and gaming and would

be the first saint of the millennial generation. well, he's become known as god's influencer. carlos cutest, a teenage gamer and computer programmer is set to be declared the catholic church his first millennials st almost 18 years after he died from leukemia, age 15, pope francis has recognized a second miracle attributed to acute this paving the way for him to be canonized the london born italian teenager was the computer prodigy, uses technological skills to spread awareness of the catholic faith including a website which documented reports of miracles since his death, acuteness is following among catholics has grown. he is widely seen as a saintly figure who is truly relatable to today's youth. his mother antonio cell sono continues to share the message of her son's life, and these grid sign of hope or because he he told us as i did, you too, can become holy, never less all the media,

they cannot technologies. it seemed stan type that holiness is something that belonged to the path is still holiness is also nowadays in these modern time, acuteness grew up in milan and like other kids of his age, enjoyed video games, sports, and making funny films about his family dogs. >> to declare someone a saint. >> the catholic church normally requires proof of two miracles the latest miracle attributed to a cutest was the healing of a woman from costa rica who suffered a head trauma after falling from her bicycle in florence in italy according to vatican news, she was cured after her mother prayed at the tomb of acuteness khuza'a was beata fight and declared blessed after his first miracle in 2020 with the vatican approving as miraculous the healing of a brazilian boy who had a birth defect in his pancreas that made him unable to eat normally the next step now is for the pope to hold a meeting of cardinals to sign off on acute as his sainthood

then they will pick a date for the canonization. christopher lamb cnn, london wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kimberly, who raleigh back with more news in just a moment. >> russia is we're trying to spy on us. we were spying on them.

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