mtsz m need to get on the ballot. they voted for their new leader, nobody reached the tlesh hold of 100 early in the first round of voting. it wasn't until the second round that ritchie sunac reached that threshold and several rounds later lis truz joined with 100 mps. over the weekend it is very likely we will see some horsz trading behind the scenes. we will see a lot of people gauging whether they can even declare their support in the first place. perhaps the is contenders won't declare themselves in the race until they reach the 100 mps of support. all of this seems pretty shocking considering just how short a time liz truss was in

office. in the peculiar time she was in office. gone in just 44 days. they were talking about the life of the lettuce. this is another one comparing liz truss's time in office to the life of a head of lettuce. again, a lot of talk about boris johnson getting into the race. will boris bounce back? bojo, i'll be back. of course plenty of people in this country and the labor party who would like to see a general election now, that includes the labor mayor of london who said this yesterday. >> what we don't want is another conservative contest with a conservative leader becoming prime minister. what we need is for liz truss is or whoever conservative members to give the british public the

opportunity of voting for a fresh start. >> reporter: so, max, you can tell the odds makers in this country, the odds on favorite is is rishi sunac. not far behind is boris johnson, if you can believe that. there is parliamentary investigation into whether boris johnson laid to lied mps over t party gate. depending on what the investigation finds that mabrey up a whole new round of scandal. there are signs boris johnson has some level of support.

boris johnson on one side and rishi sunac on the other. they seem disillusioned and they have their own issues to worry about. >> i think that reflects poorly on the entire system, not just the conservative party but the entire system when you have cost of living crisis and all of the attention of the media is not on the crisis but who's going to occupy this house behind me, number 10 downing street. yesterday i was at a senior center talking to people who were living off of their state pensions which are pretty meager, frankly. many people said they used to be able to go to the grocery store and buy whatever they wanted within reason.

now they are having to account for every single pound, every single pence every month in order to make their budgets work. a lot of people told me they seem disillusioned with the political system more broadly there. not just the conservatives but the labor party doesn't live in reality. very likely they're not having to do the kind of monthly budgeting they're having to do. they said, look, if they talk to pensioners, people who are drawing a pension, more often they might have an understanding of how the actions of number 10 and westminster really do directly impact the lives of people all across this country. >> scott mcclain on downy street, thank you very much. now the all important u.s. mid-term elections a little over two weeks away. early voting is already underway in some states. at stake is the balance of power in congress which largely determines what president biden will be able to do on his

legislative agenda. cnn's latest polling found voters evenly split. in other words, no obvious preference for one party over the other. we get more on the key races to watch now from cnn's eva mckend. >> reporter: democratic senate nominee john fetterman getting a boost. n >> john, thank you very much for running. >> reporter: president biden giving him a boost touting the signature infrastructure law. >> this law is more about rebuilding the middle class, something john knows a lot about and talks a lot about. >> reporter: and to fund raise for the democrat who is running in one of the most competitive races in the country against republican mehmet oz. some taking a sharper approach, like knows georgia.

>> herschel walker wants to ban abortion. >> reporter: senator raphael warnock releasing an ad thursday characterizing the former football star as a hypocrite. >> why now this attack ad? >> i think that the women of this state deserve to know the choice between the two people in front of them and about my commitment to a woman's right to choose. >> walker has denied the allegation and in his campaign made a statement -- >> everything points to herschel having an opportunity. voting is already underway in the state. in the governor's race democratic candidate stacey abrams voted in person. >> today i voted early. show up early and cast your

vote. >> reporter: the most votes have been in florida, michigan and california. folks, apathy is a perennial concern. democrat stacey abrams spoke about that with celebrity tv host oprah winfrey. >> there is this lethargy around voting. is there political hope possible these days? >> absolutely. i think of it less -- lethargy is part of it. it's also distrust and despair. >> yes. >> you spent so many years not seeing change, it's hard to believe anybody's telling you the truth. >> winfrey campaigned for abrams

when she lost against kemp. u.s. student loan is back on the ballot. barrett declined to send an appeal to the full supreme court. the order is a victory for president biden but there are other legal challenges to the program making their way up to the high court. now former trump adviser steve bannon due to be sentenced today for his contempt of congress conviction and the department of justice is opposing a request from bannon that he be allowed to hold off serving any sentence until his appeal of the conviction plays out. prosecutors have recommended bannon serve six months in prison and say he should be held

accountable like any other citizen found guilty of a public crime. we're learning cash patel appeared before several hours before a grand jury in the mar-a-lago case. trump waits for the january 6th subpoena. he's considering inviting federal investigators back to mar-a-lago. cnn's sarah murray has the details. >> reporter: weighed down by legal woes. >> they broke into my house. >> mr. president -- >> reporter: former president donald trump's lawyers now considering whether to allow federal investigators to return to mar-a-lago for a supervised search. despite trump's adversarial approach towards the justice department. >> it's not a crime, and they should give me immediately back everything they've taken from me because it's mine. it's mine. >> reporter: sources say trump's team is considering a more

accommodating procedure. aiming to reduce the legal risk and they still believe trump has sensitive legal documents. nothing is finalized and plenty are suspect. they say it's a risk to invite a doj lawyer to lunch, let alone back to mar-a-lago. trump still awaiting a subpoena from the january 6th committee. >> we all felt that our obligation is to seek his testimony. that the american people deserve to hear directly from him, that it has to be under oath. >> reporter: and in another blow to the former president a judge ruling former trump attorney general john eastman must turn over more of his emails to the january 6th committee. the judge saying trump likely committed a crime when he tried to up end the 2020 election. >> we fight. we fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell, you're

not going to have a country anymore. in one particular set of emails they noted trump signed documents that he knew were false. president trump knew the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong but continued to taut those numbers both in court and to the public according to the judge. trump slamming the judge on social media today saying he shouldn't be making statements about me until he understands the facts, which he doesn' t.

>> we're still waiting for some of the january 6th committee to donald trump and he's tapped two lawyers to be the point people for when that subpoena actually arrives. of course, the former president has been very critical of the committee's work. this is an indication that he knows he needs attorneys to engage with the committee, engage in some negotiations and respond to the subpoena. sarah murray, cnn, washington. georgia prosecutors have a green light to question senior republican senator -- a senior republican senator about his role in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. on thursday a federal appeals court rejected a request to lindsey graham to stop his subpoena to testify in atlanta. whilst former president trump and his allies were trying to reverse his defeat in the state. graham's attorneys aren't saying yet whether he'll take his case to the supreme court. u.s. health workers are seeing a rise in what's called rsv, a common cold virus that can make kids and older adults very sick. cases in children have skyrocketed in recent months. health officials say it's putting a strain on hospitals. usually the symptoms are mild but for some it can be severe.

>> where we worry about it in young children especially those under a year, the most common cause of pneumonia and bronchiolitis. if they're blue around their mouth or lips or fingernails, you should seek medical care right away. >> symptoms include fever, coughing or wheezing, changes in appetite, fatigue and difficulty in breathing. parents can reduce the risk of illness by keeping toys clean and making sure kids wash their hands. a covid vaccine could be added to the list of recommended immunizations. emphasis on could. the centers for disease control say they are considering adding the covid vaccine to their list of immunizations. now the recommendation is just that, it's a suggestion, not a

requirement and states and local jurisdictions made their own rules about which vaccines are required for school attendants. 20 states have banned covid shots from being required. still ahead on "cnn newsroom," the verdict is in for actor kevin spacey. we'll hear what jurors had to say in the u.s. trial. plus, authorities find the body of a missing princeton university student. what they're saying about her death. vladimir putin's day out. soldiers prereparing for war. do stay with us.

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a legal win for actor kevin spacey in one of the sexual lawsuits that disraled his career. spacey's lawyers had this to say to the verdict. he was found not guilty. >> very grateful to the jury for seeing through these false allegations. >> very pleased. we think justice was done today.

>> how's mr. spacey feeling. >> cnn's jean casarez was there and breaks down the case for us. >> reporter: kevin spacey's attorneys say they are very grateful to this attorney. anthony rapolas was asking for $40 million in this civil case. one count went to the jury of battery. the jury found kevin spacey not liable. therefore, there are no monetary damages at all. the case is over. it truly hinged on this party that anthony rap said he had in 1986, 35, 36 years ago in new york city. he said he had gotten an invite from kevin spacey that his broadway show was just ending. he was 14 years old but he wanted to go because he wanted to talk with producers and whoever might be there in the broadway circles. he said when he got there that there were people there and it was very noisy. he went into the bedroom and watched television and that's

when he suddenly realized everybody was gone. kevin spacey came in, picked him up like a groom would to a bride and then placed his body on top of anthony rap's. the defense absolutely picked apart that party. they said, number one, you said there were so many people at that party nobody could be found that attended that party ever. you said you went into the bedroom and shut the door. here's the floor plan of the apartment. it was a studio apartment. there was no door at all. and what the defense painted him to be was someone that was very jealous of kevin spacey, someone that wanted the fame that kevin spacey kept achieving. he went to try to get a story out of kevin spacey being gay.

"the advocate" would not do it. in the end the jury believed kevin spacey's account, there was no party, there was no touching and there was no civil case here at all. jean casarez, cnn, new york. the wife of a u.s. diplomat has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a british teenager. harry dunn was killed when ann drove on the wrong side of the road. prosecutors will not pursue more charges against her. she remains in the u.s. and any sentence will likely be unenforceable. american chess master hans nieman is making his next move filing a $100 million defamation lawsuit. niemann claims carlson and

chess.com and another popular streamer have egregiously defamed him. the lawsuit stems from a september match in which he was accused of cheating. opening statements are set to begin monday in the case against harvey weinstein. weinstein who's 70 is charged with 11 counts, including forcible rape and sexual battery involving five accusers. he's currently serving a 23 year sentence after being convicted of rape in new york. that sparked the wider me, too, movement. the u.s. environmental protection agency has launched an investigation into the jackson, mississippi water case. the epa is looking into whether the mississippi department of

health and other government agencies discriminated against the majority black population in jackson because of their race by not providing funds for water infrastructure and treatment programs. a water crisis left residents without clean drinking water for nearly two months this past summer. drought conditions have forced officials to take drastic action to raise water levels on the mississippi river. they are releasing a consistent flow from two dams to shore up the dangerously low levels. it's reached the lowest level in more than 120 years. let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dem and a meteor shower in the coming hours. >> more on that in a second. the drought, it continues to expand. some of the areas hit hardest is not where we want to see it expand and get larger. we have this area across the midwest that has been hit particularly hard.

over 60,000 square mile expansion in drought conditions. that's roughly the same size as the state of george gampt you can see where that's taking place, nebraska, oklahoma. 49.7% of the continental united states under drought. 134 million americans of people impacted by drought conditions since 2016. look what it's doing to some of the river beds. this is one of the tributaries. this is the plat river in nebraska. the dry river beds. unfortunately, it is set to continue. the shading of brown in the midwest and the plains showing the drought persisting through at least january. we have our winter seasonal outlook that's been released yesterday by the climate prediction center calling for

below average rainfall for many of these locations. typical of la nina. this has to do with the cooling waters across the pacific. this is the third season in the row, a triple dip la nina. it unfortunately coincides with dryer conditions from areas hit hard by the recent expanding drought. there are good news. temporary relief. not enough to put a dent in the drought so we have some rain but it won't be enough to quell the ongoing drought conditions there. changing subjects. quickly talking about the meteor shower. if you are in the northern hemisphere, it is dark outside. you need to step outside. you see 10 to 20 meteors per hour. if you look 30 degrees above the horizon outside of the orion constellation. you can see the clear skies

across the southeastern u.s. and eastern seaboard. max? >> okay. derek, thank you very much, indeed. looking forward to that. the large forest fires in the u.s. pacific northwest have given seattle, washington, the world's worst air quality. even worse than beijing or dehli, would you believe? heavy fog with thick smoke from wildfires have obscured buildings and forced some schools to cancel classes. it's so bad it's considered unhealthy for all age groups. you're watching "cnn newswsroom" live from london. liz truss is out and now t tory lawmakers are thinking about a retuturn to boris johnson. stay tuned. gain scent beads. try spspring daydream, part of our r irresistible scent collection.

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welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. if you are just joining us, let me bring you up to date. the u.s. president is back in washington today after stumping for democrats in his home state of pennsylvania and touting his infrastructure plan. he joins john fetterman who's in a tight race with dr. mehmet oz. a new court filing shows the justice department and former u.s. president donald trump are fighting over 15 records kept at mar-a-lago. it's whether they are trump's documents or the property of the federal government. across the u.k. and indeed the world, the question is who will replace liz drus. she stepped down after a mere 45 days in office. making her term as prime minister the shortest in history. she will remain in office which could be as early as monday.

just a few minutes ago we noticed this. conservative mp tweeting his support for boris johnson. with me here is a special guest. what's going on here? >> it's embarrassing. it has impacts on the market and the country and it's a mess. >> we seem to be lurching from one crisis and the next. at this point we're looking for a replacement and that looks like it could descend into chaos as well. there's no crossover at all from what we can see. >> i think there's some crossover but i think there's no question what the tory body has

is if it is done, it is better to be done quickly because we have this protracted process from july, august, early september. now we've got a position whereby we'll have a fairly good idea what the position is monday and absolutely decision by friday at the latest. >> we don't have any polling numbers yet. this is happening so rapidly. what's your feeling about sunak versus johnson? >> the polling, we have to look back at what happened last time and the time before and the pollsters over assessed boris johnson and liz truss's position by quite a clear margin. therefore, what i'd say to people whether they're in the city or just interested in british politics, when you look at a poll, probably reduce the estimated figure for boris if he runs and raise the figure for rishi and i'm sure he will be

running. >> none of them have declared yet. 100 need to support them in order to go to the first round. rishi sunak and boris johnson are shoe-ins. >> there's suggestions that boris has been set at 10 0. >> they might not reach 100. >> they might not reach 100. there's no question. the strongest supporters are those for boris but clearly with only 356 mps, you can only have three candidates candidates maximum. i would suggest they make that threshold. >> and then what happens? because i'm sure you or other members in your party will prefer one of them to drop out before the vote has to go to conservative party members. >> the interesting thing is the 1922 committee have put in a

final vote of the final two, as i understand it. >> yes. >> and it seems as if that's clearly intended to create an indication to the party members, well, look, this is what mps want. please follow that guidance. >> yes. >> there's no question that a lot of tory members, many of whom voted for liz truss last time around saying, look, we made an error. we don't know what goes on in parliament. we don't know what goes on in the government. >> you make the decision. >> that's why the 1922 is saying they're going to have the indicative vote between the two leading candidates. >> the two front-runners, everyone wanting one of them to drop out. >> yes. >> then it gets all bitter and twisted again, doesn't it? >> it does. we can speculate. >> i am worried about it. i think the party's worried about it.

if the margin on an indicative vote is close, they say we want this, we want that, but there's even apparently conversations going on between boris and rishi. >> suggesting they would offer the other one a big job in the new -- >> yes. yes. >> it's unimaginable. rishi had a top job when he was in boris johnson's cabinet. >> that won't happen. boris will be in the top position. there's no reason to come back as number two. >> no. >> equally, we have to remember that jeremy hunt is chancellor at the moment. >> isn't running. >> apparently isn't running and i believe that's the position, but he's working furiously hard -- >> yes. >> -- to produce an economic statement for presentation in only a few days' time, which is going to be pretty brutal but will have a dramatic effect on

worldwide markets. >> penny morton, a quick word on her. she appears to be number three. >> very interesting can gates boris johnson snubbed her when he created his cabinet because she had not supported him. she didn't have a real front line job. her performance last mon at the dispatch -- >> standing in for liz truss. >> standing in for liz truss was the first over 129 mps had seen her perform. >> and seen as going very well. >> seen as going very well. >> thank you very much for joining us with your insight. good luck over the next few days. >> okay. in the u.s. a family's desperate search for a missing college student has ended in

tragedy. the body has been discovered on the campus of princeton university late on thursday. authorities don't believe foul play was involved in the 20-year-old's disappearance and death. her family is grieving the loss of a wonderful young woman. >> i would describe her as a sweet soul, like somebody that cares about people beyond her. like she's very empathetic. >> our brynn gingras has more on this tragic story. >> reporter: just a devastating conclusion for the family of a 20-year-old junior at prince ton university. they say they have found the body of her at 1:00 on thursday at the facilities near the tennis courts. an employee found the body. we're told there were no obvious signs of injury. her death does not appear criminal in nature or suspicious

at this time. the medical examiner will determine the manner and cause of death. the university's heart broken by this. her death is an unthinkable tragedy. our heart goes out to her family, friends and the many of those who knew and loved her. now they also added to that statement that there is not a threat on campus. of course, this family is completely heart broken. they've been searching for her since over the weekend. been putting up flyers on the university, trying to find what happened to her. they say she was the youngest of three children. got into prince ton. had a full ride. actually, even accepted a job and was excited the last they talked to her about going to that job even though she wasn't set to graduate in 2024. this was not the news they wanted to hear. our thoughts go out with them. i'm brynn jing grass cnn.

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a rare sight near moscow on thursday. russian president vladimir putin visiting a training ground for new recruits. mr. putin's presence was apparently meant to demonstrate his personal support for the new soldiers. the kremlin said the partial mobilization to draft 300,000 russian civilians into the military is nearly complete. secretary of state an t antony

blinken said putin knows what happens if he uses nuclear weapons. when he was asked if mr. putin is acting rationally, blinken didn't give a yes or no as an answer. >> it's hard to put yourself in someone else's mind. i think he's rational, but the decisions he's making are -- better put, his objectives are not rational. >> a russian military convoy became easy prey. it shows a missile strike in the luhansk region. the footage shows secondary explosions suggesting the russian vehicles carried ammunition that blew up. hours ago pro russian officials accused russians of a campaign killing people. down south there's similar allegation of an alleged ukrainian attack in kherson.

russia is conducting a mass evacuation claiming some 15,000 people have already been moved. ukraine says russia has mined a dam upstream from the city and may blow it up to slow down a ukrainian offensive. selma abdelaziz joins us with the very latest. what do you make of the latest movements and strategies. >> max, everyone is trying to position themselves for the winter months. particularly kamikaze drones. my apologies. my mike was not on. putting that on. but as i was saying, these kamikaze drone attacks have had devastating impact on the ground in kyiv. some of those included a pregnant woman and her husband. now the u.k. and the eu trying

to take steps necessary to eliminate the use of the iranian made drones. they're imposing the new round of sanctions against three top commanders and one business that they think is responsible for providing the sanctions. they have con creed evidence of this. u.s. officials say not only are the drones being provided by iran which has denied providing them, not only is it providing them but according to u.s. officials they're getting training on the ground. so major request from president zelenskyy fulfilled with new sanctions. another request you'll hear again and again is going to be around energy infrastructure. that seems to be one of the prime targets for the kremlin. up to 40% has been destroyed in the last couple of weeks. that's forced them to impose

rolling blackouts. that went into effect yesterday. up to 4 hours without power. you can imagine how devastating that will be for families as they head into the winter months as it gets colder. appeals to the eu and nato to provide generators, support the energy infrastructure in any way possible. the first bit of the aid should be arriving. 600 pieces of equipment will include generators. they're going to need a lot more particularly if the kremlin's attacks against the civilian infrastructure continue, max. >> selma, thank you. still ahead on "cnn newsroom," dramatic attack in a texas state park. we'll hear from a hiker who's sharing her story so others can learn. a bison attack. [ bleep ] sit this one out.

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. manchester united will face chelsea on saturday without star striker cristiano reinaldo. he's being dropped from the game as punishment for this. walking off the field after not

being played. reinaldo later posted this statement on instagram. i've always tried to set the example myself for the youngsters that grew in all the teams that i've represented. unfortunately that's not always possible. there's sometimes the heat of the moment gets the best of us. right now i just feel i have to keep working hard in supporting my teammates and being ready for anything in any given game. giving in to the pressure is not an option. it never was. tampa bay buccaneers quarterback tom brady is apologizing for his statement about the nfl and the military. here's the apology he gave on thursday. >> earlier this week i made a statement about playing football and the military and it was a very poor choice of words. i just want to express that to any sentiments out there that people may have taken it in a certain way. so i apologize.

>> we need to roll back a little and hear what he said three days earlier. that's when he spoke on a podcast about balancing his job with his private life. he said this about the beginning of a football season. >> i almost look at like a football season like you're going away on deployment to the military. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> it's like, man, here i go again. there's only one way to do it and i think, jim, we've talked from time to time about how do you enjoy the certain moments of it. >> reporter: now to texas where an experienced hiker is hoping other people will learn from her mistakes. rebecca clark was on a solo hike earlier this month when several bison crossed her path. she was recording the animals on her phone when this happened. >> [ bleep ]. oh, my god.

oh, my god. >> clark said she thought her back was broken. she stayed on the ground until her text messages reached family and friends. she described the bison encounter to cnn. >> hit me in the back, flipped me up. gored me and flipped me into the mesquite bush first. even me staring at him in the eyes when i walked by was threatening to him and that i should not have done and will not ever do again. >> i think that's to be sure. clark suffered bruises and puncture wound on her back which is healing well. the day swifties have been waiting for has finally arrived. taylor swift's new album" midnight" is out. take a listen to part of the

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