constitutional duties as the senator from california? well i'm hopeful that you can again. i want to see what happens in the next month or so. we you give her that time to be able to come back. but if she can't come back month after month after month with this close senate that's not just going to hurt california. it's going to be an issue for the country, so we take out a word. she's coming back. let's see what that date is. and what did she tell center ? schumer but for now, she really made the right decision to step aside from the committee as a member of the committee. i know we have a number of judges and we i have bills legislation that we have to what we call mark up and get through the committee. all right, senator amy klobuchar at a time tonight, but thank you for your time tonight. and thanks for joining us. the news continues here on cnn. welcome to all be watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim bruun, who were coming up on

cnn newsroom in just a few hours from now the national guardsmen arrested in connection with leaked us classified documents will appear in court ahead how he was discovered, and security flaws that allowed the leak to happen. as us president biden's last day in ireland. we're live in dublin with look at what he accomplished during the visit and a one in 1000 year. rainfall event hits south florida more on the way you'll see the damage it's causing live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with kim bruun hoover. we begin with a major development in the leak of classified pentagon documents posted online. the fbi has arrested 21 year old massachusetts air national guardsman jack teixeira will appear in a boston courtroom in the coming hours. the air force says his job was to help make sure the military's vast global communications network was working properly. a government source tells cnn to share a had

been under surveillance for several days before his arrest and multiple u. s. officials say he is believed to be the leader of the online check group where the classified documents were posted. the damaging leaks and to share the rest of prompted the pentagon to tighten access to classified intelligence. cnn's kylie atwood reports. dramatic overhead video of a 21 year old airman in the massachusetts national guard being arrested outside of his relatives home suspect jack tajura, take it into u. s custody in connection with leaked classified documents that have recently appeared on social media sites. fbi agents took to share into custody earlier this afternoon. without incident. he will have an initial appearance at the u. s district court for the district of massachusetts. the arrest comes exactly a week after president biden and other senior u. s leaders, including the secretary of defense, were briefed on the leak, unleashing a fast moving search by the us government to identify the

culprit who was under surveillance for at least a couple of days before his arrest. according to a u. s government source. full blown investigation going on the documents were leaked on discord , chat and messaging platform often used by gamers. the washington post spoke with a member of the group who met the leaker online about four years ago and had seen the posted classified documents on discord. there's talks of foreign. intelligence agencies who's supplying what and what wars who's funding certain things? there's talks of. nuclear weapon rate. i mean, that's hardly touching the iceberg. there's just stuff that if your tax dollars of funding these atrocities than you should be able to know about it, he said, the wide ranging us secrets began appearing in the czech group 6 to 8 months ago earlier than us officials have so far publicly acknowledged. i don't think that there was a goal nor some sort of accomplishment that

he was looking for and sharing these documents. of course, there's some anti government sentiment, but that's not unlike most right wingers in the modern day. the group known as thugs, shaker central included 20 to 30 people who bonded over military gear, guns and god, the washington post reported, and 20 was viewed as their strict but revered leader. the pentagon spokesperson described the leak as a deliberate criminal act and said steps are being taken to limit the number of people who have access to this top secret information. we continue to review ooh, those distribution list update them. make sure there is a need to know. the pentagon is also carrying out a damage assessment to determine the scope of leaks impact. and u. s officials are seeking to quell the concerns of intelligence sharing allies. while biden said today he's not anxious about the leaks impact on u s national security or operations underway, concerned that happens. there's nothing contemporaneous that i'm aware of. okay council. us lawmakers

remain concerned about the possible implications on the battlefield in ukraine have never seen a leak like this. that may and i do emphasize may have a real effect on the battlefield in ukraine, if in fact, sources and methods have been compromised that could translate into dead ukrainians that didn't need to be dead. to join the air national guard in 2019. that was even before he graduated from high school, but he went through the training to be a cyber transport specialist . essentially what that means is he was an i t specialist making sure that the communication systems work and according to the u. s government official familiar with this situation, the fbi was actually planning to arrest him when he went into work on thursday, but when he didn't go into work, they position themselves outside of that family's home, and they arrested him when he came. him out. kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. and for more on this, i'm joined by steve moore, who is a retired fbi

supervisory special agent. now a cnn law enforcement contributing and he joins me from los angeles . thanks so much for being here with us. so what? what do you make of the fact that someone like him such a such a junior rank had access do all this information. well sometimes it's just required if you have somebody who works on the i t the base of the intelligence facility, then you're going to have information coming in and out that he will have access to access to, but he doesn't really need to. that's one part of it. the other part of it, though, is that there is top secret. and then there's tap secret. the owners of the classified information and say, hypothetically, this cia had a source somewhere. they are not going to put this into the standard military distribution system. they're just not because something like this might happen , so i think the potential

damage from this from these leaks is not as catastrophic as it could have been. yeah it's still very embarrassing for the u. s and you, you, you know, highlight an obvious vulnerability. i mean, there were. there were changes made after the edward snowden and chelsea manning cases millions of dollars that were spent. to harden the systems. but it seems as though not all the right lessons were learned. no i'm i'm kind of concerned that he had the access he did, and it seems that he had some really unsupervised access to this information. i mean, you can't even bring a cellphone into the type of facility in which he was working. so obviously he was breaking that rule pretty pretty frequently because he was taking pictures, so i think what we have here is just lacks command structure that allowed somebody

who could go off to go off. so that's you know his access. but then there's the fact that it took so long for this breach to be discovered. what does that tell you? well the issue here is that until you see the breach out in public, you don't know it's gone necessarily, and to have access to top secret information you have to, uh, sign saying you you view the document. you have all these different issues. different hoops you need to jump through just to view the document, which is why he was found so quickly, but you don't know if the person is taking that information and using it against you until you see it in the press, or, um, you you have bad consequences internationally. so in terms of the investigation, what happens now? not not just for him, but

maybe trying to find others who might have involved been involved in disseminating the information. what they need to do is no every single person that potentially saw this that's going to be hard, but the fbi is good at stuff like that, so they're going to go and find these people and explain to them their responsibility now not to discuss this. then the fbi is going to go and try to find out how this happened. how it could be prevented in the future, and they're going to find every single thing in his house into to share his house. they could potentially be results of his spying. and he'll be appearing in the courtroom later today, so we'll find out some of this information. but what what what kind of charges and possibly punishment do you think he could face? well this is this is certainly espionage of the of

the highest order. um i think he, um is on the hook for, um for life or or possibly a death penalty. that doesn't mean i think that's where they're going to go with this because i don't believe and i don't think they'll come to the conclusion that he did this for anti, uh anti government reasons he did this because he had some kind of desperate need to look important to friends. yeah i think that would be, you know, life or death punishment would be highly unusual given what we've seen in the other previous cases, which were much, much lower. we'll find out in the coming hours more in los angeles really appreciate your insights. thanks so much. thank you. us president joe biden quoted and irish proverb on thursday while visiting his ancestral homeland , saying, quote your feet will bring you where your heart is in the hours ahead. he'll travel to county mayo in western ireland

to meet relatives from one side of the family tree. on thursday, the president planted a tree and during talks with the irish president and prime minister. president biden repeatedly praised the country's close ties serious. it feels so good to be able to have this. merging and stronger, stronger relationship between the united states and ireland. i think our values are the same. and i think, uh, are concerned with the same so i'm really looking forward to continue to work with him. alright let's bring in cnn's kevin liptak, who is live in dublin. so kevin take us through the highlights and what's doubt for you. yeah this trip really has acted as a springboard for president biden to talk about these issues that he often talks about on the global stage, particularly this idea of democracy, and certainly it's true that ireland really does represent the kind of modern progressive democracy that he does think can act as a bulwark against this tide of populism that you've seen over the last

decade or so. and so he talked about that in his speech yesterday, he talked about how ireland has helped provide refuge for people who have fled. ukraine but certainly there have. this is not a trip that is has a main policy objective. this is really a personal trip for president biden a homecoming of sorts, and you saw that over the course of the day yesterday as he walked in to the irish parliament, he said in the irish language that he felt like he was at home and he felt so comfortable speaking to those lawmakers fact he received such a warm welcome, and it is such a difference than he sometimes receives in the american congress. it's back in washington. the president really kind of letting his guard down at certain moments, talking about things that he isn't necessarily talking about when he's back home, and the most interesting one to me was when he referenced his age, he said he was at the end of his career, and he said his age lent him some perspective and some wisdom. so certainly president biden receiving a very warm

welcome here in ireland and as you mentioned he will be heading out later today to explore another side of his family ancestry. his paternal side hill be out in county, mayo hill is expected to speak in front of quite quite a large crowd in the town of ballerina in front of a cathedral that actually does have a family connection. his great great great grandfather. so the bricks to that cathedral in order to pay for his passage to the united states. so certainly president biden getting a lot of his ancestry and as he completes this tour of ireland later today, kim alright, thanks so much for coming. liptak in dublin. the area around fort lauderdale, florida is trying to recover from its rainiest day in history , officials say wednesday's rainfall was a one in 1000 year event, triggering widespread fronting and too weak tornadoes , and it was compounded by maureen on thursday, fort lauderdale recorded more than two ft of rain in 24 hour period

. drivers were forced to abandon cars as the water rose. the ford lauderdale airport is closed until at least nine o'clock friday morning, florida's governor declared a state of emergency for the region. several state agencies and emergency crews are doing everything they can to drain the water. residents say they've never seen anything like it. listen to this. i waved at a couple of choppers. and then one of those big trucks came by and picked us all up. you don't want to leave your stuff. you know you got all your animals and your second guessing you're thinking. what am i? what am i forgetting? i don't want to leave. it's really hard to leave all your stuff, bro. you know my whole life's possessions in that house. it's all underwater. my wife, my son. all our stuff is all done. alright let's get the latest from cnn meteorologist brightly rich spratly. just incredible what they've been through are the out of the woods. yet thankfully, the rain chances have started to taper back a bit, not a whole lot going on at the moment, but over the last 48 hours want to show you this west palm to miami

arranged between two and over 20 inches of rain, fort lauderdale being the bullseye, or we picked up over 20 inches nearly 26 inches. and you heard kim mentioned that was a one one in 1000 year event, and a lot of this happened over just a 6 to 7 hour period of time. and you see that one storm with no steering mechanism, just rain itself out . and you know what if this 26 inches verifies in fort lauderdale, we will have broken a state rain record for 24 hours . the previous record 1980 back in november, when we picked up 23 inches of rain. there it is. radar showing you most of the rain pushing off into the atlantic with that area of low pressure one or two storms, but you notice they're moving away from the state so thumbs up there. but here through friday, there, maybe one or two storms fire up later into the afternoon . we get that heating of the day

the sea breeze starts to kick in, and we bring in another inch to two inches of rain. so we have to keep that in mind on the back end of this system. we've got this ridge of high pressure that's set up and we are talking about record heat. from the plains to the northeast new jersey 92 degrees on thursday, shattering a record that was set back in 1977 where we hit 86 degrees, and we will once again have the possibility of breaking nearly 30 plus record highs for friday from the great lakes back into the northeast, each black spot that you're seeing want to show you boston's high on friday. 76 degrees, typically were supposed to be in the mid fifties. eventually we'll get back there. we do have a cold front that's going to swing on by temperatures in boston will fall back into the fifties here shortly saturday and sunday. kim alright thanks so much really rich appreciate it. alright now western australia is getting walloped by a historically powerful cyclone broke wind

speed records when it smashed into the coast, making landfall late thursday night with the strength of a category four hurricane in the atlantic. the storm has weakened as it moves further inland, but it still has the potential to cause significant damage, with its severe wind and heavy rainfall over the coming hours. also is expected to weaken below tropical cyclone strength later friday night. after being arrested for foss fighting business records. former u s president donald trump faced a day of questions in another legal battle details on the case that could decide the fate of his business empire next what's this? violent protests in paris as a crucial court ruling on france's pension reform law is just hours away. live report from paris when we come back, please stay with us. withh every geneneration subaru forester has

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the high court to intervene in a case involving with kristen drug use for medication abortions. that's after an appeals court froze part of a ruling that would suspend the drugs fda approval but kept in place restrictions that make access to the pill more difficult. also thursday, a federal judge in washington state said the fda must comply with this order forbidding the rejection of kristen's availability in 17 states and the district of columbia. former us president donald trump answered questions under oath on thursday in a lengthy deposition meeting. it's related to the new york attorney general's lawsuit alleging business fraud with the trump organization, the case that could ultimately bar trump or his adult children from operating businesses in the state, cnn's kara scannell reports. former president donald trump met with investigators with the new york attorney general's office for nearly seven hours on thursday, a source telling cnn that he answered numerous questions under oath during that period. the new york attorney general

leticia james, was in the room for part of that time, the source says. trump's decision to answer questions marks a significant shift in strategy. in august, he asserted his fifth amendment right against self incrimination when asked nearly 400 questions. james sue trump, his eldest children and the trump organization in a $250 million lawsuit alleging native fronted lenders, insurers and others by inflating the value of their properties on their financial statements. trump and his children have denied any wrongdoing since then, a shift in strategy one factor in a civil lawsuit. the jury can make an adverse inference, meaning they can hold it against someone when they don't answer any questions, either trump or james have made any official statements following this deposition. this case, though, is going to trial in october. paris canal, cnn, new york a crucial ruling is expected in france in the coming hours decision from the nation's highest constitutional court on whether the pension reform law will stand or fall, hundreds of thousands of people took to the

streets thursday and ongoing protests against the government's controversial plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. all some demonstrations were peaceful, but others weren't have a look at this. smoke bombs, projectiles and tear gas were fired as protesters clashed with police during us live now from paris is cnn senior producer saskia van dorn. so take us through what we've seen so far. some of that chaos that we saw on the streets there and what we're expecting when it comes to today's crucial decision by the constitutional council. well as you just said kim. indeed all eyes are on the constitutional council ruling today and on the nine members who will be voting now they've been deliberating for the past four weeks, and we expect the decision to come this evening. now they could either green light the law or they could approve some parts of it and ask for changes to certain aspects. they could also throw

the whole thing out, but we think that is highly unlikely. as you said yesterday was the 12th day of pension reform protests, and it was lower turnout than in previous weeks at 380,000. people took to the streets, and as you said, we saw violence erupting throughout the day. just in the morning, protesters headed to the lvmh headquarters there. they stormed it, and then they made their way to the constitutional council, where they set off red flares. now i just want to talk about this still that i think this photograph that was taken yesterday that i think sums up the situation pretty well. right now. it shows hundreds of police officers in front of the constitutional council and this is just such a rare sight kim and really shows how tense the situation is right now in france and how much is expected from that ruling. today the question is will the ruling appeased protesters or will it throw more fuel onto the fire? take a

listen to what this protester had to say. yesterday. kim. i think the movement will continue in any case because the pension reform is a bit of a straw that broke the camel's back. there are many things there were many of the problems before they were already the yellow vests before the pension reform, so there has been anger for a long time before. i think there are many things to change other than the pension reform, but if we manage to go back on that it would already be a huge step forward. i came. that sentiment has been echoed by other trade union members who say that they will continue to protest no matter the ruling today, so we expect to see more scuffles this evening after the ruling, kim all right, we'll stay on that story throughout today. sascha mandarin in paris. thanks so much. months of grinding battles have taken a toll on the ukrainian city of mahmoud just ahead, we'll give you a bird's eye view of the city and its deep scars left by fighting. stay with us. so many y migrants

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some of these fighter jets. now they have about a dozen that they inherited from germany and operation over poland. right now, they'll be giving five of those now. two ukraina. ukraine can use those to beef up their arsenal. they've been lacking that poland was the first nato country to pledge fighter jets. and so the president poland says they'll finally be delivered thanks to germany, and that's going to help them as they try to keep control of black mood came alright. thanks so much for joining nato in rome still to come. north korea says it launched a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile. what we're learning about the weapons tasked. next stay with us. corey inventing our nenetwork with smarter,r, me efficient routes so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast reliable, perfectly orchestrated. united states postal service. when i was young, my fatr said, always be excellent. no oneay

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jinping. just a short time ago, lula laid a wreath at the monument to the people's heroes tiananman square. his visit to china is seen as an indicator of brazil's return to the world diplomatic stage, but despite previously vowing to discuss peace making strategies with russia's ally china there's no mention of the war in ukraine on lula's official schedule. instead he and the chinese president expected to focus largely on issues of trade and investment. north korea says the rocket that it launched on thursday was a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile. state media reports that leader kim jong un guided the weapons test was reportedly a solid fueled icbm, which can be moved more easily and launched quicker than a liquid fueled rocket. joining me now is cnn's paula hancocks and soul. so, paula, what more can you tell us about this type of missile? well kim. this is one of the technologies that that kim jong un just over two years ago, had said he wanted to perfect. it was part of his five

year plan. his military improvement plan to be able to launch a solid fueled by cbm. now this is what north korea says that they have shown us this friday morning. it was launched on thursday morning. and the key here is the type of fuel that's used the fact that it is easier to manage. it is easier to move quicker to launch and of course, that makes it more difficult to detect and if necessary, intercept, experts say it is a significant development for north korea, although not a game changer. well, i see the arms compared to their liquid propellant counterparts are generally speaking, much more responsive in a crisis. that means that they can be used much quicker. they don't need to be fueled right before they're launched. think of a firecracker that's ready to go once the fuse is lit a solid fueled icbm bm is something similar. the launch on thursday, was widely criticized by those in the region and also

by the united states. the south korean military has reacted today. they have said that it could well be a solid fuel missile, but they believe that north korea needs more time and effort to be able to effectively use this this kind of technology . of course, time and effort is something kim jong un has plenty of and it also comes at a time when there's no communication whatsoever between north and south korea. there is usually a hotline between the two koreas. there's a phone call in the morning and in the afternoon, the intention of that is to try and defuse any tensions or avoid any miscalculation. but for the past week, north korea has simply not answered. the phone has done that in the past as well to protest against increasing us and south korean military drills. kim interesting alright, thanks so much, paul. hancocks in seoul. search efforts are ongoing for three nepali sherpas missing on. everest officials say the trio were delivering materials to clear route for climbers when

they were buried in an avalanche authorities are using helicopters and teams on the ground to find the sherpas. the avalanche struck between the base camp and camp one around a particularly treacherous section of the route to the top of the world. play a critical role, finding a safe path through the terrain. the spring climbing season is the most popular time of the year to make the dangerous track. much to the ire of china, the philippines and the united states are now several days into their largest ever joint military exercises. troops from both countries held anti tank missile exercises on thursday at a military base in the northern philippines. the joint exercises aim to boost manila's military capability while showing us support for the philippines as china's assertiveness grows. the two allies plan to hold more exercises in the south china sea later this year, which will include other countries. kim

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systems lawsuit against fox news the company is suing for $1.6 billion over fox's promotion of false conspiracy theories from the 2020 presidential election. janice brian todd reports. the curtain officially raised in what could be an explosive trial . jury selection started today in the $1.6 billion lawsuit against fox news brought by dominion voting systems. potential jurors asked if they regularly watch fox news programs and whether they can still be impartial if they do simply knowing a story isn't enough to get someone kicked off of a jury because judges often instruct your will instruct jurors to put aside anything they know about the case beforehand and pledged to be fair tonight you are watching. the case centers around fox's decision to allow strange, inaccurate claims about dominion onto its airwaves after the 2020 election to promote the false theories that the election was stolen from donald trump. electronic voting machines didn't allow people to vote apparently and that whatever you

think of it, the cause of it, it shakes people's faith in the system that is an actual threat to democracy host tucker carlson , part of an array of high profile fox hosts and executives expected to take the stand a roster, including sean hannity. laura ingram, fox chairman rupert murdoch and fox news ceo suzanne scott. but analyst erik wemple says much of dominions case will likely center around second tier stars like lou dobbs , janine piro and maria bartiromo. sydney we talked about the dominion software, i know that there were voting irregularities. tell me about that. those people their state of mind is going to play a really big role in this. what did they know? when did they know it? there's going to be situations where they're going to be read back their text messages. the text messages that producers all kinds of correspondence, saying you knew this was bs, didn't you? on thursday audio recordings of previously unaired conversations between bartiromo and then trump attorneys rudy giuliani and

sidney powell were made public after being played in court. giuliani and powell, two of the most vociferous promoters of election lies, observed ballots. in michigan area in pennsylvania to overthrow the election. okay perfect discovery process has already been bruising for fox, with rupert murdoch saying under oath of the election denialism on fox. i would have liked us to be stronger in denouncing it. in hindsight with rupert murdoch. he is where the entire organization rots from confessed. in the deposition that he could have stopped this madness, but he chose not to. that's a tremendously incriminating, um, comment at least journalistically, fox says it hasn't defamed anyone and says the dominion suit is a breach of its first amendment rights. fox news is not the only entity that dominion is going after regarding misinformation following the 2020 election.

dominion has also filed suit against trump ally and my pillow ceo mike lindell against former trump attorneys rudy giuliani and sidney powell and against two smaller right wing networks newsmax and one american news network. brian todd, cnn, washington. in the hours ahead. tens of thousands of americans will converge in downtown indianapolis to celebrate guns. the national rifle association is holding its annual convention this weekend with science, promising 14 acres of guns and gear. the roster of speakers includes plenty of big names like former u. s president donald trump, florida governor ron desantis and former u n. ambassador nikki haley. event is also a big draw for many everyday americans and those who work in the firearms industry. we're looking to show off some of our new product if they want to. see the who's who of the firearms industry that this is the place to be, according to the gun violence archives have

been more than 150 mass shootings in the us so far this year. one left several children out of school natural just a few weeks ago. our kids are being hunted. and the entire arrays business model. is to give aid to the hunters. hmm that's what the enter it does today. protests are expected outside the convention and security will be heavy. police in san francisco have arrested a suspect in a high profile murder that led to some questions the city's commitment to safety cnn's morocco miracle has the story. nine days after the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee in san francisco . mr li's killer has been identified, arrested and now will be brought to justice. the suspect, 38 year old neema momeni, was booked on a murder charge early thursday. we are confident in the evidence that we have found so far mr romania's our focus and the single suspect in this case,

online profiles identify him as an it consultant and police say lee's murder was not a random act. we followed the evidence and there's a lot of evidence and the evidence shows that they knew each other. the final moments of robert lee's life were captured by surveillance video posted by the daily mail before the police had access to it, according to the police chief. and show the 43 year old tech executive in the early morning hours of april. 4th suffering from stab injuries and looking for assistance, screening health, saying someone's death me advise he's bleeding out. this is not about san francisco. the murderer sparked renewed outrage over crime in san francisco, frustrating local officials. this is about human nature, like many homicides are many murders are and could have happened anywhere. the district attorney expressed frustration that the city was unfairly maligned in this case, calling out a tweet by elon musk, reckless and irresponsible statements like those contained in mr must tweet

that assumed incorrect circumstances about mr lee's death served to mislead the world in their perceptions of san francisco. and also negatively impact the pursuit of justice for victims of crime. the mayor assured constituents that combating crime is a top priority. that is our goal to make san francisco a better, more safer city for each and every one of us, but the police chief said their first priority is finding justice for victims and their families. we have to keep the bigger picture in mind that this is a case with a man that lost his life who has people who love him to care about him that deserve justice. a fire at a plastic recycling plant in indiana has been fully extinguished, but concerns remain over potential toxins in the air. firefighters spent two days battling the inferno about 2000 people living near the plant were still under evacuation orders. on thursday, officials hadn't detected any toxic compounds as of wednesday morning, but the state fire

marshal has already said the smoke plumes were quote. definitely toxic. authorities are trying to determine the cause of the blaze. and officials in texas are investigating the deadliest barn fire on record in the u. s more than 18,000 cows were killed in an explosion and fire at a dairy farm in northwest texas. on tuesday. firefighters rescued one employee is the flames engulfed the building in the barns where the animals were kept in a statement to cnn castro county judge thank the first responders and quote this is a devastating loss that will impact many. there's no word yet on what caused the explosion. all right, coming up on the premiere episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, cnn's nick paton. walsh travels with a group of migrants as they make the arduous trek on foot through the darien gap from colombia. panama look. and literally meters from colombia. any ground turns people as they

walk, just discarding their shoes. real sense of the atmosphere changing now across the border into panama. people clumping together, perhaps fearing for their own safety and this mud, it's just possibly go and get your feet out of it. i got this man who didn't want to be named now with nothing on his feet, but his resolve pause and imagine where you've come from, if you're willing to do this barefoot with a woolen sweater and plastic bags. pierce your feet or break an ankle and this mud, maybe your grave. i want to know, uh.

and you can see the whole report from nick paton walsh on the premiere episode of the whole story, with anderson cooper this sunday night at eight. p.m. eastern. and finally this hour, the red cross has recruited snoopy to send the message. if you're cool, you'll donate blood. now those who donate are getting a t shirt. you see there featuring joe cool. remember him the alter ego of the peanuts beagle. the shirt has gone viral on tiktok. if you want a red cross snoopy shirt. this is what you need to know about donating blood. on the campaign seems to be working. the red cross says blood donations have jumped more than 40% compared to the week before. the peanuts partnership has also been an increase in first time donors. excellent. well thanks for watching i'm kim bruno riley back with more of today's top stories after a

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