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joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm bianca novillo foster joining you live from london just ahead on cnn newsroom. the world got to see what really went on at fox news in 2020, today's settlement is complete vindication and really a message that lies do have consequences. i'm thankful that mr lester has turned himself in charge does not mean justice deep. live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is wednesday, april 19th nine am here in london. four am on the u. s east coast. we begin with a colossal settlement in one of the biggest media cases in decades. the two year long battle between fox news and dominion dominion voting systems, finally ending with a whopping more than $787

million in damages to dominion, just before opening statements were set to begin. the deal, exposing the networks lack of credibility. the fox issued a statement saying it acknowledges the court found some of its claims about damian after the 2020 presidential election to be false. money is accountability. and we got that today from fox. but we're not done yet. we've got some other people who have some accountability coming towards them. and i'm very proud of the team from susman godfrey that has worked tirelessly for this case. and we'll move right on to the next one. and this is just one of the cases that fox is battling another voting tech companies. smartmatic says the settlement proves foxes wrongdoing, writing in a statement, dominions litigation exposed some of the misconduct and damage caused by fox's disinformation campaign. smartmatic will expose the rest and i believe that they are suing fox for $2.7 billion the

fox news settlement doesn't end dominions fight against election deniers who blamed the conspiracy for trump's 2020 loss on them. the company has lawsuits pending against other right wing tv networks and several top trump allies. cnn's danny freeman has more. just after the judge announced that there was going to be a settlement. in this case, i got to say the dominion attorneys were all smiles today as they left the courthouse and they left the press and they left the press conference telling us that this was a good day for dominion and a good day for democracy. now, this incredibly large settlement of $787 million was actually just less than half of what the meaning was initially asking for that $1.6 billion figure, but of course, still a sizable number and i should say there was a lot of lead up actually to this settlement. the jury was sworn in tuesday. a morning opening statements were ready to go 1 30 in the afternoon. but then after a mysterious 2.5 hour delay, finally the judge came back and said that there would be a resolution to this case. the parties came together and they settled and the judge even said

to the jury. if you weren't there, the party's probably would not have been able to reach a settlement. in this case. the judge made that announcement and the dominion came out and take a listen to what some of their attorneys had to say the truth does not know. red or blue. people across the political spectrum. pan and should. disagree on issues even . of the most profound importance. but for our democracy to endure for another 250 years and hopefully much longer. we must share a commitment to facts. in contrast , the attorneys for fox news they did not take any questions from the press. they just walk down the street here in wellington, but they did release a statement later on saying in part, we are pleased to have reached a settlement of our dispute dominion voting systems . we acknowledge the court's rulings finding certain claims about dominion being false. this settlement reflects foxes continued commitment to the

highest journalistic standards. so again, we're still waiting for certain details about the settlement. but as of now we do. no that fox does not intend to make any statement on its air about these false claims about dominion. but again, we'll wait and see if that changes in the future. danny freeman, cnn willington, delaware attorneys for dominion voting systems say their client feels vindicated by the settlement. they explained why the timing of the agreement was so important. i think that what we wanted what we needed was accountability, and we got that in two forms, both in the summary judgment opinion that they finally acknowledged today they acknowledge that the statements that they broadcast on their air were false, but also in the fact that this case didn't settle. until now. this case didn't settle before the documents were made public. this case didn't settle until the world got to see what really went on at fox news in 2020, and that was what we were focused on. and today was about getting them some justice not just in the form of the single largest

defamation verdict. i think this country has ever seen, not just in the form of, i think the single largest payout fox has ever made, but in the form of giving them some closure, these are people as you said, who have spent the last 2.5 years. receiving vicious and horrific threats on their lives and their livelihood and to give them the peace to not have to come out here and relive that trauma and do so on such a public stage was something that we were really, really just happy to be able to give to them. what happened to dominion was that it just got caught in this torrent of lies and got brought into this alternative universe where conspiracy theories dominated. we see. today's settlement is complete vindication and really a message that as your opening, said, lies do have consequences , and it's about having coming back to the shared facts because ultimately we can agree or

disagree on issues even to the most profound importance. but we have to have shared facts in this society to have a functioning democracy, and i think today's settlement was a real step in that direction. in the coming hours. the u. s supreme court is set to weigh in on a proposed ban on abortion medication issued by texas judge . their deadline to respond is just before midnight. on tuesday, a group of anti abortion doctors asked the court to restrict access to the drug. whilst the matter is being debated the claim the fda hasn't done enough to study the drug's safety and is routinely placed politics above women's health. the white homeowner who shot and wounded a black teenager in kansas city last week, is expected to be arraigned later today. and you, lester on the right here, turned himself into authorities on tuesday and was released hours later on bail. the attorney for 16 year old ralph, ya'll on the left is calling out police for how long

it took to arrest lester. the attorney says the shooting was a case of racial violence. but what andrew lester was referring to in terms of the size and have , uh, fearful he was of ralph is a euphemism about blackness. ralph is 58 ralph is £140. he is the least imposing kid that i've come across. he's a 16 year old musician. he is not known for his physical prowess. the truth is when mr lester looked out and saw a black child he decided like this common in america that his his skin alone was a weapon . that blackness was the threat and that's that's the reason we're having racial conversation . racial violence conversations that's the reason that we're treating this case as a case of racial violence. high school students led unity walk on tuesday to show support and demand justice for y'all. cnn's

lucy cavanaugh has the latest lester, the 84 year old white homeowner charged with shooting ralph ural, a 16 year old black teenager turned himself into authorities today and was released on $200,000 bond and a prohibition on him possessing weapons. community leaders in charles attorneys speaking out today, charge does not mean justice. we don't want him out, but we understand that's part of the process. charles mother spoke with cbs news about the events of that night. when you are all went to pick up his younger brothers from a friend's home. his brothers was supposed to run outside, get in the car, and they and they come home and that was what was supposed to happen. and why he was standing there. his brothers didn't run outside, but he got a couple of bullets in his body instead of a couple of twins coming up out and giving them a heart. lester faces two felony charges in the shooting assault in the first degree and armed criminal action . the incident unfolded on the front porch of the home behind

me, the homeowner telling police that ralph carol came up to his front porch. he rang the doorbell. but ralph had made a mistake. this home is located 115th street, the home he was supposed to go to is one block away right there 115th terrorists. according to the probable cause statement, lester told investigators he was in bed when he heard the doorbell ring , then picked up his gun. before responding to answer the door, he said after opening the main door, he saw a black male, approximately six ft. tall and he believed someone was attempting to break into the house and shot twice within a few seconds of opening the main door. he also told investigators that no words were exchanged and is quoted as saying he was scared to death by the teenagers size and by his inability to defend himself. he had to face an ugly reality here in the states that the color of his skin is often seen as a threat in and of itself, according to prosecutors, there is no evidence ever crossed the threshold into lester's home. you just cannot wrap your head

around it from being shop for doing absolutely nothing wrong, told investigators he fell to the ground after being shot in the head and was then shot in the arm. he said. the man who shot him said don't come around here and then ran away going to multiple homes, asking for help . investigators say they observed blood on the front porch, blood on the driveway and blood in the street after the shooting was shot on top of his left eye that i will say in the left frontal lobe. and then he was shot again in the upper right arm. that injury is a stencil sieve and the residual effect of that injury is gonna stay with him for quite a while. another condition of lester's releases that his phone is subject to monitoring. he is not allowed to have any contact with ralph barrel or his family. it's unclear when he will appear in court for an initial hearing this as protesters take to the streets of kansas city for a second time on tuesday to demand

justice and action. lucy, captain of cnn, kansas city, missouri. the attorney for a man who fatally shot a 20 year old woman in his upstate new york driveway, says his client felt menaced. katelyn polantz was the passenger in a car that mistakenly turned onto the man's property. while they were looking for a friend's house. she was struck with a bullet as the car drove away. 65 year old kevin monahan is charged with second degree murder, according to his attorney, monahan. so several vehicles, including motorcycles, revving their engines and drove up his driveway at a high rate of speed , but the sheriff says monahan was not threatened at all. he has not made any statement obtained a lawyer before he came out of the house. many has not made any statements and, quite frankly, it's not shown any remorse in this case. friends and family are remembering kaylin gillis is a sweet girl with a kind heart. she was a member of her high school

cheerleading team before graduating in 2021. now in the coming hours, alabama authorities will hold a news conference to share the latest developments in a mass shooting investigation. four people were killed over the weekend and dozens more wounded after shots were fired at a sweet 16 birthday party. alabama's law enforcement agency will be joined by police from neighboring areas as well as multiple federal agencies. investigators say that they have had strong leads about the attack but haven't shed details so far, and no arrests or motive have been announced. as yet. in nashville, tennessee, students at the covenant school returned to classes on tuesday for the first time since the deadly shooting there three weeks ago. classes will resume on campus through several phases. some classes temporarily being held over the nearby church. a 28 year old former students shot and killed three children and three adults before being killed by police. and on the same day the school reopened. a protest was held to demand tennessee lawmakers passed gun safety laws

called linking arms for change. the protest featured a long human chain of demonstrated through downtown nashville. the organizers of the event, said. the cause is not a political issue. it's a safety issue. airline industry leaders will testify wednesday before us house committee on what they call the coming tsunami of pilot retirements. the head of the regional airline association says this shortage could result in a further collapse in air service says 42 states now have less airline service than before the pandemic. 136 airports have lost at least a quarter of their service and 11 airports have had flights completely cut right now . this mostly impact smaller cities and smaller airlines. 15 million people in the u. s under threat for severe storms today, authorities are warning that parts of oklahoma, kansas, missouri, nebraska and iowa may experience very large hail, tornadoes and severe gusts over 40 million people will be under threat for severe storms on

thursday, fragile ceasefire in sudan has fallen apart just hours after it went into effect. witnesses in the capital khartoum have reported explosions near the presidential palace and the army headquarters . the world health organization says at least 270 people have been killed in five days of fighting some people in khartoum of packing up their belongings and trying to leave the city. gunmen have reportedly raided the homes of u. n staff and other international groups, sexually assaulting women and stealing cars. madavo following developments and joins us live the south from nairobi. it really does give the sense of chaos, setting it, settling in certainly into the capital. it does. and this is now day five. and we're supposed to be into maybe our 14 15 of this 24 hour humanitarian ceasefire, but it's not holding and both sides are accusing the other of having

first violated it. so right now , even this morning, people have woken up to more sounds of gunfire and bombardments bombings on to show you this video of smoke rising up in the south side of cartoons sent in by somebody told cnn. they were too afraid to reveal the identity because they don't want to be targeted. but that's the reality for them, living through what is supposed to be a ceasefire right now. medicines and fund here or doctors without borders, telling cnn that at least half of the hospitals in the capital khartoum are out of action have been bombed or shelled. doctors nurses, medical professionals are afraid to go in because it's not safe for them, and the few hospitals are functioning are getting inundated at least one hospital alone. so 100 and 38 wounded people brought in in just one day. so that's this scale of this and the fact that hospitals are getting targeted not just in the capital and other places a short while ago doctors without borders tweeted that in their region in the compound in darfur . it was raided by armed men and they stole everything, including

vehicles and office equipment, and they don't even know the exact scale of what's left there because they still don't have access not safe for them to do so. that is the situation on the ground. we saw, for instance, in one university of the university of khartoum, there were about 100 students who had been stranded there for four days or finally rescued and evacuated with the help of the sudanese armed forces that this conflict still grinding on on day five. that is why you see the japanese saying there will be among the first countries to evacuate the citizens there. there are 60 of them. no injuries reported so far, but food and water is running short and they're standing there self defense forces to do so a lot of other countries have told their citizens to shelter in place as they figure out the ways the best ways to either take them out. or if the situation improves. max becca. okay larry. thank you so much for joining us from nairobi. just ahead. the u. s. department of justice unveiled charges tied to alleged russian attempts to interfere in us elections will have a report from washington. plus detained american journalists, evan

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business. desantis is considered a likely contender along with former president donald trump. but a number of republicans tell cnn they won't endorse anyone until later on. in the primary season, us. senate republicans blocked a request to temporarily replace democratic senator dianne feinstein on the powerful judiciary committee. some republicans praise but ultimately held the line in denying the appeal from the democratic senate majority leader. if you have accomplished as much in office as senator feinstein our colleague and friend has made her wishes clear. that another senator temporarily serve on the judiciary committee until she returns. the reason this is being made is to try to change the numbers on the committee in a way that i think would be harmful to senate in the pass out a hand full of judges that i think should never be on the bench. so with that in mind, and with all due respect to senator feinstein object points down who

is 89 has missed weeks of work and 58 votes while recovering from shingles. she's under pressure from some within her own party to resign. more than five years after the white nationalist march at the university of virginia. a grand jury has indicted three people for burning objects with the intent to intimidate that night in august of 2017, schools of people marched through the streets of charlottesville, carrying flaming torches and chanting such white nationalist slogans as jews will not replace us. the county attorney filed the charges after his predecessor who was in office when the march happened, declined to press charges against anyone. it was justice department is accusing members of small separatist political groups of working with russian government agents in hopes of influencing a local florida election and possibly the 2020 presidential race. now charges have been unveiled. cnn's evan perez has the story. us

prosecutors filed charges against four u. s citizens who are leaders of small separate separatist groups in florida, accusing them of working with an alleged russian fsb operative to help the russians influence a local election. and so this chord online among americans the justice department says that the eventual plan was for the russians to try to use the playbook to influence the 2020 presidential election. court documents on sale tuesday say that four americans recruited to act as illegal. russian agents ran political organizations in florida, including the african people's socialist party and the ahorro movement. prosecutors say that the russians sought to use their ties with the us political groups to try to show that there was popular support in the united states for the russian annexation of ukrainian territory. the charges expand on earlier charges that were brought against a russian nationals. alexander i own off. in a statement to cnn, janow

dismissed the accusation as an absurdity. in a separate case announced tuesday, u. s. prosecutors announced charges against another russian nationals she's accused of recruiting americans from universities and research institutions. the goal again to help spread russian propaganda. paris, cnn washington. national guardsmen accused of leaking us classified documents is expected back in court today for a detention hearing. 21 year old jack tech sheriff faces charges including unauthorized transmission of national defense information, authorities say he ran a chat room where information from classified documents was shared. officials say there is evidence some of the leaked documents have been doctored. investigators are still trying to wrap their arms around the damage of the leak. we know that some of the documents have been sort of doctored or manipulated in some way, not all of them but some of them. so certainly there's a

case to be made that not all that information is valid. no bones about it. we're taking this seriously. we still don't know the full scope of what's out there. what has been disclosed inappropriately, and we want to get our hands around this bit matter a lot, but i think it's important to remember that security protocols when it comes to classified material. it's never a static thing. it doesn't just sit state. it's in stasis. we're constantly reviewing yet we're constantly trying to make it better and clearly we're going to take a look at this incident to see what kind of changes need to be made. you had a briefing yesterday from western officials about what impact this league has had. yes, so they wouldn't be drawn on it because they didn't want to go into deep classified material. but they did say it hasn't had any impact on the ground, so ultimately, the leak hasn't damaged the operation in ukraine say north korea is getting into the spy satellite business. state media report. kim jong un ordered the military to prepare to launch the first of several reconnaissance satellites. north korean leader made the announcement during a visit to the national aerospace headquarters on tuesday and

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state than max's ability to come out of a break. detained wall street journal reporter evan gershowitz will have to stay behind bars after losing an appeal to change the terms of his detention while he awaits trial on espionage charges more now from cnn's matthew chance okay? so much food through its the first glimpse of heaven. gersh devic for weeks, the u. s reporter accused in russia of espionage standing arms folded behind the glass courtroom, cage even manages a smile for the cameras. journalists call out their support holds strong one shades. everyone sends you a big hello, the voice says before being hustled away, but the court rejected an appeal for bail. hershkovitz to be kept under house arrest instead of in prison outside his lawyers spoke

of how he was holding up behind bars. one was not know much reading classic russian novels, once said, and watching cooking shows on tv. but the u. s ambassador was far more critical , expressing her concerns his confinement. i can only say how troubling it was to see evan an innocent journalists held in these circumstances. the charges against evan are baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him. it's brutal invasion of ukraine. russia has been stepping up its crackdown on free speech and dissent using the war as cover to silence, independent journalism. sure to jail long standing critics like vladimir caramels are sentenced to 25

years for treason. just this week after speaking out on the conflict, the war crimes these are war crimes, and the pressure is maintained behind bars. last month, supporters of alexei navalny, the jailed russian anti corruption campaigner, accused the authorities of poisoning the kremlin critic again this time at the penal colony. now his lawyers say he's been beaten up in his cell and faces new criminal charges. it is against this backdrop. remains detained in a moscow prison. determined says his lawyers to defend himself but utterly at the mercy of an increasingly authoritarian russian state. matthew chance, cnn london. you had a matthew chance there mentioned how alexei navalny has been beaten in his prison cell. his lawyer says. navalny refused to enter his cell after a prisoner with

quote hygiene problems was moved there apparently dragged that prisoner out of the cell in prison. god stepped in and struck navalny he's now accused of violating a criminal code against any disruptions in institutions such as prisons. and could face an additional five years in prison if convicted of that, u s. defense secretary lloyd austin is arriving in sweden to coordinate fresh aid to ukraine. austin is meeting with sweden's defense minister at a scenic naval base south of stockholm. in addition to discussing ukraine, it's expected that they will also touch on sweden's trouble bid to join nato. meanwhile, the u. s is sending russia a stern warning about sensitive american technology. ukraine's separate cia nuclear power plant, which russia now controls. the message is don't touch it. in a letter to the russian agency overseeing the plant's operations, the u. s says export controls forbid any russian from handling that technology. no response so far from moscow. cnn's not appreciate joins us now live from london. i mean, not that

even if russia was going to pay attention to that letter. i mean, there's no way to actually enforce this. that would be a good faith gesture of trust of the russians not to poke around this technology. absolutely. i mean this nuclear health plan. it's the largest in europe. it is still operated by ukrainian stuff, but crucially, it falls under the control of the russian armed forces and russia's state owned. energy firm rosset. um so really, this isn't going to have a significant impact on the ground because it is under the control under the territory that is now occupied by the russian armed forces. now we've heard in that letter, which has been reviewed by cnn, the u. s department of energy, saying that this separation nuclear power plant contains quote us origin nuclear technical data. that is export controlled by the us government. so that essentially means it would be unlawful for any russian citizens or russian entities to handle this technology. and this is, of course, a huge concern for the u. s government we've

seen since russia's invasion of ukrainian separation nuclear power plant coming under attack . we've seen the power plant disconnected from the ukrainian national grid on multiple occasions. as a result of russian selling, and that has really raised concerns over the potential for a nuclear accident in europe. and, of course, the last time we saw these public discussions about us technology and russia's temptation to explore it would be the downing of the reaper drone when there was a race against time to try and recover that drone in the black sea to find out more information about it. thank you so much. one of switzerland's oldest banks, is accused of failing to disclose its relationship with high ranking officials to report from the u. s senate budget committee detail how credit suisse maintained accounts for well beyond world war. cnn's tom foreman has that story. this report out of the senate committee is really a lightning bolt aimed at

christie's swiss, which is already struggling with a lot of things right now, essentially what it is saying is that they believe that credit suisse did have dealings with a lot of people with ties to the regime in south america, specifically argentina among things identified according to the key findings from the senate committee, where 21 accounts from a list of notorious high level with critics swiss, including one that belonged to a commander. who was sentenced at nuremberg, another belonging to an ss commander who was convicted, maintained accounts belonging to a german executive who was tried and acquitted at nuremberg and scientist who was imprisoned a senior ss officer and on and on it goes basically what the senate is saying is look, we read a report of where this investigation was going, and this is what we see in that report. it gets complicated at this point because the report was being done by critics. swiss based on leads given to them by the simon wiesenthal center, and they were moving forward with this, and then they changed

their direction on this. there were some limits involved. the ombudsman who was in charge of all of this, he gets pushed out. he wrote this report and the senate subpoenaed that report. swiss says look, there's a problem here. what you have gives an incomplete picture of where we stand in all of this, it says. we're aware of the account of the former ombudsman's limited engagement containing numerous factual errors, misleading and gratuitous statements and unsupported allegations that are based on an incomplete understanding of the facts. the bank strongly rejects these misrepresentations. well the ombudsman himself has come out and said that he has a statement where he essentially says, look , this decision for them to basically stop the review midstream at credit suisse leaves a lot of misunderstandings in place. it does not answer questions about the thoroughness of the review. the result of all this, which may be the only part that really matters right now is that pretty

swiss has agreed to continue looking at these accounts continue looking at maybe if there were accounts to or sympathizers somehow that were tied up in their dealings there and whether anything can or should be done about that. that with the senate's urging, nonetheless, the senate is urging did keep what looked like it might have simply been a dead issue. it kept it very much alive and moving into the future. you're looking at live pictures right now of sweden and the defense secretary of the u. s. lloyd austin, who was there to meet with european partners to discuss further aid to ukraine, and this comes after president vladimir zelensky has expressed some frustration about delays. a deadly fire tears through beijing. hospital officials believe started the blaze and the dramatic attempts of those who want to escape it.

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devastating tragedy for so many families in china, at least 29 people are dead after this fire erupted in a hospital in beijing on tuesday. among the dead, you have 26 patients nurse, a care provider as well as a family member of a patient. state media reports that this fire broke out again on tuesday about one p.m. local time it was put out about half an hour later, 71 patients were evacuated, and we also learned things to a precedent earlier, too. today a beijing district officials address the cause of the fire, saying it was caused by quote sparks generated during construction work, which ignited combustible paint that was on site and 12. people have also learned had been detained on suspicion of gross negligence . and i want to show you this harrowing video dramatic video of people escaping this deadly fire. one person is seen exiting the hospital through a window using a tied up bed sheet is a rope. you can see him dropping down to that blue collar. colored almost roof like structure below, and then he scrambles across to reach the

rooftop of the building next door. now later in this clip, this clip has been circulating widely on social media in china and around the world and you'll see this. once the amateur video pens to the left. you'll see others in this hospital while it was on fire attempting to escape , you'll see a number of people who are perched on those external air conditioning units , balancing themselves outside waiting for rescue. q. and we don't know what happened to them. cnn we were not able to verify whether they were able to make it to safety. this hospital fire is one of the deadliest in beijing in recent years is surpasses the death toll from a fire that took place in 2017 in the dashing district in beijing . it happened in this cramped building where migrant workers were living and that fire that tragedy prompted beijing officials there to demolish illegal apartment blocks, according to state media. the communist party secretary for beijing, visited the site. of the hospital fire there, and we also learned that chinese

official state media did not report on the fire until many hours after it was extinguished , and that prompted an angry reaction from social media users, including this, let's bring it up for you. one weibo user said. this quote the incident happened after 12 p.m. not a single media outlet reported on the breaking news of the time nearly 10 hours later after nine pm, they started to release standardized press releases, he goes on to say the media is now basically become copy machines. for standardized press releases so that the user they're just indicative of just the widespread concern, anger and frustration about why it took so long for this story to officially come out. it was released by beijing news some nine hours after the fire was extinguished. back to you, christi. thank you so much horrible, horrible images really brings it to life, doesn't it when you see them, absolutely, especially because that desperation temperature records being shattered as a sweltering heat wave hits part of asia, whether historians say cities in

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