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president biden holds his first aevent since announcing he's all in for 2024. he says he's ready to finish the job and take republicans head on, but how are those in his own party feeling ability his bid? a key hearing set to take place in russia interest key opposition leader alexei navalny as we learn more about his deteriorating health inside what he calls a hellish prison. his daughter will join us live. plus five members of the proud boys on trial accused of assembling and leading the mob on january 6th. closing arguments are happening right now, so what will the jury decide? we're following these major development stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central.

moments ago president biden gave his first public remarks since he announced that he is running for re-election and the crowd of union workers made it clear they heard him. president biden made his 2024 bid official in a three-minute video this morning. it started with images of the january 6th attack and protests of the overturn of roe v. wade. the president then warned about the cost of letting the opposition win. >> do you know around the country maga extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms, cutting social security you paid for your entire life while cutting taxes for the very wealthy, dictating what health care decisions women can make, banning books and

telling people who they can love. >> cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond is with me now. i guess you could call this a bit of a reprise of his 2020 message. >> it certainly is. i mean you can draw a straight line from the 2020 campaign to the president's message even in the mid-terms in 2022 all the way now to this re-election announcement where president biden has been talking about this battle for the soul of the nation. and we heard him talking about attack on democracy and his belief his job is not done yet. we saw the president today since his appearance since that announcement about the election. we talked about not being done not also on the economic agenda. >> our economic plan is working. we now have to finish the job and there's more to do.

>> you can expect president biden to make the case a lot more going forward and in these types of events specifically because sources tell me president biden isn't expected to hit the road for any campaign rallies anytime soon. just like obama's re-election announcement in 2011, it took obama 13 months to get to his re-election rally. again, a lot of official events like this where the president can still get out his re-election message. >> yeah, bringing in that money. and you do have new information about new polling, how democrats are feeling about a biden 2024 run. >> that's right. and this really consistent to the kind of polling we've seen in recent weeks that relates to president biden. it shows not only do most voters not have a desire for a second-term but democrats themselves. you can see here 55% of democrats in this new cbs news poll say president biden should run for a second term, but 47%

do not. clearly there's work for biden to do here, and that's going to be the focus the first few weeks. i also think if you were watching president biden's remarks today he was extremely enthusiastic and energetic because we know those age concerns are top of the list for the democrats who don't think he should pursue a second term. >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much. boris? >> let's discuss more about the president's re-election bingres florida. thanks for joining us. you initially endorsed senator bernie sanders for president in 2020, and when the general election came around you got behind president biden. but today on the day of his announcement are you prepared to endorse president biden for re-election? >> i am. i enthusiastically endorse him. president biden has delivered on bringing manufacture jobs back. he's had the largest climate

package in american history, we've made the largest progress on child poverty. i'm proud to stand with him and he's really delivered for the american people. >> congressman, in that poll jeremy diamond just pointed to 44 ers pof democrats did not want biden to run for re-election. do you think he should face a primary challenger, perhaps a younger progressive in. >> i am supporting him. i would never tell anyone don't compete. this is american democracy. but i believe that president biden will unify the democratic party, and he's going to be a bridge to the future, to a more progressive future. i mean the reality is this. people are still upset and frustrated. wages have not kept up. too many of our jobs have gone offshore. the cost of living, the cost of housing, the cost of health care is too much, so we still have a lot of work to do, but i believe the president is the best person to defeat donald trump and to unify this party. >> congressman, what about his

age? if he serves out a second term joe biden will be 86 years old. does that concern you at all? do you think that might be a concern for democratic voters? >> i think it's a fair question. i can just tell you when i meet with the president he is deeply engaged. he is very much curious about detailed policy questions. and he's often very, very energetic, and he has a great sense of humor when he's interacting with people. i think the american people will see that, and it's for the president to convince them of that. look, you never take voters for granted even if you're president of the united states. he has to make the case that he will be the best person to lead this nation and to convince people he's up to the job and i think he will. >> and congressman, what about inflation? the economy always top of mind for voters. it was initially described as transitory. it has proved not to be. does that concern you at all? >> yes, it's an issue.

i mean rents are going up. people are paying way too much in their deductibles on health care. that is an issue. but what is the republican plan? the republican plan is not to increase social security benefits. democrats want to put more money in the pockets of seniors and social security. democrats want to make sure rents aren't going up higher than the rate of inflation. the republicans don't have that plan, so i think when we look at the plan who's going to tackle inflation better, who's going to bring jobs better, people will choose the president and the democratic party. >> and congressman, quickly, if you had to choose a republican rival for president biden to face who would it be? >> anyone but donald trump. look, donald trump was underestimated in 2016 and 2020 and it would be a colossal mistake to underestimate him again. >> i think some democrats would prefer donald trump run again because polling has showed president biden will have better

odds against him. congressman roe w khanna, thank you for your the time. the court has now settled a lawsuit. carol alleges trump raped her in a new york department store dressing room in the 1990s and later defamed her when he repeatedly denied her allegations. trump denies that ever happened. he has said that carol is, quote, not my type. there are big questions trump will even appear in court for what is a civil not a criminal trial. he is not required to under those circumstances. cnn's cara skinell, the jury just selected today and he is now -- what do you expect to happen from here? >> reporter: yeah, jim, so a

panel of nine jurors were selected and then they went to a lunch break. when they come back just before 3:00 there's going to be opening statements in this lawsuit. the first will be e. jean carol, she's accused the former president of raping her in a new york department store dressing room in the 1990s. she's also accused him of defaming her. that is when he denied the rape took place, said she was not his type, that he didn't know her and said this was a hoax, all which her attorney say is part of his effort to suggest she was making up these allegations to boost sales of her book. then will be the president's attorneys. they're going to say this never took place, the president didn't meet e. jean carroll in this department store and no rape occurred. then we'll head into the witnesses in this case. she's expected to testify herself, give her own first person account. she also won some pretrial motions where she'll be able to call two friends she said she confided in the '90s about this

assault. and in addition she can call two other women who say they were previously assaulted by the former president. one woman was a columnist and writer for people magazine and when she was interviewing trump he -- an unwelcome kiz on the lips. and another woman said she was groped by trump while on an airplane. trump has denied both those allegations. plaintiffs can also call up and have the jury watch an "access hollywood" tape. that's where trump is talking about aggressive moves towards women and trump had dismissed that as locker room talk. his lawyer says they'll make a decision in this case as this trial plays out. >> you've got this case, the manhattan d.a.'s case and the attorney, the d.a. in georgia now considering the possibility of charges. sudan further marred by violence despite declarations of

a cease-fire and now one of the warring parties says it has seized a lab. we'll show you why the world health organization calls this a huge biological risk. and tomorrow could be our first glimpse into the health of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. his condition is said to be getting worse. his daughter joining cnn news central ahead.

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with what would be the first ever u.s. default looming president biden and speaker mccarthy are nowhere near seeing eye to eye on a solution. mckrgty has offered up a plan, his plan, but now we know that biden will veto that bill should it ever reach his deck. the gop proposal would raise the debt limit for a year, but it's paired with serious spending

cuts to biden's priorities. in a veto threat today the white house called the plan reckless saying the president will not accept such attempts at hostage taking. let's go to cnn's lauren fox. she's at the capitol for us. lauren, does mccarthy have the votes for tomorrow? >> reporter: i mean, that's the big question. and we should note just a few moments ago he talked to our team and gave us a better sense what leadership is thinking right now on vote timing, saying they would vote this week rather than emphasizing this vote would come tomorrow, a potential sign that this vote could be slipping because leadership is still trying to get the majority of their conference, the magical number 218 to back this proposal. and right now they're running into two specific headwinds. one coming from conservatives who have concerns about voting for a debt ceiling increase at all, other conservatives arguing that they want to see more stringent work requirements for programs like food stamps and medicaid. there is also concern coming from four republicans from the

state of iowa about the repeal of some of the ethanol subsidies in this republican proposal. that meeting we expect to happen today with kevin mccarthy and those republicans from the state of iowa to try to work through this. but yesterday when i talked to the republican whip, briana, he said this bill, it wasn't open for negotiation anymore. here's what tom emmer told me. >> we're trying to thread the needle with all of our members. and no, i do not expect the language is going to change. the bill is closed. the speaker has told us that, and i expect when we get to the floor, when that comes, we're going to pass the bill. >> reporter: and expect to see a flurry of meetingsings this afternoon as, again, leadership is trying to lock up the vote they need for this proposal. we'll keep an eye on this vote time [see whether it looks passed tomorrow. >> the challenges of a very slim majority out there on the hill. lauren fox for us, thank you so

much. boris? it's day two of closing arguments in the seditious conspiracy trial against five leaders of the far right group the proud boy. a federal jury in washington hearing months of testimony all boiling down the events of january 6th and the alleged plot to violently stop the certification of the 2020 election results and keep president trump in power. cnn's sarah schneider has been following this case from the very beginning. you sat down with some of these defendants one-on-one. bring us to speed what's happening in the case. >> as you mentioned they're in closing arguments. the justice department in their closing arguments basically said, look, the proud boys were as they put it donald trump's army. they have gone through months of just witnesses on the stand. you also had, of course, five attorneys who had to do the case for each of the defendants, which is why this trial lasted such a long time even longer

than the previous seditious conspiracy trial against the oath keepers. this one lasting about two months so far, but we did of course hear from defense attorneys in their closing. i want you to hear what we just got in from enrique tariy offense defense attorney. most defense attorneys didn't go directly after donald trump. that is not the case with enrique tario's attorney. he said to the jury it was donald trump's words, it was his motivation, his anger what caused january 6th in your amazing and beautiful city, referencing d.c. to the crowd there who was from d.c. now, he said they want to use enrique tario as a scapegoat for donald trump and those in power. that is perhaps the strongest closing argument against donald trump trying to say they're using enrique tario as a scapegoat there. of course the prosecution would

argue very differently in this case and have brought forth mountains of evidence in this case against several of the defendantants. i do want to let you hear from enrique tarrio himself. to couch this was was in february 2021, right after some of the proud members had been charged in this case and enrique tarrio himself had not yet been charged. here's what he had to say about his proud boys and what happened on january 6th. did the proud boys have a plan to go into the capitol? >> absolutely not. there's nobody that told them that stopped them from going in. you feel like it's something that's wrong, you shouldn't do. >> but are you blaming police for telling people not to break the law? >> i'm not blaming the cops at all. >> what are you saying? >> i can blame the police officer and the feds for their inability to respond to this. so was it mistake to even go

into the capitol? >> was it? >> yes. >> do you condemn those people right now? >> i can't because i think condemn is a strong word and i think a little bit too strong. >> not long after that enrique tarrio himself was charged along with the other four defendants and the closing arguments continue. this case has gone on like i said for a cup of months now, a very long tedious case this jury is going to have to go through once they get all those closing arguments finished. boris? >> i want to point out, sarah, in the days before january 6th enrique tarrio was in d.c. burning stuff his attorney says was happening in a beautiful, lovely city. quite an interesting turn there. my friend sarah snider, the pride of miami lakes. i always like to say that. a scary trend for people being shocked. two ins tucart delivery drivers

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yet another wrong place, wrong time shooting in this country. police say a homeowner near miami shot at a two instacart delivery drivers who they were frying to deliver groceries to an address. according to investigators the homeowner says he feared for his safety after seeing the car he says driving eerateically.

the instacart workers say they understandably feared for their own lives. police incredibly will not by filing charges against the homeowner. the incident highlights the dangers delivery drivers may face. cnn's omar himen ezsat down with three people who knock on doors for a living and they shared stories of precautions they have to take. >> it's going to be interesting. >> a door knock gone terribly wrong. >> tonight new details in a case of shooting a 16-year-old who mistakenly rang his doorbell. >> let's get right into this. chad, right off the bat tell me how big of a part of your job actually is knocking on people's doors? >> if i was to put it percentage wise i would say about between 20 and 30%. a lot of realtors choose not to

do it because of the situation. as soon as i knock on the door i always step off the porch or try to give at least 6 feet between the doorstep and myself. >> it's interesting to hear you do that. we do the exact same thing. and really the key for me is i want to be able to look to my left and look to my right and see i have space to potentially jump out of the way if somebody comes out with a gun. >> i try to be as loud as i can like, hey, delivery good morning, you know, good afternoon, good evening, deliver, you know, from the bottom of the stairs. i try to like attract attention to myself in a way that's disarming in my mind. >> yeah, you're just trying to let them know if you see someone walking up in the next few seconds. >> i come in peace. >> i'm a bike messenger in san francisco. i was accosted by somebody in a nice neighborhood. >> i want identification. who are you? >> who the [ bleep ] are you? why do you think that i have to answer your [ bleep ] question? don't think i don't know why you came over here and stopped me.

because you think i belong in another neighborhood, right? >> at first he was going to call the cops because he thought i was stealing packages, and after i pressed him back a little bit, he said that i was being threatening and that i was scary. >> a lot of these people say they do feel unsafe and they do feel like they perceive somebody as a threat. but if you perceive somebody as a threat why not just call police? that's what we pay them for, right? >> i if i don't know too much about the neighborhood i probably won't go there and introduce myself. i have the luxury of picking and choosing. unfortunately, these gentlemen do not. >> this makes me think a little bit of your situation. i know you can't talk too much about it, but you've been actually shot at on the job. >> yes, sir. >> i always feel like my press i.d., i feel like it helps me, it helps people calm down when they say who are you, what are you doing, i always say i'm with cnn. do you feel your uniform protects you in some cases?

>> no, sir. i had my uniform on that night. >> i looked up porch shooting because i forgot the kid's name for a second. it wasn't the first time. how do you teach your kid don't make a mistake, don't knock on the door, don't deliver a package, don't look the way you look? what are you supposed to tell them, you know? >> it's gotten to a place where it's shoot first and ask questions later, and that's just a terrible place we're headed in. >> a lot of data to back that up. our thanks to omar jimenez for that report. now to some other headlines we're watching this hour. breonna taylor's mother says it is a, quote, slap in the face the sheriff's department hired the officer involved in her daughter's shooting. miles cosgrove was recently hired by the carroll county sheriff's office according to his attorney. take a listen to what tamika palmer had to say on cnn this morning. >> i want to say i was

surprised. i still can't believe it, i'd say but not surprised at all. no, neither. i haven't reached out and they definitely haven't reached out. i'm just disappointed in them. i just -- i can't understand why you would want this type of person to work in your department? you know, i'm scared for the people of carol county. >> also the governor of north dakota has signed one of the strictest anti-abortion laws in the country. it would ban abortions at six weeks in the state with no exceptions for rape or incest. there is an exception if the mother's health or life are in danger. the law also makes it a felony for performing or aiding an abortion. boris? even more reason to keep your day job. what a new study says about bad work schedules and mental health. stay with us.

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the cdc is sounding the alarm about what our jobs can do to our mental health, factors that cause distress include inflexible work schedules and not getting paid sick leave. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is with us now live. jacqueline, what other job conditions are associated with psychological distress? >> it's interesting, boris. this study also shows that people who work evening or night shifts tend to have higher psychological distress. we're also seeing a connection with people who have infrequent month to month earnings. and we also see a connection with those who end up having to go to work while physically ill.

so all of that plays a role in our stress levels. and overall, boris, this study found that in 2021 that's the year where the most recent data were available, about 1 in 37 working adults between the ages of 18 and 64 experienced serious psychological distress. so that shows this is a widespread issue, and the take away here, boris, is that your health is not only impacted by whether you have a job but also the conditions at that job, boris. >> yeah, deft. and jacqueline, what if folks can't adjust their work schedules, they can't get paid sick leave? what advice is there for them? >> yeah, you know, boris, with a lot of these job conditions it really comes down to the lack of control that a person might feel like they have over their work schedules, over their job. so number one definitely talk to

your supervisor about having a more consistent schedule or having some control. and then we also know for all of us healthy ways to cope with stress. this is according to the cdc. of course take care of your body, so work out, eat healthy, and then make time to unwind. have a support system around you, friends, family, loved ones. all of these steps you see on the screen here are ways to really help cope with stress in our day to day lives, boris. >> yeah, great advice, jalluallen. work out, meditate, watch cnn news central weekdays monday through friday, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. >> a show at 1:00 p.m., work with boris and jim. that's how i do it. coming up the world health organization now warning about a huge biological risk in sudan after one of the warring factions occupied a public health lab. a high ranking source calling it a potential germ bomb. we're going to bring you the latest. roasted turkey. all on the subway club. three peat - that't's great. three meat - that's epic.

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