>> thank you for joining, us the news continues right here on cnn. >> a very warm welcome to our viewers here in the united

states and all around the world. i'm paula newton, and ahead here on cnn newsroom. ron desantis's big announcement. >> yes, the glitchy beginning to a campaign that has donald trump in team biden trolling. but is there a pathway to the presidency for florida's governor? the u.s. territory of guam, clobbered by a cat four typhoon. live on the island where power is out, water has been cut and there is still assessing the damage. plus -- the queen of rock and roll tina turner dead at the age of 83. we will discuss the impact that she had on music, pop culture and curl power. with one of the industry's top writers.

we begin with the 2024 race for the white house and it has a new candidate, florida governor ron desantis, the 44-year-old republican posted this announcement on twitter just a few minutes before a live chat with the platforms owner elon musk. >> righting the ship requires restoring sanity to our society. truth must be our foundation. in common sense can no longer be an uncommon virtue. we need the courage to lead and the strength to win. i am ron desantis and i'm running for president to lead our great american come back. >> that come back started with a do-over, the audio chat on twitter spaces was filled with glitches and had to be delayed and restarted. desantis's team try to put a positive spin on it. tweeting the while it just

seems like we broke the internet with so much excitement. while you are waiting, joining now. republican front runner meantime donald trump troll desantis on his truth social platform, asking followers, is the desantis launch fatal? yes. meantime, president joe biden piled on with a fund raising tweet for his reelection campaign saying that this link works. we get more now on the desantis launch from cnn's jessica dean. >> do you go with the crowd? or do you look at the data yourself and cut against the grain. i chose to do the latter. >> florida governor ron desantis's attempt to declare his candidacy for president in a unique way. with twitter owner elon musk on twitter spaces an audio only platform, plagued by technical issues at the start. >> i think we've got just a massive number of people online. so the servers are straining some. what >> server issues caused the rollout to be played with

problems, with team desantis tweeting quote, it seems like we broke the internet with so much excitement. while you are, waiting 20 now. >> we must look forward, not backwards, we need the courage to lead and we must have the strength to win. desantis asked about the naacp issuing a travel advisory against his state. claiming that florida is not safe for minorities to visit. >> claiming florida's unsafe is a total farce. i mean, are you kidding me? >> wednesday's twitter event, the latest move in desantis's presidential campaign rollout. he filed paperwork earlier on wednesday with the federal election commission. on tuesday, desantis's wife casey tweeted a hype video, encouraging supporters to sign up for campaign updates. >> america has been worth it, every single time. >> desantis jumps into the republican primary following months of speculation about the florida governor's political future. fueled by a national book tour and visits to key nominating states.

>> i have only begun to fight. >> as the republican primary fight intensifies, a new cnn poll shows former president donald trump leading the field. with roughly doubled the support of desantis and no other candidate in double figures. but the survey also finds the republican field to be far from settled. more than eight in ten of those polled said that they either would support or say they are open to considering either trump or desantis. >> we have to reject the culture of losing. that has infected our party in recent years. we have no more time for excuses. >> desantis and trump have appeared to be on a collision course for months, with the former president launching repeated attacks against the florida governor. >> desantis is low and crash, and he is crashing and burning. >> desantis has been intentional in not directly attacking trump, instead using his speeches around the country to draw a contrast. >> i do not have time for drama. i do not have time for -- i want to make sure that we are

executing the agenda. and you know what has happened over the last four years? we do not have leaks, we don't have drama, all we do is get the job done, day after day. >> jessica dean, cnn, miami florida. >> for more on this, i am joined by cnn senior political analyst john avlon. who was also the author of washington's farewell. and wing nuts. he is the host of the new cnn digital series, reality check. extremist beat. another busy one here on the campaign trail. i mean gosh, i listened to this, tried to listen to it from the beginning. literally, you can't make it up. it was so painful. now, besides stating the obvious, you tell me, was this twitter incompetence or a candidate who really should have known better? and had no business on that kind of a platform.

>> see all of the above. i mean, look you want to reward candidates for taking risks but you also cannot have a totally failed launch and then just simply blame the equipment. this was not -- twitter could not handle the interest, but it was not that high of a number. it was botched. and it was sort of bizarre because it was an audio only launch. so to speak. and kara last night predicted it might crash but more than that it was this is the first chance, you don't get a second chance to make a first impression. and while he got around once the glitches were fixed, sort of laying out his case and conversation with elon musk, you know there's something called the orchestra theory which is that if the candidate falls into an orchestra pit, it does not matter what they say before or after. people are going to talk about the orchestra pit and that is what happened. >> yeah, we are talking about

this kind of a stage right, where donald trump and joe biden then get to truly. that is the kind of stage we are talking about here. >> it really is extraordinary. i'm going to get to a cnn poll in a minute where we will talk about, i just have to ask you if the, but when you see what has gone on, did -- how much do you think this will impact him as a candidate? because some people are brushing this often just saying that it does not really matter that much. >> look, it is not determinative, you can absolutely say that there is nowhere to go but up. but the fact is that desantis has been following in the polls for several months. he wanted to until before the legislative session got down. trump has taken advantage of that by softening him up. devastatingly effective ads like putting this ad, kind of infamously people who've been paying attention. but look, he has got a strong case to make. he was broadly reelected as

governor in florida. he has been focusing really on playing to the base, with policies that play better probably for the national electorate that many folks in florida. but he has remained popular and folks keep moving to his state. so until those trends change, people might not like the policies. in liberal communities or moderate communities. but he is tapping into that zeitgeist very intentionally. they bigger problem i think will be a seat you can come together as a happy warrior. i think honestly, he had a meeting with a couple of big donors who are looking for an alternative donald trump, typically folks walk out of those with a deal sealed and in several cases, that have been reported those folks walked away less inclined to back it. they were exactly fired up. >> i do want to get to a poll for cnn. and if you just take this question alone, would you support or would you consider supporting this candidate for

the gop presidential nomination, desantis 85, trump 84. does that give desantis some hope here? that this race is not done yet, that it is just getting started. >> absolutely, i want to be very clear that this race is not over yet. the race is just beginning. and the saints benefits from very high name i.d.. he has been considered the most likely candidate to try to challenge donald trump. the poll shows he is very much in considerations. people who are getting ahead of themselves, playing horse race politics by looking at polling over indexing it. stop it. let as many people who want to get into this race run. so if you can raise money, see if you can raise awareness. and then the field will start to wind out ahead of the primetime caucuses when they began earlier next year. but frankly, a lot of candidates were pulling in the single digits, seeming relatively high in that poll there. so it just shows you have fluid

this is right now. and that is a healthy thing. >> which is great perspective john given the debacle that we have witnessed. john avalon for us, as always, we will continue talking to you, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> anytime, goodbye. >> credit agencies so don't the u.s. could lose its perfect triple a rating if washington does not agree on a bill that raises the debt ceiling. place in the u.s. on what it calls rating watch negative. but says that it's doubly is that there will be a resolution before the default date. the white house calls the warning quote, one more piece of evidence that default is not in option. and all responsible lawmakers understand that. it reinforces the need for congress to quickly pass a reasonable bipartisan agreement to prevent the fault. republican sources say that the prospects for raising the borrowing limit by june 1st are indeed grim. the biden administration and house republicans remain far apart following the latest

round of talks. listen -- >> i think we have made some progress down there. so that is very positive. >> you said this week you need to have a deal this week in order to avoid default. >> yes, i still believe that, yes. i still believe that we have time to make an agreement and get it done. >> so kevin mccarthy also warned lawmakers to stay close to washington during the upcoming holiday weekend, in case he calls them back to have some kind of a vote. now, the house goes on reset a reminder in the coming days. a day after a deadly mass shooting in uvalde texas, the community gathered on wednesday to remember the 19 students and two teachers who were killed. at robb elementary school. somber bells rang out in honor of the victims and texas governor greg abbott ordered state flags across the state to

be flown at half staff. flowers were laid in front of the school in a moment of silence observed across the state. the candlelight vigil was held by the victims families and u.s. president joe biden called on congress again to ban assault weapons. >> too many schools, too many everyday places have become killing fields and communities all across every part of america. and that each place, you hear the same message. do something. for god's sake, please do something. we did something afterwards, but not nearly enough. we still need to ban in my view ar-15 firearms. assault weapons, once again. they have been used time and again for mass killings of innocent children and people. >> these are the 21 innocent lives that were lost that day. their families are still

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>> playing in our heads, all over the world today, the music world, mourning, following the news that tina turner, one of the greatest musical performance of the past 50 years, has died after a lengthy illness. she was 83. turner started recording in the late 1950s, but wasn't until she was in her 40s that her solo career caught fire. she would sell millions of records, the honored with eight grammy awards, and be inducted, twice, into the rock and roll hall of fame. it was a long, difficult road

for her. but with rochelle and, and incredible voice, and determination, turner overcame numerous setbacks to rise to the top of the profession. it is there with the transparency leading music credits to level her, rightly, the queen of rock and roll. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joining me from los angeles is bob, the author of the industry leading leftist letter, and it is great to have you with us. to really take a measure of this, incredible, career. could you help us put this talent into perspective for everyone? her voice, her singular performance skills, but above all, what really caught me was

her presence. her commanding presence. >> listen, many people have talent, but few become superstars. you need to look at tina's persistence. she has a 50 year career. she started doing clubs. they're ultimately on food stamps. she's coming back to be the biggest act in the world is quite an achievement. now, we have malcolm gladwell publicizing the 10,000 hours. tina turner, putting in 20,000 hours. we it is there in the early 60s was river deep in mountain high in the late 60s, which was a huge hit in england, but not here. then, they open for the rolling stones, and it is divorced because it was over. nearly ten years over, and a&r guy, artist and repertoire and capitol records, john carter,

who rode it for incense and peppermints, produce sami hegar said it could make her a star. those in the industry said, this is a complete joke. then they released and they would say, you know that it's right. >> was he ever? >> tina turner knew he was right as well. they're in the music industry, she was a global superstar, right? it was incredible for me to think that she broke an attendance record, in rio, in 1988. 180,000 people, to see one woman perform solo. it is a prime at this point. what is the significance of that? especially the global star power she had? >> this is a power we do not have any more. we have all of these niches, even taylor swift, who's on the road right now. most of these people cannot sing one song off of her new album, if they know she has a

new album. when tina turner was a success, every person on earth knew her songs. primarily because of mtv. michael jackson broke the color barrier, and she came after that. even though she was in her 40s, 20 years older than most on mtv, she had experience. she exuded sexiness that penetrated consciousness around the world. then, she wasn't mad max, thunderdome, singing the title song as well. during the movie, as a result, everybody in the world knew her. she could two around the world, a global superstar. >> a global superstar who, in your words, embodied liberation. bob, you need to leave it there, thank you so much. >> great to, beyond see you later. >> to laturner, to queen of rock and roll, dead, at age 83.

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as the typhoon moves away from the island. the storm regains it super typhoon status, and now, just shy of category five hurricane strength, with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. it is expected to get stronger in the coming days. now, we will say, guam's governor has told people to continue to stay indoors. no deaths have been reported from the storm, which lashed the island with strong winds, and heavy rain. as i said, the governor there, still telling people to stay indoors, as they continue to assess the damage. the u.n., calling for more than two and a half billion dollars to help the people of sudan, with more than 40 days since the outbreak of war made a growing humanitarian crisis even worse. sudan's two warring factions, continued there fighting this week, despite signing on to a cease-fire on saturday. the u.n. says, the fighting displaced more than 1 million people well, more than 330,000

have fled the country. egypt has received the most with, more than 150,000 people. chad follows with 90,000. larry madowo now, visiting refugees and chad, who spoke to people in a heartbreaking, and desperate situation. >> the kids cry, constantly. the adults are weary for war. the pain faces here, a reminder of the horrors that drove them out of sudan. at this refugee camp at the border in chat, sadness stocks almost everyone. as fighting intensified in sudan's western darfur region, they had to run, or risk being killed. suddenly, her son was lost in the chaos. >> my brother is still back there. i heard he was injured. i was forced to come to chad to seek safety. >> would you go back to sedan? >> no. no. the only reason i will go back is to bring my child, and brother, here.

there is too much in security, for far too long. >> because of decades of conflict in sudan, many refugees had, already, even internally displaced several times. she is 22, but has not known a permanent home for most of her life. >> i am worried about all of the people we left behind, especially my mother, who could not cross the border. i keep asking myself, how can i get her to chat? >> i notice mostly women and children here. where are the men from sudan? >> the men told us, take the children, and cross the border, so that they can stay behind to defend themselves, and our property, if necessary. >> the u.n. refugee agency says, close to 90% of new arrivals from sudan are women, and children. many are traumatized, but will need support to heal. >> we need to meet refugees as they arrive in this border town, right across from sudan. but, just before we arrived, it was hit by a rocket. that is why refugees are being

moved from border towns, to places like this. >> cnn traveled to the administrators to eastern chat. it was more than 1 million dollars to support the over 1 million people displaced by the war, across sudan, and in neighboring countries. >> we knew one woman whose eyes have been couched, basically, by somebody just attacking her. she seeking medical care, here, in chat. horrific violence, which triggers, for so many of these people, memories of previous horrific violence. >> with chad in 2004, it is civilians who are fleeing this militia in darfur. >> you're seeing this describing as it coming in and is killing people, raping women. >> it is hearing the stories, when you heard them 20 years ago, as a reporter?

>> at this time, working at usaid, a big development, humanitarian agency, and it is no substitute. it is going to what they address because of two warring generals to power grabs the side, and put the interests of people who are fleeing, sometimes, for the fifth time in their lives. >> as one of the poor countries, it is sudanese refugees before this latest search. >> we see it collectively, and the only actors and support of the government of chad to support that resources are mobilized are in the needs of the refugees. >> innocent victims over a deadly power struggle, in sudan. the poor, and most vulnerable, who have no way to go, just another chapter, in a life of hardship. larry madowo, cnn, chat.

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>> you are looking at a radar image of a super typhoon, now. it gained strength after, absolutely, pummeling guam. joining me now, the governor of guam, julián guerrero. i want to thank you for joining us, because i'm sure it must be some tense hours ahead. now, you have continue to tell residents to shelter at home. what is the latest in terms of effect, and the impact that the storm has had? >> we are still experiencing some tropical storm winds, of around 35, to 40 miles per hour. so, that is still considered pretty unsafe. i am asking our residents to, please, stay home, and keep boarded up. we want to make sure that they are safe at home. i will be declaring a condition

of readiness, which means that, now, walmart is safe to return to a normal business. i probably will be doing that in a couple of hours. we have been communicating a very closely with the national weather service says that they have been through the whole storm for, over 24, or 36 hours, giving us the scientific data so, that we can take quick actions as well. it is going to keep the islands very safe. we have a condition of readiness three on saturday, and a condition of readiness to on sunday. what that means is, if you are in a condition of readiness three, we expect the winds to come within 48 hours. if it is to, it is within 24. so, it is those that are giving people time for behavior, and to plan. >> it seems like many,

thankfully, heeded your warnings. i know it is tough to do the assessments, but we've been looking at video, some of the damage. it is those extensive damages, but what do you know in terms of any damage that was done, and how soon can recovery efforts began? >> the hospital had severe damages to the structure. it was a lot of fallen trees, a lot of lines, a lot of signage, it was why are they stood up, and we are, actually, an infrastructure that is very strong. it is a saving grace, a devastating of magnitude, and strength. i have to say, i have heeded my instruction, and our directions, and we have suffered no casualty, with very minor injuries.

i am thankful, and grateful, for that. we need to get back into normalcy, we will start recovering, i am expecting 2 to 6 weeks. we will have almost all of our island power back, and water. some, there will be some that has an urgency, and of course, a priority of facilities like the hospitals, schools, and so forth. for the most part, our utilities will, probably, i'll be coming back within 1 to 2 weeks. >> as much of a hardship, residents are really glad to hear that there is no deaths, or significant injuries. you talk about this infrastructure that is really able to match the strength of the storm. how has guam coped with that? i know it is a fear all over the world, as they continue to see these typhoons. how do you protect against the severity, the strength of those winds, and the rain that seems

to come down in buckets? >> you know we are an island, isolated, so we cannot just move to another state. our people have experienced these strong storms, they have built their buildings up to a high standard with this structure, by law. structural concrete, there are concrete roofs, concrete walls, and because we also hardened it extra with shutters. we bunker down, and as a result of that, it says that it is very significant in the safety of our people. i also want to take the time to give my greatest appreciation to president biden. they have issued a request for mind at this request of urgency, and as a result of that, we

were able to get a lot of resources from fema. so, there is a hundreds of people to hear from fema, to help us with this recovery. i am very grateful for this as well, it is this area of homeland security. >> it's understandable, given that there is any other kind of recovery supplies. we wish everyone as well, thank you for bringing us to -- bringing us up to date on the storm. we appreciate it. >> i am paula newton, for international viewers, world sport is next. for viewers in the united states, i will be back with more cnn news. rn? subaru. when it comes to l longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehehicles still on the road after ten yeaears? subaru. and d when it comes to value, which brand has the lowest cost of ownership, lower than toyota, honda, or hyundai? subaru.

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this hour in ukraine, where authorities say russia has launched a new wave of air raids, right across the country, using iranian drones. president volodymyr zelenskyy says that russia use 36 drones, but none of them reach their target. the ukrainian air force says that russia was aiming a critical infrastructure, and military targets, in the western part of the country. russia is now denying reports of a fire at the ministry of defense building, in central moscow. that, according to state media, who first reported that emergency services were at the scene after a blaze broke out on a balcony. local officials say, no fire has been detected, but video from moscow shows, and you can see there, smoke surrounding the building. a woman can be heard complaining about a horrible burning smell. this is coming as u.s. intelligence now suggests,

ukrainians may have launched the drone attack on the kremlin earlier this month. sources say, u.s. officials picked up chatter among ukrainian officials blaming each other for the attack. that contributed to the assessment that ukrainian group may be responsible, although the u.s. is there definitive conclusion. hawaii it was there that president volodymyr zelenskyy actually did know about the attack. meanwhile, the leader of russia's wagner mercenaries, pitching a new nickname for himself. he has been known as putin's chef, but he knows another name that is more fitting. listen. >> i never was a chef. i have no idea how to cook. we need to get away from that. the nickname, putin's chef, could mean anything. it would be more accurate to call me putin's butcher. >> a new interview on wednesday,

prigozhin also fired new criticisms of russia's military leaders. fred pleitgen, with more, on this. >> after months of four motions fighting in bakhmut, the private industry, wagner, says his fighters are exhausted, and will withdraw. >> we've been leading bakhmut, and the russian defense ministry will be responsible for it. they're going to train, and rest. >> they're returning to all bakhmut, which ukrainians dispute. it was with 20,000 fighters in the brutal, monthlong campaign. even as the u.s., and ukraine say the figures are higher, possibly up to 100,000. despite the alleged victory in bakhmut, in a bold comment,

prigozhin says that lenroot is what is not achieving its core objective of weakening ukraine. >> how did we demilitarized it? now, it turns out, we on the contrary have militarized ukraine. i think that ukrainians today are one of the strongest armies. >> but notion has long been attacking russia's elites, accusing them of being corrupt, lazy, and an involved in the war. now he fears, continuing losses on the battlefield could lead to a revolution within russia. >> all of this could end like in 1917, with a revolution when, first, the soldiers rise up, and then their loved ones rise up. >> all of this, as an increasingly in our home. it is releasing video for, what it said, it was a failed attack of a russian warship using

unmanned speed boats. ukraine has not commented on the incident. and, as the breeds and cross border raid, it is an anti pollution russian fighters which, ukraine says, it was not involved in, but russia blames on kyiv, vowing revenge. >> we will continue to respond to such actions by ukrainian militants, promptly, and extremely harshly. >> we're goshen size, the attacks show the russian military is incapable of protecting the country's border. >> sabotage, and reconnaissance forces calmly entered russia, marching, uploading videos, driving their tanks, armored infantry vehicles, where is the safeguard that will enter moscow? >> of course, that includes an ongoing russian defense ministry. so, once again, he criticize putin heavily, calling for him

to be replaced. but in the case of this cross border raid, happening in the belgorod region, there are a lot of russians asking why the russian would be able to prevent it, and why put so long to come to terms with the situation. fred pleitgen, cnn, kyiv. >> the man accused of crashing a truck into security various, and prosecutors have argued to keep 19-year-old that could carry ten years into prison. brian todd, in washington. >> it was a u-haul truck is doing to a flight risk. they could remain behind bars. a federal judge agrees at age 19, he allegedly crashed his truck into a security barrier at the park, across from the white house, remaining in custody, for now. can do, look currently, faces one charge of depredation of federal government property, with a maximum sentence of ten years in prison.

a secret service special agent alleges, he claimed he was there to take over the country, and would hurt anyone he had to, including killing the president. >> right now, they are zeroing in what appears to be, mental health issues. you wanted to do harm to president biden, but he shows up of a search that contained no explosives, no knives, no guns, and the plan seems to be more in his head. >> not to do is have a great history, according to charging documents from him. he admires their youth or authoritarian governments, eugenics, and there one world order. he looked up to hitler for being a strong leader. >> we see people who log the not sierra heroes, or people who employ not see symbols, attacking a wide range of targets. antisemitism, often, fuels activities that target other communities, our democracy. >> they searched a house near south luis, and is going into

the address but the classmates and neighbors were quiet, and never getting into the trouble. >> i never thought a quiet guy like that would do something to this degree. >> well much about his ideology is fully unknown, one expert who runs a lab, studying online hate propaganda warrants, many young people are exposed to extremism online. >> really, especially in certain spaces like online gaming, or in certain forums where young men share memes, some of that content will be immediately pretty awful. right away, expressing racist, massage on a stick ideas, often antisemitic ideas, and very quickly escalated. >> they had not yet entered a pre-, and the department of homeland security was the advisory with a heightened threat environment for terrorism, and it was racially, and ethnically motivated attacks and plots for recent months. it was an increase in calls for violence, based on neo-nazi,

and white supremacist themes. ryan todd, cnn, washington. >> the man who was infamously photographed with his feet on a desk in nancy pelosi's office during the january 6th attack on the u.s. capital has, now, been sentenced to four and a half years in prison. a jury convicted richard barnett on january, it was in a civil order with this proceeding. they're impacting the sentence record documents say, he spent ten minutes and pelosi's office who was how speaker at the time. he wrote a note to pelosi, using a sexist expletive. he says he will appeal his case. a school in florida has restricted access to the acclaimed poem for president biden's inauguration after apparent complained. they called the poem, the hill we climb, for the inauguration in the wake of the january 6th attack on the capitol. but, apparent in the miami-dade county school district,

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