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we are standing by for remarks from president biden after a better than expected jobs report. the message to the american people while inflation and rate hike concerns are looming large. >> we don't know when former president trump's trial will begin, but we know that the world will watch it live. how cameras allowed in the courtroom could impact the case. >> it is not just any friday, but it is the friday before the long weekend. i'm kate bolduan with rahel solomon and boris sanchez, and this is cnn "news central." >> right now, we are waiting to find out if a federal judge is going to allow donald trump's former chief of staff mark meadows to move his georgia

election subversion case from state to federal court. a decision that could have major implications of how the case plays out, and this comes as the former president is trying to postpone his trial after many have started theirs. and also as many are trying to sever their case from others, and one of them is the architect of the fake electors kenneth chesebro. his arraignment is scheduled for next wednesday, and he wants to force fulton county district attorney fani willis to turnover her discovery. this is the same case that trump plead not guilty in. and so, sara, starting with the former president, bring us up to speed with what the former president is trying to accomplish with this filing? >> well, in trying to sever his

case with the former attorneys, it is clear that donald trump has no interest in going to trial in october of this year, and he says that trump is not going to be ready, and it is going to violate his fair trial rights to put him on that timetable. and some of the attorneys are going to want to move it to federal court, but they are going to wait to see how it plays out with the mark meadows' gambit. we will see how it plays out, because cameras are not allowed in federal court as they are in state court. this is all coming as donald trump has plead not guilty to the 13 charges that he is facing in this case. it is now the fourth time that donald trump has pleaded not guilty in a criminal case that he has faced since leaving office. he also as you pointed out waived the right to an arraignment, so we will not be seeing donald trump in a courtroom next week, boris. >> sara, talking about another recent filing, and this is coming from ray smith, one of

the co-defendants in the case. he wants to be divvied up into manageable portions of all of the co-defendants that fani willis is prosecuting. >> he is essentially begging the court for some order or management of the case. he has pointed out 19 defendants in this case, and that there is a widespread racketeering case that fani willis has brought, and that she has all of the acts that happened in georgia as well as acts that took place in other states, and he asking the judge in state court to split these folks up into manageable groups. he is not proposing a way to do that, so it is unclear exactly what he is asking the judge, but you can envision a situation where there are a handful of people, and we have seen ken chesebro and sidney powell who are ready to go to trial in the next couple of months, and maybe others who want to move on a different schedule, and still others who may want to move to

federal court. boris. >> sara murray, a lot to get through. kate. >> and on this very topic. trum trump's trial may be on display for all to see, because the judge has ruled that all courtroom testimony will be televised and livestreamed, and there is more, the decision would not apply to any portion of the case that is moved to federal court. as you well know, donald trump is expected to request that his entire case get moved out of georgia and into federal court. cnn's oliver darcy is joining with us more and the decision of the judge to have it livestreamed and on tv. how big of a deal is this, oliver? >> it is a huge deal, kate. it is a huge win for court transparency advocates who have said that the public has a right to see this historic trial streamed live and televised. you know, this is going to go down in the history books, and

so allowing people to watch in realtime will allow them to also see the evidence against donald trump in realtime. it is going to be probably the most watched trial er. it is -- most watched trial ever. and it is hard to see how. and it is also going to help stop the misinformation, and you are always talking the misinformation that he and his allies pedal, and allowing public to see it in realtime is going to help with that, because the absence of seeing with it. your own eyes, there is a void. in that void is usually where the conspiracy theer res and the misinformation thrive. so streaming it live and allowing newsrooms to have videos to go fact-check things in realtime is going to be a very helpful in the efforts of conveying to the public exactly what is happening in the courtroom. kate. >> interesting aspect of all of this. good to see you, oliver.

boris. >> donald trump's co-defendants are facing a lengthy and expensive legal battle in the georgia interference case, and that they say they are struggling to pay for it, and donald trump's legal sources are not helping them pay for it, but they are getting creative to pay for it. and kristen holmes is joining with us this. and a legal defense like this, it could cost them a hefty sum, and how do they par foyr it? >> and to be clear, donald trump has paid for aides and former and current in the investigation of january 6th and so much that america pac has spent more than $41 million since 2021 and that is an extraordinary fee, but obviously, when it is coming to georgia that is not the case. we are told that even with all of the grumblings of all of the

defendants not having their bills paid by donald trump, no one has formally asked him either. and they have come up with creative ways, and some of the creative ways is crowd funding. that includes john eastman, an election attorney, and jeffrey clark, the doj attorney who is at the center and kathy latham who is a fake elector in georgia and another thing is that rudy giuliani and his son has helped to create a political pac, political action committee, to help pay, and donald trump is not helping to foot the bill, but he is helping with a fund-raiser which is $100,000/person and he is considered the headliner there, and that is big bills and one of the co-defendants spent a week in jail, because he couldn't afford an attorney. boris. >> kristen holmes, thank you so much.

rahel. >> and boris, continuing the conversation and bringing in cnn legal analyst, and prosecutor jennifer rogers, and good to have you here. and starting with some of the motions here to sever the trials from one another, and if you were d.a. fani willis, what would you do? >> well, d.a. fani willis does not want the try this many, many times. she is going to have to take these two defendants who have asked for speedy trial in october because she has to do that, but she wants to minimize the number of trials. and if mark meadows wins this bid to go to federal court, that is another trial to include him and others in federal court, so she is looking to break this into the smallest number of pieces that she can. i believe she will go to court and suggest a trial court for the 17 remaining defendants a few months out, and then propose that they see how many defendants plead out between now and the months before the date

approaches and try to get into as few trials as possible, because it is a going to be labor intensive, and see how few she can get to. >> and there a filing to try as if as possible, but trying a rico case, walk me through the disadvantages of the bite-sized cases as opposed to trying them in a more organized fashion. >> these cases are going to be a pretty big bite, ra health, meaning it is a rico case, meaning they have to prove the enterprise and the conspiracy and the overt act, and still it is decent, but the defendant is right, you can't try 19 or 17 defendants together, because a lot of them are going to plead out, and if i am fani willis, okay, yes, judge, set the additional trial date, and we can't do this in less than two trials, but don't cut it down too much, because a lot of defendants will plead out, and

we will end up with a group to go to trial without breaking it on the five or six trials now, and that what i will propose, but all parties will break it down, and there has to be a severance here, but the question is how many severances here. >> and kenneth chesebro is one of the defendants who sought that speedy trial, and d.a. fani willis said, okay, i will match you and i got the speedy trial. and then the attorneys for kenneth chesebro said that she has not released discovery, and if you are ready for the trial, and not ready to release the discovery, walk me through why that would be. >> well, it is a big case, and a lot of defendants and a lot of evidence, and she has to get it organized. but she has to be moving and ready to trial, and this defendant and sidney powell and i am surprised they pushed for it, because it is going to be hard for them to get ready for this even with the discovery as

we sit here today, and even though it is a big lift, she has to put as many people on it, on the project to get these two defendants on trial the discovery right away, because they need that to have a chance at a fair trial and she will push to get it done. >> another major motion is what is going to happen with mark meadows, and does he have the motion requested to move to federal court. you say that he has the best case or the best chance of the defendants to moving it to federal court. if in fact this is approved, does it necessarily mean that others might be successful as well? >> well, he does have the best shot. so even if he stays in federal court, it is not a given that the others will succeed as well, but they will at least have a chance. if his bid to get into federal court is denied, no one else is going to get into federal court. so he has the strongest case as a former federal official who was following orders from the boss a lot of times.

so it is a gateway thing, that if he loses, etch will lose, but if he gets in, some others will. and that is going to raise a better defense of the likelihood of winning, and that is a whole other trial that fani willis and the team will have to do, and logistically, that is a whole other headache, and logistically, it will be difficult if they get into federal court. >> so if that is approved, his trial will not be televised like what we are likely to see in georgia. >> yeah, and this is not so important to the prosecutors, because they have to go about their business whether there are cameras in the courtroom or not, but it is a big ploe for the rest of us, and trarns parent si, because the people need to see the cases, and the evidence. we are voting for the presidency on a man who has tried to steal the last election, at least as the prosecutors have alleged and want to show. so it is important to see that

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ukraine is stepping up the drone attacks on russia today hitting both moscow and the kirssh region. look at the aerial damage here showing the damage after and a drone attack. russia says it won't comment on the claims from ukraine and they say that the attack were launched from inside of russia. we are joined by christiane amanpour, and you were able to speak to the foreign minister about the counter offensive, and how does he describe it? >> well, he is saying that it is going according to the progress, and it is going pretty well, given all of the constraints, and particularly the fact, and

let's face it, that so many of the major necessary weapon systems were delivered too late for this counter offensive. that is what i am hearing from not only local commanders but also american general, and nato generals, and others, formers obviously. but he was saying that it is unfair, and he actually said that the armchair warriors and the monday morning quart quarterbackers who are grumbling in the public about the pace of this offensive are spitting in the eye of the ukrainian soldiers who are risking their lives for this offensive, and he said they should shut up, and coming here to liberate territory with no air cover, and clearly, they have some weaponry from the west, but they 23450e

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just coming back with a meeting of the counterparts, and the drone footage that you have referred to in the beginning, but now the defense intelligence service have said that it is assuming by sab or thes of like-minded people inside of vush sha, and that is so try to tie russia drone offensive, and so there is a lot happening in the fight right now. kate? >> yes, i wanted to ask you about the increase of the drone activity, and along the lines of the monday night quarterbacking about the counter offensive, there is some questioning of the american intelligence officials and american military members questioning the focus on the use of the drone attacks. kind of in a similar fashion, and what more are you hearing of why the focus is there? >> well, the focus is there from

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the capital physician has cleared senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to continue working even though the 81-year-old froze while speaking to reporters. this is the second time that he has frozen that way in barely a month. but even with the medical clearance, the questions are swirling about the long time political leader's future forcing him to reach out the the allies and the donors alike to assure them that he can still do the job. melanie zanona has more. >> yes, they say he consuled with the medical team and says that he is medically cleared to go become to work, and the

lightheadedness is what they attributed to the freezing episode, and they say it is very common for people who have suffered concussions like mcconnell who suffered earlier in the year. mcconnell released the statement to begin with is remarkable. because after the first freezing episode, they would not say whether he saw a doctor or got the clearance. so they are clearly trying to be transparent to tamp down any questions about his health or future, and yesterday, he received some notable backup from president joe biden. let's listen. >> i spoke to mitch. he is a friend. and he was his own sell sf on the telephone. it is not unusual to have the response that happened to mitch when you have a concussion.

it is part of the recovery, so i am confident that he will be back to his old self. >> of course, biden himself facing questions about the age as he is running for re-election, but this issue is not going to go away any time soon for mcconnell and there are serious questions of whether he can continue to serve as gop, and beyond when his current term expires. these conversations are going to intensify when congress returns for the regular session next week. >> and yes, these questions started from a reporter asking about his health. thank you. an urgent appeal, and leaked audio recording. top officials are heard pitching the donors on the same day as as the first primary debate saying that they need $50 million and

that tape leaked. cnn obtained the tape hearing that we need $50 million now, and we need another $50 million by march. i am not worried about the first 50, but we need the next 50. joining us is ana navarro and terry who is was the manager for marco rubio presidential campaign. what do you think this is saying tbt about the desantis campaign? >> well, it is the same role that every campaign is playing. in modern campaign, spending is critical, and pleading for tens of the millions of dollars on both sides of the aisle is what

they do, and do best. >> ana, the super pac made the ask on the day just before the first debate. has ron desantis given the donors more or less confidence since then in shelling out millions of dollars more toward his campaign to back him up? >> i agree with terry that there is nothing extraordinary of a super pac making a plea, and it is a nice perk for a donor to get a way to go there and that there is no free lunch, and they need more. this is important because ron desantis has been on a downward spiral, and he has been on a downward trend. he is getting, you know, he has

a tsunami at his heels rvivek ramaswamy right on his heels, and so he is going to be needing more money. >> and one thing that we are learning is that ad spending and some of the latest reporting that we have in is that through the end of august, republican campaigns and outside groups are combining to air about $100 million worth of advertising, and in amongst that, the big players, it appears so far to be the several well funded super pacs and four groups supporting trump, desantis, and nikki haley combining to spend the most so

far, but you say that there is another category that people need to keep an eye on, and this is the conservative groups pushing the anti-trump ads and messages, and what impact is this type of the category of player having on the race? >> you know, that is critical to watch is that we don't know yet, because this third party outside of funding from these other conservative groups like club for growth and america for prosperity is relatively new. fairly aggressive outspending most of the campaigns in the early states. so, from the standpoint of what kind of effect it is going to see, we will see in the polling, because next month there may be movement, and if not, the proof is really in the data as we go forward, but i think that there is no way that it doesn't have some impact. is it enough to dislodge trump from the pretty much solid 50% that he has been holding now for several months is the real question, and does it give some

wiggle room for some of the other candidates to start to grow and start to accumulate some of the voter, and some of the caucusgoers that he might be shedding. >> one thing that we know for sure while there is nothing certain that it is the dollar figures will go up, and the ads will become more plentiful for sure. we were hearing, ana, from melanie zanona about mitch mcconnell and the freezing episodes, and entering the conversation into presidential race, and we know very well that nikki haley has been trying her level best to make age a front and center issue in the race, and she has been focusing on joe biden's age, but it is a broader political question of what we are seeing with mitch mcconnell with this freezing episode. i wanted to play with you what nikki haley a republican presidential candidate said with regard to mitch mcconnell last

night. >> what i will say is that right now the senate is the most privileged nursing home in the country. i mean, you know, mitch mcconnell has done some great things, and he deserves credit, but you have to know when to leave. >> the broader issue of age in politics. how big of a deal do you see this? >> it is a big deal. it is becoming a bigger deal as we are all living to be longer, but it has also been going on for as long as i can remember. terry will remember people like robert byrd being wheeled around in a wheelchair holding on to his two little puppies, and, you know, so many others like strom thurmond who died into his 90s and others who are having issues like dianne feinstein, and certainly mitch mcconnell and some well into the 80s are as sharp as a tack.

so it becomes a very difficult situation to have a one-size-fits-all solution for, and remember that the people who have to come up with the solution are the old folks that are serving in congress right now. i have very hard time imagining that they will make age requirement an actual issue. >> yeah, it is interesting how it is all playing out in the middle of this primary, and what it is going to be looking like going into the general. it is great to see you guys. ana, thank you, and terry, thank you as always. >> absolutely. and coming up for us, a bitter legal battle with a woman and the land she has owned since the 1800s.

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welcome back. now a dispute over legacy and land. josephine wright is at the center of a fight that has attracted national attention. while developers are building around her home, she is right in the middle of a development that she says is land that is her right. >> no matter what, we will keep this land. so this land going to be here with us, and if it is another 200 years. that is the way we look at it. >> reporter: but not everyone has that same view. the serene marsh and sandy

beaches of hilton head island have been home to the community for as long as america as been america, but some say it is threatening the families that call it home. >> why should we give up such a precious gift that god has given us? >> reporter: josephine wright has lived here for 30 years but she says that her family's home has been here since the civil war and purchased by freedman and her family wanted to make sure that it was in the family after her passing. >> i feel so much pride and comfort in knowing that this is where i will be for the rest of my life. >> reporter: but the 93-year-old great-great grandmother has felt little comfort here in the last few months. >> this is when we hear the trees, boom-boom. >> reporter: she is being sued with a company who wants to

build 147 three-story town homes in this jonesville community in the neighborhood. >> our blood, sweat, tears are in this land. my ancestors are buried here down at the end of the road. >> reporter: today, the construction is closing in on wright's modest home. has the developer come the you at any point to speak face-to-face about this? >> no. i have never spoken to any one of them. they have never knock on my door. >> reporter: she says five years ago a woman did ask to sell her land to an anonymous interested buyer for $39,000. >> i said you have insulted my intelligence and give them that message. >> reporter: and she says that the investment llc company has a shed, and screened in porch are

outside of her property line and encroaching upon theirs according to the land survey. the lawsuit seeks is removal and plus just adequate compensation for the loss and enjoyment of their property and expenses resulting in delays and enjoyment. >> they say that corn ser on their property? right there. >> yes. >> reporter: they say that bailey and the affiliates are using intimidation tactics to force her off of the land. but she is saying that she has denied any offers to buy her land. and she has gotten support from tyler perry, and kyrie irving and several other celebrities. and there are several who are saying that they refuse to issue bailey permits until it is

resolved but josephine wright is not alone in the fight. >> she is speaking to the gullah culture and the gullah desire to fight back. >> lewana graves represents the gullah community, and she says that since hilton head became a vacation destination, the gullah community have lost 2/3 of the acreage mostly due to rising taxes and problems with heirs property. how pervasive is this now on the island? >> it is pervasive here, but it is pervasive throughout the south, and unfortunately, this property is the primary way that black people in america are losing their land. >> reporter: heirs property is a type of ownership where a single property may be inherited by multiple members of a family for

generations after the original owner passes away, but there is often a lack of clear legal documentation making the families vulnerable to land loss if there are disagreements with the family over selling. some of the cases here, the land is being purchased by developers. >> just look at this. this is one of the most peaceful areas. >> reporter: and lost by the gullah. but in the case of josephine wright, she is standing firm on her ground. >> well, let me put it to you this way, i have never backed down on anything that was right. >> reporter: so for the past several months, cnn has repeatedly reached out to bailey point investment llc and anyone that we could find associated with the project, and one named organizer did respond telling us that they are not the developer of the project, but instead an investment company that financed the deal. we have also reached out to

lawyers for bailey point, and the engineer for the proposed subdivision, and no one has responded to us. and rahel, josephine wright says she is in this for the long haul and wants 40 grandchildren and 50 great children and soon to be 70 great-great grandchildren to enjoy the land for their lives as well. >> it sounds like she has no plan to stand down and sound like a strong woman. dianne gallagher is there for us, and please stay on it. and now, any moment, president biden is going to be weighing in on the jobs report and the state of the economy. we will bring you the remarks live when he takes microphone. we will be right back.

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we have some footage just in to cnn that we want to share with you. body cam video investigators in ohio have released showing the moment an officer fatally shot a pregnant woman that was accused of shoplifting. cnn's miguel marquez has been following this story, and he joins us now. miguel, of course, we have to warn our viewers that this video is graphic. >> reporter: it is graphic. it is also just unfortunate in the extreme, just a really tragic incident. this is in blenden township, ohio, just on the northeast suburbs of columbus. it happened august 24th. 21-year-old takaia young was coming out of the kroger. she was accused by somebody that worked at the store of shoplifting. two officers happened to be in the parking lot that day at that time trying to help somebody get into their car that they had

locked their keys into. officer two approaches the side of the car. officer one comes around the front. we want to show you a bit of this video. >> out of the car. >> you cannot leave. get out of the car. get out. no. get out. >> get out of the [ bleep ] car. >> get out of the car. >> reporter: so, the officer two who's at the side of the car asks about ten times for her to get out of the car that she's been accused of shoplifting. she refuses. you see her turning away. officer one comes in front of the car. she turns the wheel away and starts to drive away, and as she does, officer one fires a single shot into the windshield of that car, hitting her. she later daied of her injuries. the baby that she was carrying that was due in november, that

child did not make it either. this is all under investigation by ohio's bureau of criminal investigation right now. officer two, the individual who was at the side of that car asking her to get out of the car has been returned to duty, and officer one, who fired the fatal shot, is still under investigation. back to you. >> and quickly, miguel, young's family says that she is innocent and that she deserves accountability. >> reporter: they do, and that is under investigation, and they want this officer charged as quickly as possible. could take weeks or months. >> miguel marquez, thank you so much for that. all right, great to see you guys. thank you for being here, and thank you all so much for joining us. this is "cnn news central." "inside politics" is up next.

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