there are many newspapers across the united states have decided not to endorse i mean, this is a common refrain. you're hearing we heard the la times, but smaller newspapers doing the same thing. this is also very different than the teamsters deciding not to endorse. they decided not to endorse because they had they had a problem with their members supporting probably a candidate other than who the leadership wanted to support at the end of the day do you trust the news media? and i think to bezos's point here is if our editorial looks so slanted to the left that people will now question the other than non editorial portions of the newspaper and he's making a point, his timing is just off the ship is sailed. >> waking up today thinking, oh, the washington post is less, you know, less inclined towards liberals, democrats. the only thing that's happened is that fewer people are reading his paper. >> democracy dies in a one-party state. and that's what you've got at the washington post's so okay. >> well, i would like to keep i

wish i had seen the clock, but is after seven morning, my fellow anchors will be upset with me and i don't throw to the next show. thanks to you guys for being here. thanks to all of you for joining us i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn news central starts right now day, kamala harris is set to give her closing argument today at the very same site, donald trump held his january 6 rally he and trump's campaign is battling against what could become their unintended closing argument. hundreds of ballots destroyed after ballot boxes go up in flames thanks in two states, rebel authorities now trying to track down who deliberately set these fires at what one official is calling a direct attack on democracy serbian new details in to new civil lawsuits filed against sean combs now accused of

sexually assaulting a making the band contested at attack and year-old boy, i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate bolduan. >> this is cnn new central >> that is all there is until both stark being counted and today, kamala harris is ready to lay out her closing argument and for this one the setting is the message. harris will speak from the ellipse the very spot that donald trump told his supporters on january 6 to fight like hell, setting in motion the attack on the u.s. capitol that followed. >> now, almost for years later, the harris campaign says they expect a crowd of 20,000 people at that same spot. the split-screen entirely intentional. as for donald trump, he's headed to allentown, pennsylvania today, a majority latino city with a sizable puerto rican population noteworthy because his campaign

is struggling to contain the anger sparked by so-called jokes about puerto ricans told by a warmup act at his rally sunday. and last night, he had this new message for his supporters, quote, i'm the opposite of a nazi. let's start with kevin liptak, who's at the ellipse for us this morning. kevin, what are you hearing from the harris campaign about? what's going to happen there today >> the words that they're using to describe this speech are hopeful optimistic not necessarily the words that we were expecting the vice president to use in this speech from the ellipse, i think when we first heard that she was going to deliver her closing arguments speech from here outside the white house on the ellipse, the first image that came to mind was january 6, that dark speech that donald trump delivered on that day before his supporters went to the capitol. but this is not going to be a treaties on democracy. this is not going to be a dissertation necessarily

about the threats that donald trump poses to the american republic. certainly, that will be an aspect of what the vice president speaks about tonight from the ellipse. but aides are envisioning a much broader message from the vice president. they say they want her to contrast the presidency that she would uphold if she were elected compare it to the vision of the presidency that donald trump is espousing on the campaign trail. and the choice of the ellipse is very purposeful. aides really did need to check a few different boxes as they were selecting the venue for this speech. one is able to warn about the threats that donald trump is posing. and certainly we understand why the ellipse would do that. but the other is to try and present this vision of the president that kamala harris would be you know, behind me the ellipse is only about 500 yards from the oval office. that will allow the vice president to detail some of her plans if she were to be elected when it comes to the economy when it comes to

reproductive rights. and so that is kind of the balance that the harris campaign views this speech as striking. and certainly they do believe that this is one of the last moments that she'll have to convince what they called the conflicted voters, people who aren't necessarily sure about donald trump may be turned off by some of what he said hang on the campaign trail, but aren't necessarily convinced about kamala harris as their candidate. this could be the last tentpole moment that she has to convince those voters in the seven battleground states that she's the candidate for them. now we did hear a little bit of a preview of this speech from the candidate herself? yes. yesterday, listen to what she said as i said many times, i'll say tomorrow night in my they chain, if he were elected on day one, he's going to sit the oval office working on his enemies list. on day one. >> i'm elected president. i've exactly which i fully intend to be i will be working on behalf

american people on my team imagine any one speech will be able to convince all of the undecided voters to turn over to kamala harris's camp, but that is certainly the hope that at least some voters who are too tuning in, we'll see the vice president and determined that they will cast their votes for her. now i should say that security is very tight around the ellipse this morning, they've erected a toll unscalable black fence all around the park. the ellipse park. and so certainly security also a big concern as they await these 20,000 supporters that they're expecting on the ellipse tonight kevin, thanks for being there. >> it's good to see you. good reporting. thank you, sir. >> all right. this morning, donald trump will speak at mar-a-lago before heading to pennsylvania but the campaigns still trying to clean up the potential political mess after the racist, vulgar, misogynistic rally in madison square garden his allies worrying that the comments made

at the rally could hurt them in key battleground state ground states such as pennsylvania, where he's heading today, cnn's steve contorno joins me now, steve, what do we expect to hear from trump when he speaks from mar-a-lago today minute schedule addition from donald trump and we are told that the purpose of this is to sort of preempt vice president harris's remarks later today in washington, d.c. >> we saw him do something similar last week when she held her rally in houston, he decided at the last minute to hold a remarks to the press is what they called it in the city of austin. and that's what we are expecting today. there were not necessarily anticipating any questions him taking any questions. so we might not even get him addressing the elephant in the room. what happened at madison square garden. but we do know that there are people behind the scenes within his orbit who are very concerned syringe about what transpired on sunday, mostly because there they think that it might overshadow his campaign's closing message to voters and

there could be potentially political fallout in a key battleground state like pennsylvania, it has a sizable puerto rican population and then there is concern that democrats could mobilize even just a fraction of that support to help vice president harris and hurt donald trump. now, i will say i cover florida politics. democrats have tried this here before. donald trump has had a long record of disparaging puerto rico. you remember the videos of him tossing paper towels to hurricane maria? yes. survivors. they tried to use that to mobilize voters. a puerto rican voters in 2020 and it did not go necessarily as planned. in fact, in the county with the highest puerto rican population donald trump won or excuse me, performed seven points better than he did in 2016. so there's there's a lot of conventional wisdom about how this could hurt donald trump that might not actually come to pass. despite what happened on sunday night. i'm not trump also continues to push back against this rhetoric

that he is a fascist. we saw him do that yesterday in georgia. take a listen the newest line from kamala and her campaign is that everyone who isn't voting for her is a nazi. >> i had a great for others? >> he's always saying never use the word nazi, never used that word never use the word hitler. >> don't use that word use that word freely. both words. they used. >> he's hit and then they say he's a nazi. what that is i'm the opposite of pennsylvania today, as you said, we'll see if he can avoid or if he addresses what happened on sunday night and that's off-color remark about puerto rico, sara. all right. steve contorno. thank you so much. appreciate it. john all right. new this morning and federal investigation is underway after fires at ballot boxes in two states destroyed hundreds of ballots breaking overnight, trump loyalist steve

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lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault in one, the accuser says it happened when he was 17-year-old contestant on the mtv show making the band. then in another suit, the accuser says combs assaulted him when he was just ten 10-years-old. combs is denying the new allegations defense attorney misty marris is joining me now. first of all, can you walk us through what is being said in these two new civil lawsuits yes so two new civil lawsuits and sara, and disturbing pattern emerging in these most recent lawsuits relating to the sexual exploitation of children. so one allegations dating back to 2005, the alleged victim only ten 10-years-old allegation it's up the promise of fame in exchange for essentially sexual acts. again, another 2008 lawsuit with this 17-year-old alleged

contestant on making the band the same idea, leveraging the prospect of fame and power in order to engage in these acts. so again, this is a bit different than what we had seen in the criminal indictment. nothing relating to minors, but now we've seen a pattern of new civil lawsuits coming out where minors are actually at issue in these cases. >> can these new civil lawsuits turn into indictments? if prosecutors take a look at them and are able to try to corroborate some of the information yeah. going to be looking at all of this in a vacuum, right? we know that there's a federal prosecution that's moving forward prosecutors had made it very clear if there are other victims out there, please come to us because we have an open door to engage with any victims into make a determination but whether or not there should be additional allegations at an oar additional charges brought

in a superseding indictment. >> these are all sara we've seen just for a dozen cases filed by a lawyer in texas named tony buzbee and he had said there were 120 victims that had reached out to him with with allegations spanning over 30 years, 25 of those individuals were minors. >> now, he's not filed that many cases. he said that he's betting each and every one. now to that point, prosecutors are definitely looking at the new allegations and to the extent there's more to pursue from an investigation standpoint, there absolutely going thank to do that, that could potentially lead to additional charges misty marris. >> thank you very much. on this very, very serious case. appreciate you this morning. john. >> all right. this morning, donald trump set to speak in a largely puerto rican neighborhood in a county with one of the highest puerto rican populations in the country. new reports that he's in for a less than warm welcome after the racist remarks by one of his rallies speakers and with a

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that would look like if kamala harris won all the states that joe biden did last time, 303

electoral votes. this time 2024, the harris campaign, pretty much everyone thinks her clearest in easiest path to victory would be the so-called blue wall states in the north pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin why part of it is a simple math thing if she wins these three states but still loses the other swing states right now, georgia, arizona, nevada she's still wins. she's still a 200 270 electoral votes let's take them one by one here, okay, let's just look at wisconsin to start at wisconsin to start, what's called why is it circling like that? wisconsin to start off here. okay. if she were to lose wisconsin, what would need to happen? loses wisconsin. all she would need to do. i'm not saying it's easy is when arizona and she's back to 270 electoral votes she wins. let's talk about michigan. what would happen if, for instance, she lost in michigan. flip wisconsin back to blue?

phillip wisconsin. back to blue, you flip michigan to read what would she need to do in theory, north carolina, no democrats want, since barak obama. but if she did, she would get to 270 electoral votes. let's flip this back and talk about pennsylvania. this is where the rubber meets the road if harris were lose pennsylvania, she would need to win a combination of two of the remaining swing states and not just any two, because she could win nevada in arizona and still lose the election if she loses pennsylvania, she would need to win a combination a probably something like georgia georgia here, and nevada that will get her 273 electoral votes. but it's a hard path. you can see why pennsylvania is so hard and so challenging and so important for the harris campaign. >> then when it comes to that race to 270, we have just one week to go before the votes start being counted in the

candidates as part of this, are focusing on their closing arguments right now, vice president kamala harris giving a prime speech at the ellipse this evening donald trump is headed to allentown, pennsylvania at that john's talking about pennsylvania in his justice, his campaign is struggling to contain the anger sparked by the racist jokes told by one of the warm-up acts at his rally on sunday. let's talk about all this right now, doing right now, democratic strategist, julie roginsky and republican strategist matt gorman altogether and studios this is very nice, okay. so the backlash matt, it's, it is growing the fallout from the remarks coming from that warm-up backed up from the madison square garden rally. part of it. i was just seeing from politico reporting this morning about a letter that they have seen exclusively shared by the president didn't of the pennsylvania chapter of the national puerto rican agenda. it's a nonpartisan group and this president saying this, they're urging pennsylvania, puerto ricans now

not to vote for donald trump saying, i'm not a republican, i'm not a democrat, i'm an independent, but at this point it's not about political partisan issues. it is about the respect the honor, our puerto rico and latinos deserve as citizens and legal residents of this country. that's the issue and some estimates are there 300,000 puerto ricans live in pennsylvania? is this a real problem? >> are a couple of things i think what you're seeing today with the press conference, is a classic trump pr move to reset the headlines out of this, like we've seen this numerous times over the years. so i think that what you're seeing number one here, i think a couple of things i would be very surprised, just candidly after a decade of already done and said, and four years the presidency, that finally this like from a comedian who no one has heard of except for the tom brady netflix roast is going to change votes. and honestly, when we're factual level not trying to be flip, but the guy was shot in the head in the polls really didn't move. i would be surprised if this was the thing that actually tipped it one way or the other. >> julie, let me add this to the conversation because we

have there's also a letter to donald trump that was posted on social media on monday, the archbishop of san juan, puerto rico roberto gonzalez nevus, said this, it is not sufficient for your campaign to apologize. it is important that you personally apologized for these comments. >> and then jd vance, he spoke about this yesterday. >> he seemed to dismiss the concern about this fallout. let's listen i haven't seen the joke. i you know, maybe maybe it's a stupid racist joke as you said, maybe it's not. i haven't seen it. i'm not going to comment on the specifics of the joke, but i think that we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i'm just i'm so over it what are using this truly? >> i mean, donald trump is there, right? he could have stood up, stood up on stage literally moments after this comedian made this joke and distance himself from it and said this is wrong. somebody could have come out there and said this is wrong if you saw the audience reaction, they were kind of wincing so it's

not like this is something that donald trump was not aware of or jd vance, i mean, he had didn't see it really. he was there. i mean, it's kind of insane, but from donald trump's perspective, killed, never apologize he will never apologize into your point, matt? yeah he said a lot of horrible things. >> but this is really personal. i mean, can they got really personal about a very specific group of people? and by the way, i spend all my time, but i'm not in new york my free time in the lehigh valley. i know allentown really well. it is in read a bleed dynamic and is incredibly diverse. they're not going to put up with this nonsense. and by the way, that north it's in lehigh county, but northampton county right next door and that is the swingiest county in the swingiest state in the nation. and people there are paying attention. and the fact that he's coming there. and i think probably pouring gasoline on the fire because i can't imagine he's going to stand up and apologize. it's going to be slap in the face unless he does anything short of saying this was inappropriate. this was set on my behalf at my rally and by the way, this is not the kind of language i can don't. that is not anything you'll ever hear from donald trump. >> i think a lot of people will

hear you on the raw politics of everything that donald trump has said in the decade that he has it's been a politician there has really not been one that's really done it in for you know, you've not seen it. no. i am i am just i am curious about it and it's an unknown is the timing of when this happens and how it takes a moment i've seen democratic strategist activists. they are making sure this is getting circulated more on social media and circulated in communities. this just a 15-second clip of this comedian, i'm just wondering about the timing of something that to contain it so it takes time. i don't know i think a couple of things. >> i think they see the risks and pure opportunity costs about talking about this week before the election, that's why that's why they did, they disavowed the campaign, decided pretty quickly and also think about what the trump campaign was doing for the last month, right? there plan, i think was to starve kamala's campaign of

oxygen. they didn't want to get as much as possible, not give them grist to use off of that. for example, why he didn't go and 60 minutes, let the focus be entirely on her instead of making a comparison where they can point things out. and i think what you're seeing now with this press conferences recognizing the need to change the headlines and need to do so week after, week before election day, realize they need to go the back a little bit out of the headlines on this. >> yeah. >> we have also seen a tactic is not forget an apology. maybe it comes to maybe a dozen. what impact it has, who knows, but also say something outrageous to distract from this, this distraction as it is, let us see what happens at this jeddah tail and genitalia. we hear about this press conference. thanks. i never think you're going to talk about julia i wouldn't hurt in the morning. i wonder would dead after a year about as long. >> exactly what because i've been awake since threatened before we go the split-screen that kamala harris and her campaign are presenting today this evening with the speech at the ellipse. the split-screen

is intentional. obviously. >> what do you think of the choice? i think it's a great choice. i think she needs to focus not just on january 6, because obviously, they've been leaning very hard into what happened on january 6 and the whole fascism thing in the last couple of weeks, she needs to also talk about the future. she needs to talk about herself. and i think she needs to go back to that line of we're not going back. we're not going back to january 6. we're not going back to the chaos. we're not going back to the insults. we're not going back to the selfishness the trump administration or donald trump personally, we're going forward and that's a line that i think was very effective. i don't know that they've been using it a lot lately, but i think she really needs to lean into that. it's not just about trump, it's also about forward, moving and forward thinking politics. >> you think that no matter the words that are said, it's the setting that's going to dominate and it's a bad joke. >> i think it's a risk for both campaigns are, in a sense because, because you see come of focusing january 6, focusing on democracy argument in a lot of his preaching to the choir. and you have future for her super pac saying, stop talking about this. usually talk about your economic plan. it's testing far better. this is a

very risky choice, will see if that pays off but this is gonna tell us a lot week from now the campaign says she's going to talk about the agenda, the middle-class agenda.'s going to talk about the economy. but again, when the picture is what the picture is what's the, what is the message that, that takes from it? let us see together, it's good to see you. sir. >> all right. thank you. kate new rules take effect today to force airlines to refund. and you automatically, if if your flight is canceled or significantly delayed, no more jumping through hoops are waiting for weeks to get your money back. cnn's pete muntean is with us now so, how long do airlines have to return money to passengers? and this is this is huge for a lot of the traveling public, including the two of us you get the money back nearly immediately, sara, which is gigantic, especially for those of us who fly all the time. >> and also huge with the holiday travel rush on the horizon, hard to believe that we are 30 he days until thanksgiving. change is music to the ears of consumer advocates also transportation

secretary pete buttigieg, who originally announced this back in april, known officially as the automatic refund provision. the department of transportation says this is now fully in effect as of just yesterday. here's what it means if your flight gets canceled or signal if again lee delayed more on that in a second, the airline must give you your money back automatically. this is big because airlines have long offered vouchers or credits for you to use on a later flight. so this is an essence, a cash refund, little bit of fine print here though, if the airline read books, you want a different flight, you must not accept that rebook gang or any other compensation the airline offers you. bottom-line, choose not to fly, you get your money back. the big change here is that there's also defined what is a significant delay if you're on a domestic flight that's going to be three hours late and international flight more than six hours like you now qualify for a full refund. the big question that he asked at the top, how fast will you get your money back? really depends on how you pay the requirements says the airline must refund

you within seven business days. >> if you paid with a credit card, 20 calendar days, if you use another form of payment and the pushback on this initially came from the airlines who said this would be overly complicated for them to implement, but transportation can secretary pete buttigieg and announcing this in a post on x, said passengers deserve to get their money back when an airline owes them without headaches or haggling, he really put airlines on notice back in july telling them to make it super clear to passengers one, they are entitled to a refund. >> this has really blowing up on social media and on tiktok. so many people are happy to hear this, who have been caught up in the cancellations and delays that were really big in 2021 and 2020 but the good news here is that airlines are doing much better. the cancellation rate about 1% of all flights pete muntean, it is good news for a lot of travelers. they hate having to negotiate when they are frustrated their fight isn't taking off. alright, appreciate you. john.

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his right-wing friends, or worse, we will have, in my view, a much better chance of changing us policy with kamala than with trump, who is extremely close to netanyahu and csumb is a like-minded, right-wing extremist ally all right with us now is the co-founder of uncommitted abbas all the way. >> thank you so much for being with us what do you think of the argument made by senator sanders right there, convincing pleasure to be with you. i certainly agree with the senator and the uncommitted movement has made clear from the beginning that trump is not right for our community is not right for the antarc for for the anti-war movement in this country. he wants netanyahu to quote, unquote, finish the job. it's clear to us he is, but he's a purveyor of eight white supremacy was actively preying on the pain of arab and muslim american voters right now. and it's resonating not because he's particularly convincing, but because he's filling a void. that's been left by

heirs his absence on this issue of the absence of support for families like my own, who have family in lebanon right now we have family in gaza are west bank right now, who are on the receiving end of us weapons that are being used illegally to harm and kill civilians so while i agree with the senator as a democratic strategist, as someone who's in a swing state who's voting for harris against trump. i'm still terrified by the vacuum that she's leaving. i'm urging fellow democratic voters to pair their votes their support for vice president harris with a public commitment to pressure her to stop sending the weapons should she become president so you just said something interesting there you will voting for harris. >> but your organization not exactly endorsing harris. what's the difference there? >> in our view, an endorsement, it's very specific thing and we made a public a public officer to vice president harris that if she embraces a different approach, if she

endorses a policy that would really truly implement international law, truly implemented us law and stop the flow of weapons to netanyahu before his mass killing campaigns, killing babies to the tune of over 16,000 babies. then we would come out and publicly endorsing that would mean we would mobilize people here in the state of michigan and elsewhere. and what we did in the uncommitted campaign here in michigan in february within 1.5 million voter context and drove out 101,000 voters to vote for peace and against for democratic voters. what we were saying is empower us to do that were to run that kind of mobilization campaign here in michigan. i was astounded that the harris campaign told us in no uncertain terms that they do not want the endorsement of the uncommitted movement. i was surprised by that, and i hope that when we look back on this moment, we don't look back at that specific vision by the harris campaign and think, wow, it's unfortunate that they left those votes on the table, but i think we need a reckoning in our country why it is that democratic leaders would rather appease the apac pro-war lobby in our country instead of sine

with the majority of democratic voters, want a stop to the unconditional flow of weapons to netanyahu murderous campaign. i think we need a reckoning in this country and my hope is that president biden, ahead of tuesday's election does something it's not too late to save lives, does something takes decisive action to distance this administration from netanyahu so that we can apply real pressure to save lives how much are you willing to do to help get harris elected been extremely clear about the threat of donald trump. >> donald trump not only is himself a purveyor of white supremacy, but he also is promising to pro-palestinian advocacy in our country. what we are, what we are doing here through the uncommitted movement is the kind of advocacy that we, that we did at the democratic national convention. we have a pro-palestinian, anti-war movement from within the

democratic party that is clear, we've got to block donald trump in order for us to it's when you are organizing to pressure the democratic party to take an approach that does not fund a genocidal actions of netanyahu. and so we're we're engaging folks were encouraging them to go out and vote when we making clear that a third party vote, unfortunately, in our broken electoral college system, a third party vote in a swing state like michigan does this helped donald trump and were, we're not recommending a third party vote and we're continuing to stay engaged to have the nuance conversations with communities that are in immense amount of grief. the number of funerals that i've attended here in southeastern michigan, john, people who are actively morning, not just one or two, but multiple family members. i'm among those people. this is an immensely painful moment for us. we need democratic party leadership and vice president harris and president biden specifically to do more. it's on them to mobilize voters in this in this last stretch by signaling clearly that they value error blinds muslim lives just as

much as any one else's life abbas alloway. >> we do appreciate your time. thank you so much for being with us this morning thank you so much. >> john. i appreciate the affordability crisis, a huge issue for voters across the political spectrum. >> when it comes to inflation, gas prices have always been one of the first places where people feel that pain. and now with gas prices dropping nationwide, what does that mean for the republican attack line against kamala harris this election, cnn's matt egan is here with more on that, even looking into this, what do you see here, matt? >> well, kaitlan gas prices are falling fast right now and that is really good news for all consumers. so the national average, 313 a gallon that's the lowest life level in nearly nine months. clearly heading in the right direction down $0.09 from a month ago $0.37 cheaper from this time last year and gasbuddy's patrick de haan, he tells me that in the next seven to 12 days, the national well average is very likely to break

below $3 a gallon for the first time in 3.5 years. now, this is a big deal because a lot of people we'll view gas prices as sort of a real-time barometer into the cost of living. and remember, it was just two years ago when the most visible part of the inflation crisis was gasoline prices spiking above $5 a gallon for the first time ever. i mean, this was a nightmare for consumers and it was a disaster politically for the biden/harris administration, even though a lot of it was caused by russia's invasion of ukraine. but us officials had to scramble to release the emergency oil to try to put out the fire thankfully, we are a long way from that right now, gas prices are much lower than they were at that point. and look, battleground voters, right now, they are experiencing much cheaper gas in the world for 12 months ago, including in nevada 79 cheaper arizona, $0.78 pennsylvania, wisconsin. and listen, we know kate that many americans are voting with their wallets in

mind, the economy is consistently the number one issue and falling gas prices are a very visible sign of significant progress when it comes to the cost of living. >> what is driving the prices down well, some of this is seasonal, right? >> i mean, when summer ends, we see gas prices come down because demand is lower, demands also lower right now in china. so that's a factor. supply is pretty strong because the u.s. is producing more oil than any country in history. but there's also the situation in the middle east, which is not as bad as feared, just a few weeks ago, yesterday, we saw oil prices crashed by 6%, worst day for oil in a year. and that came after israel attacked iran over the weekend. >> yeah, this israel, iran middle east, it is normally you'd expect that to spike prices, but that didn't happen because iranian energy facilities and nuclear facilities were unscathed. >> and so that was a big sigh of relief for everyone in the

energy market, which had been fearing all out war, a veteran analyst, tom kloza, he told me this was probably the best-case scenario for consumers. he said this was about as calming a round of military strikes as you'll ever see in the persian gulf. but listen, no matter the reason, gas prices are moving lower just as voters head to the polls. >> thank you, matt. thank you, sir. >> all right. new this morning, trump allies, steve bannon, out of federal prison in connecticut and going back on the airwaves, he served four for months behind bars for contempt of congress charges. bannon had refused to comply with a subpoena from the house committee that investigated the january 6 attack on the capitol he's expected to hold a news conference a day and he plans to resume his political podcasts michigan quarterback jack total says he's quitting football because of concussions and other health issues. the twenty-five-year-old says he recently had his fifth concussion and needs to prioritize his health he now hopes to go into coaching last week north carolina state's

quarterback also retired from football over concussions, as you know, repeated concussions can cause dramatic traumatic brain injury. alright, thinking about thanksgiving already a month out, target is it just announced it's thanksgiving meal will be five bucks cheaper for a grand total of 20. bucks $20, the spread is for four people and includes a frozen turkey and some sides like potatoes and stuffing mix, aldi and walmart are also cutting the cost there thanksgiving meal bundles kicking off the holiday price for john. >> all right. this morning, cnn has obtained exclusive video that appears to show the moments leading up to the death of an incarcerated man in missouri. i'll tell more junior die nearly a year ago while in the jefferson city correctional facility, he was serving a 30 year sentence on a range of charge are just now, the video appears to begin after he had been pepper sprayed during a sweep for contraband. now, for officers are charged in his death seen as omar jimenez has been doing

amazing reporting on this in omar, you can explain what we're seeing here and why. >> so this is an incident that may have flown under the radar for a lot of people. but what you should know is that this ended in for now former corrections officers charged with second-degree murder and at least ten people who are no longer employed with the missouri department of corrections as a result of this incident. so this is a video we got exclusively in shows what may have been the final breaths of that missouri inmate oh, fell more junior while he was heavily restrained. and as a prison employee stood just outside. so what you're seeing on your screen there, this is at the jefferson city correctional center, right at that moment. this is after the county prosecutor told us a thumb or junior was pepper sprayed during a sweep for contraband and he's officers essentially, you're adding restraints to him so you're now seeing him. wheeled out. his legs are restrained. he's got things over his face as well. through what some have said, wear were masks that an inmate, a former inmate, who spoke to us, who said he witnessed it,

said that it restricted his breathing and he was yelling. i can't and breathe. this video does not have any audio and then the second part of the video, he's wheeled into essentially what's known as a dry cell and he's really just left there after this and he is still as you watch this video, he is still heavily train from his feet down. he has headgear over his face. he has a mask over his face as well than the door closes and essentially, we're not going to play the whole thing, but while well, he is in there, you see it points he's moving back and forth. and then nothing and then that is the less lasting image that you see. an a guard, an employee does eventually come and check right there and goes and signals for other help. but it was over 30 minutes pass from when he was first wheeled in there too, when help finally arrives, they checked for vitals, but essentially did not did not seem like they were able to do so successfully. he was declared dead that day. and as i mentioned for for now, former corrections officers charged with murderers as a

result, they pleaded not guilty. >> so what happens next? they pleaded guilty. >> so they plead not guilty, not guilty at this point. right now. so that investigation goes forward at this point, but also now the family is filing civil litigation against these former officers, but also against the state, the head of the state corrections as well, saying that this was someone who is responsible for a culture of this. and i want to read a quick statement from the attorney here, andrew m. stroke, who said that the graphic video shows the justified in brutal murder of both fell more of 38-year-old black man by correctional officers and highlights the complete disregard for the sanctity of life deliberate indifference in failure to provide him emergency medical care to othello, the department of corrections told me they don't comment on pending litigation, but we do expect to hear more from the civil attorneys on this as the criminal no proceedings. go ahead. and i should mention there was a fifth former corrections officer that was charged in this. those charges don't exist anymore. the county prosecutor wouldn't elaborate saying there are other cases pending and he left it at that this iscu