he tauted it. he took it himself when he found out staff members whom he had been exposed to had covid-19. from the very beginning there was essentially no evidence that this drug could work for covid patients. christine, laura? >> all right, elizabeth. thank you for that. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this tuesday morning. take a look at markets around the world. all higher here. significant gains in tokyo, hong kong, and shanghai as well. futures, they are up. looks like a bounce again here today. stocks finished higher monday after a rocky trading day. the dow swung more than 1,000 points between the low and high before closing up 158 points. the s&p 500, nasdaq also finished higher. couple of competing interests here. investors are concerned about a spike of coronavirus cases in the u.s. and china and were called after the federal government wanted the main street program to help small and middle sized buyers. >>> the airlines is using its frequent flyer program to raise money. it will

and yet today that's what's being tauts in our classroom. this is a book that was found in one of the schools in texas. it says, not my idea, a book about whiteness. seriously? we want to start doing books about whiteness or books about blackness or books about brownness? how about if we start talking to

even though on occasion chairman burr lost our full faith and when he tried to call reporters and taut the administration line, i think things are working better in the senate, absolutely. >> do you think there needs to be an independent and outside commission to investigate? >> look, i've always thought that the best way to go was that way, particularly if the intelligence committees can't do it on their own. so we'll have to wait and see. you know, i have faith in mark warner and the democrats on the intelligence committee. some of the republicans have been very bipartisan as well. we'll see where that goes. >> is there evidence of collusion? >> well, i'm not going to get into any details about classified briefings i've heard. >> can you give us a sense -- >> no. >> you don't want to say anything about that? >> no. i'm very careful about that kind of thing. >> if they were to find some collusion or cooperation between what they call trump associates and the russian government and their meddling in the elections going ahead in the cyber attacks, what would be the remedy? >> i'm not go

the president is undaunted, he's tauting his records in the successful claiming it's the most successful 100 day in h history. i'll talk about all the stories. and our correspondent analysis are standing by for this moment of the presidency. first let's go to jim acosta. he's been president now for 100 days, mr. trump often seem stuck in that campaign mode? >> that's right wolf we'll be in that mode tonight. he's leaving the white house tonight for pennsylvania where he'll offer his own assessment of 100 days in office. he's likely to take swipes at the news media. he blamed the media for where his poll numbers are not where he'd like them to be. >> on day 100 in the white house the president is tauting his time in office. >> i believe my 100 days of administration has been just about successful in our country's history. >> once again the president is pushing back what he calls fake news. namely reports from cnn and other outlets that some of his aids has consequential contact with some of the russians before he was elected. >> all you see is the russians stories and all of these other p

joe biden and others have tried to taut passage of things like the inexpertly named inflation reduction pushing the idea that the economy is not so bad. that's running right up against the very real and accurate perception that these price rises are hemming much faster than wage gains. they're trying to push democrats to do it, to have an economic message. on inflation he has pushed them to blame corporate profiteering which is playing a role in it. you haven't seen it picked up by as many democrats as you would expect. they're trying to relieve gas prices at the pump but keep them from going higher. we've learned you can buy over the counter hearing aid. student debt relief portal goes live. the white house is trying to point to all of these things saying, look, we are moving the levers we can. does that resonate? does it help democrats get votes? >> that's a great question. there's a larger message as well. things like, again, the inexpertly named inflation reduction act and they're trying to rebuild the supply chain closer to home. one of the things we see them pushing inflation up i

the vaccination program and mechanisms they put in place in their view are working and they want to taut progress they've made but to keep hammering home the point that americans need to get vaccinated. this is the way you end the pandemic in the united states of america. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> we are just about 30 minutes away from court resuming in the derek chauvin trial. we heard from officials about whether the use of force against george floyd was justified and whether it was part of his training. stay with us as cnn's special live coverage continues on the other side of this break. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. >>> you are watching cnn. here we are day seven of this trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. the jury heard meaningful testimony from training officers within the police department particularl

it doesn't make sense to take money from these countries and using your platform to taut women's rightsfunding from countries who are not letting women drive, not letting women vote not letting women really exert the human rights that we support and advocate in the developed world. >> is it possible that hillary clinton could say my foundation is one thing and my presidential campaign is another thing. >> i don't know. even as you say that i feel like it's hard to wrap your head around. i agree with you in this sense. i think while the e-mail scandal is an assault against transparency and government what is tied up in the clinton foundation really is going to be the larger question for voters to see. it's not just hypocrisy issue. it's the question of were they taking money from foreign governments while sitting secretary of state and using that position in government to pedal influence that they were directly enriched by. these are questions that are incredibly important and if we don't have the e-mails, there's no way of knowing whether they were misusing or abusing power. >> so this

. >> it can be taut the way other languages are taut. >> that's always been my personal mission.th gullah geechee and promoting it preserving it i said i want it taught like any other language. i want to be so fluent in gullah that english is my second language. yeah. >> you got to think in gullah and translate back to english. >> wouldn't that be beautiful. i love my culture. >> i can tell. >> i love it. >> i can tell. what was life like growing up when you were a kid. >> different because my mother is white my father is full gullah. >> okay. >> my mother and father had previous marriages and got together and created us. 14 of us grew up on the farm. >> had you the full rainbow coalition. >> we do we work throughout the corridor to educate people about the cult here and how to promote and preserve it. economic sustain ability. help people with land issues, heirs property. all of the things that are the issues of any community but that are actually even more of an issue within a gullah community. >> knows land issues victoria mentioned are at the heart of the fight to protect the

president biden tauted his party's performance. he even talked about his own political future and maybe a run in 2024. >> while we don't know all the results yet, at least i don't know them all yet, here's what we do know. while the press and the pundits are predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen. our intention is to run again. that's been our intention regardless of what the outcome of this election was. >> joining us now is cnn political commentator ashley allison. she worked on president biden's campaign. thanks for getting up so early for us. >> are you awake? >> i'm not a morning person but i'm here. >> you are now. >> i am now. >> i think all democrats are awake after what happened tuesday night. >> that's right. >> i want to get to what president biden said. that raised eyebrows. overall you thought that was going to be a very different press conference he was hosting. instead he came out and had a little bit of a victory lap. >> yeah. history tells us that dems should not have done this well this week. i have always

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. >> diana and dodi leave the ritz and they get into a car and the chauffeur who had been drinking tautssay you'll never catch us, and he barrels off into the night. >> there she is, pursued by paparazzi at high speed through the streets of paris. nobody dreamed that it would end in such a violent and shocking way. >>> next on the windsors. >> we were all astonished to see william and harry following their mother's coffin. >> harry has that fear, something is going to happen to megan along the same lines that has happened to his mother. >> every time i see a camera, every single time i hear a click, it takes me straight back. >> prince harry and meghan markle just announced they're stepping back. >> to be 100% royal, you have to sacrifice privacy and personal happiness. >> i never thought this would be easy, but i thought it would be fair. >> harry is making this decision because he can't cope with the life that they're living. >>> the house of windsor ruled over by a dutiful queen, elizabeth the second. >> god bless all of you who are willing to share in it. >> as she watches her grands

president trump made use of his freedom of speech attacking his political foes and tauting talks saying he is not getting enough credit. >> they were saying what do you think president trump had to do with it? how about everything. >> montana senator john tester suggesting he had dirt on the democrat. >> i know things about tester that i can say too. if i said them he would never be elected again. >> before we get to our first guest i want to note we did ask the white house to provide us with a representative to join us to discuss north korea and more. the white house declined our invitation. tell us briefly if you would about that event. >> yeah. april 19th, 1995 we lost 168 americans here. it was domestic violence and domestic terrorism that happened here. it what we call a run to remember. these are 25,000 runners all coming to remember what hatred and violence what it really does to lives and families. they are literally runners that are here, all 13 countries. we are right in the middle of it right now. >> our thoughts and hugs going out to the people of oklahoma today. let's turn

. >> you are tauting thoouting ths and you say numbers can be man exfolia plaited. >> i am going by the. >> which poll is that? >> romney got 6%. trump got 8%. he's at 21% now because the economy is growing. people are saying you know what, look, things are moving a little better right now for me personally. >> why would his supporters then because barack obama could not run again. why didn't they like barack obama better than? if you look at the sheer numbers, barack obama were much better for jobs for americans than this president has been and the job employment was on upswings. should trump supporters love that? >> no, it was a 1.9% annual growth and rages were flat, people were working harder. >> rages are still flat. >> unemployment are going down. you can argue about the economy, the regulatory roll backs that he has done taken the foot off the economy and helps things expand. we should all that. >> a good economy does not excuse bad behavior. >> you got ten seconds here. >> that's what trump's defenders are using as a way to say it does not matter what he says or does not matter

the president who likes to ta taut -- same numbers and worse against crooked hillary. the dems would destroy america. but as mr. trump fumes over his poll numbers, his political rival is taking on the role as healer in chief. >> jill and i talked to them about it's hard enough to grieve, but it's much harder to do it in public. it's much harder with the whole world watching. what an incredible thing. she said, daddy's going to change the world. i think daddy is going to change the world. it's a great inflection point in terms of civil liberties, civil rights and treating people with dignity. >> president trump is itching to get back to what he does the most, holding rallies. now his campaign manager said he's getting ready to hold a statement in two weeks. brad parscary and the rallies will begin receive the vows. the university of he is tension. good morning, natasha. thanks for coming on. like you to help us dissect them. looking at recent polls. sle slemp. >> joe biden has a 14 point lead. when asked how he's handling the job, 88% disapprove. 16% latinos. 45% disapp

the good news is this virus is stable and it does not mew taut and we know there is a enormous interest and enormous money to make these vaccines. we should wait until data is generated. it is disheartening to see people lacking the humility they should have because nature gives itself up slowly and often with a human price. let's take our time to get it right. >> amen, dr. offit. thank you so much for your help. >> thank you. >> when we come back. texas and georgia among the states easing restrictions. are people listening or going out or they still staying home? as homes become schools. at&t has created a $10 million dollar fund to help educators and families keep school in session. because the key to keeping kids learning, is keeping kids connected. >>> states with restrictions are still in forced. take a look at the time lapse. i starts in march and we move into may. the stay-at-home order, you get all the blue. you see now the country peaks for shelter in place. you see less blue there as states easing the stay-at-home order. you look at the data here in texas. about 40% of texans

he's tauted it as his own anti-corruption work.ten to what he said at an event to 2018. >> i'm desperately concerned about the backsliding on the part of kiev in terms of corruption. i went over the 12th, 13th time to kiev, and i was supposed to announce there was another billion dollar loan guarantee, i had gotten a commitment from them that they would take action against the state prosecutor and they didn't. we're walking out of the press conference, i said we're not giving you the billion dollars. they said, you have no authority you are not the president. i said call him. i will be leaving here. i'm leaving in six hours, if the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money. he was fired and they put in place someone who was solid at the time. >> why does the trump campaign take issue with this anti-corruption work. they point out that at the same time president biden was pressuring ukrainians, his son sat on the gas company board who was under investigation. now, that's true, hunter biden did sit on that board, it was su

tonight, for example, a press relief from the white house tauting what they called the administration's first term accomplishment. it reads again, citing as an accomplishment, ending covid 19 pandemic. apparently, they're ending the covid 19 pandemic. no seen of that. not true. so far today according to johns hopkins university, more than 850 americans died today due to covid. people are still dying. more than 850 so far today. final numbers won't be in until later this evening. more than 66,000 new cases again so far. they're telling you it is over. they think you will believe it if you say it enough that we are rounding the turn or magically disappear as the president said. one week from the election, their motivations are beyond transparent. it is just so obvious. with new infections of the hi highest level at any point of hospitalization numbers rising and more members infected at the west wing. the lies don't come much bigger and more egregious than that. the president getting as many people together to lie in front of them and possibly have them expose to covid as well. if the mot

one of them is tauted by the president but not necessarily by scientist. andrew cuomo addressed this issue a short time ago. >> we are also trying all the new drugs, therapies and hydro-colhloroquine which the president talks about and we are starting that today. the president is accelerating that to come to new york. >> elizabeth cohen is here with us. tell us where we are. when they tried it on 20 patients in france, people who had covid-19, it lowers the viral load in their nose. they have less of the virus in their nose compares to people who did not take it. is it promising? yeah, it is great. it will be terrific if it works out. we don't know until we have done the trials which is something that dr. fauci had been adamant about. they're doing this to show some promise. they are safe drugs but there is a narrow margin between the safe dose and toxic dose that's why you want to be very careful. >> right, they're sort of doing diy medicine and that's not a good idea. these drugs are safe but there has been reports of terrible eye damage and cardiovascul

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at the party here, as i said earlier, a few people thrown their hats in the ring or they are being tautedcceed him. because so much of the party revolved around johnson how different will it be with someone else at the helm? >> they are desperate to find somebody that will be steady and clearly honest. two things that johnson was not. that is why the party wobbled so much. on the other hand they almost are certainly going to go for someone in favor of brexit. it rules out several of the saner candidates who are running like tom tugenhart who just is clearly thrown his hat in the ring. he is a remainer. and, sorry, yes, he wanted to remain in the union, majority of the members ever the party would not back him. it will have to be a brexit er. so many too choose from. >> the twists are far from over. i appreciate your analysis on this. thank you for joining us. >> we will be back with more breaking news after this. stay with us ason on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every green thumb, 5k, and all-daday dance party starts the night

president joe biden tauted the release on monday and hit back at critics. >> the republican members ofs, republican governors are trying to do everything they can to deny this even to their own constituent. as soon as i announced my student debt plan they started attacking it saying all kinds of things. their outrage is wrong and it's hypocritical. i will never apologize for helping working americans and middle class people as they recover from the pandemic, especially not the same republicans who voted for a $2 trillion tax cut in the last administration. >> biden administration says more than 8 million americans signed up over the weekend. >>> still to come, california police say they've taken a dangerous killer off the streets. how tips from the public helped them make the arrest. includining the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant s spray. lysol. what it takeses to prote. >>> police in california say they prevented another killing after the capture of a shooting suspect over the weekend. wes lee brownly was arrested in the city of stockton. nick watts has the s

emails show that president trump knew the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong but continued to taut those numbers both in court and to the public. the court finds that these emails are sufficiently related to and in furtherance of a conspiracy to defraud the united states. the judge is also saying in this opinion that the former president may have committed obstruction since all of these lawsuits were filed not to get legit legal relief but instead to disrupt the january 6th certification in congress, which we know was ultimately disrupted by the rioters. all of these words from a federal judge, they're significant. it adds evening more ammunition to the ongoing investigations by the justice department and the fulton county justice department in georgia into election interference. presumably these new e-mails could be used as further information in the federal probes. >>> conservative attorney john calloway says the judge's ruling opens up significant legal liability for trump. >> what this is is a smoking gun in georgia because if you look at what the judge describes of these email

. >> back then, maliki's appointment was tauted by the administration as a triumphant moment for theratic iraq. i appreciate i recognize the fact that the future of your country is in your hands. >> to ensure the success of democracy, al maliki needed to heal the powerful schism between the sunnis in iraq but he never did. when asked to fight against isis, the sunni soldiers in the iraqi army simply said no. >> for many sunnis, they looked at the iranian backed regime, baghdad, they looked at isis, and some of them made the disastrous calculation that isis was the lesser of two evils. >> the last american soldier left the country in 2011, after the u.s. could not reach agreement with maliki to maintain a military presence. >> the question that we ask today, when people look back at that decision, what would we have done with 10,000 u.s. troops? would they have enforced security? and frankly would we have wanted them to be fighting in places like mosul and fallujah against isil? >> republicans have criticized president obama for not leaving troops in iraq. some have said if american f

. >> back then, maliki's appointment was tauted by the administration as a triumphant moment for theratic iraq. >> the future of your can't is in your hands. >> to ensure the success of democracy, al malaki needed to heal the schism, but he never did. when asked to fight against isis, the sunni soldiers in the iraqi army simply said, no. >> for many sunnis, they looked at the iranian backed regime, baghdad, they looked at isis, and some of them made the disastrous calculation that isis was the lesser of two evils. >> the last american soldier left the country in 2011, after the u.s. could not reach agreement with al malaki to maintain a military presence. >> the question in a we asked today, when people look back at that decision, what would we have done with 10,000 u.s. troops, would they have enforced security? and frankly would we have wanted them to be fighting in places like moos you will and fallujah against isil? >> republicans have criticized president obama for not leaving troops in iraq. some have said if american forces had stayed, there would be no isis. but one believes

. >>> welcome back, everyone taute returning to our top story this hour, former south carolina governorki haley is now the last republican candidate standing against former president donald trump after florida governor ron desantis suspended his 2024 bid for the white house and endorsed trump. speaking in new hampshire on sunday, nikki haley welcomed the move and touted a two- person race. >> and i want to say to ron, he ran a great race, he's been a good governor, and we wish him well. having said that, it is no one fella and one lady left. >> [ cheering ] >> in the meantime with just over 24 hours to go until the new hampshire primary, both trump and nikki haley have been making their last pitch to voters as the latest cnn poll shows that trump has widened his lead in the state, however, speaking to cnn's dana bash, nikki haley said she's confident she will win, lashing out at trump and ron desantis. >> when he dropped out part of what he said he remind everybody he signed a pledge to support the republican nominee and i will honor that pledge he has my endorsement because we can go t

. >> back then, maliki's appointment was tauted by the administration as a triumphant moment for the. >> i appreciate you recognize the fact that the future of your country is in your hands. >> to ensure the success of democracy, al maliki needed to heal the powerful schism between the sunnis in iraq but he never did. when asked to fight against isis, the sunni soldiers in the iraqi army simply said no. >> for many sunnis, they looked at the iranian-backed regime, baghdad, they looked at isis, and some of them made the disastrous calculation that isis was the lesser of two evils. >> the last american soldier left the country in 2011, after the u.s. could not reach agreement with maliki to maintain a military presence. >> the question that we ask today when people look back at that decision is what would we have done with 10,000 u.s. troops? would they have enforced security? and frankly would we have wanted them to be fighting in places like mosul and fallujah against isil? >> republicans have criticized president obama for not leaving troops in iraq. some have said if american force

this is not the one that the president is tauting. this is called remdesivir. why is this drug getting the attention today? >> i will be honest with you, it wish that it were not. what happens was there was a conference call video taped and lead to staff which was a health news website. the doctors were speaking enthusiastically about how great patients were doing on these drugs. these doctors are apart of a clinical trial that's being paid for by gilead which makes the drugs. i have seen patients doing great on remdesivir, it is human nature to think oh i give them a drug, it must be doing well. that's why we need carefully controlled clinical trials that are published and not leaked out to the media for all the drugs that's being studied as well. >> it seems to be president trump's favorite drug. >> i think it could be something incredible. >> it is hydroxychloroquine. it suggests it may not work and could cause heart problems. >> i can promise the american people that fda will use science and data to drive our decisions always. >> there are other drugs being

this is all about things that bloomberg said that people thought konz tauted harassment, and also thee company saying thing, doing things, because the people allege this was a culture that came from the top. one lawsuit says specifically from michael bloomberg on down. >> again, bloomberg is denying he made the statement, at least through his campaign, they're denying it. >> he has said just to be clear, sorry to talk over you, just to be clear, deny certain things, but also said in a statement on the record that bloomberg has said things that don't align with his value and said things that are quote wrong and disrespectful. they were not specific. so i asked them what did he say was wrong, disrespectful? and they don't give specifics. so they make this broad statement. we don't know exactly what he's referring to but they do acknowledge he said things that my their words were wrong and disrespectful. >> that's similar to what we receive frd the campaign telling cnn quote, mike openly admits his words have not always aligned with his values in the way that he has led his rielifed some

you know, coal culture, you're going to grow up to be a coal miner is almost taut in school.uraged to suggest blindly we can retrain them to install solar panels is a elitist and frankly offensive talk that's not making you any friends and not helping you win elections that's for sure. >> is there a particular cuisine that. >> yeah. appalachian cuisine is interesting. it's traditionally a hunting and gathering culture. a lot of the food is based on what's available. and how, you know -- how to make it delicious, when you're -- you're dealing with squirrel you got to get creative. i'm in the saying everybody eats squirrel all the time. it's not a staple of west virginia cuisine. but it's just about everybody i met down there knows how to dress one if they need to. >> tune in for parts unknown sunday night at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >>> and next on 360 what could be a significant development. the russian lawyer who attended the trump tower meeting revealed herself as of an informant to the kremlin. that and breaking news on the status of ronny jackson as the president's physician

president trump knew the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong but continued to taut those numbers both in court and to the public according to the judge. trump slamming the judge on social media today saying he shouldn't be making statements about me until he understands the facts, which he doesn' t. >> we're still waiting for some of the january 6th committee to donald trump and he's tapped two lawyers to be the point people for when that subpoena actually arrives. of course, the former president has been very critical of the committee's work. this is an indication that he knows he needs attorneys to engage with the committee, engage in some negotiations and respond to the subpoena. sarah murray, cnn, washington. >>> georgia prosecutors have a green light to question senior republican senator -- a senior republican senator about his role in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. on thursday a federal appeals court rejected a request to lindsey graham to stop his subpoena to testify in atlanta. whilst former president trump and his allies were trying to reverse his defea

would you have done the same thing if president trump wasn't tauting hydroxychloroquine the way he was the need, in terms of the stress on the system and the shortages of the drugs, wouldn't have been there. >> risk/reward. that's the metric that you use for a ua. >> ultimately. >> was the risk higher than the reward for that eua for hydroxychloroquine. >> we didn't think that initially because we made the decision to go forward with the eua. >> you had no basis. you yourself said we need to study this. >> so, with anything, you use the data at the time. and as you know, the center for drug evaluation research used a published article that was performed, phase two trial, with respect to hydroxychloroquine that should benefit in hospitalization patients. it formed the basis for that risk/reward assessment, plus 30 years experience with the drug. >> a lot of good things have come out about hydroxychloroquine. >> president trump even called it -- >> a gift from heaven. >> he was convinced that it would work. >> but it didn't work, and the fda revoked the eua for hydroxychloroquine two and

pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see...'s the world. >>> all right, cnn brings you politics during this hour. we're bringing you the 12 presidential contenders in their words. we're looking at the big primary push come tuesday. i'm joined by -- i'm joined right now from tupelo, emily la cause, and george talbot from the press register in mobile, alabama. good to see both of you. >> all right, emily, you first, so is it politics or policy that will get mississippi's attention in are they looking for the most conservative or the one who's speaking of certain issues. >> i think issues are definitely important, we have one of the nation's highest unemployment rates, conservatism are definitely important, we are the most contest state in the nation and also the most religious. so social value south side key. if you've got the key to the other issues but you've not conservative and you're not a christian, then that might be a problem. >> george, any different in alabama? >> yeah, maybe a little, one thing i'm seeing is they came

the president tauted enhanced social security benefits and also tried to explain some of the elements of the inflation reduction act which would help lower prices, particularly when it comes to prescription drugs. >> this year the american people want the first time big reform. >> now big pharma trying to raise prices, they're going to have to write a check to medicare. look, instead of that money going in the pocket of drug companies, they're going in your pockets in the form of lower drug prices. there's more money at the end of the month to pay the grocery bills, get your car repaired, buy your grandson a birthday gift. >> the president did not visit p a couple other states. he will be turning to a very kless race and that is in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. president biden will be traveling there on thursday to pittsburgh and also be participating in the fund-raiser with the lieutenant governor, john fetterman. the president is also focusing his attention on a state that was very critical to his ovwn election back in 2020. arlitt saenz traveling with the president in 2020. >>>

he'll join his former vice president, now president joe biden, to taut the success of something called in a few hours a federal jury in michigan returns for a second day of deliberations over the conspiracy to kidnap governor whitmer. no verdict yet but the jurors did have a question but this one about the legal definition of weapon. what does that signal to you? >> reporter: that signals that there might be some jurors classify an explosive device as weapon of mass destruction. i possess these and they're not destr destructive, they're recreational. does this constitute a weapon. >> always a peek into what is going on with the weapons. there are four defendants on trial. do you think all four guys face the same potential sflerd could there be some plus here? four of them are charged with conspiracy and three charged with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and then other weapons and- >> my gut feeling is a chance that they didn't intend to do it. i think there is good chance the jurors will be unanimous. >> so the essential argument from the defendants is the government set

the ten foot find was tauted as one of the most important discoveries in decades, but you know in californiahey don't have time to talk about giant skids, they've got their own fishing frenzy underway. here's miguel marquez. >> it's a southern california squid frenzy. >> every night fishing boats packed to the gillis set off the hunt for two to three foot long sometimes bigger squid. the sea here off dana point thick with crill. they make a fine squid steak. they are bizarre shooting ink in water when out of the water they change colors, sometimes like a traffic light. >> this is what the squid hunters have come after, humble squid. look at that. there's the eye there. their teeth are right in here. if i stuck my hand in there it would try to grab me. they change colors amazingly. somebody grabbed hold of this one and you can see a perfect handprint on that squid right there. >> the humble flying skid makes its home from alaska to south america. it is rare, very rare to have so many squid off the coast here

this is a number the president clearly likes to taut. the dow is up 37%, s&p 500 up 32%.e. on the tech front there are two trillion dollar companies in the stock market, amazon and microsoft. >>> big tech stocks have soared despite the fact of trade tensions with china. >>> speaking with amazon, adapt or be left behind. in a world of advanced robotics, american workers need more training to stay relevant. amazon is about to see how that works out. it is spending $700 million to retrain 100,000 of its u.s. employees called upskilling 2025, workers can use this training to transfer between positions that without it they might not have been qualified for. robotics and artificial intelligence are rapidly advancing and more capable of replacing more human jobs. in a tight labor market it could help attract and retain them. we'll be right back. to tap intor organization in the office, on the go, or in the stop-and-go. pnc - make today the day. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day,

they often taut it as being a game changer. certainly the president and first lady testing positive for the virus is a game changer in the history of this virus. it has ramifications on national security. it has ramifications on the election. it has ramifications in a lot of different areas and the ripple effects are just now being felt. we're seeing reaction on the world markets. we'll continue to attract that throughout the day. i want to go through the time line. the video you're seeing is hope hicks in the camel coat with steven miller, with jared kushner. they're heading wednesday going on marine one. they're going to go over and fly on air force one to fly with the president. from all we know, hope hicks there -- they're tested in the mornings. there's a report hope hicks was tested wednesday morning, was negative. we have not confirmed that. what we have been told, that's the president getting on the plane, that's hope hicks, jared kushner getting on the aircraft wednesday to fly to the president's event in minnesota, a

that rope is not very taut. there may be someone driving that thing.now. >> that's true. >> what do you think? >> i don't know. >> she knows her physics. my first thought was be careful. he has one injury. don't get another one. >> that was my reaction. obj called out by lindsay czarniak. >>> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> president trump and french president macron will stand together and take questions from reporters just hours from now. more next. from some unexpected friends. these zebra and antelope. they're wearing iot sensors, connected to the ibm cloud. when poachers enter the area, the animals run for it. which alerts rangers, who can track their motions and help stop them before any harm is done. it's a smart way to help increase the rhino population. and turn the poachers into the endangered species. ♪ ♪ i'm never gonna be able i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. if you

lower courts, but certainly it hands the president a big win on the campaign trail because now he can taut to his supporters that he's following through on his 2016 campaign programs, that his wall is being built. we should note that these funds that are being used will go also towards replacement fencing along with building new walls. all of this happened after the president directed funds from the pentagon to be used for the wall after he didn't get what he wanted from congress. you'll recall that long government shutdown, 35 days, and after that the president ended it by directing the funds that he didn't get from congress. shortly after that there were certain groups that challenged it in the courts and that is what led to this big support -- supreme court ruling. a lower court actually agreed with those groups saying that the president didn't have a right to divert funds, that congress has the power of the purse, that the supreme court said that it disagreed that these groups that brought the suit didn't have standing and that the government made a good case for that. so, again, this

i would not be tauting this endorsement if i were mitt romney.ng this is the least clownish of this group. in terms of who leaves iowa, i think if anybody finishes under jon huntsman, they should pack up their bags and leave. if michele bachmann finishes last of the conservatives, she should pack up and leave, too, because the person who won the iowa straw poll back in august, if she now comes last of the conservatives, it's time for her to go. >> pete. frankly, i think least clownish is kind of a compliment. who do you think is going to drop out. >> that's what's so sad. >>> i'll take it as a compliment. >> i've been called least clownish myself. it doesn't hurt that much. the clown car image is hilarious. have this idea of herman cain driving it into a ditch and then donald trump jumping in and out of it, sarah palin circling the clown car trying to see if there's a window open. who will drop out after iowa? i'm sorry not to be risky. i think it's going to be rick santorum. he'll leave professional politics and join some organization with the w

this is often tauted, this deal, separate daels between the uae and they're normalization of diplomaticdeals. they're very significant to the gulf nations and others that will join them in formalizing it. they see iran as key and that's something they're in lock step with and in the current and future straight's policy. they feel betrayed. it requires just a suspension but from the emerati perspective, maybe in a month's time, a year or so, maybe even the saudis signing up. indications coming from my mom that they're very favorable to a normalization saying they want to move past the previous conflicts, the fact that the israelis -- sorry, the palestinians tend to be transient and the business of business. >> sam, what is the view of this? >> reporter: israel is growing closer to the arab states in a shifting middle east. mostly favorably. sam is right. it's not just iran. you see it from the statements from the ministers and the communications between those ministers. they have exchanged phone calls and look forward to getting together. many people thought. they see this as more than a

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. >>> today president trump is tauting of what he calls the largest tax cuts in history. corker of tennessee, took issues of a trillion dollars. to pass the bill is so intense, provision of the bill is so scribble margins at the last minute. >> with this reckless ram writing of the bill. republicans are reaching here to unreached hypes of hypocrisy and descending to a new low. read the bill, they're still writing it by hand and near hours before voting on it. is this how republicans are going to rewrite the tax code? squall like something on the back of a napkin and behind closed doors and help with case street lobbyist. >> republican leaders pushing back. saying democrat wils will pay f their opposition after the ballot box. >> if you noticed, in the end, there is not a single democrat who thout it ght it is a good i. we'll take this message to the american people a year from now. the house and the senate has to find a compromise from the plan. that will means the debate is not over. 24 hours of extreme highs and lows at the white house. now a day after, michael flynn pl

he's been exercising and tauting his ability to do so and the complete pardoning power of the president. it should surprise no one that two people that are close to the trump inner circle. one of his earliest supporters, michael flynn and paul manafort would have had that option to pardon them. i suspect if trump knew about that conversation, and if it existed. it would have been prudent to mention it for defense counsel, it was always a possibility. however, what it tells you in a more sinister fashion is perhaps the president of the united states or his team was hoping to influence the witnesses testimony or their ability or willingness to be very open and forthcoming with robert mueller. if that's the case they're trying to influence the witness in a way that obstructs justice, you open a new can of worns. >>> i want to talk about two other court cases the president is talking about tonight. stormy daniels attorney wants to question the president under oath. has the president violated the constitution by receiving illegal gifts to proceed. >>> president trump facing a massive and exp

the president tauts the strength based on how the stock market is doing. for two straight days we've watched the dow jones industrial market tank. the president taking note of that. we know that this white house simply doesn't want to rock the boat. anything they say to sound the alarm about coronavirus could further hurt the economy and as things have headed in the president's direction early on in this 2020 campaign, they certainly don't want to do anything to alarm people. >> thanks. just before air time i spoke with macy harona. senator harona, the president is saying it's very well under control. larry kudlow is saying it's very well contained. a u.s. outbreak is inevitable. >> well, they're engaging in wi wishful thought and talking about the virus and what could happen. those are the people doing the work. today's briefing, although it was in a classified setting, anything we learned can be discussed. certainly that is not what we were told. >> minority leader schumer said four words describe the administration's response to the coronavirus. towerin

trump continuously tauts building walls, he rails against immigrants and he has recently told four democratic that they should go back where they came from. they're campaigning in iowa. with more than 20 candidates it's more important than ever to stand out from the pack. jeff zeleny is leading them. >> reporter: the iowa state fair. the mandatory stop on the road to the white house. >> do you like the fair? what do you like best? >> reporter: a parade of democratic candidates pressing the flesh and running for president. >> state fair. >> reporter: the democratic hopefuls become an attraction. voters like claudia roven are sizing up the field. >> reporter: you've been watching the democratic race. what are the qualities you're looking for? >> they've got to be tough. they have to be not wimpy. >> reporter: roven has never been politically active until president trump took office. now she's searching for someone who stands the best chance to beat him? she looks tough. she looks like she could take them on. i like elizabeth warren -- >> i am so woke, i can't believe it. >> she likes joe biden

the drug was initially tauted by former president donald trump but over the summer the food & drug administrationergency use authorization for hydroxychloroquine to treat covid-19 after a series of studies showed not only did the drug not help coronavirus patients but might be harmful. >> reporter: i'm alison kosik in new york. they say walmart and sams club is ready to administer vaccines in certain states to those who are eligible. walmart says it's been preparing for a year for a vaccine rollout and it says with 150 million people passing through its doors each week, it's in the unique position to reach people where they already shop. >> thanks to our correspondents for all of those updates on the virus. we turn now to breaking news. pakistan's highest court ruling that four men convicted in the kidnapping and murder of journalist daniel pearl can go free. cnn's ivan watson live in hong kong. ivan, you covered the kidnapping from afghanistan and pakistan when that news broke. bring our viewers what happened overnight. >> reporter: yeah. pretty remarkable development. i remember 18 years ago wh