laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >>> time now 6:41. bay area catholics vent their frustrations with the abuse scandal that has the church in the spotlight again. york. good morning. ahead on cbs this morning, we'll b >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins us now from new york. it's been so long, gayle. good >> hey, michelle, ma bell you've never heard that before. >> i love it. >> good to see you again. it always cracks me up. ahead on "cbs this morning,"we with the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. plus, president trump mocks christine blasey ford distancing himself from judge brett kavanaugh. we'll look at the evidence. what's the real impact of videogames on the brain and body? we'll show you a study. and chelsea clinton will be right here at this table. she has a new book. the message is to young people about how they can change the world. it's called "start now." we have a little bit of news at 7:00 in case you haven't already heard. we have a new member of the team so i can't wai

laura podesta reports. >>> reporter: lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling the president's bluff saying he cannot single- handedly end the right to citizenship for babies of noncitizens and unauthorized immigrants born in the u.s. on the late show with stephen colbert, house minority leader nancy pelosi said it's a tactic to drum up his base before the midterms on tuesday. >> what he was saying today has no relationship to what his authority is. but that's of course not unusual. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan also pointed out the president cannot change the 1th amendment on his own. >> well, you obviously cannot do that, um, you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. >> reporter: the president said white house lawyers are reviewing his proposal. it's unclear how quickly he would act on an executive order. the idea was first reported by a website which previewed an interview with the president it will air this weekend as part of an hbo documentary series. >> how ridiculous? we're the only country in the world where a person comes in has a baby and t

laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning. yes, yesterday residents spent the day preparing for the worst. and for those who didn't, these final hours are critical to board up and get out. by the time michael makes landfall, experts predict it could be a category-three hurricane with wind speeds of well over 110 miles per hour. gas stations along the florida panhandle are already running out of fuel as residents and tourists evacuate ahead of hurricane michael. >> we're going to get gas now e ouere. >> reporter: motorists were stuck in long lines yesterday as they waited to fill up their cars. others were stuck in traffic as they evacuated panama city beach. throughout the panhandle, businesses are boarding up, and residents are filling sandbags, wary of a storm surge that could top 12 feet. >> unfortunately it looks like it's coming directly at us. and all you can do is prepare. >> reporter: slightly inland, lisa jones is gathering supplies. >> well, i will go by the store and pick up water and food, packed goods, batteries.

anne-marie. >> laura podesta here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," norah speaks with joe biden who has criticized the president for being too teak on the saudis. >>> more rain is forecast for texas today and tomorrow and that means there's a likelihood of more flooding in an area that's been overrun by high water. at least two people have been killed, roads are washed out, homes are flooded, and a bridge is destroyed. mark strassmann reports from llano, texas. >> reporter: central texas has so much floodwater with no place to go. the llano river, still roaring and still causing havoc to communities. at least two deaths have been blamed on the floodwaters. we came across a rescue team who found two men trapped in their submerged suv nose down in a street that had washed away. one of dozens of rescues over the last couple of days. most of this excess water has flowed into bloated lake travis. engineers have opened a series of control gates to relief the water pressure. how fast did the water come up? >> i

laura podesta is here in new york. laura, good morning. >> good morning. yes, kavanaugh offered one last of himself, hoping to sway the few undecided senators. two republican no votes could sink his nomination. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is defending his emotional testimony last week. >> this confirmation process has become a national disgrace. >> reporter: in an op-ed in "the wall street journal," kavanaugh wrote, i know my tone was sharp and i said a few things i should not have said. i hope everyone can understand that i was there as a son, husband, and dad. >> i do not know how senator flake and senator collins and senator murkowski will vote. >> reporter: only three republicans and one democrat are still undecided on kavanaugh's nomination. the rest remain split among party lines after reviewing the fbi's latest background check. >> there is no way anything we did would satisfy the democrats. >> in plain english, what i just read, there are hints of misconduct. so very frustrating thidstation. >> reporter: the agency said it conducted nine

laura podesta is here in new york.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, and we know this investigation has a one week time line. there are already questions that the fbi is doing enough fast enough. attorneys for christine blasey ford the woman wh spoke before the senate committee last week say she has still not been contacted by the fbi. however, another woman has. >> i just knew that we or jeff flake explained to "60 minutes" why he sided with democrats when he pushed to reopen the fbi background check into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> you're telling all women that they don't matter. >> what i was seeing and experiencing in an elevator and watching it in the committee and just thinking this is ripping our country apart. >> reporter: yesterday, the fbi interviewed deborah ramirez one of three women who accused the judge of sexual misconduct in the 1980s. >> you're prepared for the fbi investigation? >> they don't reach conclusions. >> reporter: kavanaugh denies all the allegations against him. >> it's n

it's just the latest in ne, gto laura podesta has the story. >>> reporter: pipe bombs sent to several prominent demot be it and bring these perpetrators to justice. >> reporter: none of the bombs went off. all were intercepted before reaching their targets which include former president obama, congresswoman maxine waters, and hillary clinton. >> we are fine, thanks to the men and women of the secret service. >> we are outside safely. all our colleagues that we know of are outside. >> reporter: one bomb addressed to former cia director john brennan at cnn's manhattan offices forced the evacuation of the time warner center. brennan later criticized the president for his political attacks. >> a lot of this rhetoric really is counterproductive. it is -american! >> reporter: president trump has used many of the intended targets as punching bags during his campaign rallies. >> maxine waters, a very low iq individual. >> boo!! >> reporter: last night he presented a y way,eei'm behaving tonight? this is like -- have you ever seen this? >> reporter: the president promised to hold the perpetrat

laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >>> tesla's latest production numbers are out and after some recent bad press, something positive. in the 3rd quarter they predicted 55,000 model 3s would come off the production lines and they beat that by 840 cars. but kiet do asks, are all those cars getting to their owners? >> reporter: my son lucas sums up the roller coaster of emotions we felt in waiting for our model 3. the excitement of putting down the $1,000 deposit last summer followed by a year of waiting, miscommunication and confusion in the home stretch followed by, yes, more excitement. more on that moment in a moment. to get a sense of what making 5,000 cars a week looks like, we went down to the factory in fremont. here you get a sense of urgency as workers prep cars to load on the carriers. 4 trucks pulled out while were were there. >> it's a big jump from 400 to 5,000. they are learning from mistakes and they probably should be, um, managing that better in the delivery. >> reporter: fred is a mechanical engineering professor at san jose state with a background in assembly lines and

anne-marie. >> laura podesta. thank you so much. a south carolina police officer was killed and six other officers were wounded in a shoot out with a man holding children hostage. the trouble began when the officer tried to serve a warrant at a home in an upscale neighborhood northstern a n inside opened fire. that lead to a two-hour standoff. the dead officer was a 30 year veteran of the florence police force. the children were rescued unharmed. kenneth craig reports. >> the tragedy unfolded wednesday evening in florence, south carolina. >> we lost a good friend of mine. an officer that i have known for 30 years. >> officers were trying to execute a search warrant at a home in the vicinity of vincent drive and hoffmire road. as they approached the house someone opened fire at them. >> these officers, unknowing of the fire power the suspect had. and again, they thought it was a random search warrant. >> within minutes three sheriffs deputies and four city police officers was shot. an officer from the city has been pronounced dead. t

>> laura podesta here in new york. thanks a lot, laura. >>> authorities in north carolina are calling a deadly high school shooting a case of bullying that escalated out of control. a candlelight vigil was held for the 16-year-old student who was shot and killed yesterday morning at butler high school near charlotte. another 16-year-old is under arrest, charged as an adult with first-degree murder. police did not say which student was being bullied. the school was locked down for a while as parents rushed there to make sure their children were safe. classes are canceled for today. >>> coming up on "the morning news," a shoot-out in arizona. three state troopers are injured after a wild chase. >>> and european vacation under water. historic venice is flooded. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." ed. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." is your floor's best friend. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to grab and remove pet hair. and the roomba filter captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobo

>> laura podesta, thank you. issingorthe ne york times" alleming decades of tax evasion and outright fraud. "the times" reports that president trump and father set up a sham corporation to avoid gift and inheritance taxes. the white house called the report a misleading attack. but new york state is investigating. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: president trump proudly presents himself as a self-made billionaire. >> i got a small loan, started a business and it's worth billions and billions and billions of dollars. >> reporter: but according to a just published "new york times" investigation the president was given or inherited a large portion of his father's real estate fortunes worth at least $413 million today and the paper writes he helped his parents dodge taxes. >> i got a very, very small loan from my father many years ago. i built that into a massive empire. and i paid my father back that loan. >> reporter: mr. trump has said that loan totaled $1 million. but "the times" found he received more than $61

. >> reporter laura podesta explains that kavanaugh is offering one last defense of himself hoping to sway the few undecided senators. >> i was not -- >> reporter: >>> reporter: supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is defending his emotional testimony last week. >> this confirmation process has become a national disgrace! >> reporter: in an op. ed. in the "wall street journal," kavanaugh wrote, i know that my tone was sharp and i said a few things i should not have said. i hope everyone can understand that i was there as a son, husband and dad. >> i do not know how senator flake and senator collins and senator murkowski will vote. >> reporter: only three republicans and one democrat are still undecided on kavanaugh's nomination. the rest remain split among party lines after reviewing the fbi's latest background check. >> there's no way anything we did would satisfy the democrats. >> there are hints of misconduct. >> reporter: the republican- led senate judiciary committee said the fbi conducted 10 interviews and could not corroborate christine blasey ford's sexual assault allegations

gary 0'donoghue in washington and thanks to laura podesta in new york.director of the cia has been played audio recordings of journalist jamal khashoggi being murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. gina haspel is understood to have listened to the tapes during her visit to turkey this week. 0ur correspondent mark lowen is in istanbul. what more do we know? clearly the suspicion is that the saudi consulate here in istanbul was booked by turkish authorities and that was the recording that has now been passed to gena haskell, the cia director, although various diplomats i spoke to say they all expect their diplomatic missions here are co nsta ntly diplomatic missions here are constantly bugged, but it could be that the turkish authorities had an insider within the saudi consulate's who passed the recordings of that murder to them. we don't know. either way this is the biggest card turkey has played since jamal khashoggi has was murdered and judging from the links from those recordings to turkish media over the last couple of weeks or so, they are very

reporter laura podesta tells us this comes after trump mocked the testimony of the accuser christine blasey for. >> we want kavanaugh! we want kavanaugh! >> reporter: supporters in mississippi chanted their support for brett kavanaugh last night. the audience cheered as president trump mocked christine blasey ford's testimony from last week. >> i had one beer. well, do you think -- nope, it was one beer. oh, good. how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. >> whoo! >> i don't know. >> i drank one beer. brett and mark were visibly drunk. >> reporter: ford claims kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. her lawyer on twitter called the president's attack vicious, vile and soulless. he went on to write, is it any wonder that she was terrified to come forward and that other sexual assault survivors are, as well? the fbi has until the end of the week to finish its reopened background investigation into the multiple sexual misconduct claims against kav

reporter laura podesta explains how kavanaugh's trying to win over any ded sena nominee brett kavanaugh is defending his emotional testimony last week. cehi! >> ir>> rcoeportes r: in an op. ed. in the "wall street journal," kavanaugh wrote, i know that my tone was sharp. and i said a few things i should not have said. i hope everyone can understand that i was there as a son, husband and dad. >> i do not know how senator flake and senator collins and senator murkowski will vote. >> reporter: only three republicans and one democrat are still undecided on kavanaugh's nomination. the rest remain split among party lines after reviewing the fbi's latest background check. >> there's no way anything we did would satisfy the democrats. >> what i just read, there are hints of misconduct. so it's very frustrating that they didn't do a thorough investigation. >> reporter: the republican- led senate judiciary committee said the fbi conducted ten interviews and could not corroborate blasey ford's or debora ramirez's sexual assault allegations against cavanaugh. neither ford nor kavanaugh were intervi

laura podesta tells us this morning a suspect is in custody. >>> reporter: florence, south carolina, police chief alan haidler got emotional as he talk about his comrades, several of whom were shot earlier in the day. >> i want you to, please, pray for these officers and their speedy recovery. >> reporter: authorities say at 4 p.m. yesterday, three florence county deputies approached a home in an upscale neighborhood attempting to serve a search warrant. >> they thought it was a random search warrant. but when they arrived, gunfire started. several officers were hit. >> reporter: with three deputies down, florence city police arrived as backup. and the standoff continued. >> the subject remains barricaded in the residence with children and the standoff lasted for approximately two hours. the suspect is now in custody. >> reporter: when it was all over, a total of seven officers were shot. one of them, a florence city police officer named terrence caraway later died. >> pray for the family who lost the bravest police officer that i have ever known. >> reporter: the chief said 52- year

laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >>> we are still awaiting word on the conditions of the other six officers. >>> 10 people in orange county escaped disaster when they hit a tree. the driver told witnesses that she had just picked up kids in the van ages 9 through 12 to take them to the beach in dana point when the brakes failed. she said she knew if she hadn't hit the tree she would hit another car or gone into the ocean. everyone in the van was belted in and all 10 survived. >>> fleet week festivities ramp up today in san francisco . >> the sound is bad if you are trying to take a nap. earplugs would be the thing. the world famous blue angels will take off from oakland international airport for their first practice run. performances begin tomorrow. we invite you to use our exclusive "salesforce" cameras to watch over all the action this fleet week. if you are at home and working this will be the place to see the blue angels fly over the city. the airshows again run friday through sunday. and it will be on kpix.com, our facebook, periscope and youtube sites. a big variety. you can

laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite acknowledging that deception, president trump has refused to halt a $110 billion arms sale to saudi arabia, though he said he is considering sanctions against those found responsible for khashoggi's death. the president of turkey is promising to release details of his country's investigation into the death of journalist jamal khashoggi tomorrow saying it will be revealed in all its nakedness. over the weekend, saudi arabia released its version of what happened. that khashoggi died during a fistfight with officials in the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2nd. >> the individuals who did this did this outside the scope of their authority. there's wads was a mistake made and what compounded that was the attempt to cover-up. >> reporter: they said it was a rogue operation and said crown prince bin salman was never involved. >> they said a whole lot of things that was not right. you don't bring a bone saw to an accidental fistfight. >> reporter: for three weeks they denied any

laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. turkey's president erdogan told us that they just searched the consulate for traces of possible toxic materials. erdogan did not say what they found, but added that turkey wants to get to the bottom of what happened to khashoggi. secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in turkey where he'll meet the turkish president erdogan to discuss the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. turkish officials claim to have proof that s arabi used a 15-man hit squad to kill the journalist inside consulate in istanbul. today's visit comes hours after the meeting with the saudi king and crown prince. >> they told me they were going to complete a thorough investigation. >> they said no one would be spared in their probe, including members of the royal family. khashoggi who wrote critically about the saudis vanished on october 2nd. a high-ranking turkish official said a search of the building turned up evidence khashoggi was killed there, but president trump is criticizing condemnation of saudi arabia, co

laura podesta is at the stock exchange with that and more. rning, laura. >> weekend negotiations failed to resolve a key issue from the exit from the union. once the uk exits on march 29 em, the border between north northern ireland and ireland will be the only uk's land border with an eu nation. both sides agree there should be no customs checks but cannot agree on how that can be accomplished. the leaders meet in brussels on wednesday on what could be a make or break summit. >>> here on wall street, investors are looking to recover from last week's two-day route which the industrial jones dow jones dropped 3000 points. on friday it started to claw its way back and gained 287 points. the s&p 500 gained 38 and the nasdaq composite finished 167 points higher. >>> more major executives are pulling out of a high profile business summit in saudi arabia after a "washington post" journalist disappeared after entering the saudi consulate in turkey. turkish officials say they fear a hit team killed khashoggi. the saudis called the allegations baseless

laura podesta is here with more. >> reporter: good morning. president trump was up early this morning tweeting a new attack on the media regarding the bombs. he wrote in part, funny how lowly cnn and others can criticize me at will, even blaming me for the current spade of bombs. yet, when i criticize them they go wild and scream it's just not presidential. now, because none of mail devices went off, part of whlawn today is to figure out if the bombs were intended to hurt people, or if the goal was to spread fear and divisiveness ahead of the midterms. they say this postal facility in opa locka, florida, is where some of the suspected bombs sent to critics of president trump were processed. kirstjen neilson said yesterday some of the packages originated in florida. several prominent democrats were targeted. two packages were sent to former vice president joe biden. >> we got to turn off this hate machine. we got to come together. >> reporter: all of the packages had a return address of florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. >> the las

laura podesta is outside of cnn offices here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: in the time warner center was evacuated after that pipe bomb sent to former cia director john brennan was discovered. yesterday at a rally, president trump condemned political violence, but also put part of the blame on the media. pipe bombs sent to several prominent democrats and critics of president trump this week have trigger and intense investigation to find those responsible. >> we've seen this before and we've seen worse and we will not we intercepted before g these reaching their targets, which include former president obama, congresswoman maxine waters and and women of the secret service. >> we are outside safely. all of our cnn colleagues we know of are outside. >> reporter: one bomb addressed to john brennan here in cnn's manhattan office forces the evacuation of the time warner center. brennan later criticized the president for his political attacks. >> a lot of this rhetoric is counterproductive. it's unamerican. >> reporter: president trump has

laura podesta is here in new york. >> this was the most powerful storm to hit the u.s. in 50 years, and the destruction is not over yet. the storm is still barreling up the southeast dumping heavy rains and spreading flash flooding as far away as virginia. rescue teams are going door to arching for survivors of hurricane michael. >> i just started crying because i see louisiana, miami, i see people who have been through this before and understand. >> the quietest tourist town took the brunt of the storm's 155-mile-per-hour winds. >> everybody we know lost their house, everybody, and their jobs. >> state officials say 285 mexico beach residents ignored the mandatory evacuation order, that includes dawn vickers who says the storm knocked her house off its foundation. >> i noticed that things seemed to be moving outside, and i thought that trees were going by. and i realized it was our house. >> in nearby panama city, the damage is enough to shock even the most experienced rescue workers. >> i've been in the fire service 35, 36 years, and to see freight train cars just blo

laura podesta has more on that. >> there were protesters to coincide with the president's visit to the synagogue where the shooting happened. and pittsburgh's mayor said he was afraid that mr. trump's visit would upstage the victims' funerals. funerals continue today for those killed in saturday's mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue. joyce feinberg, melvin wax, and irving younger will be laid to rest. >> the entire community feels they have lost their mothers, fathers, and sons and daughters. >> yesterday, four of the 11 victims were remembered, including dr. jerry rabinowitz, ben and arlene scheib were his patients. >> every wonderful word that's been spoken about dr. rabinowitz, absolutely true. >> i don't know if we'll ever find a doctor like that again. >> funerals were also held for daniel stein and brothers cecil and david rosenthal. >> there's a lot of people here have no connection with the rosenthal family, and it's just -- it's a sad day for pittsburgh, but it's a great day for pittsburgh too. >> shortly after the funerals, president trump and the first lady came to squir

>> laura podesta in new york, thanks a lot. >>> the associated press says its reporters traveling with the caravan have not come across any of the middle easterners the president suggests are involved. as adriana diaz reports, the migrants are walking or hitching a ride when they can as their journey moves forward. >> reporter: this is a stop on a punishing journey to the u.s. border, and it's still just the beginning. migrants from honduras, guatemala, and el salvador continue to make their way north, fleeing poverty, persecution, and gang violence. the caravan now includes an estimated 7,200 migrants, and more are expected to join, potentially pushing the number past 10,000. they started their journey in honduras, continued through guatemala and into southern mexico. they're nearly 1,000 miles from the nearest u.s. border crossing. a similar exodus in april with border. 250 applied for asylum. only three so far have received it. you're only wearing sandals -- battling 100-degree heat and exhaustion in thin soles, jessica flores brought her strongest child with her and left four other

laura podesta is here with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. and that investigation is expected to be wrapped up by tomorrow, according to cbs news sources. what kind of severe consequences the kingdom could face has not been said by the president or anyone else in the administration. president trump says missing journalist jamal khashoggi is likely dead. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. certainly looks that way. >> >> and he warned of consequences for saudi arabia if it's culpable. >> it's bad, but we'll see what happens. >> saudi arabia and turkey are both investigating his disappearance. he was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2nd. >> i told president trump this morning we ought to give them a few more days. >> secretary of state mike pompeo briefed the president on thursday. after returning from a fact-finding mission in riyadh and istanbul. sources tell cbs news nobody in the u.s. government has seen or heard the recording turkish officials claim to have proving he was murdered. pompeo urged

laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: yes. president trump said nikki haley first brought up resigning about six months ago, but there are lingering questions about why it's happening now, just a month before the midterms. colleagues of u.n. ambassador nikki haley said they were shocked by news of her sudden resignation praising her work as st two yrs.. diplomat over the >> i feel sorry about it. because we've had a very good relationship. >> nikki haley is one of the most talented u.n. officials i have ever met. >> she became a star member of president trump's cabinet playing key roles in sanctioning north korea and pulling the u.s. out of the iran deal. >> you're fantastic, you're my friend and on behalf of the country i want to thank you for a great job. >> reporter: at a rally in iowa last night, president trump did not mention haley once, an omission that fuels rumors she could become a political competitor in the near future. she's denying that speculation. >> for all of you that are going to ask about 2020, no, i'm not

laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the fbi is up against the clock. it needs to have its review done by friday. the same day that the republicans plan to hold a confirmation vote. that leaves the bureau three days to attempt to interview the two dozen witnesses democrats have submitted. >> by the way, if we took ten years, they'd want more time. >> reporter: at a rally in tennessee last night, president trump blasted democrats for trying to thwart the confirmation of his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> thrive beey've been trying t destroy him since the first second he was announced. >> reporter: earlier at the fbi the president said the fbi can interview anyone it wants to as investigators look into sexual misconduct claims against kavanaugh. >> i think the fbi should do what they have to do to get to the answer. >> reporter: kavanaugh denies all the allegations. >> a real investigation, it follows the facts. >> reporter: democrats sent the white house a list of 24 people they say should be interviewed.

laura podesta from cbs news is in new york. sure that you're seeing some reports, do not know what details you have, that the bomb squad has been called to the tribeca area of new york, potentially to deal with another suspicious package was quite can you tell us? .edu miles south of where i am standing right now, nypd is on the scene of what we are being told is possibly a suspicious package, possibly at the home of american actor robert de niro. all of that is not confirmed as far as what has been found, if it was a package or some other sort of envelope or if it is connected to what was happening yesterday. —— moving on to how president trump ‘s bike remarks about the discovery of these suspicious packages, how they have gone down. this is the height of hypocrisy, they say, when he has directed so much vitriol at the media and had his political opponents. yes, absolutely, at a rally in wisconsin last night, he was saying, the media is partly to blame for creating this hostility, but as we know, president trump has made some

laura podesta from cbs news is in new york. hello to you.ld us that the postal facility outside miami, is where some of the suspected package bomb sent to critics of president trump were processed. the fbi is combing through that facility, we know that all of the packages had a return address of florida congresswoman debbie wassermann shilts. yesterday the focus was on new york, a package sent to a restaurant owned by robert de niro. what else can you tell us about that and what is happening in the city. it was sent to his production company and roasted grant —— restaurant. 0fficials production company and roasted grant —— restaurant. officials of the new york city police would not discuss possible motives are details of how the package found its way into the new year postal system and they did not say why it would not detonate. they were saying that they were treating the device as a live device are not a hoax. president trump has again been tweeting, criticising the media in all of those, with cnn, being one of the recipients of one of the