is it 2020 all over, again alisyn? >> it's never stopped being 2020, unfortunately. -- i'm going to interview transportation secretary pete buttigieg about -- democracy in danger is working. >> in five days, five days to to go -- and until the most important elections in our lifetime. that's not hyperbole. it will shape what the next two generations look like, i joke. because so much is changing, so much. it is clear that this is not a referendum. this is a choice. a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> joining me now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr secretary, thank you for being with us, good to see tonight. >> thanks for having me on. >> so, midterms, less than a week away, as you know the republicans message seems to be crime is bad, inflation is high. and those are simple for voters to get their heads around. president biden's closing message is basically that democracy is in peril, which is powerful, but less tangible. do you think that is the most effective message for preside

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victor and alisyn? zbll you're seeing a live shot at the podium, where we expect to hear this announcement in about 13 minutes from the attorney general. let me come to you, paula reid. you had a conversation with the former president's attorneys. >> let's be here, the former president has many attorneys. there are two separate investigations here. i asked for a reaction to the appointment of a special counsel. this attorney said, it's interesting, but their hair isn't exactly on fire right now. this is something that they knew was being considered. they're not sure how this really changed this dynamic. but what they're really interested to know is who is it. they noted there is a very small group of people who could really make this investigation not appear partisan. they, of course, pointed to former special counsel robert mueller and noted that is someone with sterling republican and law enforcement credentials. and of course that investigation was highly politicized in the press and by republicans.

>> hey, alisyn. let's start off with the idea what is at stake in this election, how close the balance of power in the united states. we have a 50/50 split in the u.s. senate with kamala harris breaking the tie. one seat shift could make the difference in the world. what are key states that we're watching? here are key senate races we're watching. we have wisconsin. we have georgia. we have pennsylvania. we have nevada. we have arizona. not only here and we have new hampshire. let's dive in and get an understanding of a key state. pennsylvania, the commonwealth of pennsylvania. look how tight the polling is th there. john fetterman at 47% and mehmet oz at 47% and to give you an understanding how important the pennsylvania senate race is. the democrat's chance of maintaining control, if mehmet oz wins, they have an 18% chance of holding onto the chamber. if fetterman wins, the democrats chance jump up to 70%. pennsylvania is a really key state. back to you alisyn. >> thank you very much. i think that

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>> it can't be. >> i have to say, alisyn, for democrats it's not.his is an issue that is personal to me. as an immigrant, i understand. i know these people that are desperate, and they're coming over, fleeing fascism by the way. >> they're fleeing maduro. absolutely right. >> all the people that republicans should want to embrace and come over here. and nurture. refugee status, asylum. but this is part, frankly of the ultra extremist maga faction of the republican party that has said absolutely no more immigrants or migrants. >> it's a culture war now. >> god bless people fleeing maduro's regime, ortega's regime. if you're coming here for refugee status, don't attack the border patrol with a foreign flag, for god's sake. it's ridiculous. >> okay, laura? >> it's pretty incredible to think about where you are, alisyn and the conversation. i'm sitting here and thinking about these notions. immigration, this is such a lightning rod conversation and one in which i think will be the evergreen conversation in the ballot box. in fact, jim jordan, the congre

you alisyn, it's pretty stunning what we're hearing now. revelations about the brutal attack on nancy pelosi's husband. i mean, why the alleged attacker said he was on a suicide mission. and the other people that he was also targeting. plus, tonight, the capitol police first learned of the attack at pelosi's home about ten minutes after through a live camera feet from their house. we are going to talk about it. to talk about it. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. shocking new details about what happened during the brutal attack on paul pelosi. newly released court documents said the crime involved great violence and great bodily harm. it also details pelosi's struggle with his attacker, billing that he was left unconscious for about three minutes. >> yeah, this was worse than we knew, laura. the alleged attacker, david depape, appeared

alisyn? >> karen, thank you very.l, doug glengary, joey jackson, and molly jong-fast. how excited are we for thanksgiving? are you guys excited? >> i. am >> i really am as well. >> because you put it on hold for two years? >> we did, and our having people come over. really excited. i've been traveling, we're psyched and waiting to get on the plane tomorrow. i've heard that airlines are operating pretty well right now, better than ever. so i get, home and then i like the party beginning. >> that is so. great i feel the same. way i love thanksgiving. i love the meal. i love that whole day. what are you doing for thanksgiving? >> i'll be at my brother's house. it will be a festive occasion. it'll be unbelievable. and i want to answer the question about the arguments around the table. >> okay, we'll get to that. >> [laughter] >> molly, will be arguments around your table? no, because you guys all feel the same way? >> but if there was, i would humor my relatives. >> you would? >> yeah. >> i'm so interested to hear. that b

you alisyn, it's pretty stunning what we're hearing now. revelations about the brutal attack on nancy pelosi's husband. i mean, why the alleged attacker said he was on a suicide mission. and the other people that he was also targeting. plus, tonight, the capitol police first learned of the attack at pelosi's home about ten minutes after through eight live camera feet from their house. we are going to talk about it. (growling) (chuckle) ...you should check out inspire. nono mask. no hose. just sleep. (beeping) learn more and view important safety inforormation at inspiresleep.com. (vo) a thin painted line. the only thing between you and a life-changing accident. but are these lines enough? a subaru with eyesight... (kid vo) hey dad! (v ...watches the lines for any danger... and can automatically stop itself. (mom) is everyone ok? (kid) i'm ok. (vo) your family is safer in a three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. shocking new details about what happened during the brutal attack on paul pelosi. newly released court docu

. >> i'm alisyn camerota. merrick garland appointed a special counsel to oversee two criminal investigations into former president trump. garland announcing that former federal prosecutor jack smith will take over that pivotal role. >> based on recent developments including the former president's announcement that he's a candidate for president in the next election and the sitting president's stated intention to be a candidate as well, i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special counsel. such an appointment underscores the department's commitment to both independents and accountability and particularly sensitive matter. >> jack smith, that newly named special counsel will oversee aspects of the probes into january 6th and the retention of national defense information at mar-a-lago. cnn's evan perez joins us now from the justice department. cnn's kaitlyn polantz in washington. what led to this decision by the ag? >> victor, this was triggered certainly by the former president's decis

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i'm laura coates in washington. >> and i'm alisyn cam rata in new york. this is "cnn tonight." >>> political hitters like president biden to donald trump they're all out on the campaign trail as we speak tonight and election deniers they're also out there, too. senator ron johnson says he will not commit to accepting the results of his own race. he says he wants to see how it all plays out. i mean is it 2020 all over again, alisyn? >> it's never stopped being 2020, unfortunately. plus in a moment, laura, i'm going to introduce transportation secretary pete buttigieg whether president biden's closing argument about democracy in danger is working. >> it's five days -- five days to go until the most important elections in our lifetime. and that's not hyperbole, it's going to shape what the next two generations look like. not a joke because so much is changing, so much. it's clear this is not a referendum. this is a choice, a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> joining me now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, th

>> yes, alisyn, thanks for having me back.uld say is we know that the virus circulates more efficiently when the weather is colder. people are spending more time indoors and as you said, each of the last two winters we have seen an increase in covid cases and i think it stands to reason that we're going to see that again. i'm hoping we're not going to see anything like the spike we saw in january, but we may very well still see a lot more infections in the weeks and months ahead. the good news though is that we can gather safely. we can do all these things if people go ahead and get that updated vaccine that's available, get treated if you have a breakthrough infection. we're just in a very different place. people can do those things, but you got to be careful and you got to be able to make sure your vaccines and immunity is up to date for the holiday season ahead. >> tdefinitely, but there are other complicating factors. this winter there's rsv which i don't think we had as bad last winter and the flu. so, you know, not every

but, alisyn, he was the danger. they have been going after him rightly on so many fronts for so long. his voters now believe he is the most persecuted president, probably the most persecuted american in american history. so, the scary thing is, all these investigations and an indictment are coming down the road. weirdly, might strengthen him with his republican base. >> with his. base and i hear what you're saying. i remember when he was found with all the classified and top secret documents at mar-a-lago. and he had something to the effect of if they can do this to me, just think they can do to you. yes, if i classified documents at my house, they would also do that to me. i found that logic to be so funny. >> you are right. but alisyn, republicans rallied around him after that mar-a-lago rate. just crazy. >> i should say, we could be heading for a really unique moment in american history. where you could have an active candidate, a leading candidate, perhaps, for president, who's under indictment. there is a very

victor and alisyn? >> thank you very much, ivan watson. >>> the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol will interview tony ornato today. chief of staff for the trump administration january 6th. he spoke with the committee before but the first time questioned since cassidy hutchison's testimony in june. she said ornato told her trump lunged as a secret service agent who refused to let him go to the capitol january 6th. sara murray is with us now. what do we know about this ornato interview today? >> reporter: the interview got under way earlier today. to it comes on the heels of testimony from cassidy humpsen and cassidy hutchinson testified laid out the anger donald trump allegedly expressed towards ornato and robert engel lead agent in trump's motorcade january 6th. take a listen to what cassidy hutchinson said. >> mr. engle grabbed his arm, said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capitol. mr. trump then us

>> hey, alisyn. is at stake in this election, how close the balance of power in the united state

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm alisyn camerota

alisyn? >> i'll take it, elizabeth. all of that. >>> jay leno was back on stage this weekend. it's been two weeks since he suffered significant burns in that gasoline fire. he's the former "tonight show" host who performed in front of a soldout crowd in california. he appeared to be in good spirits and he joked with photographers outside. >> i got two shows tonight. regular and extra crispy. thank you and good night, ladies and gentlemen. >> oh. >> never thought of myself as a roast comic. thank you. thank you. good night. thank you very much. >> so leno was working underneath a car earlier this month when he suffered burns on his hands and face. the 72-year-old underwent two surgeries to treat his burns. he is scheduled to perform three additional shows in december. it's good to see him doing so well because it sounded at first like it was really serious. >> even some of the pictures with his nurses and the doctors, you can see the scars there, but jay, when he was doing the show had the shows on the weekend. he likes

. >> i'm alisyn camerota. a short time from now, attorney general merrick garland will speak about the verdict in the trial of the five members in the far right oath keepers militia group. yesterday, the jury convicted the group's leader, an associate of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the january 6th capitol riot. >> garland will also talk about ensuring safe drinking water in jackson, mississippi. today the doj announced a proposal to stabilize the city's troubled water system. paula reid is with us now. what more should we expect, paula? >> reporter: this will be a chance for the reserved attorney general to do a victory lap for these two unusual and significant victories for the justice department over the past 24 hours. the first, of course, being this conviction for oath keepers leader stewart rhodes and his subordinate kelly meggs. both convicted of seditious conspiracy, and the first of 900 cases related to the capitol attack. this was such a victory for the justice department because this was

i'm alisyn camerota. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> i'm victor blackwell. we begin with the russian war spilling into nato territory, killing two in poland. poland's president says while it appears the missile was clearly russian made, the strike was likely an accident caused by ukrainian air defenses and adds there's no indications it was an intentional attack. >> but ukraine's president says he has no doubt the missile was not ukrainian. last hour the department of defense said the pentagon has no doubt about it. >> we have seen nothing that contra detectives president duda's preliminary assessment that this explosion was most likely the result of a ukrainian air defense missile that unfortunately landed in poland. and whatever the final conclusions may be, the world knows that russia bears ultimate responsibility for this incident. >> cnn senior international correspondent sam kiley is live there and/or yen liebermann is live at the pentagon. sam, let's start with you. they seem to be on the same page based on preliminary reports, but president zelenskyy

alisyn and victor?dterm from the current and former president. >> it's a hot topic right now. >> athena jones, thank you. >>> michelle obama is opening up about how she had to manage her image as the nation's first black first lady particularly when it came to how she styled her hair. she told her audience she decided to wear her straight instead of in braids as she would have preferred because she felt that americans were not ready to accept her natural hair. mrs. obama said she told herself, let me keep my hair straight. let's get health care passed. obama is currently on a tour for her third book "the light we carry: overcoming an uncertain times." that hits shelves this week. i get. i think she's right. i often feel america can't handle my natural hair either. i mean, honestly. >> very different, but i hear you. >> sort of except that i think black, white, male, female, we all conform to establish beauty standards. we just do. it's hard to break out of those. >> yeah, but especially for black women,

victor and alisyn? >> okay, evan. thank you very much for sharing your reporting with us. >>> now to this. the edge of escalation. the u.s. defense secretary says it appears that missile that hit poland most likely came from ukraine's air defense system. >> but zelenskyy wants more information along with access to the scene where it happened. the latest when we come back. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. oh ms flores. you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to support all of you. national university. supporting the whole you. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutua

. >> it's interesting, alisyn. you heard from trump. is that the closest he's gotten to saying what he'll do because that's a whole lot of words where he could have just said yeah, i'm going to do it or no, i'm not. he just seems to be dangling the carrot and i wonder if there's a stick coming. >> very trumpesque to give something as indecisive as that, but oprah winfrey has just endorsed fetterman in pennsylvania and it's just interesting in this particular race because that means she's not endorsing her protegee, dr. mehmet oz who she, let's face it, made famous. >> it's true. that's really kind of stunning and also the idea the why and the now. they are early voting there. they could vote right now in pennsylvania based on that endorsement and not even wait till say tuesday, but i wonder why there has been the push now. i wonder what that is reflective of. i wonder what dr. oz is thinking. oh, to be a fly on that wall. >> let's play it. >> i will tell you all this. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for joh

. >> i'm alisyn camerota. >> we begin with the midterm fallout and the impact on the gop. republicans are dissecting their failure to win control of the senate, and lackluster performance of the house. now they have still not clinched house control nearly one week after election day. they are, though, in a better position than democrats to win a majority. they need just six more seats. >> but republicans' underperformance is prompting questions about the party's future. who should be their leader, and whether donald trump should play a role. his hand-picked election-denying candidates were largely rejected in battleground states. jake tapper is here with us. you spoke exclusively with a charlie baker, the outgoing republican in massachusetts. how does he explain what went wrong? >> let's look at who charlie baker is. he's the two-term republican governor of one of the most democratic, blue commonwealth states in the nation. he's leaving office with an approval rating about 75%, even higher than the election rate of the democrat governor healy who was just elected. he is so

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i'm alisyn camerota. >> i'm victor blackwell, the membership in poland is convening its national security council after reports of two rockets, missiles landing on polish territory and killing two people. >> it is not confirmed where the projectiles came from and who fired them. they apparently hit a farm near poland's border. let's bring in cnn international correspondent sam kiley. he's following this breaking story from ukraine, also with us cnn anchor and jim sciutto, also cnn senior white house correspondent phil mattingly who's traveling with president biden in asia, and we have cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric leighton. sam, you're on the ground in ukraine. what have you been able to learn about this? >> reporter: well, just as we were coming to air, i don't know if you noticed but the lights went out here, and that is because we are now a city that is joining 7 million other people around the ukrainian nation who have been cut off from the electrical supply by this massive bombardment of cruise and other missiles fired by russia against ukraine. now, we kn

>> i mean, alisyn, i don't know. it's his lawyer.s argued we didn't know anything and everybody was making arguments and his lawyer goes to court and says something that changes the narrative. all i'm saying in the case of this wal-mart shooting we didn't know anything about this guy. if i'm governor youngkin i'm not going to go out and start proposing solutions to things when i really don't have the facts. wouldn't it be prudent to let the breathe? >> i don't know, scott, because it wasn't just he was weird. he was paranoid and making threats and acting in this way we often see unhinged paranoid people behaving. and they all knew it. they'd seen it for years. it wasn't new. >> let me add some facts to this. this was a workplace killing. on average more than one person dies in a workplace killing every single day, and that includes -- the number is over 390 for the last year for which there's federal data. you know, this year alone, by the way, and the only reason -- look, the only reason we're covering this wal-mart case is because

coverage continues with laura coates and alisyn camerota. >>> good evening i'm alisyn camerota in new washington d.c. it's crunch time. we're four days away from election day. if you

i'll alisyn camerota. >> i'm victor blackwell. president biden is in michigan visiting a semiconductor plant and he's scheduled to speak later this hour on the economy and potential rail strike that looms over the holiday season. >> this morning biden emerged from a rare meeting with leaders from both parties at the white house, confident a strike can be averted. >> i asked whether they would be willing to come in and talk about what we're going to do between now and christmas in terms of legislation, and there's a lot to do, including resolving the train strike, what we're doing now, and congress, i think, has to act to prevent it. it's not an easy call, but i think we have to do it. the economy is at risk. >> cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill and phil mattingly is at the white house. the president says he's confident that a rail strike can be averted. why is he so confident? >> i would defer to our good friend manu on capitol hill because that's where things land right now. the president has made a call and it was a very compli

welcome to "cnn newsroom.." >> and i'm alisyn camerota.ident biden will arrive in michigan at semiconductor plant to speak about his agenda

. >> i'm alisyn camerota. we begin with historic protests in maintown, china to oppose the government's covid lockdowns. cnn confirms dmemonstrations in at least 16 locations in 11 cities. the chinese protesters are fed up with the government restricting their movement, ordering constant mass testing and imposing long quarantines. police are using force on some protesters. >> this bbc reporter was held for several hours after the network says police in china beat him, kicked him. as you hear the crowd around him shouting, release him. also as the rare show of rebellion is spreading, the issues they're protesting, they areexpanding. protesters are calling out his regime. people of shanghai can be heard saying, step down, xi jinping. step down communist party. we have been covering it. ivan watson is in hong kong, but we'll start with selina wang. selina? >> reporter: i'm in the center of the protest right now. they want freedom. they have been chanting this for hours. people have gathered here in the center of

welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> i'm alisyn camerota.ing breaking news out of poland, where a rocket has reportedly landed in poland. >> let's g

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alisyn clison chinchar is in th weather center. >> it likely will people around 6:00 p.m.uration in the eastern part of the country may be shorter, but it may cooperate. the western half you have a longer view time, but also a low more cloud cover. denver looks good, tucson looks good, but the west coast may have more closure. this thing spinning off the coast of florida, this may have an impact on election day as well. two different systems in the atlantic we're watching. a chance of becoming a named system over the next several days. regardless of whether it gets a name or not, this is a look at tuesday afternoon. we're starting to already see some of those outer bands maybe beginning to creep in. that means if you plan to vote, say, after work on tuesday or into the evening, you may want to take that umbrella with you. the bulk of the rain will hold off under wednesday, but in total, you are talking a pretty decent amount of rain, fred. widespread 2 to 4 inches over the next several days. so, again, get out and vote, maybe take that rain jacket with you. >> with rain ja

our coverage continues now with laura coates, who's like the reese hoskins of cnn commentary, and alisyn the. phillies >> take me out of the ball game, there you go. >> phillies up seven nothing, top of the

alisyn chinchar is tracking the storm. polo sandoval is in the thick of it. polo, to you first, what are you seeing? >> reporter: you know, fred, it's what we saw kwroefr night, right? over a foot of snow we saw various parts of buffalo for most of areas. they logged a little over six feet of snow. smaller amounts here. but nonetheless has really done quite a number on the streets. that's why officials in the city of buffalo have been working just nonstop since the overnight hours to clear out the roads. just to give you perspective, the last hour we were standing here -- i was standing right here. the snow was almost below my knee. we have seen folks shoveling this, clearing a path for pedestrians. drivers are hoping to stay home right now. we should mention a travel ban has been in place for most of buffalo. most of that is being lifted in this hour. we're talking northern, central, western, eastern parts of the city. the southern, however, the travel ban will remain in place. unless it's essential, it's recommended to simply stay home. the big priority rig

our coverage now continues with luminous laura coates and awesome alisyn cam rata. national security experts kept coming on the show and saying delete the tiktok, the communist chinese government controls it, they have access to everything so i did. >> where will you be lip-syncing and dancing tomorrow? >> i don't do that. i never did that anyway. a

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coverage continues now the reese hoskins of cnn with laura coats who is like the commentary, and alisynbryce harper of cnn, not anything about the phillies. cnn! [laughs] now that i >> take me out of the ball game think about a place where, now but, there you go. hi laura, hi alison, how are you >> phillies up seven nothing, doing, take notes of the, top of the sixth, looking good ballgame there you go,, no jinx. there is up >> i mean, who's watching? seven nothing top of the yesterday when we are out six looking, good don't jinx, no jinxes, no jinxes? >> i mean who's watching? right? trick-or-treating, it was rained out practically. so, it's good that it happened tonight. >> i'm just astonished. i've never compared to a sports figure, ever. >> that's big.

thanks for being with us i'm alisyn menendez and we begin this saturday looking ahead to 2024.ical world is already eyeing the next presidential contest despite the fact that the 2022 midterms are not technically over. early voting in georgia senate runoff underway, take a look at this voting lines we saw in georgia, next to the state supreme court, allowing early voting to begin today, nearly two dozen counties. the big story we start of tonight's south of the florida georgia line where we are learning about donald trump dining with a well-known white supremacist. his name is nick fuentes and you need to see one clip to truly see who he is, what you are about to see, what you're about to hear is completely vile. >> this is going to be the most racist, sexist, antisemitic, speech in all of dallas this weekend. >> again, vile he said that before speech in texas and yes that is who gains a seat at a former presidents dinner seat at mar-a-lago. tourist tweeted tell me who your friends are and i will tell you who you are. time and time again donald trump has shown us who he is, doe

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let's turn it over to alisyn camerota. >>> we have dr. second term. do you think that increases his inclination to run again? >> i want to say two things about that. i want to compare this to historical record. you have not seen a president's party perform this well in their first midterms in recent history. you can go back all the way to reagan, right, and you still don't see this kind of performance. but i will tell you what will definitely vindicate the president's potential decision to run which will be the big announcement that potentially donald trump potentially could make that he's been teasing. i think if donald trump decides to run, i think that will pull joe biden back into this race. i will say this, barring the narrative that we had about the midterms coming into this midterm election, you got a lot of momentum for the president, whether it was a number of legislative victories, whether it was the sort of climbing up of his approval rating, so i'm really interested to see what happens in the coming weeks about people start to