i'm amara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez.here are growing concerns of a potential nuclear disaster in ukraine as russia stages war from a power plant only a few hundred feet from a nuclear reactor. the pressure coming from the international community to allow inspectors in. >>> and vanessa bryant takes the stand detailing the moment she learned l.a. county deputies shared graphic photos of the crash that killed her husband and daughter. what her testimony could mean for the case. >>> plus, it's that time of year. tropical storm warnings up for parts of texas. we're going to see some heavy rainfall in certain parts. we're going to tell you where and what that means for drought conditions. >>> and a massive fire erupts at a boat yard in massachusetts. what we're learning about the fire and the damage that's been done. ♪ >>> welcome to your weekend, saturday, august 20th. we're grateful to have you. thanks so much for waking up with us. great to be with you, amara. >> i can't believe it's august 20th. i wait for the weekends to

amara?evan perez, thanks for the reporting. please stay with us because i want to expand the conversation now and bring in rinado mare gnatty, former federal prosecutor and host of podcast. good morning. we're grateful to have you. which of these three federal crimes stands out most to you that trump could potentially be charged with? >> actually the one that evan just mentioned, the obstruction statute. here is why. i think the other two stat schuts that were mentioned in that search warrant are statutes that we expected. in other words, if the former president had taken top secret information and brought it to his residence and kept it there after his presidency, i would expect both of those statutes to be cited. i will say i did not expect an obstruction statute to be included in that list. and what's important about it is i think it could be a potential plus factor here. and what i mean is i think, you know, if all that happened was that the former president took classified information a

amara? nick, this is an on going, active investigation which has been emphatically stated many times. do you believe that the investigators will get to the question of why is that the priority, why these documents were laying around in mar-a-lago? >> oh, i think it all comes down to this issue of concealment that's listed in the affidavit. i mean, i think the big issue here is that there never would have been a search warrant issued if the documents had just been turned over and there hadn't been this concealment. so the obstruction of justice is really the key issue that the government is looking at. and of course, the affidavits doesn't give us any details on what that concealment was. but we have some clues in the fact that there is this long history over a year and a half or so where they just trump and his minions didn't turn things over. they did it piecemeal. a lawyer claimed that everything had been turned over when, in fact, it hadn't been turned over. and it's pretty clear that tha

i'm amara walker. you're in "the cnn newsroom." >>> this morning, growing t controversy about the fbi raid at former president donald trump's residence. some material was marked as top secret/sci which stands for sensitive compartmented information. that's one of the highest levels of classification. >> we're also learning about the possible crimes that led federal agents to search mar-a-lago. the search warrant listed violations of the espionage act, obstruction of justice, and criminal handling of government records as the reasons behind the raid. so far, though, we have to be clear, no charges have been filed in the investigation. trump has responded to the search by claiming that all the documents that were seized, he declassified while he was president. and he even attempted to point the finger at former president barack obama, baselessly suggesting that obama mishandled presidential records after leaving office. let's bring in cnn's evan perez, he's been following the story closely for us. evan,

i'm amara walker.here are growing concerns of a nuclear disaster in ukraine as russia stages attacks from a power plant only a few hundred feet from a nuclear reactor. the pressure coming from the international community to allow inspectors in. >>> plus, the white house is rolling out a new strategy to combat monkeypox amid criticism. their plan to vaccinate large groups in at risk communities starting this weekend. >>> plus, combatting the teacher shortage. how districts are rolling out the perks to attract teachers as more students head back to the classrooms. >>> and democrats are feeling optimistic about their chances in the midterm elections after a string of wins. how republicans plan to counter that and the potential for the former president to influence the races. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. happy saturday and welcome to your new day. it is a good day. saturday, august 20th. good to be with you, boris. >> always a pleasure. good to be with you, amara. >>> we begin with the concerns about a nu

i'm amara walker. >> great to be with you, amara. i'm boris sanchez.he white house is rolling out a new strategy to combat monkeypox amid criticism. their plan to vaccinate large groups in high risk communities. >>> growing concerns of a nuclear disaster in ukraine as russia stages attacks from a power plant only a few hundred feet from a nuclear reactor. pressure growing from the international community. >>> plus, deeply concerned. the new cnn reporting shedding light on how worried some in the biden administration are about classified documents ending up at mar-a-lago. >>> and cutting it close. the freeze on student loan payments is set to end this month and borrows aren't the only ones in the dark about what's going to happen next. ♪ >>> it's the weekend, saturday, august 20th. we're so grateful to be a part of yours. thanks for joining us. >> sounds like you were well rested last night or something. >> almost never. >> almost never. well you do a good job of faking it. good to be with you, boris. a lot of news to get to this morning. first, the whi

i'm amara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez.ormer president trump again calling for a special master to intervene after a judge unseals documents about the search of his mar-a-lago home. the latest in this legal battle and what we're learning about the classified government secrets. >>> stocks plummet after fed chair jerome powell promises, quote, a forceful and rapid action to tame inflation. why he is warning of more pain ahead for all of us. >>> plus, after months of crying out for accountability, the police chief who led that botched response to a school shooting in uvalde, texas is fired. hear directly from parents naming other officials they want removed. >> if you check into a hotel knowing that a chance toof your neighbor to the left and right is a homeless person. >> that plan to house homes people and the sfeers debate surrounding it. ♪ >>> it is saturday, august 27th. we're so grateful that you're starting your weekend with us. good morning, amara. >> good morning. up first, the new details in the documents. we are le

i'm amara walker. there are new developments this morning pertaining to the classified documents taken from mar-a-lago. why the director of national intelligence is now involved, and how a judge is responding to trump's request for a special master in the case. >> if you are capable of getting out now, get out now. >> evacuations are under way in parts of mississippi in anticipation of heavy flooding tomorrow. the mayor of jackson is going to be joining us live with more on how his city is preparing and why this could be the second round of flooding for some residents. >>> on the eve of history, one day away from the launch of artemis i. how the forecast is shaping up and why this mission is so critical when it comes to getting americans back on the moon. >>> it is sunday, august 28th. thank you so much for waking up with us. good to be with you, boris. >> good morning, amara. i hope you enjoyed the cupcake you had for breakfast. i enjoyed my prosciutto i have every morning. >> i'm still working on min

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i'm amara walker in the cnn newsroom. this morning the white house is defending its response to the spread of the monkeypox virus across the u.s. >> there are more than 14,000 monkeypox cases in the united states and in the last three weeks alone, the number of amon monkeypox cases in the u.s. tripled. the biden administration declared it a public health emergency earlier this month but critics argue they have not moved fast enough. yesterday the deputy a mmonkeyp defense coordinator defended their response. >> we know what we got in terms of this outbreak. it's acting differently than any mo monkeypox outbreak before. we need what needs to be implemented to control the outbreak and clear which populations we need to focus on. it's more about the right time as opposed to there being a delay. >> those comments came one day after the white house announced a new plan called for boosting vaccine supply making anti viral treatments more readily available and reaching out to at risk communities. that plan is being put into acti

i'm amara walker. >> good morning. amara. i'm boris sanchez. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. it is a brand-new week. and there is plenty to get to, including this extreme weather threat across the southern plains. more than 12 million people under flood watches as they wake up today. >> yeah, officials in moab city, utah, blocked off streets, closed down hiking trails, and have told people to avoid certain areas due to this rushing water. and yesterday search and rescue crews were out looking for a missing person in utah's zion national park. rangers say hikers were being swept off their feet by flash flooding on the virgin river. allison chinchar is here with more. hi, allison. how long is this threat expected to last? >> a couple of days. the system is going to ever so slowly meander its way across the southeastern tier of the u.s. here is a look at the system in question. you can already see a lot of that moisture bringing some pretty heavy thunderstorms to portions of northern texas, areas of oklahoma now starting to se

i'm amara walker. new details in the fbi's search of former president trump's residence, sources say an attorney for trump told the doj two months earlier there were no classified records left at mar-a-lago. what does that mean for the next steps in the investigation? >>> and acclaimed author salman rushdie hospitalized after a stabbing attack. the latest on his condition and what we know about the suspect. >>> and a surge in migrants leaves new york struggling to keep up as buses arrive in the city. how the immigration battle between texas governor greg abbott and new york mayor eric adams is heating up. >>> a boom caused by a meteor. details on that and more just ahead. >>> welcome to a new week. we're grateful you're starting it with us this sunday, august 14th. good morning, amara. >> good morning. feels like the week went by really fast and we're already at a new one. >> a ton of news, right? >> a lot of news. you to took the words out of my mouth. the recovery of top secret classified documents b

amara and phil?u for your report. >>> now in georgia, residents can now claim an unborn child as a dependent on their state tax returns. state tax returns, not federal. georgia's department of revenue says people can claim a fetus with a detectible heart beat at six weeks of pregnancy as a dependent and get a $3,000 exemption for each fetus the woman is carrying. this comes after a federal appeals court allowed a six-week abortion ban that was passed in 2019 to go into effect in georgia in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn the landmark roe v. wade ruling. here now to discuss with us the legal implications is emory university law professor fred smith. appreciate you joining us this morning. i imagine if a 6 week old fetus is considered a person by law that would open up a whole can of worms about what other rights this fetus could have, beyond tax exemptions. i want to get your reaction to this new state policy. >> sure. well, the georgia law itself expressly states that when it com

again, a lot of this, phil and amara, is in flux in terms of timing.hat we do know is we expect this to ultimately pass the senate and move on over to the house. it is just at this point, guys, a matter of timing, and we will see how that plays out over the day. >> a matter of lots of procedures, jessica dean. thank you for that. so i mean big picture here, right, kevin, the democrats are getting closer to fulfilling essential element of president biden's economic agenda. he's also wrapping up a week where he had several wins that they are touting. so what is the latest from the white house and how important is this -- will the passage, potential passage of this bill mean for the biden agenda? >> reporter: well, it will be a big deal for president biden. when you look at what is included in that plan, the billions for climate change, raising the corporate tax rate, being able to negotiate drug prices, so much of that had really been left for dead over the past year as it repeatedly came up short. that it is happening now is really a vindication of sort

i'm amara walker. >> and i'm phil mattingly. and today all eyes are on capitol hill after days of deal-making. democrats get ready to vote on a critical part of president biden's economic agenagenda. we'll tell you what's in the bill and what it means for millions of americans. >> plus it was a week of twists and turns in the courtroom. now a jury has ordered conspiracy theorist alex jones to pay up to the parents of a sandy hook shooting victim. >>> and war of words. tensions heat up between the u.s. and china after nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. antony blinken's warning it could have major consequences. >>> good morning and welcome to your "new day." it's august 6th. amara, we did it last hour. i'll do it again because we're not sitting next to each other. what's the status? three of the four kids are awake. we're on track to an early start. >> i have access to all the cameras, and i am doing my best not to check because i don't want to get involved, you know? i don't want to get involved. i don't know. that's the answer. >> t

. >> and i'm amara walker.ormer president trump again calling for a special master to intervene after a judge unseals documents regarding the search of his mar-a-lago home. the latest in this legal battle and what we're learning about those classified government secrets. >>> plus, friday free fall, stocks plummeting after fed chair jerome powell promises, quote, forceful and rapid action to try and tame inflation. he says to expect more quick pain ahead. >>> also, cnn rides along with the so-called water police in california. their creative ways to keep homeowners from wasting water amid the devastating drought. >>> and we're going to introduce you to a very special 17-year-old, soaring into the record books after flying solo around the world. he'll join us live. "new day" starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. good morning. and a warm welcome to your "new day." it is saturday, august 27th. hello there boris. >> good morning, amara. great to be with you as always. up first, we start with donald trump renewing h

. >> i'm amara walker. new details in the in the fbi's of former president trump's residence. >>> a claimed author salman rushdie hospitalized after a stabbing. the latest on his condition and what we know about the suspect. >>> and new details about the deadly shooting that took place on the movie set of "rust" last year. what we're now learning about the weapon that killed a cinematographer. >>> it is sunday, august 14th. thank you for joining us this morning. boris, i still can't believe someone can weigh 307 pounds. i can't get over the fact. my goodness. >> yeah, takes a bit of work, i think. we are focused this morning on the growing fallout after the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. u.s. lawmakers are calling on the justice department now to release more details on the unprecedented search of former president trump's florida home. adam schiff, the democratic chair of the house intel committee, is now asking the nation's top intelligence officer oavril haines for a damage assessment on all the documents se

i'm amara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez. there are new developments this morning pertaining to the classified documents taken from mar-a-lago. we're going to tell you why the director of national intelligence is now involved and how a judge is responding to trump's request for a special master in the case. >> if you are capable of getting out now, get out now. >>> evacuations are under way in parts of mississippi in anticipation of heavy flooding. how the state is preparing and why this will be the second round of flooding for some. >>> plus, we are on the eve of history. one day away from the launch of artemis i, nasa's next mission to the moon. how the forecast is shaping up and some of the more interesting things that are heading up to space in that rocket. >>> plus, how extreme weather is uncovering some of the world's ancient treasures. >>> thanks so much for waking up with us this sunday, august 28th. we hope you're having a great weekend. the start of a new week. good morning. >> i have a confession to make, i just go

is there enough water there to go around today, amara?reporter: yeah, there has been plenty of water. you can see the crates of the water cases, and they did run out after the first truck arrived this morning at 9:00, but they were able to bring a second. they also have a third, fourth, and a fifth, so it looks like they do have enough stock or inventory for the people who need drinking water. i know you were mentioning the mayor of jackson saying that he is feeling much more confident today. i think that's the headline for the people here that the residents of jackson will have clean running water. hopefully within this week, but at the same time, he is issuing a healthy dose of caution saying that, you know, it's really challenging at this water treatment facility because it has faced decades of neglect when it comes to maintenance. but you know, back here at this walgreen's parking lot, the salvation army has been distributing these two cases of water. some cases, i guess three cases of water per car, and i have to tell you, talking to

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i'm amara walker. >> and i'm phil mattingly. a crucial day on capitol hill as they get ready to pass president biden's economic bill. we're going to take you live to capitol hill and tell you what's in it and will it pass. >>> also overnight, a major blow to abortion rights advocates. they become the first banning the law in most cases. >>> now a jury has ordered conspiracy theorist alex jones to pay up to the parents of a sandy hook shooting victim. ♪ >>> hi, everyone. it is saturday, august 6th, and thank you so much for waking up with us, especially you, phil. i'm glad your alarm clock went off. >> yeah. my big question right now looking at my phone, are my kids awake yet? has the circus fully started in my household? did yours? >> mine almost did when my alarm clock went off at 3:00 -- not 3:00, 2:00. my son started crying. i got to take him out of bed and stick him with my husband and leave the circus. you deal with it. >> yeah, exactly, exactly. there's plenty going on at home, but we're going to be r gin a crucial test. v

thank you very much, amara walker reporting for us.encing hearing for wnba start and olympic gold medalist brittney griner ordered by a russian judge to serve nine years in prison for illegally possessing cannabis oil. cnn correspondent fred pleitgen has the latest from moscow. >> brittney griner's legal team says she was extremely shaken after a russian court sentenced her to nine years in jail on drug charges saying only this to our camera as she was led out of the courtroom. >> brittney, how do you feel? >> this after griner had made an emotional appeal to the court, holding up a photo of the team she plays for in russia at times breaking out in tears. >> i want to apologize to my teammates, my club, the fans and the city of ekat. it's my mistake that i made and the embarrassment they brought to them. >> the wnba star and two-time olympic gold medalist had pleaded guilty to the charges, but said she did not intend to bring vaping cartridges containing cannabis oil to russia when she was detained in a moscow airport in february. >> i

amara, low unemployment is good, but challenging for people trying to hire people.ses are demands so high are trying to find workers and they're starting to run out of them. >> yeah, this remains one of the big challenges for the economy, how tight the labor market is, and we actually saw in today's jobs report that the labor force participation rate ticked down. that's still a worrying sign for the economy. you hear from businesses crass the economy, particularly small businesses say, they're just having a real hard time finding those workers. >> amara, where are those workers going? if it ticks down, where are the workers going if they're leaving the labor force? >> this is a really big mystery. this is something economists are talking about. why has labor force participation rate not recovered to its prepandemic level? we see among working age, labor force parts rate go back to prepandemic levels, but overall, it hasn't fully rebounded. that could be because of retirements of older workers. older workers moved to the sidelines because of covid and many decided to

cnn's amara walker live in jackson for us this morning. what are they waking up to there, amara? >> reporter: hey, john. look, there is still no reliable running water here in the capital of mississippi. it is just hard to believe that people are struggling for a basic human need. what are they waking up to this morning? many of them, if they do have bottles of water, they are forced to brush their teeth with bottled water. also, a lot of people not able to take a shower because water pressure is so low. we should mention the temperature is supposed to reach into the 90s throughout the week. which means they're going to be dealing with a lot of facilities where there is no air conditioning because the water pressure is unable to feed these chillers. on top of that, schools and businesses, many of them being forced to close. right now we're here at the forest hill high school, which had to switch over to virtual learning as of tuesday. all jackson public schools had to do so as a result of this water crisis. you can see a water tanker here behind me, we just spoke to the truck ope

i'm amara walker. new details on the fbi search of former president trump's home.led warrant including what was removed from trump's home and the potential crimes they investigated. >>> plus a big win for president biden as congress passes his $750 billion health care and climate bill. the immediate impact you are

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i'm amara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez.morning pertaining to the classified documents taken from mar-a-lago. we're going to tell you why the director of national intelligence is now involved and how a judge is responding to trump's request for a special master in the case. >> if you are capable of getting out now, get out now. >>> evacuations are under way in parts of mississippi in an

i'm amara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez.in ukraine as russia stages war from a power plant only a few hundred feet from a nuclear reactor. the pressure coming from the international community to allow inspectors in. >>> and vanessa bryant takes the stand detailing the moment she learned l.a. county deputies shared graphic photos of the crash that killed her husband and daughter. what her testimony could mean for the case. >>> plus, it's that time

i'm amara walker. >> good morning, amara. i'm boris sanchez.r a special master to intervene after a judge unseals documents about the search of his mar-a-lago home. the latest in this legal battle and what we're learning about the classified government secrets. >>> stocks plummet after fed chair jerome powell promises, quote, a forceful and rapid action to tame inflation. why he is warning of

. >> cnn's amara walker is live in jackson, mississippi, with the latest.the biggest question, right, the if and the when. >> reporter: yeah, and i do, erica, have a little bit of good news. so jackson's mayor chokwe lumumba has told cnn he is feeling more confident today that the residents of jackson will be able to drink the water, cook with the water, brush their teeth, take a shower within the week. but, there is a big but here, he's issuing that with a heavy dose of caution because this is an extremely challenging situation. you were just mentioning that this main water treatment facility has faced decades of neglect when it comes to maintenance. so the mayor saying, look, it's a tenuous situation because we had significant gains yesterday, but then also regressions. listen. >> we believe and are optimistic that we can see water restored to our residents within this week. we had significant gains yesterday and true to form for a very fragile system that we always say is in a state of emergency there was some regression last night. so crews are working,

>> well, honest understandable question, amara walker, thank you for covering.o find out what is behind all this is robert graham, on the board of supervisors at hinds county. thank you for joining us. first, this is an issue that arose at least in the short-term from flooding, but has been a long-term issue in and around jackson. for years, in fact. i'm curious, and i'm sure many who are watching, how did we get here? >> well, it is easy to talk about how long we had this particular problem, but it has been over several years, and it is due to just a lack of maintenance is what we believe. we also had a shortage of employees, covid-19 hit the city very hard. we lost a lot of experienced employees at the water treatment facility, so it is just been a number of issues that has led us to this particular point at this time. >> yeah. i mean, listen, there are echoes of flint, michigan, here. you hear warnings from state health officials talking about keep your pediatrician appointments up to look for lead poisoning, if i'm a parent there, i'm not just worried, i'm a

amara walker is live for us in jackson with the latest.ll us how people are coping there. >> reporter: brianna, it's been a major struggle for the more than 150,000 residents here in jackson, mississippi. just think about it, people are going to be waking up this morning using a water bottle if they have one to brush their teeth and wash their face, many are not going to be able to take a shower. and also there's a lot of facilities that don't have air conditioning because the water pressure is too low to feed the chillers. a lot of schools and businesses also have been forced to close because of the water crisis. we're here at forest hill high school in jackson, it had to switch to virtual learning as a result. all jackson public schools had to do so starting on tuesday. this high school will serve as a water distribution site we're told that by a local councilman who said the distribution will begin at 6:00 a.m. local time. you can see a water tanker truck here behind me and in place for that. the biden administration overnight did appro

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it's also happening in amara and our far, the children government to say that the t p a list really needs to be stopped. as somebody said to, to, to not to have the job and government take more military action that will be more damaging to the nation. and the rain and flanders have destroyed 9700 square kilometers of agricultural land in sudan. at least 4000 homes in cassandra state are submerged. putting people into make shift shelters, state of emergency has been declared in 6 states. you end humanitarian affairs office as at least 89 people been killed. my file has more capital, cut him. these floods are now affecting 15 states across sudan. so it's a huge situation and it is a mean being tackled by the authorities here. but remember, there is only a caretaker government in sudan that is trying a struggling it has been struggling with long and difficult problems in the country, economic problems and so on. some relief has arrived, cut on her sense shipments of 1st relief supplies and also other gulf countries sent that it is lit, supplies, shipments. but the problem is logistics within

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there was a dominant performance from malaysia's purley town and ten amara n in the women's doubles. by the defending champions, australia, who continued their dominance in the sport. england did manage to secure bronze though, beating south africa 6-3. though, beating south africa 6—3. elsewhere, the singaporean duo won gold in the women's doubles table tennis. they beat the australian pair 3—0. in the men's singles, india's sharaf kamal at chanter beat england's liam pitchford. he came from a set down to seal a a—1victory. in the pool, england's brilliant form in the diving continued. they won gold in the mix to synchronise ten metres platform final with noah williams and andrea spendolini—sirieix beating their compatriots for an england 1—2. scotland's james heatly and grace reid also got gold in the three—metre springboard synchro, and in squash, england were guaranteed a gold medal in the men's doubles. it was well champions james well strop and declan james well strop and declan james who got the better of their compatriots daryl selby and adrian waller. but england could only

justice department presented to the judge as part of its request for a search warrant of donald trump's amarastate about two and a half weeks ago. now, thejudge released a 2—page memo saying that he agreed with the proposed reductions from the justice department from a with the proposed reductions from thejustice department from a said it protected the identity of potential witnesses and sources and shielded the scope and strategy behind the federal investigation. that investigation is into the handling of classified material in the chaotic final days of donald trump's presidency, and the removal of that material from the white house inboxes tomorrow lago where it was storied over the past year and a half. this isn't the only legal proceedings around this search. there is another request by donald trump's lawyers to appoint a special master to review all of these documents and then determine which ones thejustice department can keep and which ones should go back to donald trump. thejudge has issued a deadline of friday in that request for a donald trumps lawyers to more carefully refine it to

i'm amara walker.arch of former president trump's residence, sources say an attorney for trump told the doj two months earlier there were no classified records left at mar-a-lago. what does that mean for the next steps in the investigation? >>> and acclaimed author salman rushdie hospitalized after a stabbing attack. the latest on his condition and what we know about the suspect. >>> and a surge in migrants leaves new york struggling to keep up as

amara walker, cnn, atlanta. >>> it was an emotional weekend for american football fans as the leaguelcomed the newest members to the hall of fame. the class of 2022 include six players, a coach and first official to be inducted into the hall, the most emotional moment came when brian young honored his late son colby who died of cancer at the age of 15. he remembered his son as a happy kid with an infectious smile. >> on october 11, 2016, god called colby home. colby -- you live in our hearts. i enter the hall as a member of this 2022, '22, it was colby's favorite number. >> and only copy to be inducted is dick vermeil who steered the rams to a super bowl victory in the 1999 season. the hall's first official oversaw the implementation of instant replay in 1986. >>> in the world of baseball, one of the most famous contracts is making history once again. bobby bonilla was an all-star player who retired from the game more than 20 years ago. but he is still getting paid by the new york mets. and the addendum to his unusual contract just sold at auction for $180,000. bonilla started receiv

i'm amara walker. >> and i'm phil mattingly.hill as they get ready to pass president biden's economic bill. we're going to take you live to capitol hill and tell you what's in it and will it pass. >>> also overnight, a major blow to abortion rights advocates. they become the first banning the law in mos

i'm amara walker. >> i'm boris sanchez. we have new details in the search of donald trump's home.l crimes being investigated. >>> a big victory for president biden as congress passes his $750 billion health care and climate bill. the immediate impact you will feel when president biden signs

. >> i'm amara walker.tches as heavy rain blankets parts of the southern u.s. where we could see several inches of rain over the next few days, and the threat for flash flooding. >>> plus, thousands more doses of the monkeypox vaccine are headed to states this week. the white house's new plan to going to more americans vaccinated and get the outbreak under control. >> i was

. >> you know, we've had our reporter, amara walker at the water distribution site, and that's great water there for people who can get to it. i think you understand where i'm going, there are plenty of people who can not drive in their car and wait an hour to get water or can't get to a grocery store. on sunday morning we called them the sick and shut in, seniors, people who are disabled, what is the outreach from the city, from the state, from these organizations to go to people to take them water? >> yeah, i mean, such a good question. you know one thing that i did want to highlight is that residents here in jackson have been extremely patient and have worked collectively to take care of ourselves, throughout every single water crisis that we've experienced this year and last year in years passed. we have a mississippi rapid response coalition, that is led by the people's advocacy institute, but many more organizations, the poor people's campaign, the alliance for justice, operation good, mississippi black women's round table. you know, strong arms, popped the southern poverty law

amara great to be with you. step by step, democrats moving closer to a major climate bill. that bill has passed a key hurdle in kyrsten sinema, who supports the legislation. her support is essential as democrats push for passage of the legislation, after what we will call a convoluted procedural process. >> here's a snapshot of what is in the bill. it includes $369 billion to combat climate change, which is the largest investment in u.s. history. it gives medicare the power to negotiate some drug prices. it caps medicare out-of-pocket expenses at $2 million and extends affordable care act subsidies for three years. >> melanie, we understand that democrats are making progress, even this morning towards a vote. give us an update on where things stand and what's ahead now. >> there's three steps before democrats can move to final passage. the first is that the senate needs to rule on whether this package complies with special budget rules to pass along strictly party lines. democrats got some good news on that front early this morning. the senate parliamentarian cleared the ta

amara's, and nice to see you.ht be one of the most perfect and timely guests we could have tonight after this past week. you know donald trump well you worked around him as a candidate and then in the white house what is your gut reaction to the last six days from the marilyn lego search to yesterday's unsealing of the search warrant? >> red, thanks for having me on. >> of all the legal blows, this might be the one that's most dangerous for the united states it's not just concerning that he had these documents my big question is what did he do with these documents? who did he show these documents to? who has he shared them with? has he compromised our national security? certainly, donald trump had no respect of the fact that we had to preserve these records for the presidential records act, throughout my time in the white house. trying to brief him was impossible because you would tear them up and throw them in the trash. never would i manage and that he would take documents intended to be shown in the scif, in th

i'm amara walker in the cnn newsroom.the spread of the monkeypox virus across the u.s. >> there are more than 14,000 monkeypox cases in the united states and in the last three weeks alone, the number of amon monkeypox cases in the u.s. tripled. th

i'm amara walker. >> i'm phil mattingly.apitol hill, as democrats push toward passage of a sweeping economic and climate bill. we'll take you live to washington for the latest. >> plus, albuquerque on edge. the fbi investigates the killings of four muslim men and now authorities are trying to figure out whether the same person could be responsible for their deaths. >>> and the secret service faces even more scrutiny over january 6th. we'll have new details about how the personal cell phone numbers of some agents

cnn's amara walker is covering this for us. >> reporter: here's what we know, kate.d wandering on a rural road in the east central part of the state, and apparently her appearance was alarming enough to get drivers to call authorities, so when deputies arrived they realized she needed medical treatment and learned she had been in captivity for approximately one week. the details are stunning. so according to the court documents this is the man, 37-year-old jose reyes who kid nap this girl, took her to that residence, tied her wrists to a bedposts, allegedly assaulted her on her head, gave her alcohol to keep her subdued and listen to this, even in that state she was able to chew off those restraints, breakingf off her braces in the process and she did escape. so in the course of the investigation, so this man was charged can kidnapping in the first degree but investigators also found two decomposing bodies in that residence. they added capital murder, two counts of -- right now that suspect is in a tal poosa county jail awaiting a bond date but really disturbing. >>

. >> although the jury awarded that amount in punitive damages, there is a statutory cap, amara, in texas damages to $750,000 per, right, plaintiff. so ultimately it will be $1.5 million. this is not the end of the road. this is one particular case. there are other cases pending in connecticut, and those families certainly deserve relief. >> reporter: elie honig, one of our other legal analysts, bringing up another important point as far as what could potentially happen next after alex jones' attorneys file an objection to the final outcome here from the jury. basically saying here would could come next is counterargument that the state law in texas, it basicallies against their constitutional right for the plaintiffs to be able to go to trial and have no limits in the amount that is awarded. this is an argument that has succeeded in other states, fred. in this particular case it could potentially end up at the texas supreme court, which may perhaps not look favorable on this particular case, but at the end of the day what you have here is alex jones now not only facing the families of je