good question, bianna.s is going to have, again, on communities, processors and the fishermen in general who own these vessels, the vessels are incredibly expensive to maintain, we have morage fees, not to mention expensive maintenance fees just from sitting at the dock. it's going to be difficult to try to weather this storm. in 2016, 2017, 2018 we were coming off the largest recruitment event in the history of the snow crab fishery which means there was a tremendous amount of small crab coming in, people like myself, my brothers, second and third generation fishermen, the next generation wanting to get into this fishery bought into this stock, believing the forecast for -- was good, and then now you have the complete closure of it. we're really in a bad place right now to try to be making these payments for a fishery that doesn't exist right now. >> let me ask you as we read at the top the snow crab population has been shrinking from 8 billion in 2018 to just 1 billion this year and last. have you not pre

we appreciate your time. >> always a pleasure, bianna.biden administration is now weighing a new plan to better manage the flow of venezuelan migrants into the united states that mirrors a program actually implemented for ukrainians fleeing to the u.s. earlier this year. sources telling cnn that the idea is to encourage venezuelans to enter the u.s. at ports of entry rather than trying to cross the southern border illegally. cnn's priscilla alvarez joins me now from washington. priscilla, what more are you learning about this plan? >> bianna, ultimately the idea here is to reduce the number of unlawful crossings, especially venezuelans where there is florida has been annen flux of them. sources tell me this plan under consideration would have venezuelans apply to come to the u.s., they have to show they have a preexisting tie here as well as meet other criteria, and then they would be able to fly into the u.s. and en true through, say, a u.s. port of entry like an airport. now, this is very similar to what the administration did for ukrai

bianna, you i're right. we've had four step down from cameron to theresa may, boris johnson, and now truss. this is such a psychological problem to the country. your know what's gone on, the debate in public was how does she survive. not how does the country survive. how does she survive? how does the party stay into office? >> there are quite a few impeachment who are upset. the deep anxiety from the people has been put to one side. obviously that all came to an end today. y you're absolutely right. what happens next? and the other commentary, we're pecking up a lot and we've reported on from here since brexit is that there have been a success since brexit of cabinet ministers and people in high prices who don't know a huge lot about governing, and as john avlon said earlier on cnn, these are people who have been chosen by the very use prime ministers for their ideological obedience. there's only so far you can gain. to-wit rj liz truss's first, her f first was to sack it in this treasury app stop the exper

bianna?> joining me to discuss a former new york city prosecutor paul callan. good to see you. this has been a long time in the making here and finally we have former president trump being deposed today. you told me off camera that this case itself could spell big trouble for the former president, how so? >> it's a very dangerous case. he is being charged essentially in a defamation case with rape. you know, as you just heard the explanation, she claims she was raped approximately 23 years ago by trump in an elevator in bergdorf goodman on fifth avenue. she brings the case not as a rape case but as a defamation case because the statute of limitations was gone on the rape case, however, when he gives this press conference saying she's a liar, i never raped her, she's not my type, she's just doing it to amp up book sales, she says he defamed her and that gets the rape case in. now, there's one sleeper fact in this case that i think is very dangerous for trump. she claims she still has an articl

victor, bianna?> veronica miracle and evan perez, thank you very much. >>> the chief of san francisco police made a plea for all people, no matter their politics, to fight back and debunk conspiracy theories. he says that no one deserves to be victimized for just doing their job. >> what does it take? does it take somebody being murdered? does it take -- what does it take for us to finally stand up and say, this is enough. it needs to stop. >> let's turn now to democratic congressman ro khanna who's district is in the san francisco area and also the deputy whip of the congressional caucus. congressman, welcome back. i'll ask about capitol police later, but do you know if local authorities, or do you believe that they should take a different posture around the pelosi's home when the speaker is not there considering what happened on friday? >> first, victor, i'm just sickened and disgusted by what happened. i've been in the pelosi's homes many times. they have opened it up to their community so often.

>> reporter: good morning, bianna. broke down crying on the stand and really this was the first time that we heard from kevin spacey in his own words since these allegations first came forward nearly five years ago. october of 2017. he said that the statement he released at the time in which he apologized to anthony rapp and also came out as gay in the same statement that he wishes that he had never released a statement. that he was pressured by members of his team and that he never should have apologized for something that he didn't do. he said, quote, i was accused of trying to change the subject or trying to deflect or that i was conflating an allegation with being gay, which was never my intention. and i would have never done anything to hurt the gay community and i was so upset that that was what happened. i understood it in retrospect. also in was -- it was a big win with the judge throwing out a claim of intentionally infliction of emotional distress. they said that it actually doubled up on the assault allegati

bianna?allistic missiles and surface to surface missiles that iran may be supplying to russia as well. barbara starr, thank you. >>> ukrainian forces fighting to get back territory from russia in the east have reportedly hit the luhansk region with american made rocket systems calling himars killing six in 24 hours. russian attacks on the power grid in ukraine have made daily life even harder for civilians, the scountry has lost at least 40% of its electric generation. joining me now from kyiv is a member of the ukrainian parliament and a leader of the voice party. kira, it's good to see you. thank you for joining us. i talked to you during the commercial break and you said your fingers were crossed because you are working on a backup generator. what is the situation there like in terms of electricity and power in the city? >> hello, bianna. thank you so much for having me. well, indeed we are on an energy saving mode, the whole country is actually at it. we know that in the evening we are as

bianna? >> and also we've learned from the federal health officials that the protection that one gets from having covid or from that booster from maybe the winter or fall is not going to offer nearly enough protection as we go into the cooler months. jacqueline, let me come to you. and elizabeth mentioned it and so did the president, this new formula directed specifically at these omicron variants. tell us about it. >> that's right. these are updated vaccines that specifically target the variants that are dominantly circulating right now. omicron and its subvariants. and it was interesting, victor, to hear the president mention how we could see an annual vaccine where this will become routine just like we get annual flu shots. and for many of us who have had our primary series and have had our boosters some people tend to have fatigue, muscle pain, headache after the vaccine and some people tend to have no side effects but there is new research in the journal "jama" that finds that -- or sugg

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i'm bianna golodryga. our top story this hour, the ukrainian capital under siege once again. [ sound [ sound of gunfire ] explosions heard across kyiv amid reports of kamikaze drone strikes throughout the city. three people were killed including a six-month pregnant woman. involving drones and cruise missiles that were once again targeting critical infrastructure. as russia's escalation continues, both russia and nato are set to hold separate long planned exercises of nuclear forces. we're covering all of the angle this is morning. let's begin with clarissa ward live in kyiv. i know you spoke with the mayor this morning. what is the latest on the ground there and what did he tell you? >> reporter: so, bianna, the death toll here in the capital has now risen to at least four people dead. 19 were successfully rescued from a residential building that was hit. we visited the scene of that building earlier. we spoke to the mayor. he said it is quite clear that russia is targeting civilians and also crucially ci

bianna? >> and these attacks have only increased the last week. m.j. lee, thank you. >>> russian forces shelled a market in eastern ukraine. three people were re cued overnight as missiles struck a residential building. fred pleitgen is in kyiv with the latest. rush ann is now accusing the west once again of nuclear rhetoric. a few weeks ago putin accused the united states of setting a nuclear precedent. what are we hearing this morning? >> reporter: putin is continuing to lash out at the west -- >> announcer: conference in moscow. >> okay. sorry, fred, we lost your shot for a second. >> reporter: okay. yeah, so vladimir putin earlier today, bianna, he spoke at an energy conference in moscow. he lashed out at the u.s., at the west, how he believed it was in the u.s.'s interests to prolong the war in ukraine. obviously the u.s. appeared allies is saying the opposite is the kay. they want russia to get out of ukraine. one of the things that is key to all of that. we just heard that from m.j. th

>>> good morning, everyone, i'm bianna golodryga in new york. breaking overnight, russian retaliation. this morning at least ten people are dead and dozens more injured after russian president vladimir putin ordered several strikes across ukraine. in the capital city of kyiv a major blast struck a pedestrian bridge, a ukrainian official tweeted this picture which appears to show the aftermath of a strike on a children's playground. the russian military bombing several other parts of ukraine, including kharkiv, lviv and mykolalv. critical infrastructure including power facilities have also been hit. part of putin's reply after an explosion hit a bridge. our reporters and guests are standing by to bring you the latest. let's begin this morning with if he had drinkfred pleitgen in uk. i know you went out to see some of that destruction firsthand. what did you see? >> reporter: hi there, bianna. it was several hours of blasts we witnessed and heard ourselves. it happened -- or started happening in the early morning hours, i'd say about quarter past

." >> and i'm bianna golodryga. nearly 12 million americans have already voted across 43 states in the midterm elections. inflation, crime and abortion were the topics that dominated fiery debates last night. in pennsylvania senate's race the most high profile of the midterms another factor came into play and that is the health of one of the candidates. the performance democrat john getter han who survived a stroke has put a new intensity into the matchup. some fetterman voters are saying after seeing him struggle they're now worried about on the fence people like independents and undecided voters. >> another cold cnn, this is the quote, it was tough to watch fetterman, it's kind of like looking at a car accident, you want to look but you don't want to look. however, the fetterman campaign says he raised more than a million dollars in the hours after that debate. fetterman's republican rival mehmet oz is getting negative feedback for his response to a question on abortion. the fetterman camp is highlighting oz's rem

i'm bianna golodryga. we're following stories for you this morning including a political earthquake in the united kingdom. liz truss resigned after six weeks in office and a series of miss steps on the economy. >> we set out a vision for a low tax, high growth economy. that would take advantage of the freedoms of brexit. i recognize, though, given the situation i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. >>> plus a cnn exclusive, lawyers for former president trump allowing federal investigators to search mar-a-lago again. and newly released emails between trump and his former lawyer proving his voter fraud claims were bogus. a federal judge calling it evidence of a conspiracy to degree fraud the united states. >>> but let's begin with the breaking news out of the u.k. liz truss resigning after six weeks, 44 days in office. our team is following this breaking story. scott mcclain is outside of 10 drowning street and richard quest is standing by as well. six weeks in office

i'm bianna golodryga. former president trump set to respond as he faces a congressional subpoena to appear and testify under oath before the january 6th committee. that revelation, the crescendo to a day filled with stunning developments. the committee sharing new evidence from the secret service illustrating the knowledge and the threat that existed going into january 6th, as well as the advanced planning from the trump orbit to declare victory on election day. and this morning, in a cnn exclusive, new never before seen footage of a rare moment of bipartisan effort to push forward on january 6th. we'll hear the pivotal phone calls between speaker of the house nancy pelosi and then vice president mike pence on that day. >> our team is following all of the latest developments surrounding this investigation. the overnight subpoena to donald trump just one of the major advances that the committee put forward. so let's begin with cnn political correspondent sara murray. walk us through the big takeaways from t

>> good morning, bianna. this is shortly a sharp u-turn. saw a triple-digit gain for the dow. now you're seeing it fall over 500 points. this is after the inflation report looking at consumer prices telling us what we already know as consumers, that we're paying more for everything from food to rent to when we travel. we're paying more for all of those things. we learned that on a monthly basis overall consumer prices doubles more than expected. then you strip out the volatile food and energy part of the equation and you see inflation still moving higher there. so what this means and why you're seeing this reaction here on wall street is the concern that the fed has really got its work cut out for it. it's already raised interest rates many times this year, five times this year, and still not making really a dent on the inflation problem. the big concern that wall street has and main street has as well is the more aggressive the federal reserve gets on hiking these rates, the likelier it is that the u.s. could enter a recession. something w

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. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. president biden is steering another $10 million toward the democratic house and senate campaigns with election day two weeks away. the muoney injection a sure sig of just how high the stakes are in this midterm election. tonight they are feeling extra pressure in pennsylvania. >> democrat john fetterman will debate republican mehmet oz. this is perhaps the most anticipated debate of the election season. it's also the only chance for pennsylvanians to see the candidates side by side. they're debating just this one time. the senate is 50-50 and pennsylvania is crucial in the fight to either keep or gain control. cnn's jeff zeleny is in harrisburg where the debate is happening. jeff, what should people expect to see tonight? >> reporter: well, victor, i think people can expect to see fireworks as we've seen in debates across the country. more interestingly this has a unique element to it and that is because of john fetterman. of course he's the lieutenant governor of pennsylvania but he'

i'm bianna golodryga. our top story this hour, former president trump unleashing a angry response this morning after the january 6 committee voted to subpoena him for documents and testimony under oath in connection with the capitol riot. >> we are on bligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. and every american is entitled to those answers. so we could act now to protect our republic. >> in his response, posted on truth social, trump reiterated many of the very same lies we've heard for years now. once again falsely claiming that the election was stolen. but it is still unclear if he will comply. also we're now seeing new footage obtained by cnn never before seen video of congressional leaders responding in the moment of chaos. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general in your law enforcement responsibility. a public statement they should all leave. >> so, you might get we're coordinating this quickly. >> no, please answer my

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. >> thanks bianna. >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm bianna golodryga. the jury in the death penalty trial of nikolas cruz, the parkland school shooter has reached a decision on whether to sentence him to death or life in prison without the possibility of parole. cnn's carlos suarez is outside of the courthouse in fort lauderdale. what more could you tell us about this? >> reporter: so we're expecting that the jury's verdict will be read in court at 10:30 this morning. they only spent a single day deliberating whether or not nikolas cruz is going to dry for his actions at marjorie stoneman d douglas. one of the last things they did yesterday was ask to see the ar-15 that cruz used to kill 17 people in parkland, florida. the jury's decision on death does have to be unanimous. so they all have to agree that cruz should die for these murders. if there is a holdout in my of the charges, then cruz would be essentially told that he will have to spend the rest of his life in prison. the deliberation process really, again, was quite, quite short. we were expecti

. >> i'm bianna. less than two weeks until election day and new twists may shake up some key races. in georgia where the tied u.s. senate race could determine which party will have future control, republican candidate herschel walker is facing a second allegation that he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion. walker is calling this a lie. the unnamed woman says she is an independent who voted for donald trump and was walker's mistress in the early '90s. >> he has taken the position that he is, quote, about life, end quote, and against abortion under any circumstances when, in fact, he pressured me to have an abortion and personally ensured that it occurred by driving me to the clinic and paying for it. >> and in arizona, phoenix police say they've made an arrest at a democratic candidate's headquarters specifically here, we're talking about the campaign office of ka ka katie hobbs, the democratic nominee for governor. a republican rival kari lake mocked the camp for tying the crime to the election calling it jussi smollett part two, which refers to the actor convicted of lying to pol

victor, bianna? >> thank you. >>> well, this just into cnn.ew polling from key battleground shows tight races in three states that were critical for biden's presidential win in 2020. democrats are putting major resources into senate races in pennsylvania and wisconsin. two seats they believe they have the best chance of flipping. >> so the new polling also shows that democrats have slight leads in michigan, pennsylvania, those are the governor's races we're talking about. david chalian with us now. good to see you. let's start in the senate and how close those contests are. >> pennsylvania and wisconsin, two states where republicans are trying to hold seats they currently have, where democrats see some potential opportunity to pad their majority. our brand-new cnn polling conducted among likely voters in pennsylvania, shows john fetterman with a slight advantage here, 51% to mehmet oz's 45%. in wisconsin, there is no clear leader in the race for united states senate from wisconsin. ron johnson, 50% support, barnes, 49% support. this is well wi

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i'm bianna. >> i'm victor. nearly 12 million voters across the country have already cast their ballots for the critical midterm elections. more than 4 million of those ballots have been turned in throughout florida, california, georgia, and texas. the candidates are facing off in some of the final debates of the campaign season after the highly anticipated showdown in pennsylvania. >> john fetterman released a new ad criticizing mehmet oz's response to abortion. oz barely mentioned the debate during a gcampaign event in the last hour and says he focused largely on crime. in a race to control congress, both sides are narrowing to the most competitive races. new money is being injected from both sides as well, a sign of just how high the stakes are in these midterms. our cnn editor joins us now. where do things stand for the battle for the control of the bo what we're looking at. let's go to the map broadly. i'm going to write on this. there are 35 seats up. 21 of those are republican. 14 are democrat. fun fact,

they have no solutions, and victor and bianna, don't take my word for it. look at history. democrats have been the ones under democratic administrations where the economy has surged and has flourished. bush 1, bush 2, recession. trump, recession. after every single one of those, you had the democratic president and administration and the congresses bring in a flourishing economy that is working for everyone, and that is what democrats are focused on. >> well, alice, let me get you to weigh in because among the findings in the key battleground states of wisconsin and pennsylvania, the republicans seem to have a broader advantage among voters focused on economic issues. this is a top priority for so many issues and it's a priority the president said is his top domestic issue as well. what are the specifics that these candidates are laying out to counter what they say day-to-day under a biden administration? >> well, i think you make an important point to distinguish different states and different districts and different races are different priorities, but we are seeing crime

. >> well expectations are high, bianna, because every single time the committee has brought new andhink and i hope that they will show us that there are significant ties between the president and his inner circle. one person being roger stone that jumps out and these oath keepers and some of the evidence i think we're starting to see in the oath keepers trial going on right now. but we'll see what the committee has been able to dig up. that would go a long way to prove that the president himself and those around him knew about the likelihood of violence on that day. >> and the committee received some 800,000 pages of materials from the secret service in response to a subpoena. do you expect any light to be shed on what came out of these hundreds of thousands of papers this week? >> i hope so. that had been one of these big gaps in a really outrageous thing on the part of a government agency to not have maintained these records. so i hope that fact that they've been able to obtain some of what they were seeking will show us what commentary was going on at the time. these secret servi

dr joining us is bianna golodryga. the position he's taking isn't a neutral one. >> i told you, just off camera, i wasn't excited about this story because don't want to give him any more attention than he was clearly seeking with this provocative tweet. he's an expert in many areas, russia and ukraine he is not. it caused a lot of people in ukraine to question what his motivation was here because he had been seen as a savior there with his starling satellite system which was providing internet access to the country for months now. why he did this, i don't know. he needs a history lesson here. >> he's saying have a referendum or referenda. how do you do that when there is, you know, hundreds of thousands of displaced people -- >> and who is he to say when to have a referendum? first of all, this is a country that declared through voting their own independence in 1991, including crimea, i should add, to a smaller margin. that having been said, they still want to be an independent country. so now under force of russian so

let's get to cnn's bianna nobilo standing by. it's a massive u-turn. >> reporter: a screeching u-turn. and also the core reason that liz truss was elected as leader of the conservative party. the defining line between her and her rival was this type of economic plan. she did what she promised she'd do. she did more than that and the market spiralled in reaction. her own mps rebelled in double digits. and now they've had to reverse this policy. so it's already a very precarious situation for this prime minister and her position feels like it is weakening by the hour at the moment. you know, max, you've been to so many of these conferences. for a new prime minister a few weeks into the job to be dealing with appalling figures, trying to gain the confidence of her party and why the government decided to u-turn on the policies, as you know there are confidence motions in the government in parliament. if those fail there is no confidence in the government and leads to a general election. in the issue of a budget would be treated to a

. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm bianna golodryga.s from now president biden will announce new actions to tackle gas prices as he puts his focus on galvanizing issues for voters ahead of the midterms. according to aaa the average price for a gallon of gas is now $3.85. the white house now eyeing additional sales from strategic oil reserves to bring down those prices. today's speech comes just one day after the president addressed abortion rights, vowing to codify roe if democrats keep control of congress in the midterms. abortion rights a major topic in several fiery debates this week, including last night. florida republican senator marco rubio going toe to toe with democratic congresswoman val demings. the two trading barbs, sharp rebukes and pointed answers on a number of issues, we will break it down in just a moment. >>> let's begin in morning at the white house, cnn correspondent jair my diamond is there for us. jeremy, the president will in part address gas prices today.

bianna? >> an important reminder the road to recovery will be a long one. nadia rho mea, thank you. >>> thank you for joins us today. at this hour with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. at this hour, president biden talks exclusively to cnn from ukraine to the risk of a recession. much more on that. plus the calls to resign growing louder and louder still in los angeles. the city council members at the center of a racist scandal are still refusing to step down. and brett favre insists he is the victim of -- he insists now he is the victim of a smear campaign in mississippi. this is what we are watching at this hour. >>> we begin with cnn's exclusive interview with president biden. the president responding for the first time about putin's war in ukraine since his warn about a nuclear armageddon. he told jake tapper he doesn't believe the st. putin will actually yew nuclear weapons, but the mistake he believes putin may upon invading ukraine. >> i think he's a rational actor who has miscalculated significantly. i think he thought he was goin

. >>> i'm john berman with bianna golodryga.orth korea test firing two ballistic missile overnight. >>> returning to sanibel island, coming face to face with the devastation. >> and a kidnapped family of four after being abducted at gunpoint. >> and oil production, the impact and response this morning. >>> we begin this morning with a cnn exclusive, a gut punch for the parents of uvalde, texas. a former state trooper under investigation for her response to the massacre has been rehired and is now protecting some of the same children who survived the shooter at another el elementary school involved in uvalde. during the shooting the robb elementary, sh

victor and bianna?r the report. >>> well, just one day officially with the keys and elon musk is making major moves already at twitter, including firing the company's ceo. what happens next? we'll discuss that after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. >>> it is the top of the hour on "cnn newsroom." >> the man accused of the brutal attacks of nancy pelosi's husband paul is now facing charges of attempted homicide, elder abuse, burglary among other felonies. the last hour, san francisco

. >>> i'm john berman with bianna golodryga. we'll take you to a school in naples where students are returning to class today. the breathtaking pace of the ukrainian blitz against the russians. >>> republicans weighing the idea of impeachment should the gop win back the house next month, but not against president biden. >>> a new twist in the drama involving republican senate candidate herschel walker and the accusations he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion. >>> there is breaking news this morning, a deadly massacre at a nursery where kids are in thailand. at least 34 people are dead. including 22 children, after a gunman opened fire at a care center where the kids were sleeping. officials say the suspect is a former police officer who also killed himself, his wife, and his child. he appeared in court for allegedly selling narcotics just hours before the shooting. selina wang is live with the latest on this. what are the details? >> reporter: john, we are learning more about this horrific tragedy that took place in a quiet, p

. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm bianna golodryga in new york.ns more injured after russian president vladimir putin ordered several strikes across ukraine. in the capital city of kyiv a major blast struck a pedestrian bridge, a ukrainian official tweeted this picture which appears to show the aftermath of a strike on a children's playground. the russian military bombing several other parts of ukraine, including kharkiv,

victor, bianna. >> thank you. >>> there's also a new twist in the critical u.s.enate race in georgia. staunch abortion opponent herschel walker is facing a second allegation now that he paid for an abortion years ago. >> the unnamed woman says she was walker's mistress when he was in the nfl. >> i went to a clinic in dallas but i simply couldn't go through with it. i left the clinic in tears. he was upset and said that he was going to go back to the clinic the next day for me to have the abortion. he then drove me to the clinic the following day and waited for hours in the parking lot until i came out. >> we're in monroe, georgia, where herschel walker is holding a campaign event. what is he saying today about this latest allegation? >> reporter: we've been herschel walker all day on the campaign trail and he hasn't addressed this. we asked his supporters about this allegation. one woman saying she's not concerned as abortion as an issue. even if it is true, she believes that walker has been redeemed and a christian. meanwhile, another man told us that he believe

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i feel like bianna is probably the first case to get the spotlight that it has gotten.ly want, at some point, to have justice for her murder. and this is a story that i think is deeply important to keep talking about. >> we often talk about say her name, and what that means. and you mentioned the idea of being something so important to women more broadly. but you're sitting at a table, three generations on a topic that, frankly, is multigenerational. i wonder, for all of you, do you see this differently? you are daughter, your mother, yourself. you are all having these conversations the way that many countries around are having. i wonder, when you think about what message and the legacy of breonna taylor. what do you think lies ahead here? >> when i'm hoping lies ahead if more awareness. and with that awareness, change. that is what i'm hoping for. and we believe as a family that it is important to keep telling this story. really, honestly, i was shocked and i thought that i really knew what had happened that night. but to hear kenny's testimony. and to hear him there w

. >>> good morning everyone, i'm bianna golodryga.riving just moments ago. he's about to be sentenced after being convicted on two counts of contempt of congress. all of this stemming fro

the russian economy, and what happens when you start to bring pieces out of it like a jenga system, bianna hills fabulous on this. i think there's a lot to be done on figuring out how economic systems create tornadoes around themselves that we pursues historically because of the social patterns, the economic patterns, the political patterns that are laid down by them. so, i don't think it's a -- i don't get an error that the west in the south look so much alike in the 1890s. and right through the 1960s, perhaps the present. >> that was calhoun's dream, right? then we will take the north. go ahead. >> hi, i'm laura burnett. i'm an independence girl or. i am not texting. i was really intrigued by the indication of camps that mycah said. something that heather said about the 14th amendment. those things come together in my mind throughout reminder of the lyrics to the battle hymn of the republic, where the second says i've seen him, i've watched him 100 circling camps talking about the righteous mission of the encampment of civil war soldiers i wondered if mycah and had their could speak to,