jean. >> brianna, it's from coast to coast.onsidering the fate of ruben flores, the man accused of aiding his son paul in the alleged murder of cal poly student kristen smart. they've gone to deliberations all over again after one of the jurors had to be replaced last week for talking to his priest about the case. judge jennifer o'keefe said it was a, quote, appropriate but difficult decision when she announced it last thursday. the juror was dismissed after reportedly speaking the a priest recently saying he needed spiritual guidance as he contemplates his decision in the case. an alternate juror was sworn in, deliberations started over, potentially pushing back a conclusion in the trial several days. >>> in the florida death penalty case of nikolas cruz who killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. one juror reported that deliberations over the death penalty were so intense that she felt disrespect and even threatened. >> i felt disrespected, despite the relationships that we had built, and i was i think in the moment r

just this raw emotion, as you say, brianna. this anger and frustration from the families just continues with the school board and the school administration that is just not on the same page with the families, and then, brianna, for the first time we got to see this racial divide that exists within this community between the supporters of the superintendent and the families of the victims. >> are you commenting to the superintendent? >> reporter: four months on parents called for removal of their school's superintendent. on monday gave in, superintendent of the uvalde consolidated independent school district announced his retirement via social media. published on his wife's facebook account say, my decision to retire has not been made lightly and mate after much prayer and discernment. at a uvalde school board meeting after the announcement emotions running high inside and outside the venue. >> he didn't get to the meeting on time. >> reporter: supporters gathered outside of the meeting and greeted him with hugs. despite continu

i'm brianna keilar with alex marquardt this morning.t's great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> john berman is off today. and democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz who you saw there, arguing the issues, also attacking each other in their first and only debate. fetterman addressed his recovery from a recent strokes. he used a closed captioning device for help. the candidates went toe to toe on key issues, like inflation and the economy. >> i can make the difficult decisions as you do in the operating room as a surgeon. i'll do them cutting our budget as well. >> he has never met an oil company that he doesn't swipe right about. he has never been able to stand up for working families across pennsylvania. we must push back. inflation has hurt americans and pennsylvania's families. and it has given the oil companies record profits. >>> in new york, governor kathy hochul and republican challenger lee zeldin sparred on crime. hochul had been leading by double digits but the race has tightened in the final weeks of the cam

>> reporter: good morning, alex and brianna. this morning we're faced with the news we were dreading over the weekend. officials had warned that the death toll was likely to climb as they gained access to areas like sanibel, captiva island and ft. myers beach which is just down the road from where i am right now. as you noted, at least 76 people killed in the sunshine state. when officials got to those areas and combed through the debris and found, sadly, bodies. this morning we're hearing harrowing stories from survivors as well as learning more about those lost in the wake of hurricane ian. the death toll rising from hurricane ian as people recall harrowing tragedies and those lost. >> storm surge came all the way up, and the windows were sucked out. these guys pushed their wives out the windows to where a tree was. they were looking at them and guys were holding on and they just looked at their wives and said we can't hold on anymore. we love you, bye. that was it. >> did they all make it? >> no, no. the two guys didn't make

brianna?ugh, an hour, an extra hour does sound like an important significant amount. you said this could go into effect soon. when? >> reporter: pretty soon. if this is the final rule that we will see here, this could go into effect in just days. remember, this has been waited for for years, flight attendants can't get enough help and they want this to go into effect very, very soon. >> thank you so much for that report. >>> ben crump responding to a lawsuit this morning from a family member he used to represesent. >>> and soon, five members o of the oath keepers will be back in a federal d.c. courtroom for their historic sedition trial. we have a live report ahead. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. i still don't

brianna? >> so you have this situation, right, where rsv cases are actually overlapping with the flu season. what are we looking at here? >> reporter: well, we're looking at kind of by definition it's only going to get worse, because flu has just now started to pick up. so rsv is going up, up, up. flu, we know, because it does every year, is going to go up, up, up. i mean, you don't have to be a mathematician to see what is going to happen there. so more important than ever that parents get their children vaccinated against the flu. of course, get themselves vaccinated too. not only are you helping yourself, your helping to keep hospital beds available for children who need them. >> such a good point. elizabeth, thank you for that report. >>> wnba star brittney griner is scheduled to be back in a russian courtroom by a videoconference this hour to appeal her drug smuggling verdict. the case that her lawyers plan to lay out. >>> mounting pressure this morning more adidas to cut ties with kanye

>> two things, brianna.ly not true they were charging $50 a night or charging something below the government rate. those rates are very, very high and those rates are so high they're only going to call attention to what trump was doing. trump, who looks to make a profit any way he can and always has probably could have made a profit without going so exorbitantly high, but doing that is just going to draw attention from people who engage in government oversight, something he was, you know, never considered himself subject to even when he was as a private businessman. i don't know what can be done about this now in hindsight, but i think it's something people need to bear in mind as donald trump looks to potentially become a candidate again. >> one correction. not just author of "confidence man" author of the number one best-selling "new york times" book "confidence man." make sure that's clear here. you note, maggie, that in trump world there's this sort of bizarre justification for this kind of charging. the

that race is one of them, brianna.36 seats up in this election. this is important. there are 7 more republican seats than democratic seats. there are more targets for democrats than republicans, but this is the other piece of math i want you to remember. democrats have a, one seat, should have been a one, have a one-seat majority. okay? talking about very narrow margins here. let's get to georgia. let's talk about that race. this is rafael warnock elected in that january 2021 special election, and walker. walker's campaign. this is not new. lots of controversy has followed herschel walker throughout his campaign, but he still is within striking distance. excuse me, striking distance. 46-41 is a manageable race. the thing to remember about this too. if neither candidate gets 50% it goes to a december runoff with the top two vote getters. the race might not be over in november. it might go to december. go through a few other ones. pennsylvania is probably the race most people are following it at all, i've heard. john fet

it is, brianna. certainly the congresswoman in the statement saying she accepts responsibility for what has become a messy and embarrassing distraction for house democrats this week. in her official statement withdrawing the letter, the congresswoman acknowledges this has become a distraction, saying, quote, the letter was drafted several months ago but unfortunately was released by staff without vetting. and the issue of the timing here is what has set off many house democrats. many of the signatories of the letter, house progressives, saying this was written months ago, signed on months ago, a different time of the war. and many saying they wouldn't have signed the letter in this climate. and they felt blind-sided . saying no one checked with them to see if they supported the letter. many house democrats arguing here this is not a good look two weeks to midterm elections. they can't stand to not look united, especially over ukraine policy, two weeks to midterms, one member who signed on saying, quo

brianna, look at the data.re making 30% less than people that graduate college with a different degree. honor the profession, pay the professionals a competitive salary and we won't deal with shortages. that's the bottom line. the symptom of teacher shortage is a symptom of a lack of respect for the profession. that's one part of it. but we have to make sure we're utilizing our dollars for intervention programs and acceleration programs if our students after school, in summer school and we have some examples of that across the country. we have some bright spots. our job at the department of education is make sure we're providing guidance to all states, lifting up best practices and giving parents a checklist to ask schools to make sure their children are getting the support they deserve. >> i want to ask about the student loan forgiveness program with the court stepping in. i know the administration is urging people to apply. but at the same time this isn't getting paid out as it was supposed to as of yesterday

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. in florida from hurricane ian, more than half the victims are in lee county. fort myers beach is xlclosed entirely, even to residents. there have been nearly 2,000 rescues in florida since the hurricane hit that state. >> officials say more than half the schools in lee county suffered damage. new images this morning show the devastation. officials say 14% of schools have major damage and a few may be beyond repair. this morning fewer than half a million customers are still without power in florida, and officials say power there could be out for a month. president biden traveling to florida tomorrow for a firsthand look at the devastation. cnn's boris sanchez is live for us in fort myers with the very latest. boris? >> reporter: good morning, john and brianna. it is a very heart wrenching and delicate process that is under way here near fort myers beach, florida. officials cutting this area off to even residents as they continue to sift through debris and discover cadavers. and that is

>> thank you, brianna. this is a hugely significant logistically.his bridge here goes across the strait. it's the only bridge they've got that goes over that way. it brings rail, it bridges road. it's the major lifeline for the entire crimea peninsula. it's important if they can take it out. i would not want to overestimate the significance of this because they're going to rebuild the bridge. i think they already rebuilt the rail. but i think most importantly is the psychological impact of this. it might not be at the level where the ship sinking was months ago but this sends a message to the world, the russians, that they are serious about taking back crimea, the ukrainians, and they have the opportunity to attack a key target like this bridge. >> it feels like it's in the same vein as the ship takedown. he's hitting civilian infrastructure targets, what's that mean for ukraine? >> he's sharpening his focus a little bit. he's been good at indiscriminate attacks. i've seen the apartment buildings that have been knocked out when i was there. his atta

at 4:23 am, brianna text message to her boyfriend in oregon.ed after that, in the predawn hours of a 24-hour town, was a mystery. because, by 9 am the couch was empty and breonna denison had vanished. now with the evidence they had before them, homicide detectives adam moon and ski and dave jenkins thought brianna had been objected. >> we suspected that she might have been taken out the back door. >> besides breonna's blood and teeth marks on the pillow, crime lab technicians found another important piece of evidence on the back door. >> we were able to get a touch dna profile of the rear doorknob of the residents. >> touch dna meaning, someone who just grabs the doorknob with her bare hand? >> there had been sufficient skin cells transferred just on the mere grabbing an opening up the door to allow a dna profile to be maintained. >> but whose dna was it? where would the evidence lead? and what they find breonna in time? her mother was in a living hell. >> that night, what are you thinking? i am thinking what any parent would think. everything

brianna? >> sure is. thank you. >>> to the economy. it has become more expensive to buy a home if you need to borrow money. mortgage rates topping 7%, for the first time since 2002, the last time it was this high george w. bush was president, a gallon of gas cost $1.37 and new episodes of "friends" were airing on thursday nights. despite the high rates, soaring gas prices and inflation, treasury secretary janet yellen is telling cnn she's not predicting a recession. >> i don't see signs of a recession at this point. >> joining us is chief business correspondent, christine romans, what did you make of her thoughts in that interview? >> i think the gdp number we saw yesterday backs her up. you saw economic growth bounce back after two negative quarters here, so you have an economy that in july, august, september, was doing okay. so at this point she doesn't see recession. i think the concern is going forward. the concern is what happens next year and the headwinds we've been talking about, is the economy vulnerable sometime next year. >>

>> exactly, brianna.hed back by the warm air saying here summer i come. and now the warm air is getting pushed away. and the storm that brought rain to the pacific northwest yesterday is in the rockies now. and it will be moving into texas. this weather brought to you by safelite. so let's get to it. where does it go from here? it's not on the radar yet. later this afternoon and evening the rain is going to begin. we've had rain in the mississippi valley the last two weeks but the river is only up by 1 foot. that's 10 to 15 feet below where it should be right now. so this is much needed rainfall across that area. 100% of oklahoma is in drought, 72% of texas in drought, arkansas same story. look where the rain goes. right where we need it. right into the rivers that can get into the mississippi. possibility of some severe weather today. and closer to houston for tomorrow. so yes, we're going to see rain and yes, we could even see some rain for your halloween. i hate to put the damper on that. growing up yo

good morning, brianna. yes, a record. people were shocked by the numbers, too, over 130,000 people in the first day, day two yesterday, another 130,000 plus people voted. there are folks getting to the polls early, 6:00 a.m., waiting for the polls to open at 7:00. georgia is energized. >> i think this is a really critical election. >> reporter: as the balance of power in congress and some key state level positions are being decided in these midterm elections. >> this is going to be a close race. two big races. you know the senate and the governor's race. and i want to make sure my vote is counted. >> reporter: turn out for the first day of early voting in georgia, nearly double that of 2018 midterm elections. setting a record according to state officials. >> it's encouraging that people are taking the opportunity to vote so we won't have any nonsense about votes not being counted properly. >> reporter: more than 131,000 georgians cast their vote on monday, these numbers almost as large as the state's first day of early vo

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. at least 154 people were killed saturday night in a crush of surging partygoers in seoul, south korea. this is one of the deadliest tragedies ever there. pictures share on social media show the crowd jammed into an alley. >> among those killed, 26 foreign nationals including two u.s. citizens. witnesses say the capital's nightlife district was crammed with people just trying to enjoy the first halloween weekend without covid restrictions. cnn's senior international correspondent ivan watson is live for us on the scene in seoul with what has become a makeshift memorial there, ivan. are you learning any more about what triggered the surge? >> reporter: just a sheer mass of humanity. many, many young people, thousands of them that gathered steps from where i'm standing right now to celebrate halloween, to drink, tricked out in costumes and it turned into a nightmare. i'll get out of the way so you can take look at this very somber, very sad scene here. people have been laying flowers and

i'm brianna keilar and john berman. the tape played in the trial of the five members of the oath keepers. >> members of the far right militia were secretly recorded by one of the attendees they discussed bringing weapons to washington d.c. and being prepared to fight on on behalf of the former president donald trump. >> whitney wild is here with the latest. >> reporter: it was a bombshell moment that the defense and the department of justice agree is one of the most important cases in decades. >> a new recording released by the department of justice of an alleged november 2020 planning meeting of the far right militia group, the oath keepers. >> you're going to see a street fight. don't be afraid. go there in large numbers. that's why we need to be there. >> reporter: federal prosecutors played the audio during the second day of the trial of five associates of the oath keepers. all five defendants have pleaded not guilty. this is the first major piece of evidence presented at the trial that prosecutors used to support t

i'm brianna keilar with alex marquardt. barrage of deadly explosions rocking ukraine, the commander saying 75 rockets were fired. at least four blasts targeting several locations during rush hour in central kyiv. at least five people have been killed and 12 injured. surveillance video captured the moment that a pedestrian bridge was struck by an explosion and a children's playground was among the sites as well. a crater left feet away from a jungle gym. the mayor of kyiv urging people to stay out of the city, remain in shelters. explosions, reported in other cities as well. >>> and happening now, vladimir putin is holding a meeting with his national security council after declaring an explosion on a key bridge, he called it a terrorist attack orchestrated by ukraine. >> translator: we have no doubt that this is a terrorist attack aimed at the destruction of the critical infrastructure of the russian federation. and authors, executors and master minds are the secret service of ukraine. >> ukrainian officials have not claimed

brianna. >> definitely the breathing and the color, certainly. thank you so much adrienne broaddus for that report. >>> this morning the white house is jumping into campaign mode with under two weeks until the midterm elections. today in philadelphia president biden and vice president kamala harris are set to make a rare appearance together for john fetterman in the pennsylvania senate race. this is a big display of support for fetterman. >> it is. and president biden and vice president kamala harris will be speaking at a fund-raising dinner for the pennsylvania democratic party, expected to raise about $1 million for their party this evening, but it's also going to offer the president an opportunity to once again reinforce his messaging when it comes to the economy seeking to draw a contrast with republicans on things like prescription drugs, secret service -- social security and medicare. and taxes. and also yesterday president biden spoke about the threat he believes republicans pose to the economy in this case raising the debt ceiling. >> unl

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. in just a few hours president volodymyr zelenskyy appealing to an emergency meeting. this virtual meeting comes on the heels of the large-scale air strikes carried out by russian forces in ukraine leaving at least 19 dead and dozens wounded across ukraine cities. that was before this morning and largely from two russian aircraft. you can see the breadth of the areas hit. president vladimir putin, the russian leader, threatened further "harsh" responses. this is following a huge explosion over the weekend on a strategic bridge between crimea, illegally annexed in 2014 by putin and mainland russia. >>> and moments before the attacks in ukraine, duelling in the united nations general assembly where delicates are expected to vote on the annexed regions in ukraine. met with silence while the ukraine ambassador received applause after saying this -- >> translator: but my day has started almost 14 hours ago. we started 14 hours ago, because my country was under attack. my immediate family wa

i'm brianna keilar. john berman is off. we begin with the unprecedented search for survivors and the rising death toll in florida as the state reels from the dangerous floods and destruction left in hurricane ian's wake. officials say ian has killed at least 76 people in florida after the storm barrelled through the state. governor ron desantis said more than 1,600 rescues have been made since the storm struck. this left communities unreco unrecognizable, littered with homes and boats. more than 28,000 customers are still without power. the extent of the death and destruction may just be coming to light. >>> governor ron desantis is defending officials in lee county where more than half the storm related deaths have been announced. they're facing criticism for issuing evacuation orders a day later than neighboring counties. here's what governor ron desantis told cnn. >> is that what you'll be reviewing, looking at the evacuation orders even lee county if they had followed their own evaluation orders from what we reviewed th

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i'm brianna keilar. john berman is off.l in florida as the state reels from the dangerous floods and destruction left in hurricane ian's wake. officials say ian has killed at least 76 people in florida after the storm barrelled through the state. governor ron desantis said more than 1,600 rescues have been made since the storm struck. this left communities unreco unrecognizable, littered with homes and boats. more tha

>> good morning, brianna.g norm pattis', alex jones's lawyers presentation because he was trying to minimize what alex jones has done to the families and the result of his lies on info wars for years. in fact, he mentioned maybe they are exaggerating the difficulties they had and the torment they've endured for all these years since he began, three hours after the shooting, spreading the hoax theory that this was a government gambit for gun control. so i did notice some head shaking in the room and certainly in the gallery, which was absolutely full for these closing remarks. >> it is a curious approach because of the accounts that we heard from these family members. i want to play some of that so that people can see what has happened in court. the stories they've told. >> i remember one saying that they were at daniel's grave and they peeed on his grave because they didn't believe daniel was buried. >> these letters came to your home? >> yeah. and then another letter was they were going to dig daniel's grave

i'm brianna keilar. john berman is off.or is arizona's secretary of state. this break incoming amid reports of voter intimidation. police have not yesterday identified any suspects. >> the campaign manager are saying that her and her staff has faced death threats. she was quick to point out

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. vladimir putin uses nuclear weapons as russia faces setbacks in ukraine. this happened at a democratic fund-raiser the president said, quote, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon s

i'm brianna keilar with alex marquardt. john berman is off today. officials say ten people have been killed. at least 60 are injured after this wave of missile strikes across the country. you can see all the different areas across the country that have been hit here. video showing an explosion near a pedestrian bridge in kyiv. a playground was also hit. you can see the crater that missile left. the mayor of kyiv is urging people to shelter in place. ukrainian officials say these photos show a russian missile that was taken down by air defense. president volodymyr zelenskyy releasing this video message after the strikes. >> translator: they're trying to spread chaos and panic. they want to annihilate our energy supplies. they're hopeless. >> this morning russian president vladimir putin has been holding a national security council meeting after what he says was a terrorist attack orchestrated by ukraine linking russia and russian-occupied crimea. ukrainian officials haven't claimed responsibility. there are growing concern moscow could resort to nucl

brianna after he proposed that peace plan.they are stopping to send so much aid. >> you can't see that? >> i can't see that response because he has blocked me. this crusader of free speech on twitter blocked me for reporting something that he himself has confirmed. >> some thin skin there. >> yeah. well, moving on. >>> new this morning a deadly rampage inside a neighborhood and one officer has lost his life. >> this just in, prosecutors in the parkland trial are demanding an investigation into reports that one juror was threatened by another. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, i like to swing. and i like to get cash back when i swing. just download the browser extension and shop as usual. and click to activate cash back or cpons at tusands of stores. cha-ching. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one d

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.oers in seoul, south korea. this is one of the deadliest tragedies ever there. pictures share on social media show the crowd jammed into an alley. >> among those killed, 26 foreign nationals including two u.s. citizens. witnesses say the capital's nightlife district was crammed with people just trying to enjoy the first halloween weekend without covid restrictions. cnn's senior international correspondent ivan watson is live for us on the scene in

i'm brianna keilar is john berman. new reporting this morning, judge david carter issuing an opinion that former president trump knew his claims of voter fraud were false but he continued to make them anyway in public and in court, signing off on legal documents. this stems from emails between the former president and attorney john eastman who worked with trump and his allies to push the bogus claims of election fraud. >> the judge ordered the emails to be turned over to the january 6th committee because he said they contain evidence of crimes. the same judge in march said that trump more likely than not committed crimes trying to obstruct the count of electoral college votes on january 6th. >>> joining us is caitlyn polansk. tell us about this, this was about attorney/client privilege but if there's criminality, the pr privilege doesn't exist. >> reporter: right. john eastman was trying to keep these emails away from the committee and anyone else who wanted them. this is the second time the judge found these emails sh

i hope now they can get on with those negotiations. >> brianna, talk to me about brittney griner.today in that really emotional appearance from behind bars? >> i would say, she's one of the kindest people i know. she's always willing to help someone out in need, always willing to help give a helping hand. she's the type of person that you call if you are in trouble. she's that type of person. just to see her, hear her voice today, it's really difficult. it's something i will be -- i have been watching closely over the last few months. to have what was happen today, it's very disappointing. >> ambassador, there are 30 progressive democrats in congress who have signed on to a letter asking president biden to directly engage with russia to enter the conflict in ukraine. i want to ask your reaction to that as well. it goes against white house and state department policy from the beginning of this war. >> you know, i feel emotionally the same way. i read the letter. emotionally, of course, everybody wants to end this war. there's no doubt in my mind -- i talked to senior biden official

but i think it's really important what you pointed out, brianna., taxing sort of the profits or other restrictions at what the white house might be considering. this tl is not a pangway or a realistic pathway for that to happen. i think all of this is a reminder that obviously as we head into the final stretch in midterms. those issues are very much top of mind for the president right now. >> he's trying to push back on them because they're a a diffict issue for democrats. >>>> thank you to both of you. next, the supreme court case challenging affirmative action. hear what justices said as they heard arguments. after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you ne. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g from t-mobile for business. unlock new insights and efficiency, with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. it's

>> well, brianna, it is a partial preview. russians have looked at artillery and rockets as the god and goddess of war. and you're looking at their initial response to what happened with the bridge. the one that connected crimea with russia or did at least. so this is part of what they're going to do. and then they're going to be ramping up training. it is going to be haphazard for the 200,000 folks that have been called up to serve in the military. and of course they've got another extra 100,000 that they'll put in the pipeline right after that. so, this is part of the preview of come ing attractions, so to speak. but it is not the only thang going to be doing. they still have other capabilities in their arsenal. some of those will be more conventional things like we've seen already. more rockets, i think they have more cruise missiles available and that will probably be what they'll use. but that supply is still limited no matter how big it is. >> and it is indeed. i'm curious how this is being received inside of russia and

i'm brianna keilar in for jake tapper.begin with president trump's response to the january 6th committee. in a long letter posted to his social site, he makes no mention whether he will comply with a subpoena. in this, trump reairs a lot of grievances and repeats claims about winning the 2020 election. he blames democrats for failing to protect the capitol on january 6th. he bashes the committee for what he calls very poor television ratings. and he brags about the size of his rally crowd on january 6th. even going as far to include photos. all of this after yesterday's hearing before the midterms. the panel revealing new evidence that trump knew he lost the election but refused to publicly admit it. we learned the secret service learned about threats of violence ten days prior to january 6th. and there's also the stunning new footage obtained exclusively by cnn of lawmakers fleeing to safety and begging officials across the government for help. tonight on "360," you'll see new portions of that video. but first, jessica sn

i'm brianna keilar is john berman.hat former president trump knew his claims of voter fraud were false but he continued to make them anyway in public and in court, signing off on legal documents. this stems from emails between the former president and attorney john eastman who worked with trump and his allies to push the bogus claims of election fraud. >> the judge ordered the emails to be turned over to the january 6th committee because he said they contain evidence of crimes. the same judge in march said that trump more likely than not committed crimes trying to obstruct the count of electoral college votes on january 6th. >>>

brianna?er, jacqueline howard, thank you. >>> a new pbs documentary is chronicling the african american experience in the quote social net works and organizations that have aloud the community to prosper in the face of struggle and resistance in the united states. it is called "making black america through the grapevine." the final episode of the four-part series comes out tonight. this is a preview. >> what does black joy mean to you? >> black joy means being in a safe space and feeling free. usually it is with other black people where you feel like you can really be yourself. that's when you experience that joy. without that joy, i don't know how i would survive. >> i think black joy is our genetic coding that is, like, three your hands in the air, wave hem like you just don't care, that common hip-hop, that's what joy is. it is like no matter what burden has been put on the people that have this darker skin, there has been a way to shake it off, rise up, and to celebrate. and that is joy. >

i'm brianna keilar. john berman is off. hobbs the democratic nominee for governor is arizona's secretary of state. this break incoming amid reports of voter intimidation. police have not yesterday identified any suspects. >> the campaign manager are saying that her and her staff has faced death threats. she was quick to point out trump's endorsement kari lake. here is how lake responded. >> i'm sad that hobbs and her camp would try to pin this on us. it's wrong. it's so obvious what's happening. her own party is attacking her. she's trying to deflect her own abysmal campaign and the fact that, you know, nobody even knows where her campaign office is. the person who broke into it probably didn't realize it was a cam campaign office. it's really sad. >> let's get more on this. what's the latest? >> reporter: the latest we're hearing is the phoenix police is trying to figure out who is responsible, looking for a suspect. the hobbs' campaign says they're taking an inventory and trying to figure out if any sensitive material was

>> well brianna, those are exactly the sorts of things that pennsylvanians will be waiting in the justpaigning before the midterm elections. i watched the debate last night. it was hard to watch, frankly. i know both candidates. and i recently had a chance to campaign with john fetterman. and i think at the end of the day, first, the philadelphia area is going to follow the world series. and the surging eagles. and then they're going to return to focusing on this campaign. and at the end of the day, they've got a pretty stark choice between john fetterman, who looked uncomfortable in a suit and tie. whose answers were at times halting. but who is authentic and who will fight for working families in pennsylvania. and whose got a real and strong record as lieutenant governor and mayor to run on. and they will contrast that with mehmet oz who looked very comfortable in a tailored suit who is very good on television. but who made clear his positions on a few issues. the one you just mentioned, he said clearly, a choice, reproductive rights choice by women should also include elected offici

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. this morning we're hearing from russia's top military commander in ukraine publically declaring problems that russian forces are having in kherson. this is a key southern city they seized just after the beginning of the invasion. the commander appeared to suggest that the russian hold on that city is tenuous at best. and we've just heard they're evacuating civilians from the line there. >> and russia continues to target critical infrastructure in ukraine, triggering power and water outages. overnight, central ukraine was hit, quote, all night long by russian attacks. also a new round of kamikaze drone strikes. ukraine claiming it shot down 13 drones in the mykolaiv region. clarissa ward is live with the latest. can you tell us what you're hearing happening near kherson? >> reporter: it's an interesting picture. one we didn't expect to see quite this quickly but what appears to be happening is the mass evacuation of civilians to the sort of left bank, if you will, on the dnipro river.

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. that is the promise from the house january 6th committee as it holds its last public forum before the midterm elections. it comes as there's new reporting in a separate investigation. the mar-a-lago documents case. cnn is told donald trump directed an employee to move boxes at mar-a-lago after he received a sup pena for classified documents. >>> and we're told, the committee is going to hammer home that trump remains a clear and present danger to the united states. sarah murray has more. we're expecting this to be their closing argument. >> reporter: that's right. while we are not expecting to see live witnesses at the hearing, we believe we'll see new video as well as new emails from the secret service. the house select committee investigating january 6th preparing its closing arguments ahead of the midterms. >> there's some new material that i found as we got into it pretty surprising. >> reporter: sources say the committee will use today's hearing to hammer home that former preside

>> it depends on the day, i think, brianna. it depends on who you talk to. you can talk to six people in his orbit, who are uncertain he's going to run. you can talk to six convinced he's going to. i think he backed himself into a corner where he has to run because he needs the protections if he became president again that the white house affords a sitting president in legal cases. if he runs as a candidate, he can say this is political, they're going after me. i think it would bolster his claim, at least with his supporters. his heart does not seem in it and has not. it's hard to imagine a candidate going out as if nothing is happening but he has done things like that before so we'll see. >> we sure with. great to have you this morning, thank you so much. >>> and just in, prosecutors are demanding an investigation into reports that one parkland juror was threatened as parents criticize the jury for sparing the killer's life. we'll speak to a mother just ahead. >>> and this. >> what puzzles me with that upbringing why is he turned against america? >> a pair

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.ser is scheduled to be sentenced next hour for contempt of congress. he failed to comply with a subpoena from the january 6th committee. >> prosecutors are recommending a six-month sentence. bannon is seeking probation. the doj is pushing back on a request by bannon to delay serving any seasntence while hi appeal of the conviction place out. i want to bring in katelyn polantz, live outside of the federal court in washington with more on what we can expect here. katelyn? >> reporter: today is really a test of how much punishment will be delivered to someone who was flouting a congressional subpoena. that is what happened with steve bannon. he was convicted of two charges in the federal court, just a couple of months ago for failing to turn over documentses, and failing to sit for congress and the house select committee as they investigated january 6th and the attack on their own body. they have now come to court. they want the court to enforce this and provide some sort of sentence here

i'm brianna keilar with john berman. two years after the capital riot donald trump remains a clear and present danger to democracy, that's what today's january 6th committee plans to hammer home in their first public hearing since july, likely to be the last before midterm elections. and the panel is said to be treating today's hearing as a sort of closing argument. no live witnesses but there will be new evidence and testimony, some of it from members of trump's own cabinet. >>> also this morning, a new development in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. a source tells cnn that trump himself directed an employee to move boxes of documents out of a basement storage room at mar-a-lago and this was after he received a subpoena for classified documents. this does raise questions about possible obstruction. >> first, today's hearing, let's bring in katelynn on what we can expect. >> there's two things the committee can do here today, tie it together around donald trump's state of mind, everything they've learned so far. t

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. the former president's family business charged in connection with an alleged scheme to compensate executives off the books. >> one of those executives ex-cfo allen weisselberg, cooperating with the d.a. if the trump organization is convicted it would be required to pay back taxes and fines. donald trump and his children are not accused of wrongdoing in this case. kara scannell is outside the courthouse with the latest. >> just an hour or so from now, jury selection will begin in the criminal tax fraud trial of the trump organization. the judge will begin the screening of prospective juror, all residents from manhattan, until they come up with a pool of 12 jurors and several alternates, to hear this case. this trial is starting off this morning despite there being some efforts to reach a kind of plea agreement, according to sources, the manhattan district attorney's office was insisting the trump organization pleaded guilty to some felonies, and according to sources, lawyers for the tr

vote no on m and o. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm brianna. deadly strikes overnight.iation. putin threats ukraine with a tough response if terror attacks continue. after a massive explosion damaged a cre bridge linking crimea and russia. and damaged infrastructure. several regions are now without power after russian missiles slammed critical energy plants. cnn has every angle of this developing story covered. frederik pleitgen is in kyiv and international security editor nick payton walsh is in dnipro. you and your team heard several blasts this morning. i know there have been air raids as well. give us a sense of what things look like right now because these are images we haven't seen since the very early days of this invasion right there in the country's capital. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly what it felt like, as the air raid sirens were going off in the early morning hours of today and we felt the first impact and herd the first impact, i woul

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the next morning i brianna's brother and an office to show us where the illegal loggers have been at work. every one's a little bit apprehensive, they never know what they might encounter. after well, over an hour we reach an opening. at 1st it doesn't look that bad. but in the forest, we find swathes of devastation. during the dry season, the tree trunks are dragged over to the other side of the river. the illegal logging began here just over 6 months ago. they estimate that around 2000 trees have been felt so far and the trunks drive the wave. the woods, such as if bad. oh, glad of beta fetches a high price. but many of these species are consider that risk says you must. so you're really concerned about the extent of the logging. it is so sad to come to a place like this and see this destruction then i gotta, these 3. are you afraid to come here? i asked, was that they mean douglas says will i these days? we're all afraid just to move around on our own territory. the d v. the pinch softly. i'm yes, because the invaders often threaten us. he was ordered but you vote june or supper .

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