brianna was stabbed to death in a park in february last year.ome and takes a bus to meet up with friends on a saturday afternoon. two 15—year—olds — scarlettjenkinson and her friend eddie ratcliffe, marked here by the letters x and y — are waiting for her. the three head off to a country park in warrington. in a quiet area of the park, they attack brianna — a frenzied, brutal, sadistic attack, stabbing her 28 times before the two teenagers run off, leaving her to die alone. i sort ofjoked and said that because if brianna doesn't come home soon, i'll probably have to ring the police. got to the front door and the front door was open, and it was two policemen stood in the house and they said that they'd found a body. and i remember the first thing that i said to him was that i knew — i knew that something was going to happen. you are under arrest. it didn't take long for the police to track down the teenagers responsible — jenkinson and ratcliffe convicted of brianna's murder. the girl is now in prison for at least 22 years. he's serving at least

brianna, it is the high ground. there is great observation into northern israel from that location inside of lebanon that what that is what makes the rocket launchers because in the missile, missiles fired from that area and even the anti-tank direct fire missiles from those areas become so effective against the citizens of northern israel. so putting that flag up there as you just saw in that film, is an indicator that hey, from israel, hey, we've taken the high ground. they can no longer absorb our actions. we have eliminated did the enemy from this space. but as you reported just a minute ago, there's still firing hundreds of rockets at haifa, which is less than 100 kilometers from that border. so there is still action by the hezbollah forces and now they're claiming they want a peace fire of peace peace fire operation, but they're asking the lebanese government to do that for them at the same time, they continue to fire these rockets and missiles. they fired 200 of them yesterday. they fired 100 of them just thi

brianna, so this does seem to be a new one. kunst conversation that's happening. >> so jacqueline, how can parents help kids navigate social media? >> well, there are three steps that might be helpful. number one, you can set early guardrails, so make it clear when you're having device free time, whether that's at dinner or before bed. number to manage expectations by asking your teenager what they hope to get from social media? is it to stay connected with friends or is it turn learn more about your favorite sport or activity and then number three decide on strategies together if they do experience boolean or if they do want to take a break from social media. so these are some conversations it's that might be helpful. and then of course, making sure social media does not take time away from getting enough sleep, getting enough exercise. those are also still important. so having a balanced relationship with social media is also good to talk about brianna. >> yeah, certainly is jacqueline howard. thank you so much. and we'll be

go back to brianna keeler, who is live for us in washington, dc. brianna aid is such a difficult position to be in for folks that are here in part because they just survived hurricane helene they obviously treasurer their homes and their belongings and it's difficult to leave them behind. but when you're faced with a situation like this, where the alternative is death and you're hearing officials say things like, if you're going to stay behind, you have to write your name and your date of birth on your arm so you're corpse can be identified. it's important to weigh that and make the decision as soon as possible, brianna yeah, that is a dire warning and let's hope that people heed it or us ahead this hour on cnn news central vice president harris going after former president trump's false claims about famous hurricane response. >> hear what she just said about trump in a brand-new interview. and legendary watergate journalist bob woodward describing candid behind the scenes conversations from the white house and mar-a-lago including criticism, presi

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brianna all right. >> mj lee. thank you for that report. boris let's discuss with republican congressman dan meuser of pennsylvania. he's also the co-chair of the trump campaign's pennsylvania leadership team. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. you posted on social media much like we saw in that poll that you thought the senator, one last night's debate his favorability rating actually approved among debate watchers. but as we're showing on the screen now, most of those asked still saw him as slightly more unfavorable. their opinion of him was slightly more unfavored. why do you think that is, sir? >> well, hey, good to be with you, boris. yeah. i think jd had a chance to express themselves. so as people saw him very much other than how the media frankly, much of the media has portrayed him as quote unquote, weird. i mean, there's nothing weird about are in fact, he's very pell, and articulate and, you know, in a large degree has lived the american dream, grew up real poor. and put up, put up some school, was enlisted in mari

thank you so much brianna, if i could quickly, they're working at the last minute. >> i mean, the vice president granite, she entered into the race at the very end. i get it. but from the perspective of a lot of men and both of these groups, you look at the democratic party, they focus a lot on women, a lot on every other demo group. but men at the very last minute. so a lot of men and wondering why should i just give you my vote? when you're coming home lately with your message know peso no say so. that's what joining us today. >> thanks god, i use it. >> i liked that secretary of state, tony blinken says, israel needs to quote, capitalize on the deaths of hamas leader yahya sinwar. >> what that could mean for the war in gaza? gaza and wider tensions in the region. and also had the associated press reporting that one direction star liam payne had cocaine in his system when he died. we'll have the latest on in the investigation into his death and later, an attorney representing victims of the gangway collapsed in georgia, calls it a quote, preventable tragedy more details in just momen

thank you thanks, brianna. still to come on, cnn news central, former president trump is seeing huge spikes in cash-flow from one of his richest donors that guy, their elon musk. will have details ahead before election the vice president harris basis voters and takes the pressing questions lie. >> anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall, kamala harris next wednesday at night and eastern on cnn when your child has moderate to severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off so off their clear skin and noticeably less with to pick things because children's six months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin with two pixels been number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists they can day ahead of their accident it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child skin from within serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or

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brianna, let's be really honest.rge lopez made a joke at kamala harris's rally over the weekend about all mexicans being thieves. are we attributing that comment to kamala harris, are querying all of her proxies who were at that rally no, we're not. so i think we need to all get off for a high horses and acknowledged that a bad joke was told. it was bad because it wasn't very funny. the audience didn't find it fund. the guys told other funny jokes and other places. this wasn't one of them, but the media manufacturing of outrage out of this is really just a double standard when you look at the exact kind of jokes being told that the kamala harris rally over the weekend and the fact is, if joe rally show before, if i may finish just what just to finish making the point. if the george lopez joke had been told that the donald trump rally, you and i both know we'd be talking about that, but because it was at a kamala harris rally, we're not saying a word about it and i think that that's just hypocritical i think that if y

boris and brianna really amazing. oren and so sad that it has taken so long and that it came to that in the first place oren liebermann live for us from the pentagon. thank you. some gop lawmakers there is facing backlash after they filed a lawsuit in key battleground states targeting overseas and military voting ahead what military personnel, their spouses, and veterans? since we're saying about the move >> listen wherever you get your podcasts he's been wanting to frame this photo for like five months. >> it took me five minutes to order. >> not bad. right if you have a special photo op for him, you have to check out the keepsake, half the keepsake frames app is amazing. >> you can print and frame photos directly from your phone. it was so easy. >> you just choose a photo pick a frame, and after a few days, is that your doorstep ready? hey wow frame, you've got to check out the keepsake gap. actually really fine i know what i'm not rich as work hard. i scraped to get by donald trump wants to give tax breaks to billi

brianna and boris, they've looking to keep in mind right now. is that anything that kamala harris and donald trump do should be viewed through the lens of a political stop. and this was very clearly a political stop. yes, he surveyed the damage. yes. he talked to first responders, but so much of this was getting out his voters to the polls, even specifically talked about how he wanted people to get out and vote. he warned people that if you are in temporary housing today was the last day that you could get a specific ballot sent to not your permanent address, but this temporary housing, it goes to show you how they feel right now at this point in the race. remember, north carolina deliver donald trump his narrowest win? back in 2020, and they are clearly still concerned about this state. he is here, he has three events today and then he has another event tomorrow and he's going to be back next week. clearly putting this state as a top priority and into his travel rotation as a battleground state. now, as you mentioned, part of what he talked abo

so at this point, i just want to show you that as a president comes across this way, brianna. ryan young. >> thank you so much. we know that you'll be monitoring president biden's visit there to valdosta, georgia. we are going to turn now to you saginaw, michigan, where former president trump is speaking. now let's listen in. >> wouldn't that be nice strong and confident and free? >> i mean, how would you like to live like they're living where thousands and thousands of criminals are put into your town or your city. and all of a sudden all of a sudden your whole life changes, your whole life changes. you see what's happened with springfield and aurora. you see what happens springfield, ohio you see what's happening. would you like to have that happen to you good. >> i was just curious who'd i helped can do that? who can do it? they inject 32,000 people from foreign land far land that has lots of problems. but they eject 30 and your 50,000 people. now you have enough like month you have almost doubled the size and it's a disaster. what's going on in aurora we have venezuelan st

alex, brianna eva. >> thank you very much. and with us now is cnn political director david chalian and david, let's talk about the big picture here. michigan obviously, so important, but explain to us how it fits into the picture and what the latest polling shows. >> yeah. first, let's talk about how close it is. if you look at our latest poll of polls in the state of michigan, it is basically a tie. it's a one point race you see between harris and trump, 48%. harris, 47% trump this is of likely voters. this is an average of the five most recent reputable polls in michigan, which is one way to look at this that is so razor thin. neither campaign can tell you with competence now how michigan will fall here at the end of the day? it's critical. you heard alayna say this before. it's got 15 electoral votes, so it's sizable. so when you're talking about these seven battleground states, it ranks fourth on that list in terms of its electoral price so it opens up paths. if you have it in your corner and walz off some pads for your op

boris, brianna or eva mckend. >> thank you so much. and any moment now, former president trump will be taking part in that town hall in the critical swing state of georgia. >> that's where we find cnn's alayna treene traveling with the trump campaign. she's just outside atlanta where later this evening, trump will hold a rally so what's in store for that? alayna that's right. >> i'm here in duluth where donald trump is going to have this rally tonight. there is a massive crowd here. all right? the many of whom have already been going into the venue. but look, this is a rally hosted by turning point action, and that's notable because turning point action is actually one of the biggest and most crucial outside groups that has been helping donald trump's campaign with their ground game strategy and resources. not only in the state of georgia, but also in the other battleground states as well. now the group's founder, charlie kirk, as well as a series of other high-profile figures, people like tucker carlson, tulsi, gabbard rfk jr. junior,

>> well, brianna hours away from the scheduled execution of robert roberson. and there is still a number of avenues by which his advocates hope this can be stopped. you mentioned one of them, which is this unprecedented and historic move by a state house committee here in tel six is that has issued a subpoena. that committee is investigating the medical testimony that was delivered in this case, and they have scheduled and issued a subpoena for robertson to appear next week before the committee after the execution date. clearly, this is an attempt by that committee to try to halt this execution you should there also his roberson's lawyers are also working through the u.s. supreme court and the texas court of criminal appeals to halt this during the state house committee yesterday meeting, there was a seven hours of testimony. much of it included medical experts said that we're trying to convince of the courts that this medical testimony that was used to convict robert robertson was faulty. we spoke with barry scheck, one of the co-founders of the innocence pro

brianna. >> all right. eva mccann, thank you so much. let's talk about this with our political experts laura barron-lopez is the white house correspondent for pbs newshour erin perrine is a republican strategist for axiom strategies. and jamal simmons served as communications director for vice the co-host of the trailblaze podcast. aaron, to you first, what did you think about this rally? um, i think that we can all say it was offensive at many points in time. does it doesn't broaden his appeal. i would expect i wouldn't think that anybody is going to be swayed to consider voting more for donald trump after that rally, but at this point, it's about two things. it's about headlines and it's about coverage. it's all this is about at this point. this is get out the vote effort. so we are talking breathlessly about donald trump in new york city. and where else is he going to be going this week? he's going to be going to virginia. you're going to see him in new mexico as well. why? they're going on this offensive strategy to try to close out

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milton is set to make landfall not far from here in just a few hours have driven by my colleague, briannaler who's live for us at the nation's capitol hurricane milton is it precedent and storm? >> we saw this thing go from a tropical storm to a category five hurricane just about a day right now, which stands at eight category four, and it is promising 40 plus called an hour winds for this region, as well as a deadly, deadly storm surge. i want to show you what he started to happen in tampa bay right now. the water has started to recede. these are easterly wave that is dragging water out typically the water line is much closer but through this spot right here the seawall in front of me, this recession is something you typically see was storms at some point, this will come flying back as a potential 15 foot storm surge in some parts it's estimated to be somewhere between eight to 12 feet here in tampa bay. and that is what has officials very, very concerned this may be a category four storm, a very powerful one, but the storm surge is a category five and it is set to shatter records set by

. >> boris and brianna first of all, tell you that this was actually billed as, like you said, a pressnce, but also really i was told i talked to donald trump's senior advisers that this was supposed to be the prebuttal to harris's speech on the ellipse this evening that he really wanted to hold an event to mark one week out from election day. but one of the key things that a lot of people were wondering was whether or not he would address at a minimum really addressed, but it's also a apologize for and condemn some of that sexist and racist rhetoric we had heard from the other speakers at madison square garden on sunday. and the answer is no, we did not hear him bring that up. he did talk about madison square garden actually, but instead, he labeled the rally as a love fest. take a listen there's never been an event so beautiful was like a love fest an absolute love fest, and it was my honor to be involved in hopefully, you know, they they started to say, well, in 1939, the nazis used madison square garden so we're going to fight like hell for the next seven days actually did bring up

. >> well, as we speak, brianna, he is flying up over western north carolina where some of the hardest hit areas are and the stories that you hear from people and to see it with one's own eyes is shocking entire livelihoods, homes, businesses, in some cases, entire community please. just swept away out of existence from the water and the debris that followed it. incredible amounts of damage we were in asheville, north carolina. this is a vibrant city, about 100,000 in the blue ridge mountains. we spoke to some of the artists and the business owners. there about where they go from here your first time seeing this? yeah, this is my first time in his mark, right. >> peers into her prince shop studio. >> i don't think i can recover from this. >> her sails table, its enormous hangs from the rafters. how hard is it to look at this stuff it looks like a war happens. asheville's river arts district devastated the waterline two feet or more above the second floor of many buildings near the french broad river. will you and your business survive this one? >> i'm choosing to not survive this one i

brianna. thank you so much. vice president harris at believed that you are now on the telephone fresh off of that briefing that we all saw here on cnn. thank you so much for being here. what is the most important thing that you learned that you want to amplify for americans tens who are in the path of this dangerous storm right now the briefing was very helpful on a number of fronts. >> but most importantly, in getting the word out to folks in florida in particular to please heed the advice and direction of your local officials because this storm is unlike anything we have seen before. and that's the point of emphasis. this is unlike anything we have seen before. we got a lot of tough, strong people in florida who have been through a lot of hurricane hurricanes, tornadoes. but this is not like anything they've dealt with before. so if they have been told to evacuate, they must evacuate. we expect that this is going to be catastrophic and deadly and i would emphasize that i would also emphasize the information th

brianna boris with barely a month ago before the u.s presidential election, oil prices are rising. and if that leads to a spike in gas prices, it might blunt some of the momentum, not just for the economy, but also for the incumbent vice president kamala harris experts say that one possible nasty october surprise would be if the conflict in the middle east then sends oil prices and gas prices much higher cnn business senior writer allison morrow is here to break it all down for us. allison, where are oil prices now? >> thanks for its oil prices are shooting up about 5% today. and that started on tuesday when the middle east escalation sort of began. oil markets have been on edge. there's a real threat that if supply is curtailed, that prices will go up and that's bad news for american drivers and drivers around the world, but especially at this critical time before the election that could be a problem for kamala harris and it's, you know, if there was any doubt that the president doesn't control in the white house doesn't control gas prices. this moment makes it abundantly clear. t

. >> an incredibly somber day and right now, boris and brianna weren't hostage square. >> and you can see the memorial service yes. >> in the screen behind me. >> right now. >> we're david as our photojournalist is showing you just some of the people who work here we've got definitely more than 2000 people who have gathered here over these past. a couple of hours on the ceremony began about an hour ago with one of the most painful moment of silence is what i have ever experienced and as americans, we all understand the pain and emotion a moment like that on 911. and here it is so raw with so many tiers and so much pain. i will say the only time that there was an applause in this crowd tonight boris and brianna was when there was a call for national investigation into what happened. and when you said that just a moment ago, brianna, the frustration and the outrage, the anger at the fact that this happened, and that there they'll 97 hostages who were taken hostage on october set up a year ago today, who are not holding any even now, we are learning that israeli intelligence seems to hav

tell us about this that's right, brianna.l, nearly 250 years after president george washington crossed the delaware river behind me. now, today, vice president kamala harris is hoping and to reach across the aisle to convince some republicans to support her instead of former president donald trump. that's what this event entirely is about. you already noted over 100 republicans here, expected to back her and support vice president kamala harris. that's his in attendance predominantly for this event right here also, we're going to hear from former rep. senator adam kinzinger. we also just recently heard from the georgia lieutenant governor geoff, former lieutenant governor geoff duncan, all speaking about the themes of patriotism this is uniting the nation and particularly putting country over party and the harris campaign says that harris, when she speaks within this hour, is going to lean in two topics like january 6, like former president trump's unwillingness to accept the results of the 2020 election and much more that's

boris, brianna alright. >> and eva, thanks. you so much for that. we have had some problem with our elements here, so i do just, so we don't confuse our viewers. i want to go ahead and play the sound bite of what trump said about women and then right after we're going to play what kamala harris said in response here it is for weeks ago, i would say, no, i want to protect the people. i want to protect the women of our country. i want to protect the women share. please don't say that why they said we think it's we think it's very inappropriate for you to say so why they said, sir, i just think it's inappropriate for you to say pay these guys a lot of money. can you believe it as well, i'm going to do it. whether the women like it or not. i've got to protect them it actually is at being very offensive to women in terms of not understanding there agency, their authority, their right, and their ability to make decisions about their own lives, including their own bodies and this is just the latest in a series of reveals by the former president of how he t

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brianna here in just minutes. president biden will be taking an aerial tour over the carolinas to see for himself how the hurricane has devastated the region north carolina, of course, suffering the highest number of deaths from helene, which made landfall on friday is a cattle no gory four storm at least 180 people across six states died in the storm and many more remain missing at this point, the countless who survived are now living without power. they have limited food and water. they have no way to leave the area after helene ripped up roads power grids, and knocked out water plants cnn's miguel marquez is in raleigh, north carolina for us following the president's visit and miguel, the president approved some major manpower today to help in these relief efforts. tell us about it. >> yeah, it's a u.s. military manpower active duty military, and lots of gear from a helicopter is too heavy trucks to try to move water to get the electricity up, to get some of the cell phone, restore to areas that are very hard.

this day, we are now taking a moment to realize, as israel could strike any moment, boris and brianna it is heart wrenching and even more difficult to know that the end may not be inside aaron and jim from tel aviv. thank you both so much. >> as people throughout israel more and they are also as noted at war today, the idf launched another airstrike on the jabalya refugee camp in gaza. hospital officials say at least ten people there for killed, at least 20 more injured. despite the idf warning people to leave the area, the israeli military also issuing new evacuation orders for northern and southern gaza as it ramps up operations against hamas in those locations. let's discuss with cnn global affairs analyst mark esper, who served as defense secretary under president trump. he also serves on the board or as a strategic advisor for a handful of aerospace and defense-related companies. secretary, thank you so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us. one year after october 7, and seeing activity in gaza. what's going on with hezbollah in lebanon and the looming response from isr

following breaking news here on cnn, i'm boris sanchez live near tampa bay alongside my co-anchor, brianna keeler in the nation's capital and hurricane milton is inching closer and closer to sata, to west florida, gulf coast of florida right now, you're attempt they were watching low tide it's start to set in the water began to recede. >> and that water is coming back with a dangerous storm surge anticipated between up to eight to 15 feet along the gulf coast, 15 feet in sarasota would prove devastating. here in tampa bay. >> as you can see behind me, it is coming down the water fuel previously, we are starting to get to the point of maximum rainfall. >> and this will be sustained throughout the evening hours into tomorrow hurricane milton is proving to be an unprecedented storm yesterday, strengthening to a category five. and as it gets closer to florida, though it does begin to change and expand those wind speeds have started to slowly come down. >> that doesn't mean that the danger is any less because the storm surge, it is packing is historic. we want to go live to release the rapper w

>> oh, boris and brianna, many of these families didn't know the extent of the financial damage until our cnn investigative team actually called them or some of them didn't know until their loved one died. leaving these adult children to pick up the pieces one day my gosh, the benjamin family has had this conversation before 81-year-old richard benjamin just doesn't remember. so between these two months, it's over $60,000 richard benjamin has dementia when read went red on. ultimately, he gave away more than $80,000 and political donations all going through a fundraising platform called when red republican campaigns rely on it to solicit donations, often using misleading ads through email and text messages like we tried to warn you, but you kept ignoring u.s. president trump personally tapped you. this is not a drill when we looked at his phone his phone told the whole story because he would get dozens dozens of text messages a day referring to him as a patriot and thank you for helping to save america. i was dealing with president trump and so it came up that when i, when they want t

>> but boris and brianna, this is it. this is the end of the road for rudy giuliani trying to hold on to nearly everything he owns that is worth more than 1,000 sen. dollars. rudy, ruby freeman, and shaye moss, these two georgia election workers, they won $150 million. after they took rudy giuliani to trial for defaming them after the 2020 election. he has been trying to fight paying that debt for nearly a year and now we have this order from the judge in the federal court in manhattan saying it's time to turn it all over to these women to begin to make them whole. his assets don't nearly lead him to give them $150 million. but what he does have that they will be able to take control of either immediately or tried to sell off to collect on includes a $6,000,000 new york co-op apartment, a penthouse on the upper east side, $2 million. that rudy giuliani says is owed to him by the trump campaign. so ruby freeman and shaye moss will be able to go to donald trump and say, you owe us now for the work rudy giuliani was doing as

. >> well, brianna, for the vice president today, it is a big manufacturing push. she's currently in saginaw where she will visit a semiconductor facility on that assembly line. speaking to workers central, go to mccomb county to a labor union training facility. this allows the vice president it's an then to tout the wins of the biden-harris administration as she views it, when it comes to these types of manufacturing jobs, the chips act they argued fortified those jobs and then also point to policy areas in her campaign pitch that supports this like funding for apprenticeship programs, as well as tax cut for american manufacturers and this comes at a time when democrats in some corners very much want this to be the closing argument. an affirmative case for why she wants to be president. they just see some limitations in focusing so heavily on the former president who has proved impervious. these criticisms of him as it relates to fascism and racism. but yet and still the vice president is going to be asked about this. let's listen the way, what he did last night i

. >> brianna, that could give people cause clearly, what happened at the town hall where he just stopped is sitting there swaying to the music for 40 minutes as people leave, there have been some awfully strange comments. the interesting thing is after the debate between trump and biden back in june, the polls showed that trump led biden by 29 points on the issue of who is better physically and mentally fit to be president after the trump harris debate. now harris leads trump by 20 points on the exact same issue. so this question of mental and physical fitness to be president which was working for trump against biden, is now very much working for harris against trump. >> and this is something that you and the panelists on your show. we're gonna be exploring this weekend. how concerned do you think that voters should be about his mental acuity you know, it's up, it's up to them as i say in the poll, they certainly are, you know, what's interesting? >> i've been reading a lot about this reasonably. there's something as people get older and diminish there's something called disinhibition ba

intelligence phase, multiple for imaginary being towed, attempting to infiltrate the boulder region of brianna from you. frame the states and direct quitman and personal items indicate weston involved. the a very welcome. this is on the international coming to life from most guys with the latest world news out. thanks. good to have you with us this. our b is wally paula minutes has passed a bill to the bottom, the un relief and works agencies of palestinian refugees from operating in the country. let's get the latest details now from all t's middle east bureau chief maria from ocean. not good to see maria. so what can you tell us about the details of this unprecedented days really found on, on the was an organization which has been critical and delivering a to civilians in gauze, if over a year now, i make a good evening to you. indeed, on monday, dear, in its 1st winter session, these really parliament passed a little to ben b u. one agency that provides relief to palestinians on the wall from operating within the country and throughout the occupied territories, including is jerusalem. and th

brianna was stabbed to death in a park in february last year.imagine meeting the same group of friends at the pub on a thursday night for 56 years. well, that's exactly what a group of six friends from south yorkshire have been doing since 1968. the men, all now in their early 80s, believe they have only missed about two dozen meet—ups. 0ur correspondent, joe inwood was with them earlier, and found out more about how they have been able to keep this tradition alive. it's a little early for drinking but i guess if you're celebrating more than 50 years of being friends, well, why not? you can make an allowance. i'm going to bring in ken here, he's one of the original members of the group. you've had a huge reaction worldwide to people finding out about your group, your friendship. what's it been like? the reaction? yes. well, it's amazing. i can't understand it. i think a friend of mine summed it up when he said, "i can't understand what the fuss is, about some old farts sitting in a pub", and i think i agree with him. but you have — every week —

following all of these major you're stories and many more all coming in here to cnn news central i'm brianna keeler with alex marquardt thanks for being in for boris today and we are beginning of course with breaking news nearly 2000 pages of documents that former president trump fought to keep secret have just been made public, which just 18 days until the election special counsel jack smith, releasing this huge trove of documents that are nearly entirely blacked out, almost entirely redacted. they're part of the prosecutors election subversion case, the january 6 case against former president donald trump. prosecutors have charged trump with four crimes stemming from his actions following his 2020 election loss. including conspiracy to defraud the united states, as well as obstruction trump, of course, has pled not guilty. cnn's evan perez is here with us now, so evan, you and your team are still going through these 2000 documents. what can you tell us about what you've seen so far? >> well, a lot of them a lot of these documents, we can't see just yet eventually, we presume if this if we

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>> yeah, that's right, brianna. well, up until now, the working assumption has been that yahya sinwar was likely killed by tank fire. that is what the israeli military has suggested as they said, that this exchange of gunfire that happened initially with sinwar and two other palestinian militants, ultimately ended with israeli tank firing a shell into the building where he was where he was wounded but now i've actually spoken today with the man who conducted the autopsy on yahya sinwar's body, dr. kugler, who is the chief pathologist as israel's national center of forensic medicine. and he tells me me that he is confident that it was a gunshot wound to the head that killed sinwar the cause of this is gunshot wound in the head. >> here's a bullet in his head and there's a severe traumatic brain injury injury from other sources, like a missile oil injury in his right forearm fallen masonry on his left leg, or tie, more and many sharpeners that shrapnel entered his body, but only in the chest. they caused the severe da

boris and brianna, because this area of central pennsylvania really could be pivotable pivotal i should say, to who wins the commonwealth's boris brianna alright. >> danny, thank you so much for that report from harrisburg and for vice president harris, it may come down to that so-called blue wall, not just pennsylvania, but wisconsin, and michigan as well. and these three states could help her get to that 200 and 70 electoral vote votes. and three states that historically do vote for the same candidate. >> no, it's a very similar sort of group of voters. and today, new cnn polling shows the vice president with a narrow lead in two of those states, up five and six points in michigan and wisconsin respectively. still a deadlock with trump in pennsylvania cnn senior data reporter harry enten joins us now from new york with a new polling. harry, i notice you're not at the board again but he's got his yellow board and that's what matters. are you seeing any trend lines in these key states, erin not really know. >> and i'll also just note i've even upgraded its and now i can say other things

if the speakers today already are any indication, brianna, this will come up quite a bit today. they have already been getting a lot of mileage out of that gap from vice president biden or donald trump, also addressing those remarks on truth, social yesterday, writing quote vice president harris has spent all week comparing her political opponents to the most evil mass murderers and history. now, on top of everything, joe biden calls supporters are garbage. you can't lead america if you don't love the american people. and yes, i expect him to continue to harp on that message when he takes the stage later today in north carolina, we're just the bottom an hour down the road. from where vice president harris is holding her events. well, these two campaigns are colliding on this critical battleground state. where about three 3.4 million ballots have already been cast. but more than 40% of the number of registered people here. so clearly a lot of people are already taking advantage i'm voting early here. >> and you see the sign behind me that says vote early. >> donald trump encourag

and brianna, i think the other thing you managed to do is really tease out how this all happens.e's from your reporting. in chimney rock a rumor spread on social media that government officials planned to seize the decimated village and bulldoze bodies under the rubble. authorities and news outlets debunked the assertion, but people still took to social media imploring militias to go after fema. just how does this type of misinformation spread? >> we are chasing this down actually as we speak. but this claim seems to come from one individual who posted it a week or so ago and it just blew up on x. people were reading it out loud on tiktok. they were reposting it on facebook. it was getting shared in groups. and i think this is a part of western north carolina where it's rural, you know, communications were down, so people were kind of talking at distribution sites where i heard rumblings. and i think just things spread pretty quickly. so it was baking online and then kind of i saw it play out on the ground a little bit when i was there. >> olivia, i want to show you a harris camp

boris, brianna mccaul says, he does still love the game. any hopes to stay involved? saying that he hopes now to be able to get into coaching. now that his playing careers over coy, let's talk about tua tagovailoa we know that he's practicing, he's back out on the practice field. dolphins have a game coming up this sunday. it appears that he's going to play, as i noted a moment ago, this is his third diagnosed concussion in the nfl. i believe he had won at alabama and then there was another one in the nfl that didn't get the actual designation of a concussion, but it was widely believed that he had a head injury what do you make of him coming back? yeah. previously before this this was two seasons ago where he had his last diagnosed concussion and he spent all last season on the comeback. he vowed to place smarter and he did not suffer any diagnosed concussions last season. but here we are again and this one looked as bad as some of those other others have. he? does vow once again to play smart. he returned to practice this week after missing the previous four weeks,

but certainly brianna and boris, this is something that democrats are very much hoping they will soon be able to point to as one more piece of action that they were able to take to try to protect people's access to reproductive health care rights all right. >> mj. thank you for the latest there and still become elon musk says, he's going to give away 1 million a day to voters in battleground states. but is it legal an election law expert will weigh in and former president trump sued by the central park five for things that he said about them on the debate stage, while details next tonight at ten eastern on cnn. >> when you have kids, you get opinions what happened in bed by eight under 65 degrees outside i can't turn off those comments, but i can turn off comments on my teen's tiktok videos, comments, settings on tiktok attention, everyone on both medicare and medicaid. >> did you know you could be adding money back to your social security check every month. certain beneficiaries qualify for specific benefits based on income variable if occasion get it free, medicare benefits, review

brianna boris alright. >> eva mckend, live for us in detroit. thank you so much for that. we've seen as priscilla alvarez joining us now priscilla harris has gone from focusing on joy to ramping up her attacks on trump. what is this new strategy? >> well, it's an extension of her argument that the foreign president is not fit for office. and at her rally yesterday in erie, pennsylvania that i attended, she said, quote, he is increasingly unstable and unhinged. it's one thing to say it though. what was remarkable about the rally last night and telling about how the next few weeks are going to look like, is that she also rolled a clip of the former president's rallies and interviews. watch i will show you one example of donald trump's worldview and intentions. please roll the clip the worst people are the enemy from within so you heard you heard his words, you heard his words coming from him? now, we'll call it the presidential debate. she said much of the same essentially inviting people are in watchers to watch his rallies, to get a sense of what he is like. and so this is

the father of ivf during that town hall on fox news might move those numbers in either direction, brianna? >> yeah. we'll have to wait and see boris joining us now to discuss all of this is republican congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina, congresswoman, thanks for being with first, i wonder if you think trump can win, if he doesn't do better than that, you know, up about just one with white women well, i think it's up to the voters, right? >> so in a couple of weeks, in 20 days or so, the country will decide. i do think he has that. he's peacing right now that is numbers are increasing when i live live in a swing district, i live in the only swing district in south carolina and i've been talking about women's issues since roe v. wade was overturned. i've been screaming it from the rooftops about how we need to show that we as republicans support women in the 2022 cycle in swing districts like mine and in swing states across the country about 55% of the electorate or female voters. this is not a voting bloc that anybody can ignore. republican, democrat, or independent. it's one of th

brianna, the 2016 loser is going to give advice to kamala harris? this is more good news for trump.e this. >> yeah, me too. the problem with democrats is that they like do reduce women down to our uterus. the fact remains and you spoke about this we care about the economy too. we eat. groceries are too expensive. we care about crime because it's no longer safe to walk the streets without wondering are we going to be murdered by illegal immigrants let in by this administration. we want our resources go to teach our students. the propaganda press is more focused on the female gender gap because they are obsessed with abortion when they should really be focused on the facts that democrats are hemorrhaging male voters like never seen before. >> laura: they think that's going to make up for their shrinkage among male voters and black voters and young voters. >> that's a heavy lift, dana. i didn't even get into the transgender agenda which, of course, is horrific as someone no played sports in high school and college. i mean, it's a horrible thing for youngs women, again, this is what fem

liz: what do you think of what brianna said, marc?it's going where the wind blows and the problem california democrats have is they contested do well nationally and only run in one party states and doing colbert and the view. that's her audience and doesn't need to win them. she has to win over the other people and has no clue how to go about that. liz: okay, brianna lyman and marc simone, thank you for joining us. >> thanks so much. liz: monitoring the campaign trail and jd vance about to speak in north carolina hit hard by hurricane helene and reports are coming in for the biden white house block a big government contract for elon musk's star link communications in rural areas. areas because he country like biden is harris. that's the story. watch dogs say is this about putting politics over saving lives including hurricanes and elon musk is saying that. former top trump economic adviser steve moore will break it down next. good to see steve coming up. >> i haven't moisted might be leaving and it's one gentleman over there and comin

brianna boris all right. >> priscilla alvarez. thank you so much. let's go to alayna treene, who is in henderson, nevada, just outside of las vegas. this is one of trump's western stops today. and alayna trump right now, we should mention, is interestingly, in albuquerque, new mexico, tell us why he's there and what his messages that he's in new mexico is because he is continuing to try in court hispanic community in this country. >> of course, that comes after some of those really derogatory and racist remarks data comedian on sunday made about puerto rican saying that puerto rico as a floating island of garbage, we've continued to see the trump campaign trying clean up those remarks. now when i talked to donald trump's team, they argue that they're unsure how much this could actually those comments could actually affect the election at this point, with just five days to go. but they see it as a needless headache before the end of this cycle. now i do want to point your attention to something donald trump just said moments ago. he made it clear why