school officials say they've received several reports of cabrera mak school threatson so. now, thatluded posting a picture of him with anse ar-15 rif and comikehamelesj, gt up thel all whin the mst he was arrested and charged friday and is expected to be in court at 8:30 morning. >> ♪ >> the trump administration may be planning to go the furthest it has gone yet to roll back protections for transgender americans. according to the new york times, a memo says the departmentf o health and human c servicesonsidering changing the definition of gender under federalism the new definition would define msex as eithere or female unchangeable and based on one's genitalia at birth. imes reports that the new forterpretation wouldet rid fen 1.4 million transgender amabericans. lothe transgender communityieay the movhe administration is only the se beg tinning of r people from existen >> one of the things that we cehave learned throughha histo is t there aree but basico impose their views human law say we have thes right to exist. impact currently pending court cases involvi bathrusm e f

cabrera is 18 years old. he's from rockville. we spoke to a student thatent to high school with him in bethesda. e told us that he seemed friendly. cabrera stayed with a friend and when officers arrested him he had two assault rifles a ando on him when they moved in. he posted videos saying he owned an ar-15 and has it with him at all times. he posted a picture of him posing with it saying school shooter. other posts said i hate wj, referencing the high school, and ha, ha, i'm goingo shoot up the school.he >> threat may have been real, but it also just makes us as a lawen forcement l -- enforcement agency that we have those guns off the street. >> and walter johnson's saying they alerted the school resourcw officer that able to loop her colleagues in and get started on the investigation. chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you, chris. >> we're also tracking a threat against schools in manassas. threats against two schools were made on instagram last night. a suspect is in custody now and more police will be on patrol at osbourn high

michelle caruso-cabrera unshackled, raw.sold for $1.3 million at auction but was shredded by the frame right after the gavel sounded. it's monday, october 8th, 2018 happy canadian thanksgiving. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ snoitsds ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned our guest host is cnbc contributor michelle caruso-cabrera she is here to talk about a lot of things that are happening with the markets. >> pleasure to be here. >> we'll jump right in in a minute

poli luis cabrera has a history of making threats against walter johnson high. back in february, the former ngudent posted a snapchat on social media sa quote, i hope everyone at w.j. dies. this is according to a detective in court earlier this morning. two weeks ago, cabrera posted a picture of himself holding a loaded ar-15 with a caption, "school shooter." police say two rles and ammo were discovered on him when he was arrested at a friend's apartment. cabrera also had previously been ordered to get alcohol counseling. >>> let's switch gears now to the weather. 's a bit chilly in our forecast. we've got a bit more of a chill. lauren ricketts? >> yeah, absolutely. a littlbit more of chill coming our way, pat. and i'm sure you, likeel everyby , when they walked out the door this morning, probably a little shock o there. because we had freeze warnings and frost wadvisories. e're looking at a beautiful day out there. this is overlooking reston, right along 267, the dulles toll road. good news is, noda rain no rain tomorrow, no rain wednesday, thursday, friday. we

in court today, a judge called luis cabrera ahreat to the community and ordered him held without bond. cabrera began threatening walter johnson in february, when he learsed he had m too many classes to graduate. this month, he posted a snapchat photo of himself holding an ar-15 rifle with the caption " "school shoote >>> after 18 years behind bars theder of his pregnant girlfriend, a football player wants t see the baby who survived. weoul tell what the son thinks about a lee junior. >>> the trump administratio considers changing the definition of gender. how it could change life for transgender americans. >>> a lot of great minds go into that technology and i would love to be part of that. >> and driverless cars coming to a street near yo we're going to take a look at how d.c.lans to m pak barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98

in honor of the return of michelle caruso-cabrera we're going to take you around the globe. in the power rundown. far-right candidate jair bolsonaro elected president of brazil, rejection of the left wing workers party that ran braz brazil he's been seen as pro-business, right. >> he could be potentially transformational for brazil. his would-be finance minister studied at the university of chicago. it's the first time i think in modern history you hear a platform that's about increasing market forces in brazil, reducing the role of government in a lot of the businesses they have there keep in mind, he's very, very controversial. he has said some awful things about gays that should not be repeated and what is astounding about that fact is 29% of gays in brazil voted for him, anyway they said they were going to do that why? because people in brazil are so frustrated with rampant crime, with horrendous economy, the worst recession they've ever seen so it's really been -- this is an incredible moment for brazil. we're going to see how it works out. the social issues are one thi

cabrera is accused of threatening walter johnson high schl.olice say he posd a picture of himself with an ar-15 rifleon g with quotes like i hate wj i'm going to shoot up the school. the posts were made within the past month. cabrera was arrested and charged on friday. >> this morning d.c.olice investigating a sex assault that happened on longfellow drive northwest. a female victim was f alley whenwy shwhere shewas sexually assault. after thehe attac suspect took off on foot. e latest on the mansion murders trial. closing arguments begin today following a week of witness testimony by the prosetion meant to clarify or refute defense testimony. the jury heard from four peop including the police officer who responded to the savopoulos home for shots fired, the woman who owns the d business waron wint says he left his blue minivan and an arson investigator. jury deliberations are t >> jury selection is set to begin this morning in the trial of michaelfo ford. ard is the man charged in an attack on a prince george's county police station back in 20

michelle caruso-cabrera tells us what's next for the country.ean markets at quk x"our. "sawbo returns in just a moment benjamin franklin captured lightning in a bottle. over 260 years later as the nation's leader in energy storage we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it nextera energy. ♪ whether it's a big thing, small thing, or something unexpected, pnc will be right there when you need us. because when it comes to your finances, if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. >>> let's get to our guest host. cnbc contributor michelle caruso-cabrera you've already -- we've briefly talked about pence's speech. and you were just talking about china again. we had kevin warsh on last week. he was, like, talking about a long protracted period of, like, a cold war >> with china. >> and how frightening this could be i'm going to cite a piece and see what you think of it okay it was in "the new york post." all right. it was in "the new york post." it was in the opinion part but they're making the case

we have meteorologist ivan cabrera with more. >> this is hurricane michael. we get hurricanes in october. we had one last year which was nathan. it took a similar track to this one. 60-mile-an-hour winds. the rain is the outer bands of the storm which heads into the gulf and due north. it will intensify rapidly here. we could look at a category two storm. that is the forecast at 100 miles an hour. inland will be 85. the timing here which is specific and i'll zoom in here at panama city beach. a category two hurricane with 100 plus-mile-an-hour winds. wednesday at 3:00 p.m. you know the area is vulnerable to storm surge. that could be catastrophic there. we will keep you posted as advisories come out. >> ivan, thank you. >>> taylor swift weighing in on politics. she used her instagram feed to endorse the tennessee democrat who are both running for seats in the house. in the post, swift went after the senate rival, a republican congress member marcia blackburn. as much as i would like to continue to vote for women in office, i cannot support marsha blackburn. h

. >> meteorologist ivan cabrera is live in the cnn weather center. ivan, what is the latest on the storm? >> christine, i have been watching this spin all night. at time it is looked like it would -- at times it looked like it would explode. it is still a category one. we will get an update at the top of the hour for you. it is holding at gusts of 115. moving northwest at 12 miles an hour. not much as far as hurricane warnings. pensacola to cedar key. you have tropical storm watches and warning. you will have strong winds and heavy rains. not the catastrophic effects of a category three. 8:00 p.m., 120-mile-an-hour winds. it will pull to the north and northeast. destin, panama city. on the eastern flank of this. if that happens, the gulf of mexico is coming to you and in that direction will be terrible for this area. this area is prone to storm surge. 8 to 12 feet. these islands are flat. a foot aboveground. the buildings are taller than that. some will be impacted if we're talking 6 to 9 feet in panama city. we had florence with the incredible amoun

i'm ana cabrera in washington. breaking news right now on cnn.ric confirmation and swearing in of the newest u.s. supreme court justice. to seattle, washington, and new york c

ana cabrera in washington.uing our coverage of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh being sworn in as we speak. i'm ana cabrera in washington. i'm back in just an hour. this place isn't for me. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. >> welcome to "unfiltered." right now, you're looking at dramatic live pictures of protesters storming the steps of the supreme court following the confirmation of brett ka

i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin this hour with a desperate march north and a white house determined to push the caravan journey squarely to the center of the political debate. at this moment, thousands of central american migrants fleeing poverty and violence have resumed their trek. just a day after bearing the sweltering heat to cross a bridge connecting guatemala and mexico, looking for work, looking for a better life, many carrying their tiny children in their arms the entire way. their plight becoming a key political issue as the midterms inch ever closer, now just 16 days away. president trump saying today full efforts are being made to stop the onslaught of illegal aliens from crossing our southern border. people have to apply for asylum in mexico first. if they do thafail to do that, u.s. will turn them away. he went on to repeat one of his favorite falsehoods. the caravans are a disgrace to the democrat party. change the immigration laws now. cnn correspondent patrick oppeman is near the border. he

i'm ana cabrera in new york. great to have you with us. we begin with the president's campaign chorus. minutes ago president trump repeated a rhyme he hopes will stick with midterm voters as he tries to keep his republican majority in congress. >> the choice for every american could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. that's become -- [ cheers ] -- a hash tag. >> trump spoke for about an hour in nevada, a key swing state where republican senator dean heller is in a very tight race against jackie rosen. the president capped a three day tour of western states as election day is a little more than two weeks away. in states like nevada early voting has begun, kyung lah was at the rally in the town of elko and joins us now. president trump may have talked mobs versus jobs but also went hard on immigration. >> reporter: it was a heavy immigration-themed rally. he spoke many different times, returning to the topic, hitting many familiar themes but also talking about what's happening south of the border with the ca

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he's identified a loui louis cabrera. he had two rifles and ammunition th him. he posted i hate wj and ha, ha, i'm going to shoot up the school. >> the threat may have been real, but it also just makes us feel good that we have him in custody and thoseuns off the street. >> cabrera is expected to appear in court at 8:30 this morning. he's being held without bond. >> also police are two shootings in prince george's county. one man is in critical condition after being shot on fairview avenue. a second shooting victim showed up at a nearby hospital. he's expected to be okay. police believe the two shootings connected. >> it's now 6:05. this morning the jury selection starts today in the trial of michael ford. he is charged in the 2016 deadly shooting at a prince george's county policestation. the attack resulted in the death of the officer that was an undercover narcotics agency. >> there's a second meeting about the result of an investigation. on friday, theniversity board of regents heard the findings for the first time. tomorrow's meeting will be to analyze thea

meteorologist ivan cabrera is live in the cnn weather center. we had a recent update. the winds are whipping up. >> christine, today is monday. we have two days to pre-tear. it could -- prepare. it could be a major hurricane. by lunch, we have a hurricane. tropical storm winds. look at the bands already impacting south florida. these are heavy squalls with heavy rainfall. the dangerous part of the storm doesn't get in until it intensifies and hits somewhere along the gulf coast here as we head through the day on wednesday. look at the winds. 110. category three is 111. models indicating that. some indicating a strong three up to a four. keep that in mind. this could blow up in the gulf of mexico as a big storm. even if it doesn't, if it takes the track and stays a two, it will be a huge deal especially for the bays east of the center of circulation. here are the watches. this is what is new from the border of alabama and florida. all the way to cedar key. a hurricane watch in the pink. yellow is a tropical storm watch in effect. those will go to warnings as we get clos

ivan cabrera tracking it. thank you so much, ivan. >>> next here on cnn newsroom, the u.s. midterm elections are just a month away and the battle to confirm brett kavanaugh may have been a sign of things to come. could get ugly. we'll take a look. stay with us. today, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. and customer service are critical to business success. when i was shopping fothe choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i can reach 24/7. great savings and round the clock service? now that's a win-win. winner. winner. yay me! oh, hi! good luck. switch to geico®. it's a win-win. a lot of things have to goen right before that happens.n? [ dramatic music playing ] we need to fail down here so we don't fail up there. this isn't just another trip, neil. you're not just going to work. we got a bad fire. they're gone. what are

. -- ana cabrera. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. me on this sunday. president trump walking a tight rope this week about one of the closest allies in the middle east about murder, and the killing of u.s. citizen jamal khashog khashoggi. the president says that he is going to call the king today, and ahead of that, he has promised severe

let's bring in ivan cabrera here with the latest. bad news for europe. >> a lot going on there. a hurricane spinning for quite some time across the central atlantic. but i want to take you to, my goodne goodness, wales here. incredible flooding. take a look at the boats there. not having a chance with this storm here as it rolled through. now, this is just a non-tropical area of low pressure that slammed into the uk over the weekend here with incredible amounts of rain. the weather service looking at perhaps one of the worst here in decades as a result of very heavy rain and also some strong winds. take a look at gravity losing. wow, that is a waterfall, or is it? it's going the wrong direction, folks. going from south to north here as a result of hurricane-force winds that, again, came in with this powerful area of low pressure. we're getting into that time of year where we can do that. take a look here once again. all over the place, not just wales but scotland getting in on the action as well with very strong winds. we've had the st. george channel very angry. the bristol bay

threats onia s aocdil mea.re of himself withic atu pn ar-15 rif dedpou comments likele "ate hheiol" cabrera was arrested andchargeda ngisth 6:03 is the time right n. the trump administration facing backlash for plan to roll backtransgender americans. an article in the new york times cites a h vernment memo whicys the department of servics definition ofdeender under fel law. the new definition would define person's sex as male or female unchangeable and based on genitalia at birth. local advocates and allies in the transgender community say this movement by the administration is only the beginning of the ministration trying e torase transgendere.eople from existenc >> one of the things that we have learned h throughistory is that there are people who can try to impose their viewsbut we have the right to exist. >> the proposed c eshang use for transgender people and fedel civil rights protections. >> also this morning, thousands of migrantsryin t g their flee this morning towards the united states despite the from president donald trump. yesterday the caravan crossed intoouthern mexico. many

that's a cat 2. >> ivan cabrera, thank you very much. we'll keep an eye on that storm coming this week. >>> still ahead, a deadly car accident in new york. we'll tell you about how that community is dealing with great pain there. >>> plus, the so-called trump of the tropics could become brazil's next president. and women's rights activists are disturbed and alarmed. we'll explain. stay with us. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. >>> in the u.s. state of new york, investigators are trying to figure out why a limousine crashed into a parked vehicle. the accident killing 20 people.

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i'm ana cabrera in new york.sperate march north and a white house determined to push the caravan journey squarely to the center of the political debate. at this moment, thousands of central american migrants fleeing poverty and violence have resumed their trek. just a day after bearing the sweltering heat to cross a bridge connecting guatemala and mexico, looking for work, looking for a better life, many carrying their tiny children in their arms the entire way. their plight becoming a key political issue as the

>>> you're live in the cnn newsroom, i'm ana cabrera in new york. breaking news this hour, president trump announcing that the u.s. is pulling out of a landmark arms treaty with russia. here is the president. >> yeah, uh, russia has violated the agreement. they've been violating it for many years. and i don't know why president obama didn't negotiate or pull out. and we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to. we're the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we've honored the agreement. but russia has not, unfortunately, honored the agreement. so we're going to terminate the agreement. we're going to pull out. >> this treaty has been in effect since 1987 when president reagan signed it alongside soviet leader gorbachev. ryan, what does this move mean? >> reporter: ana, as you said, this treaty dates back to the days of the cold war. it eliminated a wide range of medium to short range nuclear capable missiles. the soviet union and the united states came to this agreement. prior to th

part of the same wind pattern that will ramp up our cabrera weather. it is an early heads up if you live at elevations of 1,000 feet and above. we could see these occasional gusts of 20 to 40 miles an hour. we'll pinpoint more of the specific winds. i want to get you ready for that forecast. it will start off cool. mostly sunny skies. 50s from the south bay to the tri-valley and more 50s for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. so not a lot in the way of fog for the morning hours. the temperatures will ramp up. in the south bay, close to 90 degrees. that will be my warmest. milpitas, it will be the hot nest contra costa counties. ri it will feel like it. you know the drill. drink plenty of water. remember thesero the bay, a little bit of breeze off the water. 77 in oakland. we'll see similar temperatures. -up in redwood city and 78 at san mateo. i think we're good for some 70s. and marin and sonoma counties always popular spots. stretching right over through napa. i think through most of the day tomorrow, we're not looking at super gusty wind

. >>> the teen has been identified as 18-year-old louis cabrera. he posted i hate wj and ha, ha, i'm going to shoot up the ho . >> this threat may have been real but it also just makes us as a law enforcement agency feel good that we have him in custody and the guns off t street. >> he is expectedo appear in court at 8:30 and he's being held without bond. police are itigating two shootings in prince george's county. one man is in critical condition after being shot on fairview avenue. a second shooting victim showed up at a nearbyal hospit he's expected to be okay. police believe the two shootings are connected. >>> the jury selecon starts today in the trial t of man charged in a deadly shooting of a police the attack resulted in an officer's death. he was an undercover narcotics detective and responded to the g gunfire. ford faces a variety of charges including murdernd attempted murder. >> tomorrow there will be a second meeting about the results of the investigation into the culture of the university of maryland football program. on friday, the

. -- ana cabrera. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. cabrera and thank you for being with me on this sunday. president trump walking a tight rope this week about one of the closest allies in the middle east about murder, and the killing of u.s. citizen jamal khashog khashoggi. the president says that he is going to call the king today, and ahead of that, he has promised severe punishment, and while he has not ben clear on what it does mean, he is clear of what it does not mean. he won't touch a potential armed deal with the saudiss. but the republicans had a message for the president, if you don't act, we will. >> i believe that the trump administration will do something, and the president has said that, but if he doesn't, congress will, and that i will tell you with 100% certainty, and almost full unanimity across the board with the republicans and the democrats and a strong congressional response if the saudis lured him into the consulate and murdered him and cut up the body and disposed of it. there is a strong conkoresh nal response

louis cabrera has a history of threatening walter johon high school. he began threatening in february after learning he would not be able to graduate. they worry he'll want revenge on the students that repord him to police. >> to whom he sent this veo reat need to be protected and i think the judge saw fit that that was one o the reasons that he was a clear and presen danger. >> if convicted he faces up to a decade in prison. y, happening to the defense will wrap up closing arguments in the mansion murders case. prosecution presented evidence yesterday. autopsy photos were shown for the last time. the prosecutor told jurors that the dna evidence against daron wint is overwhelming. she also said if they tnk daron wint had help, they canim still finduilty of the murder. the prosecution will present their rebuttal before the jury begins deliberating. >> who put an apparent explosive device in the mailbox of a billionaire philagehropist ge soros. they found it and moved it to the woods bore calling police. it did not explode. the case has been turned ove t

. >> phoenix customers have included mcgill cabrera, the triple crown winner. and ohio native adam eaton. by 2003 one of trudeau's teammates joel am brewster became phoenix employee number one. >> i tell charlie, i regret it every day. >> a year later they went to italy to buy a computer driveren lathe, costing more than $20 oh thousand. it can cut and sand a bat every two minutes. >> there is the finished product. >> phoenix makes about 20,000 bats a year, mostly priced between 50 and $150 each. pros account for 20% of the business. the made to order business with custom shapes and colors. >> we want to be that high-end boutique bat company all about quality, customer service. >> but trudeau is more about bats. >> probably my downside was that i wasn't ever focused in on the business and the sales. >> about six years ago trudeau left arm bruft ner charge and happily went back to restoring houses. satisfied that his swings are indeed bringing some vintage joy to mudville. >> it was always and probably always will be a production guy. >> you are witnessed the gr

michelle caruso cabrera.of time on italy how concerned should people be about containing that percentage of gdp >> the eu and ecb have levers where they can instill a lot of pain of course inflicting that pain could lead to volatility but you see the u.s. market higher today, the eu, the euro weak but not acting like there is an existential threat the market acts like they think they'll get to a resolution and that the probably true because what do we see over and over again from leaders who think they can flout the bond markets. once they figure out they have to divert more and more revenue to interest payments or bailing out a bank and they can't spend the money on what they wanted to, what's the point they're put in a box. >> you mention the banks that is where the focus tends to be. >> that's the doom move. they carry italian debt on their books so every time you see yields rise you get a market down it doesn't matter until you have to tell the ecb what capital rates are but it's problem mat psychothe ban

i'm ana cabrera in for brooke baldwin.d saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. as the president pushes to give the saudis more time to investigate, his treasury secretary is now pulling out of the saudis' big vaevent next we. steven mnuchin is part of the list of dignitaries and business leaders who will not go to the initiative in riyadh. khashoggi east last editorial was just published today and he spoke of yearning for a free press in all of the arab world. the trump administration and the saudi royal family are searching for a mutually agreeable explanation for the death of jamal khashoggi. today secretary of state mike pompeo discussed his recent trip to visit the prince and his father with trump. >> i told president trump this

i'm ana cabrera in new york. the fiance of a missing saudi journalist feared dead. closing midterm pitch to voters at this hour. he's in richmond, kentucky. immigration a big theme. also medicare and the supreme court fight. but with the midterms just three weeks away, the president looked back to 2016.

our guest host is michelle caruso-cabrera she is with us for all three hours.reat to see you >> great to see you, too >> u.s. equity futures this morning, we're in a position of watching steep losses. dow futures indicated down by 300 points i've seen down 334points s&p futures down by 35 nasdaq down by 100 points now. this is coming as we saw losses for both the dow and the s&p yesterday. s&p is now down for four days in a row. the dow and nasdaq are on pace for the worst month since january of 2016. we're not near correction territory, just talking about down 6% before you see these losses added this morning for the dow and s&p 500. dow futures again indicated down by 300 points. this is coming because of what we saw happen overnight in asia. stocks in china were under pressure as well as japan and the nikkei was down 2.67%. hang seng was down 3.08% we talked about the big rally in chinese stocks as the chinese government was stepping up and putting pressure to stabilize things that did not last long. things quickly under wound overnight and put pressure on i

i'm ana cabrera.e lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> brand-new indictment shows russians are still trying to influence your vote. "the lead" starts right now. breaking news. a russian national has been charged with interfering in the 2018 elections. yes, the ones about two weeks away. flooding your news feed with ads, trying to fire you up. >>> president trump, a man on a mission, sprinting through the west with the mid terms on his mind, and it's as if 2016 never ended. will his new message puncture the democrats the way maga did. >>> plus, on her way out. nikki haley drops the mic. the jokes that have madam president speculation in overdrive.

. >> reporter: even before the arrest, luis cabrera was banned from high school because of the threats and prosecutors say they're now worried he'll want revenge. >>> the court documents say l afterned he wouldn't be graduating, he began sending threat on snap chat. >> the people to whom he sent this video threat, you know, need to be protected. and i think the judge saw fit that was one of the reasons he was a clear and present danger. >> thert threat s months ago. i hope everyone at walter johnson thes. that early october. i hate wj and ha ha, i'm goi to shoot up the school. and then october 12. he posted a snap chat photo of himself holding a loaded ar-15 with the caption, school shooter. >> who knows what we may have stopped here. >> no one everxpted him to be violent. >> police say they seized the guns. >> it's not whatidn't occur. it's whatould have conside>occu. >>ontroversy over redefining the word gender. >> there is a new clue emerging in the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. and we're staying on top of the breaking news. a man shatters the frontoort fox

. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera, in for brooke baldwin. we begin with intensifying fallout of u.s.ist jamal khashoggi. president trump's treasury secretary is pulling out of the initiative next week. and all of this in protest to the disappearance of khashoggi. his last "washington post" editorial was just published today. he spoke of yearning for a free press in all the arab world. now critics of the president are wondering just what could be suppressed after "the washington post" reports the trump administration and the saudi royal family are searching for a mutually agreeable explanation for the death of journal ist jamal khashoggi. today secretary of state mike pompeo discussed his trip to visit the prince and his father. he said they've promised him a complete investigation of the fa

i'm ana cabrera in new york. we're rolling into the 7:00 hour.a, florida, florida, the state that is no stranger to being ground zero for critical political elections. it's, again, the place to watch as two candidates competing in one of the most high-profile governors races in the country take to the stage one hour from now. this is a cnn debate moderated by jake tapper. on one side, andrew gillum, on the other, ron desantis who has praised president trump and his policies. let's get to mark preston live in tampa for us. somehow describe this race as the epitome of politics in the trump era, explain why. >> reporter: i think that's the correct way to describe it. when we talk about whether president trump has had a large effect on the lecturing, he got behind desantis. ron desantis goes on to win, the congressman is going to be facing a democrat, andrew, gillum, the tallahassee mayor who had no shot of winning heading into this race, but he himself won. you have two men who are very young. a lot of people look at them as the future of politics h

i'm ana cabrera in new york. glad to have you with us.is soon to be nightfall in the florida panhandle where people will spend another night without power, without running water, without sewage or hope that any of those services will soon be restored. i want to show you what beach towns up and down the florida gulf coast looking right now and sound like this weekend. watch and listen. those beeps

i'm alex in this afternoon for anna cabrera. we have breaking news. many more details coming to light this evening. since today's senseless and terrifying shooting in pittsburgh. 11 people are now confirmed dead, gunned down by a man who walked into a synagogue during religious services this morning and opened fire. he is believed to have acted alone. his name is robert bowers. he is 46 years old. with a long history, we are learning, of posting hateful anti-jewish, anti-semitic messages on-line, on social media, as well as bragging about his gun clerks. just a few minutes ago officials in pittsburgh, both local and federal gave us an update. take a listen. >> these incidents usually occur in other cities. today the nightmare has hit home here in the city of pittsburgh. any attack on one community of faith in pennsylvania is an attack against every community of faith in pennsylvania. i want the jewish community across the commonwealth and across the country to know that we stand in support of you as we, together, mourn this senseless act of violence.

this is 18-year-old luis cabrera, accused of threatening to shoot up his old high school after he learnedhe wouldn't be graduating because he missed too ma classes. he won't snap chat saying school shooter, i hate wj and ha ha, i'm going to shoot up the school. >> the people to whom he sent the threat need to be protected. >> who ows, what weay m stop here, is what the judge said in >> reporter: they didn't expect him to be violent. >> did it surprise me that anyone in the wj community would do something likethis. >> reporter: when police arrested him last week, he had two loaded rifles and extra dloom and police think he may have had access to even more guns. >> it is what could have curred. >> reporter: if convicted, he faces up to a decade in prison. >>> a manassas ninth grar under arrest facing felony charges, accused of threatening students at two schools. the threats wereted last night on social media against osborn high school and baldwin elementary. an ima of an assault rifle was attached to the post. they said the threats were not credible is that the teenager did not h e the mea

i'm ana cabrera in for brooke baldwin. the republicans making their case for why they believe brett kavanaugh should now be confirmed to the united states supreme court following the latest development, the fbi's report into a supplemental background check, in which we heard mcconnell say nothing corroborates the allegation of sexual assault and nothing would satisfy democrats call for a vote to more forward. and chuck grassley calling for a vote on saturday. >> reporter: these congressman were angry. senator tillis said dr. ford clearly experienced a traumatic event and that was as far as he went. what was interesting to me what chuck grassley said at the very end of the conference was that they can't release anything from this background anything, maybe not even a summary, but he said there's some talk that perhaps the white house could do that. and that was in response to a question about how can the public decide how complete this investigation was without knowing anything about what it contained. and he sort of left t

i'm ana cabrera in for brooke baldwin this friday. vaechl developments, involving two former associates of president trump. right now paul manafort goes before a judge this hour to find out when he'll be sentenced. more on that in just a moment. but first, trum

police say 18-year-old lou louis cabrera began threatening the school back in february after learninge wouldn't be able to graduate. last week he was arrested at a friend's apartment with two load rifles and ammunition.re blicans and democrats are bringing out big names to rally vote voters. coming up, news 4's tracie potts will have mor on a live report. >> tonight's mega millions drawing could provide life changing wealth. jackpot worth $1.6 billion now. theon cash opti, $900 million and get this, mega millions has the chance toump closer to $2 billion if people keep buying tickets. we'll have tips on t where buy your mega millions ticomtg up at 5:45. >> now 375:, coming up, get ready to sharet the str with driverless cars when you'll be seeing them on d.c. roads. >> the traffic change that could slow down your daily drive. slow down your daily drive. when making a before he was attorney general, brian frosh led marylandfig. so when donald trump's epa attas our clean water laws, frosh is leading the charge to stop them. .torney general brian fro i waso i'm used tor, getting to work

luis cabrera used to attend balancer johnson high school in bethesda. the new details revealed in court today. >> reporter: we're learning that he may have had problems at home, thate may have gotten in trouble with his efather. udge called him a danger to the community. this is 18-year-old luis cafera. accused threatening to shoot up his high school. after he was told he b wouldn' graduating because he had missed too many classes, he went to snap chat. >> the people need to be proktd and that's why the judge saw fit. >> reporter: the threat started months ago. february 23rd i hope everyone at walter johnson dies. then that early october. i hate wj and ha ha, i'm going to shoot up the school. october 12, he posted a picture of himselfhe with caption, school shooter. and then he was at a friend's apartment with twooa ld rifles and extra ammo. >> who knows what we stopped here? >> i don't have any problems against kid personally. it did surprisee me any in the community would see something like this. >> polic said they seize d the guns. >> it is not what

i'm alex marquardt here in new york in tonight for ana cabrera.sburgh to honor those killed at the tree of life synagogue. this shooting we're told is the worst attack against jews in u.s. history. the pittsburgh community coming together to mourn and share memories of the victims, and that's where we start. among them, 66-year-old dr. jerry rabinowitz, a longtime primary care physician from the area. his nephew writing on facebook, quote, he always wore a bow tie. there's just something about

i'm alex marquardt in for ana cabrera.d a small community into the site of the nation's deadliest road accident in nearly a decade. 20 people are dead in upstate new york after a van-style limousine smashed into another car and in the process hitting two pedestrians and the c

i'm alex marquardt in for ana cabrera. the limousine tragedy that turned a small community into the site of the nation's deadliest road accident in nearly a decade. 20 people are dead in upstate new york after a van-style limousine smashed into another car and in the process hitting two pedestrians and the car then landed, the limousine landed in a ditch. a relative tells cnn they were on their way to a 30th birthday party. i want to bring in polo sandoval in schoharie, new york, 40 miles outside of albany. the ntsb are on the scene. they say this is the biggest loss of life that it has seen since 2009. walk us through how this accident happened. >> reporter: to give you an idea, a small makeshift memorial continues to grow. the bright flowers you see over my shoulder, some members of the community dropping off flowers, expressing condolences here. this community of less than 4,000 people, certainly mourning the deaths of these 20 individuals, but at the same time investigators are also digging for answers. as you mentione

i'm alex marquardt here in new york in tonight for ana cabrera. tonight a vigil is held in the city of pittsburgh to honor those killed at the tree of life synagogue. this shooting we're told is the worst attack against jews in u.s. history. the pittsburgh community coming together to mourn and share memories of the victims, and that's where we start. among them, 66-year-old dr. jerry rabinowitz, a longtime primary care physician from the area. his nephew writing on facebook, quote, he always wore a bow tie. there's just something about guys who wear bow ties, something youth and fun, a word that definitely embodied my uncle. also among the dead, cecil and david rosenthal, members of a center in pittsburgh for the disabled which put out this statement, saying in part, quote, cecil's laugh was infectious. most of all they were kind, good people with a strong faith and respect for everyone around. then there was 97-year-old rose mallinger, the oldest victim. despite her age, a friend said, she was spry and vibrant, someone who had a lot of years lef