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paula reid, cnn washington. >> speaking with cnn, former u.s. federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin says whilst not intended president biden's decision to pardon his son speaks volumes about privilege and preferential treatment. >> the prosecution came down very hard on him, but it's important to remember that he was guilty of these 12 felonies, you know nine that he pleaded guilty to three was convicted by a jury lots of people get leaned on by the federal government in this country lots of people plead guilty in difficult situations. are convicted, and they don't get pardons. this president in particular has been very stingy about pardons he's only granted 25 other pardons when other presidents have granted substantially more. so the idea of singling out his son, i think just sends a terrible message about who gets preferential treatment in this country and that pardon will last partly. >> it will at least partly overshadow the u.s. president's africa trip joe biden is now the first us president to visit angola next hour. he's expected to take par

this is cnn newsroom. russian air defenses could have mistaken the commercial jet that crashed in azerbaijan on christmas day for a drone. that's according to a u.s. official. now, here, what survivors are saying about their ordeal. the u.s. president elect is weighing in on the coming ban of tiktok. why? donald trump is asking the supreme court to hit the pause button. and there is a single winning ticket in the $1.2 billion mega millions drawing for some lottery winners, hitting the jackpot doesn't always make their dreams come true. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> new details are emerging about russia's possible involvement in that deadly plane crash on christmas day. a u.s. official tells cnn that russian air defenses may have misidentified the commercial jet, confusing it for a ukrainian drone. moscow is trying to blame the pilot, claiming he failed to land the plane twice before it went down in kazakhstan, but azerbaijan airlines says its early investigation shows, q

cnn learned earlier today that it yielded a single smudged fingerprint shimon prokupecz cnn new york thompson apparently had no security with him at the time of the shooting. >> earlier, one of his former bodyguards spoke to on cnn about that, and he said the timing of the attack was not a coincidence two things. >> number one, the when the event happened, the event happened at 630 in the morning. a lot of people say well, you know, between 630 and 7, a lot of people say, well why is that important? well, that's shift change for the new york police department. so there's not a lot of street officers on the street at that point in time. second, um, i believe just from what i've listened to from news reader reports and internet reports, i believe that that this man had his schedule. i think this man knew his movements uh, and i think he posted up, what, five, ten minutes before he walked out of that other hotel and walked around the corner and was in front of the hilton. um, you know, i think that that's important. you get somebody in the number one health care organization in the unit

never too much new year's day at eight on cnn welcome back to cnn newsroom. >> i'm max foster. if you're just joining us, here are some top stories today. the suspect in the ambush killing of united healthcare's ceo is now indicted for murder. luigi mangione facing 11 charges, including murder, as an act of terrorism. mangione is accused of gunning down brian thompson outside a new york hotel two weeks ago. later today, amazon founder jeff bezos will become the latest tech titan to meet with donald trump at his mar-a-lago estate. the ceos of apple, meta and tiktok have already visited the president elect in florida. blue origin, the space company owned by bezos, is a space race in a space race against elon musk's spacex and japanese auto giants honda and nissan are discussing a potential merger. the automakers say they are exploring various possibilities for collaboration and leveraging each other's strengths. they didn't offer any detail on the timing of any possible deal u.s. lawmakers have unveiled a stopgap spending bill that would keep the government running through to mid

cnn newsroom continues with jessica dean. right now you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm jessica dean in new york. >> and we begin with breaking news as we learn new details into how president-elect donald trump came to choose maga firebrand kash patel as his pick to lead the fbi. >> we're going to go straight to cnn's alayna treene, who is live in west palm beach. >> elena, i know you've got some new reporting. what are you learning reporter that's right. >> jessica. i've been talking to those close to donald trump. people on his team working with the transition process and asking them, how did he come to land on kash patel? i'm told that in recent days, he was really wavering between two people for the role of fbi director. that includes kash patel, but also missouri attorney general andrew bailey, someone we know that donald trump has considered for a number of roles. i'm told that essentially, donald trump had thought that patel was always going to have a big role in his second term, but there were some that were close to him, including some people on his transiti

cnn's brian todd reports.orter an intense manhunt consuming the public's attention, putting increasing pressure on the police. >> a script with many similar dramatic chapters in american history. these kinds of investigations have a kind of a snowball effect in terms of people being interested in it april 15, 2013 two pressure cooker bombs explode near the finish line of the boston marathon killing three people and injuring hundreds. a terrified city is placed on lockdown the perpetrators slip away but the perpetrators were identified very early on due to lots of cameras that were present a relentless manhunt was underway for two brothers, tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. later that week, after they killed an mit police officer and committed a carjacking. tamerlan tsarnaev was killed in a violent confrontation with police. his younger brother remained on the loose. >> my message to the suspect is to give himself up to stop any further violence or towards anyone. >> a day after his brother was killed, a wounded

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ward in beirut, and this is cnn hi. >> welcome back to cnn newsroom. here are some of the top stories we're following today. south korea's embattled president yoon suk yeol is facing calls to resign and the threat of impeachment after attempting and failing to impose martial law. the main opposition party says it plans to file treason charges against yoon as well as his defense and interior ministers. the search for two americans and a canadian climber who went missing while trying to summit new zealand's highest mountain has been postponed due to severe weather. the climbers were last seen on saturday when they flew by helicopter to a camp on mount cook. rescuers hope to resume the search on thursday once conditions improve. and a small asteroid lit up the sky in eastern russia overnight, producing a spectacular fireball. astronomers with the european space agency spotted the spacex rocket about 12 hours before it hit earth's atmosphere. they estimate it was a little over two feet wide. >> more now on the impeachment efforts against south korea's pres

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. >> this is cnn, the world's news network. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm amara walker in atlanta, victor blackwell has the morning off. we begin with breaking news. at least 177 people have been killed when a south korean plane crashed at an airport. 181 people were on board. two crew members were pulled alive from the wreckage from the tail of the plane, and rescuers say the rest of the passengers and crew are presumed dead now. video into cnn shows the plane dragging on the runway, careening on the runway on its belly with no landing gear before bursting into flames. local fire officials and aviation experts say some sort of landing gear malfunction was likely. the pilot also made a mayday call shortly after the control tower warned about birds in the area, according to flightaware. the cheju airliner was listed as a boeing 737 800 traveling from bangkok, thailand, before it crash landed at the muan airport in the southwest of south korea. it is the country's worst air disaster in decades. cnn

this is cnn i'm meteorologist elisa raffa and you're in the cnn newsroom. >> we've been watching icyditions in the midwest all day today. you can see many states included in the winter weather advisories. but in that deeper purple, that's an ice storm warning for parts of eastern iowa where we have had some significant icing, a lot of roads there are completely covered in ice. ottumwa has had more than a third of an inch of ice. you've had a quarter of an inch of ice from cedar rapids, iowa, even parts of illinois as well. totals like this. when it comes to ice will line the streets, the tree limbs, the power lines cause some problems and really create some dangerous travel conditions. you can see where we still have that pocket of ice over davenport headed up towards dubuque as well. and that's because these temperatures have been borderline. when they flirt with freezing, that's where you get the icing conditions, right. it's not quite warm enough for rain, not quite cold enough for snow. so it's 31 degrees right now in davenport, 31 also in dubuque. and again, that's where you hav

the news continues on cnn with one mr. wolf blitzer right next door in a place i like to call the situation room. i'll see you tomorrow happening now. >> breaking news in new york. a massive manhunt underway right now for a suspect on the run after the ceo of unitedhealthcare was shot. and killed just outside a manhattan hotel. why? police believe the attack was targeted. also breaking pete hegseth says he's ready to fight like hell to salvage his imperiled nomination. donald trump's pick to lead the defense department, spending another day up on capitol hill as sources now tell cnn the trump transition team could replace him with the florida governor, ron desantis. also this hour, we'll bring you a live report from jfk international airport in new york, where the woman who stowed away on a delta airlines flight to paris last week just landed back here in the united states. cnn's producer, who was on that return flight, is standing by with details. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm

cnn. >> hello. >> i'm kim brunhuber live in atlanta. we begin with breaking news. officials now say that nearly everyone on board a plane that crashed in south korea has died. >> 181 people were traveling from bangkok on a jeju air flight. so far, rescue workers have confirmed the deaths of 96 people. two crew members have been rescued, but they say that the remaining passengers and crew are presumed dead. the boeing 737 800 jet crash landed at muan international airport. firefighters believe the accident was caused by a landing gear malfunction. now, this video shows the plane dragging along the runway with no landing gear in sight. moments later, the plane burst into flames. south korean officials say hundreds of emergency personnel are at the crash site to help identify the remaining victims and to record the exact locations where people have died. cnn correspondent mike valerio is following this breaking news from seoul. mike, just tragic news at a time when so many families are celebr

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cnn, the world's news network this is cnn breaking news you are in the cnn newsroom. >> i'm jessica dean in new york, and we start tonight with breaking news out of syria, where rebels have cleared a path to the capital. they say they're marching to the gates of damascus. the big question is, where is president bashar al-assad? there are conflicting details about his exact whereabouts. and just moments ago white house national security advisor jake sullivan at the reagan national defense forum making america's position clear the united states is not going to dive into the middle militarily, dive into the middle of a syrian civil war. >> what we are going to do is focus on the american national security priorities and interests. and i named the three of them that i see. the first critically is do not let this allow for the resurgence of isis. and we are going to take steps to make sure that that happens sullivan's remarks, coming after president-elect donald trump weighed in on the conflict as well. >> earlier today on truth social, trump declared the u.s. should, quote, have nothing to d

brynn gingras cnn new york. >> steve moore is a cnn law enforcement contributor and a retired fbi supervisory special agent. he joins us from los angeles. thank you so much for joining us. a lot of people making the point that this mcdonald's worker is the hero here, someone that saw the pictures, recognized this guy and called it in yes that's that's exactly what the police were hoping for. >> and that's what happened. it was really fortuitous that this person, uh, uh, took the actions they did. >> um, but many questions raised about why he was so difficult to trace. some people would say it was luck that that worker was saw the picture and also felt the need to call it in as well. because you often doubt yourself, don't you? in that situation. but he had such a clean background, didn't he? this guy. he did. >> he had an absolutely clean background. and, uh you know, the, uh witness witness identifications are generally not that accurate. so this turned out to be extremely as i said, fortuitous but, um, the way the investigation was going and the clues, he left it, it literally was a matter

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. >> giuliani what happened to america's mayor next on cnn this is cnn breaking news you are in the cnn newsroom. >> i'm jessica dean in new york. and we do have breaking news this hour out of syria as all eyes are on damascus. one resident telling cnn rebels appeared to have entered the capital. another tells cnn president bashar al assad's military defense forces have collapsed. this, as the rebels have captured four cities in a day. cnn's nic robertson and oren liebermann are joining us now with the latest. let's go. nic, first to you, i know you have new reporting on this. what have you been tracking? >> yeah, we know now that there are rebels within the city limits within the capital in suburbs that are less than three miles from the center of the capital. we know that through the day, rebels have been arriving from the south, from the east and from the north. and we know that as the sun was setting early evening there in damascus, some of those groupings of rebels had got perhaps within five miles of the city center. what is clearly been happening through the hours of darkness, it

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elliot williams, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor and star wars fan kate bedingfield, cnn political commentator, former biden white house communications director. and brad todd, cnn political commentator and republican strategist. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. alex. i actually kind of want to start with you on this. as we look back at just an incredible campaign, much of which you covered as you were covering then candidate joe biden. and just, you know, i'm interested in your reflections on the arc of it, especially for the outgoing president and his decision to there were so many unbelievable things that happened in the course of this campaign. but really, his decision to drop out of the race, hand it to kamala harris, was such an unprecedented moment for all of us. >> and his decision to run in the first place at 80 years old, i think will also be one of the more consequential decisions of this election cycle. and i think actually when we look back, we'll probably think of this election was over in june and july. the combination of that debate perform

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kristen holmes, cnn. west palm beach, florida the u.s. >> department of homeland security and the fbi say there is currently no evidence that the mysterious drones seen across new jersey for weeks pose any threat to national security or have a foreign connection. >> and the white house says the objects may actually be manned aircraft operating lawfully. but lawmakers and residents in new jersey want answers right now. details from cnn's omar jimenez. >> what are they? who's sending them up there? what are they doing there? why doesn't anybody know what they are? you know? and why new jersey? they actually flew in a circle around our building, both of them. >> and then crossed and then disappeared. >> the fbi is now investigating weeks of reported drones over new jersey. that's according to a document given to state and local officials. as a growing number of people report seeing drones, some described as six feet in diameter, flying in the skies. >> you see, like red and green, like flashing lights on the

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. >> i'm lauren lieberman at the pentagon and this is cnn you're in the cnn newsroom. >> i'm jessica dean in new york. new developments tonight in the mysterious drone sightings over new jersey, new york and connecticut. new york's governor kathy hochul sounding exasperated today, saying, quote, this has gone too far when issuing a new alert after a small airport had to shut down temporarily due to a drone sighting. sightings have locals concerned that the federal government is not telling them the whole truth about these incidents? and for the better part of a month now, people have reported consistent sightings of unidentified aircrafts all over the tri-state area. but agencies like homeland security and the pentagon maintain these aircrafts are not a threat to public safety. cnn's omar jimenez has more there has to be some explanation to the public for all this increased activity, and they must do so now. >> and yet, there hasn't been, even as the federal government says, there's no evidence of any national security or public safety threats. and there have been growing calls for a

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cnn's brian todd reports. reporter an intense manhunt consuming the public's attention, putting increasing pressure on the police. >> a script with many similar dramatic chapters in american history. these kinds of investigations have a kind of a snowball effect in terms of people being interested in it april 15, 2013 two pressure cooker bombs explode near the finish line of the boston marathon killing three people and injuring hundreds. a terrified city is placed on lockdown. the perpetrators slip away, but the perpetrators were identified very early on due to lots of cameras that were present. a relentless manhunt was underway for two brothers, tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. later that week after they killed an mit police officer and committed a carjacking, tamerlan tsarnaev was killed in a violent confrontation with police. his younger brother remained on the loose. >> my message to the suspect is to give himself up to stop any further violence or towards anyone. >> a day after his brother was killed, a wo

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cnn senior national security analyst, juliette kayyem. juliette you wrote an article in the atlantic magazine titled the unitedhealthcare gunman understands the surveillance state, in which you write, quote, if you can't beat surveillance overwhelm it, intentionally or not, the killer has underscored the flaw in. if you see something, say something and approach that floods the system with too much information why do you think too much information is a problem here so we spent the last sort of 2 or 3 days talking about what the police are doing, and i wanted to address the question, what did the killer do to make it possible that we're still talking about a massive manhunt? >> three days after a brazen murder in early morning sunlight in the most surveyed city in this country. and what what? it was clear to me then in examining both what the police have told us and in our reporting, is, is both before, during and after. the killer was keenly aware of of how he might be surveyed and adapted to it accordingly. it's not only how we got to new