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time, the crimes occurred, there will be eligible for parole, immediate let's bring in cnn's elizabeth wagmeister elizabeth, what does this decision mean? >> this decision means that the district attorney, he is recommending sentencing. he says that he is going to officially make that recommendation to the court tomorrow. which effectively means that the menendez brothers could be released very soon within a matter of months, potentially before the end of the year is possible. again, this is a recommendation he is not the one who can ultimately make the decision that will have to be determined by the judge. but this is obviously the most movement that we have seen in this case, more than 30 let me five years after these murders and an after this really captured the attention of the entire country, you know, as you know, jake, this was one of the first major televised court cases. and more than three decades later, it continues to fascinate the public and you reported dana a recent documentary, a member of the boy band menudo said that he was raped by jose menendez, the father that erik and lyle k

let's get straight to cnn's elizabeth wagmeister. elizabeth. this is shocking news. i'm sure his fans are devastated. tell us more this is shocking news. >> we are just confirming with police and went us iras that liam payne has died at the age of 31. police say in a statement that he fell from the third floor in a hotel. i want to read you part of the statement that we have obtained from place in argentina, jake, they say in the afternoon that police personnel were directed to the hotel after a 911 call where they were informed about a quote aggressive man who could be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. those are all the details that we have now, obviously, this coming as a huge shock, this is not somebody who was sick or who there were any concerns that that fans were aware of as you hear from the please statement in from these limited details that we have this obviously sounds like a horror that he fell from the third floor in a hotel when they found him as you said, jake, millions of fans are going to be devastated about this news. liam payne was one of the

cnn entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister is with us on this. elizabeth some big names speaking out in these final days? >> yes. so jennifer lopez, as you said, will appear with vice president kamala harris tonight, and it just announced moments ago, cardi b is going to be appearing with her on friday night. now, cardi b has been politically active throughout the past few years of her career. she was they staunch supporter of bernie sanders heading into the 2020 election and then supported biden. but what's interesting is that when it was president biden in the race, she said, i'm not voting for biden or trump's. so now that she is going to be there with harris is a big endorsement for her. now, along with our colleague priscilla alvarez, who you were just speaking with? few moments ago, we have some new reporting out that the harris campaign, they had always planned to have these big a-listers with them towards the final stretch of their campaign. but what came as a surprise was all of these latino superstars, and of course, that came in reactio

. >> cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is with us now, what's the reaction? g elizabeth this sad news just breaking terry garza, manager confirming with us that she has died today at the age of 79 sir her long battle with multiple sclerosis, no reaction quite yet from hollywood because as i said, we are literally just learning about terry garz past same but she was a huge influence to many comedic actors, including tina fey. >> so i am sure that we are going to have an outpouring of love from the hollywood community today. who will be so sad about this loss, as you said, she was known for her many television and film roles from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. she had not done much work in the past two decades, but more current audiences may remember her from friends where she played at phi bees, mom. now, as i said, she was diagnosed with ms and 2002 and back in 2005, she spoke with cnn's larry king about that diagnosis i've been very, very lucky because i've had a very slow progression with this. >> if i've had it for 20 years, the ms and and now it seems to have gone

they take that secret to their graves that was elizabeth wagmeister reporting for us. well, there was a special guest in the crowd for adele saturday night concert in las vegas. have a look at this emotional hug between adele and celine dion. it brought the two powerhouse singers to tears and brought the crowd to its feet. her las vegas residency. she's performing in the caesars palace venue that was specially built more than two decades ago to host celine dion jones own residency a couple of legends, their thanks for watching cnn newsroom spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes, stick around. my friend and colleague paula newton picks up with more news after the break political analysis? >> you have questions, how biden said the right both stayed awake. why did trump pulled out of 60 minutes? i love pulling out losing that word by god news for you are cute until they're not not clean until it's stanley steamer clean. >> i'm a lifelong republican. i voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods. it will

claim that their father abuse them sexually abused them for years before the murder cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is joining me now. elizabeth, there's someone else had stepped forward as well with these allegations of sexual abuse. what can you tell us? >> that's right. so jose menendez was a big hollywood executive. he was the head of rca records in the 80s and rca was the label behind the boy band menudo, a former member from a noodle also claims that he was sexually abused by jose menendez. that is one of the new pieces of evidence that was reviewed by the district attorney that led them to recommending re-sentencing i spoke to the journalist who first uncovered this new claim thus this man here pedophile, roy roselle a former member of the boy band menudo, alleging that he too was raped in the mid-80s by jose menendez, then a top executive for rca records infamously shot dead by his sons you'll do first revealed last year and a peacock documentary is part of the evidence. >> the menendez brothers included in their petition to have their case re-examined. >> the 1990s ship caught up with the

. >> let's go to cnn's elizabeth wagmeister. elizabeth, you obtained this lawsuit. what are the allegations and is there any response from garth brooks >> pam, so this lawsuit that was just filed comes from a jane roe and anonymous woman who claims that she was a former hair stylist and makeup artists, foreign garth brooks, and for his superstar wife, trisha yearwood. she says that these alleged incident so to answer, occurred in 2019 after she started working from garth brooks in 2017, but she had originally met him by starting to work for his wife in 1999. she accuses him of rape in a hotel room in los angeles in 2019, where they were trapped leveling for business. and she also says that she was shown lewd text messages from him, that he regularly exposed himself in front of her, that he regularly groped her. now, again, these allegations all coming in a lawsuit. now, we have not heard back yet from representatives it's up. garth brooks, i've reached out to his attorney and to his publicist, but pam, here's where things get interesting this morning. i reported on

from two people who claim they were minors when they were 11, drugged and assaulted cnn's elizabeth wagmeister joins us now, elizabeth, walk us through some of these new claims so as you said, seven new lawsuits coming against sean "diddy" combs and they are very graphic and disturbing details in these lawsuits. >> one of the accusers who is a jane doe, alleges that in the year 2000 when she was just 13-years-old, that she was drugged and raped by combs at an after party for the mtv video music awards now, what is different about these new claims in these lawsuits is that for the first time we are seeing in a lawsuit printed? that other celebrities were allegedly involved in the assault. i want to read you part of what this jane doe says, boris in the lawsuit, it says quote, after drinking, just one drink, plaintiff began to feel woozy and lightheaded, making her need to lie down soon after combs along with the mail female celebrity entered the room. now the lawsuit goes on to say that afterwards she was allegedly raped by one of those celebrities and combs while the other celebrity watch. now

is calling a sexual assault lawsuit against him full of lies and an extortion attempt cnn's elizabeth wagmeister here with the very latest elizabeth, what are you learning? >> hi john. so this lawsuit filed yesterday, coming against country superstar garth brooks from a woman who says that she was formerly a hair and makeup artist for him and his superstar wife, trisha yearwood in this lawsuit, she alleges that she was raped in 2019 and a los angeles hotel room they were traveling for business because he was pre taping a grammy tribute performance, but that is not the only alleged incident that this accuser lays out in her suit. she says that one time also in 2019 garth brooks allegedly walked out of the shower completely naked and forced her hand onto him. she says that he's sent her sexually explicit text messages. he regularly changed in front of her regularly exposed himself in front of her. now, garth brooks is denying this in coming out very strongly against this accuser. i want to read you part of a statement, john, that i received from his publicist. here is what he has to say, quote, i

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is following this story. so elizabeth give us the details here hi allison. >> so this lawsuit filed yesterday, as you said, from a woman who says that she was a hair and makeup artists for garth brooks in her lawsuit, she alleges that these incidents allegedly occurred in 2019 after she had started working for him in 2017, but she first met him back in 99 99 because she began working as a makeup artist for his wife, country superstar trisha yearwood. now, this woman who filed a misley as a jane roe, alleges that in 2019, she was raped in a hotel room in los angeles when they were traveling for business where garth brooks was doing a grammy tribute performance she also alleges that that same year, one time at his home where she was to do as hair and makeup that he walked out of the shower completely naked and forced her hand on to him. the allegations are very detailed, very vulgar. but as you said, allison garth brooks is denying this he says that this is extortion and i obtained a lengthy statement from his p

was a rite of passage saying, quote, don't you want to break break into the business cnn's elizabeth wagmeister has been covering this from the beginning is with us this morning with the latest elizabeth hi john. >> so very disturbing and graphic allegations coming out in these six new lawsuits. these come from both men and women who all filed anonymously. there are foreign john doe, so male accusers and to jane doe's, as you said, one of the male accusers alleges that at the time that he was allegedly sexually assaulted by combs in 1998, that he was a 16-year-old teenage boy. he says that he met combs at one of his infamous white parties. and as you said, he was talking to colleagues about his aspirations to break into show business when he alleges that he was assaulted. now, that was not the only alleged assault that occurred at one of these white parties a another male accuser says that in 2006, when he was hired to work security at one of these white parties and the hammer dense that he alleges he was drugged and then assaulted by combs now, as i said, there are both male and female accuser

toxicology report from the 31-year-old is depending, let's bring in cnn entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister on this story. and elizabeth cnn has gained access to that call to police. that was made by the hotel staff. what does it reveal yes, this is such a sad and shocking story of course 2 millions of one direction fans around the world. >> and the exact circumstances of liam payne's death are still unclear, but we aren't getting new details in yesterday around 5:00 p.m. local time in buenos iras. a hotel manager where liam payne was staying, made a 911 call. i want to read you part of that 911 called brianna the hotel manager said we have a guest who is overwhelmed with drugs and alcohol. he breaks things up. he is tearing the whole room apart. now they didn't name liam payne and not but after that, of course, is when the police said that liam payne was dead after falling from the third floor at that hotel? hell? now, local police also yesterday told the associated press that he had jumped from a balcony i reached out just moments ago to the local police and they declined to give me more

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is following this story for us, elizabeth, what are the details here? >> so i'm very graphic details. boris and i do want to note, i have reached out to combs, his team, have not heard back yet, but these are six brand new lawsuit just filed today, coming from houston-based attorney tony buzbee, who i interviewed a few weeks ago. you may remember this was the attorney who alleged that he had at least yes, 120 victims that were going to come forward with suits against combs. and these are the first six of these suits that he alleged and told us that he was going to be filing. now, one of these lawsuits comes from a john doe who alleges that he was 16-years-old at the time. he says that in 1998 that he was at a white party. one of diddy's infamous parties in the hamptons in new york. and he alleges that he was sexually assaulted by combs there. now, another lawsuit if coming from a jane doe who alleges that she was 19-years-old. she was a college student. she alleges that she was raped by combs back in 2000 2004 at an after-party for a photo shoot and a h

speaking out today as they launch a new foundation in his honor cnn entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister joins us now from los angeles elizabeth, what are his loved ones saying it's hard to believe that it has been a year since we lost matthew perry. >> i know we all remember where we were when we heard that heartbreaking news. and matthew perry spoke about his dream being to help people that were also suffering with section. he was incredibly open about his own struggle. he wrote a memoir in 2020 to where he wanted to great detail about his life struggle with addiction, and now his 14 they have started a foundation, the matthew perry foundation of canada, where they're helping others on their road to recovery now, this mourning matthew perry's family, his mom, his stepdad, keith morrison, and his three sisters sat down with the today show and they spoke about his life, his legacy, and the struggles that they are going through as they are leaving as a family. let's take a look. >> i'm very lucky glitch. there was one problem that i couldn't i couldn't conquer it couldn't help them forget

. 10-years-old, combs attorneys say their client has never sexually assaulted anyone cnn's elizabeth wagmeister joins us now, live from los angeles elizabeth walk us through these new claims as you said, boris. both of these claims come from to anonymous male accusers who both alleged that they were minors at the time that they say they were sexually assaulted by sean "diddy" combs now, as you said, one of these accusers claiming that he was just a ten-year-old boy at the time that he claims he was not just sexually assaulted by combs, but also believes that he was drugged. this alleged incident occurred in 2005, according to the lawsuit that was filed and he says that he met combs at an audition of sorts in a new york hotel room. he says that combs gave him a soda and after he drank that soda but he started to feel funny, which is why he thinks that he was drugged. then he says that combs said to him, quote, you have to do some stuff. you don't want to do sometimes. that was what he said when he was asking him how badly do you want to be a star? now this accuser says that he frozen terror as h

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister reports more than 100 new accusers plan to pursue legal claims against sean diddy combs according to their attorney, these are people that were there that were that were allegedly drugged and then allegedly raped passed around woke up the next morning, just completely clueless about what had happened to them homes and denies the hour his lawyer telling cnn, in part, mr. combs emphatically and categorically denies as false and defamatory any claim that he sexually abused anyone, including minors, combs, already faces a dozen civil lawsuits and has pleaded not guilty to charges of racketeering, conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation tension to engage in prostitution. houston attorney tony buzbee tells cnn he intends to file individual lawsuits against combs for each of the 120 new accusers some who he says have already spoken to the fbi. do you have video evidence of your clients allegedly being sexually abused? >> it's full-on video of things happening that would never be appropriate for public viewing. >> buzbee says, he's in the process of collectin

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awaits trial on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges which he has denied cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is joining us now, what can you tell us? what's different about these allegations? >> as you said, sara, really disturbing allegations in these seven lawsuits which come from four male accusers and three female accusers. these allegations span from the year 2000 to 2022, and all but one of these seven accusers alleges that they we're drugged by combs before they were sexually assaulted those are some similar patterns that we have seen in past lawsuits against combs. but what is different this time around, as you said, sara, for the first time ever in lawsuits against combs, other celebrities are also directly accused of wrongdoing. now these celebrities are all anonymous. they are referred to as celebrity a and celebrity be. but i want to walk you through some of the claims. by the way, two of these lawsuits coming from jane or john doe, who allege they were minors at the time. one of the jane doe's alleges that she was a 13-year-old girl when she she was allegedly raped and drugged b

sorts to prosecutors as they look into potential new charges or potential new defendants. >> elizabeth wagmeister. thanks very much. and thanks to our viewers for watching erin burnett outfront starts right now

>> move sell your home and any season for any reason start your move it open door.com i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn that could reset the war in gaza israel's military killed the head of hamas, yahar sinwar, the man and behind the deadliest terror attack in israel's history. >> and how it went down extraordinary. >> the idf says this drone video shows sinwar's last moments alive and rafah sitting in a hollowed-out apartment building during a shootout with israeli troops sinwar, his face covered, his hand, shot, tosses a stick at the drone moments later, the idf kills him but the idf didn't know it was sinwar until they inspected the rubble. this graphic and disturbing photo purports to show sinwar after he was killed. the idf says he had a vest, a gun, and the equivalent of $10,000 on him when of course, he was killed. president biden and vice president harris say the world is better off without sinwar and biden said he hoped israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu would take this moment to end the war soon moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in gaza

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister reports new details are coming in as authorities investigate liam payne's sudden death after the former one direction member fell to his death at a hotel and windows iras on wednesday, a preliminary autopsy report reveals that payne died from multiple injuries including external and internal hemorrhages after falling from what authorities in argentina said was the third floor balcony in his hotel room. >> when police announced payne's death, they said they were directed to the hotel well, after a 911 call where they were informed about an aggressive man who could be under the influence of drugs or alcohol cnn's affiliate in argentina has obtained that 911 call. take a listen. >> one of them was worth well, we have a guest who is overwhelmed with drugs and alcohol and well, even when he's away, he breaks things up, his tearing the whole room apart and well, we need someone to be sent, please go ahead. that is under the influence of alcohol and drugs? yes. >> you're innocent. been in order yes, that's right. we need someone to be sent to us urgently because w

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is joining us now from los angeles plus what more can you tell us about what is in these lawsuits? and at this point we don't know the names of those who are making these accusations that is correct. >> these were all filed anonymously as either jane doe's or john doe's. there are four male accusers who filed as john doe's and there are two females accusers who filed as jane doe's. now, these lawsuits, sara, range from 1995 to 2021. there are a lot of similarities throughout these lawsuits. all of the accusers are alleging that they were sexually assaulted by combs and half of the accusers alleged that they were drugged. now you mentioned that one of these accusers alleges that he was a minor at the time. he says that he was 16-years-old, as you said, that combs allegedly told them that this was a way to break into the industry when he sexually assaulted him at a white party. i want to walk you through some of the other lawsuits. one female accuser alleges that she was was 19-years-old at the time she was a college student. another woman says that she was rape

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i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles. and this is cnn kamala harris has been really sharpening attacks against donald trump in recent days. >> last couple of weeks, speaking about him and in darker tones, the warnings about him and darker tones last night in wisconsin, she argued that americans are exhausted with trump's gaslighting as she put it. and even started her for speech in wisconsin earlier in the day by calling out donald trump, basically right out of the gate in his day of love comment about january 6, she also called out what appear to be trump supporters heckling her at one of her rallies donald trump hand-selected three members of the united states supreme court what with the intention that they would undo the protections tens of roe v. >> wade, and they did as he intended rally? smaller one down the street >> ago less than that, cnn's harry enten is here. with us. okay. what on this question of what could be behind and motivating the shift in messaging and strategy here, what have you found? >> yeah, what h

ehealth call 1800 180975, or go to he health health.com to compare medicare plans in your area elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this donald trump is lying, not a sentence you hear very often. >> but the channel is denying tonight that someone on its staff helped him write jokes for last night's speech at the charity dinner after he said as much on fox news this morning wrote it? who helped you with? well, i've had a lot of people helping a lot of people, a couple of people from fox actually, i shouldn't say that, but they wrote some jokes and for the most part, i didn't like any of them chief media analyst, brian stelter. and brian obviously when donald trump said that, i been raised several flags about someone helping him write this speech. but today they're denying what is fox saying? >> i've been talking with my sources about this kaitlan. i think this is actually not a case of fox colluding with trump to make him sound funny. i think it's more a case of trump thinking he owns fox news when he actually doesn't he did use one writer, one comedian, who also sometimes send jokes to greg gutfe

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cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is here with more on this story. elizabeth, tell us about these new allegations and so many of them yes, this is a huge number of accusers who say that they are going to come forward this all according to their attorneys who held a press conference yesterday in houston, 120 accusers, 60 men and 60 women, 25 of whom alleged that they were minors at the time of these alleged assaults or incidents. >> now, these claims include sexual assault, sexual abuse of minors, rape, drugging, dissemination of video recordings, and sexual misconduct, and more. now, after this press conference yesterday, i spoke to one of the attorneys, brianna, and he told me there are patterns here that he has observed from the allegations coming from his clients. he said that many of these alleged incidents occurred under the promise of becoming a star. these people met diddy at a audition or they were told that the only way to get there tape in front of him, it may have been at a party and this attorney tells me that many of these alleged inciden

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carrier ranked number one in network covered saturday is it consumer cellular.com today i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles. >> in this monitoring multiple battle fronts across the middle east. you are looking at the latest wave of strikes by the israeli military against hezbollah in beirut response hezbollah says it's now fired on an israeli airbase near haifa with concerns are rising that an israeli strike on iran could be next, let's turn to a foreign policy expert at axios reporter, barak ravid is a cnn political and global affairs analyst. he joins us now, barack, good to see you hi jessica. this could be a pretty consequential week, of course, marking this very somber anniversary of october 7, one year since the hamas terrorist attacks and also too, as we await to see what israel will do against iran i think that what you just asked shows us where we are a year after october 7, because what started as as the most terrible massacre of jews since the holocaust and turned into the bloodiest war in gaza, us history and the worst time for palestinians since 1948 has long completely differen

apparel, accessories and promo products, all backed by our guaranteat customer bank.com i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn comment that president biden made, that the only garbage i see this as him saying this is his supporter's now biden quickly clarified last night that he wasn't talking about trump's supporters themselves. he was referring to the now-infamous comment from the comedian at trump's madison square garden rally calling puerto rico garbage. cnn senior white house correspondent mj lee joins me now we heard kamala harris speak to reporters. obviously intentionally so before she got on her plane and you have some new reporting about what's going on behind the scenes among the hair harris campaign. and their aides yeah. >> dana, what we are picking up on is quiet, exasperations. i've spoken with multiple democrats who described there being among those in and around the harris campaign. this kind of problem five it up, frustration and concern, and even exasperations that what the president said last night ended up undeniably becoming a distraction. this close to elec

what's your name again i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles. >> in this is cnn and i'm jessica dean in new york at any moment, donald trump will take the stage at a rally in madison square garden in new york city. >> and cnn's kristen and holmes is with the trump campaign at the world's most famous arena. kristen, what have you been hearing from republicans who've already spoken tonight well look there's been a lot of vitriol. >> i mean, this is a trump rally we expect to hear this kind of language, but even pro-trump rally, this appears to have gotten very heated at one point, somebody referred puerto rico as a floating island of garbage. someone else for to illegal immigrants as effing illegals. other one people called problem here as the devil someone else called them the anti-christ been hearing a lot of language here tonight. it's clear they're trading this experience, treating this rally really as like an orange. see party routine. this is the second time, and he has had this kind

today i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn.ve got some breaking news out of the middle east, at least 60 people were injured in north central israel after a drone attack back now, hezbollah is claiming responsibility for the attack on an area south of haifa. cnn's nic robertson is in tel aviv and ben wedeman is in beirut. nic, what more are we learning about this attack? >> yeah, the attack was in binyamin or it's about 30 miles north of tel aviv. it's in central israel, it's 40 miles from the border with lebanon. this seems to be the bloodiest attack on trail away from the front line since october the seventh last year. it's a mass casualty event. medics on the scene have reported that taking away more than six the casualties, some of them have been taken and helicopter indeed, we've seen a few of those helicopters flying into tel aviv here this evening. we've also, they also reporting that many taken away by ambulance, by local medical ambulances, regular ambulances, if you will and idf ambulances the injured gray's are repor

music mogul has already pleaded not guilty to federal charges, including sex trafficking cnn's elizabeth wagmeisterke with the accuser's attorney more than 100 new accusers plan to pursue legal claims against sean "diddy" combs, according to their attorney, these are people that were there that were that were allegedly drugged and then allegedly raped passed around, woke up the next morning just completely clueless about what had happened to them homes and denies the allegations. his lawyer telling cnn, in part, mr. combs emphatically and categorically denies as false and defamatory any claim that he sexually abused anyone, including minors, combs, already faces a dozen civil lawsuits and has pleaded not guilty to charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution. houston attorney tony buzbee, tell cnn he intends to file individual lawsuits against combs for each of the 120 new accusers some who he says have already spoken to the fbi. do you have video evidence of your clients allegedly being sexually abused? >> its full on video of things happening t

and jennifer aniston posted in this photo after she said she voted for harris and walz cnn's elizabeth wagmeisterining us now, we've seen singers and actors and athletes hitting the trail with their respective candidates. but we've also seen this. there's at least one who is publicly and he's mad, rescinding his endorsement. tell us about it. >> that's right, sara. so yesterday puerto rican reggaeton superstar, nicky jam, rescinding his endorsement of trump. you may remember that last month in september he had joined the former president at a rally in las vegas. he was wearing a red maga hat and he gave his endorsement while after the remarks at madison square garden, which of course have angered so many latinos around the country. nicky jam then posting on his instagram yesterday, a video saying that he is no longer supporting president trump. let's take a look mean who joined me around bikes. >> he

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is following all of this and elizabeth, you first obtained the lawsuit. what is he accused of? >> yes, kate. so garth brooks is accused of sexual assault and battery. this former hair and makeup artist that you mentioned says that she began working for garth brooks in 2017, but she had actually met him years before in 1999 because she began working for his wife country superstar trisha yearwood now, in the lawsuit, she alleges that she was raped in 2019 in a los angeles hotel room when they were traveling for business for grammy tribute performance. but she also alleges that the abuse continued. she said that she was sent sexually explicit text, that he regularly exposed himself. he would change in front of her one, incident in this lawsuit, she alleges also in 2019 that garth brooks walked out of the shower in his home where she was to do his hair and makeup. he walked out completely naked and forced her hands on to him. this is just one of many allegations. it's very vulgar, very disturbing very lewd. but garth brooks is denying this. kate. >> and what

let's get to cnn's elizabeth wagmeister. she's got much more on these new details that are coming out. what are you learning, elizabeth good morning, kate. >> these are just horrifying allegations across these seven new lawsuits which come from all anonymous accuser as both male and female. now two of these accusers alleged that they were minors at the time, as you said, one says that she was a 13-year-old girl. another said that he was a 17-year-old boy. now, as you mentioned, this is the first time the other celebrities are directly accused of wrongdoing in these lawsuits. now, these celebrities are not named so we do not know who they are. we do not know what these accusers definition of a celebrity is. no indication as to who these people are. but one of the accusers, the 13-year-old girl, alleges that in the year 2000 that she was drugged and raped by combs and assaulted by two other celebrities. she said that she was brought to this mtv vmas after after-party by a limo driver who alleged that he worked for combs. he all

he doesn't get the second foot long, waits 1871 to 3,800 i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this of former president donald trump back on the campaign trail holding two rallies today in the battleground, state of pennsylvania, a new cnn poll of polls in that state finds vice president harris with a slight edge over trump, 48 to 47 is still no clear leader. once again, pointing to what is likely to be an extremely close race, we have cnn's danny freeman, who is live in reading, were trump will hold a second rally tonight. and danny, it's important to note that he is repeating false claims about fema and other things as hurricane milton is close to landfall in florida. and is the republican governor there has urged people not to fall for missing information and disinformation like this former president trump has two events today in pennsylvania, like you said, the first one is he happening right now as we speak in scranton, pennsylvania, the next one a little bit later in reading and brianna, this event in scranton is supposed to be appealing to white working class voters in presid

. >> now, dropping, give me 2021 i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn recent nationwideling of latino voters reflects what our john king reported last month. >> and his all over the map series from nevada that are majority of latinos may back vice president harris, but inflation and worries about the overall economy have given the former president way to potentially peel off some of that support today, our danny freeman examines the latino vote and other battleground state of pennsylvania debate, minnesota governor tim walz was in redding, pennsylvania, stopping at a puerto rican-owned restaurant to boost support among the cities, majority latino population this is going to come down to what wall states, pennsylvania, might come right through this restaurant but at the same time, just four blocks away, the trump campaign was holding its own phone bank, specifically targeting latinos in the lehigh valley are supporting that has on his amelia families, florida outreach just the latest sign both campaigns understand the importance of latino voters in the keystone state in 2

. >> i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles. in this is cnn what is going on in wisconsin, the senate race there has devolved into one of the nastiest in the country with the majority at stake so i traveled to one of the best places, madison, wisconsin, the hope of my alma mater to get a front row seat into the feud between democratic senator tammy baldwin. >> and our gop challenger, eric have it it is a bitter battle in the badger state where democrat tammy baldwin has held that seat for nearly a dozen years, being challenged by a self-funding multimillionaire by the name of erica now facing deep pocketed eric, have it was turned the race into a dead heat with democratic control of the senate in peril, i'm the tip of the spear, but i can't do it without all of you for months baldwin enter allies had been pummeling have deal with this scathing series of ads from comments he made in losing senate primary bid a dozen years ago, eric hovde, he has insulted just about everyone. once wrong with this guy and his vast fortune stemming

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. >> elizabeth wagmeister. thanks very much. and thanks to our viewers for watching erin burnett outfront starts right now argument that trump is a deeply unserious man but is there any strategy to trump calling harris bleep, vp a lewd description of the late golfer arnold palmer and a mcdonald's drive-thru photo-op plus the breaking news republicans asking the attorney general to investigate elon musk and whether he's paying for votes. >> and tonight an outfront exclusive, we're going to take you inside an elite drone unit, the target russia. let's go outfront burnett on this monday outfront tonight, an unserious man, harris hitting three must-win states today with a closing argument all about trump in many, many ways, donald trump is an unserious man but the consequences of him being president of the united states are brutally serious there are things that he says that will be the subject of skits and laughter and jokes. >> but words have meaning coming from someone who aspires to stand behind the seal of the president of the

. >> i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn retired four-star marine corps general, becameatest high profile former trump official to publicly warned about the threat that he believes donald trump poses to the american constitution our next guest, frank luntz, recently asked and esteemed group of former national security officials what they would say to the presidential candidates about the role that politics plays or doesn't play? in the civilian, military relationship choose the very best military leaders who will give you good advice as they are sent to you by the department of defense and don't choose them because of some something that might be viewed as political. choose the very best ones because what they are is they're precious diamond and you want to preserve the diamond for the long term and for the good of america. >> i was tell tell whoever wins has got to go, then reach out to the party that was defeated and try to re-establish the principal that politics stops at the water's edge all right, joining us now, pollster and communications strategist frank luntz, w

. >> i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn swing, state election officials are moving aggressively to head off disruptions at the polls and avoid a repeat of some of what we saw in 2020. >> but with so many americans buying into donald trump's election lies. it's going to be tougher than ever. according to one analysis, since 20 2035, local officials have refused or threatened to refuse to certify their election results. so what exactly are state officials doing to safeguard this election cnn sara murray is here to explain as part of our regular check-in about election threats, which is getting even more important because we're getting even closer it is. >> and i think one of the big changes this time around is we have so many more elections skeptics who are going to be a part of this process in a way that they weren't necessarily in previous presidential elections. and so when you look across the battleground states, whether it's michigan, arizona, pencil playing in north carolina, you see these instances where there were officials who refuse to certify the results an

talk in texts with reliable coverage starting at just $20 call or visit consumer cellular i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this confirming north korea has sent at least 3,000 soldiers to russia in the last month national security spokesman john kirby, telling reporters today, whites unclear that they're there, but there is, quote, a highly concerning probability that they'll join the fight against ukraine. >> listen if north korean soldiers do enter into combat, this development would demonstrate russia's growing desperation in its war against ukraine. russia is suffering extraordinary casualties on the battlefield every single day. but president putin appears intent on continuing this war. if russia is indeed forced to turn to north korea for manpower this would be sign of weakness, not strength on the part of the kremlin let's discuss further with former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, and eurasia. >> evelyn farkas, she's also the executive director of the mccain institute. evelyn. thank you so much for joining us. what does it mean for the war? if north kore