erica?latest for us, thank you. >>> back with me now cnn's senior political correspondent abby phillip. biden clearly sees this as an opportunity and not just as jeremy was pointing out this is not just a moral point, this is clearly a political one as well. take a listen to a little bit more of what he had to say. >> let me say this to my maga republican friends in congress, don't tell me you support law enforcement if you won't condemn what happened on the 6th. don't tell me. >> you are on the side of a mob or the side of the police, you can't be pro law enforcement and pro insurrection. you can't be a party of law and order and call the people who attacked the police on january 6th patriots. you can't do it. >> abby, i guess the question is can biden and democrats ultimately effectively take that law and order mantel from republicans? >> yeah, i mean, i think they probably have the best shot that they are going to have right at this moment because republicans really set up this layup for

morris. >> sure, thank you, erica. my name is morris pearl.rew up a long ways away in a little town in upstate new york right near the canadian border. my parents' home i could see the tallest buildings in montreal on a clear night and my family, my grandparents and parents owned some clothing stores. when i saw death of a salesman the first time i know willy loemann, he was in my dad's office once a month and that's where i lived. then eventually i knew i did not want to live in a small town any longer than i absolutely had to. so i went to a-- also to the university of pennsylvania and i spent decades working in the finance business. as meagan said, i was connecting, people who needed mortgages with the availability of capital from wall street. sort of giving america's home owners the advantages of the low interest rates that major investors were paying at that time. and then, when the financial crisis came along in 2007 or so, i was at blackrock, largest financial management company and i had clients who were parts of the government and i s

desde ciudad de guatemala, erica porras, univisiÓn.reforma fiscal que aumentarÍa los impuestos a los mÁs ricos, y en su primera orden tras su juramento ayer exigiÓ traer la espada de bolÍvar a la ceremonia, el ahora expresidente ivÁn duque se rehusaba que llevara la espada a la toma de procesiÓn de petro. jorge>: un tercer ataque explotÓ y quedÓ envuelto en llamas en la base de almacenamiento de petrÓleo. la isla experimenta apagones diarios. una persona muriÓ y por lo menos 125 han sufrido heridas y quemaduras, las autoridades creen que mÁs de una decena de desaparecidos. patricia: las aerolÍneas en estados unidos suspendieron hoy mÁs de 300 vuelos y otros 1000 estaban retrasados a ser una empresa, esto se sumÓ a que entre el sÁbado y el domingo hubo mÁs de 1600 vuelos cancelados y cerca de 15,000 con demoras, parte se debiÓ al mal tiempo, pero tambiÉn a la escasez de personal. jorge: hay luto en la mÚsica por la muerte de olivia a los 73 aÑos por cÁncer, newton jone alcanzÓ la fama mundial al protagonizar la pelÍcula gris junto a joh

select thank you erica. my name is morris pearl i cripple longways and ate little town in upstate new york right in the canadian border. my parents hope i could see the tallest buildings in montrÉal on a clear night. and my family, my grandparents and parents owned some clothing stores. when i saw death of a salesman the first time i note willie loman he was the guy schlepping those sample cases into my dads office once a month. and eventually i know i did not want to live in a small town any longer than i absolutely had to. i would also to the university of pennsylvania. i spent decades working the finance business. as megan said i was connecting people who needed mortgages with the available capitol from wall street. sort of giving america's homeowners the advantages of the low interest rates that major investors were paying at that time. and then the financial crisis the largest financial management company i climb through a government parts of the government, i spent two years of delving into city banks

joining us live to talk about her experience is erica samberg. can you hear us? erica? our signal might have frozen. we will take a couple of seconds to see if we can recover. right now, we are going to take a look at another story, as we try to reconnect with erica. >> parts like this in front of deangelo's pizza could soon be a thing of the past as city planners look to approve a seasonal, outdoor business program. during the pandemic when indoor restaurants were still partially restricted, the city of mill valley adopted the temporary outdoor business plan which allowed restaurants to expand their business outdoors in the public right-of-way throughout the city. this conditional use permits provided parking based on the floor area of the business, something locals have grown to appear she had. kristen: that was lena. her story will air today later. we happen to be connected with erica samberg who went undercover. you didn't just go undercover, you went undercover as a drug addict. it was two years ago, but you continue to blog about it. tell us why you did that? why

my name is erica payne. i grew up in raleigh north carolina. i went to chapel hill and i worked in politics during the early part of my career and decided i have had quite enough of politicians so i went off to business school and got an mba from the wharton school and i worked in the private sector for a few years and my heart just called me back to politics so i started doing policy work and advocacy in my return from the private sector and around 2010 in the middle of this work it was the lame-duck session of congress and it became clear president obama was going to cave to republican demands to extend the bush tax cuts for incomes over $1 million and it absolutely infuriated me that here we had both american political parties working together to reduce the tax burden on millionaires. and so i got a few millionaires together and they crafted the letter that essentially said for the good of the country raise my taxes and it absolutely blew up in the media and from that beginning we built now an organization with a few hundred members, we had

." >>> thanks for joining us, everyone, i'm erica hillary clinton -- erica hill in for kate bolduan. the justice department has identified some materials recovered from the fbi's search at mar-a-lago earlier this month, could be subject to attorney/client privilege. we're learning new details about this in a new federal court filing. we have more now on the development. we knew from the affidavit that was released, the redacted version released friday, that there was this separate team that was going in and was going to review documents for attorney/client privilege. is this sort of telling us what they're finding now? >> exactly. this is the status report of what that team -- this team, this filter team, that's what they're called, was involved with from the beginning when the search warrant was executed at mar-a-lago. former president trump's lawyers want a special master, an independent person to conduct the review. the judge told doj tell us what you've done so far, it's been three weeks since you've had these documents. that's what the new filing says, it's identified a limited

er erica? >> isabel rosales live in jackson for us this morning. >>> also with us, the mayor of jackson. it's good to have you with us this morning. as isabel just laid out for us there, it's not clear how long the state of emergency is going to last. there is no timeline. is there a concern based on what we're hearing that the city could run out of water? even water available for flushing toilets and fighting fires as we heard? >> let me thank you first and foremost for having me, as we lift up this challenge, that we have been sustaining for some time now. we've been lifting up our water challenges for the better part of two years, crying out for assistance that we can get. the good news is that we've seen persistent gains in our system overnight. there's residents that did not have water yesterday. their pressure is being restored. we won't be happy until every resident has water restored to them. there's a number of challenges. what i have been lifting up for the better part of two years. i

erica? >> yeah, it certainly is.ugh individual guidelines. some involve schools. what do we know about some of those changes? >> some of the things we've heard about for the past two years will be going away. this is an announcement that will go away if not tomorrow, in the coming days. cnn obtained documents from the cdc, and that is what they say. those could change, but at the time the documents were written, the cdc says we're going to remove the six-feet spacing. and if you were exposed to covid, you do not need to quarantine. it was true for vaccinated. now it's true for everybody. if you have covid, you still need to isolate. they're not changing that. one thing also they're not changing, they're not changing their masking recommendation to any great extent. so let's take a look at a map of the united states. every county you see in red here -- half the counties in the u.s. -- those people, still, it will be recommended they wear a mask indoors. we know that's not happening. i think the cdc knows that's not ha

okay, erica. you've written about both hemingway and fitzgerald and women in their lives.mingway and fitzgerald, one as a husband and one as a lover . >> with like a gun to my head ? to me it's neither. i guess i have to say against my better judgment i love hemingway. i love him. >> what a visceral response. >> i've read it every single letter and book. i understand him as fully as a human and obviously it's a work but i get him, i lovehim . fitzgerald, i get as a lover i guess. >> okay. >> there's just something about being fancy on a fishing boat that i get. >> i love the end because this is when it gets real. so this one i guess is for both of you. erica, there are a lot of codeinenames in your book and i want to know what both of you would pick as your code name and i'm going to say i put ,both of your names through a code name generator so i'll let you know what it is at the end . >> codenames are very basic. they are just like women's names. >> the nazis called her artemis so she did a play on that as diane. had a little bit of fun n with it but i would be zelda. i

erica you got honest flamingo. >> of course.hter] stephanie you got cold hurricane. >> oh myst god. that is so fantastic. [laughter] my name for now. if you want to use that it starbucks you just feel free. [laughter] >> this is been such an utter joy. i would love to leave those with the both of you talking about if readers get one thing from your books, what do youn, hope they walk away with? >> i think i hope they walk away with the idea that we are all walking on the shoulders of people who came before us.ng we have some responsibility to live up to that legacy and meet the challenges of our time with is not as much courage and fortitude, at least some courage and fortitude and selflessness. >> like stephanie, i think the courage and selflessness is something we all badly need at any time. and also, i hope readers get a sense of perspective. it is helpful to me during the pandemic to seat with that could actually look like. i've been very fortunate during this time. he just always remind me whenever i start feeling sorry for

erica tell me how you discovered your story. you have written so much about women in the literature. how did you move away from the literary world? >> the writing community help to steer me i was going down eathe wormhole which is a great place to go so to elevate their stories i'm writing about bram stoker's wife and said could you just white about is a woman that is great in her own right and not a mrs. or something but i did come across a smithsonian article byit time i was finished reading i cannot believe i had never heard of this woman from my own home state of maryland under her circumstances and i became completely obsessed with her. host: and she is from baltimore. >>ay her family had gone to the places i had gone. hunting and fishing in the chesapeake bay is part of my upbringing but that's where the comment ends but she is brave but i do not like to be called. host: i did on —- he did not shoot yourself in the leg with a hunting accident. >> i hope i don't talking about research whenve i was reading the book i'm so gl

buenas tardes erica, adelante. >>> vanessa, muy buenas tardes.igiosos, familiares de las vÍctimas y miembros de la comunidad, participaron en esta emotiva vigilia para recordar a las 8 vÍctimas que fallecieron en este aparatoso incidente. en este lugar, donde esta este altar improvisado en honor de las vÍctimas. participÓ grace ortiz. ella sobreviviÓ a este incidente, cuando viajaba con sus 5 hijos, y una sobrina. su camioneta fue embestida fuertemente por la responsable de este incidente. ella hablÓ ante las cÁmaras de telemundo. >>> tenÍa la necesidad de venir. porque me siento muy mal. porque pudimos ser nosotros tambiÉn. me siento mal por la gente que se muriÓ. >>> grace dice sentirse afortunada de ya que sus seres queridos y ella solo sufrieron heridas leves. >>> ahorita no mÁs, tienen dolores de cuerpo. uno que otros moretones. y le doy gracias a dios que estamos vivos. >>> quien hablÓ ante las cÁmaras fue luis quintero. el padre de alonzo, que tenÍa 11 meses que fue expulsado. y murÓo su madre embarazada y el bebÉ que tenÍa en su vientre.

erica hill picks up our coverage right now. >>> good friday afternoon. we begin with another blowout jobs report one that caught the experts off guard. the u.s. economy adding 528,000 jobs in july, it is the 19th consecutive month of job growth and more than double what economists were expecting. the country has now regained all the jobs lost during the pandemic. the jobs report also capping off a week of major wins for president biden following a stretch of brutal summer headlines. we expect him on comment on the jobs report any minute now at a bill signing. but let's look at the numbers. joining us is rahel solomon and jeremy diamond. let's look at the gains. the fact that this was more than twice what experts were expecting. >> and so some experts have said that this was an uncomfortably hot jobs report, at the very least it was surprising. when you look at the report and where the jobs were, line after line, industry after industry, it was growth, growth, growth with some of the largest gainers in industries like leisure, professional services, healt

front and center is going to be erica.[laughter] was just to reemphasize this is a fantastic moment i'm very hopeful moment for america. for decades, wealthy people have controlled both sides of the political aisle. we have seen where that has gotten us right now it let's me know who is responsible. this is what they want their tax cut to look like no biden's got to decide what he would since texaco to look like. i am for wealthy individuals to pick up their fair share. this is when americans like you can weigh in with your lawmakers. does not matter what political party you are in. call your democratic lawmakers, called the few innocent lawmakers we haven't talked to them about taxes. when they do the next rewrite of the federal tax code it will be into -- will develop a tax code that will develop an economy that will produce results that are more equal, better to sustain ourn economy. wrote this book with that backdrop. but we wanted to do in this book with help ordinary people without accounting degrees figure out what

in 2014, erica was named annapolis author of the year. the women of chÂteau latvian by stephanie dray is a sweeping novel about duty and hope, love and courage and the strength we take from those who came before us. an epic saga based on the true story of the extraordinary castle of marquee and the women found by their legacy. stephanie dray the "new york times", wall street journal and usa today best-selling author of historical women's fiction. her work has been translated into eight languages and topless are the most anticipated reads of the year. before becoming an award-winning novelist stephanie was a lawyer and teacher. and moderating today's discussion between these two [inaudible question] fasting authors is karen she's the author of six novels including eight woman of intelligence, 100 sons, and the gilded years which is soon to be a major motion picture. a former political reporter, karen has also written for the washington post the miami herald, the chicago tribune and newsday. she has appeared as a celebrity and politics expe

erica flores, noticias telemundo. >>> cambiando de tema.es. ran de origen musulmÁn y ori unidos de asia. murieron en una emboscada el fbi estÁ ayudando con esta investigaciÓn. todas las miradas estuvieron en la conferencia polÍtica conocida como cpac. es un importante evento don se mide el termÓmetro de la elecciÓn presidencial del punto de vista republicano. javier vega ha seguido la jornada y nos trae un recuento de loocurrido en dallas. >>> donald trump dijo que buscarÍa la presidencia en 2024. lo hizo ante los conservadores de su partido. pero dijo que era necesario ganar las elecciones intermedio llas. con 69% es la principal opciÓn de los republicanos rumbo a la casa blanca. segÚn la encuesta de cpac difundida. la opiniÓn de los asistentes a esta conferencia polÍtica es considerada el mejor barÓmetro de lo que ocurre en el movimiento conservador. el futuro polÍtico de trump no estÁ escrito sobre piedra. >>> da una ventaja que otro candidato no tiene. pero quizÁs como hemos visto hace 4 aÑos, hace 8 aÑos, el cambio de partidos del paÍs

mi nombre es erica. un buen tamal. >>> nosotros tenemos 10 sabores de tamales. ser algo diferente a lo que hay en el mercado. y la tradiciÓn de los tamales. en med lo de la pandemia en el 2020 su sueÑo se hizo realidad. su propio camiÓn mÉxico tamal. las mujeres no es que se nos complique la vida que es difÍcil. hay un poco mÁs de egoÍsmo se puede decir. dirÍa yo. porque es un mubd donde el hombre man srra mÁs. las dificultades la hicieron mÁs fuerte y lo frro lo que pocos camiones de comida pueden. tener su propia cocina independiente. por lo que dice. ahora que ella ha aprendido tanto de la industria de los food trucos tiene la meta de ayudar a otros. >>> tener un food track. dmo hacer el negocio. los requisitos que necesitan tener. donde empezar la cocina la quiero especÍficamente para este plan de apoyar a la mujer latina su camiÓn es la viva prueba que los sueÑos se hacen realidad. el camino real te esperamos. >>> libertad pedraza, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> va a funcionar bam taents y lo grasu sueÑo. ayudar a otras personas. la falta de informaciÓn los de

erica flores, noticias telemundo. >>> por los retrazos en las cadenas de suministros, luego de la panos. jenni nos informa. >>> carlos un chofer de transporte pesado en guatemala, no duda cuando se le pregunta si migra rai hacia estados unidos para trabajar. >>> la verdad que sÍ. creo que sÍ opta rai por una opciÓn asÍ. por sup rarns y salir adelante. por tener mejor futuro para mi familia. >>> la cadena de suministro a nivel mundial, quedaron detenidas o retrasadas luego de la pandemia. generando en estados unidos y canadÁ principalmente un dÉficit de choferes del transporte pesado, lo que creo una fuente de migraciÓn para los choferes guatemaltecos. >>> la paga no es muy buena. realmente por la necesidad uno trabaja. >>> segÚn las gremiales de transporte pesado en guatemala la migraciÓn de choferes hacia el norte de amÉrica, ha producido un dÉficit de unos 12.000 choferes. >>> conductores centroamericanos, en el caso de guatemala tambiÉn han migrado a estados unidos y canadÁ. incluso mÉxico, con oferta de mejores condiciones salariales. para los pilotos del transporte pesado. salir

erica flores.o y 17 cargos de intento de asesinato por el tiroteo en la preparatoria. el enfrenta la posibilidad de cadena perpetua o la pena de muerte. >>> y un tribunal federal de apelaciones acordÓ suspender la orden de una instancia inferior que e exige al senador graham testificar ante un gran jurado. en 2020. y el republicano de carolina del sur. alegÓ inmunidad parlamentaria. >>> a lo largo y ancho del paÍs, las autoridades estÁn tras la pista de la peligrosa droga fentanilo arco iris que llega a las manos de niÑos y jÓvenes. esta droga podrÍa estar entrando a estados unidos por puertos y pasos fronterizos. zona ap rizo nos tiene la informaciÓn. >>> estÁ aumentando en todo el paÍs. segÚn autoridades colorido que po dri pasar por caramelos o vitaminas masco cables para niÑos y que se realiza por plataformas en la internet estÁ apuntando a la juventud. afirma haberla consumido. >>> es tan fuerte, es mÁs fuerte que la heroÍna. mucho mÁs fuerte que la heroÍna. >>> te pega muy fuerte. lo tomas y

i'm erica hill. "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it's friday, august 5th and i'm brianna keilar with john avalon, in for john berman this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. one small step for an arizona senator, one giant leap for the biden agenda. senator kyrsten sinema, the lone democratic holdout on the president's major climate and economic bill, is now on board. senate majority leader chuck schumer agreed to change some of the tax provisions to get sinema to move forward on the bill. democrats expect to have 50 votes plus the vice president's tiebreaker to push their marquee economic legislation through the senate. >>> the inflation redaction act represents what would be the largest investment in energy and climate programs in u.s. history. it would extend health care subsidies and give medicare the power to negotiate prescription drug prices. senator schumer says it will close tax loopholes and reduce the deficit by $300 billion. cnn's sunlen serfaty is on capitol hill with the latest on the deal.

for so long now, they have greater purchase, you know, erica was on cbs sunday news yesterday and jan crawford after wait, are you saying that abortions bad for women and her responses? yes, that is exactly what i'm saying, and it was as if it was shocking like this is a new revelation that people are hearing it for the first time, but they are hearing it for the first time and that's the importance of what we now have to do i mean what with the court did last friday was open up the space for us to not persuade our neighbors and then the past laws that'll protect both babies and mothers. and we need to be very calm and patient knowing that even though we've been hearing and making these arguments our entire lives. other people are hearing it for the first time. i i was really struck watching another show by how preposterous the pro-life view seem to be to everybody around the table except peggy noon in alexander what gives you hope and and also did anything surprise you in the midst of putting this this book together. like a positive surprises. yeah, okay. i don't know that there was

erica flores nos cuenta en quÉ consiste. >>> fue tanto un cambio como para los niÑos, como para nosotros salud mental graves a nivel rÉcord. >>> la evidencia es lo que estamos viendo. Índices altos en depresiÓn, ansiedad. >>> se estima que 1 de cada so niÑos sufrieron al menos un episodio depresivo ma lor en el Último aÑo. los Índices de suicidio en niÑos de 10 a 18 aÑos. incrementaron del 2019 al 2020. >>> gobernador de california, invertirÁ mÁs de 4.000 millones de dÓlares en el llamado mÁster plan que se van a contratar mÁs de 40.000 trabajadores. y se van a preparar a las escuelas para prevenir y tratar a aquellos que sufren de un trastorno. >>> la prevenciÓn es lo mÁs eficaz, es lo que va a tener mÁs impact. >>> el plan de california era que sea mÁs fÁcil que nunca el acceso a menores de edad a servicios criticos de salud mental y uso de sus tanzas en su escuelas. hogares y comunidades. >>> que bueno que estÉn dando la atenciÓn y apoyo para que no pase ya nada mÁs. >>> erica flores, noticias telemundo. >>> definitivamente necesita ese apoyo. en el mismo estado se inaugurÓ un centro

you was to reach you. erica, to susan is a seems work that you start to rush, which is for to new. here was move humans. it was on vasa stubborn, and you don't cut off so you move on to slip, so you're not supposed to for you to print it to him, read your story, to beast, humans of money. awfully christmas time. go for story. so there was a push only last year or as of while exclusions drama, the brush really develop. a new scholar comes with the as a regimen space was named mary lou pool in april. it was destroyed by a surgical russian ass strike. with both is done next region, 2nd biggest city and one of the largest ports on the sea of us. all it's location makes the city strategically important. it's no coincidence the for 8 years as all regimen soldiers have been terrorizing the locals vowing they'd fight to the last you if you do with those clear and even really pezora. if with the story. however, on may the 20th, they surrendered completely. the as our style steel plants came under the full control of the russian military, almost 2 and a half 1000 ukrainian service men. and a

>> good morning, erica. i think this provides further evidence that the department of justice is investigating donald trump. the doj clearly wants to learn what trump said and did on and about january 6. remember, they already interviewed marc short and greg jacob and now they want the two pats. last week we had reports that do skrchlt was trying to block the claims of executive privilege the reason why is to get at trump's communications. why do you want to get to trump's communications? not so you can indict rudy giuliani, although that may happen, but to investigate the former president. also to put water on this, it means that an indictment of donald trump is not imminent. because when you litigate issues of executive privilege, that normally comes at the beginning of an investigation rather than the end. >> how do you see that playing out in terms of executive privilege here? >> i think that doj will steam roll any attempts at claiming executive privilege because executive privilege doesn't apply here.

[ cheers and applause ] that is erica and keenen who are behind the bar tonight. hey, guys.bar right now, who do you think is most likely to throw up in the urinal? >> it's going to be eric. [ laughter ] >> wow. that was quite definitive. okay, guys, since you all came out tonight to watch me host every time that i or anyone on this show says the magic word everyone in the bar gets a free beer. [ cheers and applause ] and kimmel doesn't know this, but i found his credit card in his desk today, so he's picking up the tab. [ cheers and applause ] all right, lou, can you please tell everyone what the magic beer word is? >> lou: tonight's magic beer word is -- "guillermo." >> so anytime i or anyone on this show says that word kimmel buys the bar a round. [ applause ] wait, no, not everybody in the audience. anybody on the show. but maybe we'll get to that point. we'll see. and if he gets mad, kimmel, while he's on vacation, i'm going to blame it on -- >> guillermo! >> guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] in case he just missed it, remind everyone in the bar what your name is, sir?

erica hill joins us now. us through what happened at the school where the entire season has been cancelled. >> so first we start on august 11th. this was the middletown area high school, about ten miles from harrisburg, from the capital. what happened is the district became aware of an alleged hazing incident that was captured on video on august 11th at practice. so the players who were allegedly involved were removed from the team pending an investigation. that investigation opened on august 12th. then you see on the 15th the football coach resigned and then the superintendent yesterday sent this letter out noting that they had become aware of additional video, jake, which demonstrates that the hazing was much more widespread in the words of the superintendent and involved many more students than previously known and that led to the decision to cancel the entire football season. in that letter the superintendent saying, quote, the kind of hazing that occurred in our facilities with this team is reprehensible

. >> reporter: good morning, erica.n japan today, but the impact of her surprise stop in taiwan is still being felt and is all that was really asked about by reporters today at a press conference. the day after nancy pelosi and her delegation left taiwan, china began live fire military exercises, essentially surrounding the self-governed island on day one china launched nearly a dozen ballistic missiles, some of them flew over taiwan for the first time ever, 22 warplanes entered taiwan's air defense identification zone and nuclear powered submarine was involved. this morning on day two, jets and warships crossed the median line in the taiwan strait. and beijing also announced sanctions against peaelosi for visiting the island. japan's prime minister weighed in saying that military exercises are expected to continue through sunday. he talked about it after hosting a breakfast this morning for house speaker nancy pelosi and her delegation where regional security issues were discussed. fumio kishida said china's missiles a

erica reminds me of them _ not a dirty word.ple, there was a famous bit — relaxed about people, there was a famous bit that came after that where — famous bit that came after that where he — famous bit that came after that where he also said as long as they pay their— where he also said as long as they pay their taxes, which liz truss did not say _ pay their taxes, which liz truss did not say it— pay their taxes, which liz truss did not say. it came back to haunt the new labour— not say. it came back to haunt the new labour government and i wonder if this— new labour government and i wonder if this one _ new labour government and i wonder if this one too. people are very upset — if this one too. people are very upset and _ if this one too. people are very upset and have announcements on the day where _ upset and have announcements on the day where there was one morning from some _ day where there was one morning from some endless energy taxes could rise to £5,000 _ some endless energy taxes could rise to £5,000 a — some endless

jones did plead the fifth. >> erica, unbelievable day in court that we saw. so let's talk about that. bernarda, how does this happen. alex jones called it a perry mason moment, it sort of was. >> i thought i was on the show of being punked because of the surprise of the way it came out. his attorney should have known, like, look, you were already given a heads up that the plaintiff's attorney had these text messages and these emails. do you not have a conversation with alex jones and be like, by the way, they have your information and know what you've said in the past so say consistent with that. that was the best moment of the trial because he wasn't ready for it and you saw the true alex jones and it was a hubba, hubba moment. >> is that a legal term? oliver, here is what stuns and troubles me, in some ways this is the culmination of the post-truth moment we live in in terms of accountability. we live in a time where basically people can get rich off of amplifying lies and the only time they seem to be held to account is if they're under oath or if there's

. >> good afternoon erica.any people want to see the affidavit to learn why the search warrant was authorized in the first place. "new york times" reports one oil for former president trump signed a written statement for the justice department claiming all the documents of classified markings had been returned from mar-a-lago in a meeting in early june for the fbi said scenes from trumps home this week. documents labeled top-secret three sets of secret, three sets labeled confidential and one set labeled that is top-secret sensitive information. the former present responding in a statement earlier today, i have truth on my side when you have a truth you will ultimately be victorious. officials say that last a nugget of what the feds took the most concerning because it contains the highest classification levels designed to complement current penalize they risk severe damage to national security. they're only supposed to be viewed in special government facilities for the uncivil war and said the fbi was seeking q

cnn's erica hill is here to shed some light on it. erica, what are you hearing?yond our control. what we do know there's a gun rights activist in georgia who told cnn, he send an email in may to organizers of the festival, specifically, music midtown said references of any guns are banned. this is set to take place in piedmont park, a big city-owned park in the city of atlanta, and he said, look, that conflicts with georgia, which allows firearms to be carried in public places. is that the exact reason? they're not saying for sure, but, john, as you say, that has been in media outlets as regards potential lawsuits, how would you police that. and since midtown is essentially renting the park they have to comply with the laws so that it wouldn't work. >> what a shame. i love that festival. >> it's a great festival. i saw the black keys play there. i'm bummed people are going to miss out on that. >> it started in 1994, i went when i was living in atlanta in the early 2000s. it's a blast, really is. last year, 50,000 people were in attendance that is, of course, righ

i'm erica hill in for jake tapper on this friday. thanks for joining us.earch affidavit reveals the level of top-secret intelligence that was taken to former president trump's home, stored in an unauthorized location, and at a risk of falling into the wrong hands. the affidavit released with the u.s. justice department's redactions also shows the fbi believed its search might uncover, quote, evidence of obstruction. we're breaking down all of the new information this hour. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situatio".

-- erica hill in for kate bolduan.we have more now on the development. we knew from the affidavit that was released, the redacted version released friday, that there was this separate team that

erica, we're waiting on this verdict now. but in the meantime you have this, i think you could say, bombshell dropped in the middle of that trial. just a remarkable oversight here. what's the impact on this? >> paul callan called it a colossal error on the part of jonesen jones' defense team. i just want to play that moment for you. >> did you know that 12 days ago, 12 days ago your attorneys messed up and sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone with every text message you've sent for the past two years and when informed did not take any steps to identify it as privileged or protect it in any way. as of two days ago, it fell free and clear into my possession and that is how i know you lied to me. >> that is how i know you lied to me. now keep in mind during discovery, alex jones had said he never texted about sandy hook. there we are in court yesterday with the plaintiffs' attorney saying, oh, yes, you did, because i just looked at two years of your cell phone records that your attorneys inadvertently sent me

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which women's equality means access to abortion so one thing, now the people making arguments like ericalong, now they have greater purchase. was on cbs monday and are using abortion is bad for women? the responses yes, that's exactly what i was saying. it's a new revelation people are hearing it for the first time but they are and that's the importance of what we have to do. what the court did last friday to persuade our neighbors and they will protect them. >> we need to be calm knowing we've been hearing and making arguments our entire lives, other people are hearing it for the first time. i wasy struck watching another sunday show you how preposterous is, what gives you hope and also did anything surprising in putting this together? >> i remember when we were working, a heavy emphasis on how this is important because after writing the book, this is awfully depressing and we have to remind people the historyn of abortion all of us what most of the book is but we all kind of know d -- besides the wind abily of the argument, i think it is right, things feel lighter and more open and gro

or collect erica's work, walking away from pregnancy for a woman is an act of violence against their own child. it's plenty bad for man to walk away and abandon mother's child and the child but for one it's an actt of violence she's not better off to choose that to participate in the fun sexual culture that men have. that's a lie we have to unravel. i guess it's helpful in some ways. we can now change the laws and get through to people little more by unraveling it is a really, really big task for it's really hard to get to the root of that kind of dysfunction. quick storytelling is so important. thank you for doing that. even in recent days there is a "washington post" piece about this girl who could not have an abortion in texas. the writers clearly what us ton' be outraged she and her ndboyfriend are making it work r their pictures of them and they aree adorable. we are supposed to want those babies to be dead? there is sincerity here. the more this is out in the open it's in debate. they aren't on the story for us without realizing it. it's quite amazing. when i saw that "washingt

she scenario to the i believe mitchell, erica already and you still get that a little shade when i see him where i'm supposed a ah ah, with a with ah, it a spoke with edison, both, both the models. you need to do both with a, a, a, a, a, a, with a, with, with, [000:00:00;00] with a, with all the part. and all russian saying has said that once you have a reason finding a pretext is only a matter of time, including finding a pretext for a war. the animosity between russia and the united states has been building for a number of years. in fact, one could argue that it never really disappeared, just diminished with the end of the cold war. how far can the current conflict over ukraine take it and what does it mean for the rest of the world? to discuss it, i'm now joined by what is id, professor of political communications at the university of tech, ron professor. his id is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having now. in one of your recent articles, you suggested that they said you political rivalry over your credit, the all, and now i'm serving in some

i'm erica hill. ana cabrera is off today. a verdict and a vow.se is pressing to pursue any possible avenue to bring her home, and the pressure is mounting for some sort of prisoner swap after the court

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