>> you're absolutely right, erin. while vladimir putin seems to indicate there was no ukraine, the russians are feeling the heat from ukraine. in fact, right now just a couple of minutes ago the governor of the belgorod region said there had been another possible strike by a drone in the belgorod region. that some sort of munition was dropped on a roadway and damaged a car there. that's something we've seen several times over the past couple of days. also in light of those incursions that have been happening. despite the fact that as matthew has been reporting and we've been reporting, those are russians going into ukrainian territory. russians against russians. in the form of dmitry peskov is trying to pin this on the ukrainians. he says this believes this all shows russia is under attack from ukraine and, therefore, russia's war against ukraine is justified. now i also asked the national security adviser of ukraine whether or not the ukrainians are afraid there could be massive retaliation from the russians after th

. >> jason's wife, 35-year-old erin thompson was four months pregnant.ho just put the drums at his school concert was 13, and just like that they were gone. the crash was head on. in jason thompson's life, the lights went out. >> i'll never forget that news. >> laura of course will erin's mother, diana. >> we were both just bonkers, just -- >> nor her sister amber who with her husband missed erin so much they made plans to move to montana to be close. not possible now. >> that was the hardest piece of news we could fathom. >> to lose both of them and the baby. it just doesn't even seem like it could be real. >> in the little house he shared with the love of his real life where he'd been waiting in such excitement for their baby to arrive. jason like job of old was overcome by the heaviest sorrow. a whole life of sorrow. >> it's like i'm nine years old in 79 when my sister dies, and then 19 years old at 89 when my mother dies of cancer. and now i'm 39 -- in 09, and i lose my family. >> missing that concert, you lived. >>. yeah. >> has that been to wrap yo

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erin. >> jeremy, thank you very much.ck mchenry learned his lesson from the speakership itself. at this point you're not going to count anything until you actually have it all sitting there. outfront now republican congressman dusty johnson. he's the chairman of the republican main street caucus, which is a group of more than 70 house republicans. congressman johnson, i appreciate your time. everyone should know that over the weekend, you warned that the u.s. was, quote, at real risk of default. the banks are more concerned. do you still feel the same way, that there is a real risk of default tonight? >> i think there is a real risk, but it is receding ever so slightly. the staff talks this morning, i think, went better than they had in quite a number of days. and i got the sense that the speaker and the president's conversation was also helpful. we are a long way from the end zone, but at least we're pointed in the right direction again. >> i'd like to hear more than receding ever so slightly, but it's sure better than t

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, a cnn exclusive. multiple sources telling cnn tonight that the national archives has proof that trump knew the proper process to declassify documents. that proof in the form of 16 different records, which undercuts a major trump defense. trump's former white house lawyer ty cobb will be "outfront." >>> plus, putin's crackdown tonight, issuing an arrest warrant for an oscar-nominated film producer who has spoken out against russia's unprovoked invasion. that russian producer is "outfront." >>> and elon musk tonight ripping into people who work from home, calling it morally wrong. so what does kevin o'leary from the hit television show "shark tank" think? we'll find out. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump knew. cnn reporting exclusively tonight that the national archives is set to turn over 16 records to the special counsel and that these 16 records show trump and his advisers were well aware of the proper process to d

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and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, russia's worst day of the war, in fact, it was the worst day for putin and his prized air force in more than 50 years. so here's what happened. ukraine's antiaircraft missiles systems took four down four of putin's fighter jets and helicopters. it reportedly does not appear that the crew of the four aircraft had time to eject. now, the worst day in more than 50 years for putin's air force, ukraine has stopped short for taking responsibility of the attack, only saying tonight that the aircraft ran into some trouble. now, these attacks could be a precursor to the counteroffensive. just today two, more strikes in luhansk, one was inside a barbershop, appeared to be targeted taking out a tie with a member with links to top officials in russia. it has been until now a safe zone for russians so this is a game changer in that record. and in bakhmut, meanwhile to the west, new video into "outfront" tonight of the intense shelling going on there. and you can hear it. many o

>> our estimates are very similar to that, erin.ink it is important to note that the russians, and we've talked about it on this program, have lost more soldiers in ukraine. this is another example of this then they lost in all wars combined since 1945. the second issue is that russian offensive operations, they cannot do these kinds of things effectively. we just haven't seen a lot of improvement in russian ground operations. they are struggling badly. >> thank you very much, seth jones as always i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> next, the massive manhunt for suspected killer now expanding. age along americans southern border to be on alert for a man that police say killed his neighbors execution style. america is now suffering from an epidemic from isolation and loneliness. it is increasing the risk of premature death as much as smoking daily. how did we get here? the u.s. surgeon general, dr. vic murphy is my guest. start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. goodnight! and bethany

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. cnn learning the gunman who killed eight people at a texas mall was obsessed with nazis and mass shootings. he also appears to have scoped out that mall before the massacre and then waited for the biggest crowds. a witness who was there during the gunfire is "outfront" tonight. >>> we have new video into "outfront" tonight. this from a ukrainian sniper that we have spoken to several times. he's on the front lines tonight and is sharing dramatic new images of the brutal battles he's seeing there with you. and the migrant surge, up as much as 400% already in some areas along the u.s. southern border. we're going to take you there live tonight. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, obsessed with nazis, guns, and mass shooters. these are the new chilling details that we are learning tonight about the 33-year-old gunman who killed eight people and injured seven more at a texas outlet mall. according t

erin, i wondered.kmail was everywhere because it was every plots every tv show but i've never been blackmailed and i have a lot of dirt. just putting it out there. >> you're kind of like opening an invitation for somebody to do research on you and say well, greg, let's play this game. >> do you think there's anything here with this gates stuff? >> there's been drips and dribbles of epstein stories since this happened like this is going to continue and like if epstein did try and blackmail him happen didn't get any money out him the story broke and he didn't get the money. isn't that the point of the blackmail? to kat's point there's a lot of good stuff on bravo now. >> think he killed himself or was murdered? >> i don't know. if you're a billionaire what's a couple million? so he would have to be blackmailing him for something else. >> i don't know the extortion business well but i've got a good working emergency j how blackmail would work. >> the divorce would get him. >> up next from a medical mishap

erin?, tonight on "ac360," how does the neely family feel about the charges? the family's attorney will be with anderson at 8:00. >>> we are learning new details about what was taking place just before a utah mother who wrote a book about grieving allegedly killed her husband. the spokesperson for the victim's family is next. >>> plus, new details about the health of actor jamie foxx about mysterious medical complications sent him to the hospital. soso ie twice as much harvest. and that's it. miracle-gro performance organicscs. all you need to know to gro...organically. the real secret to success? better sleep. purple is different. soft and firm, in all your right places. the gelflex grid keeps yocool, while sleep does it's sci. rise sharper, happier, an overnight success. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and

erin?essica, of course, at that evangelical meeting in clive, iowa, where governor desantis will be speaking. a national political reporter for "the messenger" who has covered ron desantis. and also with me republican strategist and the former special adviser to then president obama. thanks so much to all of you. mark, you just heard jessica laying out the plan. comes to iowa, going to south carolina and new hampshire, back to iowa. how much of a must-win is iowa in the eyes of the desantis campaign as they try to stop donald trump? and i say this with a caveat that you had rick santorum win iowa. it does not necessarily mean who's going to win the whole thing, but it seems very important to desantis. >> rick santorum wasn't running against donald trump. this is the place where they have to stop donald trump. so, for all the candidates including desantis, pardon the pun, it's their field of dreams. this is the place where they've got to stop the momentum of trump. if the polling is right an

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erin? >> thank you, nick.d, i want to go to seth jones, the director of international security program at csis and a former adviser of american special operation forces in afghanistan. seth, that russian freight train, that was an ied attack. we've seen these attacks on russian infrastructure over the past few weeks. what do you read into that? >> well, erin, what it looks like the ukrainians are doing is targeting russian logistic hubs. this is critical in general, but also critical before a major offensive operation. you want to destroy as much of the petroleum oil, the fuel that russian forces need. you want to destroy their arms and their rail head that they use to move the material. these are signs of ukrainians getting serious. >> seth, you have been talking to sources involved in the ukrainian counteroffensive. you've been looking at new satellite imagery. in it you've seen what the russians are doing to prepare for what they expect in this counteroffensive. what do you see there? >> erin, what this loo

and good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, he's in, the florida governor ron desantis officially kicking off his bid for the white house, and he did it on twitter. >> there is no substitute for victory. we must end the culture of losing that has infected the republican party in recent years. the tired dogmas of the past are inadequate for a vibrant future. we must look forward, not backwards. >> now, during his appearance on twitter, desantis went on to talk about his policies in florida to brag about the ones that target education, books, race and gender. he owns them, he also repeatedly railed against the traditional media. this evening's rollout on twitter did begin with a technical issue and a crash. the event was delayed with those technical issues. in fact, this is what people heard when they logged on at 6:00 p.m. eastern, which was the advertised start of the announcement. >> let's see, so, yeah, i think so. just to simplify. >> well, it kept getting cut off. by the time it started, desantis made a j

>> yes, erin.very rare, still, these days for the justice department to bring charges against a sitting member of congress. but that's exactly what has happened. these charges are still under seal. we're expected to see them tomorrow when santos is expected to present himself before a judge in the eastern district of new york, islip. we know that the public integrity prosecutors at the justice department here at headquarters as well as those in the eastern district of new york have been looking at a number of things including possible false statements that were filed as part of his campaign finance reports, things that detailed his expenditures during the campaign, as well as fundraising. those are things that obviously would be major crimes that the justice department has a track record of going after. but, of course, as you pointed out, there's a litany of things that have come out against the former -- i'm sorry, the congressman, just in the few months that he's been in office. he took office in

erin mclaughlin takes us through it. >> reporter: tonight in farmington, new mexico, new police body camera footage capturing the harrowing moment america's latest teenaged mass shooter was shot dead by police >> subject's down! >> reporter: in footage released by police late thursday, you see the officers running toward danger. >> more shot are being fired. >> reporter: neighbors guiding them to the attacker >> i see him get behind the car, sir. >> reporter: another sergeant's camera records her being shot in a hail of gunfire. >> i'm shot! >> where is your tourniquet >> reporter: two officers were among the seven injured, all now released from the hospital this was the climax of 18-year-old beau wilson's deadly rampage through his own neighborhood police say 97-year-old gwendolyn schofield and her 73-year-old daughter melodie died trying to save 79-year-old shirley voita, also killed the day before his high school graduation, police say wilson armed with three different guns and having access to more than 1,400 rounds of ammunition began firing an ar-15 assault rifle from his home

thanks, erin. night. >> the washington commanders may have to change their name after just one season. apparently their trademark application was denied because of the commanders classic. that is the name of the annual college football game between army and air force. this means that the team will have to either change their name or appeal and argue the commanders nickname won't cause any confusion with the army air force game. >> despide a looming deadline to raise the debt ceiling, lawmakers are skipping town heading back home for the holiday weekend. yes, the extended recess shouldn't really affect negotiations between the president and speaker mccarthy's team. lawmakers are essentially on call to return to washington any moment to vote on a compromise deal. but right now it remains unclear how negotiators will get there before leaving for the holiday weekend. both sides took to the house floor. >> we're less than a week away from the faulting we should all the outrage and we should think. i thi

in 2020, britain's erin kennedy was celebrating winning rowing at the paralympics in tokyo — but ten9, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. 15 rounds of chemotherapy followed before erin underwent a double mastectomy. she was later given the all clear and now, a year on, is training for the european championships: my my grandad used to comic miss independent and i was going to do everything i can to get back and get on to the international stage again but the other two is there are so many uncontrollables on the situation, i was 29 and is diagnosed complete of the blue and whilst an amazing team here and my oncologists, the reality is diagnosed with cancer they have to have treatment and the mastectomy and i do not know whether i would make it back because i have been doing everything possible and working so hard to make this day possible. i used to say to the athletes choose your mood when you wake up everyday and i had to put my money my mouth was and see howl going to wake up everyday and get the best out of every day and sometimes the best was essentially getting out of bed onto

you see futures in the green as well let's bring in erin gibbs and tiffany mcghee ladies, great to see up with the nasdaq and a winning streak with the nasdaq and s&p how do you feel about this ral a -- feel about this rally? is this sustainable? >> this has been going since mid march. i think the past year we had a nice two weeks of consolidation. i think having a rally for the last couple days does feel sustainable. however, we are getting a little expensive when it comes to valuations when the outlook is a bit iffy, to say the least, when it comes to profit and expectingpectatio margins, i don't want to get too expensive. i don't think we should get out of the s&p completely. we need to be selective over which stocks we include. >> bank of america said get out at 4,200 agree or disagree or you are saying there is a later point you get out? >> i think if you are in the s&p 500, we are at 19 times forward earnings i don't think it means you necessarily have to have a crash, but it is fair valuation. i don't think you need to add more to the s&p 500. you need to be more selective about

erin, what is the family of the shooter saying tonight? >> lester, in a statement, his family sending their condolences to the victims, writing "wilson was fighting a battle with mental illness that he lost." lester? >> erin mclaughlin, thank you. >>> now to the battle against a huge fire today at a construction site in charlotte, north carolina. more than a dozen workers had to be rescued. shaquille brewster is there. shaq, talk us through what happened. >> reporter: lester, two construction workers tonight are still missing after that massive five-alarm fire. the images here really do tell the entire story. officials say this started just around 9:00 a.m. and quickly took over the entire area. some 90 firefighters were able to rescue 15 construction workers, including one who was stuck at the top of a crane. that worker was transported to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the intensity was so high that there were at least two mayday calls, meaning some firefighters on the scene needed to be helped. back here tonight, you ca

erin?. >>> coming up on "ac 360," with candidate for president, a closer look at the first lady of president, casey desantis. that's coming up next hour. >>> and next here, a federal judge ripping into the leader of the oath keepers as he received the longest sentence yet for what happened on january 6th. but one out t of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteopororosis. you should know yoyou can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take evenity® if you have low blood calcium, or are allergic to it. serious allergic reactions and low blood calcium have occurred. tell your doctor about jaw bone problems, as

erin: well said, thank you. that is a good place to end, i want to thank this wonderful panel, daniel black, mark, margaret. they will be signing books in area one, so please get books. they will sign and thank you for coming. or watch online on c-span.org/history.

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he is very confident tonight, erin.fident tonight that they are going to be easily be able to pass this out of the house of representatives. >> he needs a majority of the majority or else that speakership threat really becomes very real. so, lauren, then you go to the senate. five days until the u.s. defaults. getting it through the house is fine and good. but if it doesn't get to the senate and to the president's desk, then it is moot. so there are a lot of complaints from senators of both parties. what is the latest there? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, there is a lot of hand-ringing from republicans and democrats, although many of them realize that the only option is to vote for this or risk a default. so, what you're going to see is this coalition in the middle in the u.s. senate. but how quickly they move is really the key question right now. republican and democratic leaders are telling us that they could see this start to move as soon as tomorrow, but they have to have a time agreement. you need all 100 senators to a

erin mclaughlin has late details >> reporter: overnight in guam, a massive typhoon pounding the islander hour tossing a pickup truck around like a toy, taking out chunks of the side of this resort >> what the heck >> reporter: and ripping through a hotel lobby. guest luis zamora didn't sleep at all last night. >> as you can see, we have a lot of damage >> reporter: he shows us a room too dangerous to stay in >> the rooms are unusable. as you can see, the building is moving back and forth. >> reporter: guests hunkering down in flooded hallways, water seeping through the ceiling. officials say it's even more dangerous out on the road. >> too many flying debris treetops are coming down, palm fronds, coconuts. >> reporter: typhoon mawar is equivalent to a category 4 hurricane, the strongest to pass this close to the u.s. teterritory inin more thanan 20 yearsrs >> we e are at the crosshairs of typhoon mawar. take action now. >> reporter: the navy is sending in the "uss nimitz" carrier strike group to deal with the aftermath. tonight most of the island is without power, and officials say the

erin mclaughlin with our "inspiring america. >> reporter: surveillance footage capturing the harrowingt a gust of wind blew a stroller with baby toward a busy highway. >> i caught it down here. >> reporter: tonight the hero of this heart-stopping viral video speaking out >> really wouldn't want to see the end result if i wasn't there. >> reporter: the stroller on the move, the baby's great aunt struggling to reach the infant >> i heard screaming to the right. >> reporter: eyewitness donna gunderson was sitting at a nearby patio. >> and i see a stroller going down the driveway, and my heart dropped. >> reporter: just before the baby rolls onto a highway -- >> it was a very scary moment. >> reporter: -- you see gunderson's brother ron save the day. >> i knew i can get it, and i got it, and i'm thankful for that. >> reporter: he says the baby's great aunt is shaken but okay >> she tried everything she possibly could to get up her knees were bleeding when i got up to her, and she was still shocked. she was crying. >> reporter: ron telling nbc's los angeles station he has fallen on hard tim

. >> yeah, erin, you know, it's you said it was a sloppy game on saturday out.p further. it was flat out embarrassing. you know, 30 point loss is brutal. no matter how you shake your. thing is at the end of the 30 points in all count the 4, same. and that has been the messaging from the warriors organization. they did make a change in that starting lineup. as alluded see, gary payton, the second come out and make his first start of the postseason. his minutes have been sporadic. >> now it's warriors team. they've seen just about everything you get. i also back. >> last year there in this act, same position down 2 games to one on the road and we know how that played out. they won game 4 behind a historic performance by steph curry and went on to win a champion. >> to do things like that, you have maybe in let's start you know, the warriors leader harry, he stays the equalizer. and i her about that before the game. >> people often talk about staying staying even keel during the postseason, not getting too high, not getting too low and steps always been really good

lester. >> erin, thank you. >>> now to the battle over abortion. a federal appeals court hearing arguments on limiting access nationwide to a widely used abortion pill, a fight ultimately heading to the supreme court while some states restrict abortion further. here's laura jarrett >> reporter: tonight the most commonly used abortion pill still on the market but its legal future uncertain. a federal appeals court appearing deeply skeptical today of arguments from the biden administration and pill manufacturer as they try to keep mifepristone available. >> i don't understand this thing the fda can do no wrong. we are allowed to look at the fda just like we're allowed to look at any agency. >> reporter: the three-judge panel must decide what to do with that controversial decision out of texas last month, which invalidated the fda's longtime approval of the drug one judge hearing the case appointed by george w. bush, the other two by donald trump. all have a history of supporting abortion restrictions judge james ho calling abortion a moral tragedy in

erin mclaughlin has the latest >> reporter: tonight in new mexico, new details about america's latest teenaged mass shooter. >> i have eyes on the suspect. he is walking south. he is wearing all black. >> reporter: late tuesday police identified the suspect as 18-year-old beau wilslson, who wawas set to graduate h high schoolol today, seeeen here moments before being shot dead by police, the climax of his random and murderous shooting rampage that killed three elderly women and wounded at least six, including two police officers. the motive still being investigated >> the amount of violence and brutality that these innocent people faced is something that is unconscionable to me >> reporter: wilson opened fire on a farmington, new mexico, neighborhood, blowing out car windows and shooting up random homes, including a 1-year-old's bedroom >> it went from pop, pop, pop to pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, and i just grabbed my daughter. we just barricaded in between the washer and the dryer. >> reporter: police say he was armed with at least three different weapons, including an assault

erin wilson live in downtown san francisco. all right. and have fun tonight. and let's take a live look outside. the golden gate bridge is about to be shrouded in fog. a lot of people traveling this weekend, will the weather be? >> okay. yeah. those are always going to be filled with cars. very quickly, right? we saw a little bit of that today. but here we go. let's take it to get away forecast. how about all the airports around the bay area? they're talking about being one of the busiest ever and it looks like so far so good. we've got a lot of cloud cover. no delays at sfo, oakland or san jose in the monterey bay we go. you're going forecast temperatures. they're going to be mainly in the 50's and the 60's with patchy fog, unusually cool in southern california about 60 degrees in pasedena for tomorrow. if you plan to head to the high country yet be aware you're going to see a thunderstorms that monsoon popping up in the afternoon and it's going to stick looks like for the weekend, too, on and off showers in the afternoon. so be careful if you're traveling up

erin, welcome back.e housing market, i understand the bifurcated depends on geography and where you're looking but do you have an overall assessment on what happened to housing as rates have gone up? >> yeah, we have finally met up our corrections and that's taking my economist hat and putting my boots on the ground agent hat. if i look back 6 to 8 weeks where we are going to say the case sheller reading today we were seeing pullback. if i look the 2 to 3 weeks, 10, 20% price drops listed on mls and then negotiations of even further discounts going into contracts. today's read asking moderate but next month will be a real doozy. maria: down 4.1% in the month of april, largest decline since january 2012, red fin is reporting which u.s. cities saw biggest decline and topping the list is oakland, california followed by austin, texas. home prices are dropping but mortgage rates are on the rise and even if you feel like the home that you're looking at is more affordable you're looking at expensive mortgage cl

women and breast cancer government experts now say mammograms should begin much earlier, at age 40 erin mclaughlin has details. >> reporter: tonight, a leading health panel now recommending mammogram screenings for breast cancer begin for women at age 40, a full decade sooner than the panel's previous guidelines experts say it's about time >> the science has always been there. that's why many of us have been recommending 40 for years >> reporter: so finally this panel is listening to that science? >> yes >> reporter: the draft recommendations come from the u.s. preventative services task force they say the new guidelines could save 20% more lives across the board for all women, emphasizing the new guidelines are especially important for black women. >> black women are 40% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women if they get it. they also are more likely to get more aggressive forms of breast cancer. >> reporter: the panel stopping short of recommending annual mammogram screenings, maintaining that women still screen every two years. does this recommendation go far enough >

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thank you, erin. and don't forget all throughout the warriors postseason run.ning a nightly playoff edition of hoopsession. we've been talking about that. join jason dumas. erin, you side just there. and kate rooney is they. >> break down each game. join us at 10:45pm. tonight. >> and i just saw this on twitter. the athletic's anthony slater just tweeted that andrew wiggins is listed as questionable now for game 6 with a left cartilage fracture. that's an area of the rib cage apparently so hopefully weeks is ready to go tomorrow night, but dealing with the injury in his rib site. nfl news now we are 4 months away from week one of the season, but tonight we've got the schedule. the nfl released at the niners know their path towards getting to super bowl 58. yeah. we just got the schedule at the top of the hour. the niners will kick off the season against the steelers in pittsburgh. their first home game will be against the giants in week. 3. they'll host the rival cowboys in week 5. that will be a big one prime time. the team's bye week is in week 9 this year an

i'm erin burnett in new york. tonight, along with my friend wolf blitzer in washington. former president donald trump is set to arrive just moments from now at his first town hall of the 2024 election in new hampshire to answer voters' questions. former president looking to broaden his base as he attempts to win back the white house. he's leading all the other declared and nondeclared republican primary contenders by a wide margin in what are extremely early polls. but it comes at a time when trump is facing mounting legal troubles. >> this town hall comes just one day after a jury found trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation forcing him to pay some $5 million to the writer e. jean carroll. and just one month ago, the former president was indicted by the manhattan district attorney. the stakes are very high tonight for the former president of the united states. let's go right to cnn's kristen holmes who's at the site of the town hall for us in new hampshire. how are donald trump and his allies feeling heading into this critically important night? >> reporter: well,

erin perine who used to work for trump.irector at one stage, were you not? >> press communications, yes. stuart: press communications and now you're backing desantis. >> i am. stuart: why? >> i fully believe that governor desantis is the future not only of the movement but the republican party because unlike other republicans, ron desantis isn't afraid of the hard fight. if you're talk about corporations, talking about big business, talking about schools, indoctrination and hypersexualization and all the buckets the woke left wants to demand fidelity too and other republicans pay lip service to those sights. stuart: trump will take on anyone. >> but he doesn't win. he picks a fight withwhoopie gold burg and she's still on the view. not the way ron desantis does. stuart: did donald trump do something to make you switch to desantis whether it was a moment of clarity saying i can't take this? >> for me it was about the opportunity -- stuart: no, was there a moment? you live in georgia? was georgia the problem? >> i live in atl

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here's erin mclaughlin. >> so my husband passed away unexpectedly last year. >> reporter: tonight the families of eric richins allege d li murdered by his wife turned children's book author speaking out. >> they feel there may be justice for eric. >> reporter: according to search warrants, eric's family told investigators his wife kouri had something to do with his death. why did he stay with her? >> the boys. he was by all accounts an amazing father and wanted to be with his kids as much as possible. >> reporter: police arrested kouri near park city, utah, alleging she poisoned her husband with a massive dose of fentanyl. kouri's death, a month after promoting her book on grief inspired by eric's death calling him an amazing husband and wonderful father. >> so you actually wrote this with your children. >> i did. >> reporter: an autopsy revealed eric had five times the lethal dosage of fentanyl in his system. kouri told responding officers she made eric a moscow mule to celebrate closing on a house for her business. on two separate occasions kouri purchased $900 worth of fentanyl pil

.>> to our viewers, thank you for watching, i am wolf blitzer in the situation room, erin burnett upfront starts right now. >>> upfront next, a fiery blast tears three russian base, deepen russian occupied territory, putin said sites on americans, targeting 500 tonight including me. >>> a man tells a joke about two dogs and a squirrel, to million dollar fine and could be headed to prison? what is happening? >>> utah mom accused of killing her husband and then writing a children's book about her grief, punching a sister-in-law on the face while trying to get into her husband safe. >>> i am you erin burnett, upfront tonight, strike on a russian base, new video of a fiery blast on a russian base, you will see the explosion there, the ball of fire you see there is inside the russian occupied city of mary a pole, according to ukrainian officials. it is home to at least 150 russian soldiers, mariupol is been an important staging area for russian fork it -- forces, it has been safe from attack for months, but things to powerful new missiles from the uk it is now in ukraine's crosshairs, ukraine'

mclaughlin's got the latest erin, good morning >> reporter: good morning, guys.year since her husband's death, kouri richins had published a book about the grief felt by their children now we're learning his family had always suspected that she may have involved in his murder. as court documents reveal new details. about the successful businessman's alleged concern for the family's finances. it has been more than a year since the death of eric richens. now the family of the father of three is speaking out, saying they've long been suspicious of his wife, kouri. >> does eric's family believe kouri killed him >> i think the family has always felt that kouri was somehow involved in his death. >> reporter: the 33-year-old real estate agent turned children's book author has been charged with his murder. police alleging she poisoned her 39-year-old husband last march with a massive dose of fentanyl. and according to court documents, eric's family told investigators it may not have been the first time she'd poisoned him >> he felt like kouri was trying to kill him and t