is this, quote, willis's office has asked both firms for information, not only about georgia, but about other states as well. i know that for a lot of people around the country, the moment trump's get me 11,780 votes call became public the case against him in georgia seem basically open and shut. there was trump on tape using fake election claims to pressure georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger to swing the state in his favor. but in the court of law, the burden of proof is high. you have to be able to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that trump knew he was lying when he made those assertions that the election was stolen. and so in that regard, these reports, and the firms that wrote them they are key. remember this claim that trump made on that same call while trying to pressure raffensperger to find him those 11,000 votes. >> the other thing, dead people. so dead people voted, and i think the number is close to 5000 people. and they went to obituaries. they went to all sorts of methods to come up with an accurate number, and a minimum is close to about 5000 voters. >> beyond that claim b

sensitive personal and financial information has been stolen from a number of people, as well as the georgia state university system and the minnesota department of education have been targeted in this attack. may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, dear viewers, welcome to news section 24. the president said in a meeting with the foreign minister of saudi arabia that only the enemies of muslims, and at the head of them , the zionist regime , are upset with the development of bilateral and regional cooperation between iran and saudi arabia, mr. in this meeting, raisi welcomed the establishment of relations between the two important and influential countries of the islamic world and added that only the enemies of muslims, and at the head of them , the zionist regime , are upset with the development of bilateral and regional cooperation between iran and saudi arabia . has become the material of suffering of the nation, he emphasized that these issues and problems can be overcome with cooperation and dialogue between the countries of the region , and there is no need for foreign interferen

states. the georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger interviewed today by the special counsel's team, thisormer president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani also was questioned. cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reed is here with me in the situation room. the special counsel's investigation of election interference all seems to be picking up a lot of steam right now. >> that's exactly right. from the reporting we've heard is there's been an uptick in the

department of energy and hospitals affiliated with johns hopkins university in florida, as well as the georgia stateversity system and the minnesota department of education . british airways was also targeted in this attack . officials say hackers are part of a they are a cyber criminal gang called kalam, they are said to be operating from inside russia . in 2020, they started releasing some stolen information . we strongly urge all software users to lock down their systems . cyber ​​criminals are using a program. there are software called existing that companies and federal institutions use to transfer data. this group steals information and warns in a message that if the requested money is not paid, all information will be published within seven days. this is that foreign governments to intensity to to receive this information through these measures , the united states warned companies last week to prepare themselves to face such attacks. former american intelligence officials in a conversation with cbs announced this provocation for several weeks. they were accused of taking action in this field.

and keeping track of germany's labors georgia's state by law for extra doors to bond 6 to nor workers from abroad . business dw business on kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. delegates from all over the world are in geneva today to discuss the ways to end child labor. according to the international labor organization, about one intend of o youngsters globally or working about a ride, a 160000000 children. in most cases, they are deprived of a formal education, making it all the more difficult to access a better future. to have labor is most prevalent in central african countries, such as news, day or shot, and kind of ruined the asia pacific region. wrong. second, with the problem, especially acute in the poll. so children over work in dangerous conditions, mining role materials that end up and product sold around the world, or in factories making, garments sold in the high threes. earlier this month, the european parliament approved new legislation that will require large companies to perform due diligence on their supply chains, including keeping track of whether their partners a

under the georgia state racketeering laws, she can pull in crimes that were committed in other statesll in federal crimes to help prove a pattern of racketeering activity, and a common scheme or plan to defraud in georgia. she is definitely in the investigate broadly phase. now, come august, which is when she asked the judges to please cleared their dockets, beginning on august 7th. inferentially, because she's going to be running lots and lots of defendants through the courts, once the indictments are returned. we will see just how narrowly she decides to prosecute the case. but it does have the feel of a rico investigation, and it may end up being a rico prosecution. >> glenn, as always, you make things so much clearer when we talk to you. i always appreciate you being on the show. glenn kirschner, we appreciate it. coming, up our texas republicans now truly worried the democrats are getting close to turning texas blue. new legislation targeting elections in the states democratic stronghold, it's on the way to the texas governor, greg abbott. but democrats are vowing to fight. it th

now facing possible termination for the violation of reading that what under georgia state law. katie, thank you so much for telling us your story tonight. >> thank, you chris. >> that is all in on this wednesday night, alex wagner tonight starts right now, good evening, alex. tonight chris, you know, there e always been so many appalling challenges in the road for teachers in america. and then what is happening in states like georgia and in florida to make them terrified for their livelihood. because they want to have an inclusive curriculum is just. i mean, it's really -- >> folks should check out the book, but the idea of this book is divisive worth a threat as a little hard to stomach. >> yeah, and then the after effect on what happens to kids? >> yes. >> anyway, that is a great story and it's good on you to cover it. >> thank you to you at home for joining us this hour. if you follow politics at all then you will remember that president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani held a news conference right after the 2020 election, it was held, if you remember, at four seasons total land

and hospitals affiliated with johns hopkins university in maryland and florida , as well as the georgia statetion. we strongly urge all users of the software to lock down their systems. to this group steals information and warns in a message that if the requested money is not paid within seven days, all the information has been published, that foreign governments are very interested in receiving this information through these actions, the fbi and the us national security agency. last week, companies were warned to prepare themselves to face such attacks. former us intelligence officials told cbs that this threat has been around for several weeks . they accused the us government of taking action in this regard. thousands of zionists on saturday night in the cities of tel aviv and haifa, netanyahu and behrouz sabz came to the streets and chanted slogans against the prime minister of the zionist regime and his cabinet. according to news sources, this is the 24th week in a row that the protesters are against the policies of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet, especially marriage. in the past 23 weeks,

since then, states like washington and georgia used funds to improve the physical security of votinglot processing centers. i look forward to hearing more on this. in addition, eac helped enhance security of elections infrastructure essential for public confidence in the election including issuing new guidance to improve security in these voting machines. these have significant investments and election security to ensure the 2020 and 2022 elections were secure in the department of home and security has repeatedly made there. this commission serves as an important role in combating disinformation. my home state of vermont is experiencing the same challenges disinformation as others across the country. secretary of state is on everythingen, his power and her power to combat the spread of fools claims about elections and i'm proud to report independent 22 election found no major discrepancy despite having record turnout. unfortunately that's not stopped everyone for making pulse claims for state and federal elections. i'm hopeful the eac can you playing a role seventh of spread of elect

hospitals affiliated with johns hopkins university in maryland. and florida as well as the system georgia state university, the minnesota department of education, and airways are also targeted in this attack. officials say the hackers are part of a cybercriminal group called club, which is said to be operating from inside russia . people who are software users want to lock their system using a software program called existence that companies and federal agencies use to transfer data. this group steals information and shows in a message that if money no request will be made, all information will be released within seven days, foreign governments are very interested in receiving this information through these measures , prepare themselves to face such attacks, former us intelligence officials said in a conversation with cbs that this threat will last for several weeks . it was mentioned that they accused the american government of taking action in this field, and they accused the laundry near you of removing the smell of the environment completely from your clothes. west several palestinians to t

since then, states like washington and georgia have used vac funds to improve the physical security of voting and ballot processing centers. i look forward to hearing from you. in addition, the eac has helped enhanced the security of election infrastructure. essential for public confidence in the elections, including issuing new guidance to improve security standards for the voting machines. these efforts and significant investments in election security help ensure that the 2020 in 2022 elections were secure with a department of homeland security repeatedly making clear. the commission also serves a very important role in combatting misinformation. my home state of vermont is experiencing the same challenges with disinformation as others. our secretary of state has done everything with the former one, and now in her power to combat the spread of false claims about elections. and i'm proud to report that independent audits of the 2022 election in vermont found no major discrepancies, despite having a record turnout. that has not stopped people from making false claims to destabilize our

the first black united states senator from the state of georgia. n in this last election, i had to -- making that case in 1965. but his father, the third pastor of our church, let a voting rights campaign in atlanta in 1935. >> 1935? >> 30 years prior to that. so, the struggle continues. it is disheartening in this moment to see us fighting in a lot of ways some of the same battles, to be sure, we have made tremendous progress, after all, i'm sitting here. the first black united states senator from the state of georgia. but i'll tell you, even in this last election, i had to sue bad actors at the state level, in the state of georgia, so that people could vote this saturday, the first saturday of my runoff. they were still playing games. and we need to pass voting rights in this country. it's about the democracy itself. >> is the lesson of what is now over the last 50 years, let's take it all the way back to 1935, is the lesson that people shouldn't expect a kind of win on voting rights that can allow them to just be comfortable? and feel they're loc

a civil investigation, a pattern of practice investigation, and conditions of confinement in georgia's state prisons. that was about 18 months ago. and the abysmal conditions and georgia's state prisons, which as in the case of federal facilities, threatened public safety and the surrounding communities, and are a major public safety hazard -- those failures of management, in my view, in georgia's state prison system, are appalling. they are life-threatening, and have resulted in loss of life in the undermined communities safety. i want to ensure that the department remains committed to seeing that investigation through, and bringing results that can be made public, and result in change. >> so the civil rights division is charged with these practice investigations. they are very committed to ensuring that the conditions are changed that you are talking about. these investigations normally do end in a public report to the state agency involved and the public at large. i do not know the specifics of how this investigation is going, but i can assure you that the civil rights division is fully b

the day after the turnout, it was he was down in georgia giuliani spreading the big lie to their state senate. that's notable in the revelation that giuliani has been told he is a target in the fulton county georgia district attorney's investigation into trump's attempts to subvert the election in that state. now despite he is less than stellar reputation these days, giuliani himself and the former federal prosecutor, legendary one in fact, is presumably self aware enough is to know that the worst thing is foal facing one indictment is facing multiple indictments, which may be why he's pursuing a cooperation agreement. -- the deputy chief of the criminal vision the in the, former legal analyst, they both join me now. good to have you both here. chris, you want to talk about the reporting, this being a proffer meeting? what does that mean to you? how do those usually girl? >> when there's a proffer agreement, essentially it's called queen for a day. everything you say that meeting cannot be used against you with a few exceptions, namely if you lie. also -- but it provides protection fro

the abysmal conditions in georgia state prisons. as in the case of federal facilities, threatened public safety in the surrounding community. and are a major public safety hazard. those failures of management, in my view, in georgia state prison system are appalling. life threatening and they have, i believe, resulted in loss of life and the underlying communities safety. i want to ensure that the department can mains committed to seeing that investigation through. bringing results that can be made public and that resulted in change. >> the silver is to vision is charged with -- practice investigations there. very committed to ensuring that conditions are changed in a way like you are talking about. the investigation usually do and in a public report to the state agency in the public involved. i don't know the specifics of how this investigation is going. i can injury that the civil rights division is fully behind this investigation. >> but the investigation is ongoing, it is proceeding, and it will get resolved? >> yes. >> thank. y

and hospitals affiliated with johns hopkins university in maryland and florida, as well as the georgia state university system and the minnesota department of education, which were also targeted in the attack, officials said. the migo hackers are part of a cybercriminal gang called club, which is said to be operating from inside russia and started some of the stolen information. we strongly urge all users of the software to lock down their systems. they are from a software program called success, which companies and federal agencies use to transfer data. they steal this information and warn in a message that if the requested money is not paid, within seven days, all information will be published, which foreign governments to the united states is very interested in receiving this information through these measures. last week, the united states warned companies to prepare themselves to face such attacks. former american intelligence officials said in a conversation with cbs that this threat has been raised for several weeks. particle for direct object they were accused of taking action in this

john tabriz university in maryland and florida, as well as the georgia state university system and the minnesota department of education , were also targeted in the attack. officials say the hackers are part of a cybercriminal gang known as klub, which is said to be operating from inside russia. they release some information they have started stealing. we strongly urge all users of the software to lock down their systems. cyber ​​criminals are using a software program called success, which companies and federal agencies use to transfer data. this group is stealing information. and they warn in the message that if the requested money is not paid within seven days, all foreign publications are very interested in receiving information through these measures . last week, the united states warned companies to prepare themselves to face such attacks. in a conversation with cbs, the former american intelligence announced that this threat has been in the air for several weeks. they accused the american government of taking action in this regard. escape from san francisco. the english-american

in addition to this , tehran's federal criminal case has two other open food cases, one in the georgia state court, which is supposed to announce the results of its investigation about the alleged fraud in the next three months. to announce the 2020 election and another in the new york prosecutor's office, his criminal trial is scheduled to be held there in early 2024 and at the same time as the republican primaries. from the country in trouble, i am talking about this with mr. ebrahimi mearaji, an expert on american issues. hello, good time. this is the umpteenth time that trump says that the country of the city is in decline . on what evidence does trump make these statements ? hello, it is your time. say hello regarding the answer to your question, several issues must be noted at the same time. mr. trump's character traits are basically because of this rise in the politics of the united states . i see myself, so it is very important that we take into consideration that his personality traits are the controversial characteristics of the essay on the decline of america .

and tomorrow, republican georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger who trump infamously called and told to find votes to overturn the georgia election, will meet with prosecutors for the first time on the council's team in atlanta. more on the special counsel's investigation and rapid belmond 's coming up. but again, at the core of trump's attempted coup, elizabeth of things going on, but at its core, as articulated by john eastman, and he told rusty bowers, is this bizarre, to my mind, ludicrous fringe idea that conservatives ran with after the coup failed to return trump to the white house. calling it a theory gives it too much credit. it would give state legislatures plan orally, virtually unchecked power over federal elections. it was an idea infamously pushed by who number john eastman and his allies in con congress. it basically said state legislators are arbiters, no to what state law or state officials or crucially state courts say. >> all we are demanding of vice president pence is this afternoon at 1:00 he let the legislatures of the state look into this so we get to the

pressing him to find votes that trump needed to win the state of georgia. a state joe biden won by nearly 12,000 votes. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. which is one way that we have. because we won the state. >> so, where is the special counsel's january six investigation headed? we will discuss that, and he's already indicted, president trump, in the mar-a-lago case while trump and his allies keep changing their explanations about that audio recording that cnn exclusively obtained. where trump is on their discussing what -- and seems to wave around classified documents. so this is what he said about it before cnn got the exclusive tape. >> there was no document. that was a massive amount of papers and everything else, talking about iran and other things. and it may have been held up or may not, but that was not a documents. i didn't have a document per se. there was nothing to declassify. these were newspapers, articles, and magazines. >> and then on monday, cnn actually obtained the audio itself. here's what it said. >> well

investigating things on a national level and how this played from state to state and group to group. and down here in georgia you're dealing with a districtin attorney, a locally elected district attorney who's simply looking at violations of state law and whether or not those were committed. now, t the problem for the form mayor of new york city is that he came down here and said some things that were not true to the state legislature. so i think there's a little bit of a woven story here to be told, but, again, different cohorts, different prosecutors, different allegations and i'm not so sure any type of proffer agreement the special counsel madesp unless his lawyer happen to work this out amongst all the jurisdictions is going to have any impact on the georgia investigation right now. >> e mary, what's your view on that in terms of the degree to which a special counsel is even thinking about fani willis and her investigation and the fact she's basically telegraphed that charges may come at the end of july or early august in terms of jack smith's own time frame for all this? >> yeah, i agree with michael

with him for a single spring because he is a criminal. in the international criminal tribunal of georgia statedt this is a person who commits the crime of genocide against the ukrainian, on the other hand, president macron also gave a hint , saying that in the event of something, we can detain her by the warrants of the international criminal tribunal and so on. and so on , there was such a hint. criticized conditionally, then i am now inclined to criticize it less that the intelligence works and well. we all understand the american in particular and the ukrainian including that putin is ready to make such man-made disasters. unfortunately, there is another one too , that is, everything that can stop him and to give him all the sick heads some kind of conditional hope that he did not do this and stopped and stopped . i think that and yet the words in his head still do not fit the picture of reality in which he loses, that is, the war is already on the territory of the russian federation in the belgorod region so soon it will be possible to have tula and kaluga or something like that, the impres

today the head of elections for the state of georgia spoke to the state of georgia spoke to the otherafter the election, many of us have heard that uncle. how significant is this given we expect an indictment to come in the next few weeks? it indictment to come in the next few weeks?— few weeks? it could be very significant. _ few weeks? it could be very significant, there _ few weeks? it could be very significant, there has - few weeks? it could be very significant, there has beenl few weeks? it could be very| significant, there has been a separate probe in georgia with prosecutors, into the election and conversations with brad raffensperger, this is the time the jack smith team has had this case and the team talking with another election official the georgia secretary of state office suggesting smith's team is ramping up its focus on the former president's abbas to try to overturn the election results and that is separate from some of the other cases, is just a pileup of potential real legal jeopardy for the former president. real legaljeopardy for the former president.- real legalj

the highest rates in the state. georgia currently bans abortion after about six weeks, a result of roe being overturned last week. but it also has statistics like these, showing the dangers many of its women residents face in giving birth's. where did those women turn, facing these kinds of challenges, senator? kinds o>> reverend i lost it -- a very different many years ago to maternal mortality. she was a young vibrant woman. a mother. she lost, she died from complications related to childbirth. we are seeing this entirely too much. and for those who say that theory reverence life, that they are pro-life, it seems to me that you ought to be focused on this issue of maternal mortality. we have this a disagreements about reproductive choice. but here's a place where the government can actually make a difference. which is why i was glad to join marco rubio, whom i disagree with in principle, on the issue of reproductive choice. that we could do something on maternal mortality. so we introduced a bill to address that. it's som

stump speech, is exactly the same as the model ahead and in, in georgia, a few hours ago with georgia state republican republican conference. and it's based around the entire, this is what's going to bring his is based together all through. um, what he's saying is you, they failed to get me on the roster gauge and the beach friends. so this is all there but less on that just because i say a word about me. direct election interference. yes. yeah. it's kind of funny. knew mine would i guess we're going to hand that we thought to get the communists. we're going to beat the communists. other thing, i don't want the certified me to return to the communist by any stretch of imagination, but i guess he's trying to get that republican right wing base going. but he is basically saying, look, this is the final thoughts on that. we've got to win next year. future ridiculous and baseless indictment of me by the by the administration's weaponized department of injustice will go down is among the most terrific abuses of power in the history of our country. many people have said that democrats have even s

the first black united states senator from the state of georgia. ad to sue bad actors at the state level, in the state of georgia, so that people could vote this saturday, the first saturday of my runoff. they were still playing games. and we need to pass voting rights in this country. it's about the democracy itself. >> is the lesson of what is now over the last 50 years, let's take it all the way back to 1935, is the lesson that people shouldn't expect a kind of win on voting rights that can allow them to just be comfortable? and feel they're locked in and guaranteed. that it's always gonna be a political force trying to pull them away from you. >> yeah, i must say, in recent years we've seen a kind of unabashed and unembarrassed assault on voting rights. i got elected to the united states senate first time on january 5th, 2021. then we saw what happened on january 6th. in a real sense, that's where we are as a country. somewhere between the promise of january 5th, where a kid who grew up in public housing can get elected to united states and it,

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georgia state police body cam catching horrific crash as car flies 120 feet in the air after hittingp of a tow truck parked on the side of a highway. >> 1050 rollover. second ems, immediate roll. >> carley: deputies rush the 21-year-old driver to the hospital, where she remains hurt and unable to speak. the cause of the crash is unknown. >> todd: how did that happen, that is the question. 24 minutes after the hour. crime on public transit has jumped. aggravated assaults up 35%. despite much of the violence mayor bowser deflects. >> our city loves our kids, we love every one of them. what i know is that the vast majority of them are just fine. except anyone who is not fine, any one of them, we have to be working doubly hard to make sure they have great schools, that their families are supported and their communities are safe. >> todd: a dc crime activist joins me now. ronald, thank you for being here. how bad has it gotten on buses and trains in d.c.? >> it has gotten extremely bad. i've seen this over the last 10 years. i was in a meeting the other day with our mayor and she believes

thank you to the great state of georgia. we love georgia. great place. great place. merica great. it's a great state. we are thrilled to be joined by the nrcc chair congressman richard hudson. he is fantastic. there he is. we will go to his state in a couple minutes. we will be here. we will go to north carolina and that will be great. richard, congratulations on a great job. in addition today i am honored to receive the endorsements of some really incredible people, patriots, i would call them, georgia patriots including representative mike collins. where is mike? where is mike? thank you, mike. . great person. thank you very much. also andrew clyde and marjorie taylor green. thank you for those endorsements. thank you very much for those endorsements. we love you. that is a great group of patriots. speaking of patriots, i met his father. i loved his father too. his father gave him the jeans according to the world. but i think the mother probably had an even bigger impact. lieutenant governor bert jones. he comes from an incredible family. bert has done an incredible

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>>> georgia's secretary of state set to speak to federal investigators today. rudy giuliani we're now learning has just done the same. what these men mean to donald trump now as a special counsel's probe heats up into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >>> and russian missiles striking a busy ukrainian restaurant at dinnertime. this morning at least ten people are dead and several others have been injured, including two teenage twin girls. we have a live report from ukraine. >>> and travel trouble ahead of a big holiday weekend. severe weather leading to multiple ground stops at some of the country's busiest airports. what you need to know if you are planning to travel for the fourth. i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner, and this is cnn "news central." ♪ >>> so will donald trump face more federal charges? after today special counsel jack smith he could be a big step closer to answering that and here is the reason, well, two reasons, these two men, former trump lawyer rudy giuliani and georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger, both c

he will speak at the georgia republican party state convention. it will be the first time the public gets to hear from donald trump since the indictment was unsealed. we all learned the details included in it. trump will be speaking to a friendly audience at the georgia gop. it's one of the two offense he has. today he will also speak with the north carolina republican party later on in the day. we are going to be monitoring the presidents remarks today and bring you anything newsworthy when it comes to the indictment. other news to share, the man known as the unabomber, ted kaczynski, was found dead in his prison cell this morning. that is according to a federal bureau of prisons spokesperson. he created 16 deadly homemade bombs that he sent through the mail, killing three and injuring 24. his attacks began in 1978, i went on for almost two decades before he was captured. a cause of death has not been announced. he was 81, we will have more on this breaking story ahead as well. we are gonna be covering the latest developments in trump's federal i

and because of that, trump has had a contentious relationship with georgia's republican governor and secretary of states ago arriving there in columbus, georgia. and he has chosen georgia because he feels like he can be embraced here. so what's going on? is there any real conflict within the gop and georgia? >> well, to give you better perspective, the georgia gop remains very, very divided. you have the governor, kemp, who says he's not coming today, and he's not there. you have secretary of state brad raffensperger who said he's not coming. he's not there today. so that signals just how divided the state gop really is. now, those there in attendance, the delegates, are embracing trump today. i talked to one of our reporters who's on the ground there, raul valley, who says they are excited that trump is there. they're excited that he is speaking today two days after he was indicted by the department of justice. but the real key is what is he going to say. we know trump is in his prime. that he says what is on his mind. but will he say too much in a state where fulton county district attorney fawny wil

states? like where mr. bauers was in arizona, as well as georgia and others? >> certainly. ates where he was pressuring members of the legislature, he was in arizona pressuring the speaker of the house, calling in legislators to meet with him from other states, trying to get them to throw out the votes in those states. so this was a multi-state, multi-pronged effort to overturn the election. it's pretty scandalous. >> let me play trump on january 2nd and this call with raffensperger. i remember listening to it as soon as it broke sunday night. it was such an extraordinary week. i think it comes out the next night, the 3rd. of course then we're walking up to the eve of the intersection election and the insurrection itself. let me just bring us all back in time to trump on january 2nd ahead of the insurrection threatening brad raffensperger. >> you know what they did, and you're not reporting it. that's the thing -- that's a criminal -- that's a criminal offense. i watched you this morning, and you said, well, there was no criminality. but i mean, all of this stuff is very dan

storms and tornadoes in the states of diana and georgia in the united states caused extensive damage left two victims. according to officials, some areas may be without power for up to 5 days. look behind me, you can see trees being broken and uprooted. this is just part of what happened across the state of indiana. and the destruction of this house and being killed there were people who were inside. her husband who was inside was taken to the hospital by helicopter due to serious problems. this woman now has a husband and not a house . it has gone less than 100 miles to the other side, it hit you with the other city of grimm. the intensity of this increased in just a few years and it caused the roofs of the houses to be torn off. this powerful battery caused all the songs to be suspended in the air. the intensity of this tornado is already destroying these houses see in this picture, these statistics are falling like rain in different parts of this city, now at least 75 houses in this area have been severely damaged, or we are all investigating damages in this three-mile wide area,

by early december giuliani had testified before georgia state lawmakers spreading an elaborate conspiracy theory that two poll workers had brought in suitcases full of fraudulent biden ballots and scammed those fraudulent ballots through the tabulation machine multiple times. giuliani showed surveillance video that he claimed showed the poll workers exchanging u. usb the memory sticks, saying it looked like they were passing vials of heroin or cocaine. in reality that video showed one of the women passing the other one a ginger mint. the effect of that testimony was that those two women's lives were destroyed. they faced death threats. they were forced to quit their jobs. they went into hiding. and yet giuliani's conspiracy theories did not end. they rolled on like a freight train. the january 6th committee uncovered substantial evidence that mr. giuliani had personally pressured officials in swing states to draw up alternate slates of electors, proclaiming trump the winner in states that biden had actually won. so to this and giuliani called the pennsylvania house speaker on a nearly dai

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to that map, three states very restrictive, sort of the next most restrict isive, the orange states, georgia, nebraska, arizona. >> guest: those are the states that haven't fully banned abortion but have enacted bans early in pregnancy, so that creates additional challenges not only again for people in that state, but for all of those people from the neighboring states who don't have legal are trying to get care this in those states. georgia, as i mentioned, has a very early ban on abortion at about six weeks which means that many people might not even know they're pregnant by then, and by the time they're able to get the appointment, get the money, get the time off work, they might not be able to access abortion in that state. similarly, nebraska made a lot of news this year by trying to enact a similar 6-week abortion ban. it failed, but they did end up getting a ban on abortion at 12 weeks attached to a gender-a affirming bill as well. really looking at how, i think, that story tells us how bans on abortion and on gender-affirming care are really two sides of the same coin. and i think ne

georgia state troopers killed manuel tehran, one of the many activists who have been living in the forestnce december 2022, police and prosecutors have charged 42 protesters with domestic terrorism. others have been charged with felonies for simply handing out fliers. how did they get to this point? >> yes, this movement has been going on now for over two years, since the affiliate was first proposed. and they have continually ignored, they've showed up, giving countless hours a public comment to city council. they've written to lawmakers. and they've really been ignored. so, since then, the movement has continued. but as the movement has grown, we've seen this really extreme and intense crackdown by the police. and what i wanna be really clear about is that this is a bipartisan crackdown. this is atlanta democratic mayor andrÉ dickens, working with republican governor brian kemp, to send the police forces after people who disagree with the government, you know, tear people out of their homes, arresting them for providing bail support. 42 people have been arrested on domestic terrorism ch

georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger was interviewed yesterday by the special counsel's teamyou will recall trump had pressed raffensperger to find thousands of votes that would give him the win in georgia. and we've learned ex-trump lawyer rudy giuliani has also been questioned in recent weeks. giuliani was amongst the most vocal in claiming without proof that the election was stolen. the latest on all of this, here is cnn's paula reid in washington. >> reporter: over the past several weeks, there has been an uptick in activity in the special counsel investigation into january 6. in recent weeks investigators sat down with rudy giuliani who was representing former president trump and helping him file a lot of challenges to overturn the 2020 election. giuliani had previously been subpoenaed back in november by the justice department looking specifically for any information about payments he received when filing the challenges. once jack smith took over the probe, giuliani didn't hear anything for over six months according to sources. so notable that he has sat down for what i