but nothing is ever quite as good as the original. >> poppy harlow is here with me now. lemon? >> and of course i was crying asked doesn't want anything, fame, money, nothing. what do you think? what motivates him? what drives him? >> that's what's so amazing to me, it was a man who said he was my professor in law school last year, and he changed my life. he gave me a new lens to see the world, and he could be a, rich fancy lawyer. he works with the poorest people that no one else will take on. he almost died in 2007. his heart stops he says, poppy, i think i'm living on borrowed time. i do everything with it to make sure, those forwards above the supreme court, equal justice under law. that makes a true with the wealthiest. and through the poorest. you don't even have a competent lawyer. if you don't have a competent lawyer, you don't have a chance, and that's what he's changing. >> if you have means and i always ask people, what did you learn? when you went to law school, have you lost your mind? >> you know, when i made that announcement, i was going to go to law scho

poppy harlow recently -- master studies in law from yale, where one mild mannered professor turned outst destitute people entangled in the legal system. he is poppies champion for change. >> when you are on death row, that is when the clock really starts ticking. -- he said, i'm going to do my best, and yes, he saved my life. i'm like, i'm not going to make it through this -- i can do 25 years in prison. >> the people that we have represented have been the most desperate, most despised, unfortunately. and the poorest and powerless people in the country. >> stephen bright is a lawyer. but for his clients he is their last hope. >> -- julia harlow. >> a meth of the day that i walked into his class at yale law school. thanks to them and thanks to their work, both in atlanta or here -- there is one less person facing execution in georgia today. >> listening to him talk is like listening to justice. >> if we don't do better, we are going to have to send -- blast equal justice of the law off the supreme court building. >> -- represent people facing the death penalty and represent people in pr

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i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim scuitto, president biden will speak in minutes.om a major speech from president biden, speaking before the united nations general assembly any minute in and out. we see the president entering the u.n. this morning, the who you says the they need to do more to support ukraine and firmly rebuke russia for its

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we're three hours away from a critical hearing, one more in florida, where a judge is expected to decide, to make that decision on whether to appoint a special master to review documents seized during the fbi search at mar-a-lago. this hearing comes after president trump's lawyers responded to the d.o.j. damning filing on tuesday. >> in their response, trump's lawyers pressed their argument that an independent review is needed. despite the justice department saying it had already filtered out any privileged documents. trump's lawyers acknowledge that classified material was found at mar-a-lago. but say there was no need to be alarmed. that trump's home should never have been searched for this. while we still don't know what was in the 320-plus highly classified documents that were recovered, we do know, trump attempted to obstruct the fbi's investigation into the handling of classified material. there's a lot to digest. let's go to west palm beach, florida, outside of the courthouse.

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. >> i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you're with us, just hours from now, a crucial hearing, a florida judge will hear arguments from former president trump's lawyer and the justice department over whether a special master should be appointed to review those documents seized by the doj at mar-a-lago. >> in a filing just last night, trump's lawyers pressed their argument that an independent review is needed. this despite the justice department saying it is already parsed through those documents, which is -- what is known as a filter team to look for any privileged communications. trump's lawyers acknowledged that classified material was found at mar-a-lago, but argued that should not have been a cause for alarm and should never have led to the search of trump's home. trump's lawyers insisted the national archives should have expected to find classified material because they were presidential records. >> let's begin this morning with cnn correspondent kara scannell. you're there, you're waiting for this hearing

>>> very good tuesday mornm jim >> and i'm poppy harlow. right now hurricane fiona strengthening as it sets its sights on another batch of islands. but as it moves past puerto rico and the dominican republic, the damage is devastating. look at those images. in puerto rico two people are dead this morning after most of the power on the island is out. it could be days before it is restored. >> we're looking for gasoline, water, ice. all of the supplies necessary for getting through this. we were hoping it wouldn't be so big. but, well, it was bigger than we expected. and you have to make do with what you have. >> been through this before. rescuers have saved more than a thousand people from the floodwaters. as much as 30 inches of rain fell on the eiisland. that is like two and a half feet. they try to get to people in more hard to reach areas. this comes five years, to the day after hurricane maria made landfall on the u.s. island. many people who lived through that catastrophe fear the fallout and the aftermath from fiona could be worse. no

. >> i'm poppy harlow. welcome to our viewers. the breaking news we are following this morning, hurricane ian leaving just stunning devastating destruction in florida as a hurricane then a tropical storm. still pummeling the state though. 14 million people in florida are currently under flood alerts. 2.5 million businesses without power along with homes. they're rescuing people trapped inside flooded homes. governor ron desantis spoke about the devastation so many are waking up to this morning. >> there's 1.5 million outages in 7 southwest florida counties. lee and charlotte are basically off the grid at this point. the amount of water that's been rising and will likely continue to rise today even as the storm is passing is basically a 500-year flood event. the impacts of this storm are historic. and the damage that was done has been historic and this is just off initial assessments. >> well, the risk of storm surge and flash flooding remains a major threat as the storm moves upstate and further north, towns stretching up the east

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto.veryone. "at this hour" russia is holding more like staging sham referendums in staged regions of ukraine as putin is facing growing protests at home and russia is committed of creating thousands of atrocities in the war in ukraine. the top prosecutor investigating war crimes there is our guest. and there is a new tropical threat on the way.

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. hurricane ian has made landfall in cuba as it continues on a path towards florida. the storm right now packing maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. it is expected to strengthen further over the next 24 hours, and that's alarming to hear. >> ian is expected to hit florida's west coast late wednesday into thursday, and nearly 7 million people along the coast, including really all of tampa bay, a facing the risk of a life-threatening storm surge there. and people, they are all being urged to get out of harm's way and to do it now. tampa's mayor warning residents, if you can leave, just leave now. those are his words. florida's governor, ron desantis, announcing that the tampa bay airport will be closed starting tonight at 5:00 eastern time. he also expect -- he has also expected, desantis to speak at any moment from tallahassee. we'll give you detainee on those preparations from the storm and bring you his update live in just moment. >>> we are covering this dangerous storm. th

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto.ve, in fact, already changed the lyrics, well, less than 24 hours after the passing of queen elizabeth. king charles iii, the new monarch, enters buckingham palace. asked for a period of mourning starting today lasting seven days after the queen's funeral. a sense of loss there. later today st. paul's cathedral in london will hold a service of prayer and reflection. hours from now we will hear from the new king and cnn will bringing that address to his royal subjects when it happens. >> our reporters and correspondents are covering all of this developing story and max foster is out by buckingham palace with matthew chance and london's scott mclean. in windsor. thank you all for joining us for this special coverage, and, max, begin with you. walk us what we saw last hour as king charles arrived right behind you at buckingham palace. >> reporter: well, a huge moment. actually historically speaking, because this is the first day we've seen king charles iii in his role, and he's there not

. >> i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you're with us. we're following several key stories. first, a major development in the investigation into voter machine tampering in georgia. new surveillance video obtained by cnn shows a georgia republican county official escorting a team of pro-trump operatives into the coffee county elections office on january 7th, 2021. that's the same day a voting system there was illegally breached. that official at the center of the video is also under criminal investigation for posing as a fake elector in 2020. >> plus, a florida federal judge has thrown a wrench into the doj's investigation of the documents, many of them classified, seized from the former president's home at mar-a-lago. granting trump's request for a so-called special master to review the evidence. this temporarily prevents the justice dedepartment's investigative team from accessing thousands of documents taken from mar-a-lago. we'll have more on that in a moment. first, drew griffin joins us with the details of this newly obtained video from georgia county. we should note, t

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you're with us. we're following three major stories this morning. first an immigration battle unfolding steps from the vice president's home. this morning buses of migrants were dropped off near the naval observatory in washington, d.c. the latest moves in the strategy from some red states to protest the biden administration's immigration policies. ron desantis sent two planes to martha's vineyard without notice to the community there as we worked to set up shelters. >> plus, a cnn exclusive this morning. sourcing tell us that mark meadows has now complied with the justice department subpoena in the investigation into january 6. also new this morning, an economic crisis averted. a tentative deal reaches overnight after hours of negotiations to avoid a rail strike. much more on the role the white house said the president played in getting that deal across the finish line. >>> but first, two plane loads of migrants landing on martha's vineyard and volunteers jumping into action to help them. >> the off

i'm poppy harlow. this morning, stunning new details about just how sensitive the classified documents were that the fbi seized last month in that search of mar-a-lago. "the washington post" reports that one of the highly classified documents found described a foreign government's nuclear capabilities. let me read you part of the reporting, quote. some of the seized documents detailed top secret u.s. operations, so closely guarded that many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about them. only the president, some members of his cabinet, or a near cabinet level official could authorize other government officials to know the details of those special access programs. >> even more sensitive than we knew to this point, and, of course, kept in an unsecured facility. if confirmed, it means the documents containing another nation's nuclear secrets and some of the u.s.' most highly guarded top secret operations were sitting in an unsecured country club for more than 18 months. after repeated

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. caught on camera, new surveillance video first obtained by cnn shows a georgia republican county official escorting two operatives, hired by an attorney, for former president donald trump, into the county's election offices on the same day a voting system there was illegally breached. the goal to produce evidence to back up trump's baseless claims and ultimately overturn joe biden's victory in the election, even after his victory was certified on january 6th. >> right. we'll get into all of that in a moment. meantime, in florida, a legal victory for former president donald trump, a federal judge there granting his request for a special master to review materials seized from mar-a-lago last month. how much could this complicate, definitely slow down the justice department's criminal probe into the former president's handling of classified documents? we will ask our attorneys ahead. >>> but let's begin with our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin who joins us with all of the

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. very busy tuesday morning.nd queen consort are at st. ann's cathedral in belfast, northern ireland as they attend a reflection for queen elizabeth. this marks king charles's first trip to northern ireland as the new monarch. following in the footsteps of his mother who was an important figure during the northern ireland peace process. in the next hour, the king and queen consort will make their way back to london where they will meet queen elizabeth's coffin that will be taken from edinburgh, scotland, to buckingham palace in just a few hours anl we'll bring you those events live as they happen. >> so let's begin this hour in belfast, northern ireland. our editor nic robertson joins us from outside of st. ann's cathedral. the king there as the monarch. how are they being received by the people? >> well, so warmly. when he arrived at hillboro castle earlier, he a small walkabout and viewed the flowers and met with some of the crowd. but i was so struck as he arrived here at st

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. the breaking news that we are following all day today, hurricane ian regained strength, now once again a hurricane barreling towards south carolina as a category 1 storm with 85 mile an hour winds expected to make its third landfall just a few hours from now. the governor of south carolina after seeing the catastrophic damage in florida imploring residents in his state not to underestimate this storm. warning, we know what is coming. officials in florida say ian is likely the largest natural disaster in the history of that state, prompting the largest emergency response ever in florida. >> and the toll is coming in. at least 19 people killed so far, that number sadly likely to rise. more than 2 million people in the state -- it's a huge number -- remain without power. in fort myers beach the damage described by officials there is total devastation. look at those pictures, it's like a tornado just swept through there. 90% of that island destroyed, most of the homes there completely fla

good morning, i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. right now we are watching these live pictures, they are migrants being loaded on buses. this is in martha's vineyard. and where they are going, we're told by massachusetts officials they'll be taken by bus and then by ferry to joint base cape cod where they will have food and shelter. they are there in the first place because florida governor ron desantis flew them there without advanced notice saying every community in america should be sharing in the burdens, end quote, of immigration. >> those people in d.c. and new york were beating their chest when trump was president saying they were so proud to be sanctuary jurisdictions, saying how bad it was to have a secure border. minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk and they're so upset this is happening. >> president biden responded overnight, accusing desantis and others of quote, playing politics with human beings. suggesting that thos

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you are with us.e are following several major stories this morning. first, a setback for the department of justice, a florida federal judge issuing a series of orders overnight appointing the trump team's pick as special master to review documents seized from mar-a-lago and effectively pausing much of the criminal investigation. >>> plus, the continuing political battle over immigration, president biden is now criticizing republican governors in florida and texas for transporting migrants to the northeast, accusing them of, quote, playing politics with human beings. >>> they white house today the president is expected to personally meet for the first time with the families of brittney griner and paul whelan. the biden administration repeatedly saying securing their release from russian custody is top priority for him. >>> let's begin this hour with our colleague katelyn polantz on the appointment of the special master to review the documents. it is a miracle as many pointed out that they agreed on som

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now if a local officials have their way, the residence of the dutch city of harlow will soon no longer be able to see meet advertisement in most public places. but adopting an in co agenda on that issue still hasn't stop the government of the netherlands from lifting a cap on coal powered energy production. all t contribute to rachel malden brings us more details on the story. in the interest of fighting climate change, the dutch city of harlem has voted to ban all meat advertising beginning in 2024. i'm surprisingly, this is music to the ears of green activists who want to dictate how everyone lives their daily lives. whilst any environmental benefits cannot be expected immediately from an advertising man, it sends out a clear message to the food industry that harlem wants the industry to invest in more climate friendly food. we also hope that other cities in the netherlands will follow the example of harlem and introduce similar ban. what exactly is quote, climate friendly food, please tell me that it's not a euphemism for eating bugs because that's being pushed pretty hard in the we

the harlow chick is dependent on its parents entirely until 4 months after its birth. while learning how to fly, it is common for young hargum babies to fall out. many times, even though it is fallen from its nest, the baby bird can be saved if it is found in time. after years of awareness campaigns, the villagers know that if they spot a baby bird that has fallen from the tree, they can call any member of the heart of the army. usually per niema or her team can arrive as quickly as possible to the location and try to save the bird life. oh oh i my doctor might be the media biggest the bye bye. my. it is a high months bud. just dying to fly and go back, but oh it then, but oh, then then suddenly feel that it happens every year as i mentioned in more than 50 percent. but hold on in need need rescuing all and many of them dias. ah. despite several requests, neither the state government nor the forest department have set up a formal center for rescue and release of hard to live. for now, the forest department does allow, pardon him, his team to use a room in an abandoned

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. the breaking news that we are following all day

. >> i'm poppy harlow. glad you're with us.in the last 24 hours, one with potential criminal consequences. the other targeting the business wealth on which trump built his brand. in a civil suit in new york, trump, his three oldest children and the trump organization are ac

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you are with us.department of justice, a florida federal judge issuing a series of orders overnight appointing the trump team's pick as special master to review documents seized from mar-a-lago and effectively pausing much of the criminal investigation. >>> plus, the continuing political battle over immigration, president biden is now criticizing republican governors in florida and texas for transporting migrants to the

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. a potential economic disaster averted.reement overnight to avoid what could have been a crippling strike for the country. the deal comes after negotiators and members of the biden administration spent more than 20 straight hours at the negotiating table. a source tells cnn that the

for me to create something around me and i get to work with two great ladies who you know, poppy harlow, who i have known for decades. i knew her children and husband. and kaitlyn collins, same thing, we have been friends since kaitlyn has been at the network. it's really great. the only thing is the boss laugh and said i'm going to have to put some extra money in the budget to have someone come out to your house and wake you up every morning. since i have been in this business since the 1990s, seriously, i have only been on the night shift. the only time i was on the morning shift was a fill in, when i was filling in on the today show or weekend today or something like that, even on the morning show here. that is the only time i have ever -- that hasn't been that much, so it's going to take some getting used to. >> i tell you, i know two things. nobody puts baby in the corner and nobody dictates anything to don lemon. >> thank you. >> i wait up and stay up every night for don lemon, i'm happy to get up in the morning. i can't wait. >> thank you. when i started doing this, it was eight

. >> while ana went the distance with those runners, cnn's poppy harlow crossed the finish line earning of studies in law from yale. one of her unassuming teachers there turn out to be a courtroom fire brand for some of the most desperate people in the justice system. >> when you're on death row that's when the clock starts ticking. he said i'll do my best and yes, he saved my life. >> i said i'm not going to make it through this. i can't do 25 years in prison. >> people have been the most desperate, the most despised, unfortunately, and the poorest and powerless people in the country. >> stephen bright is a lawyer, but for his clients. i met him when i walked into yale law school. >> thank to you both in atlanta and here there's one less person facing execution in georgia today. >> listening to him talk is like listening to justice. if we don't do better we're going to have to sandblast equal justice under law off the supreme court building. >> what does the southern center for human rights stand for? >> representing the people facing the death penalty and representing people in jails

i'm poppy harlow. >> and goodness a lot of news. i'm jim sciutto. welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. right now hurricane ian, back to hurricane strength. 85 mile an hour winds churning toward the south carolina coast as category 1 storm. it is expected to make landfall before noon. at the same time in florida, floodwaters are beginning recede, rescues are underway. but boy, what has been left behind, it is remarkable to see. 19 deaths counted so far and in five different counties. just under 2 million people without power. and when you look at aerials, those homes are gone. >> so much is gone for so many. in fort myers beach, the damage is being described, look at the pictures, as total devastation. this is a city that is impassable. even for bicycles, 90% of the island, 90 percent of fort myers beach is destroyed and up and down the western coast people are still reeling for likely the largest natural disaster in the history of the state. >> the biggest fear that stha you'll see your personal effects gone or all over the

we're so glad you are with us, i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto.ns the death of queen elizabeth. right now king charles and the queen consort are in scotland where minutes from now they will lead the family in a procession on foot as queen eli