let's bring in cnn's jeremy diamond. jeremy we're learning the president biden has been briefed on this unfolding situation we heard from first lady dr jill biden address this at an event in the last hour. how is the white house responding? yeah, that's exactly right. and the briefing by the white house press secretary, karine jean pierre also just wrapped up and in her remarks. what you could hear was this clear sense of frustration that is reverberating inside the corridors of the west wing. right now, with the inaction in congress and the fact that the shootings continue to happen. there's a clear sense of frustration about that. i want you to listen to the white house press secretary just moments ago. so we're seeing the heartbreaking news of another shooting of innocent schoolchildren this time in nashville, tennessee. the president has been briefed on the situation and our team is in contact with doj and local officials. about what is known so far. we want to express the president's appreciation for the first respon

cnn's jeremy diamond standing by at the white house. first we go to cnn senior international correspondent matthew chance who is in moscow. i wonder matthew how russian authorities are describing this at this point. well they're absolutely kind of committed to the idea that this individual 11 girls, covic, 32, year old reporter for the wall street journal, was not was up to no good. the foreign ministry saying that he whatever he was doing in yekaterinburg, russian city, 1100 miles or so from moscow. it was nothing to do with journalism within the past hour or so, a court in moscow where he's been arraigned, has designated his case top secret, it's revealed in a press statement. that goes. covic has . um denied guilt. he hasn't accepted that he is guilty of espionage. and so they've remanded him in custody in a pretrial detention center. we don't know exactly where, but probably here in moscow for nearly two months, until may, the 29th. and so that may well be the next time we catch a glimpse of this 32 year old american citizen. there'

cnn's jeremy diamond in san diego for us. e what we're expecting here. >> reporter: well, listen, john, 18 months ago the u.s. launched the new partnership with australia and united kingdom intended to deliver these nuclear powered submarines to australia. now we're getting an update, a significant update on the progress of that, and accelerated time line. at least three nuclear powered submarines, very much like the sumarines behind me where the president is going to be speaking delivered to australia in the next decade. and in the meantime what you'll see is increased rotations of british and u.s. submarines to australia before what's set to happen in the 2040s, which is the development of a new submarine between australia and the united kingdom expect today be able to sail in that decade. all of this expected to counter china's growing military dominance and presence in the pacific. the u.s. has really watched china cautiously on this front and increased the u.s. military footprint in other countries including the philippin

cnn's jeremy diamond has more now from the white house. >> reporter: hours after the criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin the white house expressing support for accountability for perpetrators of war crimes. but the white house and president biden on friday stopping short of welcoming the international criminal court's arrest warrant outright. in a statement from the white house's national security council spokeswoman they say, quote, there is no doubt that russia is committing war crimes and atrocities in ukraine and we've been clear that those responsible must be held accountable. the icc prosecutor is an independent actor and makes his own prosecutorial decisions based on the evidence before him. we support accountability for perpetrators of war crimes. and on friday i also had an opportunity to ask president biden for his reaction to this arrest warrant. here's what he said. >> well, i think it's justified. but the question is it's not recognized internationally by us either. but i think it makes a very strong point. >> reporter: and what you hea

jeremy diamond, cnn, the white house. >>> we're covering the story from all angles. senior international correspondent david mckenzie is live for us in kyiv. so david, i want to start with you. how is ukraine responding to the putin arrest warrant? >> reporter: the ukrainians have ongoing investigations on all manner of alleged war crimes here. and the prosecutor here in kyiv said this was a momentous moment. an important moment for international justice. the president zelenskyy talked about the scale of the alleged crimes and the importance of this arrest warrant. >> translator: this is an historic decision that will lead to historic responsibility. more than 16,000 cases have forced deportation of ukrainian children have already been recorded. but they are real full number of deport tees may be much higher. such a criminal operation would have been impossible without the order of the highest leader of the terrorist state. >> reporter: i think what is important to note, and something that clarissa touched on, is the speed at which these investigations from the head

let's get straight to the white house and jeremy diamond live with us. what are we learning?ning that president biden will propose cutting the federal deficits over the next ten years by $3 trillion. over the last month or so, president biden has said he would propose $2 trillion in cuts. so this is significantly higher. administration officials haven't explained how they arrived at that number or what will go into it. the president talked about a mix of cost-saving programs and revenue-raising programs such as tax inkrcreases on the wealthy. keep in mind, the president has repeatedly attacked republicans claiming this a combination of proposals supported by some republican lawmakers would raise the deficit over the next decade by nearly $3 trillion. so there does appear to be some coordination there. and again, it's important to look at this primarily through the lens of messaging. the president's budget proposal, which had he will announce tomorrow, is dead on arrival. so ultimately, this is about trying to position themselves particularly with this debt showdown income ove

let's go to cnn's jeremy diamond in san diego where they're speaking. this fleet would theoretically strengthen naval forces in the asia-pacific region. at the same time china is aggressive in bolstering its own navy in the same region. what's the significance of this announcement and what have you heard from president biden so far? >> reporter: jake, president biden says this announcement shows democracies can deliver for the world. he said it will help jump start australia's undersea capabilities. president biden is underscoring that because the timeline for delivering these submarines is now the early 2030s. three virginia class submarines with the possibility of purchasing two additional ones. that's a decade earlier than experts expected when the partnership was first announced about a year and a half ago. president biden only mentioning china in passing. make no mistake, the very clear subtext of this announcement and the reason for its existence is the fact that china has this growing military presence in the indo-pacific and this partnership is

let's bring in oren liebermann and jeremy diamond. let's start with what the pentagon is saying about this new video. >> reporter: the video itself is pretty incredible. a close look at what happened early tuesday morning over the black sea. there are essentially two pieces to it. in the first one, a russian fighter jet makes a pass at a u.s. mq-9 reaper drone, dumping jet fuel. you see the drone itself is still operating. the propeller spinning, in the second clip of the video or the later part of the video, you see a russian fighter jet make another pass. you see the same dumping of jet fuel and this is where the russian jet collides with the u.s. drone, damaging its propeller and forcing it down. it's critical because this is what backs up the u.s. account of how this all played out over the course of 30 to 40 minutes or so over the black sea. and it undercuts the russian account, which was that there was no physical contact between the russian jet and the drone. and basically blaming the united states for the entire encounter, des

cnn's jeremy diamond joins us now live from the white house to jeremy. what is the white house considering here? well look over the last several weeks since the collapse of silicon valley bank, of course, we've seen a number of hearings on capitol hill with bank regulators and other officials as well as banking executives. but here at the white house, white house officials have really been scrubbing and looking for potential regulatory authorities that could be strengthened in particular as it relates to these mid sized banks similar to silicon valley bank's these are we're talking about banks, which have deposits between 100 billion and 250 billion. these are also the banks that saw some of their regulatory authority. his weekend under president trump as a result of action that bipartisan action in congress, the white house is now preparing to call for tougher banking regulations on those mid sized banks, and you can see some of the proposals here that include requiring stress tests from federal regulators. greater stores of immediately available cash a

jeremy diamond is now standing by at the white house. first, cnn's senior international correspondent matthew chances in moscow. matthew tell us the latest you're hearing there. yeah well, i mean, some quite worrying developments. actually jim, because it seems that even goes covic, this reporter for the wall street journal has now appeared already at a court in a sort of closed hearing in moscow lefortovo defense detention center, and that court has basically remanded in custody until i'm looking at it here until may, the 29th so one month and 29 days has been remanded in custody by that court pending the trial for espionage. charges that the court has formally um, arrested him as they call it here. they basically levied charges of espionage against him , and it's also been revealed by the press service of the court that the case has been marked top secret, and that's because they say that girls, covic denies guilt. he's saying he's not guilty of these espionage charges. and so that's sort of interesting developments come to us in the p

. >> rahel, stay with us as we bring in our white house correspondent jeremy diamond and cnn businesschatterley. jeremy, we're learning more about the role that the biden administration and treasury secretary janet yellen played in this. >> reporter: they were very closely involved in this effort between the major u.s. banks to try to extend a lifeline to first republic bank. one source familiar with the matter said it was treasury secretary janet yellen who initially conceived of this idea, of the biggest banks coming together to deposit major money into first republic bank. my colleague phil mattingly has said janet yellen made this afternoon with jamie dimon, the ceo of jpmorgan. it was the culmination of meetings with the treasury secretaries and the leaders of these major banks, coming at a time when the administration is trying to instill confidence in the u.s. banking system. that's also what we heard from janet yellen as she testified on capitol hill. >> our banking system is sound and that americans can feel confident their deposits will be there when they need them. this wee

jeremy diamond live for us at the white house. eporter: effectively the d.c. councilman write income a letter to the senate addressed to vice president cam kamala ha seeking to withdraw that controversial legislation to rewrite the d.c. criminal code. that legislation was going to be reversed in the senate this week we expect. it was already disapproved of in the house and senate was set to vote on this resolution and expected to overturn this d.c. criminal reform effort. this move, though, is without precedent as the city counsel chairman phil mendleson admitted saying there is no precedent for this but believes because he has the authority to transmit this piece of legislation under the home rule act for congress to review, he can also withdraw that request. that does not appear to the case right now. seems like aides in the senate side believe this vote is likely still doing to happen. the context is president biden just days ago said he would sign into law this resolution disapproving of this as d.c. bill and that's where -- ho

take you to the white house now and cnn's jeremy diamond who joins us live.he white house is very clear about its skepticism over china's motives here. >> reporter: yeah. certainly are, boris. they want the rest of the world to be skeptical as well. in particular over china trying to frame themselves as some kind of peacemaker in a conflict between ukraine and russia. china there providing diplomatic cover for russia, the united states made it clear, seeking to bolster one of its important allies in the world. the u.s. in particular is honing in and what we've heard from numerous u.s. officials from the national security council spokesman john kirby to secretary of state tony blinken. saying any cease-fire merely serves to ratify russian's gaining and reregroup. pointing out comes days after the criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin on war crime charges. listen. >> president xi is traveling to russia days after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for president putin suggest it's china feels no responsibility to hold

cnn's jeremy diamond, the washington post's rhonda colvin market, taliban axios and jonah goldberg of the dispatch. um i have to say the one thing the thing i can't really get past is starting the rally. with a song that he co stars in with january 6th writers who are currently in prison for their crimes and these images of him standing in front of literal video and pictures of the riots happening. i mean, what is going on? yes, i have two points to make out. one is. i think he was disappointed by how many people said they weren't going to go protest, um in new york. and so he's amping the rhetoric to give people more worked up to prove that he still got the juice in a way, but also i just it's important to take a step back. we've heard for years now that that he didn't mean to incite the january 6th rioters, he violence was the furthest thing from his mind. and let's say that that's true. wouldn't you be extra careful not to incite any violence now? but instead he's leaning the other way with the baseball bat and the death and destruction stuff . he knows what he's doing. and it it m

jeremy diamond live at the white house. good morning, jeremy.in will meet at the kremlin next hour. what is the white house watching for? >> reporter: well, don, the u.s. is watching these meetings very closely for a number of reasons. but if you listen to u.s. officials over the last 24 hours or so, one thing that they've really honed in on and expressed concerns about is the notion that china could reiterate its calls for a cease fire in the war. and that's not because u.s. officials don't want to see the fighting end in ukraine. they say the fighting could end if russia simply pulled out its troops. but that's because u.s. officials say a cease fire would merely serve to ratify territorial gains in ukraine and give the russians time to regroup and rearm and then choose to restart the war at a time of their choosing. tony blinken, the secretary of state, said that it would essentially amount to a tactical move by russia supported by china. and u.s. officials really want to dissuade the world of this notion that china is some honest peace broke

first, though, here's what president biden said about the icc's decision to cnn's jeremy diamond. >> i think it's justified, but the question is it's not recognized by us either, but i think it makes a very strong point. >> let's go to clarissa ward who joins us from the hague. a historic interview for you. >> reporter: historic interview for us and a historic day for the international criminal court, the icc, when we sat down and had an extensive conversation with the chief prosecutor, kareem khan, who said this is the first time that the sitting head of state of a permanent member of the united nations security council has been issued with an arrest warrant by the icc and it's all the more significant because this isn't happening years after the war in ukraine finished. this is happening months after it started. what khan is hoping is that this will really start to set a new precedent to show that the wheels of justice can turn quickly. take a look. this feels like a historic moment. >> well, i think it is a very important moment, as the president said, that these warrants have bee

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. fox corporation chairman rupert murdoch may be forced to testify and dominions case against fox news. the delaware judge in the case signaled that he may want to hear about how fox executives are involved in the editorial process. previous testimony uncovered the networks promotion of trump's 2020 election lies among its biggest stars on the network. cnn senior media reporter oliver darcy joins us now. oliver you know, it's interesting. i mean, how many texts and other testimony we got during the build up to this potential trial if it in fact takes place next month, and i think one of the biggest prospects in all of this is that the potential to see rupert murdoch actually testified. do you think that could happen? it seems like that could happen. jim dominion has obviously expressed interest in calling rupert murdoch to the stand. and earlier this week, a judge the judge that's presiding over this case suggested that he might want to also see rupert murdoch . take the stand. now this

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. right now.t biden preparing to defend global democracy amid political turmoil around the world as a co host the second summit for democracy this morning, the president's focus, expanding diplomacy and bolstering democracies around the world amid growing influence from countries like china and russia. the event comes amid another political crisis that the one in israel over the prime minister's effort to overhaul the judiciary something president biden as well as many senior israeli figures have strongly criticized cnn's arlette signs now from the white house are let top leaders in israel they're in talks, perhaps to put these reforms not just on hold, but maybe walk them back a bit. i wonder, how is this impacting the conversation? because we know president biden has publicly encourage netanyahu to yahoo to pull this back. yes he has gym and this issue regarding these judicial reforms in israel has already come up during this summit a bit. earlier today, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn.sed captioning brought to you by guilt guilt .com today for up to 70% off designer brands designers like get your heart racing prices new everyday. hurry on in a flash up to 70% off guilt .com today. and now for the last look. last week, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin. surprisingly of all the possible charges, the unprovoked invasion of ukraine, the murder and rape of civilians , the bombing of houses and infrastructure. the charge was about taking large numbers of ukrainian children to russia. it may surprise you that international law envisioned that kind of war crime. but as political as jamie deadman noted, the allegations have echoes of a dark chapter of world war two. the were, of course, obsessed with the racial superiority of ethnic germans. that's what motivated hitler's expansionism and the mass murder of the holocaust at home. the also wanted to strengthen the german race. they fretted over population losses from the war. so they

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. closed captioning brought to you by invent help. call 1 807 1. oh oh! oh two. oh, you have an invention idea, but don't know what to do. next call invent help today they can help you get started with your idea. call now. 807 100020. hello everyone. welcome to cnn newsroom i'm bianna golodryga. boris sanchez were grateful that you're sharing an afternoon with us. we start today with a heart pounding firsthand perspective inside yesterday's mass shooting at a nashville elementary school. today metro nashville police released the body cam video of two of the officers that were part of the team that encountered and neutralize the shooter, identified as 28 year old audrey hale hale had just gunned down 39 year old children and three staff members. a warning. what you're about to see is disturbing. it begins with officers, injuring the covenant school after receiving the first call at 10 13 am. three happening. one more. let's go. metro police. mm. i mean, you know me. i don't know where he

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house, and this is cnn. good morning, everyone. wow what a day right. she's back with a vengeance. good morning. are you arrested? arrested what the world that happened happens when you take off. did you look at the newspapers changes at all, just in time, historic day in america. donald trump indicted donald trump in delighted the first former or sitting president ever to face criminal charges is friday, march 31st. here's the very latest developments. a manhattan grand jury indicting trump on more than 30 counts related to business fraud stems from the hush money case involving stormy daniels before the 2016 election sources tell cnn trump is expected to turn himself in on tuesday and be arraigned in new york city. the nypd is on high alert this morning. every member of the force has been told to report in uniform today as a precaution. meanwhile in washington, house speaker kevin mccarthy and other house republicans are rallying around trump blasting the indictment as a political attack. and as of this morning, president biden h

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn.lose captioning is brought to you by audiobook network. others tell your story, produce an audio book with us earn more profits and find a new audience for your published book produced an audiobook. we handle narration, production and digital distribution 38559. good evening, everyone. i'm alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight . we're waiting for the release of the video from the latest deadly school shooting in the us three families sent their children to covenant school in nashville today, not knowing their children would never return. the head of the school, a substitute teach a

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn.tonight we're learning about who might be called to testify in dominion voting systems. $1.6 billion defamation case against fox news over the 2020 election. both sides have some similar names and ones you'll recognize cnn senior media reporter oliver darcy joins us with details. so what happened in court today? this trial is shaping up to be quite a high profile case. if it does actually move forward to trial. we're learning some of the names that dominion and fox hoped to call to the stand on dominions upfront. they're hoping to call fox news ceo suzanne scott to the stand, fox news press. jay wallace and then notable host people like sean hannity, carlson, maria bartiromo, brett baer, people that are recognized by viewers. so very high profile case. if this does move forward to trial , and how are the house, the judge been responding to the arguments being made safe to say he's not impressed with fox's arguments in court a couple of times that he really scoffed at fox's lawyers in o

joining me now is cnn's jeremy diamond, asma khalid of npr and tia mitchell of the atlanta journal constitutionit is no surprise that this is bringing up raw emotions. how could it not? um more kids killed in an elementary school? i want you to also listen to this exchange that happened basically in the halls of the of the capital between congressman jamal bowman and a republican congressman, uh, over this issue as well. it's on the house. the american people need to know that they don't to do anything to save the lives of children two more down. what i'm saying. what they're children are dying. children. what is there to say? i mean, i should say, actually, though, that you're hearing in that clip congressman massey saying support my bill. his bill would, uh, put weapons, more weapons in schools. a good guy with a gun. i mean, that's been the position of some republicans , and then you have democrats who say that they've been calling for this assault weapons . then you heard president biden himself say that really, he feels like there's not much more he can do on the executive side . this is r

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. what you're looking at. it's not oklahoma.t's not alabama that is los angeles video, a rare tornado that ripped through an industrial area in the city. it sent debris flying everywhere. as you can see here, this one in monte bella was the strongest the california has seen in four decades. officials say that one person suffered minor injuries. there was substantial damage to buildings. cnn's stephanie elam is lying on the ground. tracking this 70. i imagine people are a little bit of disbelief. i mean, i can see the tree through the fence behind you. i mean, i imagine they're a little shocked by all of this. yeah remember, caitlin? we were talking earlier about how this has just been like the weirdest winter ever in california. this is more proof of it as you take a look at how that tree is impaled. we know that at least one roof collapsed. cars were damaged windows were blown out all of this happening in just a few minutes as this was a very, very small tornado e f one, and it touched down for a very short time. debris flying

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn.e was a six year old boycott in an international tug of war photo showing a frightened elian gonzalez hiding in a closet is federal agents stormed his uncle's miami home made headlines around the world . it's an indelible image that many of us can never forget. today. gonzales who is now 29 is expected to become a member of cuba's national assembly. remarkable story. remarkable image. no question our men in havana patrick ottman joins us now live. from the cuban capital, patrick. of course, this began with elian gonzalez rescued at sea later that taking into custody there and then returning to cuba. just remind folks who may not remember how this all played out where we're landing now today. it really was an amazing story. one that could repeat tomorrow. as we see, of course, a huge surge of cubans continue to leave the island, many by boats, but that was a little elegant salas found on thanksgiving day his mother died trying to take him out of cuba, and he was miraculously rescued sea

get more for your jewelry with worthy dot com jeremy diamond at the white house, and this is cnn.eople in charge of regulating the country's banks were taken to task today by members of congress about what led to those failures at silicon valley bank and signature bank, the second and largest. rather the 2nd and 3rd largest bank collapses in u. s history. it's particularly ironic. it's the fed that's raising the interest rates and then the fed. that's not examining banks to see if they can survive if interest rates go up. ah, um uh, the concern we all have is, are there other banks that could go under? well joining us now is one of the congressman who sits on the financial services committee. congressman ritchie torres. always great to see you. thanks very much for coming up with us. what was notable about these bank collapses was just the sheer speed in which it all happened. i mean, just a matter of hours, and i know you and others have pointed to social media and their role in the bank runs that we saw in sioux afterwards. you have introduced legislation that require the govern

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. close captioning is brought to you by audiobook network. others tell your story, produce an audio book with us earn more profits and find a new audience for your published book produced an audiobook. we handle narration, production and digital distribution 38559. good evening, everyone. i'm alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight . we're waiting for the release of the video from the latest deadly school shooting in the us three families sent their children to covenant school in nashville today, not knowing their children would never return. the head of the school, a substitute teacher and a custodian were killed, too. can you imagine? of course you can. because at this point in this country you've either lived through in that shooting or you've imagined it. we cannot keep having the same conversations over and over again. tonight. we try to find a different way to talk about it. plus listen to this 2017 duet from dolly parton and miley cyrus. living in rainbow land, fluid and things a

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house, and this is cnn. good morning, everyone.hat a day right. she's back with a vengeance. good morning. are you arrested? arrested what the world that happened happens when you take off. did you look at the newspapers changes at all, just in time, historic day in america. donald trump indicted donald trump in delighted the first former or sitting president ever to face criminal charges is friday

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. everything everywhere and all at once. i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. it was one week ago in this hour. that i shared the news that donald trump had just posted on truth social, his expectation that he'd be arrested this past tuesday. manhattan, d a. alvin bragg said that was never the plan. maybe it was all a head fake, designed by trump to rally his gop supporters in the house. or paved the way for last monday's grand jury testimony by former prosecutor and michael cohen, critic robert costello. perhaps it was just to make brag. think twice before indicting a former president. trump even posted this on a social media site, making it look like he's raising a baseball bat against bragg. he also called him an animal. that post was later deleted. on friday, a law enforcement source told cnn that bragg had been threatened with assassination in a letter containing nonhazardous white powder it's a lot to process let me try and sort it out. remember signs initially pointed to the first trump indictment, possibly coming

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. everything everywhere and all at once.ichael smerconish in philadelphia. it was one week ago in this hour. that i shared the news that donald trump had ju

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn.o dentist accused of fatally poisoning his wife with arsenic has now been formally charged with her murder. cnn's cuban law has the details. colorado dentist james craig appeared for the first time in court charged with the first re murder of his wife shackled, having traded in his dental scrubs for a jail uniform. prosecutors say the denver suburban area dentist murdered 43 year old angela craig, his wife of more than 20 years by making and feeding her poisoned protein shakes. my name is dr jim craig, and i practice that summer brooke dental group. for nearly 20 years, craig had been a licensed dentist. a joint facebook page shows the couple sharing images of a happy family on vacation. the busy parents of six children, investigators say beneath this veneer, craig's dental practice had been in financial trouble, and the marriage was long troubled an affidavit saying craig had engaged in a new extramarital affair. this makes me sick, real seem like something that he could ever do to he

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim bruun. whoever this is cnn newsroom updating our top story. millions are under the threat of severe weather today in the south and midwest, including parts of louisiana, mississippi, alabama , georgia and the carolinas. the storm prediction center says a couple of strong tornadoes are possible across the south. now this as residents of mississippi clean up the debris left by powerful storms that swept through the region friday night , killing at least 26 people and injuring dozens more. president biden has approved a major disaster declaration to make federal funds available quickly and as one of those tornadoes swept through friday night, local meteorologist had this reaction to what he was seeing on the radar of look. we got a new skin coming in here as we speak. oh, man like north side of amory, this is coming in. hello, man. dear jesus, please help them. amen the tornadoes have a

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn. in the wake of his indictment.ormer president donald trump and other prominent republicans are invoking liberal billionaire george soros in their attacks on the manhattan district attorney . alvin bragg, florida governor and potential trump 2024 rival ron desantis. he tweeted, the soros backed manhattan district attorney has consistently bent the law to downgrade felonies and to excuse criminal conduct. yet now he is stretching the law to target a political opponent. with me now, for a fact check is cnn's daniel dale. daniel we do know that soros is a longtime supporter of democratic causes and campaigns. but do we know how directly involved he was with brags? not directly, alex. his role here was indirect. what he did was as a longtime supporter of criminal justice reform make significant donations to a like minded pac political action committee that itself spent money supporting brag. i'll lay out the specific facts in a moment, alex, but i want to start with some very important context. george soros is a frequen

i'm jeremy diamond at the white house, and this is cnn. how can you beat me? you seem so happy, carefree. so so what's the word? i'm looking for? yeah partner. well, you know where i'm from. we're still vp. you know, easiest gig in the world were like america's wacky neighbor, you know, pop in with an ice cream cone. some aviator shades, just finger guns. at the end of the day. we're both joe freaking bite. so then, i know three you started snl, but you start as a writer, and you're not on air until 05. i think. yeah, that's correct. yeah for fun. i got to do little things in the monologues here and there and, you know, play extras in different sketches, which was which was flattering. but, yeah , i mean, full on imposter syndrome. heroes of mine had been, you know, not hired or let go from that job. i didn't think it was going to last very long. i didn't unpack my boxes. i lived at 46th street. so i could get there and then you know, as i was ready to hop on a plane the second they were like, yeah, we messed up. i knew it, you know, did you? did you think tha

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i'm jeremy diamond at the white house. and this is cnn., justin, we have the weekly jobless numbers are cnn chief business correspondent christine romans is here to break it down. what are they? and what do they mean? 198,000 people filed for the first time for unemployment benefits in the most recent week. that's up about 7000 from the week before, but this trend you guys has been stubbornly low . and i say that how can it be stubbornly low? you know, jobless claims. these are layoffs. essentially they have been very, very low in this economy, and that has something that is translated into some concern. among federal officials and federal reserve officials and economists, frankly, because this kind of a tight tight labor market can be contributing to inflation, and so it's one of those stories where you keep hearing. consternation that the fed or economists would be rooting for some more layoffs are rooting for job loss because that would be one of the ways you could cure inflation. so it's one of one of the sort of undercurrents of the c

jeremy is one of the best countries to have pets. because here they're treated like kings and queens. but why are diamonds so crazy about their pets? and what do you need to know about keeping pets and gemini? so been to the nitty gritty details. so what kinds of ada was there? germans loved the most wealth. sorry daughter vice. there were cats in germany than any other pet. and the number of casters even been growing over the last 10 years. dogs take 2nd place overall around 35000000 pet called germany. they're home next to 83000000 people. there are so many rows in germany, but when it comes to get kind of aid, you can see almost every animal apart from some protected species, such as some monkeys carried by several snakes. and once you've found your favorite animal, there's a lot to think about. if you get a dog, you need to share like dog packs every year, and they need to be in shirt. can most parks have a designated spot for dogs to run wild and free. dogs are also a load on public transport. most cafes, restaurants and some shops, but not supermarket. if you're bringing a pet into germany or a dr. one from another country, y