jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> in the u.s., severe weather is expected to hit the dallas areand extend north over southern oklahoma. damaging winds and large hail and tornadoes are expected to wallop the region. heavy snow is forecast across portions of the plains and the upper midwest, where winter alerts are already in place. minneapolis is expected to pick up four to eight inches of snow. >>> the south korean president is in tokyo for talks with the japanese prime minister just minutes away. we'll have a live report on this summit between his ttorical foe. ♪ zyrteeeec...♪ works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! let's be more than our allergi! zeize the day. with zyrtec. >>> north korea has launched another missile and the timing is no coincidence. it fired an intercontinent ballistic missile off the east coast of the korean peninsula just hours before a historic high-stakes summit between the leaders of south korea and japan. the south korean president released a statement warni

alex jessica schneider, thank you very much for that report. let's get analysis.ssess from our legal and political experts, andrew mccabe, but i want to start with you and what jessica schneider just called that influx of new information. how much do you think testimony from these top trump aides? how? what how could that how much more could that open the door for investigators to get more critical information about these efforts to overturn the 2020 election. well alex. let's talk about evan corcoran first. so we know that he testified today because the justice department already presented evidence to judge howell that corcoran and trump engaged in some sort of crime or the cover up of a crime , uh, in in terms of their communications, so actually talking to corcoran, as they did today, and understanding exactly what those conversations involved is like the icing on the cake, and i think it also makes an indictment on the activity around the documents. almost guaranteed at this point , as far as the others go, i think the trump team has a better chance of success

here is justice correspondent jessica schneider. >> reporter: big stakes for more than 40 million studentn borrowers as the supreme court decides whether a program eliminating up to $20,000 in debt per borrower can go into effect. >> to provide a measure of loan forgiveness to ensure that this unprecedented pandemic does not leave borrowers worse off in relation to their student loans. >> reporter: the biden administration is defending their student loan forgiveness program arguing that it is necessary in the wake of the covid pandemic. but the conservative justices completedly zeroed in on the $400 billion plus price tag to question whether the president by way of police education sect has secretary has the power to enact this kind of relief. >> i think most casual observers will say if you are going to give up that much money, if you are going to affect the obligations of that many americans on a subject of great controversy, that is something that congress should act on. >> reporter: solicitor general responded that federal law allowed the education sent to waive the payments. >> and w

jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: big stakes for more than 40 million student loan borrowers as the supreme court decides whether a program eliminating up to $20,000 in debt per borrower can go into effect. >> to provide a measure of loan forgiveness to ensure that this unprecedented pandemic does not leave borrowers worse off in relation to their student loans. >> reporter: the biden administration is defending their program arguing that it is necessary in the wake of the covid pandemic. but the conservative justices completed will i zeroed in on the program's $400 billion plus price tag to question whether the president by way of his education secretary has the power to enact this kind of relief. >> i think most casual observers would say if you are going to give up that much amount of money, if you are going to affect the obligations of that many americans on a subject that is of great controversy, that they would think that that is something for congress to ability on. >> reporter: the solicitor general responded that federal law allows for the education secretary to waive t

cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is in washington with more on the story. >> plain and simple -- >> reporter: in what would be an historic case, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg one step closer to bringing criminal charges against former president donald trump in a long-running investigation. >> we're going to look at the facts and the law and let the investigation and justice and what justice requires, you know, will dictate how much time we take. >> mr. president! >> reporter: prosecutors are now giving trump the chance to testify before a grand jury investigating his alleged role in that $130,000 hush money payout to adult film star stormy daniels days before the 2016 election to cover up their alleged affair a decade earlier. since potential defendants in new york are required by law to be invited to appear in front of a grand jury, it all indicates a decision on whether to charge trump could come soon. >> it's one thing to turn around and to lie on your untruth social. it's another thing to turn around and lie before a grand jury. i don't suspect that he's going to

let's bring in cnn's jessica schneider. we've known about this lawsuit since november.estions especially recently about when and if a hearing would happen and if the judge was trying to keep it quiet. >> that's exactly right. the judge just announced that this hearing will, in fact, be wednesday at 9:00 a.m. central time. there were all those reports over the weekend that the parties in this case had a status conference on friday and that this judge said he was going to schedule the hearing but wasn't going to put it on the public docket until maybe tuesday night because he was concerned about protesters and other people coming to the courthouse. this courthouse is in amarillo, texas, just a few hours' drive from dallas. it has been really a hot point, a real focal point for protesters because this is probably the biggest case regarding abortion rights since the overturning of roe v. wade last june. this is a case that this judge is being asked to block an abortion pill. medication abortions make up a majority of abortions in the united states, especially after the down

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jessica schneider, thank you for that report.at case is playing out, the cdc has a troubling new report and it is showing that an increasing number of women across the u.s. are not surviving pregnancy or childbirth. it found that in 2021 more than 1,200 american women died from meg nancy-related issues, which is nearly double the number from three years before. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is joining us on this story. this is so alarming. what is happening here? >> it's very alarming, brianna. and we've known that the u.s. has had the highest maternal death rate among all other high-income countries in the world. but this new report tells us that the situation is only getting worse. as you mentioned, in 2021, that's the most recent year for which data were available, we saw more than 1,000 women die due to maternal causes. that was up from previous years. and we're seeing that black women are still at least three times, nearly three times as likely to die due to maternal causes than white women. and the maternal death ra

jake. >> all right, jessica schneider in wilmington, delaware, thanks so much.'s get the insights of elie honig. let's start with the defamation case. today's court action is -- correct me if i'm wrong, it's just attempts by both sides to avoid a trial? >> exactly, swjake. this is what we call summary judgment. both sides are asking the judge we want you to rule in our favor now before the jury trial just based on the evidence and the records, just based on the record that's uncontested. it's hard to win summary judgment, i don't think fox has any chance of summary judgment. i think the judge is likely to let fox defend itself, let this go to a jury. >> it's not as though -- okay. let fox defend itself. i certainly understand that. but based on what we've seen, it seems clear that fox talent and fox executives knew that what they were presenting to their viewers was false and they were doing it because they were afraid of viewers abandoning them and going to other right wing channels. so i mean, i know they deserve a trial and, you know, they get a defense and a

jessica schneider, cnn washington. the investigation into hush money payments made by former president donald trump to adult film star stormy daniels, maybe putting the manhattan district attorney's office at risk. and my p d. were called to alvin brags office friday to investigate an envelope containing white powder that was sent to the d a. police say the powder wasn't hazardous, but investigation is ongoing to delivery arrived a day after trump took to social media to rail against bragg, saying there was quote total disarray in the manhattan da's office. all right, straight ahead, their countries, our allies, neighbors and friends. president biden and prime minister justin trudeau built on the close ties between the us and canada will have details on the president's trip to ottawa next and controversial congressman jorge santos appears ready to confess to a fraud case in brazil. look at how his potential admission compares to what he was saying publicly just a few months ago, plus children who stayed here under five

>> jessica schneider, appreciate it.. >>> with me now, former principal deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree. good to have you with us. we've heard from multiple experts, including the former president trump's attorney, who said this is unprecedented, there are questions about the charges here. in your view, do you see charges being brought here? >> i do. look, the fact that the district attorney has invited president trump to come in and testify before the grand jury is a pretty big signal. when you get invited like this, it usually means you're getting indicted. so, i won't say it's a lock or a guarantee. i suspect the d.a. is going to want to dot the is and cross the ts, but certainly the signs are on the wall. the storm clouds are gathering, and i think it's more likely than not at this point that he does indict former president trump. >> there are a lot of questions about michael cohen. we heard from him and saw him leaving just a few moments earlier there. he is a convicted liar but could be a star witness

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jessica schneider has more. fraud is something that is real that just took place two weeks ago, the air words of tucker carlson and other fox news hosts at the center of $1.6 billion defamation case brought by dominion voting systems, lawyers for the voting machine and software maker telling a delaware judge today the fix was in arguing that fox producers and hosts new the claims that dominion rigged the 2020 election were false. even when they continually booked guests like sidney powell, who perpetuated the falsehoods, dominion voting systems, the smartmatic technology software and the software that goes in other computerized voting systems here as well, not just dominion were created in billions of invented the whaler. at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election after one constitutional referendum came out the way he did not want it to come out. maintains it is proud of its 2020 election coverage and that it is fully protected by the first amendment, arguing it can't be held liable

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jessica schneider joins us live.n case. >> yeah, so this lawsuit is coming at the same time that a delaware jung right now inside this courthouse is deciding whether to let this $1.6 billion defamation case against fox news to proceed. these were two lawsuits filed by a fox news producer abby grossman overnight and she said she was coerced into giving misleading testimony and at the same times in her depositions in this defamation case. she said the false statements that she gave shifted culpability away from fox news executives and also fox corporation. her lawsuit is putting it this way, saying fox's attorneys acted as agents and at the behest of fox news to misleadingly coach, manipulate ms. grossman to deliver shaded and or incomplete answers during her sworn deposition testimony which answers were clearly to her reputational debt meant but greatly benefited fox news. fox news is citing attorney/client privilege and saying that it can't comment on this case, but it is significant given that this fox new producer

jessica schneider. thank you. let's get some analysis now from former federal prosecutor and defense attorney shan wu. good morning to you, shan first . i just want to get your reaction to the federal judge rejecting trump's claims of executive privilege, ordering several former aides like mark meadows, a former chief of staff to testify. i mean, how significant is that, especially to this case when it comes to the investigation into the january six attacks? it's very significant, and it really shows that jack smith's probe here is moving along at a good pace. i mean, i'm a little bit disappointed that it took so long to get here that doj hadn't done more beforehand. but these are really important witnesses. i wouldn't expect that they'll all be happily cooperating with the inquiries. but the court system, saying that you can't that trump's people can't hide behind executive privilege. that's very important. i mean, it makes perfect sense legally because the united states versus nixon really established that you c

cnn's jessica schneider and oliver darcy are following the story for us, jessica is there any indication as to when we can expect a ruling? now that the hearings wrapped up, boris the ruling really could come at any time from this delaware judge. so he's state court judge eric davis. he was appointed by a democratic governor in 2010. he's deciding right now, whether the facts that have been presented so far both in his courtroom and in court filings, whether those facts are sufficient for him to rule and in favor of either dominion or fox news without this case going to trial. that is a very high bar, though, and the likelihood is that this case will go to trial unless fox news in dominion settled before then. and you know, in the hearing this morning, there were these questions about how it trial would proceed and notably here, judge davis said that he could possibly compel fox corporation chairman rupert murdoch to testify at a trial because as this judge put it rupert murdoch does have this special role at fox corporation, and he was aware of the guests appearing on fox news air. in f

cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has all the new details on the trump indictment. charges against president donald trump historic court date set for former president donald trump on tuesday in manhattan district attorney alvin bragg has brought an indictment against him. trump is planning to leave his mar-a-lago estate on monday for new york and then on tuesday, authorities will take his mug shots and fingerprints before escorting him to his arraignment . nypd and secret service already working together to bolster security at the courthouse as they track any threats and possible protests, the indictment still under seal. styled the people of the state of new york against donald j. trump cnn learning the grand jury voted to charge him with more than 30 counts related to business fraud after hearing from an unidentified witness for about 30 minutes thursday. i am a convicted felon. i am a disbarred lawyer, but i also brought the documents. there's plenty of testimony corroborating testimony to go around. former trump fixer michael cohen met with prosecutors and testi

cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has details.'s closest advisers ordered to testify in two justice department probes a federal judge rejecting trump's claim of executive privilege ordering former white house chief of staff mark meadows senior aide stephen miller and others to answer questions from a grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. remember leaning against the doorway and saying interesting conversation is broody mark. sounds like we're going to go to the capital to walk down to the capital didn't look up from his phone and said something to the effect of there's a lot going on, cass, but i don't know. things might get real real bad. separately corcoran, a top trump attorney, and a crucial witness and special counsel, jack smith's classified documents probe, spending nearly four hours testifying behind closed doors to a federal grand jury on friday. trump also fought in court to stop his testimony. but several judges ruling corcoran must divulge information about the conversations he had with former

here's jessica schneider. fraud is something that is real that just took place two weeks ago the words of tucker carlson and other fox news hosts at the center of $1.6 billion defamation case brought by dominion voting systems, lawyers for the voting machine and software maker telling a delaware judge today the fix was in arguing that fox producers and hosts new the claims that dominion rigged the 2020 election were false. even when they continually booked guests like sidney powell, who perpetuated the falsehoods dominion voting systems, the smartmatic technology software and the software that goes in other computerized voting systems here as well, not just a minion were created in billions of independence away, hla at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election after one constitutional referendum came out the way he did not want it to come out. news maintains it is proud of its 2020 election coverage and that it is fully protected by the first amendment, arguing it can't be held liable

jessica schneider, cnn washington trending this hour. what's believed to be the world's first three d printed rocket launched today towards space wednesday night. erin one blasted off from cape canaveral in florida, powered by super chilled methane and oxygen, but engine failure shortly after launch meant the vehicle failed to reach orbit. still, the company behind the rockets said the launch was a milestone. the james webb telescope is once again proving to be a powerful tool for nasa researchers. these are images of a planet that's about 40 light years away from earth. the far off planet orbits not one but two stars over 10,000 year period and has a 22 hour day, scientists say observation of the planet revealed churning clouds of silicate dust and the presence of water, methane and other molecules. these features have been found on planets outside the solar system before, but they are usually found one at a time. germany star midfielder is bidding goodbye to professional football. mesut ozil says he was retiring from the sport after pl

jessica schneider. thank you. alright let's talk about all of this with former assistant special watergate prosecutor nick akerman. will you have some experience in this little bit little bit? all right. where do we begin? i know that you think that they're likely to immediately. grant evan corcoran . um immunity if he should take the fifth. so let's think he's extremely important witness. let's take that immunity question off the table. why is he so key? because it all revolves around the obstruction. issue. and there's a grand jury subpoena that was served on the trump people back in may of 2022 , asking for all the documents that he still had in his possession, and at that time, a lawyer by the name of christina bob provided a declaration affirmation and certification, saying that there had been a diligent search and that these were all the documents basically diligent search was conducted the boxes that were moved from the white house to florida. that's right. signed sealed, delivered exactly and it turns out

he also said it would be a bad for the eventual gop nominee, jessica schneider. thank you so much. we'll discuss more about that in our political panel, but in the meantime, i want to go to cnn's christian homes who was right outside mar-a-lago. kristen trump quickly went from initial surprise to full fledged attack mode. pamela. he did, and it doesn't show any signs of stopping. in addition to putting out that formal statement where he went after alvin bragg accused him of a political witch hunt, he called the indictment a hoax. he's also going after the judge where he is expected to appear in front of on tuesday, saying that this judge quote hates him. in addition to that we have seen nonstop posts on social media that includes clips of his allies defending him across media platforms, and this is all part of an effort. to control that public narrative. we know that trump's team is watching this very closely, they are sending out updates blasts via email of who has trump's back who is defending him, and trump is really rallying his troops. we know that he has been calling advisors

. >> cnn's senior justice correspondent jessica schneider joins us now. so, jessica, really troubling and disturbing details from attorney general garland today. what happens next? >> you heard that long list of problems. what comes next here, wolf? we've already heard from louisville officials including the mayor. on top of that the city of louisville has signed this agreement to work with doj on further change. so that's all in the works here. as for this 90-page report it's scathing and documents and the report lays it out in this way. it says for years lmpd has practiced an aggressive style of policing it deploys selectively especially against black people but also against vulnerable people without the city. lmpd cites people for minor offenses like wide turns and broken turn lights while serious crimes like sexual assault and homicide go unsolved. as we saw attorney general merrick garland he was in louisville today. he listed through that litany of problems with the department that includes use of excessive force, unlawful arrests, invalid warrants,

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> donald trump's former attorney michael cohen will be back inront of a grand jury in new york on wednesday. he testified for three hours on monday about trump's alleged hush money payments to adult porn star stormy daniels. >> this is not revenge. this is about accountability. i don't want to see anybody including donald trump indicted, prosecuted, incarcerated simply because i fundamentally disagree with them. this is about accountability. he needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds. >> trump's current attorney says the former president will not testify before the grand jury. prosecutors are weighing whether to charge trump for falsifying business records in paying daniels. >> i don't know because he is leading the polls, but clearly this prosecutor's office has made an agenda of trying -- they scoured his personal life and business life for seven years to try to find something. >> i still hold out hope that justice will prevail. it is separating campaign funds from personal funds. you can imagine where we'd be tonight if president trum

jes jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: a scathing review of the louisville police department documenting persistent problems, abuse and blatant racism. >> some have videotaped themselves throwing drinks at pedestrians from their cars, insulted people with disabilities and called black people monkeys, animal and boy. >> reporter: the two year investigation found louisville police officers practiced an aggressive style of policing that it deployed selectively targeting black and vulnerable throughout the city. >> this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing. >> reporter: specifically doj lists a number of findings including the use of excessive force, unjustified dangerous neck restraints, discrimination and conducting searches based on invalid warrants. the review ganbegan in 2021 one year after breonna taylor was killed in a botched raid. officers are accused of falsifying information to get a search warrant, failing to properly announce themselves and one officer allegedly fired blindly into taylor's apartment. >> don'

. >> and jessica schneider sprains. >> reporter: all right scathing review of the louisville metro policeent documenting persistent problems, abuse and even blatant racism. >> some have videotaped themselves throwing drinks at pedestrians from their cars, insulting people with disabilities and call black people monkey, animal and boy. >> reporter: the two year investigation from doj found louisville police officers practiced an aggressive style of policing that it deployed selectively targeting black and vulnerable people throughout the city. >> this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective po policing. >> reporter: specifically they say use of excessive force, unjustified neck restraints, discrimination and conducting saench searches based on invalid warrants. the review began in 2021 one year after breonna taylor was killed during a botched raid at her apartment. officers are accused of falsifying information to get a search warrant, failing to properly announce themselves and one officer allegedly fired blindly into taylor's ap

jessica schneider is watching this one for us.oing on here and what's really at stake? >> there's a lot at stake here, kate, because this is the first major abortion case since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade last june. in this case the decision here is all in the hands of one federal judge in amarillo, texas, and his name is judge matthew kacsmaryk. he's repeatedly ruled against the biden administration and progressive policies and he worked for anti-abortion groups and causes right before he became a federal judge, if mifepristone is blocked it could limit abortion options for women across the country. what is a two-pill regimen could become a one-pill regimen which experts say is less effective and they could have their access to abortion even more limited or virtually disappear and even women in states where abortion is still legal right now, they could have a tougher time because access to in-person clinics would become harder if abortion -- if medication abortion is no longer available in its current form since the

jessica schneider reports. >> reporter: in what would be an historic case, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg one step closer to bringing criminal charges against donald trump in a long running investigation. >> we'll look at the facts and the law and let the investigation and justice and what justice requires will dictate how much time we take. >> reporter: prosecutors are beginning trump the chance to testify before a grand jury investigating his alleged role in that $130,000 hush money payout to adult film star stormy daniels to cover up their alleged affair a decade earlier. since potential defendants are required by law to be invited to appear before a grand jury, it all indicates that decision on whether to charge trump could come soon. >> it is one thing to lie on truth social and another thing to lie before a grand jury. which i don't expect that he will be coming. >> reporter: michael cohen meeting with prosecutors again friday. he was sentenced to three years in prison in part for his role paying off stormy daniels and then getting reimbursed by the trump organization. t

jessica schneider is out front. >> first and foremost president trump for nominating me to this positionreporter: matthew was a lead lawyer working for the kristen group first liberty when trump nominated him to become a federal judge. by then he'd made his conservative views well-known warning in a brief to the supreme court that a ruling in favor of same sex marriage would lead to potential tyranny against religious groups who don't approve, and slamming the supreme court for finding a constitutional right to same sex marriage hiding in the due process clause of the 14th amendment, a secret knowledge so cleverly concealed in the 19th century amendment that it took almost 150 years to find. he pledged he'd be independent as a judge. >> senator i stand in a long line of nominees who have been before this committee and state that it is not appropriate to state a personal view. i will say for the record that it is finding authority. >> reporter: but court watchers point out he's handed out wins to the right in several recent cases. the judge struck down new biden administration protections

with us now, jessica schneider. what more can you tell us?tly until the judge announced tomorrow's hearing would be happening. we've obtained the hearing where the judge explained why he wanted to keep the date and time of tomorrow's hearing off the public docket until the very last minute. he put it this way, because of limited security resources and staffing, i will ask the parties avoid further publicizing the date of the hearing. this is not a gag order, but just a request for courtesy given the death threats and hazarding phone calls and voicemail that this division as received. we want a fluid hearing with all the parties being heard. i think less advertisement of this hearing is better. but, of course, news outlets over the weekend ended up reporting all of this and the judge did finally announce the hearing last night and the reason this is all unfolding with so much scrutiny and a little bit of secrecy is because this is the first major abortion case since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade last june. and this just is being ask

jessica schneider has the latest. >> reporter: in what would be an historic case, the manhattan district attorney closer to bringing criminal charges against former president donald trump in a long-running investigation. >> we will look at the facts and the law and let the investigation and justice and what justice requires will dictate how much time we take. >> reporter: prosecutors are giving trump the chance to testify before a grand jury investigating his alleged role in that $130,000 hush money payout to adult film star stormy daniels days before the 2016 election to cover up their alleged affair a decade early. since potential defendants are required by law to appear in front of a grand jury, it indicates a decision on whether to charge trump could come soon. >> it's one thing to lie on your untruth social. it's another to lie before a grand jury. i don't suspect that he is going to be coming. >> reporter: his former attorney, michael cohen, meeting with prosecutors friday. he was sentenced to three years in prison in part for his role paying off stormy daniels and getting reimburs

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jessica schneider has the very latest for us, jessica there was this was only supposed to last one daywhat's happening in courtland today? yes okay. the arguments ran long yesterday. both sides now back before a judge, and this is a delaware state judge will determine whether he alone will decide this case on the facts that are already out there or if this will, in fact, go to a jury trial. so, interestingly this morning, fox news lawyers accused dominion of manipulating its data to justify that $1.6 billion demand in this defamation case. fox is saying that this billion dollar plus demand it was only concocted to garner media coverage around this case, and they argue that dominion is really worth less than that, since they generated less than $11 million in annual earnings before the 2020 race, so there's still a question as this hearing is going on now. about whether this case maybe could settle before any potential trial. but if it does go to trial that would likely start next month, and the stakes in this case are enormous, both moneywise, but this would also be a major test of fir

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jessica schneider at the supreme court, and this is cnn.ple pay later that is the brand new option now available to shoppers who may be feeling inflation sting platform, apple says now allows buyers to pay for things in installments. but there are racing and business reporting. nathaniel myerson joins us now the first obvious question is, is this with or without interest? so jim apples jumping into the growing buy now pay later trend and these, this is a program without interest and without late fees, more customers are turning to it and more businesses are rolling it out. the apple program you can pay in four installments over six weeks for just about anything and the loans range in $50 to $1000. and so, nathaniel . this trend this buy now pay later. trend is growing. why why is that? and what are people using it for? so shoppers right now are squeezed by inflation and they're looking to spread out their purchases, not pay everything all at once more retailers have rolled it out. i'm just if you go on any major retailer's website right now

jessica schneider is "outfront." >> fraud is something that is real that just took place two weeks agoother fox news hosts at the center of a $1.6 billion defamation case brought by dominion voting systems. lawyers for the voting machine and softwaremaker telling a delaware judge today the fix was in, arguing that fox producers and hosts knew the claims that dominion rigged the 2020 election were false. even when they continually booked guests like sidney powell, who perpetuated the falsehoods. >> the dominion voting systems, the smartmatic technology software and the software that goes in other computerized voting systems here as well, not just dominion, were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election after one constitutional referendum came out the way he did not want it to come out. >> reporter: fox news maintains it is proud of its 2020 election coverage and that it is fully protected by the first amendment, arguing it can't be held liable for airing newsworthy allegations from public figures. >> and there are other aspects of this f

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i'm jessica schneider at the supreme court, and this is cnn. maryland appellate court reinstating the murder conviction of adnan syed, the subject of a wildly popular serial podcast. this is just the latest turn in a tragic saga dating back more than 20 years in 1999, sides. 18 year old ex girlfriend commonly was found strangled and buried in a baltimore park authorities arrested then 17 year old side for the murder, but he maintained his innocence. the following year, a jury found guilty and sentenced him to life in prison. 14 years later, the serial podcast brought widespread attention to the case. for the last year i've spent the case was like a shakespearean mashup young lovers from different worlds, thwarting their family's secret assignations, jealousy, suspicion and honorable merged the villain, not a more exactly but a muslim. all the same. and a final act of murderous revenge. two years later, and 2016, a judge granted side and new trial, then last september after serving more than 20 years in prison, a baltimore judge vacated syed's c

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cnn's jessica schneider has more force.rump's closest advisers ordered to testify in two justice department probes a federal judge rejecting trump's claim of executive privilege ordering former white house chief of staff mark meadows senior aides stephen miller and others to answer questions from a grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. remember leaning against the doorway and saying interesting conversation is broody mark. sounds like we're going to go to the capital to walk down to the capital. he didn't look up from his phone and said something to the effect of there's a lot going on, cass, but i don't know. things might get real real bad. separately corcoran, a top trump attorney, and a crucial witness in special counsel jack smith's classified documents, probe, spending nearly four hours testifying behind closed doors to a federal grand jury on friday. trump also fought in court to stop his testimony. but several judges ruling corcoran must divulge information about the conversations he had wit

cnn's jessica schneider, reports for us now. delaware judge now weighing whether the $1.6 billion defamation case against fox news should go to a jury trial, his majesty inked on her to introduce the commander in chief and the president of the united states. my friend donald j. trump. corporation chairman rupert murdoch should be called to testify. delaware superior court judge eric davis told lawyers wednesday he holds a special role at fox corporation that he may be able to be compelled to be here. lawyers for dominion voting systems have already asked the court to let them call rupert murdoch and his ceo son, lachlan if the case goes to trial next month, is resisting the efforts, saying the murdochs have limited knowledge of how fox news made editorial decisions and would be burdened by having to appear in person, the judge said it is possible they could appear over videoconferencing if called. both have already given depositions in the case with rupert murdoch, acknowledging some fox news hosts endorsed election conspiracy t

i'm jessica schneider at the supreme court, and this is cnn. in the deadly school shooting in nashville coming up but first a new round of severe weather hit the south today. this comes after tornadoes tore through mississippi and alabama over the weekend, killing 26 people in rolling fork, mississippi, entire neighborhoods are wiped away with the local officials, saying it looks like a war zone. it's not the only town left in ruins. cnn's isabel rizal is reports now from hard hit mississippi. okay you're looking at where? right here. what have you seen? and that, um, steps were right in front of the sidewalk right there. devastation after violent storms ripped through the southeastern part of the us over the weekend , demolishing homes and killing dozens. everything gone. you look around. i mean, we have nothing. nothing. joanne winston lost her two year old great niece, aubrey, when an ef four tornado hit mississippi late friday night, impacting the towns of amory, rolling fork and silver city. winston says she found aubrey among the debris.

i'm jessica schneider at the supreme court, and this is cnn. welcome to all be watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i'm kim brian hooper ahead on cnn newsroom devastating. friends lost. damage. it is heartbreaking. horror and heartbreak gripping much of mississippi after deadly tornadoes ripped through the state will speak to a disaster relief organization about what's being done on the ground to help plus vladimir putin planning to put nuclear weapons closer to ukraine and right next door to a close u. s ally in the region for live in moscow and kiev with the latest and march madness like we've never seen before massive upsets in both men's and women's matches. cnn sports ploy wire joining me live to break down the tournament. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with kim bruun hooper. we begin in the deep south of the us, where another round of severe storms could be heading their way in the coming hours. hopefully they won't be as destructive as the ones that pummeled mississippi and nearby states fr

but as cnn's jessica schneider reports, trump's legal team is expected to try to appeal this decision. trump's closest advisers ordered to testify in two justice department probes a federal judge rejecting trump's claim of executive privilege ordering former white house chief of staff mark meadows senior aide stephen miller and others to answer questions from a grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. remember leaning against the doorway and saying interesting conversation as broody mark. sounds like we're going to go to the capital to walk down to the capital, didn't look up from his phone and said something to the effect of there's a lot going on, cass, but i don't know. things might get real real bad. separately corcoran, a top trump attorney, and a crucial witness in special counsel jack smith's classified documents, probe, spending nearly four hours testifying behind closed doors to a federal grand jury on friday. trump also fought in court to stop his testimony. but several judges ruling corcoran must divulge information about the conversations he had with

i'm jessica schneider at the supreme court, and this is cnn. tonight, ramping up the nuclear rhetoric atop putin allies warning russia has the weapons to destroy the united states threatened russia's security council secretary telling state media today that the united states shouldn't underestimate moscow's capability. this coming is putin is not backing down on plans to put tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, of course, the russian ally that shares more than 700 miles of border with ukraine and from which russian forces invaded ukraine a year ago. cnn's matthew chance is outfront. the front lines are brutal. even ukrainian towns with little strategic value, locking both sides into a bloody stagnant standoff. one reason the kremlin is again upping the ante. he was on state television that president putin dropped his nuclear bombshell. tactical nuclear weapons will soon be deployed to neighboring belarus . he announced that for decades has russia stationed these powerful battlefield weapons outside its own borders. the united states has done it