we were getting ready to do another cd and i said, why do we add a trombone and that is when joe bermane ended up with three horns . we have had them ever since. 15 or 20 years. >> when it comes to the choir. i had the privilege of being there and i have seen them and come to the choir rehearsal's . it seems like you rehearsed throughout the night. how do you come on sunday and select a song? >> first i have to see what soloists are there. and i tried to set the mood for the preacher to preach. i think that is my primary job. first you want to wake the people up see you don't want to start with anything slow. and the next song you cannot keep hitting them like that. got to wake them up and calm them down. and then fire them back up. that is my way of doing it. so far it has worked. something before the preacher preaches , that is really something. >> you have to be intune with that spirit as you go along to discern what song it is going to be >> you are trying to bring the people in . they are already in the building but you want to bring them into the spirit of what is going on at glid

and joe, he joins us tonight from vienna. mr. berman it's good to have you with this do. do you also see this extension in the cease fire as the next step, taking both sides to a lasting truce of some sort as the tensional. yes, and hopefully yes and, but there is no guarantee of anything at this point. the last extension was accomplished at the last moment just before the expiring of the previous pause. now we need to see whether before 7, 30 tomorrow morning global time and his rope better starting whether the ceasefire can be extended for at least 24 hours. but yes, i continually, we move that into a more permanent cease fire. but i think the obstacles are enormous. yeah. and it feels like a one day extension like we sold today is simply a band aid being put on a gaping. when would you agree? not so much because i actually was every extra 24 hours. meanwhile, negotiations are happening about with overseas fire and they require more time. so we actually getting time for those negotiations in particular. so there's kind of an effect to different types of organizations go

towards the impeachment inquiry toward joe biden as others are calling it baseless and a sham investigation. where things are now. i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn "news central." >>> all right. in the breaking news, the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is about to meet with the house speaker mike johnson. he is trying to break through all of the u.s. politics and secure aid that he says that he desperately needs now to fight vladimir putin. we are getting new details about how he is trying to persuade u.s. lawmakers what subjects he is willing to discuss, and some that he is not. manu raju is on capitol hill. and nick paton walsh is in ukraine, and standby for one moment, because i want to go to manu first on how exactly this pitch is going so far. >> well, he did make the case that the money is needed urgently, and especially the air-to-land missile systems, and to push back on the russian aggression, and he says that without aid, the migration is going to be worse in europe and potentially the united states. this is coming as the united states is holding up aid to ukraine. we are looking at the pictures ri

president barack obama and president joe biden back together again at the white house, the major 2024 project behind this rare reunion. i'm sara sidner with john bermannd kate bolduan. this is cnn "news central." ♪ >>> you are looking at breaking news right now, exclusive new cnn reporting about highly classified intelligence that went missing at the end of the trump administration. the information relates to russian election interference. information that was deemed so secret it could only be accessed at the cia and the people working with the intelligence had to keep their notes locked in another safe at cia headquarters. yet in the final weeks of the trump administration a binder of this intelligence was brought to the white house at the request of the president as part of an effort to declassify documents and in the final chaotic hours of his presidency, it went missing. cnn's katie bo lillis is part of the team that uncovered and broke this story, she joins us now. katie bo, tell us more. >> yeah, kate, so this binder that was brought to the white house contained raw intelligence that the u.s. and its nato allies had collected on russia's effort

joe biden, that they don't like to hear this. they don't like to hear a strong man, authoritarian rhetoric. when he said he will root out his opponents like bermanat's problematic. it turns off suburban women, independents. you have this whole campaign going around saying he he doesn really mean this, that's not who he is, and then you have the candidate himself saying, actually, yes, that is who i am, and that is what i mean. >> the biden campaign, they really believe and you hear it in what we hear from the president that they think this really matters to voters. i guess maybe the outstanding question is ultimately when it comes to next november, will this campaign, as unconventional as it is, turn more on conventional things like issues, abortion, the economy? >> well, it depends. if the biden campaign has its way, they absolutely want to make this about issues, abortion and abortion rights are tremendously galvanizing for democrat, as we've seen in a number of these special and off year elections. and you talk to the biden campaign and biden white house, and they want to make sure every day they are explaining this is what a trump presidency