the "john doe" indictment was upheld and the case was going to trial.re got a very unexpected phone call from hansen's attorney. >> they wanted to revisit plea negotiations. >> wanting to spare brittani the stress and anxiety of a trial, the marcell family gave their blessing to waymire's decision to move ahead with a plea offer. of no contest to attempted murder in the first degree. which hansen accepted. and just like that it all came to an end. the alternate suspects, the john doe indictment, the hypnosis, the parabon sketch, the dna tests, over. a case that took 9 years to get to court was resolved in a matter of hours. >> you had a really tough decision to make in this case to -- to go to trial or to take this deal. how did you ultimately come up with your decision? >> i mean i wanted to go to trial, i wanted to clear my name, but i just felt like the odds were against me. and i didn't wanna chance, you know, 58 to 60 years away from my kids. and that was kind of what pushed me into the plea. >> so the plea was not about an admission of guilt neces

david, what does trump say about the possibility of a settlement agreement? >> well, johnaid that he was under the impression that that the ag wanted to settle, but, he feared that doing so would damage his reputation instead of agreeing to pay even a small fine it might make him look guilty. well the ag claims that trump and hence the hen has family fraudulently inflated the value of a staggering number of assets to get low interest loans and other benefits. he said that the banks did not just hank his word of the better properties value. >> these are banks that have the best law firms in the world, the biggest, best, most powerful. they do their own work, they do not rely on us. >> lawsuit is a civil matter the ag says it is possible that federal laws were broken and is referring the case to the irs and u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. trump says, there is no victim here, and that the banks did make money. >> i never got a default notice. i paid them back because we have a lot of cash. i paid them back, i paid many of them off. i have very little data

but the fighting continued, ah, as a by john does not see russia as an honest broker and there are fears. another full blown war would risk dragging in as a, by john's most powerful ally, turkey, the collective security. treat your organization, our meeting at the request of armenia were on the speaking escalation situation to country because of course, both institution be problematic and also many would say biased since as a john is not a member of the russian lead. collect the crew to treat organisation. armenia announced a new c spot, took effect on wednesday night. but there has been no official comment for me as of i, ga one an agreed truce, a time, a great uncertainty over the war and ukraine. this latest up surgeon fighting between 2 more post soviet states is of great concern to neighboring countries and those struggling amidst the energy crisis. the latest fighting along the borders and close to the gordon car back show that despite the 2020 piece initiative, finding a lasting political solution to this crisis, one that has huge g o strategic implications is nowhere in sight. ch

there was a baby john doe. pipes to mark the graves of the people buried there because nobody claimed their body or knew who they were. right now under president biden there are over 750 bodies claimed at the border and growing —- is the people we know about. there are 3 million people have entered the country and march through june, 200,000 people per month, 9000 people per day. the united states cannot sustain this. and they cannot sustain the lie either. steve: what is disgusting to me is their response. to complain about the reporti reporting, and then you have the governor say we can't deal with it, please help us and to make transfers. so we better get her act together in deal with this problem so we better pretend they are humanitarians. no. it is a political fight now run desantis has turned into politics. it is twisted. >> and that hypocrisy because it was president biden and his team whose people in the darkness of night in the republican states they are find them in the dark flying into san antonio a

a baby john doe died and nothinh but a pvc pipe that mark the grave and no one claimed theirdo bodies or knew who they were and right now under president biden, there aridene over 750 bodies tt have been claimed at the border and growing and that's just the people we know about. nearly 3 million people that entered this country and from march till june, 200,000 people a month. 9,000 people a day. the united states just can't sustain this. and by the way, can't sustain the lies either.ai >> sarah, what's disgusting to me about it, their response is to complain about the reporting and have the governors saying e can't deal with this.sa pleasey help us and making the transfers. their response is oh, wow, we better get our act together and deal with the problem. we pretend that we're humanitarians and compassionate and let's do something about it. it's let's pick political fights and attack ron desantis and turn into politics and it's really twisted. >> the hypocrisy too, steve. remember, it was president biden and his team that were in the hs darkness and light and the san antonio airpor

it's heartbreaking, one of the pcp pipes made for the crosses, you can see a baby john doe, this includes babies, actually drowned on august 13th, forcing the sheriffs to request refrigerator trailers to store the bodies in because webb county medical examiner office told maverick county they have reached capacity. they are also receiving way too many bodies not only from maverick county but eight different counties. it's become the new normal the amount of deaths they are seeing per day. >> laura: maverick county deputy constable frank bowles was forced to make this admission, watch this. >> we are going to have to open up another plot here in the cemetery at some point, open up another section because some days we are receiving 1 to 2 deceased per day. it's gotten to the point where our local mortuary is no longer taking the deceased. >> laura: that was i guess a drone footage of that cemetery? i see that and i see this is what an open border brings. that's what it brings, death. >> one thing the sheriff tells me, it has mentally taken a toll on the men and women here after dealing with

yopepes they made for the cross is for these migrants.see a babh you could actually see a baby,n, john doe. inc so this includes babies, infants. that baby actually drowneds ba on august 13th. it's actually forcingthe the sheriffs here to requestsher refrigerator trailers tot storet the bodies in because webb county medical examiner's office has told mary count y capac that they have reachedit capacity. they are also receiving way too many bodies up. county right now is receiving bodies from not only marin county, but eight different countiesmt eight. e ne and here it's become,norm unfortunately, the new normal. the amount of deathsal are t seen per day. here now, maverick county deputy constable frank bowles was forced to make this watch admission. watch this. >> fortunately, we're going to have to open up or the countiese have to open up. another plot here int some the cemetery at some point opened up another section because some days we're receiving one to two persons deceased for days. sometimes we're receiving eight to 10 and it's gotten tooe the point where a local mortuary is are no

this lawsuit in massachusetts federal court, along with what in the profession they call jean and john does been lured on to these planes with false promises in part given mcdonald's certificates of $10 for food just to get them to agree to do this. the governor has responded in a statement saying in part, the transportation of the immigrants to martha's vineyard was done on a voluntary basis. the immigrants were homeless, hungry, and abandoned. florida's program gave them a fresh start in a sanctuary state. here we can show you this is what they signed. this is the apparent voluntary agreement to get on to the plane. although, some of the migrants say that not only did they not fully understand what they were signing, that sometimes they were looking at it in english, one lawyer saying it's akin to when you get an agreement for a streaming service with netflix and it's like 50 pages and you run to the bottom and click yes. they did what they thought they needed to be do because they were told by a person who had lured them on to the planes to go ahead and sign this. there's going to be job

it's not fair number that does not bring me to go to john, get new york, just go in, just jump in, john. i mean, the one common thread i'm seeing throughout all this is that the democrats of the party of chaos, domestic. they were behind the insurrection, the violent insurrection in summer 2020, when our city is burned for 2 months. and now. busy abroad we see that the party of chaos have ignited this war, reagan reignite in this war and ukraine. another person for war in china. so i get the feeling, they just want more chaos. more chaos brings that more power, more conscious. they can justify more contracts, whether it's spending at home or spending for defense, well, defense spending for war abroad. and that's the only common courtesy, the part of the chaos, of course, as your other respect, very respectful guest, said they, the democrats are also very much interested in provoking china, broke in russia. i think they do want the 2 front war because this is their moment in history, where they're going to teach up the other great powers of the world and teach them a lesson. and they're

john. what does the west have to offer the world? there you go. war instruction, a girl. let's look at the past 20 years. it's been war and destruction. iraq, libya, syria, again, the stand. what is the main organization for the collective west? it's nato. it's a military alliance. what's the main organization? let's say for the other side, it's bricks. it's an economic development organization. so we see on one side is a highly, militaristic, dangerous, organization civilization the west rung, as you said by very old and unhinged people on one side. on the other side is a block that wants economic development to respect national sovereignty and to foster mutually beneficial economic relations. it's enough i'm and i'm not align country. who am i going to choose the unhinged militarist or the side that wants economic development and national sovereignty? john: yeah. you should. you should be very careful with your words, john, because you're going to be cancelled very, very quickly for is talking pragmatic sense. ok. sovereignty. oh, my god, i haven't heard bad on the main

it's in our, me as a by john. tensions between armenia does a by john largely stand back to a decades long stand of sparked by the contested nagondo. caraballo region is internationally recognized as part of as a by genes territory. but 95 percent of its population is ethnic armenian, they fought several, was on this issue. the last one was in 2020, after 6 weeks of fighting as a by john, regain much of the territory. a russian peacekeeping force was deployed to enforced the ceasefire. and let's say the conflict appears to have been ratcheting up in recent weeks. there was meant to be a proper washing or peacekeeping presence on, in the area for on 2000 forces on. but some of the reports that i have seen us, that this is very much been depleted as a result of all russia's war in your queen. russia basically needed to bring troops in long form, variety of other locations. the russian government says it's now working to ease tensions. it's urging both sides to show restraint and refrain from further escalation. victoria gates and b al jazeera russia is acknowledging huge territorial los

so, it's just silly what trump is throwing out, but it's throwing confusion. >> does it sound like, johnonfusing -- >> since you brought up the judge issue, does it sound like she's trying to educate herself? because usually, i think attorneys through briefs and motions, will try to educate judge on their thinking and where they think they should. go you think by asking this question, she's admitting that this is not her particular expertise? and she's trying to educate herself? >> i think she is. and a very good amicus brief was filed by a group of former republican high-level -- prosecutors and department of justice employees. it deals exclusively with the workings of executive privilege. and why it doesn't apply here. and so, hopefully she'll lead that amicus brief. and it will be a wonderful tutorial for her. >> very smart. thank you for that. phil, listen, the judge says she's convinced condition considering a carve out for the -- if she appoints a special master. how important is it to keep that process from being interrupted, phil? >> i'm gonna say the wrong thing. i don't think i

how long does this take, john? let's say the doj goes ahead with the appeal, how long does this stop their investigation even as that's playing out. does this kick into next year, into 2023, which is very possible and i know one thing we didn't discuss is how do the two sides even agree on who is special master is going to be who has the security clearances for this. it is a wild decision. >> the judge did say, you get together, figure out who the special master is going to be and come back to me. hard to imagine. >> they had so much agreement so far, i'm sure this will go swimmingly. >> thanks so much for being here this morning. >>> so brace for blackouts. that warning from the officials in california as record heat puts a strain on the power grid. >>> from sleeping at a tennis center, to ousting 22-time grand slam champ raf rafael nadal, mon frances tiafoe's win at the u.s. open. >>> liz truss formally taking over as prime minister after meeting with the queen. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost

john. what does the west have to offer the world they go war struction they go, let's look in the past when years it's been war and destruction. iraq, libya, syria, again, the stand. what is the main organization for the collective west? it's nato. it's a military alliance. what's the main organization? let's say for the other side, it's bricks. it's an economic development organization. so we see on one side is a highly, militaristic, dangerous, organization civilization the west rung, as you said by very old and unhinged people on one side. on the other side is a block that wants economic development to respect national sovereignty and to foster mutually beneficial economic relations. it's enough i'm and i'm not align country. who am i going to choose the unhinged militarist or the side that wants economic development and national sovereignty? john: yeah. you should. you should be very careful with your words, john, because you're going to be cancelled very, very quickly for is talking pragmatic sense. ok. sovereignty. oh, my god, i haven't heard bad on the mainstream media for decades no

john. >> what does it do to a state budget?huge economy, $1.2 trillion economy in florida. what i am concerned about the insurance industry here. the challenge for florida is that hurricane ian will tests it home insurers. a dozen have gone out of business. you have a state grappling with making sure the insurance industry is solvaent and can write checks for all of these people. it will be important to understand the fragility of florida's insurance program. >> i want to bring in cnn safety analyst and senior licensed insurance adjuster david soucy. how long will it take to get insurance companies the money they need? >> i will tell you that it has been an incredible effort so far. the companies that i have been working with deploying insurance adju adjusters. there are many other insurance adjuster companies looking for adjusters to go down there and assist. it is really -- i worked hurricane andrew and katrina and i have not seen this type of response by the insurance industry since katrina. >> do we know what percentage rou

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what does john kasich think about it all?e who says whatever he thinks, whatever is on his mind, and you're going to hear it after the break. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] >>> president biden delivering a fiery prime time speech tonight about the threats facing our democracy and how to save it calling out former president trump and what he calls maga republicans explicitly saying that they thrive on chaos and warning their attempts to undermine democracy coul couldy divolve into violence. >> you've heard it, more and more talk about violence as an acceptable political tool in this country. it's not. it can never be an acceptable tool, so i want to say this plain and simple. there is no place for political violence in america, period. none. ever. >> so joining me now is cnn's senior commentator john kasich. john, you're one day off, it's not casual friday. today is thursday, but it's a holiday weekend so

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the war in ukraine does re, john, what's the latest from the battlefield? well, that is the story thing as land putin is set to have this big event in moscow signing these treaties that would bring these regions under russian control. and we are expecting a big speech for him from him later on. on the same day, we're getting increasing reports of what looks to be a very significant russian to fit in the offing. the, the city of lemon that is in the north western part of dumbass, not far from sever done it. the city that russia took at huge cost to lives and military equipment in the summer, and the sense that ukraine's really on a role and is using that momentum that it has had since taking lots of the hot give region the last few weeks to push russia back, russian not able to bring in those newly mobilized people at the speed and the scale needed, and a sense that now you claims basically given up on any kind of negotiated settlement after this plan for this illegal annexation was discussed in is now trying to basically create facts on the ground with mili

. >> john: see what the doj does.athan turley, george washington law professor and fox news contributor. in the arguments, doj said the appointment of the special master was too late but you said it still has a lot of value. >> i think it does, and for all the people making both these arguments, a little conflicted. some say it does not matter and then others but it's going to destroy the investigation. and she's well beyond her limits. the attacks on this judge are really astounding, i mean -- it is part and parcel what we have seen the last six years. but this judge is taking a modest step, in my view, to reassure the public, to address the constitutional questions. the fact is that the doj was unlikely to issue any indictment before the midterm elections. in 60 days. this does not prevent them from continuing their investigation. they can't use the documents. but they can interview witnesses, as to what was known, the contents of the boxes, whether there was efforts to move any contents, whether there was any effor

the big question, john, is does he do this beyond ukraine's borders?ery careful not to attack nato countries, supply lines comining in from nato, evenen weapons. but he may be losing his patients with ththem. but >> yeah, absolutely, the situation inside russia and inside ukraine is not just -- right now. >> certainly, and it puts a lot of pressure on him to show that he has a way of striking us. >> and we'll see what happens, i guess, as always. thank you again for being with us. >> great to be with you, john. >> coming up here on cnn, the very latest on hurricane e and. we return to the cnn weather center for a live report and the very latest when we come back. a plan investing strategies designed to help you keep . this is the planning effect. at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your styl

brigade of troops, bass, that about that alliance does not cover, not going to carry back, which russia continues formerly to recognize as positive as by john, as does the whole in natural community. so russia has been performing a very difficult balancing act here. and in 2020, as you knew, said it was really russia the brought the wall that into an end and deployed peacekeepers to try to maintain the c 5. but also in effect to protect what is left of not going to care of us against. we conquest by us by john. that was by no means wholly satisfactory to the as errors. and you know, the as a by john, since it's so has not recovered all its all territory. you know, has an obvious motive to go and fighting. and it was just received some news that the us house speaking nancy pelosi will travel to mania this weekend. that's according to our wives sources. what should we make of that visit? what we make nancy pelosi is from california, and the great many armenian americans in california on whose fate it's she'll, since she's starting down her successor will heavily depend and the armenian community in america is deeply anxious. obviously about w

. >> the dna doe project, a nonprofit founded by a former rocket scientist named colleen -- and novelist and genealogy enthusiast margaret press. >> i barely knew what johnnt, but i had been retired for about a year and come back to the west coast to be near my daughter and grandchildren and to relax. >> it was winter 2017, when margaret, not the retiring type, was struck with an idea. >> she'd already been deeply immersed in genealogy. helping these people finding her birth parents. >> if i can figure out jane does's parents, will know who jane doe was markets plan obtained remains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colleen and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they sold their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around t

john. so what does this global security will mean? and in his own words, the scrub was a cruelty, means to foster and maintain a multi polar will order. you know, during the forum by flatter, putin honestly done, she, they stressed the importance of a multi polar world. do you think china and russia are the main plays in moving towards this? well, obviously fall they gene, then most car will see themselves us key participants of this multi polar row. now however far we've got all the countries in other continents, but dissipation. i don't think these multi pullover will be for full for everyone. and so apart from being china and russia to be the main proponent of these multiple, well we have to see how the small people, where we involve other countries in the world, in order to come up with a more kind of for, for, and interesting global order. and it also comes, as we know, bating moscow turn that back on the dollar when it comes to a trade. now they're going to be using their own national currencies. how important do you think this

this is what john kerry does not want people to do in africa. why?he future. meanwhile, they have no electricity now. >> this private jet is pumping out the hundred metric tons of carbon dioxide since the president took office. nearly 332,000 pounds of coal. >> yeah. look, it's not just a matter of hypocrisy, although it is that. it is a question of putting the perfect over the good where you have so many people who are in need. you have a solution that can bring them in to today's world, change their lives with electricity. you do not want to do it because you want to wait for some technology in the future that you think will be better. what about people's needs right now. >> natural gas is clean. it is cleaner. a clean emitting fuel. john kerry is arguing to these african-americans that they remain operational path 2030 it will cause issues for them, they will struggle to break even on their within 10 years and projects that last as long as 40 years were not needed. how is he setting policy for africa when china is stepping into africa? >> well, i

>> it does, john. not because it meets an element that they -- that can't be met with a less sensitive document but because it makes the conduct more serious, the conduct of illegally taking, improperly handling classified information is more serious if the -- and worst conduct than if the information is less sensitive. so i do think it pushes prosecutors towards charging. the one wrinkle here is prosecutors are so reluctant to charge these cases sometimes because of the possibility that in criminal litigation, some of this information comes to light if you're litigating over a document like this. at minimum, the defendant and his team have to be able to see the information, and that's often problematic. i would expect this to push doj folks towards charging a case, but maybe not actually based on this particular document. luckily they have some 200 classified documents and thousands and thousands of other government documents to choose from. >> it's interesting listening to our colleague and others up

however, john, that does not address of course why this has been up since the mid 1960s, half a centurying to depict the tragedies and the triumphs of america. obviously the klan classified as a hate group by the soern pov -- southern poverty law center. the first american secretary of defense in this country himself is a graduate of west point where the motto is duty, honor, country. john. >> indeed it is. barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> so now drought rules in nevada could change the face of the las vegas strip. >>> plus -- ♪ >> it is september, y'all, the gateway to fall, so what's in store for the month ahead? our numbers man harry enten breaking it all down. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is once-monthly add-on injection for seve eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing prlems. allergic reactions can occur. nu get help right awayen for swelling of fa, moh, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless

does that mean? >> good morning, john. yes, thank you.e potential with a storm of this magnitude for us to experience widespread power outages in this territory even as the feeder bands have impacted the territory over the last 24 hours. we've seen that. we've managed to restore 120,000 customers already in between the storm bands. at the present time we have 50,000 customers up. >> so 50,000 customers out. 120,000 who were out but are now back on. how bad are you anticipating? i keep seeing maps that have this area where i am all the way through the central part of the state including orlando and other heavily populated areas saying likely power outages. >> yes. with a storm of this magnitude, john, category 4, obviously has not made landful yet and until it does and until we have an opportunity to assess, you know, it would not be appropriate to say exactly how many outages we're going to see. but if you just look at the number of customers that we have in those territories and where the storm is going to hit, not only landfall but as i

john homan, oh does it met screw city? hundreds of thousands of people in china preparing for typhoon wayfair to make landfall on wednesday. more than 700000 people have been moved to safety in saint john province. the typhoon is moving northeast with winds of up to a 145 kilometers an hour. flights have been canceled and more than 11000 fishing boats have returned to port. now our planet is heading into uncharted and dangerous territory. that's the warning from scientists at the u. n. world meteorological organization. their report says there's a nearly 50 percent chance one of the next 5 years will be at least $1.00 degrees celsius warmer and the pre industrial average. the report says, disasters are already costing $200000000.00 a day in global economic losses, and it warns half the world's population lives in areas highly vulnerable to the climate crisis. it waves in europe colossal floods in pakistan, but a long been severed routes in china, the horn of africa and united states. there is nothing natural about the new s

, which is such a close competitive state could be double digits as it is in some polls for john fetterman does. everyone expects that race to tighten up, including in pennsylvania as well as arizona where mark kelly has a significant lead. to your point, i would call it more a hope than a confidence among these republican candidates that this money coming in from the senate leadership fund will help them. specifically what these groups are going to try to do is go negative here. make this -- try to refocus this election, make it about biden, biden, biden, inflation, inflation, inflation, talk about anything except abortion. if you really think about it, this group that's allied with mitch mcconnell, mcconnell's masterpiece for elections was 2014. that was the seinfeld election. it was a show about nothing. he just made it all about president obama, don't talk about any of your positions, be a blank slate and try to win over this universe of swing voters who are not happy with the way things are going but are generally okay with both parties and will support the party out of power. as you were

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john. what does that make of it, does that burn faster sm obviously it makes people more anxious. >> yeah, it does burn fuel faster. it's a turbo-prop, and it's a jet engine. and jet engines are efficient up high. why he wanted to stay down low, who knows. i suspect he didn't have much experience as a pilot and liked to stay close to the ground and you know, familiar landmarks that he could orient himself with that. i'm just guessing. neil: jon, he worked at the airport and maybe no one expected, we're getting disparate reports that he took off quickly and might have triggered the 911 conversations or 911 reaching him, but the part where he was able to steal a plane, easier, i guess, when you work at that airport and no one thinks anything of it, but that's a little worrisome. >> right, yeah, and you know, i believe it was you who told me earlier that the plane belongs to local doctor. neil: yes. >> so, it may-- like kids who steal cars, look for one who has the keys in it. you don't necessarily need the keys to start a particular kind ever airplane, but if thetor-- the door was unlocked h

. >> john, how does the latest reporting align with the former president's overall legal strategy? because it's 2020 election case, the mar-a-lago documents, the tactics seem to be preventing investigators from getting information instead of actually defending himself on the merits of the case. and when being asked to actually provide evidence on the merits of the case or on claims like, oh, they were planting documents, there's crickets. >> i think we're seeing the standard trump playbook, which is stall, delay, stall, delay, deflect. and that has been his playbook for decades now. and he's very good at it. his lawyers burn out and he gets a new crew and they do the same thing over again. i think this is a repeat performance. >> elie, these privilege claims are at play in several different investigations in several jerks. how likely does it make there could need to be a sort of landmark judicial ruling to bring clarity once and for all? or do you think it'll continue to be dealt with piecemeal? >> it's really come up only a few times in our history, of course, notably with the wat

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the un general assembly, as by john's foreign minister says it's time to work towards normalization of relations with armenia as follows. fighting between armenia and does by john this month, they killed more than $150.00 soldiers to the single. we listened to the statement delivered by the prime minister of armenia. regretfully, this was yet another evidence. you must rating that the armenian site seems focused on, continued the confrontation instead of normalization. in my job, we believe that our region has seen enough confrontation, destruction, and suffering. it is high time for both our nations do engage fully and wholeheartedly in the post conflict normalization. so we can finally turn over the tragic page of our history and start building a better future for our children. the commitment officer by any site is there. the hope that i mean you will find the lisa brigade constructively and engage generally into the negotiations. paul have just open for at least general election, widely expected a fall right leader will take power for the 1st time since the end of world war 2. the vote was triggered by the collapse of prime minister, not a government

john holman, now does either mexico city i brittany lee. the list truss has held her 1st prime ministers question time in parliament. on her 2nd day, an officer she takes over a country facing several challenges, including a fuel crisis. and the rising living costs entrust promised energy relief, but ruled out tax hikes and who siblings has moved from london? ah, for all new prime ministers, the 1st journey to parliament to face opposition questions has a big hurdle at the end of it. this trust is promising help for millions of people facing high energy bills. this winter gives sama yet she refuses to impose winful taxation on energy companies. abby altogether and companies already doing well a getting a $17000000000.00 pound tax cut. yet while working people pay for the cost of living crisis, stroke victims, wait an hour for an ambulance, on criminals, walk the streets with impunity. i on the side of people ha ha ha i when sure thing greece. and that is why we will keep corporation tax loan because ultimate, watching on fresh faces on the

john, it does seem like folks did heed the warnings of making sure that if they live in these evacuationlks the last two days, several of them that said they were going to make their way to orlando, now they're going to have to deal with the fact that this storm is also going to make its way across that part of florida. >> carlos, when the storm passes over world series it could very well be at hurricane strength, but it's got a long way to go before that, including making landfall sometime in the next couple of hours south of here in the fort myers/punta gorda/port charlotte area with wind speeds now of 155 miles per hour. jim, poppy, that will be one of the moststunning to imagine the they could do. john, we'll get back to you soon. thanks a lot. >>> this last-minute turn means the hurricane is expected to make landfall in charlotte county, florida, a little more than 100 miles south of where john is. >> the red and oranges zones on this map they are under mandatory evacuation order, but florida's governor said if you haven't left already, it's no longer possible to evacuate safely. pa

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. >> john: california, the lack of electricity, in the face of the electrical vehicle mandate. people say it doesot happen in 2035, no, begins in 2026. 35% have to be electric. michael shellenberger last hour what he said california needs in terms of electrical generation to meet the mandate. >> you would need 20 more nuclear reactors the size of the reactors at our nuclear plants called diablo canyon, or ten full size to generate electricity to power 30 million cars and trucks. it's not like the energy to power electric vehicles comes out of the sky. it does not come out of the outlet. it has to be produced by power plants. >> john: he is arguing california's electrical and projected electrical capacity is nowhere near enough to meet the electric vehicle mandate. >> and here is the problem. so john kerry went to the conference and said no coal plants in america in eight years. the problem are the wind and solar are not there, you cannot store wind and solar energy. there are no commercially available batteries to store it. if there's no wind and no sun there is no electricity. >> john: and i chu

john and sandra? >> that does it for us. have a great weekend. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. the president goes all in vilifying what he calls maga republicans and it appears that the word is out that this is the narrative for the next nine weeks running up to the

john. what does this tell us about the state of industry and confidence right now?ells you there is a lot being done now. crypto is such a young industry. there are a lot of people who stay in jobs a short amount of time but celsius was not entirely unexpected, given the trouble they have had. ftx was more of a surprise but it tells you there's a lot going on and these companies are trying to deal with the crypto winter. shery: tell us about the pricing. we've seen a little bit of a rebound now. >> bitcoin made a run at 20,000 yesterday but it had a difficult time and especially with stocks declining, the macro narrative just being tough with the fed it continuing to hike rates, it has not done that well but at the same time, if you look at the third quarter, crypto actually has done pretty well relatively. so over that timeframe, you are actually holding on in crypto. shery: up next, japanese authorities are said to have bought millions of dollars of worth of yen. we will look at the market impact, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: japan might have thought more yen

as to what the scottish government does, john swinney says the government in edinburgh will look veryf the changes announced by i at their position. most of the changes announced by the i at their position. most of the - changes announced by the chancellor this morning will apply in wales at least when it comes to business taxes, national insurance rates and the benefits system. one change which won't apply here is that stamp duty in wales is a land transaction tax, controlled with a threshold of £180,000 by the welsh government. will the welsh government put that “p will the welsh government put that up like in england and potentially make more house sales tax free? and other grey area is about investment zones. the chancellor said that if you talk to —— he would talk to devolved nations about that. a cool response, very little notice of these changes from the uk government. the first minister mark drake for saying these are measures that offer tax cuts for the rich and bonuses for bankers but no meaningful change for the people who need it most. applied camry are saying it is engagi

he sees something, the intelligence committee does. >> john: putin says this is not a bluff, and backn he was bluffing. is he still bluffing or -- or serious this time? >> he could be serious, it depends what we do. if we go all in, we have not done with ukraine, it pushes him back. he believes that by making this threat we are going to back away. and what we need to do, instead reverse and say all in. and we have not done that. we have not given the ukrainians systems like the missiles to reach all of crimea, 200 mile range. 500 pound warhead, 300 bomb -- can put the russians at threat. but we have not done that and i think we should put him at threat. until he really believes that we are seriously going after him, he's going to continue to make these threats. >> john: thinks he can push people around. as to what would happen if vladimir putin were to reach for the nuclear button, what president biden said on "60 minutes" over the weekend. >> i wonder, mr. president, what you would say to him if he is considering using chemical or tactical nuclear weapons. >> don't. don't. don't. it