basically same consequences because in actually an empty pool, while mrs. kaitlin is week, ma'am, and actually now you're in the 7 right in front of some sort of dina and see you too. ok. now the u. s. president, he just spoke at the summit, so i'm sure you heard him on. he talked about helping developing countries and wanting to help developing countries do their best to fight climate change. are you satisfied yourself with what developed with what developed countries are doing so far? yeah, absolutely you did the but yeah, i think is doing the best you solve the problem right is well it's still not enough yet, but my question is that i did when please do me enough? yeah. is the only question i guess, which is in the drop, the tv. i'm paris front of me. oh, i mean my yes, well this is as the lead in c and it, but it's also a leader in burning voice. if the one do a g prime minister movie target, do you know probably me since by 2017 then we need a just something away from what i and yes without what was on the climate. right. otherwise, the mother he goes right, well of course a part

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kaitlin.e so many people out there with social anxiety or a crippling fear of rejection and i think those numbers have increased since the pandemic. when you think about something like a doll, right, a stuffed animal in the cases of people who have these neurological disorders, but again, even our devices. they validate everything about us, right? they will never speak negatively of us or never feed you information that you don't want it to feed you or you might not think, right? and so what does that say about the future of humanity, right? when this kind of technology really starts to take on a life of it own, which it is starting to do. again, it's occupying more of our time so to say we're not in a relationship with it would be false. >> anything about this day in age when we're so connected, right, but then yet so isolated and disconnected. >> this is why i love lisa's show. >> enjoy the holiday. hope to see you in person soon. >> so great to see you both. thank you. >> you can "this is l

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cnn's kaitlin pollance helped to break this story. >> reporter: emails where donald trump's lawyers weressing what to do whenever they were filing cases after the election to overturn the result of that election and these emails we are now seeing them in writing, this is exactly what was said that convinced a federal judge that they may have been engaged in planning a crime, specifically defrauding the united states after that election. i want to read some of them. we knew about them before that federal judge david o. carter described them in court but now we're seeing them because they were provided in a link in a court filing last night very early in the morning. so one of them is from attorney ken cheese, to challenge the election. he wrote to other attorneys on december 31st, 2020, if we can just get this case pending before the supreme court by january 5th, ideally with something positive written by a judge or justice hopefully thomas, i think it's our best shot at holding up the count of a state in congress. so there's chesebro saying they want to get it before a favorable judge an

that's on "cnn this morning" with don lemon, poppy harlow and kaitlin collins, a new morning show debuting tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. >>> thank you so much for joining us, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. "ac 360" starts now. >>> the suspect said, quote, he was going to hold nancy hostage, unquote. and if she did not tell him the truth as he saw it, he would break her kneecaps. john berman here in for anderson. those words from a federal criminal complaint spell out an attempt to take house speaker nancy pelosi captive, interrogate her and beat her savagely if the answers did not come out right, which the suspect, one david depape, considered a certainty. late today we saw separate state charges, including attempted murder. more on that shortly. stop at think about what's already on the table. according to federal authorities who have now charged him with an assault on paul pelosi and attempted kidnapping of nancy pelosi, this man says he wants to break the kneecaps of an 82-year-old woman and do it to make a political point. quoting again from the filing, in the course of the interview, de

in nearby powderly, texas, pamela and kaitlin surveying their former home.he storm flipped their home and moved it 50 yards away from its foundation. >> it's where we grew up, so it's like -- it's sad. like that was our home, and that was like a forever home, and now it's not. >> reporter: the same weather system causing a disastrous pileup in denver, colorado. caught on camera moments after this driver crashed into a pile of cars on a freeway. this terrifying video shows when two other vehicles lose control and slam into the driver's truck. >> it's all one big sheet of black ice. you couldn't see it. >> reporter: there's a cold side to the system. we're certainly feeling that this morning. most of the victims that we spoke to last night said they're staying now with friends and family but will be back to pick through what's left of their homes as this system continues to push east. guys. >> all right, rob. thank you so much. let's turn now and get a check of the weather from danielle breezy from our nashville station wkrn for more on the forecast. good morn

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kaitlin berg, incidentally, is a pediatrician. if a pediatrician has to struggle to find hospital care for her own sick infant, imagine the panic and fear other parents feel when their babies are struggling to breathe because of rsv. and it isn't just a problem in small-town -- small town or rural america. economy is the third largest city in our country, some of the best hospitals in the world, including some of the best children's hospital. the rate of emergency visits of young children with rsv is now ten times higher than in 2019, ten times higher than a normal season three years ago. this chart demonstrates that. look at this spike. as you can see, the number of children admitted from rsv is skyrocketing. in chicago alone, there are hundreds of new cases each week and nearly a dozen kids each day being hospitalized. earlier this month the children's hospital at the university of chicago was full with no beds for 53 straight days. and lurey children's hospital in chicago also running at full capacity. 95% of pediatric icu beds