kate?, someone who has become central in the case being built against donald trump, mike pence, pence's former chief of staff joins us. >>> and a closer look at trump's inter circle what we know about the new team of legal and political advisers that he has as he enters into very unchartered territory both legally and politically. we will be right back. ory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. fofor a limited time, save $400 on select stearns & foster mattresses. (vo) crabfefest is back at red lobst. when you can choose your crab, and one of three new flavors like honey sriracha... ...this is not your grandpa's crabfest... ...unlesgrandpa's got flavor. dayumm! crabfest is here for a limited time. weome to fun dining. they're off from school, but not really home. images and videos. social media, fine-tuned to suck them in. and steal them away. alone you can't stop it. together we will. we have a plan. join us. ( ♪ ) >>> coming up for

kate?the caveats he sprinkles throughout the memo are interesting as well. >> we will talk about that. i'm curious whether or not they help or hurt his defense. >>> going from the 2020 election indictment, let's focus on what's been going on in georgia related to very similar. the timing of when possible charges could come for trump in georgia now appears to be coming somewhat more clear. next week the fulton county da fani willis is likely to spend two days presenting her case against trump and others to a grand jury. after that the jurors will decide if donald trump will face indictment for a fourth time this year. this time possibly including charges of conspiracy and racke racketeering. cnn's sara murray has much more on this. can you talk what you're hearing more about the possible timing here. >> reporter: yeah, kate. we do think that this is going to be a grand jury presentation that happens this week -- or next week, sorry. she's already been lining up the witnesses to show up to te

kate: that's right.ely accepting and assuming, you know -- what's coming on the plate is not what needs to be done. we need to be defining the projects that are happening or that are coming our way. and so -- jeffrey: you mean you want to be putting the projects forward or designs, rather than waiting. kate: yes! i want to be suggesting what needs to happen! jeffrey: another part of her practice -- education at all levels. the project engages schools on staten island to get young students involved. knowledge and ownership, she believes, are fundamental to any future change. kate: there's this sense of despair, frankly. there's a sense of, "i'm inheriting a world that i did not make and that i am now responsible for." and i just feel like it's too much of a cop-out to say to the next generation, "oh, you know, you're going to be the solvers." that's really not fair. i really want to feel like they, you know, that we are making a huge difference and that we're at least setting a pathway that these students

i'm kate bolduan with john berman. this is cnn news central. >>> the situation in hawaii has gone from bad to worse, and it is now very clearly the tragedy is not over. at least 36 people are confirmed dead now, and many people, many more unaccounted for as the wildfires continue to rip through maui. the videos coming out show what looks like just an in inscapable inferno playing out. one man said he and everyone he knows and loves are now homeless as their homes are ash. iconic landmarks have been destroyed. businesses and livelihoods brought to the ground in what has seemed like seconds. the fires fueled by high winds. they're still burning out of control at this hour. crews from it surrounding islands are coming in to maui to help. and today, the u.s. army is planning to begin search and rescue efforts. last night, state officials gave an update of what their top priorities are right now. listen to this. >> the primary focus is to save lives. and to prevent human suffering and mitigate great property loss. that's ex

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kate? so right now post-tropical cyclone hillary is pushing north and bringing big rains and continued high winds with it. rainfall totals are stacking up quickly. we are just seeing from stephanie elam what it looks like in cathedral city. parts have seen upwards of 10 inches of rain in the past 24 hours. derek van dam is tracking the path and we are seeing what's left behind, what is the flooding looking forward? >> this is the result of that 10 inches plus of rain, debris flows, mudslides, you saw it in stephanie's live shot a moment ago. they are so dangerous. zoom into what's some of the best video we have had come into cnn, look at the debris caught up in this. there are boulders, there are rocks, there are entire tree trunks, sometimes homes and vehicles can get swept away in this torrent of mud and debris that can travel over 30 to 40 miles per hour. we talk about burn scars quite often and they are so dangerous for the mountainous terrain of southern california. these burns, the fo

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kate then, as i say, whenever she spoke to me, it was the same. what i mean? you know, because we were just so relieved that we were both ok. so what have the last 25 years now been like for you both and how have you been able to support each other? i think the fact of it being that the two of us was in it together, you know, we understood each other, you know, between having our bad days or good days. for me, it meant as much as i wouldn't... i wished you weren't there, but i wasn't on my own. i knew that i had rachel. this week, omagh is commemorating people lost and lives changed. earlier this year, kate and rachel decided to raise money for a trauma support group called wave. 25 years ago, we were both in our 20s, and as rachel would say, we were two young women who were supposed to be enjoying life. so of course we made plans and one of them was motorbike lessons. coming up then we were talking for the 25th anniversary, we did mention, what about the other thing we were talking about? and that was the skydiving and you did agree. so when you

>> good question, kate. today, 600 storm reports and the wind gusts knocking and toppling over trees and softball-sized hail falling from the sky, today is going to feel like a walk in the park, but it is only going to take one storm to create havoc across a populated area. and today, the threat is in new england. it is a storm in heavily populated areas in newport, rhode island and bristol, and it is moving into massachusetts and so for the next 30 minutes or so, this area could experience gusty winds in exsetsz of 50 to 60 miles per hour, and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning, and we are monitoring flood watches and warning in effect west of the boston metro area. this is different from what we have experienced and look at what the storm gusting can do, and sheering off the top of the roofs and there are reports of 600 weather reports yesterday and very active and part of the storm system is going to fuel more systems and it is so hot across the gulf states that the storms are going to bubble up and that

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kate? >> we also have this just in to cnn that stephen lee has turned himself into surrendered at the fulton county jail, and with that, with him surrendering just now, we have confirmed that now means that all of the co-defendants obviously including donald trump have turned themselves in, and they have been processed, and are getting the mugshots and so now, we have all 19 people booked and processed as they have all been charged and taking part in the criminal enterprise in georgia to try to overturn the 2020 election results. with that phase of the process now over, it is now going to kick into the next phase as john was just talking about with zachary cohen. joining us is tim hafee who was the lead prosecutor for january 6th. now, stephen lee has surrendered and booked and processed and the final defendant in the group. but i wanted to ask you about now the process looking forward. as zach cohen and john berman were just talking about, you have kenneth chesebro who has requested and go

kate?alencia, thank you. thank you both very much. >> the lineup for the first republican debate is in question this morning and that's because the governor doug burr numb had to be taken to the emergency room after playing basketball. he is okay and out of the hospital, but we don't know if he'll join the other serve candidates on the debate stage tonight. one candidate we know will not be there, donald trump will appear in a pre-taped interview with former fox host tucker carlson. david chalian, no surprise, the timing of donald trump doing an interview with tucker carlson, that's going to take some of the air out of the room, i'm sure. what are you watching for tonight with eight, maybe seven of the candidates? >> yeah, well, as you mentioned, with donald trump not on the stage, sara, i am looking to see how much of a presence he still has in this debate. it is, no doubt, the fox hosts have sort of previewed in some pre-debate interviews questions about donald trump will come up. that se

i'm kate bolduan with john berman.is "cnn news central." ♪ ♪ >>> this morns wing, we are see for the first time new evidence that may be used against donald trump in the special counsel's 2020 case. "the new york times" has obtained this memo that has previously been secret. it was written by lawyer kenneth chesebro. he was named by prosecutors, you'll remember, as co-conspirator number five in the indictment, not -- in the indictment against donald trump, all of the co-conspirators so far, unindicted. the internal memo spells out in detail the plot to overturn the 2020 election with so-called fake electors and it also gives new insight into how the plot would unfold and what they really wanted to do as it was unfolding. cnn's jessica schneider is here with much more on this. jess, lay out what new is learned in this memo. >> yeah, kate. this memo dated december 6th. it's known to prosecutors. it will likely be a key part of this case and it really lays out that even the man outlining this fake electors plot, kenneth c

kate's last hope for an all is england. kate's last hope for an ally is badger- _ england. - england. kate's last hope for an ally is badger. but even the - england. kate's last hope for an i ally is badger. but even the family dog is sticking to his australian roots. they have already been so many shocks in this women's world cup. we've seen what two knockouts sweden perhaps england will of watch that and thinking that they can shock australia or in their own back yard. they would love to do that. we now know who england or australia will be playing in sunday's final in sydney and that is spain — who beat sweden 2—1 in auckland earlier. with all the drama coming at eden park in the final ten minutes as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. these stakes could hardly be higher. sweden and spain emerged knowing a place in the world cup final was within their sites. but who would seize that? it looks on paper ever 80 but minutes it was sweden went close before the break and after so did spain for the a goal seemed stubbornly elusive until with just ten minutes left... s

we need some accountability for. >> arete kate?idespread dangerous view the fbi was not upfront about that. the more we look at this agency the more concerning it is. we need some accountability for. >> arete kate? might vice president mike pence who put out an energy plan this week some of it to stuff is stuf republicans and broadly agree on. to get energy projects in the night states of investors such as permitting reform. more at leasing on federal lands. this is a real vulnerability for biden both domestically as part of the economy and internationally as a way to check vladimir putin. perhaps i'm too optimistic i hope we will see more substantive discussion of these issues on the campaign trail. >> alicia? it's a mystery new york city mayor eric adams hoover's buckpassing on the migrant mess. this week he said it's not mayor adam's job to fix this all new yorkers need to step up and do more. apparently paint the nation's highest taxes is not enough. he is floated having people house migrants in their homes, unbelievable. >> na

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kate?priscilla alvarez at the white house, they are going to need to help, just take a look at those pictures we're seeing coming out of the island, you need to see nothing more than that. >> the pictures do tell the story. thousands of people have lost their homes there. joining me now is lauren with maui rescue mission. thank you for being with us. the official death toll overnight rose to 55. i know you have fears that it will likely rise much higher. why? >> yeah, thanks, john. so i'm here at a hyper local level working with nonprofits, so maui rescue mission is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we are a mobile outreach to the homeless and we've been here before the disaster and will be here after. our concerns are that we as a local nonprofit are not able to even access anything west of -- west maui is completely cut off from communication and power. our local facebook groups which are really important to a really tight-knit community here on maui, we're seeing a list of 1,400 names missing. that

i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner.his is "cnn news central." >>> this hour, there is a lot of activity happening inside an atlanta courtroom and in the coming days it could lead to donald trump's newest and fourth indictment this year. we're told the grand jury that will make a decision will hear the case today. sources telling cnn a former state senator from georgia who was subpoenaed to testify arrived just last hour. sources also say fulton county da fani willis is expected to call multiple witnesses as she wraps up her 2020 election interference case and seeks charges against possibly more than a dozen people. what's key to understand this morning? the nature of this case and the potential legal risks for donald trump this time around and how that might be different than his last three indictments because these are state charges in part. sarah marie is outside the courthouse. all this activity that's happening inside, donald trump is posting brand-new attacks against someone who was one of the witnesses. what can y

kate?katelyn polantz, glad you're there. thank you. omar? >>> and to georgia now, where this morning the grand jury is weighing whether trump will be indicted for a fourth time this year. they are seeking more testimony. former lieutenant governor jeff duncan said he was subpoenaed last week by the jury and will testify this month. just last knight the republican called trump's current attacks on the legal system erratic and unmoored from the truth. that's for trump's 2020 find the votes call to georgia secretary of state, duncan describes it as dangerous and pathetic. cnn's nick valencia is live outside the courthouse in atlanta. nick, i think it's no secret duncan isn't the biggest fan of trump. he's testified in this case before. but what could this grand jury be hoping to soon learn from duncan? >> reporter: that's right, omar. duncan did testify in front of the special purpose grand jury. now the fulton county grand jury wants to hear from him. the republican has been a harsh critic of

kate? >> tomorrow, former trump attorney john eastman is expected to surrender to the fulton county authorities accused of nine charges to help trump with the fake elector scheme, and eastman agreed to $100,000 bond. zach cohen is outside of the fulton county jail where as discussed, they all need to report the surrender. so, zach, eastman is expected to report tomorrow, and what are you learning about the other defendants as well? >> yes, kate, as they start to come and reach agreements on bail, we know that some of the co-defendants have reached bail including former trump attorney chesborough and the bail bondsman who has already surrendered and the big difference is the bond amount. trump is set at $200,000, and eastman and cheeseman is at $100,000 and scott hall at $10,000 and otherwise, the rest of the co-defendants have generic bond agreements and the terms of you can't intimidate any witness, you cannot violate state laws or even talk about the facts of the case with anybody except

kate? >>> joining us right now the norm eisen, house counsel for the democrats in donald trump's first impeachment trial. sara lays out what the calendar could look like today or does look like today in this moment. if a calendar is stacking up like that with court dates like that, what does it mean? >> well, kate, thanks for having me back. it means that we're not going to get all of these proceedings in that very tight window. i do think there is time to try two, at least, of the major cases. of those, the first of the criminal ones is jack smith's, which is requested for january. my view is that the judge in d.c. because of the importance and the federal statute, the speedy trial act said the public interest must be taken into account. that case will be set. alvin brag has already said that in the interest of justice, he's willing to flex his calendar. that might mean he would make room for the jack smith case, might make room for the fawnny willis case. we have to be realistic about tha

kate? >> that's an interesting perspective.alk about rudy giuliani, being charged in georgia isn't the only trouble. cnn learned even before this indict, giuliani is staring down hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal bills and more related to his work with donald trump after 2020 election. still, giuliani isn't shying away from attacking the d.a. in georgia who he will soon see in court. >> she's a politician and not a lawyer. not an honest, honorable lawyer. this is a ridiculous allegation and a racketeering statute. there's probably no one that knows it better than i do. this is not meant for election disputes. this is ridiculous what she's doing. also, i don't know if she realizes because she seems like a pretty incompetent, sloppy prosecutor. >> let's get over to katelyn polantz. tell us about what you uncovered about the current state of rudy giuliani's financial situation is? >> kate, rudy giuliani doesn't even have the money to respond to some of the demands that are being made upon him as these lawsuits related to t

i'm kate bolduan with john berman.is "cnn news central." ♪ ♪ >>> tomorrow, former president donald trump is expected to be arrested and arraigned again following a third criminal indictment. this one is different, not having to do with hush money payments before he was president, not having to do with classified documents after he was president. this was while he was president and his fight to stay in power after losing the election. he's charged with four new federal criminal counts. >> you put your finger on what makes this so historic is being charged for what he did as president which is unprecedented to say the least and he did it as president to basically obstruct the peaceful transfer of power. the new questions this morning, who testified to the grand jury? what exactly did former vice president mike pence say and these six alleged co-conspirators. they are unindicted and might they face charges and could they possibly flip? cnn justice correspondent evan perez with the details on the court appearance tomorrow,

hello, kate.is kif j >> i would be there if i could, a. >> can tell you us about the restaurant cheeseburger in p par paradise. we have only recently gotten pictures, our sfloifrnlt -- and so it is very difficult for those who live off of the baten area there. >> it is hard to and there's just nothing, and you told me vrngs. >> no, there is no cell phone. no electricity and we have people sleeping on the side of the road in their cars with animals. we have 820 people involved in both to restaurants, and we are asking them to call in as quickly as they can. >> i keep hearing people and how quickly the firer to through lahaina and it is safe to say it is now, how do you describe what has been lost? >> well, this is a famous ear -- area, and people reaching out on facebook and other web sites, and i am not certain that we can recreate what we had, and when you have cheese berger and to see it destructive and a sat situation for everyone. the entire town. >> everyone who is connected to it. what are y

kate? appreciate it. john, one thing tim scott does have is high flavor ability. >> kate, i feel like we need to which is ter. >> as you know, as a veteran of campaign events, that is the hardest of reporting jobs, is to whisper report when people are so closely behind you. she did an amazing job. >> eva did a great job. >> please talk louder. >>> another candidate on the trail today, i think, speaking in full voice is former congressman will hurd. he will speak with voters at the iowa state fair. congressman hurd joins you now. nice to see you. i saw you celebrating yesterday that you had reached the 40,000 donor threshold which you need to cross to get in next week's first republican presidential debate. you are not yet, i believe, at the polling threshold, the latest fox news national poll has you, you know, not even at 1%, which is frankly no change since june. so how do you get to 1% in three polls by next week? >> sure. well, john, thanks for having me on and i won't whisper. here is

kate? coming up for us, a never before seen memo with the plan to overturn the 2020 election and what this could mean for the case against donald trump. top u.s. and mexican officials are meeting to talk about the southern border. at the top of the agenda, the controversial barbed wire and buoys that texas has put in the rio grande. we will talk to a democratic congressman who got a tour of the floating barricade and hear what he saw and sees now. and the american nurse and her daughter kidnapped in haiti, they are now free, we are told. more details we are learning about their release. we'll be right back. lebrity sal. with picture-worthy designer frames at a fly price from sofia vergara you're in my shot! .....be sure to get my good side! get two pairs of celebrity frames for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best. book an exam today. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo

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>> it is a lot of flash and not much substance, kate. it is not a disagreement of the scope of the protective order. both say they should be having a protective order. both sides in civil and criminal case, and very narrow disagreement, and there is this wrapping around it all of this talk of the first amendment and there's the included the photo of biden in the mug of the filing, and all of it seems to be more for show and all of us to discuss in the media rather than anything with a lot of substance and not much meat in the bun so to speak. >> republican presidential candidate and former federal prosecutor chris christie was on cnn and talking to anderson cooper and he said very clearly in his view that mark meadows is a cooperating witness in this case, and first, amongst other reasons, because he is barely mentioned in the indictment. and listen to how chris christie talked about it, renato. >> it could be the worst testimony for him outside of the family members, because mark meadows was with him constantly. >> and involved in all o

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kate?our radar this hour, three people are dead this morning after two helicopters collided while fighting a fire in southern california. fire officials say one of the helicopters was able to land safely after the collision but the other crashed killing all three people on board, the victims included a pilot, fire chief and fire captain. >>> the husband of a georgia woman who has been missing for more than two weeks has been charged with her murder. she was last seen july 16th driving her children home from her mother's house. after she was reported missing police found blood in her home, her burned out car was found a week later and robertson's body was then discovered on friday and her husband was arrested. the sheriff's department says they're also looking for a second suspect now. >>> and starting today more gay and bisexual men can donate blood. remember for more than 40 years guidance from the fda banned most gay men from donating blood. the new rules taking effect will use a more inc

kate?it's great you're there, katelyn. we're going to stick close to you, let us know as soon as you hear what's happening in court. thank you so much. >>> former trump white house lawyer james schultz is with us. jim, great to have you here. today's hearing is procedural and a little bit in the weeds. but big picture, this is the first time we're going to hear from judge chutkan. and big picture, what signs are you looking for from her? >> so, look, she's a former defender, public defender. so i think she's going to have a keen understanding and a sensitivity to the rights of a defendant in any case she's looking at. she's also a tough sentencer. so she's historically been a very tough sentencer. and i think she's going to be a tough judge in this case. she's not going to tolerate, you know, the public display of nonsense, if you will. and i think what you're going to see in this hearing today is her be very stern, listen to both sides, but be very thoughtful in her determinations. and i t

kate rooney kron 4 thanks, kate. yet, lawrence and i were just talking about how lucky. >> kyle shanahan and john lynch are that brock purdy turned out to be as good as he is because you give up 3 number one picks for a guy who doesn't work out. that could be bad for your careers. >> lawrence, time to talk weather. and obviously there's a football came. they're going to be playing in santa clara as we see a little bit of fog there looking over downtown san francisco. they're still going to play the game, lawrence. everybody is going to be talking about what happened trey lance. yeah, i mean, you quite the story. they knew something was coming. but hey, what a great night to have a football game friday night, santa clara valley and. >> well, it is going to be nice and clear if you head of the game, the temperatures warm there right now and well, probably by 7 o'clock or so. start talking about numbers in the 70. so still very comfortable and very warm for the game. if you're headed that direction, go to stay clear all

kate? for laying it out, jessica. >> with us now is cnn anchor and chief legal analyst laura coates. thank for being with us. i know you have a late show to do tonight. >> why? do you mean, sara? is there big news? >> apparently, there's something going on and some debate that is happening which i'm sure you will be a part of, the a nal sir, of sis, and mark meadows asking the federal courts for an emergency order to move his case out of georgia. what do you see happening here? >> well, jessica is so right about the factors involved in trying to get something removed and by the way, it's not a slam dunk to simply say, you know what? i prefer federal court. i don't want the state court level and it's easier for my schedule and my life and you have to meet some criteria to do so. and you will tell the court, look? what i was doing is under the color of my office. it is part of my job description, you can't criminally indict me for doing what was required of my job. if this goes beyond your jo

kate rooney kron 4 news. like good night for football out there. kate will be checking in with you later on throughout the evening. happening now are actually happening tomorrow. new school year has begun and >> to help students out bay area. rapper mistah fab is hosting his famous backpack giveaway. again. it's from noon to 6 at pepsi park in oakland. in addition to the backpack, students also have the opportunity to get a $500 scholarship. if you'd like to help out donate supplies or money. you can visit our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up, state officials reporting a rise in anti-semitic hate crimes. how communities across the east bay are fighting back. >> also, the state bill that could help some working californians on the picket lines and firm vacant a vibrant said closer look at how san francisco is working to bring businesses back to the city. >> on the peninsula neighborhood in daly city is on high alert. this after spike in car break-ins over the last week or so brought more police reminding people as always lock our doors and windows

let's bring back dan henninger, kim strassel and kate batch holler odell.cause it's -- this is a major impact economically. >> right, it is, paul. to your point, it's basically requiring effectively 100% of new vehicles to be electric by the early 2030s. as we wrote earlier this week, that is more ambitious than even california which is impressive. can now you think that all of this burden on the economy would produce some effect on carbon, but what we see here is that the reduction in carbon emissions is perhaps going to be half as much as the canada wildfires release this year. it's not much of an accomplishment. meanwhile, general motors and others will have to pay penalties and may, in fact, do so if they don't meet these standards. so it's just one of the things that the biden crowd is trying to ram through while most americans are quite sensibly on vacation not reading the federal register or scrutinizing what's a going on. paul: most reporters don't even realize the the federal register. [laughter] kim, give us a couple other examples of what they're

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rescuing nine people overnight, kate. people to sign up for the emergency alert systems, and textk people when something would go wrong, and roads were flooded, and a shared is sense that this is the new normal, and we have to get used to this kind of the weather, and people are rising to the occasion here, kate. >> mike valerio in san diego, thank you. sara? >>> ahead, watching and waiting. this is a live look at the fulton county jail, and the road to the jail there where you can see the van pulling away, that is where any day now donald trump or any one of the 18 co-conspirators could surrender on the criminal charges before friday. what we are learning about the timing of all of this. oh.. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lo. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we we

and what about kate? i've heard i have heard many stories about kate from years, maybe for years.? i am not going to. what have you heard? >> because i'll be able to tell you the truth. >> i am not going to repeat because you know, tell me what you've heard. no, absolutely you've heard. no, i'm absolutely not tell you. not going to tell you. >> let me tell you. >> okay. well, let me tell you. let me tell because let me tell you, because i actually broke the story and i know that it's true. one of the first that and first reasons that kate and meghan was because kate meghan fell out was because kate heard despicable way that heard the despicable way that meghan speaking to staff at meghan was speaking to staff at kensington palace and kate told meghan, you do not speak to my staff in this way. who told you that? >> until who told you that? i have impeccable sources. exactly >> so i need some outrage, nina, until you find me some evidence of kate treating staff terribly, you can be used as a patsy by people who want to drop information. >> so can you. so can you. i'm not nobody. can

and what about kate? i've heard i have heard many stories about kate from years, maybe for years.? i am not going to. what have you heard? >> because i'll be able to tell you the truth. >> i am not going to repeat because you know, tell me what you've heard. no, absolutely you've heard. no, i'm absolutely not tell you. not going to tell you. >> let me tell you. >> okay. well, let me tell you. let me tell because let me tell you, because i actually broke the story and i know that it's true. one of the first that and first reasons that kate and meghan was because kate meghan fell out was because kate heard despicable way that heard the despicable way that meghan speaking to staff at meghan was speaking to staff at kensington palace and kate told meghan, you do not speak to my staff in this way. who told you that? >> until who told you that? i have impeccable sources. exactly >> so i need some outrage, nina, until you find me some evidence of kate treating staff terribly, you can be used as a patsy by people who want to drop information. >> so can you. so can you. i'm not nobody. can

so course, william and kate.ome with them and doubtless some interesting in interesting conversations in that car on the way to church. >> c you also think >> ladies. c do you also think this is a bit of the family, especially and kate, especially william and kate, acknowledging of acknowledging the wishes of the late nearly a year since late queen? nearly a year since her she did not want her her death, she did not want her favourite son ostracised from private family events . private family events. >> well , absolutely. you know, >> well, absolutely. you know, she didn't. and as andrew has made a sacrifice twice and it needs to be acknowledged. and i'm glad that the family is acknowledging it. i mean, they're doing it quietly . but, they're doing it quietly. but, you know, there's a distinction between andrew, the public person and andrew, the private individual . and of course, he individual. and of course, he has to be seen in public with them sometimes. but that doesn't mean that it's a public engagement, th

kate? >> donald trump spent the night at his bedminster, new jersey property ahead of the trip to d.c. for today's court appearance. his team is now tasked with crafting a legal defense in what's becoming one of biggest cases in u.s. history. elena is joining us now from there. what's going on this morning? >> reporter: i'm here just outside the former president's golf club where he'll be departing soon to head to washington d.c. for his court appearance later today. trump's team has an idea what's going to transpire at court. this is his third arraignment in in a matter of months. so they have a pretty good idea of what he's walking into. just to get into the former president's mood today. i think you can expect him to be somber in court. i've spoken with trump's advisers and allies, and he is very much concerned about these charges. he's also frustrated he has to go through the charges yet again. he'll leave his club and take his motorcade here at a little after noon and head to newark ai

the guy said to reach kate that day. they say when they realize that this boat was in trouble, they reported it to the oh. so it says here instead of go through, they say did nothing didn't go into rescue operation. and it was more than a months off to the by itself, when they finally learned the fates of those on board and then use, reach to you that kate said, a says god had found the boat most had not survived. people blow up the roads with burning barricades. the village chief told us that migrants from all over the region have been leaving him in sight since 2006. this is the 1st tragedy of its kind to the fact people from this community, honey that he many 50, they use demonstrations because the government's failed to do anything about to regular migration. those 3 deposit had been reported as strange that it see, but it was spanish fishermen. this eventually sold them and raise the alarm. we've asked the government to help the people of this place, but there's no investment and there are a few jobs money hit the r

kate, thanks so much for coming on the show. big name north carolina party figures encouraged cotham to run in the primary in 2022, but they weren't democratic party figures, were there? >> no, the majority leader of the republican party then and now spoke to trisha cotham before she filed for the primary last march and encouraged her to run. and we also learned that the speaker of the house, republican tim moore, who was speaker last term and is now, encouraged her to run all the way, although he said he hadn't talked to her before the primary. so, we know that from the very get-go, gop, sort of, deep rooted interests within north carolina were backing trisha cotham. they say they didn't know that she was gonna switch parties. they say they regarded her as a centrist democrat in a redrawn this rick that was gonna go to a democrat regardless. they wanted someone who would reach across the aisle. and to be fair, that is some of her mystery, some sort of collaborative impulses with republicans on certain issues. however, you are v

is it right for william and kate welcome for william and kate to welcome prince the prince andrew back it's royal fold? well, it's a controversial question down at gbnews.com address . gbnews.com is my email address. you in our poll at gb you can vote in our poll at gb news on twitter . but to debate news on twitter. but to debate this now, i'm joined by royal commentator, close friend of prince andrew, lady victoria harvey, and the writer broadcast at caller, a member of the sussex squad , nina myskow, now sussex squad, nina myskow, now lady vere, you know, we've we've had lots of debates about prince andrew, but i have to say , the andrew, but i have to say, the more i look into the case, the more i look into the case, the more i look into the case, the more i think he was the victim of a media stitch up, really. and so is this a good sign that william and kate, because it's a big deal that william and kate wanted to be seen with him like that in public as someone who has supported him, do you think this marks the start of him returning into the royal fold? >> yeah, i do think this i

kate. >> dasha thank you.at getting rid of trash in the ocean is now ten years old and making pretty good progress. from los angeles to around the world. the man leading this mission says they're on track to have clean oceans by 2040. we go behind the scenes of this sea change. >> reporter: it's rare to see a moment that could change the world. 16-year-old asked himself a question we should never forget. >> i asked myself, why can't we clean this up in. >> reporter: he's dedicated his life to answering that single question, he's been pretty successful. >> this is one of your babies. >> this is one of my yachts. >> in los angeles, stuffed 77 tons of trash from reaching the pacific. >> we were surprised by the amount of trash that came down. >> reporter: the oceans are massive. these interceptors are dieny. >> depending on the scale of the problem giving up is never an option. >> reporter: to tackle a problem of this magnitude you need hard data. much of what humanity knows about the patch in those currents come