cnn's kyung lah is following this extraordinary story. so kyung what happens now?l the maricopa county board will now select a temporary replacement until there can be an election. but let's take a step back, abby. and look at what all of this is coming from because there's been a lot of attention out of what's been happening in tennessee. this is a similar process, but a totally different story. we're talking about a republican. her name is liz harris. she was elected in november of last year, so in the midterm election and before she became a lawmaker, she was a well known conspiracy theorists through the partisan lead battle review in arizona, known as the so called arizona audit, she spread all kinds of outlandish lies. once an office, she held a hearing where she invited a conspiracy theories. there is abby to testify. and this person spread lies like the governor of arizona is laundering money for the mexican drug cartel. so here , the republicans said, that's our line. you are out, abby. fascinating story there. kyung lah thank you very much. and that does i

cnn's kyung lah is following that legal fight from kansas city.der americans who are receiving gender affirming care in missouri. what are they saying about all of this? >> reporter: for them they say that this is not a choice, that for them is vital care. now, what we are seeing here in the state of missouri at clinics like the planned parenthood clinic behind me that is offering this care is this mad scramble ahead of monday. monday evening is the new deadline, when the judge says that she will have a decision on whether or not this emergency rule should go into effect. she is going to decide amid legal challenges whether it should be an 18-month rule that comes from the attorney general, written by the attorney general the state of missouri. advocates and the legal challenges facing this say that this would be, if it goes into effect, some of the most restrictive rules in the entire country for children and for adults. so we've spent a good bit of time inside these clinics talking to people. we met two young people, adults, but they say this is

cnn's kyung land this following all this for us, so kyung, what is going on here? and what happens now? well this process may sound familiar to people who have been watching what's happening in tennessee. it's a similar process, but a whole different story here. we're talking about a republican lawmaker now exiled lawmaker liz harris before she was elected in november. she was known within the state as a well known peddler of election lies the kind of election lies that really bridged on the outlandish well once he was elected in february. this is just a few months ago, she invited a conspiracy theorist, too, but speak at the hearing. she was the expert witness. if you will say the conspiracy theories, then said some outlandish things one of the things that this conspiracy there is testified to is that the arizona governor, democrat katie hobbs, was being paid by the mexican cartels that blew up on right wing media. and so then the republican house is republican majority house gathered to discuss whether or not terrorists should go take a listen. they will perceive

kyung lah in kansas city.u. >>> today, russian authorities are going to release "wall street journal"ist evan g gersh gershkovich, and he has now been imprisoned now for four weeks. some of the pub lishers of the largest newspapers are now calling for his immediate release. reporting is not a crime. sarah fisher is joining us, and what are you hearing about this coordinated effort and what could it do? >> it is a huge effort, kate. first of all, all of the ads are house ads, and they did not charge one another, and we rarely see paper do that for really important public service announcements, and they say they are standing here united for the release. when you have typically announcements like this for when jamal khashoggi was viciously murdered working for the washington post, and when there was a european journalist murdered in ireland, and they will make the statements of support, and they are not running ads in each other's papers and so it will hopefully get more government assistance. they are fighting f

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because you hear these stories in kyung our kyung lah this happened. they had security while they were on a shoot in san francisco still got robbed. the thieves are aggressive. and they don't care. they will fight you and try to take your stuff. you have to be very careful. plus the asian population has been very significant in pushing because there have been so many attacks on particularly the elderly, asian population and bobbly, the cash up founder probably, of course, family without their loved one this morning. we're thinking about him. thank you, sarah. we'll be watching in just a couple of hours on music central. thank you guys. sarah cannot wait to see that and see you on your new show. also ahead for us here. hugh jackman, right. the actor the star, revealing a scare with skin cancer and issuing this warning. put some sunscreen on. you'll still have a incredible time out there. all right. please be safe. and later dramatic mix up at a boston hotel. fbi training exercise gone wrong, they had a hotel guest mistakenly detained will explain. oaxac

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even the cnn correspondent kyung lah a couple months ago had her vehicle broken into with security present. talking to people in san francisco, they leave the doors of their cars unlocked with signs in the window saying, nothing valuable in here. >> i remember people used to do that in new york in the '80s and '90s. this is the situation to the point where i'll get notes from people, folks who follow our news accounts on instagram who say, who is the dumb person who left a bag in a car? i'm like, it's normal to leave property in vehicles in other american cities. in san francisco that is no longer the case. >> jessica, how did it get like this? why aren't officials -- why is it okay for patrick to walk through zombies with his daughter? why is that okay? why aren't officials doing more? >> i think it's a complex issue. i do think housing has got to be a part of it, addressing the fact that people have substance use needs. people need to be able to access treatment. those treatment options aren't always available. i think that's something that obviously needs to be addressed. you meant in t

and kyung lah is "outfront" with the latest. >> we're hoping to get as many people established for care feeling that deadline. >> i'll be doing your intake today. >> reporter: and the clock is ticking for patients like 19-year-old kari, a missouri resident crossing state lines to kansas because of the battle over gender-affirming care. how long have you not felt like you? >> since i was, like, 14 is when i was first, like, you are not correct. >> reporter: all patients in this planned parenthood clinic today are beginning gender transitions. a pop-up clinic to beat the deadline set by missouri's attorney general in an emergency rule. established patient koz continue care once the order goes into effect. but new patients face a slew of requirements that would widely limit access. it's why kari is here before the state-imposed deadline. how do you view this executive order? >> i view it as someone is afraid of something so they're trying to eradicate people. we are terrified. i've been afraid since i was, like, 15. the world is terrifying. like, just sit there and listen to what we're say

cnn's kyung lah joins us from kansas city in missouri.you heard? >> reporter: we're spending time inside the clinics where patients are being treated, where doctors and physicians are trying to help them get in before this emergency rule is scheduled to go into effect and what we're seeing at the patient level, at the clinic level, is extreme confusion about what happens next. what i can tell you, john, is what is happening today ais a legal showdown, a last minute legal effort by the aclu of missouri, a lawsuit has been filed in order to try to stop this emergency rule from going into effect. emergency rule written by the attorney general of the state of missouri. this hearing is scheduled to take place this afternoon here in the state of missouri. so, again, a continued scramble we're seeing throughout the day inside of these clinics because if these patients, john, can establish their care today then tomorrow when the emergency rule goes into effect they can continue this care under this emergency order. one last thing, the reason why

kyung lah thank you very much. and that does it for me. i'll see you back here tomorrow. there's more news coming up right now. this is cnn breaking news. thank you for joining us in the cnn newsroom at the top of the hour. i'm erica hill. and i'm bianna. golodryga we're going to bring you that breaking news. cnn has learned. law enforcement is about to arrest a suspect tied to the leak of a trove of highly secret government intelligence, which is embarrassed the us and strained multiple alliances. today. several blockbuster reports expose who the suspected leader is. the new york times has named him as a 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard. cnn has not independently verified his identity, and it's not currently naming him both the times and the washington post said the man is the leader of a chat group on the online platform discord and his older than most members of the group of gamers who call him o. g. one of his friends who spoke anonymously on camera to the post obtained parental permission to do so. because that friend is underage. take a lis