that is in mckelly at the moment. latisha, samuel there was talking about the humanitarian crisis that's been playing out in the tea gray region. now, according to the you in hundreds of thousands of people in t gray are facing famine. this is a conflict that has been characterized over and over again by abuses of civilians. there have been widespread reports of massacres, sexual violence, burning of crops and much, much more. how devastating has this conflict been from a humanitarian standpoint? i mean, enormous in terms of the level of atrocities which are being committed which have in many ways directly resulted in the humanitarian crisis. we're talking about right now and both because of the actions of warring parties in terms of the destruction of civilian infrastructure in terms of the destruction, the crop is burning. but also the very basic survival of civilians on the ground. and at the same time, a lot of the actions of the warring parties have also contributed on restrictions on movement of civilians. so when we're talking about she monetary and access right now, we need to ta

we had the same hunger when we woke up on wednesday you see up held as latisha's most fearing indictment of racism, but now to kill a mocking bird has been taken off the syllabus at one school in scotland for being 2 races. are these poly book looks at how council culture is killing the classics. is only the most inspirational book of all time. ain't it surprised when it was originally van for it wound depiction of racism and sexual violence? but now one school in scotland has a bond to kill him walking by harper lee for another reason. the anti racism classic is now deemed braces to because it plays into a white savior narrative. when i say band, i mean more like cancel the teachers than jane gillespie hurtful in algebra, i've stopped teaching it to students as part of an effort to the colonize the curriculum and stein backs of mice and men and being cut to for it, racial stereotypes and frequent use of b and was sure to it's not, not there, but when i tell ok, i get the whole white savior thing in to kill a mockingbird. i really do. in fact, it's a great topic for discussion in say an

ah, they cannot, they are to say there's no latisha or on the work. can you been there to say that to people? oh, we have to reduce the consumption. this is why so far the consumption issue did not was not taken up pretty seriously. so or but it's a very serious issue. so we cannot address the climate change issue unless the people are on the word realize that we cannot continue overconsumption as we are doing now. the the, the news. ah, welcome back and i the f b. i failed to protect dozens of child gymnast by not responding earlier to allegations of abuse perpetrated by their team stults. that's the charge of the u. s. department, department of justice, which says the bureau took more than a year just to launch a probe, the f. b i as since acknowledged its handling of the case was inexcusable. the medic was eventually sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for molesting children. he per franca reports, it's an immensely ugly story, and a story that's already quite old. on the one hand, he stands accused is one of the most prolific child molesters

and then just this week, actually for me, we heard back from latisha, who's the mother to the major out, the one that holds it together. and they actually managed to get over to the united states asking for silence. and they're currently in us. so that was such a relief to hear that because we've been, we so many families that had to flee. most of them, it was because and they have to say produce and produce a dissenting capital. really stood out for it and they just got in so many testimonies. if they wouldn't speak on camera, not people. so the photos of that song, relatives in the mood, people that just said we just happily everything just the same time that you know, they went in the bed of night in the car. they left everything behind. they were living 6 of them in 2 tents included not that would go into 10 on the border. they just and i asked them how he's feeling right now. and they would say, well, we're happy with life with together i just call i think it's difficult to imagine that kind of danger and that kind of fear. and they said they could never go back. so i suppose a hap

but beat by the casto brokerage in the bottom is latisha. don't even talk to me about volunteers. mentioned one kind of big and all of this is biting. he kind of surprised that bernie sanders kind of read for main silence over the other democrats. but the body ministration came out and said, does what he has to say. whatever administration has said, there was a report as well about one course it is when it comes to cubans and cuba. there is no difference between a rubber republican and democrat. they're exactly the same, they're all there to placate the south florida voting popular so they can win florida because they know that that's the most electrically speaking. it's the most important state ok, so lasting reza military has stepped in. they've kind of squashed it for now. you're not seeing that even we thought of how do you story the fact that even it's kind of dying down little man, if you are marking me, those are the same people that are always there. does that help us the outside road when you do see the patrol, the military coming d

the towers are operating anyway allegedly and testimony that the company has just kept on mining. latisha yet i just for post bore is one of the biggest copper mines in europe, and it has been active for over a century. the surrounding landscape is scarred with open pit mine some slack keeps in the past 3 years in tremendously expanded production, yet again costing residents in the environment daily. this region is one of the most polluted in serbia, the serbian institute for public health. we conducted a study and found the cancer rate in 4th to be far above average, primarily due to severe pollution. and these results came to light even though the study has yet to be published. local environmentalists feel it's irresponsible to higher data. it's a public document and should be available to all citizens so they know what's going on. there is no reason to conceal this information or portrait. $1634.00 that we sent multiple requests for interviews to the ministry of mining, to the gin itself and to local authorities, but received no response. instead, jean employees appeared while we were

the office of state attorney general latisha gaines is expect ed to question cuomo today about sexualons against him. one former staff member said he asked her about her sexual orientation and another said he tried to kiss her. cnn political commentator and anchor for spectrum news. joey, to you. the fact that members of attorney general's office are talking to cuomo today, what does that tell you about where this inquiry stands right now? >> an awful lot. good morning to you, amara. good morning, errol. it certainly indicates they've done significant work. why? because before you interview the principle subject of an investigation you want all your ducks in a row. investigators going into that interview have significant information with respect to allegations, who those allegations come from, when they occurred, where they occurred, under what circumstances they occurred. we not only have to presume, right, that investigators have that information, but i think it's a good presumption to believe they have other documentation and emails and the other records, text messages, anything el

you're dealing with prosecutors latisha james, the new york state attorney general that is part of this prosecution team that basically campaigned that she would do whatever she could to get trump in the bounds of her legal authority to bring charges. so you know, i think it's clearly politicized, it's a small case. it would be in federal court. the southern district of northern federal prosecutors, if there was attractive case to be made on trump, this case would not be in new york state court. it would be in federal court. the people that are going to get punished here are the 3,500 people that work for the trump corporation. most prosecutions, you don't go after the company because you only end up hurting innocent people. >> martha: yeah. byron, quick thought on to. obviously it chould -- could go somewhere else from here. what is your take on what stage this is at right now? >> well, this was a fishing expedition. this apparently is what they have caught. as andy says, it's not a lot. in political terms, everybody knows that this was a fishing expedition. the prosecutors are going t

the office of attorney general there and actual principles themselves of being cy vance and take latishaa brief hearing yesterday. it was exactly as we would expect from an arraignment in manhattan court. so there was nothing that was kind of outside the thunderstorm except for it was the former president's best. so that is what with observed yesterday. think that it was more telling what we didn't hear in court and what we didn't see in documents. we didn't hear anything about bank fraud, insurance fraud. the millions and literally millions of pages of document documents that the district attorney's office was able to get as a result of their hard-fought supreme court battle with the trump attorneys about trump's taxes and the underlying documents, we really didn't see a lot of the other parts of this investigation that you and i have talked about so many times. it was very much focused on the specific off the books allegations and associated tax charges. evidence in thn dimt appears to be clear and true. all allegations at this point, but obviously what was contained is very specific.

the trump organization among others might become the subjects of future indictments and, of course, latishaally only has civil authority one of her powers is she can dissolve the trump organization. >> all right, david cay johnston, iyla, thanks to the both of you on that. >> good to be here. >>> a hurricane putting rescue efforts in jeopardy at the site of the condo collapse in florida. we'll tell you about that coming up next. you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." ons? got it. but, why did you use a permanent marker? because i want to make sure you remember. i am going to get a new whiteboard. it's not complicated. only at&t gives everyone our best deals on every smartphone. like the samsung galaxy s21 5g for free. here you go, let me help you. hi mr. charles, we made you dinner. ahh, thank you! ready to eat? yes i am! there's an america we build and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ feeling sluggi

this is the first criminal charges from sigh bans and latisha jaynes. this is likely the end game isn't allen weisselberg who is just one figure. following today's proceedings, attorney general james noted we will continue and follow the facts and the law wherever they may be. before the hearing wiseleberg's attorney said he would fight the charges but now that he faces criminal charges he could agree to cooperate. joining me is tom winter. so, tom, take us inside this proceeding today for mr. wiseleberg and the trump organization. >> in many respects, joy, this was very similar to a lot of arraignments in that building that had nothing to do with the gravity of the president or former president's key business and his chief financial officer. it was quick. it was rushed. there was a chatter in the courtroom that is not the type of atmosphere that we typically see in federal courts. but the difference is obviously we are talking about the president's company and his chief financial officer so there was definitely a little bit of a different sense in the

the end of the year, a long-time democrat, he's joined by a very partisan democrat in this case, latishaes, the new york attorney general. they're hardened police call people. i spoke with academics today that have no horse in the race. they think it's political. talk to john coffee at columbia, it looks political. this is not -- this is not watergate here. >> neil: to your point, it was not what we thought. charlie gasparino, thanks very much. i could be missing something. i'm not a lawyer. i know a good one coming up. jonathan turley on all of this, the g.w. law professor. what am i missing here, jonathan? this has been, you know, five eyes, $10 million and all i got was a lousy t-shirt that said i'm going to be fingered on not paying taxes on benefits. is that what this has come down to or am i missing something? >> no, you're not missing something. we're looking for something here. it's bizarre to say james and vance parading into the courthouse. this is -- this is clearly sort of a trophy kill case for james. she ran on the pledge to bag trump and his associates. they paraded into t

but now put yourself, if you will, in these two attorneys that were appointed by latisha james, the attorney general of new york. if you're with unof the attorneys asking the question, andrew, what would you ask? >> i'd cast as wide a net as would be not just her allegations, i'd talk about the culture, i'd talk about the nursing home, about state resources being used for his book. i cast this as broad as humanly possible, i'm looking for one, only one instance where he lied. maybe i bring in allegations that someone he isn't aware of has sat for an investigation brings up all with the goal to get him to lie and then he gets criminally charged for perjury. bill clinton didn't get impeached for having a sexual affair with monica lewinsky, he got impeached for lying about it. and my question is where is the new york legislature, right, supposed to be doing this impeachment probe? they're not doing it and we'll see what happens. griff: and we got a lesson in semantics with clinton, what the meaning of "is" is. and in terms of the inquiry where i think so this stand, do today's questioning tell

brian: all right, janice, is he starting to marginalize the investigation by latisha james using surrogatesk? janice: he is trying to demean her investigation into him saying she going to run for governor. victims shaming them again. this governor needs to go. if new york doesn't understand that yet, wake up. brian: right. he is not out of the wood. don't let his arrogance fool you. ron kim and janice dean, thank you so much. janice: you are welcome. >> thank you. brian: meanwhile, 24 hours before the top of the hour. >> politico says statements like this haven't caused americans to not trust the covid vaccine. >> let's say there is a vaccine approved and even distributed before the election. would you get it? >> i would not trust donald trump. brian: yeah. unbelievable. what does pollster lee carter think? she bucks politic facts in just a moment. ♪ ♪ with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement it's an important time to s