you have to go downtown to go to the newsroom. you are not going to encounter the homeless person everyday on the street before you hop on to the metro for the one you usually see writing the city bus. like those encounters with people outside of your daily routine i think really are, i mean, i mean i really worry about that. you need to be around people who are not like you and put in situations you are not used to being in or you're not always comfortable and to do good journalism. i would be curious because you join the times at a time when you're not even in the building, you're not -- you're coming to us from san francisco, right? i kind of flip the question back on you, matt. >> it's interesting because i see, i'll ask you in a second, this ambivalence which courses through your book and i feel ambivalent about this, too. like on the one hand, there are all of these cities. minneapolis, it's interesting, when i worked at the "star tribune" in minneapolis the minneapolis "star tribune" building was very prominently downtown w

the newsroom is situated in the city is a beacon. doors in walls somewhere. and is there possibly possibility that i was as newsrooms, as that real estate has gotten challenging for these corporations, or media companies to uphold drives them deeper into their communities mixture wasn't in the process of making it more accessible. >> i love the positive gloss and i'd be curious because there's what you think too. that's been a significant disrupter in the fact that journalists are now working from home and getting these but that's life-threatening. depending on who you are and where you're going. so that's a real limit on the ability of journalists to do recording but i think that what you think about the new york times , it's it's a position at a placewhere i don't know how many thousands , is it millions of people that build from the port authority and a times square in a single day and see this gigantic building that they it's beautiful and very nearly like a skyscraper to the new york times. and i think chicago is the ultimate ex

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at the time latino representation at the new york times newsroom was only 13%. do you have a goal for the percentage of latin x journalists that you want to have employed at the times? >> the goal is unlimited. there are a goal i don't have, that they set before i came here. we're working on those percentages. but i will say that. it's, we have half of our county. half of our city is latino. and you know i think the really important thing is to have representation everywhere. not just in the ranks of reporters, and photographers andvideo journalists and others but in management and leadership. and in places where the influence can be felt even more. i'm actively, you know, concerned about that. in terms of coverage certainly we are working on some efforts to enhance our coverage. be more, you'll see later about new products and new initiatives which not prepared to talk about yet. they're in development. so i think that we're, we very much are going to, really be aggressive about increasing latino journalists. but also just about our coverage and how we get clos

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this is "cnn newsroom." >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> the u.s. may be turning a corner in the fight against covid-19. on average daily new infections are at their lowest level since august. hospitalizations and deaths are also declining, but experts warn those trends might not last if americans get complacent. the director of the national institutes of health told jim acosta about his concerns as winter approaches in the u.s. >> well, if you just look at the shape of the curve you would say we went over the top, which was a terrible top, and we're starting downward now, but i can't be absolutely assured how steep that downward slope will be or whether we might encounter another bump. this is not the time for people to let down their guard. we are in a circumstance where there are more people gathering indoors, cold weather is coming, schools are in place so ds an opportunity for this virus, we should think of the virus as an enemy, not anybody else torks have a party and take advantage of those moments where we begin to think we're okay. we

you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> undercover agents have arrested a u.s.clear engineer and his wife in a sting operation that's stranger than fiction. the maryland couple's accused of trying to sell secrets about nuclear powered submarine to a foreign country. they arranged for a handoff. the justice department said the fbi retrieved an sd card concealed within half a peanut butter sandwich at a pre-arranged dead drop location. the couple has been charged with violating the atomic energy act. >>> well, the drop in u.s. president joe biden's approval ratings has one democrat worried about his own election chances three weeks from now. terry mcauliffe is running for governor in virginia. he's downplaying a recent remark that he has to overcome the president's lagging support in the state but is calling on democrats to stop the in fighting and pass the infrastructure bill. joe johns has the details. >> reporter: if there's one thing that comes through about terry mcauliffe's comments, it's that he's frustrated. it's a frustration shared by many democrats in s

>>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom." president biden arrived for dinner with world leaders at the g 20 summit. there he is with the first lady. we're going to stay on top of developments out of the summit in the next several hours. stay with us for all those developments. we'll bring them to you live as they happen. >>> in the meantime, we start with two big developments on the big lie that donald trump will not like. a new court filing exposes the kinds of documents he wants to keep hidden about january 6. a new k file report exposes some of the most direct comments of a then trump lawyer's intent to undermine the election. the overnight released from the national archives. for the first time detailed general nature of the records trump is suing to keep secret, including files from top administration officials, steven miller, kayleigh mcenany. among the papers are three handwritten notes about events of january 6th. kaitlin poleance has more on what he doesn't want seen by the house committee investigating january 6th.

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just ahead here on "cnn newsroom." >> donald trump isn't the president any more. >> former president of the united states is still out pushing the big lie. >> bannon doesn't get to invent his own law. >> deposition deadline day on capitol hill. the january 6 committee targets trump aides steve bannon and kash patel. but will they show up? >>> deploy the national guard. u.s. business leaders call on the white house to address the bottlenecks choking u.s. ports. >>> and bali is back in business. the indonesian island open to tourists after 18 months of pandemic closures. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom." with isa soares. >>> hello, everyone. it is thursday, october 14th. a pivotal day in the congressional investigation of the deadly january 6 insurrection. top aides to former president donald trump are supposed to appear before the house select committee today as well as friday. committee members are making it clear. criminal contempt is the next step if they don't show up. lawmakers want to know what was happening in the trump white house on the day the riots. pr

. 5c} floor of the newsroom. 50 eo - le floor of the newsroom. 50 peeple are _ floor of the newsroom.0 people are killed in an attack isis claims responsibility. fire workers who have not been vaccinated against coronavirus and there's a lot of opposition. a very warm welcome to you and the most significant overhaul of the international tax system and the generation is been announced after negotiations in paris headed by the 0ecd, there will not be a tax that in theory more companies and virtually all responsible to pat’- virtually all responsible to pay. it will even the playing field for the world. here's how. the minimum rate will be set at 15% lower than the global average but higher than ireland's12.5% rate. hundred 36 countries have signed up with only can nigeria and pakistan and sri lanka of refusing. the organisation for economic cooperation in developing, they will collect extra and tax revenues. here the finance minister. it extra and tax revenues. here the finance minister.- the finance minister. it will allow us — the finance minister. it will allow us to _ the finance mi

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newspapers across the country, and then gutting the newsrooms and selling off assets. of a larger trend in the erosion of local news in this country, where thousands of reporter and editor jobs have been cut in the past decade. john yang has our conversation. john: judy, in may, the fund, alden global capital, bought tribune publishing, the media group whose roots stretch back to the 1840s and whose properties include the chicago tribune, baltimore sun and the new york daily news. the $633 million deal made alden the nation's second-largest newspaper owner in terms of circulation, with more than 200 newspapers. a look at alden global capital is on the cover story of the latest issue of the atlantic, which is currently available on-line. staff writer mckay coppins reported and wrote the story and joins us now. thanks for being with us. let's start with the basics. who are what is alden global capital and what have they been doing with all these newspapers that they own? >> alden is a hedge fund that many people in the financial world would consider a vulture hedge fund,

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>>> welcome to "cnn newsroom." i'm esa soares. the tech dpient chose profits over public safety according to a whistle-blower. >>> huge trove of private financial documents reveals how the rich and powerful have kept billions of dollars beyond the reach of taxes, predators and accountability. in a project known as the pandora papers, almost 12 million financial records were obtained by a team of reporters in the international consortium of investigative journalists. their report includes details of off shore accounts by people who are listed in "forbes" ." we should note cnn has not done its own analysis of the lee gall lit tis here. this could be appropriate. we spoke with greg miller, one of the journalists reporting on the pandora papers. this is what he said. >> reporter: are these off shore accounts legal that you analyzed? >> yeah. i mean, it depends. so these companies that offer shell companies and so forth, they reside in jurisdictions where they are abiding by the laws of, say, the british virgin islands, cypress, other

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the cnn newsroom continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. a moment of solemn reflection today as president biden honored our nation's fallen law enforcement officers. the setting for the national peace officer's memorial service, the u.s. capitol, the sight of an insurrection. >> particularly appropriate today, here nine months ago. brothers and sisters thwarted an un-american attack on our nation's values and our votes. because of you, democracy survived. >> and we've got a new glimpse into the horror those officers witnessed that day. it was filmed by a rioter who has pleaded guilty to remaining in a restricted room. one of the videos shows what the justice department says is one of the first breaches of the capitol. a person using a riot shield to smash a window. then more than a dozen rioters climbing through that window. the second video also shows a breach. people rushing down a hallway where they have a conversation with capitol police officer, eugene goodman. >> do it. where'd they go? >> bravery of officers like that comes in stark

now it's time for a look at the weather, let's cross the newsroom to nick miller. let me take you through the rest of the weekend, turned a little milder today but plenty of cloud, weather front approaching from the outline to, some rain across northern and western scotland pushing east across northern ireland through the afternoon. forthe northern ireland through the afternoon. for the west it may encounter some patchy rain, 12—14 top temperatures, brighter breaks in eastern scotland and england, when ds in the western isles, 50 mph gusts and a wet night and western scotland, up to a0 millimetres of rain, and the house, travel disruption possible, mild to come, rain pulling away by the morning and to the west of the wales and

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i'm paula newton in the cnn newsroom. >>> could alec baldwin and others face charges for the fatal shooting on the movie set? i'll ask a former federal prosecutor. >>> plus there is a new headliner on the democratic campaign trail. old and new. his name is barack obama. what he had to say about the republican party that's coming up. >>> and the fate of the jailed businessman is the latest flash point between turkey and its nato allies. we are live in istanbul with the latest. ♪ ♪ >>> mourners paid tribute saturday to the crew member who was accidentally shot to death by actor alec baldwin. these are images from a memorial in albuquerque, new mexico, honoring helena hutchins. she was killed thursday when baldwin unknowingly fired a live round from what was supposed to be a prop gun. cnn's lucy cavanaugh was there at the vigil. she spoke to people mourning hutchins, and has new details now on that crucial time line leading up to her death. >> reporter: the people have gathered here in downtown albuquerque to mourn the passing of helena hutchins, just 42 years old, a rising star in the film in

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i'm isa soares right here on "cnn newsroom." >> it's not time to run back in and pretend like nothing is going on. >> we have to be careful we don't prematurely declare victory. >> america's top health officials warn not to be too excited. >>> australia's largest city coming to life after a lockdown. we go live to you from sydney. and -- mass protests across poland. why there are growing fears of another european exit. >> reporter: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with isa soares. >>> hello, everyone. it is monday, october 11th. welcome. we begin this week with signs the u.s. is gaining ground in its fight against covid-19. have a look at this we've got on your screen. the number of new cases dropping across most of the country, we see that. only five states saw a significant jump in new infections last week. hospitalizations we have a look at that and deaths are dropping across much of the country. experts say now is not the time to let your guard down. >> we have to just be careful that we don't prematurely declare victory in many respects. we still have 68 million people el

our thanks your rewards. >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom," everyone. i'm isa soares f.ou're just joining us let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. the january 6 select committee could decide as soon as tuesday to hold steve bannon in criminal contempt. bannon isn't cooperating with the panel investigating the u.s. capitol attack. >>> and former president bill clinton is said to be on the mend in a california hospital. he's being treated after urinary tract infection spread to his bloodstream. of course, we'll have much more on both those stories in roughly 30 minutes on early start. >>> now, communities across norway have been coming together to mourn the five victims of a bow and arrow rampage which police say is now being treated as a suspected act of terrorism. candle light vigils have been held to remember the lives lost. the suspect has been identified as 37-year-old aspen anderson. police say they've spoken with him before over fears he was radicalized. cnn's melissa bell joins me. when we spoke this time yesterday, we were starting to get an

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> a 1 in 1 trillion event.hat's what alec baldwin calls the fatal shooting incident on the set of his latest film. the actor made his first on-camera comments since the prop gun he discharged killed the movie's cinematographer, 42-year-old helena hutchins. baldwin remembered her as his friend on a tight-knit crew. he and his family were in vermont when the paparazzi tracked them down. a visibly upset baldwin took their questions and called for new safety measures on film sets. >> would you ever work on another film set that involves firearms? >> i couldn't answer that question. i have no sense of it at all. i do know an ongoing effort to limit the use of firearms on film sets is something i'm extremely interested in. but remember, something that i think is important, that is, how many bullets have been fired in films and tv shows in the last 75 years? this is america, how many bullets have gone off in movies and on tv sets? probably billions in the last 75 years and nearly all of them without incident. so what

audible. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton. demand for booster doses is outpacing initial covid vaccinations in the united states now. so far, more than 12 million people have received a booster dose since the rollout began. you see the chart there. however, the number of people getting their first shot has dropped off 30% from a month ago. on thursday, the cdc signed off on moderna as well as johnson & johnson boosters. so many are wondering when they're going to be able to receive that extra dose. the top u.s. disease expert says for younger people, it might actually be sooner than you think. >> i would be rather confident that as we get further and further over the next weeks to months, that the age limit of it is going to be lowered, and you might soon fall into the age category where you can get eligible for a booster. >> dr. rodriguez is a board certified internal medicine specialist and viral researcher, and he joins me now. good to see you again. as we try to navigate the newest information, we now come to boosters. in

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call today. >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom." i'm isa soares.f you're just joining us, legalitylet me bring you up to date on our top stories. facebook left most of the globe in the dark for more than five hours. >>> and breaking news, the report says more than 200,000 minors were sexually abused within the french catholic church. we'll keep you updated, of course, on those two stories. >>> now, at least two organizers of the january 6 stop the steal rally in washington are cooperating with congressional investigators. the house committee has issued 11 subpoenas for communications from that day, and sources say a number of people have either complied or say they plan to comply. former white house press secretary stephanie grisham said she's terrified of the prospect of donald trump running for president in 2024. grisham is making the rounds promoting a book about her time in the white house. she's not the only one talking about a trump candidacy. cnn's brian todd reports. >> we won the election twice. >> reporter: the eyes of the political world

ahead on "cnn newsroom," a wonderful mom and wife whose career behind the camera was about to take off. helena hutchins remembered after she was killed on a movie set. >>> plus, actor richard gere could soon take the stand at a trial in italy that prevented a ship from docking and migrants stranded at sea. >>> and president barack obama back on the campaign trail. we'll share his message for republicans, just ahead. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> our top story, hundreds of mourners gathered in new mexico to honor slain cinematographer helena hutchins at a candlelight vigil. many of the mourners were members of the television and film history. police say hutchins was killed, thursday, when actor alec baldwin unknowingly fired a live round from what was supposed to be a prop gun. cnn's lucy kafanov has more from that vigil in albuquerque. >> reporter: well, people have gathered here in downtown albuquerque to mourn the passing of halyna hutchins, just 42 years old. a rising star in the film industry, whose life was cut so tragically sho

janet reporting live from the newsroom. thank you for that. update. well engineers for kaiser orange strike today they were in oakland, protesting. the memphis part of the stationary engineers union local 39. it's their job to maintain key medical and faculty equipment. organizers say they want higher pay and better working conditions, but they have not been able to reach an agreement with kaiser since her contract expired earlier this month. now. in a statement, kaiser said it is bargaining with the union, the president of kaiser foundation health plan and hospital said the engineers are among the highest paid in their profession in the country, adding. quote we are offering a reasonable wage increase and no takeaways, but the union is demanding much more as a bargaining tactic. the union has called an open ended strike seeking a significant increase in wages. new at 11 tonight. a man arrested by hayward police is now suing claiming officers used excessive force. the incident happened back in april on easter sunday. police say keith swain was armed w

you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, details on the hunt for kidnappedaries in haiti now that a source says police believe they know who's responsible. >>> the british parliament is set to honor slain mp david amess today. live in london with the details. >>> plus, the latest on china's economic struggles. we'll break down the disappointing gdp numbers from a live report from hong kong. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. well, a security source in haiti now tells cnn one of the country's most powerful gangs is believed to be behind the brazen kidnapping of a group of missionaries. 16 americans and one canadian were abducted on saturday after visiting an orphanage east of port-au-prince. the christian aid ministry says five children were among the group. the haitian security source says the gang called 400 moroso has been growing in strength and has been fueling the recent surge of kidnappings. we are following this story. good to see you, melissa. what is the latest on this kidnapping and

"cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin with president biden on the world stage and under pressure overseas and here at home. biden wrapping up a press conference just a few moments ago in rome following his first g20 summit where today he and world leaders tackled some of the biggest issues facing the world like climate change, the pandemic, and the global economy. but biden's trip abroad so far has been overshadowed by his stalled agenda here in washington. democrats in congress have yet to reach a compromise on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and that larger economic and climate plan. but as his agenda hangs in the balance, biden dismissed concerns that poll numbers posed a significant problem for his administration's priorities. let's take a listen. >> the polls are going to go up and down and up and down. they were high early. then they got medium, then went back up. now they're low. look at every other president. the same thing as happened. but that's not why i ran. i didn'

just ahead here on "cnn newsroom," joe biden's jeopardy in jeopardy. democrats are trying to reach a deal on the build back better plan. but the u.s. president needs congress to help with his climate agenda. in just a matter of hours, he is heading overseas to meet with world leaders. plus, taiwan's president talks to cnn about u.s. ties and the threat from china. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >> and thanks for joining us. joe biden leaves for rome later tonight where he and other g20 leaders will meet in person for the first time in more than two years. he has a busy schedule, but with climate legislation and other issues on hold in congress, it appears the president will be arriving in europe without a clear picture of what the u.s. plans to do. the russian and chinese leaders say they won't be there in person. without them, of course, it's question whether the rome summit can lead to meaningful action on climate, vaccines or anything else. he's expected to meet with pope francis on friday. the g20 summit will

this is "cnn newsroom."mp down a new firestorm over taiwan, insisting that america's military policy toward the island hasn't changed. now, the controversy erupted at a cnn town hall thursday night when president biden said this. >> you hear family saying biden wants to start a new cold war with china. i don't want a cold war with china. i just want china to understand that we are not going to step back. we're not going to change any views. >> so are you saying that united states would come to taiwan's defense? >> yes, we have a commitment to do that. >> administration officials say the u.s. remains committed to assisting taiwan's self-defense, but the long-standing policy is intentionally vague about what the u.s. military might do if taiwan were to be attacked by the mainland the u.s. policy towards taiwan has wider implications towards the region especially japan. our blake essig is live in tokyo. blake, biden raised plenty of eyebrows with his comments. what's been the reaction from beijing? >> kim, they

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