pamela smart lived it.utiful, young widow step from her small new england town, into america's most quipping trial. the case had it all, sex, betrayal and murder. a very real drama that inspired a hollywood hit movie. now, you're about to hear the chilling story from the woman at the center of it all. here's andrea canning with deadly secrets. >> you were the big show in town? >> it was. >> i mean, this story. people couldn't get enough of it. >> when i look back at the footage, i look like a baby. i look so young, and i look so afraid. that's exactly how i felt. >> before the menendez brothers, before the bob it's or amy fischer, or even oj, pamela smart was televisions first true crime celebrity. >> it's like i'm frozen forever in my worst mistake, and i'm judged forever by my worst mistake, and people think there's nothing else to me. >> the story begins in the old middle town of derry, new hampshire. 22 year old pamela smart had come home late from work to find her 24 year old husband, greg, sprawled ou

>> we are, pamela. we do know that president biden will be talking about democracy, making the case to americans, really imploring to americans, that they are responsible for tending to their own democracy, that it will not last without that. but then he quickly pivots directly to donald trump. let's take a look at one excerpt that makes this point, that this is about much more than democracy. the president, we're told, will say this. maga forces are determined to take this country backwards, backwards to an america where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy, no right to contraception, no right to marry who you love. so, that sentence right there that was released from the white house in an excerpt this evening shows that this speech is more than democracy. this speech is a midterm election speech, which of course we know this speech is what president biden is trying to seize upon those independent voters that are trying to energize them going into the midterm elections about the supreme cou

pamela: con su fÉrrea voluntad y una mano de ayuda espera salir adelante.n con nelson, un voluntario que le pone cuidado a todo lo que hace. realmente protege mi piel. me siento seguro porque va conmigo todo el día. dove men. 48 horas de frescura seca al instante. y va contigo. aún le puedo enseñar un par de trucos. 48 horas de frescura seca a la culebrilla no le importa. todavía bailamos toda la noche. a la culebrilla no le importa. hoy le di cinco vueltas al parque. pero a la culebrilla no le importa. porque 1 de cada 3 personas tendrán culebrilla, necesitas protegerte. no importa cuán saludable te sientas, con la edad tu sistema inmune se debilita y el riesgo de contraer culebrilla aumenta ¿qué puede protegerte? shingrix. puedes protegerte con una vacuna con más de 90% de efectividad probada. shingrix es una vacuna usada para prevenir culebrilla en adultos de cincuenta años o más. shingrix no protege a todos y no es para quienes tengan reacciones alérgicas graves a sus ingredientes o a una dosis previa. se observó un riesgo incrementado de síndrome de gu

but all that pressure doesn't seem to be affecting her at all, pamela.s, the microstory which is putting together these wins. i want to play a little bit of what she said after last night's win. >> i don't have anything to prove, i don't have anything to win. [ applause ] i have absolutely nothing to lose. honestly, i never get to play like this since '98, really. literally, i've had an x on my back since '99. so it's kind of fun, and i really enjoy just coming out and enjoying it. it's been a long time since i've been able to do that. >> reporter: pamela, that's the key to everything here. that's why you're seeing her calm on the court and serving well. all of that mental pressure in a career that's spanned three decades and five american presidents. she's outlasted the likes of michael jordan and tom brady, and she's in the pantheon of all-time greats. but she's allowing herself to feel the crowd and to enjoy that. i think that's very freeing for her. a very important point of all this, and why she's been able to make this run so far. if she continues

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pamela: uno de los grandes amores de tu vida. mucha bendiciones, los quiero mucho, les debo todo esto a ustedes, gracias por el amor, y que le da sÓlo son dos nÚmeros, de que las mujeres somos mÁs que dos nÚmeros. tengo sentimientos encontrados, pero bueno, los queremos y los vamos a apoyar a todos siempre. [mÚsica] michelle: ¡eso! ¡feliz cumpleaÑos! y que suene la plena, y con ella nuestros mejores deseos para nuestra querida jackie guerrido. gracias por todas tus enseÑanzas, te queremos, te admiramos muchÍsimo,cumples 50 aÑos, pero parece de 25 aÑos, y queremos conocer tu secreto de belleza. jackie: gracias a ti por tanto amor y por cer de mi compaÑero de trabajo. pamela: como decimos, ademÁs de ser buena compaÑeros una gran amiga, una gran mujer, una guerrera. mucha salud. >> vamos a bailar, chicos. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: si es residente de santa clara y estÁ incluido en un programa de salud, le diremos cÓmo solicitar ayuda para pagar sus medicamentos de diabetes. paola: le contaremos sobre el j

pamela? >> all right. thanks so much for that. >>> the weather this weekend is bringing both hope and fear to crews battling california's massive wildfires. the mosquito fire north of sacramento has scorched nearly 72,000 acres since igniting more than a week ago. and high winds in the forecast may spread it further. but there is hope in the weather, as well. some rain is coming. we have more now from los angeles. the mosquito fire is now california's biggest wildfire of the year. how much are fire officials counting on this coming rainstorm to give them that much-needed help? >> reporter: yeah, it's much needed water, pam. officials saying that they believe they're going to make significant progress thanks to the rain. but there is a pause sometime before that rain, and it is going to be very windy. we're talking wind speeds that can get to 25 to 35 miles per hour, and that's concerning because winds that are so fast can spread those flames very quickly. not only do they spread the flames quickly, they al

i'm pamela brown. >>> let's get to the newest forecast for hurricane ian and the damage it will be doing by this time tomorrow. jennifer, what is the latest on ian's power and path? >> pamela, we are within that 24-hour window where this storm will make landfall as a category 3, winds of 120 miles per hour, but gusts are up to 150 miles per hour now and moving to the north at 10 miles per hour. this storm is going to run parallel to key west within the next hour or so. you can see very close right there, so they are going to get the worst of the weather. but the worst is to come, because southwest florida is going to face the brunt of this storm. you can see the rain already showing up. we have tornado warnings, as well. as this eye becomes very defined, you can see all the lightning strikes around the center. this is a very strong storm. so this is going to create a lot of storm surge across southwest florida and will dump a tremendous amount of rain. so this could be a category 4 at landfall we belie

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> hurricane fiona, this massive storm, might drop 30 inches of rain on puerto rico before it moves on. and already, we are seeing scenes like this on your screen. flooded rivers tearing away bridges and making matters worse, no power. the island's entire electric grid is offline. it failed and plunged 3 million americans into darkness, hours before fiona made landfall. and puerto rico's main energy supplier says power will most likely be out for days. fema's assistant administrator for response and recovery told me just a short time ago, that more than 300 fema responders were already on the ground before the storm hit. let's bring in cnn meteorologist karen maginnis, monitoring fiona from the cnn severe weather center. we also have cnn's leyla santiago in san juan. laei leyla, first to you. millions of people will spend tonight in total darkness, not knowing when the power will turn on as this hurricane rages on. is puerto rico equipped for this

. >> i'm pamela brown in washington.ou ra live in the "cnn newsroom." ♪ >> the first leg of a final journey. queen elizabeth ii has arrived in the scottish capital, edinburgh. a smattering of applause and show of love as the queen's flag-draped coffin passed through the city's royal mile. for 500 years, this has been a processional route for kings and queens. and today it was part of the six-hour funeral procession from balmoral estate, where the queen died thursday. across the countryside, through villages and cities, crowds of mourners lined the streets to pay their respects. these scenes will be repeated as the queen's casket travels back to london for the funeral at westminster abbey a week from tomorrow. and here is one of the many poignant momentums of this day. princess anne, the queen's daughter, drops a courtesy, as you see, to her mother as she enters the royal family's official scottish residence, the palace of holly rood house. nick, it is 11 p.m. there. it has been quite an emotional day, hasn't it? >> oh, i

pamela? >> all right. new court documents in a lawsuit over diverted welfare funds included texts from nfl hall of famer brett favre who denies any wrongdoing in the scandal. the state of mississippi allegedly directed millions meant for families in need to help favre with his personal project. cnn's diane gallagher explains. >> reporter: new court documents filed this week include text messages that appear to show mississippi's former governor helping nfl hall of famer brett favre secure millions to build a volley barball facility in one the nation's poorest states a. fact favre's attorney said the former quarterback didn't know. >> he had no idea where it came from. >> the text messages revealed as part of the year's long reporting were entered on monday by an attorney for the non-profit founded by nancy new already pleaded guilty to charges related to the overall welfare fund scheme the state auditor called the largest public fraud scheme in mississippi history. new's son also pleaded guilty. court docu

>> pamela, this is more serious legal trouble for steve bannon. he's looking at a minimum of 30 days in prison. now we're hearing about the state charges. if they sound familiar, they're based on the same incident thhe was the federally indicted on in 2020. this is the we build the wall campaign that was on the internet where they crowdsourced fundraising up to $20 million for this we build the wall and then allegedly he and the other cofounders siphoned this money off for personal use. he was indicted along with the cofounders but donald trump pardoned him and only him in 2021. so new york started doing their own state investigation. they determined that over 11,000 new yorkers were defrauded in this campaign, so they fired state charges. it looks like a strong case based on the indictment. there are apparently texts from steve bannon that are incriminating, as well as his coconspirators. if he's convicted on the most serious charges, he's facing 5 to 15 years in prison on this case. >> all right, lonnie coombs, thank you so much. much appreciate

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>> a lot more rain, pamela. the rain now developing, the brighter clouds on this satellite picture south of puerto rico and they will move right over the top. so even though layla had a slight delay in the rainfall for a while, it is coming back. and it is going be back saul night long. 85 miles per hour. didn't get any stronger at the 5:00 advisory. but the rain is pouring on shore like a fire hose. the eye has now left puerto rico. it is on the way to the dominican republic. and there are warnings for that area as well. with an awful lot of rainfall and even some wind. and possibly even some surge. but the big story here, there are rivers right now that are higher than they were during maria. that is how much water has fallen. this is a freshwater flood. obviously nobody has a pump to get that water anywhere else. nobody has refrigeration. 103 mile per hour gusts, the highest i could find around ponce. there is another 5 to 15 inches rain. we're seeing the rivers at higher numbers than we've ever seen before b

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>> at least two so far, pamela. to open one at first in the bronx, which would typically be for adult asylum seekers and the plan would be to open a second one to be able to serve entire families of asylum seekers. the city is very quickly having to reassess and adapt anywhere to 300 to 400 asylum seekers a day arriving in new york city and that is a combination of those who come here on their own and those taking up offers from republican governors for a free ride north. that's where these shelters that were announced will kick in according to the city. these are soft-sided, tent-like structure. the city released a few images and they are hopefully by pass be the port authority and quickly offering things like food, clothing and temporary housing but emphasis on temporary. the plan would be to quickly move them out of a more permanent housing situation. that is the beginning of the next challenge here as they try to fit these people in a system that's already practically full to the brim out of the rough 13 asylum

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." well, what had been a sleepy atlantic hurricane season is now roaring to life and millions of americans are right in the path. this is tropical storm ian churning across the warm energizing waters of the caribbean. it's expected to strengthen to a hurricane before slamming into florida next week and if forecast models are accurate, it will be the first major hurricane to hit the state in four years. floridians are heeding the warnings and talking up on water, fuel and supplies and this afternoon florida's governor expanded a state of emergency to blanket the entire state. he says conditions are, quote, projected to constitute a major disaster. just minutes ago the national hurricane center issued its latest update. let's go straight to the cnn weather center where we are tracking it. what have we learned so far. >> reporter: the latest advisory, not much has changed other than key west is now just outside of the cone, still an uncertain center with this storm which plays a role in whe

thanks, pamela.e candidate principles were trusted election initiative is a cross partisan effort to really encourage candidates, political parties and voters to uphold five core doctrines of democratic elections. integrity, nonviolence, security, oversight and a peaceful transfer of power. so while it's an initiative of the carter center, it's backed by more than 50 organizations and institutions all across the political spectrum. they are essentially basic principles that encourage support for civility and fairness in our election process. they truly represent a minimum standard of behavior that americans expect to see from candidates seeking elected office, which are supported by people across the political spectrum. >> we know that hmore than half of senate candidates that are republican have at least raised doubts about the legitimacy of our elections. another analysis found it likely that election deniers will become a majority in the house next year. what are some of your concerns? >> our gove

this is certainly the case for pauline and pamela, who mirror each other in extraordinary ways. pregnant more or less at the same time i she did, because i always used to get the pregnancy arthritis l in my fingers. she used to come to me and say, "you're pregnant aren't you?" - we do sort of mirror each other, and it is bizarre. . when people hear about twin studies, and how much nature seems to be genetically determined, does that take away from our own sense of agency or our own control? it is very important to appreciate that genes do not work in determinative ways, they are predisposed, but they do not provide the final word. just because you have a gene, doesn't mean it will always be expressed. it takes a certain environment to bring that out. we all have genes that will be expressed given a particular environment. sometimes gene expression can occur in one twin, and not the other, and this can create differences between them. these environmental differences that trigger different gene expressions might even start in the womb. it doesn't mean we're set in stone, that we c

pamela: saltara por paracaÍdas por la increÍble saÑa de una abuela en minnesota, y lo pueden apreciarste inolvidable experiencia reorganizada por miembros de su comunidad religiosa, esta madre de 10 hijos asegura que no es la primera vez que pruebo los deportes extremos, ya que antes se habÍa deslizado por una cuerda gran altura. con esta buena extrema nos despedimos en el dÍa de hoy. ♪ ♪ locutor: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14" a las 18:00. >> con este calor venir un rato al parque a refrescarnoscon este calor. no hay otra que salir al parque. >> una caja de hielo con sus agüita. ramÓn: ahÍ estÁn los efectos de la ola de calor. cristal, le saluda ramÓn adame. varias ciudades estÁn bajo la ola de calor. el equipo de "noticias univisiÓn 14" se dio a latarea de recorrer las noticias sobre este calor, quÉ sucede con los distritos escolares y con los negocios que no cuentan con aire acondicionado? >> adelante, yadira. >> tuvimos algunos recortes y hoy vamos. >> tuvimos a josÉ en ciento otro grados. 100 grados en zonas de napa. el rÉcord mensual de livermore. en san josÉ 109. hay que es mi

pamela, what exactly did he turn over? >> he turned over, according to sources, jim and poppy, documents, communication, text exchanges around the election and efforts to overturn the election and january 6th, the same stuff he turned over to the january 6th committee, now turned over to doj. we do know that mark meadows was selective in what he turned over to the committee, and the same is the case with what was turned over to doj. there are still questions of privilege, and right now doj is fighting privilege claims from other trump aides behind closed doors in sealed court proceedings. we know that that is happening which, of course, leads you to the next question, will doj will asking for more from mark meadows? will there be more subpoenas in his future? the answer is likely yes. he is such a critical figure in the doj investigation on january 6th. it's hard to believe they wouldn't want to have more documents, more testimony from him. there is more to be seen in this case in particular. but what it shows you is that

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom. >> a quiet hurricane season in the atlantic gives birth to an ominous new storm. millions of americans are right in the path. this is tropical storm ian churning across the warm energizing waters of the caribbean. the latest forecast shows it strengthening to a category 4 over the gulf of mexico and possibly weakening next week. it would be the first major hurricane to hit the state in four years. floridians are stocking up on water, fuel and supplies. this afternoon florida's governor expanded a state of emergency to blanket the entire state. he says conditions are projected to constitute a major disaster. what's the latest? >> not much has changed as of the latest advisory from the national hurricane center. we have max sustained winds around the center at 45 miles per hour, still moving west at 16 miles per hour. a lot of convection now located around a new center. there's still a lot of uncertainty as to where the direct center is, which plays a r

tambiÉn nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias, descÁrguela en pamela: este jueves en "primer impacto".: miÉrcoles 28 de septiembre. Éstas son las noticias principales. en el suroeste de florida estaen rojo la catÁstrofe tras el descomunal impacto del huracÁn ian que dejÓ bajo el agua, sin energÍa elÉctrica y con billonarios una medicina experimental produjo en el 7% de cognitivoen un estudio desde casi 1800 pacientes. presentador: comenzamos por desgracia con lana no me desolaciÓn en la costa oeste de florida para el embate del huracÁn guÍan. la regiÓn es el resultados de esta zona que era encantadora para vivir y hacer turismo, incluso ideal para jubilarse por sus playas que son hermosas, pero hoy la construcciÓn ha devorado con inundaciones, destrozos comunales y apagones masivos, y han dejado en la zona marcada por el horror y aÚn sigue enseÑÁndose con florida. —— ensaÑÁndose. reportero: acÁ lo tenemos o ubicado en estos momentos con vientos de 90 millasy todavÍa es una tremenda fuerza destructora en todo el centro de la rueda, especialmente el corredor de todo lo que es la cuadra c

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as he made a campaign speech in the city of nara foreign leaders, including us, vice president, pamela harris, and indian prime minister there in modi. bought in attendance, got prime minister from york, issued up said this in his tribute he toyota corolla. he got critical to all who could have predicted, even in the slightest that such a day would come up with her and at the law abbey, son, you were some one who needed to be kept to lie for a long time. ever. that are nice to dish it on thought sick. i don't i was convinced that you would do your best for the next 10. almost like you know, 20 years. yeah. me as a campus that showed the future of japan and the world with extra oxy stick. but not all feel that way. protest as opposed to the state funeral, marched on the streets of tokyo ahead of the ceremony. people objected to the rare wonder for a number of reasons, including the hefty price tag of a little more than $11000000.00. and the abi, a family and his party, the really in these ties to a controversial church all the unification church of is a lead. assess him, told police he

s. remains engaged in the region. leading these efforts in the region has been vice president, pamela harris, who has visited japan and south korea in the shadow of north korea messiah launches . and the ever present influence of china. harris began her trip in japan, a treaty ally where she attended the funeral of slain, former leader. she's obeyed. she then traveled to another treaty ally, south korea. and earlier today in sol, she met south korean president. you. so you'll both leaders condemned recent miss. i launches by north korea and harris reaffirmed us commitment to south korea security. for 7 decades, the alliance between the united states and the republic of korea has been a lynch pen as security and prosperity on the korean peninsula and in the in the pacific. and throughout the globe, i am here to reinforce the strength of our alliance and strengthen our work together. working together was also the theme in washington where the u. s. is hosting leaders and representatives from 14 pacific island states in a 1st ever summit of this size. the region is traditionally been an

senior washington correspondent pamela brown has this new reporting for us. really important. tell us about this. >> reporter: yeah, this is former president trump's chief of staff. he was at the center of all of former president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. he was there in the white house on january 6th. we know a lot about of exposure and experience he had with trump on that critical day because of the text messages he had already turned over to the january 6 committee showing the behind the scenes, frantic back and forth, people texting back and forth telling the president to stop the rioters. we were told that the d.o.j. did subpoena mark meadows and that he turned over to d.o.j. the communications and documents that he had already turned over to the january 6th committee complying with this. but our understanding is that d.o.j. will likely continue to pursue more from mark meadows. we mo know what he turned over the committee was not the full scope of communications he had. he still has hundreds of documents and text messages he has not turned over but h

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around those, you know, that was our but the leader would you use a with what it was the, the work, pamela. but i think the question, but need to thank you for telling me somewhat during the day because i only get a lonely situ portable say i didn't i, mr. gardenia go with. oh, he did. it shows that it shows the what you have done. yeah. flushing it push on it . so you need to see that on your label. we'll get this in here. a customer with us like a piece of we did have to verify the last figure with the parts and publish limited video door. he put up the list of all of but usually i use a little guest form nikia love. the initial subway theater solicitor is to pull it from there. ah, just ne, you know, green, you mean he was on like you don't want you to select your or wouldn't a store and says to get them on your bullet. you won't be we'll train up a book. i'm going to, she didn't know if that was nice for me. if there was a, it isn't if problem, of course i but motion, which i mean, unless you will be eager to me. down of was done is people's written, exposed defense minister in may. 20

so we just got the information that prince charles or king charles the 3rd has now let pamela castle in a silver jack euro. he is expected to arrive an arbiter babble as habiting our court and approximately 45 minutes. and from here he will then proceed to london, where he will meet with from an astellas trust. and in the evening, he is expected to give a speech. and what can you tell us about some of the changes that this brings that his rain will bring? well, if you look on the, if you look at the past, i mean queen elizabeth, she was a fairly a political. whereas, like alex just said, i am prince or king charles is known to have been more vocal, especially when it comes to environmental and causes. and i think that's one of the things that we will see in terms of changes. i mean, there are, there are different changes if you look at all. so just sort of in the name itself . i mean, so far we've had the queen's face on coins on, on, on, on postmarks. and, and was that all now how to have his face on them and but sat certainly will be very in had his name's ronnie. i reckon emily, o

s. vice president, pamela harris, visited the demilitarized, sir that divides the korean peninsula, where she said, washington will use its full range of military capabilities to defend south korea harris arrived. and so a day after pyongyang conducted more ballistic missile tests, provocations, she said, were meant to destabilize the region. uganda as president, has ruled out ordering a lockdown to contain an ebola outbreak. saying his country cans control the spread without one president, you worried mus 70 said there have been 5 confirmed deaths with another 19 fatalities likely caused by the disease. there is no vaccine for the strain of the, of all the virus circulating in gun european union is planning to bring more sanctions against russia, their brit so called referendums and occupy parts of ukraine. more russian goods could be banned and technology exports stopped. if you states agree on the steps, while sco claims up to 99 percent of residents in parts of ukraine voted yes to annexation. now many residents are packing their bags and leaving, before russia can claim possession of

que tenga un excelente y pamela: este martes "primer impacto".tricia: viernes 2 de septiembre y estas son las principales noticias: al menos ocho inmigrantes se ahogaron en el rÍo bravo cuando intentaba cruzar de coahuila a texas. fueron arrastrados por la corriente mientras decenas de indocumentados fueron rescatados del rÍo. experto se recomiendan aplicarse la nueva versiÓn de la mÁquina de refuerzo contra el covid al menos tres meses despuÉs de la Última aplicada. empezarÁ a distribuirse masivamente. >> estÁ mÁs orientada a personas que pudieran tener una complicaciÓn mayor por el cÓdigo. ——por el covid. patricia: nuevas investigaciones sobre los alimentos superprocesados muestra que pueden causar cÁncer colorrectal en hombres y malestares sÚbitos en hombres y mujeres. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con patricia janiot y leÓn krauze. leÓn: buenas noches. por desgracia, comenzamos lamentando otra tragedia migratoria, una de las peores que se recuerde. al menos ocho inmigrantes murieron al ser arrastrados por la cor

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pamela brown has the night off and you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> a pilot threatens a mississippi community for hours and lands in jail. the bizarre drama playing out in the skies over tupelo. police saying before dawn, the pilot of the stolen plane called 911 and threatened to crash into a local walmart. pete monoteen followed the five-hour drama. >> reporter: jessica, this is the best possible outcome after a man who worked at a local airport in tupelo, mississippi stole a plane, threatened to crash it into a local walmart and then ultimately crash landed in a nearby soybean field. his name, cory wayne patterson. an employee of tupelo aviation. the operator of the tupelo regional airport, where he fueled airplanes. police now say that patterson did have some flying experience. they're not totally sure how much. so the big question is how he was able to start an airplane like this. a twin engine commuter plane, a beach craft king air c-90. he got on board, police say, around 5:00 a.m., made a phone call. local 911 operators picked up and they heard this threat from patterson, pol

pamela: mantÉngase informado con el equipo de "primer locutora: a la hora de absorber el agua es mÁsentonces vamos a monitorear. esta estarÁ durante la madrugada, continuamos con condiciones de el tiempo. durante el dÍa de hoy van a mantenerse esa probabilidad elevada de tormentas. hacia zonas de el norte de la bahÍa, hacia el condado de napa y al norte del condado de solano vamos a tener ese tiempo mÍnimo de tormenta severa. eso significa que durante la noche se mantendrÁ esta caracterÍstica. podremos tener vientos fuertes y tambiÉn caÍda de granizo, pero el riesgo es mÍnimo, sÓlo que no lo vamos a descartar. monitoreando nuestro radar, el sistema que nos ha mantenido esta lluvia. el centro de baja presiÓn se mantiene en la costa, pero todavÍa se mantienen algunas bandas y estarÁn continuando para el resto de la noche de hoy en nuestra Área. en estos momentos se ha movido un poco la lluvia, un poco mÁs hacia el este, pero no significa que no veremos lluvia y que simplemente va a desaparecer. hacia zonas de el norte de nuestra Área es donde tenemos mayor acumulaciÓn, mayor lluvia, pe

. >> pamela, your reporting said meadows and trump have kept up communications. >> yeah. a source tells cnn while the relationship has been strained, not quite the same, trump has complained about meadows, they have kept up contact. and trump's attorneys have told him to cut it off with mark meadows, they are concerned he could be a fact witness in the doj investigation, if he cooperates. so despite those warnings from his lawyers, trump continues to have contact with meadows. >> really interesting. elliott, separately but also related. jeffrey clark, the environmental lawyer, formerly at the doj, trump loyalist, he was part of the fake elector scheme, trump toyed with the idea of putting him in as ag, it was pushed down by a lot of trump aids, he's now defending himself in an ethics proceeding and in that defense he revealed what doj is investigating him for. take us through it. >> it's not just when we think of january 6th we're thinking of fake electors and the things that have been reported on. there are a few different crimes here, number one, obstruction of justice,

joining us now, pamela lehman. thank you for being here.our take on what's most important in the market right now. what does that move in mortgage rates mean for home buyers? >> well, unfortunately it means there's a lot less affordability out there in the market. and this is a market nationally that really saw such inned credible price increases during the pandemic that it's a double whammy of expenses pricings and expensive mortgages so something's got to give. can't stay like this forever. maria: we're talking this morning about how the market has cooled. how significants has the decline in prices been? >> so it depends where you're looking. i think when we see some of the boom towns that really benefited during the pandemic with everybody rushing out there to buy whether theses were towns out west or in the sun belt, i think you see the most price correction there. i think in areas like new york city you're seeing less price correction, the inventory has not built in new york city the way it has in some other places, nationally inventor

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reporter: for the pbs newshou i'm pamela watts in franklin massachusetts. judy: tonight on pbs, independent lens presents a documentary about the culture of hazing on university campuses. hazing, from filmmaker byron hurt, takes a deep dive into the culture and consequences of pledging rituals at american education institutions. >> pastor pat continues to keep memories alive. both families are still tormented by how their loved ones died. this is the other side of that. that people don't see. >> it was around 10:00. >> pitch black dark, no light. >> they went to wash off in the beach water and that is how they drowned. >> police reported their deaths as an accident with no evidence of hazing even though numerous eyewitness accounts set otherwise. judy: hazing from independent lens premies tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on pbs. check your local listings. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us on-line and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe and we'll see you soon. >> consumer cell

pamela, you're watching an important midnight deadline map. trump legal team and from the justice department, for that matter? >> this is expected to be a joint submission by both doj and the trump lawyers, and what they're going to be putting forward in this filing that we're expecting are lists of who they want to be the special master from their respective sides here, and how they believe this process should work, how the special master should review these classified documents. of course, looming over all of this are the fact that these are classified documents, and anyone reviewing them would need a top secret security clearance. now the judge had asked both sides to figure out where they agree, where they don't agree. that's why in part this is a joint submission. but, wolf, as you well know, all along, there has not been much agreement between the two sides. you can expect the same when this filing comes out tonight. both sides have different visions. but the judge said look, once this submission comes in, then she will make a decision e

. >>> i'm pamela brown in the washington. here are the top stories. florida's governor just declared a state of emergency as floridians brace for a potential midweek hurricane. plus fiona packed a punch in canada overnight, communitied still flooded at this hour. >>> and is a reception inevitable? new data is fuelling new fears. you're in the cnn newsroom. in coastal canada it is clear many residents will be spending it in total darkness. hundreds of thousands are without power after hurricane force winds swept through the region earlier today. though it's been downgraded to a cyclone, it's one of the strongest storms to hit canada's atlantic coast. it swamped the beach on prince edward island. police tweeted photos of destruction there. even as fiona fizzles, tropical storm ian is raising alarms throughout the caribbean and gulf of mexico. ron desantis declared a state of emergency with ian predicted to hit the state as a category 4 hurricane next week. le no rest for the weary here. what's the latest? >> the very latest from the national hurricane c

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>>> i'm pamela brown in washington. the top stories on this saturday. dozens of migrants get settled at a military base in massachusetts, but they may not be alone. florida governor ron desantis is pledging to send migrants from the border to other states. >>> plus, stocks falling, mortgage rates rising. everywhere but the gas pump surging. how close are we to a recession? >>> and rain is falling in puerto rico as tropical storm fiona gains strength and power outages are already becoming a problem. >>> florida's governor is turning up the heat on his migrant relocations, vowing that we what we saw this week is just the beginning. he says he will spend every penny from his $12 million relocation budget to send more migrants to liberal areas. >> reporter: the ongoing feud between republican governors and the biden administration over immigration policy escalated this week with florida governor ron desantis jumping into the mix and sending 50 migrants to martha's vineyard. texas governor greg abbott send migrants in front of the residence of vice president

. >> my colleague pamela brown spoke today with jim rich of idaho. let me play a little bit of what he told her. >> it is going to be difficult. there is no question about it. on the tother hand, you still need to deal with the families and explain to them that, you know, there are limited things that you can do when you have a -- this kind of a situation going on. in most instances we do get the people back. but that is not always the case. >> he seems to be urging skepticism really. like please don't get your hopes up. >> i think he's wisely managing expectations. he recognized how hard this is. the russians have a lot of leverage. we don't have a lot. and it seems like they're willing to let victor bout sit for a while. so we're in a difficult situation and it is important to manage expectations. i think they will get them home but it is not going to be quick or easy. >> and victor bout, the arms dealer, do they care about their people as much as they care about ours. >> they care about them for different reasons. they don't want bout back, maybe

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. >>> i'm alex marquart in washington in tonight for pamela brown. thank you so much for joining me. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> tropical storm ian on the cusp of becoming a hurricane. the storm is swirling toward the warm waters of the gulf where it's expected to explode into an intensity -- intensely powerful category 4. then ian will likely weaken a bit before charging ashore somewhere in florida. florida's governor saying that the storm's massive size means that the entire state will be impacted, and he has activated the national guard. just moments ago the national hurricane center issued its latest advisory. cnn meteorologist in the weather center. tom, what are we expecting from ian? >> let me tell you like it is here, alex. this infrared technology looks terrible. it looked disorganized. it's struggling. it's still a tropical storm. 5 p.m. advisory actually winds dropped a bit. sustained winds down to 45. however -- and there's always a however when it comes to the weather -- this is where you lean into the computer modeling. the com

police say pamela avenue is closed while they deal with this incident. so you might expect some traffic impact traffic impacts if you are in this area. >> ok, moving on to our next story. now today state officials gave an update on the impact of the california drought kron four's charles clifford reports for from marin county to tell us about the latest findings. >> the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor shows that almost all of california is still experiencing severe to exceptional drought conditions. that includes the bay area in marin county on thursday. logging creek below lake lock. any this has been reduced to a series of stagnant pools of water, but it's not all bad news across run watershed. the reservoirs are actually about 75% of full capacity, which is better then at this time last year in the east bay east bay muds total water storage is at 67% of full capacity. the sfp you see which provides water to san francisco and parts of the peninsula reports that their water supply which includes hetch hetcht reservoir in yosemite is at 67.6% of