>> well, thank you, pamela.what they will see is really an up-close look at the destruction that they've seen from the video clips that have been offered on the news and some other photos that may have been shared through local sources. it is going to hit home. it is going to be emotional when they see their properties up close and the amount of damage that this storm inflicted upon them. i know it a little bit personally from hurricane irma, when that struck my home and caused damage, and even though i had been involved in storm recovery and response i just wasn't prepared for the damage on my own property. so i think it will be an emotional day for a lot of people. >> homes are much more than just the physical structure, right? it can represent and symbolize so much more than just that. it will be a difficult day. the fire chief there said just about every home has some sort of damage. you also have the mayor of sanibel saying it is critically important that no one lives on the island right now. how long do yo

i'm pamela brown, and you're in i'm pamela brown, and you're in the situation room. -- captions by vitacscovery effort exactly one week after hurricane ian made landfall. kaitlan collins is traveling with president biden, who surveyed the damage in florida today. we're going to have more on that in just a moment. >>> but first, let's go cnn's randi kaye in naples. she took an hour-long boat ride

pamela. >> and we should note, we heard what the governor said but we should note that as you emphasize, nadia, that residents there are questioning why they weren't told to evacuate sooner. and you are the vehicle for their questions to the governor. excellent reporting, nadia romero there on the ground. let's go about 65 miles south to ft. myers beach where we find jim acosta. you were out again today touring the area. what did you see and what will people tell you? >> reporter: it is just absolutely heartbreaking. when you talk to people in this area. they're going back to their homes. some of these folks did evacuate and when they go back to their homes they're just finding heartbreaking scene. homes filled with mud and sometimes the home isn't there at all. maybe the ground level of the home was wiped out and so on. and it is just absolutely depressing. you look at the video that we're showing you right now. this is one street that we went down in bonita springs. you see how the storm su

i'm pamela brown, and you're in i'm pamela brown, and you're in the situation room. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this hour, we're following the urgent rescue and discovery effort exactly one week after hurricane ian made landfall. kaitlan collins is traveling with president biden, who surveyed the damage in florida today. we're going to have more on that in just a moment. >>> but first, let's go cnn's randi kaye in naples. she took an hour-long boat ride to get a closer look at the devastation on sanibal island as residents returned home for the first time. it was an emotional romoment fo so many people. >> reporter: absolutely, pamela. we took this boat ride with a couple of women who brought their home on sanibal island two years ago. it was their dream home, and they had to hire a driver, a captain, because it's the only way to get to the island now, because that causeway was destroyed by hurricane ian. so, it was about an hourlong boat ride and then about a mile walk from the beach to their home, and what we saw along the way was just horrible. and so sad. there were car

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>> reporter: hi there, pamela. you know, it's a blame game going back and forth between the russians and the ukrainians right now as far as that explosion is concerned. an ad zipper to ukraine's president coming out earlier today and suggesting it might have been an inside job by russian security services. no real evidence to back that up, however. the russians for their part squarely pointing the finger of blame at the ukrainians. however, the ukrainians have not acknowledged that they were behind the explosion. nevertheless, it definitely is a huge blow to vladimir putin and his war effort in ukraine. the devastating blow to vladimir putin's war effort in ukraine both strategically and symbolically. the kerch bridge that links russia's mainland with occupied crimea on fire and heavily damaged. moscow's investigatie ive committee -- >> according to preliminary information a truck exploded on the automobile part of the crimean bridge from the side of the peninsula in the morning today which caused seven fuel tanks

i'm pamela brown in washington. the top stories tonight, parts of a with seoul neighborhood are closed off after more than 140 people are killed and many more than that are injured tonight during halloween festivities. >>> the husband of speaker nancy pelosi remains in the hospital recovering from a violent attack inside his home as police say this was not a random attack. >>> plus record early voting continues across the country. in georgia, almost 1.5 million ballots have already been cast. >>> and an 8-year-old has accomplished what no other kid his age has ever done before. climbed to the top of el capitan. you're in the "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin in the south korean capital, seoul, where a halloween celebration went terribly wrong. the death toll is now up to 149, and many others are injured. some of the video we're going to show you, it is very disturbing. many of the victims, they are young adults looking forward to their first big halloween party since covid restrictions were lifted. it appears they were t

pamela? >> all right. thank you for joining me tonight. i'm pamela brown?" my guests tonight are notable leaders in their field. a public health expert, a billionaire businessman and a legendary music producer. up first, cdc director rochelle walensky has the latest in the fight against covid and gets candid about what it's like to deal with a pandemic in the current political climate. >> oh, it's so frustrating. it just feels like that's not where health sul

pamela. >> thanks so much. the new york governor's race is heating up with incumbent kathy trying to hold off republican challenger in a surprising contest. congressman is getting big name help from florida from florida governor. he will join zelden for rally. republicans must think this race is winnable if name like ron desantis is there for this late push. what are we expecting to hear? >> reporter: i think we will hear part of what we have been hearing. both of them had debates just a couple of days ago. they both focused on public safety. that's the one issue that lee has been really concentrated on during this campaign. surprisingly close in the last couple of days according to some polls. the reason that's surprising is because here in new york, considered a democrat strongholds, democrats haven't had to worry about a republican taking over the governorship in more than 20 years. these very, very tight polls in last couple of weeks are creating a headache for the incumbent and democrats, the governor has

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>>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom as we cover the devastation caused by hurricane ian. here is the newest information coming in this saturday evening. the storm's death toll in florida now stands at 66. this is the scene in north port, which is in sarasota county. state officials say the latest known death is that of a 62-year-old woman also from that county. she apparently drowned after getting trapped in her vehicle. take a look at the massive amount of water people risked traveling through today east of sarasota. they're in their car. this is a car, not a boat, makes its way down a very flooded state highway. sheriff's deputies and firefighters went door to door in the community of hidden river warning people about a potentially levee beach. on cape coral, they are checking on victims who may need urgent help. fire rescue say they have been collecting people and pets and taking them to a fire station where helicopters are ferrying people to safety. this afternoon, governor ron desantis s

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and i'm pamela brown in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, defeat in a rare admission. russia acknowledging it's losing ground on the battlefield. and tonight a russian official calling for putin's resignation is out front. he's in fear of retribution and of being drafted into putin's army. >>> justice clarence thomas gives the department of justice a deadline after trump's emergency request for the supreme court to intervene in the mar-a-lago case. >>> new audio of trump talking about ron desantis, a man trump calls whiney and fat. let's go out front. good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, russia admitting defeat. the spokesman for putin's

>> well, pamela, that's exactly correct. at the same time kind of revving up. the first is, of course, covid, and that's been with us for a while. second, as you and elizabeth just were saying, influenza has struck early, a month to six weeks early, and it seemingly preferentially hitting children. and then there's this third virus that's been in the news, rsv, respiratory syncytial virus. it's a january-february virus. what's it doing here now? well, it's here and spreading particularly among children and putting a strain on the beds and the emergency rooms in our children's hospitals. and, of course, some of that, particularly the rsv part, is because we've taken off our masks. we're no longer social distancing. we're traveling. we're going to religious services. the children are back in school. and all of this provides an environment for these viruses to spread. now, the good news is we have two vaccines against these three viruses, one against covid, the other vaccine against flu. it's time for everyone to get both of th

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and i think what's notable about amp pamela's vision. it was both conservative and inclusive from the very beginning. she made clear that her goal was to restore the house. the outbuildings the gardens and the grounds quote as nearly as possible into the condition in which they were left by george washington now, i i say that's conservative in the sense that it wasn't a grandising. she wasn't trying to improve it or embellish it she wants to present it to people as washington knew it and it was inclusive because she envisioned it as not just the mansion and the tomb but all of the buildings that were surviving in 1859 and so, you know, i don't really have that, you know that vision of i forget what you call it when you imagine what didn't happen, but we do have evidence of other suggestions that were put forth to her by authorities by architects by landscape architects and those included ideas such as fitting out the grounds as a memorial park conserving scarce funds by preserving only the mansion and the family tombs the other structure

and i think what is notable about and pamela's vision, it was both conservative and inclusive. from the very beginning, she made clear that her goal was to restore the house, the outbuildings, the gardens, and trying to improve it or embellish it. she wants to presented to people as washington knew it and it was inclusive because he -- she envisioned it as not just the -- and the -- but all of the building surviving in 1859. so i don't really have that vision of, i forget what you call, it when you imagine what it did not happen, but we do have evidence of other suggestions that were put forth to her by authorities, by architects, by landscape architects, and those included ideas such as filling out the grounds as a memorial park, conserving scarce funds by preserving only the mansion and the family tombs, but the other structure said at the time were of no interest as there were only four quote on quote the meals. by which of course was meant the enslaved people who were making the plantation really operate and really responsible for all of washington's legendary hospitality.

pamela? >> yeah, i was here -- i'm here in my home state of kentucky talking to voters and definitely inflation and the economy weighing heavily on their minds. but we talked to some people who said abortion actually outweighs the economy when it comes to voting. thank you so much, nadia. we'll hear what those voters had to mel me later on in the show. earlier this month, a cnn kff poll found that 90% of u.s. adults said the united states is experiencing a mental health crisis. well, now there's a new way for states to get help, providing mental health and addiction services to those who need it most. joining us now is missouri senator roy blunt, who has helped spearhead this bipartisan legislation. senator, thanks for coming on. we're going to talk about your new mental health program in just a moment. but first, we want to talk about the midterms. so, i want to know, what we said at the beginning of the show, republicans were trailing for a time, but they had staged a bit of a comeback here

pamela defouw is the executive director.e've seen a lot of birds of prey with fractured wings and a lot of that has to do with the obvious high rate of wind that came through knocking them out of trees. same with the squirrels. you know, they blow out of their nests and then they're laying on the ground for 10 to 12 hours because the storm was so long. john: and the far reaching effects of ian aren't over -- the storm continued its march up the east coast, hitting the carolinas with rains and high winds. and the storm surge knocked out piers along the coast. in florida this afternoon, fema administrator deanne criswell acknowledged the long road to recovery. ms. criswell: we have already started the planning efforts for what it's gonna take to rebuild these communities and recover from this storm, but also recover in a way that makes them more resilient against some of the impacts from these storms in the future. anthony: this was scary. it was my first ever hurricane experience, it was scary. and i just hope it gets better.

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pamela brown takes over the "cnn newsroom" live after a quick break. have a good night. >>> ian's death toll in florida is rising today. >> can we get some help down here? >> more supplies are coming in. there were four boats that just arrived moments ago. >> this community has never ever seen this high of flooding before. >> now we're going into day four without having electricity. that's when you get to that life-threatening range. >> we have no power, no phone service, nothing. >> the buildings are ripped off of their foundation and swept backwards. >> should there have been a mandatory evacuation that came sooner. >> i wouldn't have changed anything. this storm was unpredictable. >> there's a degree of personal responsibility here. >> i think people got complacent. >> lyman was completely liberated. >> it's likely to have a roll-on effect to russian positions further towards the russian border in the days ahead. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> the death toll from hurricane ian jumps again in florida. 74 p

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington and you are live in the "cnn newsroom." tonight, cnn has obtained new footage of the january 6th u.s. capitol insurrection not seen on television until today. it's from a british documentary filmmaker and it features new images of the violent chaos that descended on the capitol that day. take a look. >> right now, the people in the capitol are sheltering in place. they have gone to their safe rooms or whatever and they're sheltering in place. we have the capitol. >> that angry crowd swarming onto the ground, smashing windows, fighting the officers trying to stop them and shouting we have the capitol. this disturbing footage caps a week that saw the last public hearing of the j-6 committee before the midterm elections. it ended with a dramatic flourish. a unanimous vote to subpoena former president donald j. trump. the question is will he or won't he comply. earlier today, committee member adam kinzinger shared his thoughts. >> do you believe that the justice department, if the president refuses, should hold him in criminal

. >> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" on this saturday. >>> president biden is offering his deepest condolences to the united states ally south korea after a terrible halloween tragedy there. i have to tell you, some of the images we're going to show you, they are very disturbing. almost 150 people were killed while out partying in the capital, seoul. the crowd got out of control and many young people in costumes were apparently crushed and couldn't breathe. we've just learned one american is among the injured. investigators are trying to figure out what set off this terrible turn of events. the south korean president has ordered emergency workers to quickly identify the victims for the sake of those families waking up who still haven't heard from their loved ones. our will ripley has been covering this disaster all night in seoul where it is now 8:00 a.m. will, these were just people who were out trying to have a good time for halloween, dressed up in their costumes. and now this. i jus

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now bush's pamela sir les stress and struggling to hold on to her job, she lost a 2nd cabinet minister. and just under a week, the home secretary was forced to resign days after the finance, the nasa was sacked. trust is now facing pressure and cause for her government to resign from within hern party. prime minister, less trust government is on the bring after day of chaos and confusion of the house of commons. mrs. baker, i have been very clear. ah, i am sorry. i have made mistakes, the leader of opposition mocked her apology and promised and watched the prime minister's response to say, she sorry. what does she think people will think and say, that's all right. i don't mind financial ruin. at least she apologized for the prime minister is determined that she will not resign. mister speaker, i am a fighter, another i visited little convince even for lawmakers. this is absolute loss grace as is tory m p. if 17 years he's never been a minister pacer got on with, it could loyally most of the time, i think, is a shambles in a disgrace. i think it is utterly appalling. this just was also

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, germany, which currently leads the g 7 and our neighbor, china can play a special role in this. pamela, who shannon put out artisan on toll got important target was i planned to talk with chancellor all of sholtes about this as well as in our kitchen and game that will look better in general. the whole world will suffer if the situation continues and worsens. and developing countries will suffer, especially are also a lot of political tim horton, dairy. the risk that the world will face starvation kit and there is a risk that the world will enter a severe energy crisis. that is why, of course, human kind stands against war. let me repeat that. i think it is the historic duty of today's world leaders, especially the united nations, to resolve the situation through a consensual approach as much as possible without resorting to nuclear weapons. here i'll suddenly looked at her companion austin about how much talking that to him, woocommerce cusp butter. pity you repeatedly saying the dialogue is needed. you are in contact with the russian president. do you think that he will change his mi

, germany, which currently leads the g 7 and our neighbor, china can play a special role in this. pamela, who shall humble doubt thoughtlessly untold, got important target if i plan to talk with chancellor all love schultz about this as well as in our, our hickson game, victor, better in general, the whole world will suffer if this situation continues and worsens. and developing countries will suffer, especially are also a lot of political tim horton dairy, the risk that the world will face starvation kit, and there is a risk that the world will enter a severe energy crisis. that is why, of course, human kind stands against war. let me repeat that, i think it is the historic duty of today's world leaders, especially the united nations, to resolve the situation through a consensual approach as much as possible without resorting to nuclear weapons here ah, suddenly looked in at her convenience austin about hammock talking at the im woocommerce plus potter pity you repeatedly saying the dialogue is needed. you are in contact with the russian president. do you think that he will change his m

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pamela wood from the baltimore banner. tracy wilkins in nbc washington. alexis taylor represents the afro-american newspapers. jeff falcon of maryland public television. the debate will feature questions from student journalists for morgan state and salisbury university. dan cox is the republican nominee for governor. wes moore is the democratic elected nominee. each candidate has the opportunity to use -- two make an opening statement. we randomly used maryland's pick three from yesterday to determine who goes first. >> good evening. this could be maryland's moment. we have amazing people and incredible potential. i was raised by an immigrant single mom after my dad died. i joined the army and learned the basic principle, leave no one behind. as your governor, that will be the new mission for maryland. i understand you are concerned about paying groceries and bills. we can build an economy that works for everyone. i understand you are worried about safety in your own communities. we can work with communities and law enforcement to ensure public safety. i

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>>> i'm pamela brown in washington, and you are live in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. the people impacted by hurricane ian are learning more about how their lives are upended by one of the most powerful storms to ever hit florida. minutes ago we learned that power will likely not be restored in many areas before next sunday. think about that. but ian is also proving to be one of the most deadly in recent years and officials in florida say that at least 66 people are confirmed dead and more than half of the fatalities are here, amid the widespread devastation in lee county which is home to fort myers, sheriff says there that more than 600 rescues in that county alone, and more than 100 1,100 across the state. and there is a threat of a levee collapsing which is a 15-foot wall crashing into the neighborhood. officials reopened a stretch between north port and englewood and there have been lanes that had been shutdown in both direction, but it is reopened now. and earlier governor ron desantis said that overflowing lakes and rivers have created havoc. >> there are other a

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according to pamela's reporting, this person initially did speak to the fbi and denied handling boxes. then the fbi was able to get footage out of mar-a-lago showing on surveillance tape that boxes were moved and then changed their story. john? >> you can see where the videotape evidence plays into this. how much does it matter that apparently this request by donald trump came after the subpoena for documents? >> reporter: john, remember one of the things that is under investigation here is obstruction of justice. and that is something that we know that the justice department has been looking for and the moving of boxes out of that storage room and the concealing of them potentially has been salient to investigators. they noted that is something that could become part of their obstruction investigation. so the timing of this is very, very important especially for that part of what they're looking at, john. >> terrific reporting, thank you. >>> joining us now to talk more about this, cnn legal and national security analyst and former senior security counsel to the director of intellige

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a source familiar is telling pamela brown about a witness's description to the fbi, and that witness was telling the fbi that donald trump gave instructions to move boxes out of the basement storage room at mar-a-lago and into residents at mar-a-lago. as you mentioned, when this happened was important. it came after the subpoena from the justice department demanding to donald trump and his team that all of the boxes should be returned. the other thing that's important here is that the justice department, remember, is investigating obstruction of justice. they've already told us in a court filing that what happened to those boxes, the boxes potentially being moved, was salient to them. they wrote the government developed evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room and efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. prosecutors have also said in court filings that they believe those boxes that may have been returned were not -- that may have been removed were not returned to them. all these pieces are coming together. a