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

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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

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

and i'm pamela brown in "the situation room." 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 fo

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. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. >>> heartbreaking scene has been unfolding all night in the south korea kran capital. 146 people died in a nightclub district. many others are injured tonight. some of the video we're getting in is graphic. it appears the people got trapped in a crowd and panicked because they couldn't breathe. this is all still under investigation and the causes of death have not been confirmed. these images give you an idea of just how packed the neighborhood was at the time. let's get right to cnn will ripley live in seoul where it's 6:00 a.m. people out celebrating halloween. what happened here? >> reporter: it was horrible, pamela, to see them wheeling out the bodies. they were covered in sheets. you could see their halloween costumes. some were very distinctive. we have to be careful what video we show people because a lot of the families have not been notified yet. that is part of this massive effort under way here. we have 1700 police, firefig

>>> 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

>>> 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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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

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

i'm pamela brown. see you again next weekend. "who's talking to chris wallace" starts now. >> welcome to "who's talking." world famous chef turned humanitarian and business star turned business mogul and a movie producer that keeps turning hollywood on its head. up first, jose andres is right now helping victims of hurricane ian opens up why he changed his focus from high-end restaurants to a high-risk motion. on a gut level, what drives you? >> we can all make america better and the world better. sometimes you start with a better foot. >>> then, baseball legend alex rodriguez has become quite the business tycoon shares thoughts how to reinvigorate america's past time and opens up about his headline grabbing breakup with pop super star jennifer lopez. do you think you're good husband material or do you think honestly, that you just like the chase? >>> and later, judd apatow's movies have had us laughing for years and something hollywood has never done before and he teases me about my taste in movies. >> i'm learning so much about

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. and you are in the "cnn newsroom." a massive bridge, the longest one in europe, is crippled in a millisecond, and it's very bad news for russia. look here. this is the exact moment that russian president vladimir putin suffered his latest blow in his unprovoked war against ukraine. the blast from an apparent truck bomb knocking out three of the four lanes of the bridge that links mainland russia to the crimean peninsula. it's annexed territory in the south. now a huge bottleneck chokes a critical supply route for putin's war in ukraine. now we should note, ukraine has not claimed responsibility for in attack, but it is most certainly at the very least celebrating it. ukraine quickly unveiled this commemorative postal stamp that it will issue, and yes, that's an apparent nod to the so-called unsinkable "titanic." >>> let's go to kyiv and cnn's fred pleitgen. fred? >> 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

. >> 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

pamela brown is off. you are in the "cnn newsroom."e begin with the latest from a deadly shooting at a hospital in dallas, texas. details are still coming in to cnn cnn cnn. so far police are confirming at least two people are dead, both employees at the hospital. want to get more now, what are you hearing from your reporting on the ground? >> reporter: hey, paula. we know this happened at methodist dallas medical center, and the shooting was reported at around 11:00 a.m. local time in dallas, so about 12:00 p.m. eastern. authorities were getting calls of an active shooter in the area, and it was methodist health system police who responded to the scene. unfortunately, by the time all of this happened, two people were already dead. hospital employees. it's unclear how the suspect got into the hospital, but we do know that the health system police officer, he confronted the shooter, and he was able to stop him because he did shoot this suspect, and then that's when he was arrested. of course the health system now saying that everything

i'm pamela brown. the cnn original series "the murdochs: empire of influence" is up next. have a great rest of the night. >>> rupert murdoch is a media mogul. >> you really realize this story was about a father and his children and this question of what is going to happen to this empire. >> early on rupert develops a machiavellian approach to the newspaper business. it's about putting your rivals under. >> mr. maxwell has lost. you discover if you start turning the dial down markets, ratings go up. >> sex and murder and blood and mayhem. >> people are 40% of the circulation of newspapers. >> this is his moment to expand. >> murdoch put his stamp on the city of new york. here i am. you better pay some attention. i'm gonna have one hell of an impact. >> as usual, we were drinking one night. the producers, the reporters and me. we always gathered. >> the first concrete block was removed by east german workers. >> we hear the berlin wall is coming down. what? we've got to go. what? >> a current affairs got to go to the wall? oh, yeah. so we made a few calls. and we commandeere

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom. >> russia's rerevenge and ukrainian civilians pay the pride. overnight they rain down on zaporizhzhia in southeastern ukraine. at least 13 people are dead. dozens are hospitalized. more than 200 rescuers have been combing through the rubble, looking for survivors and more victims. the russian attack on this enabled comes hours after a truck bomb on the bridge. that's created a huge bottleneck, choking a critical supply route for peoplen's wear. these new satellite imaging show the damage from above. despite that, russia says it's resuming some car and train service. fred pleitgen is in kyiv with the latest. >> reporter: certainly some strikes there in zaporizhzhia. some buildings have been -- of course, scores of people were killed and wounded in those attacks. if we look back over the past couple days, that's not the first time zaporizhzhia has been h hit. here's what we're learning. satellite images taken shortly after the explosion show the bridge

here is what one official had to say to cnn's pamela brown on sunday. >> it has been legal in georgia to challenge anybody for years. they are trying to scare people. but the records get knocked down every single day. but they are saying people are being sub pressed but it's a lie. voter suppress is just as much a lie as voter fraud. i'm tired of fighting it and it is disheartening but people get partisan gain from it. >> the big question for tuesday's election is whether these races will flip control of congress. i spoke with cnn's senior political analyst and asked him if he believes republicans stand a chance of taking control of the house of representatives. here is part of our conversations. >> i think the senate is an absolute coin flip. but it is likely as i said, that the side that wins two out of three from pennsylvania, georgia, and nevada probably has the gavel at the end of the day. >> how likely is it that republicans will take the house? >> well, you know as we said before, republicans only need five seats to take the house. in all of the midterm elections since the civi

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. >>> don't forget that you can tweet meme @pamela brown cnn, y can follow me on instagram with the same handle. thank you so much for joining us. i'll see you tomorrow night at 5:00 eastern. the murdochs is next. >> arguably the most influential media figure in the english language. >> an extraordinary, powerful figure. >> media mastermind. >> global empire worth more than $80 billion. >> he is rupert murdoch. >> it's 2018, and rupert murdoch and his wife, jerry hall are vacationing in the caribbean on his son lachlan's, amazing yacht, the sarissa. >> named after a macedonian weapon of war. it's this exquisite sailing vessel. it's a work of art. as we understand it, they're sleeping on the boat. it's the caribbean. it's peaceful. in the middle of the night, rupert gets up to relieve himself and trips and falls. rupert is lying on the floor of his cabin, and he can't get up and the situation seems serious, he may not survive. a lot is at stake here, his own life as well as his company. >> he has not yet designated an heir. >> and the future of his media empire will be up for grabs. >> st

. >> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom. ♪ >>> and we begin tonight with extraordinary behind the scenes video of house speaker nancy pelosi and other congressional leaders as they flood the capitol during the january 6th attack. this footage shows in detail how lawmakers transformed a nearby military base into a command center and frantically worked with the vice president to put down the violence on capitol hill. let's bring in cnn's zachary cohen. walk us through this video. >> this is the first time we're getting a look inside ft. mcnair on january 6th after members of congress were evacuated from the capitol. we know people like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer were all taken to this secure location, where they, this video shows, were frantically trying to figure out a way to certify the election for joe biden. while they were there, nancy pelosi gets on the phone with mike pence and they figure out a way to vote on certifying the election, either at the capitol or somewhere else. take a liste

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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

. >> i'm pamela brown in washington, and you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> in the midterm elections, the marathon campaign season is now a full-on sprint to november 8th. just nine days, american voters will decide key races at the state and national levels, including who controls the house and senate. and big stakes mean big names. top power brokers from both parties are fanning out across the country in coming days. former presidents trump and obama will lend their influence in tight races, as will president biden. barack obama is on a five-state tour to rally support for democrats. he campaigned in georgia friday and in wisconsin and michigan yesterday. and florida governor ron desantis is also on the stump this weekend. the rising gop star rallied support for lee zeldin in the race for new york governor. polling shows pretty clearly that the national momentum has tilted toward the republicans in recent weeks, and now top democrats and strategists are telling cnn of a shift in strategy among some candidates. they're focusing on the larger picture, the threat to democracy tied to

this comes from pamela brown and according to a source speaking with pam, a person did tell the fbi that donald trump had given the instruction to move boxes out of a basement storage room at mar-a-lago and into the residence. this was after the spring whenever a subpoena came in saying that the documents needed to go back to the federal government. so also important when they're hearing this. but the other thing about this is how the fbi heard this. 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 r

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i'm pamela brown in the "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. have a great evening. >>> "outfront" next, panic inside russia. putin's forces failing on the battlefield as the u.s. believes ukraine was behind the assassination of a prominent russian. >>> plus, our bill weir with the first glimpses of the hurricane's devastation on pine island. a barrier island that has been completely isolated after its main bridge collapsed. >>> breaking news this hour. we have some new details coming in about what the fbi seized from mar-a-lago. that is just coming to light right now. let's go out front. and good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, targeting kyiv. putin making a desperate move to strike near kyiv as russian forces are firing a dozen airstrikes at a town near the capital. it's hundreds of mile as way from the front lines, and it is an away by putin to instill fear by an army that has been failing on the battlefield. we have graphic new images from today which show the remains of what was a russian caravan near the city of lyman. car af

. >> i'm pamela brown in washington and you are live in the cnn newsroom. and we begin this evening with shocking new video of the january 6th attack, footage that was subpoenaed by the january 6th committee from british documentary filmmaker alex holder. the section you're about to see was never released to the public until today. and you'll see new angles on the chaos and the violence that erupted at the capitol that day and you'll hear protestors clearly bent on mayhem. a warning for you that this footage includes graphic language. >> i have never in my life been so angry at 545 pieces of here. we got to get the roaches out. every one of them. >> exterminate. >> and i've never thought that i would be this mad at a country that i was so proud of. >> yeah! >> it pisses me off. i'm proud to be here. i'm so happy everybody is here. this is unity. >> that's right. >> and i'm proud to call him my president. he's the best thing that ever happened to this country. and you know what, i'm going to stand by him to the end. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> i'll

>>> i'm pamela brown in washington. the top stories for you, vladimir putin facing even more grim choices after a massive blast partially destroys russia's prized crimea bridge. >>> also ahead, after months of legal sparring, the clock ticks for elon musk to close the deal on twitter. >>> and a toddler miraculously rescued after his parents' car is stolen with him trapped inside. you're in the cnn newsroom. >>> a prized achievement of vladimir putin, an apparently target of his ukrainian tormenters. this right here is the exact moment the russian president suffered his latest blow in his war on ukraine, the blast from an apparent truck bomb knocking out three of the four lanes of the bridge that links russia to crimea, its annexed territory in the south. now a huge bottleneck chokes a critical supply route for putin's war in ukraine. ukraine hand sn't claimed responsibility, but it is celebrating it. ukraine will issue this commemorative postal stamp with a nod to the titanic. one senior ukrainian official couldn't igno

our coverage continues with pamela brown with wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." >iles an emergency request at the u.s. supreme court, asking the justices to intervene in the dispute over materials seize it at mar-a-lago. will the court restore the special master's review of more than 100 documents marked as classified? >>> and cnn is on the ground in florida where rescuers are still trying to reach survivors nearly a week after hurricane ian. officials say some communities

i'm pamela brown. i'll see you again next weekend. "who's talking to chris wallace wallace" is up next. have a great night. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my guests tonight became famous early in their careers. pete buttigieg in a candidate conversation about politics, parenting and a controversial billionaire. what do you think of elon musk? >> very interesting guy. >> then the newest visitor to the white house michael and never heard about his time and we all still have that? >> any doubt in your mind. >> later to perform is now on the growing empire and beef with barack obama is byron allen. >> the president of the yatunit states is nothing more than hired help. >> you had a few clunkers in recent years. that's not perception. that's reality. >> i've been feeling stronger than ever now in my life. >> how would you rate yourself as a chef? >> i'm not doing that with you christopher wallace. >>> with billions of infrastructure dollars to handout, some say he's the most powerful transportation secretary ever and at age 40 pete b

and it appears he was finally comp compelled, or sources are telling pamela brown he was compelled tor today and answer some additional questions. we expect, wolf, that this is not a fight that's over. we expect that other witnesses, people like pat cipollone, patrick philbin, important witnesses that the former president has tried to stop from testifying, providing testimony, we expect those people to be called back before the grand jury and to answer those questions from prosecutors. >> important point. and shan, in another blow to former president trump, a legal blow to former president trump, the u.s. supreme court today rejected his emergency request to intervene in the dispute over the highly classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. so where does this go from here? >> well, i think this pretty much ends trump's ability to go to the court on this. he may come up with other issues to try them again, but the court has made the very right decision not to validate this unprecedented interference with a criminal investigation by the judiciary. so i'm happy to see that the court ha

i'm pamela brown and we'll see you again next weekend. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my next guests took very different paths to prominence. a cop and songwriter turned pop music sensation and one of the best selling authors of all time. up first, new york city mayorer i -- mayor eric adams with less than one year on the job. >>> migrants bussed to the big apple and many are scared to ride the subway. you're saying the crime problem in this city is more presumption than reality? >>> then pop singer meghan trainor tells me about her first album since becoming a new mom and how her breakthrough single changed everything. >> it was like watching the greatest movie ever and i was right there on the screen. >> and later, best selling author james patterson on the rivalry with steven king and his controversial writing process. i will say in your autobiography, you seem a little defensive. i worked a lot on this question, alex. [ laughter ] are you always like this? are you saying parents are wrong? >> yes. >> will you come back? >> yes, of course i will. >> okay. >>> new yo

i'm pamela brown? with t "who's talkingng to chris walla" is up next. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." 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 should be. >> then, tech mogul mark cuban surprises me with some news about his future on "shark tank." and his ongoing feud with one guest shark. >> have you been in the same room with him? >> no, i have not. i haven't talked to him since. not a word. >>> and later, the so-called man with a golden ear, clyde davis, reveals the biggest recording artist he never signed and the one he'll always be remembered for. >> is whitney the artist of your career? >> i worked a lot on this question. >> deny it? don't deny it. are yo

i'm pamela brown. "being the second gentleman" with dana bash up next. >>> what's it like being the first second gentleman? >> he's never been here. >> doug emhoff is making history of his own. what is your job? as he redefines an old role for a new generation. >> there's this toxicity, this masculine idea of what a man is. >> a father -- >> it's the kids' initials. i wanted really a reminder. what's important to me. >> who with the vice president is marking many firsts. >> this was very emotional to be able to do this. >> while still trying to make time for each other. >> we're not each other's chief of staff. we're husband and wife. >> the opportunity of a lifetime for the former entertainment lawyer who gave up his job to support his wife. >> men need to support women. >> in this series, we talk to people in politics and pop culture and find out what it's like to be them. now "being the second gentleman." >> what's it like to be the first second gentleman? >> i'm only the first second gentleman beca

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. >> i'm pamela brown and you are live in the "cnn newsroom". >> just 16 days from now, the dust will be settling in the nation's midterm elections, when voters will decide which party they want to control the house and senate. and polls show voter interest at record highs, along with alarming levels of division and anger, as well. a new nbc news poll shows that more than 80% of both republicans and democrats believe that the other party is a threat to destroy america. high inflation and economic fears are mobilizing voters, and that's hurting democrats, the party in power. and in recent days, republicans have wrestled back momentum and one senator says, time is running out for democrats to sell their economic plan to inflation-weary americans. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young people and working people who will be voting democratic. and i think what democrats have got to do is contrast their economic plan with the republicans. >> reporter: just minutes from now, we're going to hear from a republican, republican senator roy blunt of missouri about his view o

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i'm pamela brown. see you again next weekend. "who is talking to chris wallace" is up next. he's talking to george clooney the mayor of flavor down and dickck eversrsol. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my next guests entertained you for years, some of the biggest movie stars and one of the most popular celebrity chefs and the man behind some of the biggest television sports ves events in history. up first, george clooney as you've never seen him. how his wife and kids changed his life and his hits and misses on the screen. which lasts longer for you, the successes or fail yures. >> failures. >> and guy opens up about the secret to his success and answers critics who say he serves a heart attack on a plate. >> i'm a chef. i'm not your doctor. okay? >> right. >> got to have responsibility in what you eat. >>> and later, the legendary dick everosl. he gets real about the future of sports on tv. >> has america's love affair with the olympics disappeared? >> i worked a lot on this question. are you always like this? are you saying parents are wrong? >> yes. >> will you c

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 defense ministry pointing to a map that acknowledges significant losses on the battlefield. this is the map that russia showed today of territory it claimed is under its control. in one day they show that russian forces have been pushed south. you can actually see it in the change in the shades. they're showing that themselves, and