>> well, i think, paula, it depends on who you are.e the view that he should be aggressive if that's the legal strategy that they think is the right one. i think the hesitation probably comes more from the political side of the house. legally and ethically, it seems to me that hunter biden's team certainly can push back, if that's what they think will help them in terms of the criminal investigation and case. as a lawyer, i would be on the side of doing what they think will benefit him the most as far as legal exposure. >> and what's your take on the relationship with the white house? i mean, obviously this is a unique circumstance, but it's a fine line for president biden and his advisers to walk, right? >> it is. i mean, you know, he's doing the right thing so far, i think, by completely staying out of the prosecution side of things telling merrick garland to proceed however he thinks should be done without any influence at all from the white house. that's what he should do legally and ethically. so far it appears that he is doing th

paula: comenzamos hablando el tiempo. nos quedan muchos dÍas con temperaturas frescas.lega el calor. buenas noches y buenas noches a usted en casa. hacia san josÉ reportamos 70 en lo normal, la mÍnima se mantuvo en el mismo valor. vamos a tener niebla, nubes sondeado en la tarde y temperaturas frescas y bastante agradables. va a permanecer hasta el viernes. luego va a estar llegando otro y continuamos con temperaturas bastante agradables. continuamos con temperaturas agradables. mÁs adelante le digo quÉ esperar. marÍa antonieta mejÍa hablÓ con familia latinas para decirnos cÓmo lograr un pequeÑo equilibrio con las aplicaciones. >> el cirujano de estados unidos emitiÓ una advertencia sobre los afectos que las redes sociales pueden tener sobre la salud mental. >> nuestra investigaciÓn, los adolescentes que quieren mÁs opciones de privacidad. andrea moreno recomienda a los padres de familia estar muy pendientes. >> trates de mostrar interÉs sobre lo que los chicos hacen en lÍnea. lilia lÓpez tiene nietos y le preocupa las actividades negativas que pueden hacer allÍ. >> par

paula? >> as he said, interesting that the immediately said that this did. phil south korea, apparently has debris in its possession now. what more do they hope to learn about the north mission? and crucially, its capabilities at this one? >>, well from those images, what they appear to, have they say at this point it's presumed from this rocket to be fairly intact. not for me to say what they would gain, what kind of knowledge they could gain from that, but certainly they would be looking at a very closely to be able to try to ascertain exactly how far line this process is in the north koreans are. it's a process, kim jong-un, the leader has consistently said he want to have come to pollution. he wants to be able to have a military satellite in orbit. he has said that it is necessary because of the hostile activity of the u.s., it's necessary because of the u.s. military drills. they need to have the satellite in order to monitor and to. track he has been widely condemn. the u.s., japan hav

i'm paula newton. i have here on cnn newsroom. as g7 leaders meet in japan this hour, we see ukraine high on the agenda. volodymyr zelenskyy is set to join in person, seeking commitments from the world's wealthiest democracies. also, the u.s. is now signaling that it will not block allies from -- sending f-16 jets to ukraine. we will look at how that could change the battlefield, and tens of thousands of israelis marched through jerusalem's old city for mostly peaceful but tense flag parade. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with paula newton. >> leaders of the g7 nations are meeting at this hour in hiroshima, japan -- russian invasion of ukraine, of course, high on the agenda. and now we are learning they will be welcoming a special guest, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. the uk and european union have already announced new sanctions targeting russia's diamond trade. and in a key development, sources tell cnn the u.s. will not stand in the way of allies setting f-16 fighter jets

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the celtics just got to win two, paula.lking about these series. >> we talked about boston and the kind of sports season they've had in the last few weeks. >> after what the bruins did, after flaming out after that great season >>> major league baseball, really interested in this, they've had these radical rule changes in baseball and the main rule here, if i've got it right, this clock on the players. explain this to us and what happened. >> the biggest complaint for years, they did at who of surveys, the biggest complaints, the games were too long and a lot of time it was boring. baseball put in the new rules, one of them was to pitch clock, the games are coming in at 2 hours and 39 minutes, almost a half an hour shorter than just last season. we haven't seen, you know, any of those marathon four, five-hour games at all this season and also, stolen bases are way up and this is because pitchers can no longer throw over to first and second countless times with runners on, they can only do it twice. you're not seeing these e

paula? >> clare, thank you for all of that. and we remind you that the latest strikes on russia and russian-held territory may be the precursor to ukraine's long-awaited counter-offensive. president volodymyr zelenskyy saying this week that he in fact has decided on the dates. we want to go live now to brisbane and retired australian major general mcryan. he is also former commander of the australian defense college. and nice to have you here, as we try and parse out exactly what's going on. before we talk about strategy, though, can you just lay it on the line for us? what must ukraine's counter-offensive accomplish, if it is to be a success? >> hello. it's good to be with you again. the ukrainian in the coming offensive have to achieve a few things. firstly, they have to take back as much territory as possible. and they might not be able to take back all of ukraine, but they need to take back a considerable amount. secondly, they immediate to destroy as much of the russian army in ukraine as possible. but thirdly, and most im

i'm paula newton. ahead on "cnn newsroom," u.s.awmakers insist default is not an option, but there's no deal yet to raise the debt limit. ahead, what this could mean for the global economy. >>> plus new reporting from "the washington post." employees of former president trump allegedly moved boxes of papers at mar-a-lago a day before the justice department showed up to collect classified documents. >>> memorial day weekend is just the start of what's going to be a very busy summer travel season that we're expecting. >> yes, it is the unofficial start of summer and people are packing up and heading out of town for the long weekend. just ahead, we have your travel and weather forecast. >>> we do begin in washington where marathon talks to avoid the first-ever u.s. government debt default appear to be making progress. sources tell cnn the white house and congressional republicans are getting closer to a deal to raise the debt limit and cap federal spending for two years. now, any cuts or caps on defense or veteran spending are reporte

>>paula.e and more people just speaking out about what they went through, what they ex experienced and how traumatic all of this was. this shooting happened at 3:36 p.m. on a saturday, so, there were many, many people out at the mall, officials in allen, texas, saying that the officer who killed the shooter was actually out on an unrelated call, and he heard the gun shots, went towards that shooter, and eventually killed the shooter, according to law enforcement sources, telling our colleague john miller, the shooter was actually wearing tactical gear. and so, all of this is something that a lot of people at the mall saw and heard and witnessed, so, i want you to listen to another witness who says he saw some of the victims, saw a lot of bullets flying around, here is what he's saying. >> when i was -- when we were walking outside the store, there was a silver honda with a lot of gunshots. it was completely broken down, well, not, like 20 gunshots, at least. and then we kept walking, and i cou

paula?> i will note that while "the wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich remains in custody and that the united states has told americans to avoid going to russia, period, thanks for your update there, nada bashir in london, appreciate it. ♪ >>> now, while western allies continue to ratchet up sanctions aimed at isolating russia, one nato member, turkey, has been pursuing closer ties with the kremlin. now, in an exclusive interview with cnn's becky anderson, turkish president reaccept yhis comments come ahead of a crucial runoff on may 28th that could shape the region for decades to come. erdogan's opponent has publicly accused russia of meddling in the turkish election, which the kremlin flatly denied. in this exclusive interview cnn's becky anderson asked president erdogan about the upcoming election and his desire to rewrite turkey's constitution if he does win a second term. listen. >> this is a very simple question. if reelected, you have said that you want to completely overh

i'm paula newton, you are watching cnn newsroom. the white house is republican negotiators are closing in on a deal to avert a financial catastrophe. we're told an agreement to raise the debt ceiling could be reached as soon as today, any deal would then need to be passed by both houses of congress before june 5th. that's the date the u.s. is expected to run out of money to pay its bills. >>> florida governor and newly minted republican presidential candidate ron desantis is taking the gloves off when he speaks about his rival, former president donald trump. desantis' campaign raised over $8 million in its first 24 hours despite the glitch-filled announcement on twitter wednesday. since then desantis has been swinging hard at trump. >> he understands i've got a good chance to beat him. he doesn't criticize anybody else now, it's only me. they know i'm more likely to win the election. for him to say that we're not winning in florida, nope -- has taken a state from being a swing state 4 1/2 years ago to now being a red state in such a

star of "girls5eva," actress and comedian paula pell. cooking with chef michael solomonov.turing the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden delivered his second state of the union address tonight. oh, you mean his balloon assassination victory lap? [ laughter ] you know who would love some inflation? that spy balloon, bitch. but seriously, yeah, eggs are really expensive right now [ laughter ] that's right the state of the union was tonight and u2's bono attended as a guest of first lady dr. jill biden and i got to say i love that she's using the office of first lady to tick off her bucket list i mean she was at the grammys. she's going to the super bowl. now she's hanging out with bono. if biden gets re-elected, she's going to get the old gang together for one last heist. [ laughter ] president biden posted several photos yesterday to instagram, not on

i don't have a problem with them, but they have one with me. paula is an active list in the association of atheism in turkey. she's been threatened by the clergy because of her public statements and lives in constant fear of attack. i'm afraid for my own safety and for my son, i always keep an eye on him. even if i'm just sitting here and he's playing paula was forced to leave the capital, but she still hasn't given up her activism tonight, she has an appointment in is mere, the 3rd largest city in the country. it's a late back coastal city on the gmc. it's also a strong hold of the come on list left in this suburbs, paula is looking for cash for a months cafe. he's a man who like her is being pressured by the clergy. while mister co home on welcome to use, we find him eventually. she lives on that we're meeting and person efficient. so yes, we've never met a, she's always supposedly we've communicated a lot of the social media feel strange now. customer mine is not just a cafe owner, he's also a high school history teacher. he had the audacity to show his students cosmos, a documentary

paula? >> so this jury has found that former president sexually abused e. jean carroll and they have found him liable of battery which is a form of sexual assault and he did not rape her, but it is a form of battery and sexual assault and so this is a win for e. jean carroll, and we are hearing the individual questions and findings from this jury, but this is just in, this jury has found that former president trump did sexually abuse e. jean carroll and he is liable for battery. >> we also have the news that the jury has awarded and this is one of the several questions that they had to award is the damages and this is not criminal but civil and the punishment is financial, $2 million damages. and jennifer rogers is with us, and that i had to answer this jury and one of which is whether his conduct constituted rape, sexual abuse or forceable touching, and they came into the middle ground there sexual abuse, and what is the significance of that and how you come to that given the standard of th

paula: las recordamos a las —— paola dos.e repite y vamos a ver ese calor en la regiÓn. en el rango de los 50, aunque estemos en los altos 50 mantÉngase con esa chamarra. la niebla va a continuar durante la madrugada. santa rosa y napa con visibilidad bien reducida. en san francisco y en san josÉ veo algo de nubes. en la maÑana toda nuestra Área bien le dejaba. las temperaturas estarÁn en el rango de los 80. en san francisco estarÁn en los 65. es importante que se mantenga con esa protecciÓn. tiene que limitar la exposiciÓn al sol grande. usted necesita esa precauciÓn.. de san francisco vamos a ver esa salida de las nubes en la maÑana y a la noche las temperaturas en el rango bajo de los 50. >> muchos se preguntan cÓmo estÁ el nivel de polen. en nivel de polen se mantiene elevado. cuando llegues de casa cÁmbiese de ropa, cuando lave la ropa tambiÉn serÍa ideal que la lave y la ponga de —— nuestra comunidad es bien trabajadora. vivir en california es muy caro. nuevas leyes en california exigen que nuestros vehículos y máquinas

paula: el modelo me acusado de apuÑalar, se presentÓ en cortÉs se declarÓ no culpable.ad bajo fianza. recordemos que hace dos semanas la lectura de cargos se retrasÓ porque la abogada dijo que nos recibe el informe autopsia y toxicologÍa con tiempo suficiente para revisarlo. se espera que los abogados del caso se reÚnan el 19 de mayo para fijar fecha de la siguiente prÓxima audiencia. ademÁs, dos personas que sabiendo en pantalla enfrentan cargos por ejercer medicina sin licencia. mÓnica canales y james cable cometieron mÚltiples delitos inclusive el uso legal de una licencia de mÉdico y una firma electrÓnica para tener votos. los dos habrÍan creado un spa mÉdico donde ofrecÍan relleno de labios entre otros tratamientos de belleza. la policÍa ofrece una recompensa de hasta $10,000 por informaciÓn sobre un caso de homicidio.estÁn buscando este hombre que ven en pantalla. tiene 33 aÑos. se lo está acusando seÑalando por un presunto homicidio de una mujer de 30 aÑos e intento asesinato de un hombre de 28, quienes fueron atacados mientras se encontraban en su residencia. cu

paula? >> thank you. >>> and this afternoon, another group of migrants arrived via bus at the roosevelt hotel in new york city. that's the site of a new welcome center for asylum seekers. officials had planned to relocate migrants to towns outside of the city limits, but they're facing mounting resistance. more than a dozen nearby counties have already issued states of emergency in response. cnn's gloria joins us now from outside the roosevelt hotel. gloria, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: well, let me tell you a little bit about the scenes i have been watching unfold here today. we have been watching some city busses arrive at the roosevelt hotel behind me. in fact, i want to give you a look. if you see that white van that's there directly behind it as the city bus. what's likely to happen is there is a group of migrants likely waiting inside the hotel to board that bus and then they will be taken to another shelter. and the reason for that is that the city has located this hotel an

paula reid, back to you. how do we think that this recording is going to be informing this special counsel's thinking about possible charges against the former president? >> well, as one of our sources told me, this is a problem for the former president, for his attorneys. what's interesting is so much of the reporting was recently focused on questions about obstruction, because that's where a lot of the new reporting has focused. but what's interesting about this recording is it provides possible evidence of other crimes that are under investigation, mishandling classified information, retaining government secrets. as i've said in other hits that this justice department has been reluctant to bring cases that are solely obstruction without an underlying crime, which is why it was unclear if charges would be pursued in this case at all against the former president or against anyone else. but knowing that they're asking witnesses including mark milley about this, this is significant. it really gives us some ins

paula reid is outfront. paula, what happens now?> reporter: erin, it really is remarkable when you think about the timeline here, right? she was awarded $5 million from a jury, and then just a day later, he went and made remarks that were almost identical to the ones that had just been argued about at trial. now e. jean carroll is asking a judge to take those remarks that he made at the town hall and add them to another defamation lawsuit that she previously filed against the former president. why did she have multiple defamation suits? well, her original one in 2019 relates to things he said while he was in office and has been bogged down in appeals and legal challenges, trying to establish whether he can actually be sued for comments he made while in office. now, the other comments that he made after he left, that's already gone to trial, so that's why she's asking to amend that other lawsuit that is still live. and at this point, erin, it's unclear if the judge is going to allow that lawsuit to go forward at all or if the judge w

paula reid just broke this story. paula, what more are you learning? >> reporter: prosecutors working for special counsel jack smith have been asking about security footage from trump's mar-a-lago resort. and specifically how it was handled after the trump organization received a subpoena for it last summer, of course this footage is critical to understanding how classified materials were handled once they wouldn't down to florida. and of course the special counsel is not just looking into the possibly mishandling of classified documents but any efforts to obstruct this investigation. we've learned tomorrow, two top executives from the trump organization are expected to go before the grand jury to be asked questions. related to this exact subject, specifically matt calamari senior, he's worked there for decades. and during his time there he's primarily overseen security. his son matthew calamari junior, he's director of security, both of them are expected to appear before smith's grand jury tomorrow. we have learned that they're expected to be asked ab

paula, the judge had issued this order saying to mr. trump and his team you can't talk about the evidence, you can't publicly discuss it. so why force trump to appear by video conference to read him this rule? >> prosecutors insisted it was necessary because they said if the former president violates this order they may proceed trying to prosecute him for contempt. if they do that, they would need to establish that he had knowledge of what was exactly in this order. they didn't want him to be able to turn around be, like, i didn't exactly understand what i was supposed to do according to this order. so it feels like a bit of courtroom theater, but it is necessary to lay the groundwork for potential consequences if he violates this order. >> i have to say, i'm not familiar with this. is it unusual to have this kind of limitation placed on the defendant in any way about what he's allowed to say publicly? >> well, it is rare, jake, but it's not unheard of. ordinarily, any criminal defendant has a right to do really whatever he pleases with

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somebody ever that i had a conflict of the beginning, understand i would be for doing >> now it's 6, paula canny, the high-profile attorney representing name many the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee today drop mo many as her client. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. a judge granted and his request to withdraw at a hearing in san francisco superior court this morning. >> well, many was there as well. and he waived his right to a speedy preliminary trial. kenny said that her decision is a recent one kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >> represent somebody ever that i had a conflict of the beginning. understand i would be just far for doing here in the courtroom at the hall of justice in san francisco mean a moment. he's now former criminal defense attorney paula canny withdrew representation as his legal counsel. according to this court document, can be brought the motion to withdraw because of an actual an irreconcilable conflict of interest with her client. >> it states that the attorney client relationship has been damaged as a

i'd say the process that brought into paula was not free out there on suitable himself. he's not taking the likely he measure on this in his speech today that he acknowledges the fact that, you know, manual if he's up was he shows a stealing quotes, tried to get redress for the elections boss. he's expecting these hands to them and asking them to come and join him. so i think i run the government of national unity, but then it gives you a position on products. as i said, that cannot be uniquely have to process that. what you're going to paula is notes for ya say, when it goes bureau to flourish. vanya thank you so much. that's gonna take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. today. you're going to, as president in your room was 70, has assigned off on one of the world, harshest anti l g b t q laws. it includes the death penalty for quote, aggravated homosexuality. same sex relations were already outlined in uganda. western nations including the west and u. k, have condemned the new law spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has confir early

it's a grip on paula. effectively as it some, somewhere today that is possible. is that the for the, even though that we have of what happens. they cannot admit that because they say ok then this instead of what if he's at with i'd say the light is also terrible of their medical. they're both wrong. i was also a medical reports now more accurately done before. uh i mean, drink act. it has a web as of mazda, of a section on the, which is a kim loud this actually budgeting wrote in the world. the amenities have been very accurate and they bought it. so i did it well, it's not. and i don't know what does to, so what happened death. but i notice danger to innovation of governance in south africa was big public about this. right? in the time we have left, we took to learn about what african countries have or haven't done. what do you, what the west fate, briefly, what you want the west to do? 5. i think i think the west need really to we have in a much with our way look at what is happening here. go with the game and you'll have to be probably all you. it'll be under

when i asked paula canny what her defense was going to be for her former client, a murder suspect well of self-confidence. she replied i that it would have been a good one in courtney double. many waived his right to a speedy preliminary trial to allow his new florida-based attorney saam >> to get up to speed, the prelim was held over to june 13th at 09:00am and department 20 at the hall of justice in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> to santa clara county sheriff's deputies are recovering tonight after they were stabbed by an inmate at the county's main jail. it happened just before 7.30, sunday night. the inmate who has not been identified, they say made the knife in jail. he left his cell. they saying approach the deputies with the knife, then attacked the 2 deputies, both suffering moderate injuries to their hands and shoulders. they were taken to a local hospital and later released. >> disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes entered a prison camp in texas today. the 39 year-old starts to serve her 11 year sentence. she was convicted of fraud and conspiracy in 2022. over false

paula, stay with us. i want to bring in norm eisen to talk about this.at trump knew how to properly declassify, how big of a deal is it? >> i think the 16 letters are significant. if jack smith charges this matter, and it goes to a jury, the jury will need to decide, is this some made-up story or the reality? the reality is the law applies. donald trump cannot just declassify documents by blinking. that law is in place, and this is proof that he knew it. very big deal. >> so, also cnn has learned, norm that's national archives officials told the house committee that -- has misclassified materials. there's the commingling of documents. clearly that's different from documents being requested, subpoenas not complied with, but nonetheless, could that help trump? >> well, it's apples and oranges. there's no doubt that inadvertently mistakes have been made in every administration or made all the time, but here you have a pattern over many months of the government demanding these very classified, very sensitive document back, and evidence not only that they wer

paula. >> nic robertson, thank you.et's continue this conversation now with cnn global affairs analyst kim dozer, a senior manag managing editor the military times. of course, they depend on the support and weapons from g7 leaders. today they released a statement saying, quote, we reaffirm our unwavering support for ukraine for as long as it takes. how important was president zelenskyy's visit to this gathering? >> hugely important and also the trip ahead of time where he got aid promised from germany, from britain, and the netherlands was ab able to get u.s. permission for the offer to transfer f-16 jets to ukraine. all off this adds up to new aid pouring into the country in the coming months. now, there is a tale between when this kind of thing is approved and then when it finally arrives. and what zelenskyy's been doing is making sure that these tranches of aid keep arriving to keep his troops going on the ground. we have heard much about this spring counteroffensive. there is only a month left in spring to for the u

i'm paula newton. ahead on "cnn newsroom," at any minute president biden will hold a live press conference wrapping up the g7 summit. plus biden will return to washington as the u.s. inches ever closer to running out of money to pay its debts. a look at what could be on the table when he speaks to kevin mccarthy later today. >>> and wagner's forces say they've taken control of bakhmut after months of bloodshed, but ukrainian officials claim the fight isn't over. we'll take you live to ukraine for the very latest. >>> so u.s. president joe biden returns to washington later today where the debt ceiling crisis remains unresolved at this hour, and, yes, time is running out. right flou now mr. biden is hiroshima, japan, where the important g7 summit has just concluded. we're expecting him to appear right there at that podium and hold a press conference moment m momentarily. prison made a surprise appearance at the summit to make his case face-to-face and in person. he met with president biden who announced

i'm paula newton. ahead on cnn newsroom, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will attend the g-7 talks in person. we'll go live to hiroshima and london for the latest. >>> congress and the white house could be close to a deal to avert a default on the united states debt, but will there be a cost for democrats? >>> disney cancels plans for a $1 billion campus in florida but makes no mention if this is related to the house mouse's ongoing spat with governor ron desantis, as he is expected to make a big announcement of his own. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with paula newton. >> so it is 4 p.m. in hiroshima, japan, where the annual g-7 summit is now underway. soon they add a special guest, ukrainian about the volodymyr zelenskyy. he's due to attend the gathering after first stopping in saudi arabia to attend today's arab league summit according to cnn sources. that meeting will also be significant. already ukraine is top of mind in japan. the uk and european union have announced new sa

i see, i see said paula taking, i guess rot incentive because i mean i, as you was saying that your, you know, some argue that this little bit target the full about 5 minutes. i don't know to, it's coming to mind that the, the, you trusted the head, his commission. so it's a brussels, trusted him polling didn't. but i got to what do you read into the criticism from the you and the united states? what, what was that surprising? do you think what could have caused a re thing can was so i want michael is the recent. i mean this live in such a this phase in brussels and in washington, poland is very sensitive to of and very negative views. i mean these up, we have basically, they want, they want to keep in with the westland masters. so it might cause the reasoning. it's happened before. the poland has made all day shifts, moves um, such as, for instance, um the denial of the far an ownership of media. this of course, upsets immediately the americans because that meant the americans were going to be pushed out to poland, media market and poland. very quickly, back down. so it's possible t

bill income. paula european back. the observer is cast doubt. time. 30 is election transparency using incumbent. the incoming liter upholding an unfair rally. that's right after read jeopardy, type error, the one right one, the weekends run off race for the present. the it's about 7 p. m here in the russian capital and you're watching r t international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we start this news hour with breaking news from the north of coast about where at least 2 people have been injured in violent clashes between serbs and security forces comprising of local police and nato led peacekeepers. the the well to get an idea of what's going on there right now we're going to cross live to archie, contributor nicolay, your rich not now nickel or what's the latest you can tell us on the developing situation in kosovo. ok, so basically the so called costs of police forces and pay for that as they thought as being present on $3.00 and for several days already. guarding the building states and by force on friday, 4 days ago.

one important aspect of paula and kayte lynn and paula's reporting, new jersey is a one-party state.long as one party to the conversation approved the recording, then those recordings are going to be legal and potentially admissible against him. >> laura, reading the tea leaves of where jack smith is going in this investigation, it had seemed he was possibly only going to go after the obstruction of justice charges. this would suggest theoretically a broader case. >> intent is really the final puzzle piece for any prosecutor. it's the hardest thing to prove because you can't get into the mind of the person you're targeting. it does make it a broader case away from obstruction. also, is this document that was waved around pre portedly, do they actually have it? or is it part of another trove? it's expanding. >>> coming up, a key house vote happening this hour. it will help determine the fate of the debt limit compromise deal. plus, what cnn is learning about former vice president mike pence and exactly when he plans to get into the 2024 presidential race and what the chinese governmen

we are getting so many people paula. we got into the conditions that seeing the migraines, revenues, asylum seekers, all living in what would be a more humane immigration policy? we oversee not say yet from united states. what could be done very well. so there's a lot that could be done better. um, 1st of all, in the campaign we have, i mentioned over a 100 organizations partner organizations that work in various area legal, you know, providing a research all kinds of things. and they put together a lot of recommendations for the white house of how to approach our asylum system more to me. we have that on our website, we send it to the white house they have chosen to ignore it. but the specifically, i can see right now if we shifted some of our money from the militarization of our border enforcement detention if we change some of that and focused instead on processing and welcoming people, taking safety that would alleviate some of the problem. and that's an easy like fix, but again, the administration and previous admin

the man charged in killing him is not being represented by paula canny. he now has a new lawyer. reporter melanie woodrow has been covering their success the beginning and explains what happened. reporter: a new shakeup in the bob lee murder trial, attorney paula canning withdrawing representation of nima momeni. >> it happens. it is just like that. reporter: the announcement had been scheduled for the preliminary hearing. >> energetically and have my way, clients have their way. pretty much every major life case that has one of these high-profile things, the first lawyer always gets dumped. melanie: where she would not say what conflict of interest existed -- >> it is super interesting, but i am not ever going to tell you. melanie: she did say she withdrew, not that momeni fired her. his new attorney is an attorney based in florida. he tells the 18 momeni's family contacted him last week about taking over the case. he said he could not be in court today due to another hearing. tony brass was supposed to standard for him. >> my understanding is he not miss paula canny know that i

i'm paula newton. ahead here on "cnn newsroom," another mass shooting in america, this time in texas where at least eight people are dead after a gunman opened fire in a shopping mall. >>> a new weapon enters the battlefield in ukraine. the country saying it used an american made patriot system to take down a russian missile flying ten times the speed of sound. >>> plus a celebration that, yes, for a king. charles iii crowned in a ceremony full of pomp and pageantry. we'll have the highlights and break down the celebration yet to come. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with paula newton. >>> and we do begin in texas where eight people have been killed in the latest mass shooting in america. authorities say a gunman opened fire at an outlet mall near dallas on saturday. and it happened as dozens of people you could imagine they were just out shopping for the day. one witness filmed the horrifying scenes from the rampage, which we warn you, may be difficult to watch. you see it t

for the again electorate, paula, this is not a popular move at all.ng to make you popular in a november generation election if somehow he gets the republican nomination. >> so if you are advising desantis today, what would you tell him he needs to do going forward? >> well, there are always things you can suggest that are impossible, like changing personalities. or you can suggest tailoring what he is doing and the issues that he is stressing to make himself more acceptable to a general electorate. you know, the legislature in florida just passed almost everything he wanted because both are now overwhelmingly republican and they're backing his presidential bid. some of the bills that were passed that he signed probably could sell to a broader electorate. he's made it more likely that there will be more capital punishment in florida because he is lowering the number of jurors you need to get capital punishment enacted in a case that now it's unanimous. you have to have all 12 jurors. he's lowering it to 8. there are other subjects he would be better of

we have paula reid outside of the courtroom. paula, this is coming quickly. what do we know?ive blocks just to get here. look, the jury got the case at noon and i was in the court when the judge went through a detailed description of the task that they have at hand. as you noted, this is not a criminal case. it is a civil case. so there is no jail time on the line. this is all about whether the jury thinks that trump is liable for battery and defamation. e. jean carroll alleges that she was raped by trump in a bergdorf goodman in the spring of 1996, and she claimed that he defamed her by saying that this allegation was a hoax and a lie. but, yeah, the verdict came back quickly and deliberating over two hours and looking at the questions that they have to answer, this is a lot faster than we expected. a part of the job is to consider all of the evidence they have heard including e. jean carroll's case with the 11 witnesses including herself. former president trum dip did n put on a witness, and they did hear part of his deposition, and infamous "access hollywood" tape so it is

paula, first you. your thoughts on the media narrative around president biden's age.uld we be covering it in 2024 election cycle? >> so let me start with this, charles. i actually was working for hillary clinton in 2016 so i very much saw the way that the media completely sort of told the story of who hillary clinton was before she even got a chance to tell everybody who she is. before she even got a chance to introduce herself. i saw that very vividly so i understand the power that we have as journalist right now. i think our role right now is to really believe the picture and lay the story of the accidental threats this democracy is facing and i think that will be the biggest challenge that president biden is up against. what is the country that we live in right now? and then let voters decide. this is a country where one out of three american women have lost access to abortion. it is a country where over 45 states in this country have passed anti trans legislation, a country where at least 1000 books have been banned. there are over 200 mass shootings just this yea

in all the probe cost more than $6.5 million but as paula reid noted had little success in court as paulad three people, they were charged with lying to the fbi, both found not guilty and a mid-level lawyer pleaded guilty to doctoring a warrant to serve a certificate warrant. as for trump he wrote his supporters this last night, the american public was scammed just as it is being scammed right now. sara? >>> just in, new numbers show spending by american consumers rose last month after two months of declines. retail sales rose by 0.4% in april from the prior month. cnn's chief business correspondent and anchor of cnn's "early start" christine romans is here now. all right, so this is a tiny uptick. >> yes. >> what does it mean? does it tell us something? >> just think of all of the headwinds that consumers are facing, higher interest rates, their mortgage rates are higher, their car loans cost more, every day things still cost way more than they did a year ago. then you had these bank failures and all of this this talk about a recession and what did consumers do? they kept spending, went

thank you very much, paula. i want to go now to ashley humphries because she testified on behalf of e. jean carroll. and i really appreciate you taking the time, ashley. let me start, if i may, just how you thought. paula's describing these jurors as very attentive. were you surprised by this verdict at all? >> no, i wasn't surprised. the jury seemed very sympathetic to carroll, very kind of emotionally in tune with what was going on. so i was not surprised. >> so, when you testified and you were there, you saw the jury, you saw the courtroom. what impression did you get from the jury in terms of how they were paying attention, how they were focused? >> yeah. they were very attentive. some were taking notes. i saw some nods. they seemed to really be listening and really taking it all in. >> so, you're a professor, you're a social media expert. one of the things -- we're hearing quotes from e. jean carroll. she said that after this incident she had never been intimate with another man again. powerful moments here

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more on the exclusive reporting from paula reid in washington. what else do you know about these records that the national archives will turn over to the special counsel? it's incredible to take a step back here and say there are 16 documents. >> that's right. more and more documents the special counsel is fighting to get. and according to this letter that was obtained exclusively by our colleague jamie gangel, it reveals that these records documenting communication between the former president in some instances his top advisers laying out the when, why, and how you go about declassifying records. and that is significant because we know from our reporting that the special counsel is investigating possibly charging multiple crimes including the possible mishandling of classified documents. and in order to do that, you would need to establish that someone knowingly took these materials without going through the proper authorization. now, the former president and his lawyers, they have put forth multiple, sometimes conflicting explanations for why h

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