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>> reporter: they are, anderson. let me show you a little behind me. it is very early in the morning. all night what we have seen is a steady trickle of the cars. that line of traffic that we can see goes back for dozens of miles. the people are getting out of their cars and coming over. some have come on bicycles. some are coming over on foot. we have seen fighting age men and we have seen women, children accompanying them, children being pushed in their strollers as they try to get away as quickly as they can across the border, taking what little they can with them. sometimes a suitcase, really reminiscent of the scenes we have been seeing along ukraine's border. this time we're talking about russia's. >> so do people -- is the russia border -- russians are still allowing them out? is this a place where russia has the ability to stop them? what are you hearing from people about why they're leaving? >> reporter: basically, this is all about the draft that was announced last week by vladamir putin. people scared about how it's being applied. the chaotic nature of the way it's being applied inside russia. not just the 300,000 people with previous military experience, but they say that they're scared of finding themselves in prison or on the front lines, because they say people are just being taken from the streets. so there's a problem of what's happening now. there are fears that this could become a full mobilization. but more than that, you mentioned this crossing. this is one that russians could come through easily. until now, it's been relatively easy. now you have the logistics of people trying to get in. the real fear of the ones we have been speaking to, managed to get through tonight, this is one of those border crossings that could be closed all together. a partial and full mobilization, and the introduction of martial law. they tell us they're getting out while they can. >> according to russian state news agency, draft paperpers wi be given to men crossing the border. have you seen that taking place and will that defer anyone? >> reporter: it will probably add to the sense of urgency with which they flee. what we have been hearing from police on the georgian side is what they expect to see is a change in the nature of the people crossing. so fewer fighting age men able to get through, because essentially what they expect is a sort of filtration system to be put in place. so that those men are more carefully checked. and the ones that are not allowed to pass through, kept on the other side of the border. >> melissa, thank you. we're joined now by my guest. it's amazing to see those images, those are not people fleeing ukraine as we are used to seeing to poland or els elsewhere. they're fleeing russia going into georgia. >> and you understand why president vladamir putin waited so long before going ahead and ordering partial mobilization. there's such a huge difference between watching this special operation playing out on your television sets, and then having it destroy your life. having to send your son, your brother off to a front line where ultimately people understand they may be used as cannon fodder. and there's a real understanding for people, the whole thing that putin offered was this idea of stability. and now they're seeing all the gains that have been made over the last three decades suddenly, potentially disappearing into thin air. >> the idea that they're arresting protestors and they're getting some of them to go and fight. they offer to people in prison you get a reduced sentence or get out but you have to fight in ukraine. >> i think it's important to keep perspective about this, in terms of what is the impact on the battlefield? look at some of the guys we're seeing who are heading to the front lines. we're seeing a lot of drunks, a lot of people with no military experience. we're seeing a lot of people who don't want to be there. we're seeing people that have been recruited from prisons just hoping to get a lower sentence. and we're seeing a real lack of morale. we're not seeing the proper equipment. they're fighting with rusty rifles. a lot are being told, you're responsible for getting yourself out. an extraordinary video online where one woman is telling people, you have to pack your own med kit. so stock up on sanitary napkins, because if you get shot, you can use that to staunch the bleeding. this is not positive in terms of how that affects morale. >> and news what happens on the battlefield, enter thing meat grinder or marauding to do whatever to the civilian population. these advanced numbers russia is putting out from these sham referendums in these areas that they control, why go through the facade? it's just such a joke is not the right word, but it is a sham. why go through this game? >> it is a smoke screen for annexation, basically. so now what vladamir putin can do is when ukrainian forces hit areas in donbas or zaporizhzhia or kherson, they can say you just hit russia. and we can now respond in ourself defense with the full force that is available at our disposal. that's where you're seeing the nuclear threat that he has dangled now if a way that, you know, even if the hope is that it is a bluff, the reality is that you need to prepare for every possible eventuality. vladamir putin is facing a lot of pressure from hard liners to get this done. he understands his political survival depends on that. >> do you think he's vulnerable? >> this is the most weakened we have seen president putin during his tenure. it's very easy to get caught up in the exuberance of these counteroffensives that the ukrainians have been so successful with, and i would not discount him yet. he is a fighter and will continue to fight. >> just even if he were throwing drunks and, you know, people who have no military experience on a battlefield, if you're throw 3g00,000 of them onto a battlefield, sit a sheer mass of people. i mean, if you don't care about who they kill or civilian populations, you don't care which cities are leveled, and you can continue without end. >> and i think that's the point here. if i'm trying to understand what vladamir putin's objective is here, it's not so much that it will shift the reality on the battlefield now. i think what the hope is, keep it grinding. keep it going. if we can keep it going the whole way through 2023, people are going to get tired. the ukrainian economy will be obliterated, and the ukrainian people will lose heart. the europeans, who formed such a huge part of this support network, will start to feel the pain. so he's banking on the fact that russia has a higher pain threshold. >> and as you said, it's not just the calculation about ukraine not being able to sustain, it's europe starting to fracture. >> and we haven't seen that yet. and there was a lot of speculation coming into the winter. it's going to be terrible, europeans are going to be cold, inflation is soaring. so far we're seeing a robust and united europe. at the end of the day, winter is only a few months. so that's why the calculation is, okay, we might not be able to inflict maximum pain this winter, but we need to continue it through another winter, as well. but that's flawed philosophy to go into. >>> not a big deal, that's the reaction from iran's leader with protests. he says, similar incidents happen all around the world, in the united states and the uk. he added, this will not lead to regime change in iran. coming up, we'll have more on the situation in iran. also, a cnn exclusive interview w , we hear about his going to fight in ukraine. they join us next. ath options so we fit your style. our installers complete your work in as little as a day so we fit yourchedule. our manufacturing team custom cfts your bath so we fit your standards, and it's guaranteed for life. when you can trust the people who create your new bath, it just fits. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. only on prime video. the dolphins. the bengals. tyreek hill. can they chase him down? 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>> well, he wasn't standing in front of me, anderson. i was watching for him, and i went to check in at the hotel thinking that they would -- the boys would come down and get off the elevator and we would see them. >> we set an ambush. >> he snuck up behind me. so i don't remember looking at his face, but i turned around and went right into his arms. >> ahh. and alex, look, i know there are some things you can't or may not be able to register about your captivity, but can you walk us through about what happened back in june when you and andy were taken prisoner? >> we're still working through a lot of those details. andy and i probably have the best perspective, but we don't have the entire perspective. we talked with some of the guys we served with. so until i've got a full idea and we've had a chance to talk to all the government agencies that we would like to do a debrief, we're keeping that quiet for now. >> can you say if you were kept together throughout your captivity or what it was like? >> not initially. we were held -- the soldiers that captured us, we were held there overnight and taken into russia for about a week. then immediately separated. every once in a while i would catch a glimpse of pihim, but tn we were separated. we were taken to another location where we were kept separate unless they were using us for propaganda. then we were moved to the prison, we were in the same cell, together 24/7. it was amazing to see him. i had been very, very worried about him many times to that point. so it was good to have a brother back. >> how were you treated in captivity? >> not great. >> yeah. did it improve -- often times when it's initially taken, that's when often the worst treatment is. as it filtered through whatever the system is, did it get any better? >> i say it definitely did. as we progressed, it got less and less. all things considered, we were there at the prison, besides some issues -- it wasn't that bad. that sounds weird, but i don't know. it dit ged get et better. >> when you were initially taken, was it physical? >> yes. >> when did you learn, alex, that you would be released? >> umm, we kind of didn't. even when they finally pulled up on the little train system and pulled up to a big saudi airplane, we thought this isn't real. that's not really happening. you know, that was our first inclination we were going to be released, but they had not told us where we were going. >> alex, can you just explain what made you want to go to ukraine and do this in the first place? >> umm, i mean, i think it's pretty well out there. i've got military experience from the u.s. army. i'm a little known for fighting, but i knew i had some knowledge and experienced that i hoped would be of value, of help to the ukrainian people. because what was happening to them was absolutely terrible. it shouldn't happen. and i think most of us realize if ukraine did fall, putin wasn't going to stop there. i wanted to do my part to stop putin. >> do you have any regrets? >> not a one. not a one. you know, i love the ukrainian people. on top of them being just brave and fierce, they are generous, they are warm, they are kind. they were just -- they were amazing. you know, i'm glad that i could help them. i'm glad that, as terrible as this event was for us, i think maybe it was a little extra kick in the pants to maybe get people in our government to do a little more as america. but i do want to stress it's not over yet. the war is still going on in ukraine. they still need support. just because we're home doesn't mean it's time to spot. >> bunny, after our last conversation, i don't know if i should raise this, but you showed me something that you got. you mentioned that alex was a big tattoo lover. i'm wondering what his reaction was to seeing your tattoo. >> i love it. i think it's amazing. it's beautiful. and meaningful. i love it. >> were you surprised your mom got a tattoo in your honor? >> my mom got sassy in her 60s. so i wasn't all that surprised. it's not her first tattoo. it didn't blow my mind. >> alex, i've got to tell you, i think your mom has been sassy longer than in her 60s. that's just my guess. is that possible this >> you might be right. >> i was very prim and proper when i was growing up, anderson. >> oh, okay. >> when i turned 60, i thought, well, what the heck. i don't have to innufluence my children. i can just be fun. >> yeah. well, you are incredibly fun and bunny, thank you so much. alex, i'm so glad you're back and so happy you guys are together. i wish you both the best.. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >>> coming up next, an insurrectionist is brought to justice as election dies are still dominating politics in key races. .. vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes onlear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens...millions. no way can i miss her big debut. with your booster, i think you'll be there. for every twirl. i got a shot so my sister won't get sick. way to go, big bro! so while we're here... ...flu shot, as well? 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>> absolutely. i based my career in national security trying to thwart the efforts of the soviet union, russia, china and others to undermine our democracy by pushing falsehoods into our information environment here. now i find that the greatest threat, as i said in my paperback edition, are republican officials in woman we entrust our security and ensure the rule of law. but they seem to have forgotten what democracy is all about. i think they're pursuing these personal political, partisan, and financial agendas to the debtment of our democracy. this is where i think there needs to be a clammer and outcry against those individuals who do take advantage of the freedoms and liberties and freedom of speech that we enjoy and want to protect in this country, but use it as a way to advance their own agendas. >> as the former director of the cia, what was your reaction when the former president, the same man who revoked your security clearance, was hoarding some of the u.s.' most classified materials in the basement of his mar-a-lago beach club. >> it was shocking but not surprising. i think donald trump demonstrated that he just flagrantly violated the norms and procedures that keep this country safe. so the fact that he very intentionally took those documents, the most highly restricted, highly sensitive national security documents that this government has and brought them into an unsecured area of mar-a-lago just then s demonstr herrer responsibility. that's where i give credit to people like liz cheney and adam kinzinger who bucked the republican party's tendencies to make excuses for donald trump. but there needs to be accountability. because all of those professionals who have made such great sacrifices over the years to keep this country safe, when they see an individual like donald trump abusing his authorities, and the rights that he has as president of the united states, i think this is something that they want to see brought to justice. >> yeah. john brennan, i appreciate talking to you. thank you so much. >> thank you, anderson. >>> up next, s someone i'm excid for you to meet, david thomas, a self-described brain cancer warrior and her mom casey and what they want you to know what so many kids are going through right now. and more smile to your life. 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>> it's a good question. the whoigs says they have seen no indications they need to change their own nuclear posture. but i was told by someone, you know, they're viewing this differently. they thought the whied is incredibly unlikely. they think it is low. they're viewing it differently. and they're taking putin at his word when it comes to this posturing. it doesn't mean they changed any of their own posturing here in the united states. but it is something they're watching closely. >> all right. great to see you. thank you very much. >>> more now on the mobilization backlash inside russia. >> incredible pictures. those are police firing over the heads of protesters. pt many of whom believe they are unfairly bearing the brunt of the mobilization. matthew chance is watching this story for us and joins us now. matthew, you know, what do we know about these protests, how large they are and how widespread? >> well, you just showed that from southern russia. i think it's the place where the biggest of the protests, the past 24 hours have been. you is have seen thousands of people come out, locals, literally kind of blocking the roads to prevent the buses that were carrying their men off to their military units to fight in ukraine from leaving. there is such a lot of anger that's been provoked by this particle mobilization that kremlin announced. as you mentioned, this concern among people in other areas where there are high percentage of ethnic minorities. sort of in the far east of russia as well. ethnic minorities that are bearing the brunt of this mobilization. that are being disproportionately called upon to, you know, pick up weapons and to put on uniforms and potentially face death on the front lines in ukraine. the governor of the republic has moved to try to calm people down. look, anybody who is drafted illegally, somebody who is too old or has lots of children or never serving in the military, that will be sorted out. we're going to address that. there are so many examples of people in those situations who have been drafted. but obviously not doing much at this stage to calm the anger. there is also fear as well. look at the incredible images that you briefly showed a moment ago of the cars, gridlock, ten mile lonqueues of men of fighti age, some of them with families, who are trying to get out to the republic of georgia. similar scenes to the west. you know, customs officials in finland to the west of russia reporting that the traffic out of russia into finland has doubled in the past week. and so we're seeing this extraordinary mix of anger on the streets and fear as well among russian that's they are going to be, you know, fingered basically to go fight in ukraine. >> look at the congestion at the border. the pictures are remarkable. matthew chance, thank you very much. >> now to ukraine and remarkable story of survival in one hard hit area by a 73-year-old woman for six months on her own. nick peyton walsh reports. >> when the blasts pause, there are few blessings to count and most are bitter. one is here. familiar scene of private worlds torn open by a russian rocket. but a place that might persuade you to believe in miracles. >> 1 pe9 people trapped up here. not one of them was even injured. the ladder getting them all out. not even survivors like them know how. >> i blink twice and couldn't see. the balcony door flew open and trash flew in. i'm terrified of flames. i realize we're on the seventh floor and it's collapsing. then someone screamed, don't come out as there's no way. it's a miracle. i can't call it anything else. >> putin's referendum a few miles away threaten worse here just now the shelling has finally become too much for some. >> rescuers are evacuating nina, 73, after six months living alone without water or help. we're told she's the last person to leave her block. >> two days ago, a rocket hit her building. yet also magically she was unscathed. and just sat here under the gaping hole. the lonely agony of the struggle before this moment lying around. the pictures of life left of her student daughter who died of meningitis of the choices of watt to leave and what to take. of how hard just eating, washing, and drinking has been. winter will rip through here. this may be last time the lights go out on this home. she's taken to the courtyard where dozens of similar agonies are gathered, waiting for the evacuation bus. and then baffle by the heaviest question. why? >> then the guns pick up again. >> that's being responded to by the shells. the they're trying to get people on the bus as fast as they can to get them out of here. dozens of lives with everything left behind them and nothing certain ahead. >> peyton joins us now. the pictures of the people leaving and what they're living hend are just heartbreaking, nick. the people you spoke with, why leave now? >> i mean even here the shelling is constant. just even this evening. there is no change. they're in a town close to russian occupied areas. but there is a mood in the air among people very aware of these reverenda, shams as they are. and the likelihood that is will leave russia to feel they can claim the occupied areas part of its own territory. or just continue to threaten. these is where the threats are likely dom into reality enfelt. so people are deeply concerned. some as you saw there just frankly the shells have hit their house. and that's finally enough. after being able to sustain for month after month after month. but there say real concern here that we may be looking to a russian escalation in the days ahead. but also too that we're beinging to russian military who is conventional military you saw there in the mobilization chaos. just really isn't able to reverse the momentum for ukraine on the front lines here. and moscow has to find something else, something slightly more terrifying to change the momentum here on the battlefield. for ordinary people that, can be a reason to finally make the move. john. >> what a searing report. nick peyton walsh, thank you for being there. thank you for your work. >>> coming up, a conversation with neil degrass tyson about an incredible event that happened just last hour. a nasa spacecraft slammed into an asteroid part of a test for a planetary defense system. we'll show you the final moments both from the impact and a clearly overjoyed mission control. only on prime video. the dolphins. the bengals. tyreek hill. can they chase him down? 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>> and we have impact. >> those are pretty jazzed scientists right there. i'm joined now by legendary astro physicist of the american museum of natural history joins me now. he is also author of "starry messenger." so hitting this asteroid was successful. it hit what it was aiming at. what will nasa determine to figure out how successful it was if it worked to push this asteroid away? >> so it's not an isolated asteroid. it's a moon lit asteroid. and they actually have a little graphtational dance they do where the moon lit orbits the larger asteroid. so a lot of thought went into what would be the best way to test if we can deflect an asteroid and once you have a very well calculated and measured orbit, if you now give it a nudge, it was a head on collision in this case, can you see what is happening to the orbit after that collision. and so brilliantly conceived and designed. i think we should have been doing this decades ago. >> the part i can't get past is we need a planetary defense system. this is a dry run to test technology in casen an asteroid is headed to earth that poses a threat to human kind. what is the chance of that actually happening? >> if you can bet that if the dinosaurs have nasa, they were deflecting that asteroid that took them out 65 million years ago. i don't want to be the laughingstock of the galaxy to be the only species to not only be part enough to be able to deflect an asteroid, have a space program in place to do so and then not do so and go extinct because of it. that will be just embarrassing. i think for me as a species, we -- this is baby steps right now. just to see if we have the power to do this. then when the big one comes, you want to make sure there is enough for the practice runs that, in fact, we would end up succeeding. notice it's deflecting. in america we're good at blowing things up. so a deflected asteroid is far more sensible in what it would require to protect our species. >> i like the fact that embarrassment is high on your list of concerns during an excontex exextinction event. would nasa be able to replicate this mission or would it tailor what does to a specific threat? >> of course you have to taylor it. and the catch here is you want to get you want to discover the threat as early as possible. so it might be if you get an asteroid then 1,000 orbit. from from now, it may hit earth. maybe that is early enough so you nudge it one centimeter per secr second to the left or right n a direction it's not otherwise headed. once you give that extra speed, that speed just accumulates in the deflection angle. and you can with relatively little investment of energy have an asteroid completely miss earth if you get it early enough. so a big effort of nasa now is cataloging the asteroids that are near earth threats, near earth objects. once you get a full catalog of those, then you track them. once you track them and get one discovered, that's when you go into effect. i'd rather have this ready before we discover such a threat. >> i feel better. i feel better talking you to about it. neil degrass tyson, thank you. always a pleasure. >> by the way, that movie "don't look up," that was a documentary. i worry about that. >> right. >> everyone in denial. >> neil, thank you very much. reminder, neil's new book starry messenger is coming out. >> coming up, a live report from cuba. hurricane ian which is gathering strength is due to c cross the western portion of that island tonight or tomorrow morning before taking aim at florida. cnn's patrick has the latest on the preparations there. lightweight. clinically proven. 48-hour hydration. for that healthy sn glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. 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>> all of this pain. zbl >> what if i do and keep tbauby and i lose my life and i can't be there for my other two sons. jane will be among the last women to receive a safe and legal abortion in arizona. the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade threw state laws into chaos days after we met jane, an arizona judge ruled a 1901 law banning abortion with no exception for rape or incest but does consider the life of a mother is the law of the state. >> it's constant fear. it is constant fear. like i said, it feels like you're alone. like you're being given only one option by a man who doesn't know half of the struggles that us women go through. or the women that want to have babies and can't or the traumas that we've experienced through our life. it is very, very frightening. >> the doctor in this clinic is jill gibson, planned parenthood arizona's medical director. >> to have politicians who have never had any formal medical training, for them dom into that exam room and make the decisions, for which they have no basis, is completely unacceptable. >> we met gibson at the only fully functioning planned parenthood clinic in tucson under the now existing state law if she performs abortions that don't fall under the state strict guidelines, she faces prosecution and up to five years in prison. at another clinic in nearby phoenix -- what's happening here now? >> nothing. the silence that is present here is really deafening. >> why is it so silent? >> there is fear about what is legal and not legal in our state. >> i'm calling from planned parenthood. >> this registered nurse now arranges travel to get women out of phoenix to tucson. >> so what i want to do is i can get you funding for your procedure. >> people are furious. people are infuriated. so i really hope that the electorate will be able to tap into that collective rage at this disruption in -- into our personal lives and demand something different. >> good afternoon. >>. >> reporter: activists hope that rage exists outside the clinics and will translate at the polls in november, especially among women. >> unwaivering really in her support for abortion rights and access. >> i knew the woman was a republican, a registered republican. >> a registered republican. >> who says she will cross party lines to vote for candidates who support abortion rights. >> reporter: what does that tell you about arizona and especially women? >> even for republicans, it's not an issue that just democratic women face. it's an issue that all women face. >> reporter: back at the tucson clinic. >> turn from your sin. >> anti-abortion activists believe overturning roe will pay off for conservative this is midterm. >> as a christian, i believe god is pro-life. jesus is pro-life. and every single life has value. so i think that it's a very good thing. >> reporter: but for the woman inside today, it's so much more complicated than politics. would you have wanted this baby? >> if it didn't come with all the complications and everything that it did, probably, yes. i think more women should take a stand. if we speak up more, maybe our voices will be heard. >> now we're getting this developing news out of arizona. plant parndhood arizona filed a notice after pale as well aas an emergency stay. the lawyers calling the 1901 law unacceptable and, john, while this legal limbo and battle is taking place, abortions have been halted because planned parenthood is worried about doctors and women facing prison time for engaging in abortion services. john? 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at >> the radar imagery, john, the sister really an incredible depiction of the storm system with a massive i, about 100 miles south southwest of naples, florida you notice as these outer bands, the feeder bands are ushering in some moisture from portions of florida, as far east as miami, coral springs, tornado warnings popping up meaning tornadoes imminent or occurring as a result of this. as we often see this with landfall tropical systems, as these outer bands kind of interact and get friction within lands, it creates these tornadoes that pop up and that is going to be one of these concerns. you get these nocturnal 20th into the overnight hours, they can catch people off-guard. of course, just part of what hurricane ian has to offer, sitting at 120 miles per hour sustained winds, just ten hours shy -- category four hurricane, and the concern moving forward is that the system has everything it takes. to florida into a category four within the next 12 hours. right before it makes landfall. we think early wednesday afternoon, maybe as early one 2 pm, or five or 6 pm. landfall somewhere south of the port charlotte area, not form from put the cone up. a little farther towards the north, but at this, point it is such a broad feature, the impacts certainly gonna be felt wide reaching across the state of florida. and you'll notice, say the major hurricane, shortly after landfall, continues as a tropical storm through this part of central florida. we merging back over to the eastern area of the state, there before possibly making another landfall across parts of the state of georgia. but notice, the model guidance, really getting tight here as far as the confidence on where the system is going to end up. typically, when you are within about 12 hours a landfall system, the margin of error drops down to about 10 to 15 miles. so pretty confident on where this track is. because the last couple of days, we kind of see this gradual shift, move it farther, farther towards the south, that is move tampa bay out of the hardest hit potential zones for storm surge threat. but now, areas around port charlotte, charlotte harbor, could see storm surge areas 6 to 9 feet. this would be catastrophic across this region, and of course, you are looking at a storm of this magnitude that is spent so much time over water, strengthening and maintaining that intensity. it is piled up quite a bit of water. that's the concern with the storm surge threat and also tropical storm force winds, john, that extends some e 140 miles away from the center. so even if you are not close to that landfall, you are going t o have power outages, you are going to have trees come down. and significant flooding with as much as 20 plus inches of rainfall. before the system is all said and done. >> yeah it's going to be tough few days ahead and then some. thank you pedram, for the update. >> now facing growing international condemnation of the death of a young woman by west about immorality. police coming, up the latest on the unrest of maori me, and why protesters are not backing down. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? 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going to spread a swaths of multiple hazards across a good chunk of the florida peninsula. if you are not on the direct path of the center, that doesn't mean that you are out of harm's way. we have to go back to wilma to see that type of storm surge. didn't happen in charlie, but charlie was a very small system so i definitely won't keep going to people, fall victim to, that comparison. charlie was a very small and compact system, the storm surge just wasn't that deep as what we are projecting here. look at the size of this storm. this is the wind field here, and the orange. as you can see this is a very big system. >> nearly forecaster had in making forecasts around the scene of tampa gloria pazmino has more now on preparations there. >> now the rain has already started following here, in tampa, two and a half million people across the entire state of florida are under an evacuation order. officials asking people to take that warning seriously. the storm is approaching. it will make a direct hit here on this part of the state. officials concerned about catastrophic flooding. >> residents across the sunshine state are bracing for what is expected to be a major hurricane, which already caused severe damage in cuba. hurricane ian churning in the gulf. for the first time, in 100 years, a hurricane could directly hit tampa. >> the biggest concern is the water, we are not getting out of this unscathed. and there is going to be flooding through out the tampa bay area. >> tampa could see search waters as high as seven feet. storm is likely to slow down over the city. causing more rainfall and flooding. >> so we are talking not just the bay, but our rivers, our canals. every source of water is going to be flooded. >> flights halted across much of the state. dozens of residents lining up to get sandbags in tampa, and in orlando. all of florida bracing for the storm. >> the main message i have for everyone in florida, is that this is going to impact everyone. in different ways. so you need to stay focused. >> hurricane ian already leaving a path of destruction in cuba. it made landfall as a category three hurricane with winds of 125 miles per hour. knocking out power, and tearing down trees. >> now local officials here warning about historic flooding. catastrophic flooding over the next couple of days. especially in the tampa area where we are now. surrounded by rivers like the one you see behind me, canals, and the coastline. officials say they are most worried about mother water moving inland, causing damage to property, and life. in tampa, gloria pazmino, back to you. >> now the latest twist in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. the new high powerful member of donald trump's legal team, sidelines. and no longer the lead attorney, occluded to a number of sources. for chris kise without a team, trump and paid a three dollar million retainer fee upfront. >> a reporter from washington. >> we are learning more by a notable development within the trump legal team that is handling that mar-a-lago documents investigation. that is that the newest addition to that team, chris kise former solicitor general for the state of florida and who was brought on primarily to deal with this case, has really been sidelined from dealing with the documents investigation. at all. it he is still on the legal, team he may be focusing on some of the other investigations i am told, trump is facing. there is that civil lawsuit in new york. that is the grand jury in washington d.c. that is focus on the january 6th insurrection. but i am told that chris kise is not leading the efforts when it comes to the trump's legal team operates when it comes to the investigation into the mar-a-lago documents case. and how trump handled those some 11,000 government materials that he took with him when he left office. this is notable for many reasons, primarily that kise was bought out because he is someone who experience and florida law. they believed he would be a perfect fit for this. he left a law form he had been working for for a decade to take this case. he also asked for $3 million up front which was paid for by trump's campaign arm, his outside campaign arm. to deal with that, of course given that the former president has a reputation for not always paying his legal fees or his lawyers. so that's a big question here, of what that means for the team going forward. trump spokesman said that chris kise is still an important member of the legal team, he did not deny that he is no longer leading the fronts when it comes to the mar-a-lago case but it does speak to the level of in finding and disarray usain when it comes to trump strategy on this case as of course investigators are still continuing to look into these materials, and what was behind how they were taken to mar-a-lago. kaitlan collins, cnn, washington. >> the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection has postponed wednesdays hearing. the course of hurricane 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[applause] >> he's a former trump administration official that's called a result of the 2020 election mathematically impossible. and both as a college student in the early 2000s, the u.s. has suffered as a result of women suffrage. now insisting that it was satirical. >> thank you president trump! >> but the trump endorsed gives also someone democratic congressional campaign committee spent about $450,000 on for this ad. >> too conservative for west michigan. >> the amount was more than gibbs has spent on his entire campaign at the time. seemingly desire to help gibbs in the trump voters and boost him as a weaker general election candidates in the incumbent republican, peter meijer. >> do you feel that someone like gibbs is a much more beatable opponents than meyer? >> you know, i wouldn't say that necessarily. at the end of the day, republicans decided who they are standard of bearer who would be in this race. and they chose mister gibbs. >> that dynamic came at the expect of congressman meyer, who lost the primary by fewer than 4000 votes. >> i never expected the other side to as well, doubled down and a cynical ploy to put forward the candidate that they think is less electable. >> these are u.s. seats. >> some democratic voters and the grand rapids area districts weren't fancy there. >> politics socks! i think that was money that was wasted. tactically, i think i guess i get it. >> well it bothered me. and i know it bothered others. >> but some gop voters don't think gibbs is the easier candidate at all. appearing at a michigan rally alongside donald trump jr., kellyanne conway, and others. >> tell me about why? >> i mean he thinks he is very strong. and i think that he is going to be very hard to beat. >> many of gibbs supporters feel that they lost their country in 2020. >> we are in a civilization that is not so much that -- [inaudible] it's crazy versus. normal >> for democrats, we need every vote. >> the stakes are similar. >> this election is a referendum on our democratic ideals as a states and as a nation. there is nothing easy about this race, let me tell you. this is going to be a fight to the finish. >> now this isn't just happening here in michigan. millions of dollars have been spent nationwide by democratic aligned groups. on more extreme gop candidates, in places like pennsylvania, maryland, and colorado, to create at least a perceived more favorable opponents. now the sculpting cal pain here in michigan 30 strict would tell, you they would have beaten whoever came out of the gop primary. but nationally, it remains to be seen whether these bets pay off or end up backfiring. omar land, cnn, grand rapids, michigan. >> thank you for watching this hour of cnn newsroom, i'm john both, please stay with, that's the news continues including our coverage of hurricane ian, with my colleague kristie lifestyle. live from hong kong. ere you go! >> tecech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now.. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safefelite replace. ♪ [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! ploplka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. what's it going to take for the world to reach net-zero emissions? it's going to take investing in some things you've heard of and some you'd never expect. it's going to take funding innovation in renewable energy, helping reduce carbon footprints, and big bets on environmentally conscious construction. citi has committed 1 trillion dollars in sustainable financing to help build a better future. because to reach net zero, it's going to take everything. ♪ ♪

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well, sounds like you to my living room on this during the during the break you said you wanted six days a week. yeah, not a chance that i volunteers tribute for 40 days a week and why is it always the uk that gets to do these studies here just about in san francisco. yeah. we don't do that. of course not well now that new research that's trying to turn cockroaches into human helpers if you are eating something just look away researchers in japan don't change the channel though. they've mounted tiny electronic backpacks on a roaches. these are giant roaches alma the tech can control their movement. searchers hope that technology will help find survivors during natural disasters since the roaches would be able to get into really tight spaces there, huh? peter is not going to go i never thought i feel sorry on the cockroach. i do feel a little bad for it. i know yeah, like he's been enslaved. yeah, i don't know if i want the roach to find me though. imagine an army of roaches like crawling on you. you know the rubble right? it's worth the bottom of underneath all the rubble you'd be begging for one of those roaches. oh, no, what i'm wondering is can we make the little electronic thing a little bigger and would it work on my kids just kind of you know size of a backpack, maybe totally so i want to subtle device new research seems to validate what many pregnant people have experienced suggesting fetuses react to the food that their mothers eat researchers again, we're back in england here say ultrasound images reveal that babies tend to smile when exposed to carrots and show what's described as a crying face when exposed it's okay. i'm always frowning it's believed they can experience the flavor by inhaling or swallowing amniotic fluid. i'mma did you have this with your daughter? you notice this of causing effect? no. i didn't have that many of those like the 3d or whatever. i can't even remember what it's called. it's been so long, but i know i've actually seen this play out because with my oldest daughter my wife would eat what's called natto? it's fermented soybean. it's an acquired taste the older daughter. she loves it the younger one who never had it and you know, my wife was not eating it when she was pregnant with a young one can't stand it. so it's i mean just like interesting. yeah sure. it's i swear one of my kids always kicked my wife when she ate a certain food. just stuck that leg right up in her rib and just sugar. yeah, we're stop it. yeah, thank you saying stop it. yeah. how about this ike sandwiches open up first restaurant in san francisco back in 2007, and they are expanding once again, so earlier this month. i opened its newest restaurant right here in the bay area in pleasanton. they're closing in now on a hundred restaurants and they have locations from the bay area all the way down to florida at a time when many restaurants are struggling to recover from the pandemic. this is certainly some good news. yeah, and this happens to be tasty thursday. so hey, we're in luck. we got sandwiches. we got ike himself here ike hey. thank you for joining. all right, it sounds like you got the new location in pleasanton. sounds like business must be going pretty well. oh for the opening we had over a hundred people there before we even open and it was hit since day one. nice. yeah, people love their eyes. so any new sandwiches and combinations available. we know we have a bunch of different sandwiches for us to try here. oh, so at the pleasanton location like i do with every location there's some exclusive sandwiches there on that one has a blackhawk and the sunnybrook farms, which the blackhawk is a fried chicken sandwich with sycamore sauce. it's like a spicy tangy creamy sauce with purple slaw and smoked gouda. and then the sunnybrook farms is the same thing goes vegan fried chicken and that's how much can also be made vegan or with cheese and beef vegetarian and it looks good. i think i have the sunnybrook right here and wow. i mean if you could get a get a close-up in layers, right there looks delicious get it. larry have i've got the what is called the hot mama, which is appropriate for me in so many ways. i like your style. yeah, right. i just do what i'm what i'm told when they gave that's what they came. oh dan ashley has a sandwich and i did who has the dan ashley sandwich that you like the minaj. it must be mike nico. i got the blackhawk, you know who's got the dead actually might have the dan ashley. yeah. he's hoarding his own sandwich. i somebody check his office, please. and mustard and good shoot. what else is on? yeah. it's turkey godfather sauce a cheese. it's super delicious. i love that one. but the ones you are really delicious, too. can you have a hundred different locations? you're trying to a new sandwich with each location? how do you keep coming up with these different sandwich combinations? oh, well, actually that's the most fun part in the easiest part of the job. i love to eat and every day. i'm in a shop like today. i just try to brand new sandwich brand new sauce combination and it was so delicious. so for the next opening, that's probably gonna be a real sandwich on the on a real menu somewhere. what's the next celebrity? can you tell us it a secret? the next opening we've got one coming up in poway, california. we've got one coming up in queen creek, avondale phoenix area. we've got some coming up in or else we got we got the next one in the bay area is brentwood. now do you franchise these or you own them all? these are all corporate stores. the ones in california the ones in phoenix the ones in texas all all corporate stories. wow. congratulations. sounds like you're doing great. thank you so much for the food. got to get got a great team. so they get to do all the work i and i get to pass out all the 70s. it sounds like we need to have a discussion about the sports department being represented with a sandwich. oh the larry beale. well, i'm not saying it has to be me. it doesn't have to be making the case. well what go on it? us and spitball some ideas crusty bread. it has to have an attitude. that's for sure. you gotta have a kick ike these are people that pretend to be my friend until we get on television. and then that's this is what happens. but i don't know. well, we can definitely make sure it's delicious delicious. that's all the only requirement. yeah, probably chicken probably the chicken variation something we can work. i'll work on it with you. he's like oh god. anyway, i congratulations on yet another opening in pleasanton. got to head down to pleasanton to see you and we appreciate the meals as always and we'll see you soon. thanks going great. yeah. thanks so much, and thank you so much to the bay area for making it easy to open up sandwich shops and all the love. i truly appreciate everyone. thank you. well people love your food. no doubt about that. alright ike thank you. that's it for the 484. we're gonna chow down during the break and then we'll be right new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? 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