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lucky that rahel solomon agreed to be here. "cnn newsroom" starts now. house republicans, able to pull off the historic in all the wrong ways. "the new york times" called it a den of destruction. axios, ten minutes of humiliation that will live in house lore. a debacle that defies definition. it could all go down from here. republican leadership fell one vote short of impeaching alejandro mayorkas. then, minutes later, can't pass a stand aloent package for israel. now, the bipartisan group will set up the defining moment for aid to ukraine. it is no overstatement to say the whole world is watching. lauren fox is on capitol hill with the latest this morning. what a night, lauren. what a morning it may be. this moment last night, with the failure of the vote to imbeach. that caught everyone by surprise, including republican leadership. it became very clear that something was afoot because you had this first vote series in which you had democrats with one absence. when the vote to impeach mayorkas began, all of a sudden, al green, a democrat who wasn't anti

joining us to break down the numbers, rahel solomon.beating expectations. >> this is a stunningly good report, a hot report. expectations were closer to 176,000. this is twice what wall street was expecting. the unemployment rate remained at 3.7%, third month in a row. we have been this this tight range of unemployment, under 4%, for at least two years now. when you look at the industries where we added jobs in january, this was what was interesting to me. professional and business services, the bulk adding 74,000 jobs in january. if you compare that to 2023, we added 14,000 jobs per month. you think professional and business services, white collar jobs, accounting, for example, health care. that's a continuation of what we saw last year, health care adding 70,000, retail adding 45,000. this is an important year politically and economically. this is the first jobs report. a lot of eyes will watch this on wall street and main street and washington. it's a economy that continues to hum. expectations was we would cool in a significant way.

rahel solomon.he reason why john was jumping up and down, he was on his 401. >> i'm schvitzing.ceeding expec. >> so hot. >> it is so hot that in a new cnn poll, we are starting to see these relentlessly positive job numbers have an impact perhaps on attitudes here. look at this. we asked, things going well in the country today. 35% say things are going well. that's not a great number when you look at it in a vacuum. however, it ties a two-year high in some of the opinions over the last two years. this is a lot higher than it has been over the last two years. break it down by party. it's a similar story. 62% of democrats think things are going well. that's a big increase from the fall. 32% of independents. not a great number, but an increase from the fall. 14% of republicans think things are going well. a low number, but double what it was in the fall. how is joe biden being given credit for this? a little bit more. how is joe biden handling the economy? right now, 37% approve of the way he is handli

. >> rahel solomon in new york. and this is cnn >> welcome back to all you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom donald trump's march the 2024 republican presidential nomination continues following a big win in south carolina's gop primary with an estimated 99% of results in trump has nearly 60% of the vote on nikki haley has 39.5%. sources say trump is ready to focus on the general election campaign the pain and it showed in his victory speech areas. >> we have a country that is a failing nation, but we're not going to have a failing nation very long. we are not going to allow, we are not going to allow this to happen. we love our country, we love it dearly. we're going to fight for our country. we're going to fight for our rights. we're not going to let this go on because it is not sustained. nobel by any country. >> while haley lost her home state, she did pull in a larger margin than the 30% of recent polls had suggested. and she insists she's st

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try it today, go chu pretty litter, >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn tonight, president biden is on the campaign trail hosting to fundraising events as he >> prepares for a general election matchup in november. and this morning we're learning the president holds a major cash advantage over donald trump if he becomes the republican nominee, biden and the dnc have a combined $80.1 million on hand while trump and the rnc have about half that, about 39 million, let's get right to cnn's arlette seinz, who joins us now from the white house. so what's the explanation of this big gap between? their cash? >> well, fred, the biden campaign is certainly celebrating the fact that they have this cash advantage at this moment in the campaign, as you noted, that there's quite a bit of a discrepancy between what the biden and the democrats have asked versus trump in the republicans at this time. but if you take a look at the joint fundraising committees as well for democrats, the campaign says that they have a total of $130 million cash on it had an even bigger amount and part of this is because th

gives all in one and done relief with a morning jolted cooling sensation combat season >> i'm rahel solomon in new york and this is cnn >> hi there. >> i'm brianna keilar alongside boris sanchez here in washington. and in minutes and emergency hearing is going to begin that could disrupt i'd even up end the georgia election interference case against former president trump and more than a dozen other co-defendants. star witness for them is expected to take the stand in the his efforts to remove willis and wade from the case? the defense says that bradley could show the chord that prosecutors have not been honest about their romance. and specifically when it started, as we wait for the hearing to begin, cnn's nick valencia and zach cohen are here to fill in the details. nick, you're outside the courthouse. what can you tell us about what we're expecting to see during this hearing? hey there boris and brianna, this is all going to focus and center around what terrence bradley knows about the romantic relationship between fani willis and nathan wade. the judge wants to know everything that terr

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. >> rahel solomon in new york. and ms is cnn >> you are live in the cnn newsroom.sta in washington we begin tonight wits they call on russia, as vladimir putin, to answer for the death of opposition leader alexey navalny, president biden saying this tonight no matter who is responsible whether he ordered her drinking, is responsible for the circumstances reflection of who he is cannot be tolerated >> navalny's family is demanding that russian officials hand over his body immediately calling his death a murder. but the exact location of his body remains unclear at this hour, while many russians are grieving, putin's regime is cracking down on mourners first, take a look at this, a russian human rights group

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when i see all of us at 1806510200, coventry direct redefininsurance rahel solomon in new york is cnn >> topping our world lead 30 dual u.s. russian citizen kisenya, a karelina in russian detention. she has been arrested. russian authorities say for treason. she allegedly donated 50 t1 to a ukrainian charity? that's according to her los angeles employer. it's a charity that russia's security services, the fsb say funded an organization that assists ukraine's armed forces. the fsb also alleges that she quote, took part in public actions unquote to support ukraine. this is while she was living in the us. now her arrest comes as other americans, paul whelan and evan gershkovich and dual u.s. russian citizen i'll sue kurmasheva are also serving time in russia. paul and evan have been designated as wrongfully detained by the us state department cnn's matthew chance is live for us in russia's capital and matthew, the state department says that russia does not recognize dual citizenship. how does that affect the u.s.'s ability to gain information about carolinas case what it makes it much. m

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. >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn >> major decision by a judge in new york and donald trump's civil fraud trial judge, arthur engoron, deciding that donald trump is liable for 350 plus million dollars in disgorgement. a lot of other penalties for other people in trump's orbit, including his son's allen weisselberg, a close associate of donald trump's. and the decision that an independent director of compliance is going to be installed in the trump organization? to oversee its dealings. and that donald trump himself will not be able to oversee the inner workings of his business for at least three years. we have cnn's paula reid with us polo. we're getting reaction from trump's attorneys. what are they saying about this? >> that's why we just got the first statement from alina haba, one of his lawyers and his legal spokeswoman. but before i read this, i want to remind people what a combative, contentious hearing that this was. each and every day when trump would show up, he and his lawyers, they would attack the judge, they attacked the attorney general, they attacked the judge's cler

. >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn more breaking news tonight, asana, just how bad things are at the border and how much the issue may impact the presidential race. sources telling cnn that president biden is considering major new executive action that would make it harder for migrants to seek asylum if they crossed illegally. cnn's priscilla alvarez is at the white house for us. so what does the new executive action entail? >> well, anderson sources telling me that the white house is looking at an authority that already exists, an immigration law and gives the president power to decide in this context who was eligible for asylum. so the outcome here would essentially be limiting access to asylum for those migrants who crossed the border unlawfully. now, an administration official tells me that they are evaluating multiple options here and that no final decision has been made. the white house telling me in a statement, quote, no executive action, no matter how aggressive can deliver the significant policy reforms and additional resources congress can provide. and that republicans rej

. >> rahel solomon in new york. and this is cnn >> this morning, new police body camera video shows harris county deputies in houston shooting a woman inside her friend's apartment after mistaking her for an intruder. deputies it's knocked on the door and announced themselves after a neighbor flag that the screen had been removed in a window was broken. here's what happened next >> as you can see, the deputies who it's important to note have edited the video that you're playing for you, say an individual approach the front door with what they say was a gun and fired attorney benjamin crump says this video is evidence of unnecessary and excessive force. jason carroll has reporting he's with us this morning. what do you know? >> we'll look what what exactly happened here and who ultimately is at fault if anyone is at fault is an all it's all in likelihood going to be decided by a grand jury. but here's what happened here. it was early saturday morning harris county sheriff's got a call of a possible break-in at an apa

off shortly, is taylor swift's going to be there >> sara and kate >> are out on john berman with rahel solomon. this is cnn news central >> all right. moments ago, house speaker mike johnson reacting after republicans lost a special election in new york to fill the seat left vacant when george santos was kicked out of congress johnson downplaying the loss that further shrinks his party's majority. listen the result. last night is not something in my view that democrats should celebrate too much. think about what happened there. they spent about $15 to win a seat that president biden won by eight points. they want it by less than eight points. there candidate ran like a republican he sounded like a republican talking about the border and immigration because everybody knows that's the top issue that is in no way a bellwether of what's going to happen this fall. we are absolutely convinced this as a sentence, 95 aid package appears stalled in the house. the white house now putting pressure on house republicans to take up the measure we have live team coverage for you this morning, cnn's arlette s

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you know that we consumer cellular, you can get the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ direct redefining insurance >> rahel solomon is cnn >> it is striking and not a little dispiriting how divisive the country's political discourse has become in recent years, we've seen violent consequences as a result, of course, the deadly january 6 insurrection being just one of them. there was obviously a serious attempt to dismantle the nation's democracy. that day, fueled by baseless lies extreme political rhetoric, but that's not the only incident political conversations in congress on school campuses at your family dinner table, they don't have to be so polarizing. and two people from opposite sides of the political spectrum are leading by example, joining us now, former republican congressman joe walsh and gun violence prevention activist fred guttenberg, his 14 year-old daughter, jaime was one of the 17 killed in the parkland high school mass shooting in 2018 joe and fred, this this all started because you guys would bicker on twitter with each other and now you're on a mission which kicks off tomorrow. >> the two >> da

. >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn very soon this morning at trial in texas is gonna be getting underway. and this is all about whether a school district there can keep punishing a black high school students over his hair. darryl george is his name. he wears his hair in locs and he's been repeatedly disciplined over a period of months for refusing to cut his hair and compliance with the district's dress code. a dress code, his family says is discriminatory. now, just moments ago, george spoke outside the courthouse about what his locks mean to him. >> it means a lot to me. it's my roots, you know, is how ai is how i feel closer to my people have feel closer to that, to the answer my ancestor you know i started my dress for a reason. and as that's just the feel close to my people that cnn's rosa flores is following this for us from texas, she joins us now rosa, what's this all about? >> let me start with this because the technical legal question here, kate, that's going to be discussed and argued inside the building that you see behind me is the following is the length of hair protected u

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protecting your family is the best you can make >> rahel solomon in new york and this is cnn >> four days since the death of alexey navalny and his body is still not been turned over to his family. matthew chance is in moscow time with more captured on camera in russia's freezing north. what could be the prison motorcade carrying alexey navalny's body from the arctic penal colony, where he died independent investigative journalists believed these traffic images show the late russian opposition leaders remains have been removed. although there's still no official confirmation of where they're being held even navalny's elderly mother travelled nearly 2000 miles from moscow to see her dead son, has been denied and is now asking the russian president for mercy mean even though you do whatsila, they won't give me his body. they don't even tell me where he is. yeah. >> i'm addressing you, vladimir putin, the solution to the issue depends only on you let me finally see my son. i demand that alex's body be immediately handed over so that i can bury him humanely >> it is an emotional appeal w

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or pharmacist about shingles prevention rahel solomon in new york is cnn >> all right. how now, nato defense ministers are gathering in brussels the focus of the meeting, aid to ukraine with former president trump's recent threats against the alliance looming over all of this trump says that if he's reelected, he did encourage russia to attack nato members that did not spend enough on defense. and now european leaders are more uncertain than ever about the future of the alliance. calls are growing for the continent to invest in its own defense in case of a war without america, cnn's melissa bell is live in brussels, belgium with more for us melissa, good morning to you. thanks for being here. and what are nato defense ministers saying about trump's comments >> well there's been a. very strong response, not just from the nato secretary general casey, but also from other european defense ministers. in light of those comments, there really joke europeans at a delicate time for their own security with great fears here on the european continent that these are the latest inte

but you see that code purple, really p2 13 no streaming exclusively on max we don't call it >> rahel solomon in new york. and this is cnn >> question is the black church the political and social engine that it was 2030 60 years ago. now attended to membership have slipped over time across races and denominations. but when the pastors and deacons get out of the sanctuary, can they get black voters to the polls? well, two of the largest church dominations here in georgia see the challenge and they're coming together for the first time to co-ordinate on voter outreach. it's a partnership that could soon move nationwide with me. now, is bishop reginald thomas jackson of the african methodist episcopal church. his church is now going to work with a christian methodist episcopal church to try to get voters out. thank you for being here for us to be with you. so i read that you told the new york times that the black church and i wrote this down has not been persistent or consistent in motivating an educating our community on the issues that affect them. >> has the church >> abdicated that role or d

the plan that's right for you at trust and we'll dot com >> rahel solomon in new york >> is cnn caitlin clark in iowa, struggling on the road in a loss at indiana last night. indeed, andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. andy, good morning. >> good morning. kasie you know, we all know it's not easy stopping caitlin clark, indiana's certainly had a plan and a sold-out crowd of more than 17,000 at assembly hall they were eager for an upset and clark was coming off a career high 49 in its michigan in the game, she became the twa women's all-time leading scorer, but she struggled in this one, clark make it just eight of her 26 shots. she scored just 24, which was her lowest output since december 2, the 14th ranked indiana would pull off the upset, beating fourth-ranked iowa, 86, 69, clark. now 75 points away from passing pete maravich for the all-time scoring mark men's or women's hawk. i've got three regular season games remaining before the big ten tournament. an then the ncaa tournament. >> all right. we're going to build the most perfect dolphins have center and basketball, n

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direct redefining insurance >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn on our radar this morning, julian assange, the founder of wikileaks, is making a last-ditch attempt to avoid extradition >> to the us to stand trial lawyers are in a london courtroom right now arguing that he should be allowed to keep appealing his extradition to face charges. he leaked military secrets. and if he loses assange could be in us custody within weeks assange is not at today's hearing because his lawyers say he's not well kelce brothers, travis and jason are speaking out on social media addressing last week's kansas city chiefs parade shooting. jason kelsey said, quote, we just wanted to say, our hearts go out to all the victims, their families, chiefs, kingdom, and really all of kansas city. that was really there on a day to try and sell it right? the community, it's unfortunate and deeply tragic. the events that occurred and quote, the brothers went on to say, how much kansas city came together and rallied around those affected by the shooting. one woman was killed and more than 20 others were injured. all right

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inspection schedule, your free inspection colleague, 33 leaf filter today, more visit lee filter.com rahel solomon in new york is cnn >> tonight new developments in the form of presence. new york civil fraud case, trump requested a delay in paying the $355 million penalty and now a judge has said no, cnn's kara scannell joins us now with the latest, what was the reasoning the judge gave? >> so trump had asked for this delay because of the magnitude this $355 judgment and the judge said that he did not provide as he put it, he didn't he felt to explain much less justify any basis for delay. this is because the new york attorney general's office had written up or proposed judgment and they were saying they wanted some time to look at it. the judge is saying this matters which is my order exactly. so we're going to move forward. so he indicated to the parties in an email that he was going to now finalize this judgment because as we know, the ruling came down friday, but it doesn't really become official until it's entered into the docket. so the judge noted on the docket that he was doing that, but i

. >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn >> how is this for irony, an alleged fraudster suing someone for allegedly committing fraud? disgrace former congressman george santos says that jimmy kimmel tricked him into making cameo videos and illegally broadcast them on his late night talk show. santos suit says that kim will broke copyright laws when he took his cameo clips and use them for a bit on his show, that he called will santos, say it. here's an example. >> will santos say it >> let's find out. >> he, gary for tuna santos here. i just wanted to stop by to congratulate you for winning the clearwater, florida beef he didn't contest >> there's so many in there, so good. tom foreman here with us now. tell us about this lawsuit and how santos says he was tricked by kimmel and does he really have a case? >> well, you know, basically the argument here whether he has a case, it's up to the courts to decide basically what he is saying is that jimmy kimmel lured him into this as attorney said, they took advantage of santos, his good nature to play along with his cameo videos. and that in doi

>> rahel solomon in new york and this is cnn. >> close captioning bronte, you buy in vet help call 180071 000, 20 deal, an invention idea, but don't know what to do next. cohen van help today, they can help you get started with your idea called now 807100020 welcome back. >> fresh concerns this morning of a potential new threat from russia multiple sources tell cnn, the us has new intelligence on russia's nuclear capabilities in space. and then it's related to a nuclear anti-satellite system, a separate official says it does not involve a weapon it will be used to attack people. >> the house intelligence committee chairman mike turner raised the alarm yesterday and public and a controversial move. he announced that he'd made information concerning a quote, serious national security threat available to all members of congress joining us now former european affairs director at the national security council, alexander vindman just to start with on this. when you look back at kind of congressional hearings over the course, the last couple of years you've seen top military officials raised con

if you order within the next 24 hours rahel solomon in new york is cnn >> in addition to threats from russia, the us is also trying to maintain the safety of one of the most vital shipping lanes in the world, the red sea, which is now under constant threat by iranian-backed houthi rebels. or natasha bertrand gained unique access to a us aircraft carrier strike group, its sailors and pilots we're under constant threat from possible drone and missile attacks. take a look >> new track iss as anti-ship cruise missile, mbape, gravely, this is what the crew of a us warship here is when a houthi missile is headed their way >> mrs. a way eight-year-old reserves and cnn embedded with the eu us navy center under steady off course and the southern red sea. were sailors have been on the front lines of the fight against the iran backed rebels for over two months. what are we now? firing >> here off the coast of yemen, us warships tried to shoot down the houthi missile those before they can cause any real damage. but the sailors have little time to respond and it could have seconds or could have mi

i'm john berman with rahel solomon. this is cnn news central criminal defendant we are, standing by today to see how special counsel jack smith respond to the supreme court. this after trump asked the justices to step into his immunity fight, trump wants to delay and ultimately get his january 6 charges dropped. so with will jack the special counsel, take immediate action? tomorrow? >> charges are related to the >> porn star hush money case and alleged election interference in georgia will see major court hearings. trump will attend the pornstar one and friday. his business empire could take a huge hit when a judge issues his ruling in the civil fraud trial cnn senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz, with a full full plate is here. a lot of big stuff is happening all at once. kaitlan john, let's watch new york in these next days and watch for what's happening in court related trump related to >> donald trump and his business practices. trump, the businessman that is where there will be a hearing in his crimin

i'm taylor available on the apple app store or android, >> i'm rahel solomon in new york and ms is cnn >> before the supreme court agreed to take up his presidential immunity claim. the big story was something rather remarkable. donald john trump essentially saying, i don't have the cash, i've claimed to have suggesting new york appeals court filing. he doesn't have the cash to pay his $454 million civil fraud judgment and can't get anyone to lend him the full amount offering instead, to put up $100 million bond and warning what would happen if he has to pay more, quoting now from his filing quote, in the absence of a stay on the terms here and outlined properties would likely need to be sold to raise capital under exigent circumstances exigent circumstances, in other words, or a fire sale, the appeals judge quickly said no deal to any delay in collecting the full amount did put another part of the judgment, though on hold. that was the provision barring trump from dealing with new york banks. in any case, it is big come down certainly for the man who never refused a chance, including

if botox is right for you, learn how ads he could help you save on botox >> i'm rahel solomon in new york. >> is cnn welcome back us stock futures. they're flat this morning, but boy, did they have a day yesterday soaring to new highs thursday when chipmaker nvidia, the third most valuable company on wall street, shattered earning expectations that sent the s&p 500 closing up more than 2%. the dow passing 39,000 for the first time ever seen in spinous your cave, it's joins us now, the videos quarterly, quarterly results. we knew they'd be good. they've been on fire for a pretty long period of time why did anything so much power over the broader market? >> just blasting through expectations even before the earnings came out, goldman sachs called nvidia the most important in stock on planet earth. and clearly they have so much power they're riding this artificial intelligence wave. and we saw that in the markets yesterday, s&p closing up on a record. same thing with the dow nasdaq almost there. but for folks at home who maybe aren't familiar with the video, this is an ai chipmaker that

i'm john berman with rahel sol solomon. this is cnn news central. >>> this morning, the republican party chair seems on her way out. ronna mcdaniel offering to step down at ton the end of february. this week, he met donald trump at mar-a-lago. after that meeting, she offered to resign. the situation is fluid. there's questions this morning. who will replace her? how will this impact the party? how did she get sideways with donald trump? cnn has all of the answers for us from washington this morning. what do we know? >> this is a stunning revelation. we look back at when donald trump first apointed ronna mcdonnell in 2017 to serve as his ally in the rnc. clearly, things have changed since then. donald trump and the increasing pressure he's putting on the rnc and ronna mcdaniel specifically was the driving force behind this decision. if you take a step back, trump and mcdaniel's relationship over the past several years has deter deteriorated. donald trump harbors resentment toward the rnc and mcdaniel for not doing enough to

. >> rahel solomon in new york is cnn all right, back in fulton county, georgia, where lawyers for district fani willis have called to the stand. now, former democratic governor of georgia roy barnes i believe, to testify in that testimony, we believe will pertain to the qualifications of various people involved in the prosecution of donald trump and others in efforts to overturn the election in georgia they are settling into their seats. laura coates is with us now as we are preparing to see former governor barnes why why would we hear from former governor barnes in this instance? >> well, it's so important that you may ask that question because it might seem very odd to call a former governor of georgia, but he was somebody as nick valencia is here with me now. now, he is somebody who actually was offered the job before nathan wade and turned it down. nic, when you think about this, what are we getting ready to hear from him ms reason? they're asking him questions because they want to know about what was offered and not offered and why nathan wade got the job? >> well, sure. it gets to th