randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> our thanks to randi kaye. wonderful explanation about why these warnings are so stern, so urgent, up and down the big bend area where i'm standing right now. we are actually in a marina, a rather famous marina in steinhatchee, the sea hag marina. the people who are letting us shoot here, they are going to ride out the storm at the marina. when we come back, we'll speak to them and understand their plans. start your day wiwith nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and d supplement brand. our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your rs from dizziness, ear nging, and even hearing loss. they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. >>> all right. welcome back to steinhatchee right on the florida gulf coast, right in the path of hurricane idalia, which is now a category 2 storm, a stren

we have seen randi kaye outside the courthouse in florida. brianna, as you said, trump did enter this not guilty pleas, submitting a waiver of appearance, but walt nauta did appear with his attorneys and entered the plea of not guilty. carlos de oliveira, the property manager, we were expecting him to enter a plea as well. as you know, he appeared in court in miami last week, but he didn't enter a plea and didn't have an official arraignment, because he needed a florida attorney to enter a plea. he had a florida attorney, but still no plea. just another delay. the name is donny morell, and he's waiting for confirmation before submitting his appearance. he should have the florida attorney by tomorrow, but now he official arraignment is delayed until tuesday of next week, august 15th. he may not appear in person, but we should get a plea on tuesday. of course, this all relates to the charges that both men are facing, including false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice. the question is how this delay and the added charges and all that the

not a call. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn. >>> we furnisturn now to a majo weather event. hurricane hilary has grown into a category 4 storm. hilary could bring heavy rain and strong winds to california and the southwest this weekend. so let's track it all with derek van dam. when will folks begin to feel the impact from the storm? >> depends on where you are located in the western baja peninsula, probably the next 12 to 24 hours. in southern california, saturday night as early as saturday night and certainly into sunday and monday. here it is, hurricane hilary latest 5:00 a.m. eastern standard time advisory from the national hurricane center, ups those sustained winds to 145 miles per hour. that make this is a powerful category 4 atlantic hurricane, of course it is in the pacific. steering winds have a major fang t -- factor on where the system goes and you can see the potential to impact the southwestern portion of the u.s. how much is still to be seen. we have a lot of cool water ahead of this tropical system, so we do anticipate a significantly weakened storm as it app

randi kaye looks at desantis' past debating style. >> he is a failed mayor, he presided over a crimeeporter: republican ron desantis attacking andrew gillum at their 2018 gubernatorial debate. but according to one of his debate coaches, desantis is not always so confident on the debate stage and he has a move that is a dead giveaway oig. >> going into the debate, we knew ron had a nervous jaw. whenever he wasser at this timed, he would move it back and forth. >> reporter: a media consultant says desantis tends to grit his teeth when under attack or annoyed by his opponent or the moderator. >> he is irritated to be there and so that is why oftentimes instead of attacking the candidate or issues or policy, he goes after the moderator. >> reporter: like in 2018 when desantis was asked about speaking at conferences years ago with a conservative fire brand who has said negative things about african-americans, this happened. >> first statement was made -- >> out hell am i supposed to know every single statement someone makes? >> reporter: he comes prepared with facts and figures but in thi

randi kaye has more. >> reporter: she has described the events of january 6 as a violent mob seeking chutkan has a reputation as someone who hands down harsh sentences specifically with the january 6 rioters. >> she's talked about 2024 and the threat that the rioters pose. >> reporter: and as a federal judge in d.c., chutkan has presided over incidence of cringe cases against alleged january 6 rioters. often outspoken at their hearings. at a hearing for two friends who had gone to the capitol, chutkan said it wasn't bill and ted's excellent adventure and that they came to washington knowing full well the events of january 6. their actions were an assaults on the american people. and she also called it a violent attempted throw overthrow of the government that almost succeeded. and she said this -- >> he did not go to the u.s. capitol out of love for the country, he went for one man, one man in that sentence would be donald trump. >> reporter: and this wouldn't be the first time that chutkan has dealt with a case involving the former president. in november 2021, chutkan rejected trump

our randi kaye puts this anticipated surge in historical perspective. >> reporter: this is what it's like in downtown new orleans right now. >> it's hard to estimate how much water that is. >> reporter: in august 2005, hurricane katrina barreled into the louisiana coast. the storm was a powerful category 3 hurricane when it made landfall with winds near 127 miles per hour. but what made katrina so deadly wasn't so much the wind as the water. >> i tried swimming to higher ground, but there was no higher ground. >> reporter: according to the national hurricane center, storm surge flooding measured 10 to 28 feet above normal tide levels. the storm surge that poured into lake pontchartrain breached the levee system, flooding most of new orleans. catastrophic flooding spread for miles inland, destroying residential neighborhoods. >> it came in so fast. it was from 1 inch to 10 feet in the matter of ten minutes. >> reporter: nearly 1400 people perished during the hurricane and the floods that followed. most of them drowned. katrina is a prime example of how deadly a storm surge can be. in

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there was not a siren, not a phone alert, nothing, not a call. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn. >> takingese wildfires may have started and what may prevent future tragedies, with me now to discuss is michael golner, an associate professor at the university of california berkeley and is the director of the berkeley fire research lab. good to see you. so a lot of finger pointing in the aftermath as folks try to make sense of what happened on maui. how long do you believe it will be before there is some certainty about what triggered this? >> i think the reality is it will take at least a few months for a thourough investigation. certainly because of the high winds and dry grasses, there's a high chance there were some power line ignitions involved. then conditions are ripe that ay small spark would have p propigated that. conditions were already set. the investigation is going to try to find the initial source of that. >> the lahaina landscape is completely changed. just look at this video and reminders of the ash in its wake. we've also seen video of power lines going down, fires possibly

cnn's randi kaye outside the court in ft. pierce, florida, for us. what's expected to happen today?porter: well, that arraignment is expected to start at 10:00 a.m., so right now we're still waiting for the arrival of trump's aide walt nauta as well as the property manager. both men are expected to be arraigned here. carlos dell olevero was in court in miami last week but did not enter a plea because he didn't have a florida barred attorney. so this is the first time we expect to hear a plea in the documents case from carlos. walt nauta has already pleaded not guilty to the earlier charges before this superseding indictment which brought further charges. they are looking at charges related to false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and concealing documents as well. this all relates to interviews that they gave to the fbi. both men telling fbi investigators that they were not aware of documents at mar-a-lago, according to the indictment. as well as these alleged attempts to destroy security camera video at mar-a-lago as well, kate. >> and kind of so this is happening today,

randi kaye took a look at his debate style and how it may play out tomorrow night. >> andrew's a failedme ridden city. >> ron desantis attacking democratic andrew gilliam. but according to one of gilliam's debate coaches, des desantis isn't always so confident on the debate stage. >> going in, we knew ron had a nervous jaw. >> media consultant, kevin kay, says desantis tends to grit his teeth when under attack or annoyed by his opponent or moderator. >> it's why you see instead of attacking the candidate, he dwgoes after the moderator. >> like in 2018 when he was asked about speaking at conferences with a conservative fire brand who has said negative things about african americans, this happened. >> yes, he had, sir. the first -- >> how the hell am i supposed to know every single statement somebody makes? >> desantis comes prepared to debates with facts and figures but in this case, he appeared to freeze before firing off a one liner against charlie crist in 2022. >> will you serve a full four-year term if elected governor of florida? it's not a tough question. it's a fair question. he

randi kaye, thanks very much.s, a number of fake electors facing criminal charges in michigan are schedule today be arraigned. each faces eight state felony charges for their actions that involved a donald trump-backed plot to subvert the electoral college. jessica schneider is live from washington, d.c. we know that there are 16 people being charged. will all 16 be arraigned today? >> some of them have been arraigned. the rest are expected to appear in court. these are 16 prominent republicans. they range from a school board officials.mayor, republican most of them will be appearing in court at 8:30 this morning. we learned many of them will actually appeaa zoom. bu are all charged with eight felony counts each, and if they were convicted it would amount to decades in prison. most are saying they are vowing to fight the charges vigorously. some even claimed that the attorney general, dana nessel, who is a democrat, is wrongly targeting political opponents because she announced these charges last month. it was tho

randi kaye is outside the courthouse, and joins us now. so, what did happen in court today, randy? >> well john, donald trump waved his appearance to peer in court today, but he did enter a not guilty plea on the new charges in the superseding indictment through his attorney. his aide, while not a, also was here in court, and did enter a not guilty plea. we were expecting the property manager from mar-a-lago, carlos de oliveira to be in court, which he was, and to end to a plea. you may recall last week, he was in miami with a wash and you see bass lawyer, which so he could enter a flea, because he needs a floor lawyer to enter a plea here in the state of florida. he had a florida lawyer in the court room with him, but apparently, had finished up all the paperwork, had officially signed on. so once again, carlos, yellow there is really arraignment words postpone, to not appear back in court here on tuesday, august 15th. where he possibly could wave his appearance. but we did learn earlier this evening, that his florida lawyer did now officially sign on, hours after that schedule ar

i'm going to do the job i'm blessed to be able to do. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, atlanta. >>> nowjury in georgia, the former president has ten days to surrender and be arraigned in atlanta's fulton county. but this court appearance in georgia is going to look different than his previous three criminal cases. this time, not only will he be fingerprinted, he may have his mugshot taken. much oh of that court appearance could be broad cast on live television. john miller joins us. there are some key differences here that we could see. how do you expect this appearance to play out? >> i think at some point, they're going to make that surrender date. i don't think you're going to see a mass surrender of those defendants. i think donald trump will probably have his own day. but the sheriff has been very clear, whatever our process is, we're going to follow that process. so that means fingerprints, that means mugshots, that means going through a booking process. the wild card here, jessica, is always the same, which is it's the secret service. they don't like to have someone under their p

our randi kaye has been digging in on all of this. here is her reporting. >>> so many of us residents felt we had absolutely no warning. >> reporter: hawaii has one of the largest public safety outdoor siren warning systems in the world, sirens that were silent as wildfires raged. the question is, why? first, it was this -- >> it would not have saved those people. >> do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. the sirens, as i mentioned earlier, is used primarily for tsunamis. >> reporter: that's what the head of the emergency management agency said before resigning a day later. even before that press conference ended, his reason had changed. this time suggesting the sirens weren't used because people wouldn't have been able to hear the warning. >> it's an outdoor siren, so a lot of people were indoors, air conditioning on, they're not going to hear a siren. plus, the winds were very gusty and everything. i heard it was very loud. and so they wouldn't have heard the sirens. >> reporter: the same story with hawaii's governor. f

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randi kaye has more on the rise and fall of rudy giuliani. >> what happened to there's no black americao it? >> reporter: rudy giuliani, at the 2016 republican national convention. this was not the kid from brooklyn that america had come to know. giuliani had earned a reputation for being tough on a crime as a young assistant u.s. attorney. at 39 he was appointed u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, zeroing in on organized crime and white collar criminals. >> i am giuliani. >> reporter: after becoming mayor of new york city in 1993 giuliani took credit for making manhattan safe. then came 9/11. giuliani was the picture of strength, with some calling him america's mayor. >> the city's going to survive, we're going to get through it. >> reporter: and "time" magazine named him person of the year. giuliani failed in his own 2008 presidential bid. >> today i'm officially anouning my withdrawal as a candidate for president of the united states. >> reporter: wu in 2016 he was back on the campaign trail as a surrogate for donald trump. >> he will be the leader of the change we n

randi kaye has more. >> reporter: she has described the events of january 6th as a violent mob seekingly elected government. tanya chutkan has a reputation of handing down tough sentences. >> she's talked about 2024 and the threat the rioters pose before sentences. >> reporter: chutkan has predecided over dozes of criminal cases against alleged january 6th rioters. she has often been outspoken at their sentencing hearings. at a 2022, for two friends that had gone to the capitol, chutkan said, this wasn't bill and ted's excellent adventure. they came to washington knowing full well the actions of january 6th. she also called it a violent attempted overthrow of the government that almost succeeded. at a criminal sentencing of another rioter, she said this. >> he did not go to the u.s. capitol out of any love for our country. he went for one man. one man in that sentence would be donald trump. >> this won't be the first time chutkan has dealt with a case involving the former president. chutkan rejected trump's efforts to block the house committee investigating january 6th from accessing m

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randi kaye is outside the courthouse and joins us now. so what did happen in court today, randi? >> well, john, donald trump waived his appearance to appear in court but did enter a not guilty through his attorney. his aide walt nauta also was here in court and did enter a not guilty plea. we were expecting the property manager from mar-a-lago carlos de oliveira to be in court, which he was and to enter a plea. you may recall last week he was in miami with a washington, d.c.-based lawyer. so he couldn't enter a plea because he needs a florida lawyer to enter a plea here in the state of florida. he had a florida lawyer in the courtroom with him, but apparently he hadn't signed up all the paper, hadn't officially signed on. once again carlos de oliveira's arraignment was postponed. he'll new appear back in court here on tuesday august 15th, or he could possibly waive his appearance. but we did learn earlier this evening that his florida lawyer did officially sign on hours after that scheduled arraignment. and he will now officially represent him here in the state. so we do expect t

randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> those pictures really do tallies story and as you saw there, cedar key sustained serious damage. last night, we spoke with the president and playwright michael bobbitt, one of the voices you heard briefly off camera and randy's report. he was riding out the storm. thankfully, he made it through. some shots he shot some just incredible video through it all and he joins us now. michael, i have to say, it's wonderful to see your face after everything that you went through. how are you and your neighbors, how are you doing tonight? >> we are surprisingly well. [inaudible] always does in the time of tragedy, it came together. one of the great things about this island is that we truly live in community with one another and we've got each other's backs. it was a difficult evening and it difficult morning, but seeing everyone out of cleaning up the streets, checking on their neighbors, it's a little bit of a silver lining, it's to a really tough situation. we >> this is the first chance i'm getting to see the video you shot and i have to say, it

. >> randi kaye has more. >> -- so many of us residents felt like we had absolutely no warning. >> hawaii has one of the largest public safety outdoor siren warning systems in the world. sirens, that were silent, as wildfires raged. the question is, why. first it was. this >> it would not have saved those people on the mountainside. >> do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. the sirens, as i had mentioned earlier, is used primarily for tsunamis. >> that's what the head of maui somewhere to see management agency said wednesday. but even before that press conference ended, his reason had changed. this time, suggesting that the sirens weren't used, because people wouldn't have been able to hear the warning. >> it's an outdoor siren. so, a lot of people who are indoors, air conditioning on, whatever the case may be, they're not going to hear the siren. mostly, the winds were very crusty and everything. and i heard it was very loud. and so, they would have heard the sirens. >> same story with hawaii's governor. first this. >> sirens were typically used for tsunami, or hurricanes. t

cnn's randi kaye shows us how willis arrived at this moment. >> it doesn't matter if you're rich, poor to be charged. >> reporter: fulton county district attorney fani willis talking about her investigation into donald trump's alleged attempt to influence georgia's 2020 election. at the center of it all a phone call trump had with georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger after the election. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> reporter: when that call was made, willis had only been in office for one day. ever since she's been leading the charge on the investigation. >> working for 2 1/2 years. we're ready to go. >> reporter: ready to go, and in the process ruffling trump's feathers. >> in georgia the racist district attorney goes after me for a perfect phone call. >> this woman is not a capable woman. >> she's a racist. >> and this is a person that wants to indict me. >> reporter: those accusations of racism, unfounded. team trump also included willis in this ad called "the fraud squad." >> and biden's newest lackey, atl

>> randi kaye, great reporting. thanks so much. >>> we also have new exclusive cnn reporting about pro-trump lawyer kenneth chesebro and his whereabouts on january 6 during the insurrection. he was the alleged architect behind the plan to submit a fraudulent slate of electors. he was among 19 people including trump indict this had week on racketeering and other charges in georgia's election subversion case. our justice correspondent has this exclusive reporting. where was he? >> well, according to a cnn investigation, what we found is he was outside the doors of the capitol on january 6 surrounded by the mob of protesters but also significantly following around a leading voice of the stop the steal movement and conspiracy theorist alex jones. now this morning the big question, what was he doing there? he is one of the alleged co-conspirators in two cases against donald trump for 2020 election interference. now for the first time cnn has identified kenneth chesebro outside the capitol on january 6. he followed right

randi kaye has that. >> it doesn't matter if you're rich, poor, black, white, democrat or republican. to be charged. >> reporter: fulton county district attorney fani willis talking about her investigation into donald trump's alleged attempt to influence georgia's 2020 election. at the center of it all, a phone call trump had with georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger after the election. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> very thankful that you are here. >> when that call was made, willis had only been in office one day. ever since, she's been leading the charge on the investigation. >> been working for two and a half years. we're ready to go. >> reporter: ready to go, and in the process, ruffling trump's feathers. >> in georgia, the district attorney goes after me for a perfect phone. >> caller: call. she's a racist. >> those accusations of racism, unfounded. >> and biden's newest lackey, atlanta d.a., fani willis. >> >> reporter: despite it all, willis hardly seems rattled by trump's continued attacks. >> it's

the candidate likely to be a big start as well -- randi kaye took a look at his debate style and howresided over a crime ridden city. >> republican ron desantis, attacking andrew gillum right out of the gate on their 2018 gubernatorial debate. but according to one of andrew gillum's debate coaches, desantis is not always so confident on the debate stage. and he has a move that is a dead giveaway. >> going into the debates, we knew that ron desantis had a nervous job, joe, whenever he was irritated he would move it back and forth. >> kevin kate says that desantis since two great his teeth when he is under attack, or annoyed by his opponent, or the moderator. >> he is irritated to be there, that is why you see oftentimes, instead of attacking the candidate, or issues, or policy, he goes after the referee. the debate moderator. >> like in 2018, when desantis was asked about speaking at conferences years ago with a conservative firebrand who has said negative things about african americans, this happened. >> if he had, there. the first statement -- >> how the heck am i supposed to know e

cnn's randi kaye is there. what happened? >> reporter: donald trump wasn't here.nce, but his aid was here and his property manager at mar-a-lago were both here. walt nauta did plead not guilty to the new charges in the superseding indictment. he showed up here with his two lawyers. we were expecting the property manager to enter a plea as well. he was in a miami courtroom. he did not enter a plea because he did not officially have a florida lawyer. there was a florida lawyer in the courtroom with him today. but he wasn't officially signed on yet, so he told the court he was waiting confirmation before entering his appearance as counsel. so his d.c. attorney told the court they believe they have ironed out the details, but they need another day or so to make it official. now another day, another delay. we have carlos returning here to the court, at least his attorneys will be. he maybe waive his appearance to officially enter a plea in the classified documents case. and all of this comes as they are facing these charges from the special counsel, which include false

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randi kaye starts us off tonight. >> reporter: mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira arriving at federal court in miami. the 56-year-old is accused of being part of a plot to delete security camera video from plrl after the department of justice subpoenaed the footage. de oliveira is facing four charges, including conspiracy to obstruct justice and false statements to the fbi. >> put their money where their mouth is. >> reporter: according to the federal indictment, de oliveira allegedly asked an i.t. worker about how long footage remains on the server and said that, quote, the boss wanted the server deleted, an apparent reference to donald trump, who remains defiant on the campaign trail. >> they're not indicting me. they're indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. that's all it is. >> two people identify the i.t. worker as usual tavarus. that's according to the indictment, which does not indicate the footage was deleted. it's unclear if taveras is cooperating with the special counsel. but sources tell cnn the new allegations -- in part to information taveras

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more on the case with randi kaye. >> reporter: page 24 of the allegations laid out in the superseding walt nauta, a trump aide and co-defendant in the classified documents case, allegedly moved 30 boxes from trump's residence at mar-a-lago to his storage room on june 2nd last year. weeks later on june 22nd the department of justice emailed an attorney for donald trump's business, a draft grand jury subpoena, for certain security camera footage from the mar-a-lago club including footage from the ground floor where a storage room was located. the next day june 23rd according to the indictment trump called carlos de oliveira, the club's property manager, at 8:46 p.m. the two spoke for about 24 minutes. the indictment does not offer any details about what was said during that conversation. the day after that, the justice department sent the final subpoena. according to the indictment, on the evening of june 25th last year, de oliveira and nauta went to the security guard booth where surveillance video is displayed on monitors. the indictment alleges they walked with a flashlight through t