oil, wig tech, retail, among other things also with us, a bond market power player, pimco's jerome schneider on whether the fed is backed into a corner as yields move lower. >>> and one of the most popular investments of 2021? you guessed it, etfs we follow the money to bring you the biggest trends of 2022 and look ahead to 2022, kelly. >> watching key levels for the markets, down 1.5% the dow was down 700 at one point. for the dow, the 200 day moving average is 34620 if it holds or doesn't it is going to be a tell for the market the 50s were breached for the s&p and nasdaq 4607 was the level for the s&p, we are down to 4553. energy stocks, lagging as the price of oil gose down again and a bit of a surprise in some of the reopening stocks. not what you would think today, green for american and carnival, royal caribbean as well, until just a moment ago when it flipped lower. economic data in the coming days can help investors determine whether omicron will dent the recovery awell as rotation out of the tech stocks our analysts is watching, are value stocks good for your portfolio. stephanie l

megan samford from schneider, you are up. megan: thanks so much, andy, and thank you to the atlantic council for inviting me today with this group of panelists. as andy mentioned, i am megan samford, vice president and chief product security officer at schneider electric. i am obsessed with producing secure products and secure systems, and that is where schneider electric plays a unique role in terms of cybersecurity as well as the intersection of decarbonization efforts. i also have a few different roles outside of schneider electric. i am the cochair of the department of homeland security control systems working group. i am also the chair of the international automation global cybersecurity alliance, of which many of our viewers i'm sure our members there. in my spare time i made an effort called incident command system for industrial control systems, which seeks to apply the internationally recognized incident command system framework for use in organizing cybersecurity responses in the private sector and public sector and

megan samford from schneider, you are up. megan: thanks so much, andy, and thank you to the atlantic council for inviting me today with this group of panelists. as andy mentioned, i am megan samford, vice president and chief product security officer at schneider electric. i am obsessed with producing secure products and secure systems, and that is where schneider electric plays a unique role in terms of cybersecurity as well as the intersection of decarbonization efforts. i also have a few different roles outside of schneider electric. i am the cochair of the department of homeland security control systems working group. i am also the chair of the international automation global cybersecurity alliance, of which many of our viewers i'm sure our members there. in my spare time i made an effort called incident command system for industrial control systems, which seeks to apply the internationally recognized incident command system framework for use in organizing cybersecurity responses in the private sector and public sector and

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michael schneider is from an entertainment magazine "variety" reflecting on betty white's career. >>n't use the term national treasure lightly, but it definitely applies in the case of betty white. we have never known to them should without betty wright. she was there like you mentioned at the dawn of tv. some of our favorite shows over the years, golden girls, maybe 10 or more, she was a part of our life -- mary tyler moore but she was a part of our life. >> i think she had been living quietly at home during the pandemic but she said in a recent interview that she felt lucky to be in such good health at her age. she was looking forward to her 100th birthday on the 17th of january. >> yeah. that is what a sort of so tragic and bittersweet about this. she was just a few weeks away. there were alreadylenty of tributes in magazines and newspapers, including our own we were preparing for a big celebration of her 100th birthday. she got so close. that is kind of sad about this. obviously, her legend lives on. >> tell us about more of the tributes that have come in. i saw a lovely one for

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that's michael schneider from the world nuclear industry status report on databases as take a look at some of the other global business stories making use more details. it emerged av chinese. right hailing giant dds plans to d list from new york and re list on the hong kong stock exchange. reuters is quoting 2 sources, same company plans to use a mechanism that allow it to list without raising capital or issuing new stock listing by introduction, as it known would allow holders of its u. s. chairs to gradually transfer them. now usually fireworks make new year's eve in germany, a noisy and colorful a fab. this year for the 2nd year in a row german authorities battling the only con corona virus. parents have decided to ban the sale of them. however, some determined germans are getting around the restrictions by crossing international borders. ah, he is. even berlin typically goes off with the bank. but the 201920 took over was different in a suburban street in the midst of crowds of revelers. and huge explosion from a home made bomb, hundreds of thousands of euros of damage. scores of

that's michael schneider from the world nuclear industry status report on date of your business. as take a look at some of the other global business stories making use more details, it emerged av chinese right hailing giant dds plans to d list from new york and re list on the hong kong stock exchange. reuters is quoting 2 sources, same company plans to use a mechanism that allow it to list without raising capital or issuing new stock listing by introduction, as it now would allow holders of its u. s. chairs to gradually transfer them. now usually fireworks make new year's eve in germany, a noisy and colorful a fab. this year for the 2nd year in a row german authorities battling the only con corona virus. parents have decided to ban the sale of them. however, some determined germans are getting around the restrictions by crossing international borders. ah, he is. even berlin typically goes off with a bang. but the 201920 took over was different in a suburban street in the midst of crowds of revelers. and huge explosion from a home made bomb, hundreds of thousands of euros of damag

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that's michael schneider from the world nuclear industry status report on date of your business. as take a look at some of the other global business stories making use more details, it emerged av chinese right hailing giant dds plans to d list from new york and re list on the hong kong stock exchange. reuters is quoting 2 sources, same company plans to use a mechanism that allow it to list without raising capital or issuing new stock listing by introduction, as it known would allow holders of its u. s. chairs to gradually transfer them. now usually fireworks make new year's eve in germany, a noisy and colorful a fab. this year for the 2nd year in a row german authorities battling the only con corona virus. parents have decided to ban the sale of them. however, some determined germans are getting around the restrictions by crossing international borders. ah, he is. even berlin typically goes off with a bang. but the 201920 took over was different in a suburban street in the midst of crowds of revelers. and huge explosion from a home made bomb, hundreds of thousands of euros of dam

well, let's discuss this a little bit further with michael schneider, who is lead author of the world nuclear industry status report and an opponent of nuclear power. thank you very much for taking the time to join us on deed of your business. what do you say to that suggestion that this is with europe suffering and energy crunch the worst possible time to be turning off energy sources? well, you know, i mean the, the german nuclear pays out has been in the making for a long time. it's decades that the german society has been discussing the issue by the way that the term like in a given that which now has been integrated into the, the english language like energy transition dates from 980. and you know, as soon as 1986, when the channel bow a disaster started happen to took place. there were in germany had actually published in germany, there were 20 nuclear phase out scenarios published. so there's a long exercise of thinking and designing this, this nuclear phase out. so what is happening now is, is just the consequence of these latest decisions that are now 10 years old. so there w

schneider. like the rob schneider, so and i'm like wait. mr. schneider?of negativity. >> all right, actor, the rob schneider joins us now. good morning, rob. >> well, thank you, good morning, first of all just like president biden, i want to wish you guys a season of severe injury and death. merry christmas. >> [laughter] >> no, you know how you lie to your wife and then you hope she never finds out and then the next thing you know it's on the news? >> yeah? >> that's what happened here. she said don't take the car, i'm telling you, the tesla, it's breaking down, don't take the car. then my wife's mexican and she said don't take the care, it'll break down i'm telling you don't do it! come on, now, so i took it and i says it doesn't break down. elon musk, he's going to mars. he knows what he's doing, so just i'm going to, i took it and of course, it broke down right in the middle of the road. >> oh, boy. >> and i was really stuck. so i was blocking traffic so i felt bad, and people you know drive very fast here in arizona, and because it's usually 120 degr

i'm joined now by deputy tv editor of variety, michael schneider, in los angeles.resident aydin has called her. —— president aydin has called her. —— president biden. the breath of her work was huge, wasn't it?- president biden. the breath of her work was huge, wasn't it? yeah, we don't nerd the _ work was huge, wasn't it? yeah, we don't nerd the -- _ work was huge, wasn't it? yeah, we don't nerd the -- use _ work was huge, wasn't it? yeah, we don't nerd the -- use the _ work was huge, wasn't it? yeah, we don't nerd the -- use the term - don't nerd the —— use the term national treasure lightly, but it definitely applies to betty white. we've never known television without her. she was there at the dawn of tv, some of our favourite shows over the years, and she was always a presence in our life, so that's what's so sad and really has a nation in mourning today. i think she had been — nation in mourning today. i think she had been living _ nation in mourning today. i think she had been living quietly - nation in mourning today. i think she had been living quietly at.

so schneider chime on and inch turned on and empty places are created vertically at these sponsors throughout the entire building. so if we compare the opera, moses and aaron, we can say one line represents the museum, a kind of aaron line oft, while the line of the voids that penetrates everything could be described as the moses line. here moses stands to the unspeakable mores. a student here who doesn't give out and about and leave is king, doesn't just build his buildings to make them look unique. he wants to demonstrate something with them, can express something that's very important to him. that reality, as we usually perceive it is only part of what surrounds us and what makes up the world of that beyond these realities, there are principles that have to be called into question and dismantled again and again. so that we don't get too comfortable and believe we are living a truth that we don't actually recognize any of his cognition. oh ha. ah. do you follow me then god, this is me. the experience with the garden of exile in the jewish museum is always an experience of the boundary. it m

emily: jodi schneider, bloomberg's political news director. meantime, square is rebounding -- is rebranding, now calling itself block. the company says this is to acknowledge its growth beyond payment. square crypto, a separate initiative focused on bitcoin, will change its name to spiral. joining this on this latest news, our own kurt wagner. this on the heels of jack dorsey resigning as ceo of twitter just two days ago. that can't be a coincidence. kurt: i can't imagine that it is. jack has always been interested in building a company of the knees. with square, he can do that. at twitter, he just had twitter. there was a lot of speculation, especially when he first took the job at twitter, that he would leave square behind. it is interesting that he has gone the other direction. the ability to build an empire of sorts is probably a big reason why. emily: they talk about how this name block means a lot of things, like neighborhood blocks and local communities, block parties. would it be a mistake to think this is really a nod to the blockchai

that's michael schneider from the world nuclear industry status report on databases as take a look at some of the other global business stories making use more details. it emerged av chinese. right hailing giant dds plans to d list from new york and re list on the hong kong stock exchange. reuters is quoting 2 sources, same company plans to use a mechanism that allow it to list without raising capital or issuing new stock listing by introduction, as it known would allow holders of its u. s. chairs to gradually transfer them. now usually fireworks make new year's eve in germany, a noisy and colorful a fab. this year for the 2nd year in a row german authorities battling the only con corona virus. parents have decided to ban the sale of them. however, some determined germans are getting around the restrictions by crossing international borders. ah, he is. even berlin typically goes off with the bank. but the 201920 took over was different in a suburban street in the midst of crowds of revelers. and huge explosion from a home made bomb, hundreds of thousands of euros of damage. scores of

will i be speaking to michael schneider, who is lead author of the world nuclear industry status report and an opponent of nuclear power? i asked him if, given europe's current energy shortage. this was the worst possible time to be switching off nuclear energy sources. well, you know, i mean the, the german nuclear pays out has been in the making for a long time. it's decades that the german society has been discussing the issue by the way that the term like in a given that which now has been integrated into the, the english language like energy transition dates from 980 and you know, as soon as 1986 when the channel bow disaster started happen to took place, there were in germany had actually published in germany, there were 20 nuclear phase out scenarios published. so there's a long exercise of thinking and designing this, this nuclear phase out. so what is happening now is, is just the consequence of these latest decisions that are now 10 years old. so there was a long period of preparation for that and let's face it, it's, it's been a phenomenal investment security. you can, you kn

that's michael schneider from the world nuclear industry status report on date of your business. as take a look at some of the other global business stories making use more details have emerged of chinese right hailing giant dds plans to d list from new york and released on the hong kong stock exchange. reuters is quoting 2 sources, same company plans to use a mechanism that allow it to list without raising capital or issuing new stock listing by introduction, as it known would allow holders of its u. s. chairs to gradually transfer them. now usually fireworks make new year's eve in germany, a noisy and colorful a fab. this year for the 2nd year in a row german authorities battling the only con corona virus. parents have decided to ban the sale of them. however, some determined germans are getting around the restrictions by crossing international borders. ah, is even berlin typically goes off with a bang. but the 201920 tick over was different. in a suburban street, in the midst of crowds of revelers. and huge explosion from a home made bomb, hundreds of thousands of euros of dam

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> jessica, thank you for that.od in los angeles hit by a ransomware attack compromising the personal information of about 400,000 patients. planned parenthood said there is no evidence so far it was a targeted attack on planned parenthood or that any patients' information was used for fraud. the group says it is notifying patients whose information was stolen. >>> just ahead, a shake up on the vice president's team. we will tell you who is leaving soon. >>> and alec baldwin tearfully telling his side of the movie set shooting story. firefighter maggie gronewald knows how to handle dry weather... ...and dry, cracked skin. new go bond advanced healing ointment. ..restore healthy skin,n. with no sticky feeling. gold bond. chamon your skin. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. ♪

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joining us now cnn's justice correspondent jessica schneider.should we expect to see in this interim initial report? >> this will be about the committee finally pulling back the curtain to showcase all of the work it's been doing over the past several months because almost all of its work so far has been behind closed doors. the committee as we know has conducted hundreds of private interviews with witnesses, including former trump aides, stop the steal rally organizers and election officials pressured by trump aauthorize overturn the 2020 election results but so far the public has only been privy to one public hearing. that was back in july and it featured that gripping testimony from officers who were defending the capitol january 6th. so this initial report is expected by summer. a final report expected in the fall. this will really flesh out more of what the committee has uncovered and committee members are planning for public hear,s next year. members say that will help outline the real story of what unfolded january 6th. 2022 will jump-sta

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> now the situation in china is growing more urgent as the city remains in strict lockdown. people going desperate just to get basic provisions. a live report from beijing justified ahead. >>> plus an exclusive report on a push to make the u.s. a little more self-reliant when it comes to protective gear. like masks and gloves. it's epiq here. it's epiq here. it's epiq out here, too. introducing the epson epiq vision mini projector. so epic, so mini. the top-rated epson epic vision mini is the new immersive way to enjoy your favorite content. like streaming movies, tv shows, sports, workout classes, and even gaming, wherever you like. the picture is so big. up to 150 inches. that's 4x bigger than a 75-inch flat panel. go online or call to get over $200 in added value. stream your favorite shows from services like hulu, hbomax, and youtube, right out of the box. its 3 chip, 3lcd laser technology produces outstanding color and brightness. order an epiq vision mini and get this exclusive tv offer. a free travel case, free 3-year limited warranty, free

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> an unusual start to christmas for the british royal family.ice say an arm the intruder was arrested saturday on the grounds of windsor castle where the queen and family were celebrating the holiday. a 19-year-old man was taken into custody by officials shortly after entering the area. the security scare didn't stop prince charles and his wife, the duchess of cornwall, and other members of the family from attending a christmas church service in windsor a few hours later. the queen in her christmas message remembered her late husband, prince philip, who died this year. >> christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. this year especially, i understand why. but for me, in the months since the death of my beloved philip, i have drawn great comfort from the warmth and affection of the many tributes to his life and work from around the country, the commonwealth, and the world. >> her majesty also urged people to use her upcoming platinum jubilee, 70 years on the throne, as a reason to come together. >>> covid cases driven by omicron show

let's beginning with cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. jessica, walk us through what we'll see today and i imagine what we might be able to glean from the questions we hear from the justices. >> reporter: that's exactly what the questions will be, what these conservative justices might think about the possibility of overturning roe v. wade and which might vote for overturning roe v. wade. of course, this will be live streamed audio only. all eyes and ears on these six conservative justices. the difference between this case and when we heard cases back in 1973, 1992 is now, of course, there is this solid conservative majority. the key question is should roe v. wade be overturned? that's because the mississippi ban that has not taken effect because it's been blocked by lower courts, it bans most abortions after 15 yeeks with limited exceptions. court precedent established the constitutional right for women to obtain abortions and states that states cannot outright ban abortions prior to viability, 22 to 23 weeks. the mississippi attorney ge

>> jessica schneider with the latest there.t case, as jessica just laid out, the future of roe v. wade hangs in the balance. former vice president mike pence says he thinks it is only a matter of time before it is overturned. take a listen. >> with the supreme court overturns roe v. wade, and i believe with all my heart that day will come, either now or in the near future, it will not come as a surprise to anyone. it will simply be the culmination of a 50-year journey whose course and destination has been driven by the will of the american people. >> joining us now to discuss, cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. there are two things here, right, as we look at both roe and the casey decisions. two of the things that the justices mentioned in each of those were precedent, right, looking to precedent in those cases. and also stressing in the opinions as it was written this real need to follow the rule of law, use constitutional measurement, acknowledging that people may have personal experiences or beliefs, but this needed to

i want to go to jessica schneider covering this decision from the supreme court. it's early, but you've been reading through. what do we know? >> reporter: a bit of a mixed outcome here, jim and erica. abortion providers can move forward with their lawsuit to attempt to block this law. on the flipside, though, the supreme court has not blocked the law in the meantime while their challenge goes forward. so today marks the 100th day that this law, sb-8, has been in effect, effectively shutting down abortion clinics in the state. it turns out, according to the supreme court this morning, that effective shutdown will continue. however, the abortion providers will be able to challenge this law, because, remember, that was the issue in this case. because of the unique structure of this law where texas effectively gave that enforcement power to private citizens to bring lawsuits to enforce this law as opposed to state officials enforcing the law, that was a runaround of how people could challenge that. that was the issue here -- can people even challenge this law? the su

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> u.s.icials and dignitaries filled washington national cathedral friday for the funeral of former senator bob dole. president biden's eulogy recalled their 25 years in the u.s. senate. despite being on opposite sides of the aisle, biden called dole a genuine hero and a man of his word. dole spent 25 years in congress, most of them in senate. he ran for president three times, the republican nominee in 1996, losing to bill his casket has been flown to the home state of washington and returned to washington for interment. >>> more coming up from the uk christmas party scandal is now hitting boris johnson and his conservative appear in the polls. we're live from london straight ahead. stay with us. with directv stream i can get live tv and on demand anywhere. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer real

cnn's jessica schneider has more now from washington. >> who won the election on the 3rd? 3rd? donald trump. i was the person who came up with the january 6th idea -- >> stop the steal. >> reporter: trump's allies have spent the past year repeatedly questioning the 2020 election, and the house select committee's investigation into the deadly insurrection january 6th. >> this actually exonerates me, and this evidence is actually going to exonerate president donald j. trump. >> reporter: and now they're taking another page from trump's play book. the former president has filed his own lawsuit now making its way through the courts trying to stop the national archives from handsing over hundreds of pages of documents including white house visitor and call logs and drafts and speeches and hand written notes. in recent weeks more lawsuits have poured in from trump's chief of staff mark meadows, trump's first national security advisor michael flynn, john eastman, the conservative lawyer who wrote a memo detailing how vp mike pence could interrupt the certification of the election

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> now, on the aviation front, if the cash penalties aren't enoughnruly airline passengers, the federal aviation administration is ready to send them to the back of the security line. under unique partnership, the faa will share information about passengers like this with the transportation security administration and have them removed from the pre-check screening program. so far this year, there have been more than 5600 reports of unruly passengers. 4,000 of them involve people refusing to wear masks. the faa announced zero to city in january. violators face fines of up to $37,000 if they threaten or attack other passengers as well as the crew. >>> and here's one recent example in miami just two nights ago. police say they were called to the gate because of disturbance over a delayed flight. two people were eventually taken into custody. >>> well, some travelers who can behave are cancelling their holiday plans because of the rapid spread, of course, of the omicron variant. as pete muntean reports, millions are heading to the airports. >> reporter:

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >> for more on this, let's bring in former assistant special watergateour time today. >> merry christmas to you. as you know, we're learning about who is cooperating and public hearings were such a crew that will part of watergate. why do you think this committee has only held that one hearing? >> i think they held the one hearing to make a strong statement in the beginning that this was a serious matter, that the capitol police were abused and disabused and some of them died as a result of it, and that this investigation is important. if they had brought in hearings as they went along, it would have been extremely boring. investigation takes time. you are putting together pieces to a bigger, bigger jig saw puzzle. and what they are planning do i'm sure is put out in the public riveting testimony that will go over on the television and people will be able to see what they actually found in the end. what you have to look for now is who is going to be the cooperating witness like john dean was in the senate watergate committee who laid out what it was that

thanks very much, jessica schneider with that report.o is joining us right now. carrie, what does this decision mean potentially for roe v. wade, which established the constitutional right to abortion what, some 50 years ago. >> well, so this particular decision, the difficulty with this decision that the court issued today is that it's about process, it's not about the substance, it's not about the constitutionality and the legality in roe v. wade and casey, which was the case that came after that, that reaffirmed the decision in roe. so this particular case has to do with whether or not these providers can continue to challenge this texas law. and so what the supreme court said is that they can challenge to a limited degree. but the problem is that there is no injunction against the law, while their challenge is taking place. so the practical effect is that the texas law is already undermining the law of the land, which was already roe and casey. >> yeah, you're right. isn't that scathing descent that we just heard in jessica's report

that is a big blow to these abortion providers here. >> jessica schneider, thanks so much. >>> i wantatson, a public interest lawyer. elie honig was an assistant u.s. attorney for new york's southern district. nice to see you both. elie, your reaction to the opinion by the supreme court letting texas keep its 66-week abortion ban but also letting abortion providers challenge this ban. what do you make of it? >> yeah, pam, on the surface, this ruling is about who can sue and who can be sued under the texas law. sb 8. and there's good news and bad news both ways. the good news for pro-choice advocates is this law can be challenged. the supreme court said that abortion providers can sue here. but the good news for pro-life folks is that the road to challenge this is very narrow. jessica said before a sliver of a path here. that's an accurate description. bigger picture, though, let's keep in mind. as we sit here december 10th, 2021, this law is still in effect. as justice sotomayor says, this law is in open defiance of roe v. wade yet the supreme court keeps pointing to procedural outs t

cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has more on the video and the new trump ally who is cooperatee. >> reporter: a three-hour video released by the justice department after cnn and other outlets sued for access shows one of the most violent and prolonged battles between capitol police and the pro-trump mob. the video taken from a capitol security camera on the lower west terrace does not have sound but it shows how dozens of rioters moved in on capitol police spraying the cops who stood guard with pepper spray, pointing strobing flashlights at them, striking them with batons and flag poles. more than an hour in when police push back, you can see a helmet knocked off of one officer's head. the video release comes as the house committee investigating january 6th prepares to ramp up its probe in the new year. chairman bennie thompson tells "the washington post" he's focusing on then-president trump's actions zeroing in on this video he released 187 minutes after the riot began. >> you have to go home now. >> thompson telling the post, it appears he tried to do a taping several times

schneider of illinois, i inform the house that mr. schneider will vote yes on h.r. 2685. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. barragan, i inform the house that ms. barragan will vote yes on h.r. 2685. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. lawrence from michigan, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 2685. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.r. 2685. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mrs. bustos of illinois, i inform the house that mrs. bustos will vote yea on h.r. 2685. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mary

let's get straight to cnn's jessica schneider.s is the second court loss for the former president in his efforts to block the congressional committee investigating january 6th from getting those white house records. the d.c. appellate court here has ruled against the former president, saying that he cannot in fact block those records from being handed over from the national archives to the committee. this was a three-judge panel that actually heard these arguments just one week ago. it was november 30th. they're issuing a pretty quick ruling here. this is a 68-page decision. they're saying that the former president loses in his arguments but crucially here they're not going to allow these records to be automatically released. they are giving the former president's legal team 14 days now to appeal to the supreme court, which no doubt they will likely do. we still haven't heard any comment from the former president's legal team here. i just want to read one part. it says the former president has failed to establish a likelihood of s

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. sglee >> and with me now is michael zeldin, great to see you.ith us thorn. as we just saw, the doj just released three more hours of video from the insurrection. how important is this lengthy new video as investigators start to piece together exactly what happened? >> what is clear from this video is that this was not a spontaneous uprising. this was a planned event. people came armed for battle. and that is quite apparent in this video. and so that informs the committee about whether there was pre-planning, who was involved in the pre-planning, how was it executed, how was it called off. so i think that it is relevance to all the questions that the committee has to answer. >> and do you think at this point there is any chance that the january 6th committee will pursue a criminal referral for former president trump? we heard in jessica's story that they are thinking about that, that chairman bennie thompson has indicated that it could be on the table due to trump's delayed response. what are your thoughts? >> well, i think that there are charges

let's bring in jessica schneider. what are we learning?ce on investigate rights in the past several weeks. the last time was about the new voter laws involving voter i.d. and the way votes actually go about. this time the department of justice is suing texas over its newly drawn political maps saying that texas, the republican legislature and governor intentionally dissim nations against reeshl groups. this was a lawsuit recently find in texas court there. in the filing it says this. in enacting its 2021 congressional and house plans, the skate has again dilluted the strength of texans and refuses to comply with voting agents action. that they in the last census the population of texas has gone up considerably, 4 million new residents between 2010 and 2020. 59% of those are hispanic, and yet when you look at the new maps released several weeks ago and sustained to take effect by the texas governor, there are no districts that actually account for that hispanic so the department of jufs saying they are suing saying this is discriminatory an

ana. >> jessica schneider, thanks so much for laying it out. after about six weeks which is in direct opposite to "roe v. wade"? >> well, this is why evangelicals backed donald trump because he appointed justices to the supreme court who are fighting abortion rights at every step. i mean, it remains a remarkable, remarkable thing, that even though "roe v. wade" is technically still the law of the land, the women of texas are now entering their fourth month where abortion is effectively illegal, and that's what the main -- main message of today's opinion is, and it's just a major change in the law, and it just shows how presidential elections have consequences because abortion rights are being limited or restricted or eliminated in ways that would have been unthinkable just a year or two ago. >> again, i just want to reiterate that they did not rule on the constitutionality of this texas law. they only ruled essentially on whether abortion providers have a right to challenge this law and the suits that have come as a result of it, so what do you

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poppy. >> jessica schneider, thank you for the reporting tonight.want to bring in democratic congressman jamal bowman of new york. he is calling on president biden to make january 6th a day of national healing. writing in a letter to biden, quote, i urge you to use your executive power to highlight the injustice of january 6th and make sure the trauma it caused is not lost to history. good evening, congressman, and thank you for your time. >> of course. good evening. thanks for having me. >> has the president or white house responded to your letter? >> not as of yet but there have been several conversations, and there is interest there. you know, i think it -- it's very apparent when we have -- when you see over 800,000 people dead from covid, the trauma of the 2020 election, the trauma of the trump presidency. we have the convergence of these complex traumas, and we haven't paused, as a nation, to collectively heal in response to these traumas. you know, we've done everything we can to, you know, get back to -- to work and get the economy going. an

jessica schneider is out front. >> who won the election?h the january 6 idea. >> stop the steal. >> reporter: trump's allies have spent the past year questioning the 2020 election. the house select committee's investigation into the deadly insurrection january 6th. >> this evidence exonerates me and this evidence is going to exonerate president trump. >> reporter: they are taking another page from trump's playbook, suing from getting access. the former president filed a lawsuit making its way through the court trying to stop the national archives from handing over documents, including white house visitor and call logs and drafts and speeches and handwritten notes. in recent weeks, more lawsuits have poured in, from mark meadows, michael flynn, john eastman, alex jones, the far right wing media pundit, an election lawyer for trump, one of the planners of the stop the steal rally and a handful of other rally organizers. all have sued to stop the committee or to stop phone companies from turning over their records to the committee. a judge in

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