bailey whitfield. you're almost done with your day. a few minutes to go until the close?ropean equities are a little higher as you can see. we faded this afternoon. maybe not as much as we are seeing in the united states. we are seeing technology stocks doing relatively well as well. 8.6%. that where we are continuing to see some weakness. most of the sectors have been seeing most of the day in positive territories. the close is coming up next. this is bloomberg. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com guy: european stocks turning positive today. you have a positive story coming out of the late stage rally in china. then the late stage rally in wall street yesterday.

i'm fredricka whitfield. new details about a racially motivated attack in jacksonville, florida. three people shot dead a t a dollar general store who police say acted on a disgusting ideology of hate. the jacksonville sheriff says all three victims, two men and one woman, were black, ranging in age between 19 and 52. the sheriff said the 21-year-old shooter, who was white, legally purchased the weapons used and legally possessed them and left behind writings ahead of the attack. >> they were legally possessed. there was nothing indicating. again, it appears that the deal that's sold those guns to them did it legally. where it stands right now there was nothing that we could have done to stop him from owning a firearm, a rifle or handgun. there was no red flags. >> and now the u.s. justice department says it will investigate this attack as a hate crime. is isobel rosales joining me live outside scene where that happened. what are you learning today? >> reporter: fred, this is still a very active scene, it occurred yesterday in the 1:00 eastern hour. you can see there's police tap

i'm fredricka whitfield in washington, d.c. we begin this hour with exclusive new reporting on the investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. sources tell cnn that georgia prosecutors now have text messages and emails directly connecting trump's legal team to a voting system breach in coffey county georgia in january 2021. this comes as the district attorney investigating trump in georgia appears to be close to an indictment. fani willis is expected to bring charges against a dozen people. if she brings charges against the former president, it will be his 12th since leaving officers. zach, tell us all that you know. >> reporter: yeah, fred. it's a south georgia county, heavily republican, trump carried the vote by 70% there. but prosecutors do have text messages that connect members of trump's legal team to the breach that happened in the election office where operatives hired by lawyers like sidney powell and rudy giuliani did gain access to voting systems in 2021. the text messages show you the p

i'm fredricka whitfield.ght now. ♪ >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. former president donald trump's lawyers now have about 24 hours to respond to a legal filing related to his

i'm fredricka whitfield. all eyes are on florida's gulf coast as a newly formed tropical storm barrels toward the state. just moments ago governor ron desantis announcing preparations are being made and he warned residents to be vigilant. al alison, where is the storm headed? >> it is off the coast of the yucatan peninsula moving at 2 miles an hour. you could walk faster than this storm. it's not going to move that much in the next 12 to 24 hours. the monday morning position point looks awfully close to where it is now. but by monday afternoon you'll notice this take off into the eastern gulf of mexico. when it does, we expect it to strengthen rather quickly because it's moving into a much more favorable environment. as of right now the national hurricane center is saying this is likely going to get to a high end category one, possibly maybe even a category two hurricane before it pushes into florida eaves western coast, likely between tampa and pensacola on wednesday morning. from there it will continue to s

i'm fredricka whitfield. we continue following breaking news, hurricane hilary has made landfall and the intense rainfall turning what appears to be a neighborhood into a rushing river. at least one person died in the storm according to mexican officials. hilary is expected to hit the u.s. later on today with what officials are calling life threatening flooding. and los angeles already feeling the effects. the flash flood warning is in effect for areas north of the city and that includes over 700,000 people. and in pasadena, palmdale and santa clarita. i spoke to the fire chief and they say the city is prepared for this unprecedented weather event. >> fortunately our preparation, which has taken place over the last few days is in full effect. as you can see, it is every department impacting the city, impacting the storm and so we are monitoring the impact all around the city. >> be prepared, stay infield and if possible, as the storm is coming and has hit us, stay home. we want to minimize the risk to our com

brantley is whitfield and whitfield as brantley. >> there is more than one path out of the mailroom.bring us back to the current case, which could lead defendant trump in prison. if you go to 2016, the landscape had many senior experience who either would not work for trump and was seen by the on a path to losing were republican veterans that would only support trump selectively at the time. they wouldn't back his alleged conduct. he hit all the notes the boss wanted, which is relevant right now because it's worth calling history. he went from the role of a reasonable, pro-choice moderate republican and somebody who is not in the republican success and he went from that to the firebreathing magna incarnate we know today. here is a little bit before then. >> >> where are you getting that from? >> hillary clinton is very well- liked right now. as far as weak excuses go, her excuse to lie to the american people. >> i think that trump will be a phenomenal candidate. >> she's only part of the doj to hire more. >> now the talk of candidates going to prison might be echoed different but you

i'm fredricka whitfield. the to 20 election. sources tell cnn georgia prosecutors have text messages and emails directly connecting trump's legal team to a voting breach in january of 2021. this comes as the district attorney investigating trump in georgia appears to be close to an indictment. fulton county district attorney fani willis is expected to seek charges against more than a dozen people and if she brings charges against the form are pres president, it would be the fourth indictment against trump. let's begin with cnn's zachary cohen on the stunning new

in washington, d.c., i'm fredricka whitfield. first on cnn, we're following a major new development in what could soon be donald trump's fourth indictment. just a short time ago i spoke with former georgia republican lieutenant governor, jeff duncan, who told me that he will testify in the next 48 hours before a grand jury in atlanta. district attorney fani willis has subpoenaed duncan to testify about efforts by former president donald trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election in georgia. we also now know that an independent journalist has tweeted today that he was also called by the fulton county district attorney, and also was asked to testify before that grand jury on tuesday. jeff duncan is now a cnn political commentator and this is his entire interview with me earlier today, as duncan talks about the subpoena and his plans to testify. >> so have you received that notice that would come from their office, a 48-hour notice to testify? >> fredricka, i did just receive notification to appear on tuesday mo

i'm fredricka whitfield. millions of people across the southwestern u.s. are on alert as tropical storm hilary barrels their way. the storm made landfall in baja, new mexico earlier today, turning what appears to be a neighborhood into a rushing river. authorities say at least one person died in the sptorm. right now las vegas is in a state of emergency. california governor gavin newnewsom declared a state of emergency for much of l.a. yesterday. l.a. visions say they are prepared for this unprecedented weather. >> this is an unprecedented weather event, something that we are not used to experiencing in los angeles. it is summertime. we get little rain during the winter so especially an event like this is something that we are fully prepared for but we are definitely not used to. >> this is unique for us, where we actually have a few days to prepare. that's exactly what we've done within the city. we consolidated our resource, working very, very closely with our regional and state partners, but this is an actual time where we had time to prepare. we've bee

i'm fredricka whitfield.n with live pictures from the nation's capital where thousands are gathering to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the historic march on washington. organizers say today's event is not a commemoration but a continuation of the dream dr. martin luther king jr. outlined at the lincoln memorial in 1963. cnn national correspondent jason carroll joining me live now from the march. jason, what can we expect and what are people saying? >> reporter: well, first of all, let me, fredricka, tell you where we are right here. as i've been telling you all morning long, we've been talking to people from all over the country and this is a sampling of what we've been seeing. i've been talking to people from california, from maryland, from ohio, from new york, from all across the country to talk about the issues being discussed here today. the speakers have been talking about voting rights. there's a real concern among the civil rights leaders that come out today that what was discussed 60 years ago in t

i'm fredricka whitfield. former president donald trump's lawyer speaking out this morning doubling down on his argument that trump was within his first amendment rights when he asked former vice president mike pence to overturn the election results. and that it all boils down to the way he asked. >> and all of this played out in the open. it's all free speech. there was a supreme court decision, which is right on point, that says when you're exercising free speech, you're not engaging in a fraud on the government. and that's what unfortunately, most people don't understand in this context. >> that's just one example of the actions. that's just one example of the actions in this indictment. >> absolutely. >> this is a long list compiled from the indictment. i mean, there are -- it's more than a dozen, not speech, actions that the former president -- >> like what? >> i mean, where do i even start? >> like what, tell me? >> asking the arizona speaker to interfere with ascertaining? >> asking. >> the justice depa

fredricka whitfield is up next.day products, designed smarter. li a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breaktough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on rchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor

the finds whitfield by dr agitation and signed by the l. 2 wins of hurricane dora 5 us citizens. that'd be moved forward with the raining in prison, to house arrest as part of a deal between the us on the wrong. as part of, of the initial agreements that involves the release of billions of dollars with the radian funds frozen in south korea to the west. on 2nd, block echo says activate to the system by minute 3 full of to holding a summit to discuss and adjust to the latest. emphasize that diplomacy is a preferred way to restore the civilian government. russia has lost his 1st lu division in nearly 50 years. the spacecraft is expected to land on the moon's southern pole in 10 days time. ukraine's army says it's making advances and it's offensive. near the eastern city of buffalo, this video released by ukraine's forces, allegedly shows the approaching russian positions. the exact location of the days of the footage hasn't been verified. they took them to poland, says it's sending $10000.00 troops to the border with galleries. poland says to by the russian helicopters presented as

, norman whitfield is the songwriting hall of fame. he wrote poppa was a "rolling stone" i heard it through the grapevine for he t wrote music r "the supremes" and diana ross. and oh yes, marvin gaye. all i knew about him as he had a red jaguar at the thomas and i don't know what this man does for a living but i'm going to be doingag that. it didn't work out my background is music andt poetry. that is the landscape that is the atmosphere within which i am raise the only reason i am here is because i held onto those memories of germany and it was easier to do that, why? because on sundays in the summer time my grandparents were black indians from oklahoma. today mention this? i love to talk my grandfather is a farming community he is african and cherokee. my grandmother maternal is from mcallister.in mcallister's second largest town in the choctaw nation for its far as i know she's african and cherokee as well but my father's side of the family is african and seminole. i think about the facts that i have relations who were on the trail

and when i was raised in detroit, lived next door to the parents of norman whitfield. norman whitfield is this in the songwriting hall of fame? he wrote, papa a rolling stone. i heard through the grapevine. he wrote music for the supremes and diana, diana ross and oh yeah, marvin gaye. and all i knew about him was that he had a red jaguar. so all i was thinking at the time was, i don't know what this man does for a living, but whatever it is, i'm going to be doing that. it didn't work out. my background again is as music and poetry. but but that is the milieu, that is the landscape, that is the atmosphere within which i was raised. and the only reason why i'm here is that i held on to those memories of germany and it was easier to do that. why? because on sundays in the summertime time, my grandparents were black indians from oklahoma. my grandfather again that i mentioned this i just love talk about my grandfather he's from enola, a farming community and he's african and cherokee. my grandmother maternal is from mcallister and mcallister is the second largest town in

or norman whitfield songwriting in the hall think he wrote poppa was a balding stinker i hurt it to the great fight that he wrote music e supremes and dianah ross and oh yeah, marvin gaye. and all i knew that he was he had a red jaguar so all i was to get some rest i don't know what this meant is prolific but whatever it is i'm going to be doing that. it didn't work out my background i get is music and poetry but that is the mill you, that is a landscape that is the atmosphere with which i was raised and the only reason i'm here is i hold onto those memories of germany and it wasas easier to do that. .. nts were black indians from oklahoma. my grandfather again that i mentioned this i just love talk about my grandfather he's from enola, a farming community and he's african and cherokee. my grandmother maternal is from mcallister and mcallister is the second largest town in the choctaw nation. but as far as i know, she's african and cherokee as well. my father's side of the family is african and seminole. so i always think about the fact that i have relations who were on >> relations

the republican party, talked to the, to fox specially on that jersey to the the book about kill whitfield was there with me. single robin, the reminder of all the top stories, the leaders of the us, japan and south korea, have agreed to deepen ministry and speak to lubbock times of the summit, income davis. they condemned what they described as china is dangerous, and the aggressive behavior in the south china sea fence cheese from the west, africa broke into what say that, that very formative traits mentioned the chat a soonest that given the go ahead from the head states group says false is not the preferred option that does not leave an endless styles in canada and spacing as well as while boss sees no record of machines and was play to try to states of emergency as well. funds continue to destroy homes and businesses and the separate plays and get an at least 22000 people have been displaced. a city right and sold in elgin tina has caused a southern damage to hundreds of homes, the devastation, any making life. honda for people already struggling with sky high inflation unless expect

the whitfield, the united states government and it's a curse president joe biden. your navy, please do not, and will never scare us. america defends and relies on its military power and the ground. however, we depend on god the old might see who possesses power over every stand on the ground. and in that happens, we buy it. i got the message to the aggressors. and the red sea is this, pulled back your navy felicia, now, because by the will of outlaw, your ships and fleets will be destroyed and will sink into the red sea. this is your last warning. we are ready to take this fight with them to land there and see what you'll wanna do. but it's to go out of this town. janet is to use if mile re sites the us thanks to control the red sea through hillstone up against you. and then a little bit and straighten comes after the many people got the news this week. busy isn't us troops have deployed in the red sea? and this is something that they took out to the speech today to strongly condemn, strongly denials. and to send the very clear warning to the us by didn't administr

what could i ask, what it but you, a wizard, buying a chest to little scrub another with the whitfield such union, you do and you will virtually your story. but those that are both on the boat, the composite is split it to play. it press the seal mask, a give it a new, pretty glad, but the old mr. cook goes out. they should listen, such as the said, she wrote them good to valeria and j, which, cutting or change? right? so let's see. and you to his just to see stuff and nobody him a computer, all laportia, you know, the lowest the seats. welcome. no, not the catch up with the bit such the boots and it would be the style of which it was. history of course doesn't allow 2nd chances and acknowledge guesswork, but we can always turn to documented fact what was in store for poland. nothing until hey funded the nazi most plan russians ukrainians, and bella russians were to become an electra with the labor force on their own land total was learn for something completely different. for those of me, what was on the 2 to 3.3 place to do your company for the short and you want to put your stores.

having done the best management of spanish, whitfield, do you think i really need to resign? let me tell you something, i'm not going to resign. i'm not going to resign. no, i'm not going to resign. the most of the most of the whole thing. nobody's trying to make just as he, that's false, but this is the execution of social move to the trying to move to me. and let me tell you something beyond my personal situation as a spaniard, we should all stop and think about where we're going on the spanish ball corresponding gemma. so lat told us what the reaction has been in spain. and what happens next. the president of the government, the vice president, they already or political parties agree in this question to you, ms. pain a. they say that this is absolutely unacceptable, and the actions must be taken and your gen measure. so what that i should be happening right now was the reason why we have this position, the president of the spanish, by the ration isn't like that to show. and they, they, the spanish tried court for spar already, feel a lawsuit and they were to go to the part

the cause exploded that and the bloss tools, the 5 were sent spread to the nearby fuel station. whitfield, the 8th fuel tanks that exploded it caused a massive fi uh, which reached a 600 square meters. but it was latex, $28.00 extinguished, and the destruction area is huge and over say, it will take a lot of time to sort things out. but saving lives is the 1st priority, or of course absolutely. how are the authorities handling this at the moment to so when to send a, an emergency, a subs displaying for most good has landed in my hutch calliah as we see, the number of victims is growing, so some of them will be taken to moscow. the rushed president, expressed his condolences to the families of the dead to oh, so the head of douglas don had a guest on many calls and was speaking about the causes of the tri state and the hutch come out. and he said that a degree the business owners was a default for the front of the truck today as the allegedly violated security measures in order to benefit themselves. deal forward use of doug a strong have introduced the state of a mattress, a in the distri

you will soon feel the same hits whitfield every day. the rest assured that she was from the other side of the world, fighting for our future for you, and for us all, and are not about to give up yet. let's move away from this. i mean, with the action i sent you all the, it doesn't really matter if we're smart and a no way tease taking a to the street so often sharing our demands with the world. now at the end, we're still low. as we saying, we've done each for nothing. the less yes, i don't really know if it was was but i will do everything to make sure that he will be the remembering all the sites all the and you all the sacrifices people made. it really gives me energy. it's burning in me. i'll do anything for a better future. i owe this to my future children, the we already lost so many bottles. we can't risk losing this one. we don't waste or future by participating on the streets. not going on the streets and not racing or voices was wisc or future way more the, the it's our generation can change the course of history. the teenager

speaking to fredricka whitfield earlier. >>> fulton county is putting in place additional security measuresnt takes place this week. >> reporter: the big question, will fulton county be another place where trump is charged and arrested. it appears fulton county is ready. they have increased police presence. and we're seeing officers patrolling around the courthouse. and the barricades that have been set up. it's not just the building but the visual face of this investigation in fulton county into donald trump. that's fani willis, the fulton county d.a. she has received additional security protection near her home. she has recently urged officials to stay vigilant against security threats. willis shared messages she has received and similar threatening voicemails. the sheriff is in charge of security here in fulton county. he says his team is prepared. >> we're leveraging technology. we want to look at the latest and the greatest. and we have four or five other sheriff's offices coming in to help and making sure we're safe. we are ready. >> trump has been attacking willis in the campaign sen

here's what he told our colleague, fredricka whitfield on sunday. >> i did just receive notification to appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury to recount facts. i have no problem answering whatever questions put in front of me. don't want to go any deeper than that to jeopardize and compromise the investigation. look, for me this is a story that's important for republicans to hear, americans to hear. let's hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth about donald trump's actions and the surrounding cast of characters. >> reporter: duncan, who is now a cnn contributor, is a republican. he was in office when trump tried to pressure georgia state officials to flip it and overturn the will of the voters. a criminal investigation was launched in 2021. the probe has steadily expanded over time. she has scrutinized trump's fake elector scheme as well as efforts by trump supporters to breach an election system. state prosecutors are expected to give the one or two-day presentation to the grand jury this week. cnn has reported that she is eyeing conspiracy and racketeerin

here's what he told our colleague frederico whitfield on friday. >> i did receive information to arrive at the fulton county grand jury. i will answer whatever questions put in front of me. don't want to go any deeper than that. look, for me, this is a story that is important for republicans to hear. let's hear nothing about the cast of characters. >>> duncan who is a cnn contributor is a republican and he was in office when trump tried to flip the vote. the district attorney, elected democrat, started the investigation in 2021. she is scrutinizing trump's attempts to interfere with the vote counting and the election certification. she's also looking at the fake elector scheme as well as efforts by trump supporters to have fake electors. cnn has previously reported that she is eyeing conspiracy and racketeering charges known as rico and is expected to pursue indictments against perhaps more than a dozen defendants. trump has been indicted federally on charges stemming from his attempts to subvert the 2020 election and disenfranchise voters. he pleaded not guilty and he has claimed the p

here's what he told our colleague, fredricka whitfield, on saturday. >> i did just receive notificationo appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury, and i certainly will be there to do my part in recounting facts. i have no expectations as to the questions and i'll certainly answer whatever question's put in front of me. and certainly don't want to go any deeper than that to jeopardize or compromise the investigation. look, for me this is a story that is important for republicans to hear. americans to hear. let's hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth about donald trump's actions and the surrounding cast of characters around him. >> duncan, who is now a cnn contributor, is a republican and he was in office when trump tried to pressure georgia state officials to flip the results and overturn the will of the voters. fulton county district attorney fani willis, an elected democrat, launched the criminal investigation in 2021. the probe has steadily expanded over time. she is scrutinizing trump's attempts to interfere with the vote counting and the election certificat

i'm fredricka whitfield. we're following more developments into donald trump's efforts to overturn the to 20 election. sources tell cnn georgia prosecutors have text messages and emails directly connecting trump's legal team to a voting breach in january of 2021. this comes as the district attorney investigating trump in georgia appears to be close to an indictment. fulton county district attorney fani willis is expected to seek charges against more than a dozen people and if she brings charges against the form are pres president, it would be the fourth indictment against trump. let's begin with cnn's zachary cohen on the stunning new development linking trump's legal team to a voting system breach in a rural georgia county. zach, what can you tell us? >> reporter: fred, coffee county, georgia is heavily republican where trump won over 70% of the vote there. but after the 2020 election, allies of donald trump and his attorneys tried to get access to a voting system there and ultimately were successful in that

i'm fredricka whitfield.ary barrels toward the region and right now the category 3 storm is churning in the pacific, pummelling mexico with heavy rain and strong winds. it's expected to weaken as it treks north. but forecasters warn it could dump more than a year's worth of rain across parts of california, nevada and arizona in a very short amount of time. the threat is so severe that california is facing its first ever tropical storm warning. right now the california national guard has pro positioned resources across parts of the state. allison chinchar is monitoring conditions. where is the storm right now? >> still just off the coast of baja, california. we did get the 2:00 update and the storm has weakened more, still a category 3, major hurricane, but winds down to 115 miles per hour. they're still gusting up to about 155 miles an hour and the forward speed at about 16 miles per hour. we're starting to see outer bands begin to push some moisture into southern california, areas of western arizona and sout

the cause exploded that and the bloss tools, the 5 were sent spread to the nearby fuel station. whitfield, the 8th fuel tanks that exploded is caused a mazda 5. the chinese economy grew at a slower rate than expected in july, according to the government's niggers. the latest data shows miss targets in industrial production and the retail sector houses here is katrina, you reports from badging. we've had a raft of disappointing economic figures out on tuesday suggesting that china's economic growth is filtering. and just some year on the figures that we've had out, industrial output grew by 3.7 percent missing and expectation of 4.4 percent retail sales grew by 2.5 percent missing a full cost of 4.5 percent. and china is real estate sales sell by 8.5 percent compared to the previous year. and another key economic indicator. unemployment was not released at all as it has been in previous months. and we're not going to see that think of going forward and the government says that this is because of some social changes and changes to way to the way this number is measured. the search and rescu

thank you so much for joining me people fredricka whitfield. we begin with donald trump's attorney doubling down on his argument that trump's request to then vice president mike pence to overturn the lelection is within his rights of free speech, saying it all comes down to the way he asks. >> when it comes to political speech, you cannot only advocate for a position, but you can take action, you can petition. you can ask even your vice president to pause the vote. >> but you can't break the law, which is what this indictment alleges. >> what was the -- >> i'll tell you what the indictment says. the indictment says that he attempted to cause actions like approving fake electors, opening sham fraud investigations and obstructing the certification of the lelection. whether he can prove that, that's going to happen in the trial. i'm just saying what's in the indictment. >> let me take the first thing, the question about electors. alternate electors are used in every four year cycle, okay? t none of those electors were counted. vice president pence

i'm fredricka whitfield. first on cnn, we are following major new developments in what could soon be donald trump's fourth indictment. just a short time ago i spoke with former georgia republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan, who told me that he will testify in the next 48 hours before a grand jury in atlanta. fulton county district attorney fani willis has subpoenaed duncan to testify about efforts by former president donald j. trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election in georgia. duncan is now a cnn political commentator. here is durncan and what he tol me earlier today about the subpoena and his plans to testify. >> i did just receive notification to appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury, and i certainly will be there to do my part in recounting the facts. i have no expectations, but i'll certainly answer questions put in front of me and certainly don't want to go any deeper than that to compromise the investigation. for me, this is a story that's important for

i'm fredricka whitfield.fter this. >>> cnn heheroes is brought to u by subaru. (dad) we got our subaru forester wildness to discover all of the places that make us feel something . (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. ♪ ("please don't go" by harry casey, richard raymond finch ) ♪ (ping) ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ don't goooooo! ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ don't go away ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for

i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> from criminal pleas to campaigning, donald trump is going to stump tonight in south carolina. just one day after he pleaded not guilty to more federal criminal charges involving classified documents found at his home. but it is his latest indictment on the capitol attack that may lead to new court restrictions on the former president. in a court filing last night, special counsel jack smith seeks to stop defense lawyers from sharing copies of evidence with trump that is deemed sensitive. smith said he feared what the er psident would make public. writing, if trump, quoting now, were to begin suing public posting details or for example grand jury transcripts ined in discovery here, it could have a harmful, chilling effect on witnesses, or adversely affect the fair administration of justice in this case. end quote. and smith flagged trump's online post from yesterday, as an example, it says, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. a trump spokesperson said the comment was the definition of political speech. and it had nothing to do with the case. trump in al

here is what he told fredricka whitfield yesterday. >> i received notification to appear tuesday morninge fulton county grand jury. i will be there to do my part in recounting the facts. i have no expectations to the questions and i will answer kpafr questions in front of me and don't want to jeopardize or compromise the investigation. this is a story important for republicans to hear, americans to hear. let's hear the truth and nothing but the truth. >> duncan, now a cnn contributor, is a republican and he was in office when trump tried to pressure state officials to nip the results and overturn the will of the georgia voters. fulton county district attorney fani willis, an elected democrat, launched the criminal probe in 2021. the investigation has steadily expanded over the years and fani willis is now scrut guysing trump's attempts to interfere with the vote counting and election certification, the fake elector scheme and breaches of an election system. state prosecutors are expected to give that one or two-day presentation to the grand jury this week, presumably starting tomorrow. c

here is what he told our colleague fredricka whitfield yesterday before the subpoena. >> i did just receiveotification to appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury and i will be there to do my part in recounting facts. i have no expectations as to the questions and i'll answer any questions that were put in front of me and i don't want to jeopardize the investigation. this is a story that is important for republicans to hear, americans to hear. let's hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth about donald trump's action and the surrounding cast of characters around him. >> dungeon who is now a cnn contributor was a republican and was in office when trump tried to pressure state officials to flip the results and overturn the will of the georgia voters. fani willis, an elected democrat, launched a probe in 2021. the investigation has steadily expanded over the years and fani willis is now scrutinizing trump's attempts to interfere with the vote counting and the election certification, she's also looking at fake elector's scheme as well as breached by trump supporters of an

i'm fredricka whitfield, the "cnn newsroom" continues next with jessica dean. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom," i'm jessica dean in washington, jim acosta has the day off, and we begin with developing news and the most significant indication yet that a fourth indictment against former president donald trump could be coming as soon as next week in georgia. former georgia lieutenant governor and cnn contributor jeff duncan revealing to cnn today he will testify before a grand jury in just a few days. >> i did just receive notification to appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury, and i certainly will be there to do my part in recounting the facts. i have no expectations as to the questions, and i'll certainly answer whatever questions put in front of me and don't want to go any deeper than that to jeopardize or compromise the investigation. this is a story that is important for republicans to hear and americans to hear. let's hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth in donald trump's actions and the surrounding cast of characters around him. >> fulton county distr

i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with new information about the racially motivated attack in jacksonville, florida. three people were shot dead inside a dollar general store yesterday by a gunman who police say acted on a disgusting ideology of hate. the jacksonville sheriff held a press conference just moments ago. listen in. >> good afternoon. i'm here to provide the public with an update of the currently available information regarding yesterday's tragic shooting. homicide detectives have been working around the clock to gather information and evidence. there's still a great deal of work to do before the investigation is completed. this briefing is only a recitation of verified information. i want to begin by honoring the three precious lives lost yesterday, angela michelle carr, 52 years old, a.j. le gary, jr., 19 years old and gerald deshaun ghalioun, 29 years old. yesterday homicide detectives completed the next of kin notifications. we continue to pray for the loved ones and those who were lost throug

i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin this morning with the apocalyptic destruction in hawaii, the deadliest national disaster in state history. at least 80 people are dead. and thousands more displaced from the wildfires. and now, rescue crews are bringing in cadaver dogs to help search what is left of burned buildings. devastation from the lahaina fire, costing an estimated $5.5 billion am in mountainy county. one lawmaker tells cnn the statement unestimated the possibility of wildfires and failed to plan for emergency issues with the government alert center. the governor has looked at a comprehensive review of the state's response all of this developing as we are seeing more videos of harrowing escapes. >> we got to walk somewhere. over there. by the beach. [ bleep ]. >> no, no, no not like this. not like this. no. [ bleep ]. >> oh, my gosh. i mean that family did eventually make it to an evacuation shelter, after taking refuge on rocks, by the ocean. let's go now to cnn's mike valero on maui. what is the late

i'm fredricka whitfield in washington, d.c.

i'm fredricka whitfield.be donald trump's fourth indictment. just a short time ago i spoke with former georgia republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan, who told me that he will testify in the next 48 hours before a grand jury in atlanta. fulton county district attorney fani willis has subpoenaed duncan to testify about efforts by former president donald j. trump and his es

i'm fredericka whitfield, and we begin with this breaking news.owerful and historic storm bearing down on southern california. right now we are getting our first images as tropical storm hilary slammed baja california, in mexico. intense rain causing massive flooding there. mexican officials say at least one person is now dead after their vehicle was swept away. hilary is expected to hit the u.s. later on today. officials warn the storm can bring life-threatening flooding and some areas can see up to ten inches of rain. in california, mud slides remain a growing concern in the burn areas of the san bernardino mountains. the sheriff's department there ordering people to evacuate. along the coast hilary could bring large swells and potentially life-threatening rip currents. visitors and some residents on catalina island were encouraged to leave on saturday. in los angeles, people filled sandbags ahead of hilary's arrival. mayor karen bass said today the city is prepared, but a big concern right now is for people who are homeless. yesterday sheriff's