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giuliani. >> if he really believes this stuff, you know, hes lost contact with -- hes become detached from reality. >> he had to have known he was spreading a big lie, and he continues to spread it to this very day. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom req" with isa soares. >> welcome to the show, everyone. it is tuesday, june 14th. 9:00 a.m. in london. 4:00 a.m. in washington. a u.s. house committee is revealing bombshell testimony from members of trumps inner circle,...

the presidents visit comes as his administration is facing mounting pressure following this, you know, 41-year inflation high that were seeing and a huge surge in gas prices. the nations national average for gas, $5.02 a gallon now. all of this as a key inflation measure slowed slightly last month. >> also this morning, the white house is now confirming that the president will be traveling to the middle east, specifically to israel and saudi arabia, in july. were also learning his visi...

>> jennifer rodgers good to see you. happy thanksgiving week. >> you too. now to western new york and historic snowfall that is blanketing that region, more than 6 feet falling in some places. its unbelievable. and roads, as you can see, are impassable. officials have declared states of emergency in 11 counties. polo sandoval is live for us in buffalo, knee deep, and maybe in some places hip deep and maybe in other places its like over your head, almost, right? maybe not quite. >> reporter: ye...

War, the russian military appears to be gaining an upper hand in the donbas region. ukraine says russian forces have seized control of the center of severodonetsk, and civilians are having a very difficult time, alex, leaving the city now. >> yeah, thats right. because yukraine yn oian offici saying all three bridges into the city are impassable. selma is live in kyiv. officials are saying theyre worried this city, severodonetsk, could be the next mariupol, which, of course, has been absolutely ...

It was a cat 4 when it hit. thousands of people stayed there to ride out the storm. our bill were has been reporting from the keys since before the hurricane hit. he joins us now. so tell us what youre seeing, where you are and what its like. >> reporter: you know, anderson, the sky today turned from black to blue. paradise blue and the mood turned from anticipation and then fear of the storm to just utter shock and heartbreak as you see whats left of so much of the florida keys. this is a sea b...

And its every part of the city. its not north southeast or west. it is r single part of our city. >> right. we began this by talking about how roads in and out of the city are impassable. tell me about the city inside the city. are you seeing some relief where you can see some movement? >> oh, yes. and its not that all of them are impassable. some of them are barricaded for reasons of people not coming in to drive through the waters just to look. and some are impassable too. but we have -- i mea...

Jacinot river. that is good news, water not threatening inside of homes. they had to prepare to get belongs underneath the homes out and emergency management warned they could be trapped inside their homes for several days if they did not make preparation to get out. all of the streets around this neighborhood here, are impassable. the main road, leading back towards houston could be underwater soon too. they havent seen this kind of flooding in this neighborhood since hurricane ike back in 2009...