, plus no way out. a judge now, says mike pence must testify before a grand jury about donald trump and january 6th. and this is a textbook case of bank mismanagement. risky business, the big mistakes that caused to us banks to go belly up threatening the global economies. good morning. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans tonight. the city of nashville holds a vigil to mourn victims in monday s mass shooting at a private christian school, a 28 year old former student at that school killed three adults and three young children in just 14 minutes before being fatally shot by responding officers. investigators have revealed more about that attacker. the weapons used and the swift response by the first responders at the scene. cnn s carlos suarez has more from nashville. let s go body camera video from to nashville police officers showing them rushing into the covenant school on monday. me. don t know where he is. going room to r
i ve been thinking about it a lot as we reflected sort of on whether cnn did the right thing. platform-ing him of this week. whether this was a mistake. to me, the real question is and where the ratings or whether he was fact checked and realize. those are ancillary questions. this to me highlights the fact that donald trump is not in a war with cnn a. he is not in a war with the jury that found him unanimously liable. he is nowhere with the truth itself. that s the real issue we should be talking about. every single person who studies authoritarianism and creeping tyrannical rules. it s true that he s trying to get ahead of. for us to be having this horse for his conversation about how many of his lies seeped through. how many of them were caught and whether or not there is a way to do this while fact-checking him. i think we re missing this much larger more existential
into that response. carlos suarez, cnn, nashville, tennessee. all right, turning now to an extraordinary decision in the probe of former president trump s efforts to subvert the 2020 election, multiple sources telling cnn a federal judge has ruled former vice president mike pence must testify to a grand jury about conversations he had with trump in the days leading up to january. 6th pence was noncommittal about whether he ll appeal that decision, which is still under seal. but we re currently speaking to our attorneys about the proper way forward, and as i said, we ll have a decision in the coming days. a source says the judge ruled pence can decline to answer questions about his actions on january 6th itself. that s because he was then serving as president of the senate tomorrow, the former vice president talks with wolf blitzer in primetime. that s thursday at nine p.m. eastern here on cnn or the manhattan grand jury investigating former president trump s role in that
his alleged role in a scheme to pay hush money to stormy daniels and also falsified business records around those payments. there is also news on the justice department s special counsel investigation into trump s handling of classified documents, sources telling cnn a federal judge is now convinced that trump may have used one of his own defense attorneys to break the law. there could be real ripple effect effects from this ruling that just came in paula reid is watching all of this. you see yours is now let s start in. let s start in new york with this investigation into the hush money payments to stormy daniels. do we know why the grand jury was brought back in today? if they re meeting today, it s because it s one of the days that they typically meet, and kate, i can tell you with full confidence. we don t know what s going to happen today. we don t know if they re going to hear from additional witnesses. we don t know if they re going to vote on a possible indictment. we ve been a
the current superintendent, alberto carvahlo. he has put some of the blame on the past administration. i want to play for you what he told cnn yesterday. this is the result of a crescendo of frustration that goes back many, many, many years . this new team has inherited these conditions we are negotiating, and i remain hopeful that we ll be able to have a legitimate conversation that may result in a precedent setting contract. union leaders do and union members. they do not seem happy with how the superintendent has handled this. how do you think he s doing? how do you think he s handling this? well i know he s trying hard. i know that everybody is trying hard to get this solved. it s been a year of negotiation and think about it. if you re struggling to get by, you re making bits more than minimum wage in los angeles and you ask for a raise and you don t hear back for months and months and months. that lack of respect and that frustration i m sure has boiled over. let s get people bac