Starting next on cnn first of all, if the point of the effort to disqualify fani willis from the Georgia Election subversion case was delay. Then the trump team could count. This is a win. There had been weeks of hearings and judge says hell rule within another two weeks, but each side accuses the other of using the race car. Today, the future of the case, and the relevance of race was i speak to a mayor who met with his cities gang leaders to negotiate a ceasefire. A local activist says, this is a quote, the real killers angle i want to talk. Why does the mayor think this will work . And the oprah effect meets the ozempic craze. Hear from experts on what her departure from weightwatchers just means for the company and what it might tell us about the business of weight loss. Now, im Victor Blackwell. Lets start the show we start here in atlanta with Fulton County District Attorney fani willis. The judge says that hell decide within two weeks whether willis will be disqualified from tru
let us start in ohio. 1.1 million pounds of vinyl chloride was released into the air, following the derailment of the northern suffolk train two weeks ago, a chemical that can cause dna mutations and lead to long-term cancers, according to a lawsuit that s alleging all of that, and it is a big reason why residents of east palestine ohio say they don t believe officials who are telling them it s safe to go home, safe to breathe, safe to drink the water. the epa administrator was there yesterday. the governor was out there today. it s okay, they say, we ve tested the air. we ve tested the water. still, residents are complaining about burning in their lungs and their eyes. and unusual rashes. they re worried about their kids. can they bathe them in their bathtub. can they use the tap to mix formula for their babies. the federal government is setting medical teams to both examine residents and assess what dangers could still exist, an acknowledgment that the aftermath of this der
again you can see senator ted cruz there at the memorial. you can hear the emotion in that room and, obviously, right there you can see family members wee weeping. when we come tonight, we come with broken hearts. we come in disbelief and we come with pain and anguish. reporter: the pain here in uvalde being felt all over the country. 21 people killed in this attack. 19 of them young children. 17 others injured and it comes ten days after the max shooting in buffalo. cnn has been oak here more than 24 hours reporting this story. adrian, this has been so emotional, each as we learn more information about what took place here. reporter: certainly, john, when words escape us, sometimes music soothes, almost like we saw yesterday at the vigil when that violin just filled the silence as those parents and members of the community wept. you talked about this, two additional funerals were held yesterday for the buffalo shooting victim itself on the same day we learned about t
have we reached that limit here, and you know, as aaron and jane were both saying, there really is overwhelming evidence here, but fox will certainly launch, i think, a strong defense that, look, these were claims made by newsworthy people. they may say sidney powell is crazy but she was still the lawyer for the former president, and so putting her on tv doesn t amount to that, you know, malicious reckless disregard or knowing falsehood that is required by the law. so, you know, i think it still remains to be seen, but it really is a strong case and no matter how you look at it, the first amendment is there protecting journalists and assuming that journalists are acting, you know, in an ethical way. so at the very least is what these filings show is that is not the case. could this be a slippery slope? i know this might seem this is
family member reports something that doesn t amount to criminal behavior but would give the person reason to be questioned a little closer, maybe 33 in the processing of an application, that would be a good place to start, governor frngs you have an appetite to do something, anything, to stop these deaths occurring on our school campuses. sergeant dorsey, retired lapd sergeant, thank you so much for being with us this morning. thank you. ahead for us, the gun safety bill headed for a vote in congress. any reason to think it will pass? [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail.