Can do is hiding trees and hope that if we are seen the russians instead, have a better target in mind. They come right overhead that noise in the car and move either the sound of death or someone deciding, youre not worth their payload we decide to leave. But again, we cannot travel fast enough to escape the drones only expose ourselves and pray they lose Interest Apps they did, well never know but behind us, ukraine has a flame again because however, the wests interest in this war wanes, putins burns brighter than ever. Nick paton walsh, cnn, vovchansk, ukraine a deadly storm with hurricaneforce Winds Hundreds Of Thousands In The Dark this morning. As torrential rains blew out windows and downed power lines fingerpointing name calling, taunting, jeering, shouting, threatening just as the founders intended what turned it over and i congressional hearing into a here brawl and a new Report Overnight, an upsidedown flag flown at the home of samuel alito. Some see that as a sign of suppor
headlines? i m audie cornish, might cnn podcast. we ll talk to the people behind the trending stories i ve got a lot of questions. your assignment with 40 cornish. listen wherever you get your podcasts out for on the x, breaking news cohen in the crosshairs, cnn learning tonight, trump s legal team is right now preparing to attack michael cohen when they present their closing arguments tomorrow. so what more can we expect? plus trump now locked in a vicious and personal battle with rfk juniors. we hear from two nikki haley his supporters about who they plan to vote for come november and another terrifying flight with severe turbulence. this is we re hearing directly from the pasture who s on board? that deadly flight under similar circumstances just last week tonight, he joined us from the hospital where his wife is also still there after suffering a severe your spinal injury. let s go out front good evening. welcome to a special edition of outfront america hill in for erin
could not have been more wrong on about the job of iceberg, which he described as quote, the most insignificant office that ever the invention of man contrived or his imagination can see. now, just expected john adams. it just never occurred to him that america would have a president like donald trump. trump, it can be argued, sees the job of vice president as very significant. good evening. i m jim acosta and for laura on this friday night? the last time donald trump had a vice president, it ended like this with a mob of trump supporters storming the capitol, demanding day hang mike pence, punishment for not going along with trump s plans to subvert the 2020 election. as we all witnessed, trump saw the job of vice president as an aide he said the whole for maintaining the presidency, no matter what the voters decided. this time around, trump is likely applying a pence proved loyalty test before he picks a running mate, someone who won t let them down, no matter what. and
get them out of there. we ll show you what they were up against, all the factors big and small that spelled the difference between life and death. also tonight as we continue to remember the victims, as they lived not just as they died. tonight we speak to the mother of rebecca wingo. a young woman with a whole life ahead of her. she mastered mandarin by the age 20, raised two daughters, working her way through school, training to work with troubled teenagers. she joins us later. we begin with breaking news. al package from the alleged shooter found in the news room. at the university of colorado. he mailed it days before the massacre, addressing it to one of his professors at the university colorado s campus in aurora. it arrived days before the shooting but was not discovered until monday afternoon when police found it in the mail room. they sent in the bomb squad, handled it by robot and x-rayed the parcel just in case. sources telling john miller who joins us now that t
we ll show you what they were up against, all the factors big and small that spelled the difference between life and death. also tonight as we continue to remember the victims, as they lived, not just as they died. tonight we speak to the mother of rebecca wingo. a young woman with a whole life ahead of her. she mastered mandarin by the age 20, raised two daughters, working her way through school, training to work with troubled teenagers. she joins us later. we begin with breaking news. a package from the alleged shooter found in the mail room at the university of colorado. he mailed it days before the massacre, addressing it to one of his professors at the university of colorado s campus in aurora. it arrived days before the shooting but was not discovered until monday afternoon when police found it in the mail room. they sent in the bomb squad, handled it by robot and x-rayed the parcel just in case. sources telling jo miller who joins us now that the letter inside spoke