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the last word with stephanie ruhle starts now. arizona republicans block a repeal of that 1864 abortion law again. i will speak with governor katie hobbs. and wonder what a second trump term would look like? we have the play book and every voter should see it. as the 11th hour gets underway this wednesday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle live from rockefeller center here in new york city. and we are now 202 days away from the election and donald trump will be back in a manhattan courtroom tomorrow for day three of his new york election interference trial. this was a day all for the court while the judge dealt with other cases but jury selection will resume in the morning a few hours from now. so far, seven jurors have been officially selected. a total of 18 will hear the case. the former president spent a good part of this morning complaining about the jury process. he said his lawyers should have gotten unlimited chances to strike potential juror ....
me. i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. rr tonight, on all in ow when donald trump says jump , the extreme maga republicans say, how high. the gaping holes in the trump ordered impeachment of joe biden. i haven t heard any allegation of something that would rise to the level of a high crime and misdemeanor. tonight, how we all knew an unfounded political impeachment was always coming. leading to impeachment one way or another. i will be filing articles of impeachment on joe biden. i have introduced articles of impeachment, to impeach joe biden! i have introduced four different sets of articles of impeachment. then, the trump judge in florida who is quietly helping the ex president delayed justice, and a all in who done it on the totally foreseeable in childhood poverty. the childhood poverty rate and this is one that really jumped out at me has more than doubled during that same time. senator cory booker on who is to blame f ....
then by the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe the flooding has caused. and finally, overwhelmed by grief at the loss of life. god give me patience. my heart is with you, this man cries as he sees the body of his young son. it s now becoming clearer that this was a natural disaster, but enabled by human actions. the wadi derna river had two dams both failed. the upper one, ten kilometres from the town, had a capacity of about 1.5 million cubic metres of water. when that burst, that water, with a weight of about 1.5 million tonnes, rushed to the sea, sweeping the second dam and about a quarter of the city with it. translation: we had warned the authorities since last week no, for years that the dam had cracks and needs to be maintained. we said it and nobody listened to us. and now the whole of derna is flooded. the blame will inevitably fall on the politicians and warlords who have tried, and failed, to run this country since the fall of the dictator, muamm ....
the government. but he says he has a job to do. 18 hours from now, autoworkers in detroit could strike against the big three. the union president says we re likely going to have to take action. he is talking about a targeted strike. and new details on the capture of the escaped killer in pennsylvania, he survived for days on watermelon and stream water and he was planning to escape to canada. and new watches are issued for coastal new england from hurricane lee. cnn this morning starts right now. i know you re counting how many days away are we from potential shutdown? you re putting me on the spot. 17, 16? 16. shutdown, impeachment inquiry, mitt romney, we have a lot to talk about as it relates to the former presidential candidate and current republican senator. and we re glad that you are with us. a government shutdown looming as republicans instead of focusing on their impeachment inquiry of president biden just a couple hours from now, house speaker ke ....
is today s report on treating children and young people who are gender distressed a watershed 7 the cass review says gender services were driven by ideology and the evidence for giving puberty blockers to young people to give them time to think about whether they really wanted to transition was poor. we ll talk to whistelblower susan evans who worked at the now closed tavistock clinic and hannah phillips, who was treated there and says she had a positive experience. also tonight abortion and donald trump. the state will be determined by vote or legislature or vote and whatever they decide must be the law of the land. he declined to back a nationwide ban on abortion this week and said individual states should decide, like arizona did 2a hours later. how big an issue will it be in the us presidential election? and is the uk pub facing extinction? we ll ask broadcaster james may who stepped in to save his local pub in wiltshire, and mandy yin who runs a restuarant bar. plus th ....