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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

us again. appreciate it. >> mahala. for more information on how you can help hawaii wildfire victims go to cnn.com/impact or text hawaii to 707070, to donate. to washington now. where a u.s. district judge has issued a protective order barring a former president from publicly disclosing any sensitive information about the election interference case. cnn's jessica schneider has details. the case against donald trump in washington, d.c. is moving rapidly, and the judge in this case is really being firm on what trump and his legal team can and cannot disclose about this case to the public. so judge issued a protective order, and it lays out that trump and his team cannot disclose any sensitive information, given to them, during the discovery process. so that includes material about

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

key go-between between the u.s. and iran that saw four americans released from an iranian prison. over the course of two years neither side ever directly spoke to the other. the four americans remain under house arrest but have all been released from the notorious prison. three of the four have been identified. in exchange for their return, the united states will eventually release some 6 billion dollars of iranian funds that had been frozen. several iranian prisoners will also be released from u.s. detention. cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood has been working on this reporting and she is in washington, here this morning, to give us more. so what are some of the new details that we're learning? >> reporter: listen, fredricka, if there is shuttle diplomacy between two separate hotels in doha, qatar, that developed this deal, to release these americans imprisoned in iran, with the american delegation at one hotel, and the iranian delegation at a separate one, to

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

families. >> thank you so much, at the state department, appreciate it. let's get more analysis now, on this deal, with me now is the executive vice president at the institute for responsible state craft, author of the book "losing an enemy". so good to see you. so what did you think of this deal? are you encouraged by it? >> certainly encouraged by it. these americans deserve to come home. they should never have been imprisoned in the first place. they have essentially been hostages. and it has been nerve-wracking, because these negotiations, as you report, stated, that they have been going on for years. they have been close several times before. they have never been this close however. yet because of this delay of their release, there is reason to be cautious because there are reports say that there are elements that are involved, and as carqatar in the past have be successful and there are many critics in the washington and in the united states that would

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

both check in before they're sent to their long-term housing. there is a federal team that's been on the ground this week, sent here by the department of homeland security, a dhs official telling me this week that it will be their responsibility to review the situation here on the ground, report back to washington, and then see what additional resources can be sent to new york city as it struggles to keep up. >> as we've seen the numbers of s asylum seekers go down, we've seen the numbers in new york city take the opposite direction and go up. >> reporter: senior city officials faced a grilling from city council members, who were told that hundreds of adult asylum seekers had been issued 60 days notice to leave shelters, part of a policy mayor eric adams recently a nouned. it requires migrants who have been in shelters without children for a significant amount of time to find other housing. >> we help those who need it to move out of shelter and take their next steps forward.

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Asia Business Report

of the global markets. this after ratings agency, fitch stripped america of its highest credit rating. the firm cited a growing debt burdon and an erosion of governance that has manifested multiplied many times in debt limit stand—offs. michelle fleury reports. just like everybody has a credit report to determine how much they can borrow, the us government has its own credit report, and for the first time since 2011, that rating has been downgraded from aaa to aa+. fitch said that the assault on the capitol onjanuary 6 was a factor in the decision, contributing to what they perceive as a steady deterioration of standards of governance over the last 20 years. from wall street to washington, reaction was swift. us markets tumbled with tech stocks leading the nasdaq lower, while bond investments pushed up treasury yields higher. in washington, treasury secretary janet yellen reacted with anger.

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Asia Business Report

�* ratings markets. this after ratings agency, fitch stripped america of it. and an erosion of governance that multiplied many times in debt limit stand—offs. from new york, our correspondent reports. just like everybody has a credit report to determine how much they can borrow, the us government has its own credit report, and for the first time since 2011, that rating has been downgraded from aaa to aa plus. fitch said that the assault on the capitol on january 6 was a factor in the decision, contributing to what they perceive as a steady deterioration of standards of governance over the last 20 years. from wall street to washington, reaction was swift. us markets tumbled with tech stocks leading the nasdaq lower, while bond investments pushed up treasury yields higher. in washington, treasurer secretary janet yellen reacted with anger. i

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BBC News

maybe this isn't the right decision. and the second weakness for trump is that he says a lot, but he didn't deliver on many of the things that he said. he promised a wall that mexico would pay for. it never happened. he promised to repeal obamacare. it never happened. he promised to drain the swamp. we have higher wasteful washington spending than ever before. he promised to pay attention to the debt. it's out of control. on issue after issue, his rhetoric is dead—centre for activist republicans, but the record is not as good as the rhetoric. if you look at the latest new york times sienna polls, they show thatjoe biden and donald trump are neck and neck at about 43% for voters when asked about the choice for president. what do you make of that? ﬁnd choice for president. what do you make of that?— choice for president. what do you make of that? and the same oll has you make of that? and the same poll has donald _ you make of that? and the same poll has donald trump _ you make of that? and the same poll has donald trump at - you make of that? and the same poll has donald trump at over. poll has donald trump at over 50% against all of the other republican, potential

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BBC News

after us stocks closed lower on wednesday, joining the rest of the global markets. this after ratings agency, fitch stripped america of its highest credit rating. the firm cited a growing debt burdon and an erosion of governance that has manifested multiplied many times in debt limit stand—offs. michelle fleury reports. just like everybody has a credit report to determine how much they can borrow, the us government has its own credit report, and for the first time since 2011, that rating has been downgraded from aaa to aa+. fitch said that the assault on the capitol onjanuary 6 was a factor in the decision, contributing to what they perceive as a steady deterioration of standards of governance over the last 20 years. from wall street to washington, reaction was swift. us markets tumbled with tech stocks leading the nasdaq lower, while bond investments pushed up treasury yields higher. in washington, treasury secretary janet yellen reacted with anger.

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Newsday

markets. this after ratings agency, fitch stripped america of it. and an erosion of governance that multiplied many times in debt limit stand—offs. from new york, our correspondent reports. just like everybody has a credit report to determine how much they can borrow, the us government has its own credit report, and for the first time since 2011, that rating has been downgraded from aaa to aa plus. fitch said that the assault on the capitol on january 6 was a factor in the decision, contributing to what they perceive as a steady deterioration of standards of governance over the last 20 years. from wall street to washington, reaction was swift. us markets tumbled with tech stocks leading the nasdaq lower, while bond investments pushed up treasury yields higher. in washington, treasurer secretary janet yellen reacted with anger. i

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BBC News

on a long—term downward trend in the us�*s standard of governance, which it says makes it more likely that us won't be able to pay back its ious. fitch's move has caused fear, consternation and condemnation across the board — as our north america business correspondent michelle fleury explains. just like everybody has a credit report to determine how much they can borrow, the us government has its own credit report and for the first time since 2011 that rating has been downgraded from aaa to aa+ fitch said. the assault on the capital onjanuary 6th was a factor in its decision, contributing to what they perceive as a steady deterioration in standards of governance over the last 20 years. from wall street to washington, reaction was swift — us markets tumbled, with tech stocks leading the nasdaq lower while bond investors pushed up treasury yields higher. in washington, treasury secretary janet yellen reacted with anger. i strongly disagree with fitch's decision, and i believe it is entirely unwarranted.

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