thank you for starting your weekend with us! breaking, this, morning how speaker nancy pelosi s husband is recovering from surgery to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his arm and hands. after a man wrote into their san francisco home in the middle of the night. and attacks it with a hammer. according to the speaker spokesman. police say the attack was quote, not a random act. and a good saturday morning to you, again! i am katie fang, thank you for starting your weekend with us! breaking this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi s husband is recovering from surgery, to a pair is called factor and serious injuries to arms and legs after san francisco, home in the middle of the night and attacked him with a hammer according to the speaker spokesman. police say the attack was quote, not a random act. and the san francisco police chief said, the 9-1-1 this pattern likely saved paul pelosi s life. the motive for the attack is still under investi
department saying it is already parsed through those documents, which is what is known as a filter team to look for any privileged communications. trump s lawyers acknowledged that classified material was found at mar-a-lago, but argued that should not have been a cause for alarm and should never have led to the search of trump s home. trump s lawyers insisted the national archives should have expected to find classified material because they were presidential records. let s begin this morning with cnn correspondent kara scannell. you re there, you re waiting for this hearing to dbegin. what can you tell us about the filing that came in last night right before the deadline? their main arguments. and notefably what they didn t y what they didn t argue. reporter: that s right, poppy. last night the trump team submitted their filing, 19-page filing, asking the judge to appoint a special master. that s this third party person to review the materials that were seized at mar-
bombings, we have civil unrest, we had civil rights workers more murdered throughout the south. and i went on to police just after that in the 70s, and we fought back a lot of that violence. we changed the tempo of american violence, i think by enforcing the law appropriately on those clansmen, the we. back then they were wearing the full regalia, we we had to assert atf agents, we had had to work on those and we put them in jail. the aunt they were antisemites, they were hangers, but they didn t think the broad public support. this is a change. now back then we didn t see that. you know, most people were repelled by them. repulsed by them, and would speak out by them. now to see politicians, who won t speak out of by the
let s look at the russian side before we go. putin did add some 100,000 forces to the military to back up, particularly after the tremendous losses russian forces have had. he has not, though, called for a general mobilization or a draft. does that indicate to you as it does to some that he fears he does not have the broad public support at home for an expanded conflict? well, it may indicate that, but it also indicates he s counting on father winter to win the war for them once he cuts off the gas supplies in europe and he pushes on the political structures in germany and italy and france and people get shaky on this, they reduce he s calculating a long-term game and trying to minimize disruption on the russian euro centric population. so it is a strategic it is a strategic decision by putin. he thinks that s the way to do it.
and yesterday the occupational safety and health administration issued a rule to require employers with 100 or more employees to ensure that each of their workers is fully vaccinated or tests negative for covid-19 at least once a week. and the centers for medicare and medicaid services issued a rule requiring that all workers at health care facilities participating in medicare and medicaid are fully vaccinated. together these with other rules means two-thirds of all workers in the united states are now covered by vaccination requirements. these requirements have broad public support. and they work. already we have seen organizations that have adopted vaccination requirements increase their vaccination rates by more than 20 percentage points. often as high as over 90%. this is good for the workers. for their colleagues. for their loved ones and for their communities.