there later this morning. we ve been keeping an eye on kenosha, wisconsin. plus, the first batch of documents that former president trump has been trying to shield after a federal judge again rejecteded his request. but we have got to start with the kyle rittenhouse trial set to resume, as i said, just a few moments from now after a dramatic day of testimony from the defendant himself. the 18-year-old saying he akact in self-defense when he fatally shot two people and injured a third during social protests in kenosha in august of 2020. as an extremely heated exchange between the prosecutor and the judge over the prosecution s line of questioning, the judge even yelling at one point with the possibility now looming of a possible mistrial. gabe gutierrez is live at the courthouse. and, gabe, bring us up to speed where everything is. reporter: hi, stephanie, good morning from a very windy and rainy kenosha. more defense witnesses are expected after that wild day. the defendant
so here s our news. major breaking news. a major legal victory for the january 6th committee and a big loss for the former president. a federal judge ruling tonight the committee can have access to trump administration records relating to the insurrection which the former president has been fighting to block by claiming executive privilege. that as the committee issues ten more subpoenas to trump allies including stephen miller, a former senior adviser, and kayleigh mcenany, who was white house press secretary. straight to our breaking news now. cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles is here with the breaking news. ryan, hello to you. so a defeat for the former president, losing his executive privilege, claiming what? i mean, losing his executive privilege claim i should say. so what are we learning? i know he says he s going to fight back on this. he s going to appeal. reporter: yeah, don. it doesn t come as a surprise. he is planning to appeal this process. but what
so here s our news. major breaking news. a major legal victory for the january 6th committee and a big loss for the former president. a federal judge ruling tonight that the committee can have access to trump administration records relating to the insurrection which the former president has been fighting to block by claiming executive privilege. that as the committee issues ten more subpoenas to trump allies, including stephen miller, a former senior adviser, and kayleigh mcenany, who was white house press secretary. straight to our breaking news, cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles is here with the breaking news. ryan, hello to you. a defeat for the former president, losing his executive privilege, claiming what? i mean losing his executive claim, i should say. so what are we learning? i know he says he s going to fight back on this. he s going to appeal. reporter: yeah, don. it doesn t come as a surprise. he is planning to appeal this process. but what we saw in t
shoot someone. and the role fentanyl-laced drugs may have played in the horrific stampede at the texas concert as families struggle to cope. we just wanted everybody our brother, strong, handsome, beautiful person that he is. a man who died trying to save his fiancee. one of the heartbreaking stories emerging. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. former u.s. president donald trump has suffered a major blow in his fight to keep records from presidency under wraps. a federal judge ruled the house committee investigating the julian assange 6 insurrection should have access to documents from his presidency leading up to and about the capitol riot. now, this could help the house as it pursues more information from those around trump who have been subpoenaed but haven t yet spoken to the committee. in her ruling, the judge said, quote, the court holds that the public interest lies in permitting not conjoining the combined will of l
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