this woman did something that an angel would do. to take in a perfectly stranger, a stranger. you took him in in your home. on christmas eve. joey s life was saved by a woman who cared deeply about a man she had never met. thank you. i am right here. i am right here. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. the news continues so let s hand it over to alisyn camerota on cnn tonight. alisyn? i am alisyn camerota. the january 6th committee putting more new witness testify tonight. stuff we have not heard before, including how mark meadows allegedly burned documents. and, how much talk about qanon there was in the white house. also tonight, the question thousands of angry stranded passengers ask at this hour, what is going on with southwest airlines? why are they subjecting travelers to so much chaos? how are will the airline make it up to those passengers? and the supreme court allowing that trump-era border policy to stay in place, that is the one that sends migrants back to mexico
some indicted, often because of their client. i say that not as shade or criticism, but as an objective legal matter. they get in trouble for the things they do for him, not unrelated legal failures, which sometimes brings up talk of the devil s advocate. i will explain. our breakdown on that ahead. our top story now are the continuing clashes over the search of mar-a-lago and whether more information will come out about a path to what was an unprecedented search of an ex president s home in all of our history. today we re seeing a judicial ruling about releasing more information for the first time. this would be new beyond what we learned about the warrant. we have a written explanation of this ruling which came down where the doj can suggest redactions. some more information may be release in the a process by the judge. trump says he wants extra information released. today the judge indirectly suggested that trump and some other maga attacks on law enforcement will actually
and its i. t. systems. in fact, d. w. you, local 556 have indicated over the years that they need to invest in as many that one of these major disasters, that just happened. it is happening over and over again, each time it gets worse and worse and worse. and, as you can see, now it is creating a huge implosion that is completely unacceptable. so lyn, just so i understand this, in other words, southwest does not have an up-to-date phone system? it doesn t have an up to date i t equipment? the other airlines have outpaced in terms of modern technology, is that the problem? there is i. t. systems that southwest airlines use that are unique to southwest airlines. they would be able to reschedule the operation when massive cancellations occur. however, in our ceo has reported to us and our ceo as reported to us, they can t keep up with the demand. these systems can t do things quickly enough. we have been promised that they are putting enough into the systems, they have spent enough
the real case there wasn t about derek chauvin who was discussed as kind of a rogue cop. the really important case for criminal justice reform would have been the bystander cops that were watching and what they did and what training was required of them. lots of training and money had been poured into legal departments to try to change the culture, and this suggests that maybe these efforts haven t been as successful as we would have liked. or maybe this is three rogue cops. who knows? it is worth begging the question, but at least today we saw a forceful response from the top law enforcement officer in the state of arkansas. and what kind of actual reform to law or policy would make this kind of abuse less likely, in your view? i think this is a very difficult question. we ve seen lots of funds pour into the training,
they could decapitate the control of the ukrainian forces quickly. the first few days, this has not happened. reporter: smaller tactical errors have happened like allowing ukraine s drones to hunt freely. very frsurprising considerin the efforts haven t neutralized and the troop on the ground seem oblivious to the fact they were being targeted. reporter: russian forces may be holding back trying to take big cities with lighter forces hoping to inflict minimum damage. ukraine s resistance could trigger a switch to what is russia s traditional military doctrine, overwhelming force. you re pointing to a scenario where there will be far greater blood shed. it s a calculation about how brutal they are willing to go. they lost the political ability