season. i ll do what the medical experts advise me to do. and i m quite certain they re not going to advise me in the wrong direction when it has to do with his health. his health is the first, foremost and only priority. reporter: this was his second diagnosed concussion this season for tua tagovailoa, kaitlan. there s an overwhelming amount of former players on social media urging tua to take care of his body and mind, let them heal because his long term health is far more important. rg-3 saying he shouldn t play again this season. we ll see what he and the team decide. thanks for the update. cnn this morning continues right now. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, december 29th. don is off this morning. we have a lot of news under way, especially coming out of ukraine where russia has launched a massive attack overnight. missile strikes hitting critical infrastructure injuring civilians. we re live at the scene of one of those strikes in a few moments. al
committee dropping a brand-new batch of key testimony and for the first time we are now seeing interview transcripts from 19 additional witnesses and they include some of the closest people inside former president trump s inner circle. his son, donald trump jr., former fox news anchor kirsten gillibrand as w kimberly guile so let s get right to cnn s sara murray looking through all of these documents. sara, thousands of pages of transcripts. some we ve seen through the january 6th committee hearings and you ve been reading through donald trump jr. s transcripts. what are you finding in there? reporter: you know, this is obviously interesting because he s the former president s son, proximity to the former president and asking him about what was happening as the riot unfolded on january 6th and they re reading back text messages he exchanged with mark meadows. at one point don junior tells mark meadows, the former president trump, his dad has got to condemn this then says a
crime. i would say yeah. a lot of people getting shot around here. lawrence: safety is on the ballot cross country we re three days out from election day and crime crisis at the top and public is a football. violence bleating from one city and suburbs and beyond we once demandeddibilityibility and justice now there s a rerevolving door for repeat offenders police are with denial and finger pointing. but regardless of politics, lives are being forever chained cut short by laws on their side. when you cast your vote on tuesday you may want to ask, which side is your candidate on? and nowhere is that question more relevant than in new york. where violent crime has landed literally on the doorstep of gubernatorial candidate lee. and he joins me now. thanks so much for joining the program tonight so i ve been reading your literature i ve seen some of the stuff that you ve been putting out there. you said you re doing to declare a crime emergency on day one. what does that mean
would disagree on who was the right person to fix the problem. but now we have trouble agreeing there is a problem. president biden always gets me thinking. president barack obama was on the trump and he always makes me think. remember when the other guy was in charge and crime went up? you never heard anything from these folks. brian: when it comes to the border baw obama took action. he made efforts to deal with the number of unaccompanied minors coming in. the republicans wanted more deportations and less talk of amnesty. but trump moved people in charged to fix the problem and pressures r pressured other countries to do their part. in choosing customs and border protections chief president trump is signaling border security is his top priority for the department. brian: he did what i want to do to get the border protected. even if it meant moving money around which ticked off democrats. he has an obsession with forcing taxpayers to spend money. brian: oftentime
ever hit florida. homes in fort myers were damaged and destroyed from the surge while both were seen through the streets there. just under 2 million people in florida now remain without po power. dramatic rescues, water rescues, have been underway all day. florida officials say the next 72 hours will be critical when it comes to rescue missions. these are dangerous missions, and i m grateful for the brave women and men, federal, state, and local governments working as one team, risking their lives to save others. this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida s history. the numbers are still unclear, but we are hearing early reports of what may be substantial loss of life. we are surveying the damage right now. some people that evacuated, they are going to go back and look at their homes and see, is there flood damage, wind damage, is it going to be habitable? all of those things, as those happen, we are going get a clearer picture of some of the unique needs that indiv