of people wok work together to solve the problems. the kids need so much help right now, they re trying to make more of themselves to be ableo do it, so we need more. we are lucky to have teachers who are helping take care of our children. there s no doubt aibout it. seth lavin, i understand that you have an 8-year-old who is recovering from covid. hope he s okay and y all are safe. and let those teachers know that the work they do is not unnoticed. thank you so much for calling attention to this. absolutely. thank you. a so-called freedom convoy of truckers in ottawa is making a lot of noise and residents have had enough. we take a look at what s led up to this standoff, next. from fidy keep you tuned in all day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act quickly. that s decision tech, only from fidelity. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard.
really marks how able she has been able to coalesce support in her caucus. okay, lauren fox, thank you so mch. we re standing by to hear from house speaker nancy pelosi sitting down one-on-one with manu raju. in just a moment, you ll see that here. in the meantime, the trump campaign relies on the rust belt to carry the president to victory in 2016. in 2020, they re not totally counting on that. our dana bash joins us with a look at the unique playbook the trump team sees ahead. poppy, cnn has learned the trump campaign is considering putting resources into oregon. a state where hillary clinton beat the president by 11 percentage points in 2016. now, the reason it s news that this is even a consideration is oregon is so blue that it has not voted for a republican for president since 1984. but the trump campaign is flush with cash, and it s looking for ways to spend its money and time wisely while the democrats duke
a pretty extensive investigation that might prove some difficulties. but what we know is that that pilot took off during horrible weather here in new york city. it s unclear why he thought he might have some visibility once he was up in the air. and 11 minutes later, he had the crash landing here in midtown. and yeah, the big questions are why did he choose this building, if he tried to choose this building? how did he end up in midtown? again, this is restricted air space because of trump tower being really close to this area, in general, is restricted air space in the middle of manhattan. this was an experienced pilot. his name, timothy mccormick. by all accounts, he s been a pilot with 20 years experience. he got his commercial pilot s license in 2004. he most recently was certified as a flight instructor. unfortunately, he probably has a lot of these answers that officials are looking to get answers to. okay, david soucie, to you. one thing that strikes me is that you point out t
pointed out to your viewers in the beginning, could have been a lot worse. i do think it will spark up once again. finally, david, are there rules and actual regulations for when a helicopter can and can t take off from a heliport in new york city? yes, there are. there s not there is some gray area. but not much. i mean, every other operator in the area had stopped flying that day, yesterday. so it was very surprising that he decided that he would take off. i m still confused about that. okay, david soucie, thank you for the expertise. brynn, thank you for the great reporting. still to come, one-on-one with house speaker nancy pelosi. our manu raju is about to sit down with her. you ll see that interview live in just minutes, where she stands right now on impeachment, and her responsibility and attacks on the president. that s straight ahead. plus, house democrats and the justice department strike a deal to give congress some of
citizenship on the u.s. census. poppy. okay, lauren fox, all important reporting. thank you very much. with me to discuss, elie honig, our legal analyst. good to have you, elie. what do you make of this deal? did the democrats contempt threat work or did it allow the white house and department of justice to delay for two and a half months. it s a smart deal, and to an extent, it did work. it s a fair and reasonable deal. both sides get something. barr gets to sort of go against this appearance of stonewalling and he gets out from the threat of contempt. nadler gets at least some documents he s characterized them as the key documents. we don t know exactly what he means, but both sides get something and it keeps it from going to the next level. there are other big disputes brewing, but for this, it s a fair resolution. what about some of the other big disputes, such as don mcgahn showing up and not leaving an empty chair to testify, or hope hicks or the special counsel