The trial pitting dominion voting systems against fox news is now underway this hour opening statements could begin setting the stage for this historic defamation case to play out. the 12 person jury has just been selected and officially sworn in. cnn s danny freeman is tracking it all for us from delaware. danny what is happening right now? well as you said, basically at 11 a.m. on the dot the jury was sworn in for this historic trial, and i should say that there are 12 primary jurors and 12 alternates as well. six men, six women and, according to our producer who s in the room right now, nine of those 12 jurors and that primary jury are people of color. now as you said, we re expecting opening statements potentially in the next hour, but they have not begun at this point. that s in part because earlier there were some objections that both sides made to some of the slides that we re going to be presented in the open. earning statements of the judge said that he will take care of that
Alright the breaking news a nationwide ground stop for southwest airlines was lifted just moments ago. now the federal aviation administration had issued that stopped after southwest reported intermittent technology issues. as you can imagine, this means all kinds of delays. we ve counted 1200, at least at this point. cnn s aviation correspondent. pete mountain is here with all the details stop lifted by the imagine a lot of problems coming, pete you know, we ll see the ripple effect here, john, this ground stop by southwest airlines were laid by the faa lasted only about 20 minutes, but we are seeing the delays continue to pile up at 10 30. there were 800 nationwide. now we re up to 1249 according to flight aware, that s 30% of southwest entire schedule for
Station, the details even more interesting. john miller. always a pleasure. thanks sarah. interesting this just in to cnn. the u. s. is warning russia not to touch any of its nuclear technology that s inside the ukrainian nuclear power plant. cnn s tasha portraying is at the pentagon with the very latest, you know, and one of our other colleagues him. lister put the story out just moments. so tell us what you learned. yes there is. so we re learning that the department of energy s office of nonproliferation policy sent a letter to russia s state owned energy firm ross tatum in march , telling them that essentially the u. s has sensitive nuclear technology inside the zap origen nuclear power plant in ukraine and warning them that russia does not have the authorization to access it or to touch it at all. now this letter was sent to ross atom s director general, and it is unclear whether rosatom has actually acknowledged receipt of this letter or whether they are going to comply, but the
The teen only press the doorbell . thankfully ralph survived the shooting and is now recovering at his home. his aunt, telling cnn. he has a long road ahead. that s a major part of drought that died on thursday. what wrong went through. like. he lost a part of himself that day. a lot has changed since that happened. the way in which he s gonna walk through this word. it s going to be totally different because of what happened. there s a lot of healing that s going to have to happen. after that event, and every single day is a challenge . every hour is a different story, and it s a long road, so he s right now he s just healing. truly innocence, lost. cnn s lucy cavanaugh is following this for us, lucy, what more are you hearing this morning? well as you said, sarah
Michigan, which also found that students may also overuse medications or use a pill given to them in order to stay up late studying or finishing. schoolwork cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohens , elizabeth, can you give us some sense of what researchers found here? yes sarah. it s really interesting. you know, we ve all heard that you know, kids share each other s adderall or other 80 hd medication in order to stay up for an all nighter to write a paper or study for a test. but these researchers said, let s try to quantify that and see how often that s happening, so they reached out to about 3200 middle and high schools. what they found is that out of those 3200 there were 58 schools, where one in four about one in four students was misusing adderall so might have been a child who was prescribed it, but they were taking too much of it, taking it when they shouldn t be taking it or might have been a child who