later. we ll get into all of it and why it matters. we begin now with our top story, which is resolves around these two important murder trials in key phases. this delves into the accountability issues that we have been covering so much in the current era. it gets into civil rights and race and the debate that s been brewing. these two trials are capturing the nation s attention. there is kyle rittenhouse, who is charged for murder and other crimes relating to openly and clearly killing on camera two protestors at a blm event. then there s travis mcmichael charged for murdering an unarmed jogger in georgia, who was black. that s relevant to the case, according to many. now the rittenhouse jury is continuing its deliberations. it s about 23 hours these jurors have been sitting together doing what they must in our system. talking to each other. going back over the evidence and eventually trying to reach a unanimous decision. today, there were no questions whatsoever. no new clu
solutions. and there s going to be more we ll have to talk about as well. but first, i want us to be crystal clear about the problem. there are two leading causes of inflation we re seeing today. the first cause of inflation is the once in the century pandemic. not only did it shut down our global economy but through the supply chains and demand completely out of wack especially countries where more effective recovery responses weren t available. especially in those sectors that rely on semiconductors. these supply challenges have been further hampered by the onset of delta and omicron viruses and you ve all seen it and all felt it. we have a second cause, second cause. mr. putin s war in ukraine. you saw we saw in march that 60% of inflation that month was due to price increases at the pump for gasoline. putin s war has raised food prices as well because ukraine and russia are two of the world s major bread baskets for wheat and corn are essentially completely stalled. ukr
transported from the scene. we have learned this from our affiliate in the area. this person of interest to you see on the screen is apparently now in custody according to our local affiliate. we will monitor the news there and we will bring you any updates as we get them confirmed. a search forward in two separate efforts to hold donald truck accountable in the aftermath of the 2020 election. in fulton county, georgia, the chief of staff was face-to-face with a federal judge this morning who heard arguments on a request that was made by meadows to move his case to federal court from georgia. we will spend more time on that particular case later in our two hours. a look ahead to the arraignment of donald trump which is scheduled today for next week. will you have a calendar out, dry circle around march the fourth of next year. that is the major development in the other developments we are watching today. brought by the special counsel, jack smith. march 4th is the day that th
conflict of interest but did find an appearance of inproprietary as a result of their relationship. as the judge wrote, quote, whether this case ends in convictions, acquittals or something in between, the result should be one that instills confidence in the process. he went on to say any distractions that detract from these goals if remedial under law should be proportionately addressed. more to talk to us about this is blayne alexander, the first to report on the decision. katy phang, tomorrow hallerman, senior reporter for the journal of constitution, and joyce vance former u.s. attorney, who is now the co-host of the sisters in law podcast. blayne you were the first one to break this and give us the details of the decision. what are some of the main points in this 23-point ruling? well, i think the judge s tone stands out to me. you laid out the construction of this ruling which is that fani willis and her office can stay on the case but nathan wade has to go. in saying
to a point. in my opinion, this trial despite what dates anybody s asking for or anything else, it is not going to happen before the election. plus, the aloha spirit on maui, lahaina strong spray painted on the side of an overpass, but that phrase is being tested every single day. the recovery process there painfully slow. now a key official has resigned as authorities admit they ve searched just 40% of the burn zone. we ve got the latest straight ahead. and deadlier wildfires, record breaking heat and stronger hurricanes all tied to climate change, a new study now finds the massive role the richest americans have when it comes to climate emissions, but they aren t the ones paying the price. i ll speak with the lead author of that study. but we begin with the move that brings to mind the old adage go big or go home. former president donald trump s lawyers are now officially asking for a major delay in his federal election interference trial in washington, d.c., asking