giant step closer to getting the documents former president trump is fighting to keep a secret. plus, actor jussie smollett found guilty after claiming an attack on him was the result of a hate crime. and another group of americans are eligible to get a booster shot. ahead, who is rolling up their sleeves. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello. it is friday, december 10th. and we begin this hour in washington, d.c. where a u.s. federal appeals court on thursday rejected former president donald trump s request to shield records from the house select committee on the january the 6th attack. but it is not the final word. the u.s. supreme court is likely to get involved. here s cnn s senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid with the story for you. reporter: a big victory for
with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. newsroom. i m isa soares. if you re just joining us, let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. a major setback for the former president in his move to keep the january 6 committee from getting his white house records. a federal appeals court ruling no legal reason to withhold the documents by claiming executive privilege. plus, a jury in chicago finding actor jussie smollett guilty of five or six counts of lying to police when he falsely claimed to be the victim of a racist as well as anti-gay attack. the judge will decide if he ll
the house select committee investigating january 6 as a federal appeals court ruled former president trump cannot stop lawmakers from obtaining his white house records. committee members welcomed the decision. all judicial rulings were leading up to this point have substantiated these documents are necessary and that president trump is the formerment. he doesn t have the right to executive privilege over the documents. reporter: the event capped off a big day for the committee. earlier a parade of key witnesses arrived on capitol hill to answer questions about the insurrection. will you cooperate today? reporter: including kash patel, a former donald trump department of defense official and one of the first witnesses subpoenaed by the committee. and stop the steal organizer ali alexander. we have tons of evidence for them. like i said, thousands of records, hundreds of pages. reporter: chris krebs, a former top cyber security official in the trump administration, and johnny
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from aca have been learned. breaking news regarding the president s vaccine mandate on u.s. businesses. a u.s. federal appeals court issued a stay freezing the administration s efforts requiring workers at u.s. companies with at least 100 companies to be vaccinated against covid-19 or to be weekly. the federal court put those on hold. a decision comes as several gop-led states filed legal challenges to biden s mandate. we are going to keep an eye out for developments and discuss the potential impact of the ruling in the next hour. biden s big message about the passage of his infrastructure bill and what it means for america s care economy. and we are going to take you to houston where the search for