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>> that's -- that's the report that we have, yes. again, the investigation is ongoing right now. we're getting the information as we move forward. it's still, we want to clarify everything and i really don't want to give too much specific information because i wouldn't want to be incorrect here, jim. >> i totally understand, andrew. i appreciate you bearing with me. do we know where he is right now? do you know how to track him down if you need to? >> again, that will be the question for the police and they have his information. >> so you heard him there saying they have his information because he was going through tsa screening. so we would imagine at some point he had to show his i.d. to get at that point. investigators knew who the passenger was and they knew how to track him down and that, though, is still under investigation as they try to talk to him further, but many things happened that were not supposed to happen. one, you're not supposed to reach in your bag if it's being checked in a security checkpoint in a tsa agent, regardless of what's in your bag, once they decide to pull you aside and go through it. the second thing, of course, having a gun and that is a big problem to the tsa all across the country, not just here in atlanta, some 6,450 firearms have been confiscated and found at security checkpoints all across the country only through the first ten months of this year, breaking the record that was set back in 2019, and more than 4400 firearms at that point. >> 450 firearms found so far here in atlanta right here. the nation's busiest airport. obviously, this threat for an active shooter is what scared so many people and an accidental discharge disrupted travel plans for two hours for many people who connect here for different places and delta is a major hub here at the hartsfield airport and other people were trying to make their way. tsa has told us this has been the busiest travel season right now since the pandemic began, the busiest last couple of days because so many people with the vaccine out, with the boosters out and with kids finally able to get the shot are out trueyin to connect with families before the thanksgiving holiday and then this happened. it is penalties that we are being looking at, crimes that could have been committed today by that passenger, all of that, of course, under investigation, but we have to remember the three people, pamela, who were injure individual of this, non-life-threatening injuries and it doesn't seem like this needed to happen. that's still under investigation as the airport now starting to get back to a sense of normalcy. >> that's a good thing that those are non-life-threatening injuries and nadia romero, thanks for that report. i want to bring in someone that was in the midst of the terrifying information as an active shooter 20 through the airport. kevin helgren joins us live from atlanta, walk us through your experience. >> sure. thanks for having me, pamela. i was in atlanta for a wedding this weekend and it had just wrapped up so i was taking the train from downtown atlanta south into the airport. i had just gotten off the train and was walking through one of the main entrances in the domestic terminal alongside baggage claim making my way toward security and i'd gotten all of 20 steps down the hallway before a combination of other passengers and airport security folks told me that i needed to stop walking. so i stopped, i turned around and i retraced those 20 or so steps that i had taken and then i was sitting at the corner of that hallway for the next, maybe three to five minutes and folks were having conversations about an active shooter. some folks said that they'd heard gunshots and for the most part it was calm and then we saw someone turn the corner and just barrel down that hallway and that was the point at which all chaos kind of broke out. everyone was dropping their suitcases. folks were running in any possible direction away from what we thought were the center of action. people were sliding under rails and jumping over barricades just trying to get out of what we thought was harm's way. >> you thought in that moment when you saw that person barreling down, was there an active shooter situation and my life could be at risk. >> yeah. that's exactly right. i don't think any of us had the luxury in that moment of thinking through the accuracy of the information or thinking through different possible explanations. were you hearing any instructions to evacuate the airport? >> we hadn't heard any instructionsburg the three to five minute holding period, but as that person rounded the corner and started running toward us, airport security and passengers started shouting to run and evacuate and that's when folks started bolting in every which direction. i personally, ended up going under the rail and back on to the train platform, got on one of those trains and sat down in a corner figuring that, you know, that was as far away as i could get from what i thought was a very dangerous situation. >> so how long then before you learned that it was an accidental discharge of the weapon and that this was not an active shooter situation? >> i don't think that information came to bear until 15 or 20 minutes later after the train that i was on had already started its way back into the city. so i was on a stationary train for probably 10 to 12 minutes, took the train north, one stop and at that point folks were sharing on twitter including the airport's official twitter that it was an accidental discharge. so we were in a bit of a holding pattern for 15 to 20 minutes as best i recall. >> how prevalent will this experience be the next time you fly? >> it's going to be really prevalent, pamela. i have been lucky so far in life in that i've never found myself in an active shooter situation and irrespective of labels, accidental, negligent, what have you, today could have been very dangerous and was dangerous for folks who were injured. moving forward i am going to constantly be thinking about how today was scary and fearful and how much perspective it's given me. >> totally understandable that that would be going through your mind next time you travel. kevin helgren, thank you for coming on to share this experience. >> if i can add one more thing. i think what today speaks to is the very real fear and sadness that sits at the corner of america when it comes to gun violence. i think we're wired to interpret loud pops in movie theaters or grocery stores or airports as a threat to our lives, and irrespective of how cleanly the situation unfolded today, that doesn't erase the confusion and the shock that so many folks from this afternoon are still sitting with and processing. >> all right. thank you for sharing that. we appreciate it. kevin helgren. >> thanks, pamela. i want to bring in former tsa administrator and former fbi special agent john pistol. john, thanks for coming on. you just heard kevin there relaying what happened and just the chaos that unfolded. what is your reaction to the fact that this could happen when the nation recently marked the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and you have the reinvention of airport security. how can something like this still happen? >> it's a good question, pamela. several things come to mind. yesterday was the 20th aft anniversary of president bush signing the tsa which was not on 9/11 and the tragic shooting eight years ago, november in twbt 13 at lax when a gunman walked in and senselessly and tragically shot and killed a tsa officer gerardo hernandez and went on and wounded two other tsa officers, shooting them and they recovered and then wounded another tsa officer and was wounded. just total chaos. >> the problem is when there's a gun shot in an airport which should never happen then people are going to panic and i commend the professionalism of the men and women of tsa for handling the situation professionally and reacting in a way that -- over 150 handguns, soezed and so it's one of those things, that's why people, whether with bad intent or poor manning try to have handguns through the airport. >> as you point out, it does lead the nation's firearms at checkpoints. could you ever foresee a time when airport checkpoints are placed at the entry doors instead before travelers enter the building? >> well, there's a number of different models around the world, the country and around the world and one comes to mind and most prominently is the ben gurion airport in israel that does screening in both approaches to the airport, vehicle rask and before you actually walk in, you are interviewed, if you will, by a security officer before you ever get to the checkpoint and that's one model and it is a secure model and there are others that work and it comes down to the question what's the partnership with the airport, the airport police, the airlines and then what is the u.s. government willing to fund in terms of layers of security. as your viewers know that they have over 20 levels of security to make sure somebody doesn't get on awe plane with a deadly bennon. >> until something is done on a consistent basis and now that trafrpg was up before it the it was, and it brings to bear a number of issues that people need tobacco aware of and don't pack when you're going to the airport. >> exactly. the fact that this was a loaded gun at the airport, it accidentally fired. it's just stunning that this -- go ahead. >> yes, it accidentally fired and an accidental discharge is what it's called and that's because the passenger reached into the bag and tried to pull it out and he knew it was in there and remembered. the finger pulled the trigger. it didn't xatly go off. his finger pulled the trigger and the three injuries you mentioned were all in the evacuation of the airport and nobody was wounded, if you will, by that round that was fired, but that's part of that being aware of where you are and what you're carrying. >> yeah, and so that passenger managed to slip away amid the chaos of that gun firing pain lot of questions still and we are awaiting a press conference soon later in the show. we have to get some more answers. john pistole, thank you. >> thank you, pamela. >> be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage. at the bottom of the hour we'll hear from a passenger stuck aboard a plane during the chaos and the chilling announcement from the cockpit. also tonight, this is incredible. cheating death. a woman in a coma battling covid for weeks, wakes up on the same day she was set to be taken off life support. her family had even picked out a headstone and planned her funeral. just a stunning story of survival to share with you tonight. you're in the cnn newsroom. we'll be right back. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town, and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? 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when you're on an airplane. how did you and your fellow passengers react? >> pam, good evening to you, first of all. it was an instant moment of did he actually just say that, an active shooter? throughout the airplane just a stunned silence as people soaked that in, as people soaked in the potential gravity of the situation as americans just by nature we know how south things can go and how quick three they can go when you involve guns and the active shooter especially in the nation's most busiest airport in atlanta. it was a moment of people soaking that in going, god, what is going to happen here? the pilot at that moment mentioned to these individuals, hey, you can log on to your phones there and try to check in with the media. you might get details out a lot quicker that way and immediately, they saw everybody clicking on the screens under their seats on the phones trying desperate for information to figure out who was going on. a scary, terrifying information. >> you are there at the airport out in. when you're off the plane in the crowd of displaced passengers, what was your understanding of the situation then? >>. >> yeah. when we were finally led off the plane, we quickly understood per cnn and other media sources that this was thank god, not an active shooter, a gun that went off, so the panic level started to go down a little bit, but once we managed to get into the airport there was a different problem, chaos, confusion, people and crowds just elbowing at each other not knowing where to go and a bottleneck situation where they were not allowed into concourse t. they weren't allowed to move forward into their flights so they were brought by the crowds, kind of luke a concert without any knowledge and without knowing what to do next and eventually we were herded out of the airport and told you had to leave and go right through security again because they weren't sure if everybody was accurately screened and in the moment we went through security, no tsa, no tsa pre-check, so everyone stuck in these massive lines, forced to go barefoot and just wait it out. an extremely long process to get through security and the backdrop of all this is just a busy holiday season. thanksgiving travel. so definitely folks out here having to be patient because this is going to talk a long time, pam. >> this passenger bringing a loaded gun which wasn't supposeded to happen and then grabbing the bag which he wasn't supposed to do and it discharges and just to see the ripplers fekt from that. it's just incredible. isabel, thank you so much for letting us know what your personal experience was through this. >> thank you, pam. i want to bring in paige pay a constitutional attorney. what are the consequences for bringing a loaded firearm into an airport? 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do you think that this will prompt a review? >> i think it should, because again, when you're thinking about federal law, most people assume it's against federal law to bring a gun through tsa security, and it is, but it's just regulation and you get a civil penalty and you're want prosecuting and so it depends on the state and in georgia, there's a specific law that allows people to take their guns to the airport. they just can't take them in through security and if they get caught, then it's either a misdemeanor or basically they say go home, take it back to the car and without punishment there will not be any real deterrence. >> paige pate, thank you. critics call it the dodgy dossier. up next, new revelations that reported to tie donald trump to russia with salacious allegations. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ feel stuck with student loan debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. 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it ties dolan to one of the most salacious accusations. the infamous tape of trump to prostitutes inside a russian hotel. the indictment suggests in june 2016 devshenko stayed in the hotel suite and he wasn't told the fantastical details which have never been proven true, and it's still not clear where those salacious details originated. >> does anyone really believe that story? i'm also very much of a germaphobe, by the way. believe me. >> in one case, prosecutors say denshenko made up a conversation with the source, falsely claiming he was in communication with the belarusian businessman. danchenko, attributed the explosive claims to millian, and there was cooperation between the trump campaign and russian officials that that the russians had donald trump. the indictment asserts he never met or communicated with danchenko. millian said in a statement, this fraud destroyed my health, life, businesses and turned my american dream into a nightmare. >> were you working for russia? >> danchenko has pled not guilty to charges he lied to the fbi and his attorney says the case is pushing a quote, false narrative designed to humiliate and slander a renowned expert for business intelligence for political gain. separately, durham also charged attorney michael sussman for allegedly not revealing to the fbi he was working for the clinton campaign when he provided the fbi about strange cyber activity about a russian bank and the trump organization. >> sussman worked for the same law firm that helped arrange the, and perkins coy who then hired fusion gps who then hired steele. it received $168,000 in the 2016 election and any ties to donald trump and his campaign. president biden's then-attorney general william barr tapped durham to lead the investigation into the fbi's russia probe known as crossfire hurricane. >> some of the facts that i've learned don't hang together with the official explanning as of what happened. >> trump did show an openness in the candidate in businessman to receive favor and business from russia and there have been dozens of proven contacts revealed between trump campaign associates and russian nationals. still, none of it added up to the collusion suggested in the steele memos and his probe looking for exactly that, special council robert mueller could not establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russian actors. we focused on whether the evidence was sufficient to focus on whether any was taking part in a criminal con spispiracy an was not. his takeaways by the findings of the u.s. intelligence agencies that russia did interfere in the 2016 presidential election with an aim to elect donald trump. >> the goals of this campaign were to undermine public faith in the u.s. democratic process, denigrate secretary clinton and harm her electability and potential presidency. putin and the russian govern the also developed a clear preference for president-elect trump. still declined to comment to cnn, but told abc that while some of the specific details were off, several of the main pieces were not. >> i would highlight the threat that authoritarian regimes paid for the democracy and it is a great threat to democrat see and to our way of life. >> i think it's very sad what they've done with this fake dossier. >> while donald trump bitterly complained about the dossier, others were swept up in it. >> the dodgy dossier began with the false allegations about me. >> the fbi monitored carter paige, a former trump campaign adviser to get a wiretap on him in october 2016. >> u.s. officials thl cnn that r it used a dossier for russian allegations to donald trump's campaign as part of a justification to get approval to secretly monitor trump associate carter paige. >> michael horowitz determined the fbi couldn't confirm serious claims about paige. just last year, the doj declared two of the fisa warrants to be invalid. >> think the activities we found here don't vindicate anybody who touch this. >> one of the dossier's most notorious and proven claims, a potential smoking gun for collusion, allegations of prague by trump's personal attorney michael cohen were not true according to the inspector general. >> have you ever been to prague? >> speaking to ceo still remarkably going to prison. >> since he's told every story, why wouldn't he admit to this? >> because i think it is so incriminating and demeaning and the other reason is he might be scared of the consequences. >> the fbi had prior trust in steele's reputation from working with him in a high-profile corruption case. it was raw init will jens and a series of reports from a credible person with a reliable track record and a known experienced and source network in russia, and so it was something to be taken seriously, but his work on thes do yeah did not hold out to official scrutiny. they worked on the dossier spread sheets in order to have a record of what the fbi learned. >> we should be clear that cnn has not confirmed the content of the calls. >> in february 2017 cnn reported that investigators were able to confirm the time, place and people involved in some of the conversations between foreign nationals. two years later the ig review found certain allegations were inaccurate and inconsistent with what the fbi investigation gathered and the bits that were corroborated were based largely on publicly available information like title, states and locations. >> despite trump and his allies claiming otherwise, the inspector general's main conclusion was that even though the fbi misused the dossier to renew pfizer warrants against carter paige, it was justified in your allegation of the for an authorized purpose and with sufficient factual predication. >> one special council robert mueller took over. the dossier was ignored in the final report. >> did russians really tell that to christopher steele or was he lying to the fbi. >> let me back up a second and if i could, and say as i said earlier, with regard to the steele -- that is beyond my purview. >> steele and his company business intelligence declined cnn's repeated requests for an interview. and my colleague marshall cohen hoos here to share more of his reporting on the main investigate -- the man investigating the fbi probe john durham and what his next move might be given these indictments. we'll be right back. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. constipated? 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>> it seems like he's telling a story of what looks like some sort of democratic or democratic backed conspiracy to sort of pin trump to russia during the 2016 campaign. these two indictments that he's brought in the last two months sort of touch on that. and it kind of would seem to vindicate some of what trump was saying. but i want to be clear, the indictments are very, very narrow. he's not charging anyone with conspiracy or actually doing that. he's charged people with lying to the fbi. but using his indictments to tell a broad story and, pam, some of the people that are charged in those indictments, they think durham went too far with the documents and putting all kinds of stuff in there that he doesn't even have to prove. >> right. have to prove the lying charges. so he is not done. where is he going with this? >> it is not clear. 100% where he's going to end up. as we said, we know where he started. and at least philosophically. new subpoenas went out earlier this month and last month. so the investigation is continuing. there is a grand jury here in d.c. he will be writing a report when his investigation is done. just like mueller did. and a few weeks arg merrick garland said whenever that report is ready he will try to release as much as possible. so we, all of us, should be able to see the final conclusions of this investigation, whatever they are, and then we could all make up our minds for ourself, marshall cohen, thank you so much. and we're standing by for an update on today's chaos at the airport in atlanta. three people injured after a passenger's gun accidently discharged. an all clear issued but the big question on how this happened remain tonight. the latest on what we know up next. stay with us. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place... ...and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, as these may be life threatening... ...or uncontrollable muscle movements, as these may be permanent. these are not all the serious side effects. now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor about latuda and pay as little as $0 for your first prescription. panic at atlanta airport after a weapon is accidentally fired inside of the terminal packed with holiday travelers. >> there is people all over the outside of the airport. people are just waiting to try to log on and figure out what the heck is going on. >> also tonight, local covid spike sending european country news lockdown. >> the fourth wave has hit our country with full force. >> the cdc quickly approving boosters for all adults as the urgency to get a third shot

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