say your team gets a show that is not hosted by you as close as possible to a show hosted by you. when i was listening earlier i googled how many knots could there be for catching striped bass? quite surprised. yes. the improved clinch knot seems to get the most googles. i was a bit surprised. yeah. i could go on. trust me. yes, no doubt. in your seat one week ago tonight i interviewed lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and it was a remarkable interview about the moment in which he realized donald trump had done something illegal and that can t stand and he will do something about that. and maybe bj pak went through something like that and maybe jeff rosen went through something like that where he said this can t stand. i am most worried that our democracy cannot rely on the fact that people will make good judgments. i m really glad some people did and alexander vindman did and he is a hero for doing it but i would really like to know there is something else that wi
congressman matt gaetz. we touched on this story before, but i have never said what i m about to say to you tonight. the feds are eyeing possible obstruction of justice. this stemming from a phone call that a witness had with the maga favorite and republican congressman matt gaetz s ex-girlfriend who patched gaetz into the call. this is a story broken by politico. it has been confirmed by nbc news. we can see how the investigation is moving with this key witness spilling everything to the feds, including what, by definition, sounds like things that some people might not want to get out. meanwhile, gaetz s guilty and convicted association cooperating, talking to the feds under a legal obligation to share anything and everything, whether he wants to or not, whether he thinks it is relevant or not saying, quote, congressman gaetz pursues justice. he does not obstruct it. let me be clear. that is a specific new charge that tells you on the one hand that this is a big and signif
live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. thanks for joining me. the u.s. is focused on the aftermath of gun violence again this weekend. there s grief over the mass shootings in indiana after dozens of similar incidents in the last month. there s also outrage over police shootings. this was the scene in brooklyn center, minnesota, a few hours ago. the city has seen a seventh night of protests over the shooting death of 20-year-old dante white during a traffic stop. in indianapolis where eight people died in a mass shooting at a fed ex facility, police are going through the home of the suspect. they ve identified him as 19-year-old brandon hole, who worked at the facility as recently as last year. police say he brought the two assault-style weapons he used legally. saturday mourners in indianapolis came together to remember the eight lives lost in that attack and held aville jill in a park near the fed ex facility where these killings occurred. our c
united states, canada, and around the world. this is cnn news room. three million and counting, just one day after the world passed a sad and staggering milestone the number of deaths from covid is still climbing. since then, another 11,000 people have died from the virus. in the u.s. the death toll is the worst in the world with 556,000 is killed by the coronavirus. they projection nearly 620,000. one of the things that could bring the number of cases down. it is almost a quarter of the population that is now filly vaccinated. michigan s third covid wave is so fierce that hospitals are running out of space. nearly 10,000 new cases on saturday alone. everything health care facilities in the state of michigan reporting that they have more to climb even exceeding those numbers and that is the case right now. the largest health care systems in the area saying they continue to see hospitalizations there climb. they are continuing to notice the patients get younger. and many o
live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. united states is a nation rocked by gun violence. with many grieving over another-mass shooting. and outrage, growing, over police shootings. brooklyn center, minnesota, has seen a seventh night of demonstrations over the death of 20-year-old daunte wright. congre congresswoman waters had this message for the crowd. we have been fighting for is many years for reform, reform, reform. and so, yes, i would like to see the bill in congress pass on police reform. but i know, that the right wing, the racists, are opposed to it and i don t know what is going to happen to it but i know this. we have got to stay in the street. and then, in indianapolis, mourners came together to remember the eight lives lost in one of america s latest mass shootings. a vigil was held in the park near the fedex ground facility where these killings took place. the victims included a retired engineer anticipating his wedding anniversa