sworn testimony. the president had a very strong, a very angry response to that. tony described him as being irate. the president said something to the effect of i m the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. that tony you just heard mentioned, hutchinson said the information was relayed to her by tony ornato. cnn s tom foreman takes a closer look at ornato s role inside the white house. the president said something to the effect of i m the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. cassidy hutchinson s story of then president trump lunging at secret service agents january 6th spurred a quick denial from the man she says told her the tale, tony ornato. according to the secret service source, we re not saying this did not happen. so who is tony ornato as a high ranking secret service officer, ornato protected presidents for years. under trump he was given leave to be elevated to a new, unusual, and powerful role, assistant to the president and deput
it. reporter: planned parenthood says it s hearing from people like van heel, offering to be a resource for those who live far from airports or don t have cars. someone reached out to me who owns a small plane and she wants to organize a lot of her friends and others around the country who also have small planes and can land in rural parts of the country and can safely transport women to larger urban centers. but even for people with transportation, planned parenthood expects appointments will be in short supply. i do think we ll see more use of abortion pills by mail because appointments are going to be difficult to get. that was adrienne broaddus reporting. my next guest knows all about the chaos afro vter roe versus was overturned. she s about to move the only abortion clinic over the border to minnesota because her own state has a trigger law later this month, banning abortions
i m still going to always stand on accountability. i think, again, justice would be daunte being home. justice would be no more names being yelled on our streets, and until that happens, and we don t have to fight anymore, that s when true justice will be. but right now we re going to accept accountability. reporter: the last person you heard from there was katie bryant, the mother of daunte wright. i also heard from people in the community, some of the same folks who pushed for kimberly potter to be fired. and they described the feeling as a peaceful sadness. yes, they re happy there was accountability. but at the same time there is still this heavy sadness surrounding the community and kim potter s family as we move toward the christmas holiday. poppy? adrienne broaddus reporting for us in minneapolis.
oxygen and i don t have no electricity. reporter: earlier in the week, boris, the gas station was opening at 7:30. it s 8:00 local time. and the doors are not open, but people are walking up, physically with their gas cans and waiting in line. meanwhile, tensions have been high here. about less than ten miles away from we are right now, police say one man who was trying to get gasoline was killed and this morning, investigators are still searching for the suspect. back to you. yeah, sad to see the desperation escalate into crime. adrienne broaddus reporting from new orleans. thank you so much. that sweltering heat in louisiana is not just uncomfortable, it could be dangerous and even deadly. meteorologist tyler malden is with us now, because i know this hot weather in louisiana, as