now, matthew, chance. thanks for your reporting. the news continues right here on cnn i d write next breaking news on hold indefinitely, an appeals court putting the brakes on trump s georgia election interference case, making it highly unlikely trump goes to trial for the election. has the judge in trump s classified documents case hands trump another wind plus republican revenge. trump promising to punish his opponents if reelected, as is allies on capitol hill, follow suit and now are doing trump s dirty work. and tonight and outfront exclusive, the neighbor at the center of the dispute with justice alito s wife is my guess. what she says? happened just before the alitos flu and american flag upside down. let s go out front good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight, breaking news. a major legal decision in trump s georgia election interference case. and that case is now postponed indefinitely. the fulton county district attorney, fani willis, had been promisi
A vote could come as early as next thursday. Now, a look at the future of healthcare in the u. S. The senates work on healthcare is the topic of the next discussion. Also the longer look at what healthcare might look like in the United States. To guess joining us the senior policy correspondent and joining us for this correspondence is the White House Reporter and to both of you, thank you for joining us. I know you do not write the story but your colleagues say house that there is a plan vote on healthcare especially on the senate side street. Could you give us a sense of the white houses role and what youd like to see happen . Right in at brown now the cbo score early next week and then potentially vote on thursday. Is it was not yet aware that republicans have the votes that they need but a firmer sense at the end of the week and their confident things are heading in the right direction. And what is it being based on . Is the senate willing to take a gamble even at the votes are not
A vote could come as early as next thursday. Now, a look at the future of healthcare in the u. S. The senates work on healthcare is the topic of the next discussion. Also the longer look at what healthcare might look like in the United States. To guess joining us the senior policy correspondent and joining us for this correspondence is the White House Reporter and to both of you, thank you for joining us. I know you do not write the story but your colleagues say house that there is a plan vote on healthcare especially on the senate side street. Could you give us a sense of the white houses role and what youd like to see happen . Right in at brown now the cbo score early next week and then potentially vote on thursday. Is it was not yet aware that republicans have the votes that they need but a firmer sense at the end of the week and their confident things are heading in the right direction. And what is it being based on . Is the senate willing to take a gamble even at the votes are not
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Since the oil spill. Lehrer and we assess the state of the levees protecting new orleans from another storm. Brown plus, paul solman talks to author Robert Mnookin about the rewards and challenges of negotiating. Bar gaping with the devil is a book about the most difficult kinds of negotiations, where your adversary is someone you dont trust, you think may be out to harm you. You may even think theyre evil. Lehrer thats all ahead on tonights newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and by the alfred p. Sloan foundation. Supporting science, technology, and improved Economic Performance and Financial Literacy in the 21st century. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Lehrer the United Nations made a new plea for more aid to pakistan today, nearly a month after the flooding began. S