Ordering House Committees to open a formal Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden. Hes accusing the white house of A Culture Of Corruption. Even members of his own seem to be divided on this decision. Plus, 19 defendants in one courtroom on trial all at once. How can you make that work . Fulton countys District Attorney facing a deadline of today to explain to a judge how she plans to make it happen. At the same time, lawyers for former President Donald Trump are fighting the case trying to get most of the charges against him thrown out. And armed and dangerous. In pennsylvania, police hope theyre closing in on a missing killer, but after a sighting overnight and a standoff with a homeowner, they now know he has a rifle with a scope. Theyre warning people to stay inside as they mobilize some 500 officers to hunt him down. Were following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. Another bitter chapter has kicked off in washington. House
Subscribed you dont document. This is the w. s life from god led a massacre in crimea reports that gunmen burst into a college shot seventeen dead and injured dozens more before dying himself from Gunshot Wounds well bring you the latest from ukraine also on the program. Turkish police and the home of the saudi. Widens its investigation into the disappearance of a dissident saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi hasnt been seen since the end of the consulate in istanbul two weeks ago. British Prime Minister theresa may meet
a new leaders in brussels talk of the u. K. Crashing onto the European Union without a deal gets louder disagreement on the irish border is one of the biggest obstacles. Im phil gal welcome to the program at least seventeen people have been killed Dozens Injured in a gun attack in russia annexed crimea it took place at a college in the Black Sea Port city of cash rational thought she said eighteen year Old College Student. An eighteen year old student at the college shot
million american, and amounts to the price tag of $400 billion. this is put on hold by the lower court so it has not been in effect, and if they rule in favor of the biden administration, they could put this program back into effect. they have approved $26 million applications, and more than 40 million people are eligible here, but the big sticking point is whether the administration has the power under federal law to do this. the conservative justices at argument were skeptical about whether the biden administration could enact this program especially with such a big price tag. there was question about the fairness. justice gorsuch said why fair if millions of americans have paid off the loans, and why certain people get student loan forgiveness, and that is the big case affecting millions of people than the second one. the second one is about a wedding website designer in colorado who is suing saying
the schemes while they re moving forward in the bipartisan effort. but pay fors will be the big, big sticking point. and as far as the plan is concerned, it s nearly a trillion dollars, but they largely do that by expanding the number of years this covers from five years in their original offer to eight years. and another sweetener they put in this bill for president biden, they increased the money for rail funding. we know president biden loves amtrak. that was a little gift to the president to try to keep him at the table. leigh ann, let me ask you about other bipartisan conversations. as we speak, brian sicknick, the officer who died one day after the capitol insurrection, his mother and girlfriend are meeting with republican senator mitt romney. talk to us about this january 6th commission. we know republicans like susan collins are talking to the likes of krysten sinema, john manchin. are we going to see any of this working? if they can agree on a january 6th commission, if they
president said he was scrapping them and some leaders at camp david when they were going to come home. after he believed that the taliban attack left one soldier dead. now, the president says they ve restarted. he thinks the taliban will be more open to a cease-fire, which would be noteworthy that was a big sticking point last time around. this trip was kept under wraps well by the white house and secret service. he left florida on wednesday night, flew to washington where he boarded another plane that was not on the tarmac as it formally is. but tucked away in an airport hangar where the president boarded the plane. they turned off the light and flew with the window shades drawn not to give away their location. last year, when the president went to iraq, a plane enthusiast spotted the president making his way over there. this time, there were no sightings. but there were tweets coming out of the president s twitter accounts so there wouldn t be