the 90s and had them secretly delivered to author andrew morton. these tapes were the basis of his book diana: her true story. and that s it for me on this friday before labor day. cnn tonight with laura coates starts right now. hey, hey, hey. i m going to have to go back to listen again to that interview because i was watching the entire thing like this. great interview. he had some hot takes. he really did. i m telling you, i ve never seen him so calm during an interview and yet so engaged. i was leaning in like, oh, he is leaning in for this entire thing. i cannot wait to get the back story. if you have anything to spill, call me, okay? i will call you. have a good night, laura. good evening, everyone. i m laura coates. and this is cnn tonight. police are now desperately searching at this very moment for a dangerous convicted murderer who escaped prison in pennsylvania. he was convicted of stabbing his girlfriend to death in front of her two young children.
good evening. tonight on crossing the line, victims of the baltimore bridge collapse are being used as political pawns by the right. we should be focusing on a fix. plus, the white house has responded to a joke with another joke. did james comer really think he d get the president to testify? and we will talk to the president of julian assange as he appears closer than ever to being extradited to the u.s. let s do it. the u.s. let s do it. while republican are busy spreading conspiracy theories about the baltimore bridge collapse, the biden administration has taken action approving $60 million in emergency federal aid. next,it is expected to turn to congress to pass bipartisan legislation to approve additional funds for that bridge. transportation secretary pete buttigieg made the rounds this morning on the sunday shows to make his pitch to the lawmakers about why we need that money, and here he is speaking to my colleague. there are many times over the years when there h
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friends, it s a jobs report smack dab in the middle of the presidential election. we have the details for you. plus hours after entering a not guilty plea donald trump filing a motion to sever his case from his accused co-conspirators, the former president wants to delay while others want a speedy trial so how will the judge respond? plus a record number of americans are packing in one last summer trip this labor day weekend. i m rahel solomon alongside kate bolduan and boris sanchez this morning and cnn news central starts right now. the latest jobs report has just crossed and here is what the report shows on the surface, 187,000 jobs were added last month, the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.8%, but there is so much more in there than just that. cnn s vanessa yurkevich has the details for us. what do you see inside these top line numbers? this is a good report, a little bit above expectations but still a comfortable number both on the jobs added and the unemplo
i ve had more threats than what used to be the case. yes, i have received a greater number of threats as a result of that incident. and the fact that cases arising out of that incident have appeared before me. i mean, it was rare. i ve been a judge for over 40 years and this is a new phenomenon, not saying that it didn t happen before, but it was very rare that i would ever receive any type of a threat regardless of what type of cases i was handling and unfortunately, that is no longer the case. i know the marshals service has seen a significant increase in the number we re threats against judges and i think obviously that s very, very, very concerned it s rare that we get to hear from a sitting federal judge. but obviously this is a gravely important issue. i wonder what made you speak out tonight and speak publicly? well, i know i am concerned because like i say, we have had judges who ve lost their lives or family members have lost their lives as a result of individual