increase the last few years. where as the ceo of smithfield made millions last year. when you say food workers, who are you referring to? i m susan i represent washington state s first congressional district. i serve as the new democrat coalition s vice chair for policy. we have a dynamic set of speakers from the new dem coalition and outside experts on the range of important issues. before i do around overview of the agenda, i want to spend a few minutes telling you why i m excited about the new dems the new democrat coalition is made up of forward thinking democrats who are committed to proeconomic growth, proinnovation and fiscally responsible policies. democrats are a solutions oriented coalition, seeking to bridge the gap between left and right. we don t say that government is the problem, nor the government is the solution to all problems. our approach is to say let s make government work better. let s reinvent it for the 21st century. we believe every american shou
it is the top of hour on cnn newsroom. i m alisyn camerota. and i m victor blackwell. today two border state republicans are taking their immigration battle up north. but families are stuck in the middle. greg abbott ordered more than 1 100 migrants but bused and dropped off at kamala harris s home at the conservatory. they have already bused thousands of migrants to other states in recent weeks and they are said to be used as political pawns. the fact that fox news and not the department of homeland security, the city or local ngo s were alerted about a plan to leave migrants, including children on the side of a busy d.c. street makes clear this is just a cruel premeditated political stunt. and then there is florida governor ron desantis and he s gloating that he chartered two flights to carry migrants to martha s vineyard. including young children who were arriving without any warning to local officials who scrambled to set them up in a nearby church. but here is ho
shooter used to enter the school was actually not propped open as initially reported, but closed by a teacher once she realized there was a gunman on campus. investigators trying to figure out why that door failed to lock. shimon prokupecz, you spoke briefly this morning with chief aradondo, someone everyone has been wanting to hear from. what happened? reporter: yeah, certainly, we ve been trying to make contact with him for the last several days. we haven t heard from him since the day of the shooting. we ve been at his house. finally this morning, our producer, erin cooper, spotted him at his home, had a brief conversation with him, but then we were here at the chief s office here at the school district behind me when we spotted him coming in through the back and we approached him to ask some questions. specifically, the accusation that he was the one who ultimately made the decision, that he was the incident commander who decided not to allow officers to breach that doo
hunt for the skate killer if we begin with a significant developments in around the former president. one of his former advisers, peter navarro, was convicted today i couldn t of congress charges, and he along with steve bannon defied subpoenas from the house january six committee. bannon is appealing his conviction and in that combative post conviction press conference navarro said he would do the same. this is a landmark case, a landmark case that is bound for the supreme court. why do i say that? this is the first time in the history of our republic that a senior white house adviser, has ever been charged with the alleged crime it s, the first time that this has ever happened was we ve also learned through a court filing in the mar-a-lago case, that iced has reached a cooperation agreement with special counsel jack smith. now, the filing marks the first public acknowledgment that a potential key witness flipped. the filing as well in the georgia case. attorneys for
these cases. and what? the worst-case mario might be that you get a knock at your door from the sergeant at arms, maybe a slap on the wrist? best-case an aerial, politically, you get a badge of honor that you stuck it to the man. they were really more afraid of ignoring a doj criminal subpoena then a congressional one and they took their chances time and time again that the doj wouldn t prosecute you for laughing at a congressional subpoena. you know what else? in the past, that very thought process paid off. but now, this conviction, well this series of convictions, now puts the light back in the dog because when you are facing some jail time suddenly people start to take your requests more seriously. now, people like congressman jimmy jordan of ohio who, incels, you will recall was roundly criticized for, shall we say, not prioritizing congressional subpoenas aimed at him. now he is in leadership. so the big question is what we see the flood gates began to open and subpoena