and traditions that we had perhaps come to take for granted. house committee members applauded the ruling. vice chair liz cheney tweeting, the investigation is firing on all cylinders and the truth will come out. the case is likely now destined for the supreme court. cnn s jessica schneider in washington this morning in washington starts us off with more. reporter: christine and laura, a second loss for trump to keep his white house records out of the hands of the january 6th committee. the d.c. federal appeals court refusing to agree with trump s claims that his assertion of executive privilege over those documents should prevail when the current president joe biden has waived the privilege. the three judges saying that trump just hasn t advanced any arguments that would warrant the documents being held back when the current president has said they should be given over to the committee. and this decision means the committee is one step closer to obtaining hundreds of pag
has been delighting new york city for more than a century. we are carrying the tradition of enchanting our customers and new yorkers. reporter: they paid tribute to frontline workers. now a return to the traditional as shoppers come back to the city. covid-19 and its variants are still here. . you still have to wear your mask and get your vaccines and stuff. but it s nice to be out again seeing people, enjoying things. it s great to start over again. reporter: but a dose of holiday cheer is making the season a little brighter. all right. that is all to say that new york does the holidays best. you have to look back and think about where we were last year. we were just starting to see shots going into arms. we are talking 200 million americans who are vaccinated. this is real cause for celebration for so many families. a lot of people will be happy to put up with the travel headaches to be able to celebrate. it was nice to see all those smiles in that piece. thanks s
giant step closer to getting the documents former president trump is fighting to keep a secret. plus, actor jussie smollett found guilty after claiming an attack on him was the result of a hate crime. and another group of americans are eligible to get a booster shot. ahead, who is rolling up their sleeves. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello. it is friday, december 10th. and we begin this hour in washington, d.c. where a u.s. federal appeals court on thursday rejected former president donald trump s request to shield records from the house select committee on the january the 6th attack. but it is not the final word. the u.s. supreme court is likely to get involved. here s cnn s senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid with the story for you. reporter: a big victory for the house select committee investigating january 6 as a federal appeals court ruled former president trump cannot stop lawmakers from obtaining his white ho
bringing the results that we want, then we need to do something else and something else and something else. so it is not that i m staying there, waiting for these to happen. i am also planning, meanwhile, and doing other things, because i am, again, i have to be a responsible father and i have to protect my son. you will be there, we expect, outside the white house on your birthday. another birthday that your son should be with you and you should have been able to celebrate his 21st this past summer and, of course, manuel, we re always thinking of you, thinking of your family and your son. thank you. thank you. thank you for having me. new day continues right now. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i m john berman with brianna keilar. it is friday, december 10th. we have breaking news. a delta airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing overnight after a violent incident in midair. and police tell cnn a passenge
good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is happy to report it s friday. friday, december 10th. i m jonathan lemire. let s start with the news. a federal appeals court has unanimously denied former president donald trump s request to block the release of documents by the national archives to the january 6th select committee. the ruling upheld a lower court s opinion which said in an executive privilege dispute between a current and past president, the sitting president must prevail. the court gave the former president 14 days to file an appeal with the supreme court, during which the injunction to halt the transfer of documents will remain in place. in a 68-page opinion, the panel concluded that, quote, former president trump has provided no basis for this court to override president biden s judgment and the agreement and accommodations worked out between the political branches over these documents. it goes on to say both branches agree there s a unique ne