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to be the day before the first 2024 super tuesday primaries for the republican presidential contest. this is also before the proposed trial dates for two other of his criminal trials. let s get straight to paula reed for us. walk us through the scheduling proposal here. reporter: the key word is proposal. this is her request. she said in her press conference that she wants to try all 19 defendants together, and she wanted to do that in six months. but jake, it s a pretty aggressive timeline. six months to put on a rico case? these are notoriously complicated, tend to be drawn out. and then you have 19 defendants. at least three of whom are expected to challenge this, try to get it moved to federal court. so it s unlikely this is going to be granted. she s also competing for real estate on a very crowded calendar. let s start with january of next year. there is a request by the special counsel to do the january 6th trial the first week of january. then you have the e. ....
co-defendants. also tonight, cnn has learned that secretary of state antony blinken just spoke by phone with paul wheeler, an american wrongfully imprisoned in russia. and as the death toll of the maui wildfire climbs above 100, there are now growing questions about the cause of the disaster and the governor s response. josh green will join us live this hour. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. tonight the wheels are in motion for donald trump s arrest, arraignment and trial in the georgia election subversion case, the fulton county district attorney proposing some key dates amid negotiations with trump s lawyers about details of his surrender. let s go to cnn s sarah murray who is just back from atlanta where she s covered the indictment and done an excellent job. tell us about the d.a. s proposed trial date and how it fits into this already very busy legal and political calendar for the ....
affected so many lives and dragged him down in the eyes of many americans who concluded he failed that task when faced with that all-important leadership test. trump said at the time he did not see the emergency as his test of a lifetime. was there a moment in all of this last two months where you said to yourself, ah, this is the leadership test of a lifetime? no. no. and no hesitation. now, that is a small part of one of trump s newsworthy interviews with the legendary journalist bob woodward conducted across the outbreak of the pandemic and the 2020 campaign. woodward secured more time with president trump than any other writer. 20 interviews across that stretch. trump sometimes making the calls, something he apparently now regrets. the former president is suing woodward, we should note, over publishing these interviews he agreed to. many legal experts said trump would be likely to lose based on current law. woodward published them in the trump tapes which pr ....
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because once he was arrested, ethan was given a psychiatrist, a psychologist. he told them he lied in those texts. he hadn t asked his parents for help. that did not come before the jury because they re privileged medical records of ethan crumbley. how did the mother describe the meeting with school officials that happened as people might remember, the morning before the school shooting happened? reporter: remember, that morning she had been sent a math sheet where he had bullets and blood and my life is worthless and the world is dead. she was asked to go to the school immediately. she texted her husband, emergency, we have to go to the school. i ll let her describe what the meeting was like. it was pretty nonchalant, pretty brief. he told us that he didn t ffeel d my son was a risk and gave him the option if he wanted to stay at school or go home. my son wanted to stay at home. we all discussed that. reporter: so he did say he wanted mental health treatment fo ....