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white house as former trump campaign chairman paul manafort accepted ally bargain from special counsel, robert mueller. just what impact will that have on the case. we ll have plenty of analysis on all the news coming up on face the nation. good morning welcome to face the nation. hurricane florence is now officially a depression, but the rain and threat of flooding will continue over the next few days. as florence creeps through western virginia, the ohio valley and finally new england. parts of north carolina have received record rainfall in misses over 30 inches today the state is expected to get another 6-12 inches of rain. more than 580 people have been red cued from the storm in the that numr morehan 735,000withou in the next couple of days. cbs evening news anchor jeff glor has been leading our coverage since before the storm hit and joins us from his post in wilmington, north carolina, jeff. john, good morning. north carolina as taken nearly nonstop punishment f
central starts right now she s back and says, nothing will stop her from trying. donald trump in the georgia election subversion case, district attorney fani willis, return to the fulton county courtroom after donald trump s legal team failed to have her removed from the case today, the former president, hoping to get the case thrown out altogether. plus the stars will come out for a massive fundraising event tonight that has already hauled in millions for president biden who you might expect to see tonight and caught on camera the frantic effort to free passengers trapped inside a vehicle. i m sarah sign-in with john berman, fredricka whitfield here for kate baldwin today, this is cnn news central this morning, we are standing by to see fulton county district attorney fani willis enter the courtroom for the first time since efforts to disk qualify her fail. this is a hearing in the state s election subversion case against donald trump. trump is trying to get the case
and this is america s late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, a crucial day in multiple courtrooms for donald trump. the former president attended proceedings in florida, where a judge is weighing when the federal documents case against him will go to trial. more on that in a moment. but first, it is now up to a judge in georgia to decide whether fani willis, the district attorney overseeing the election interference case against trump there, should be removed from the case over alleged impropriety. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more from the closing arguments and what, if anything, we can read from the tea leaves. anything but a tea party in georgia, good evening sdmooeven tea leaves indeed my friend. evening to you. after listening to three hours of legal arguments, judge scott mack any said he hoped to issue a ruling in the next couple of weeks. now the judge is now tasked with determining whether da fani willis and her office
accused of sexual misconduct. according to the wall street journal, a number of women say winn harassed or assaulted them, and in one case led to a settlement. winn denied accusations but said they make it impossible to effectively run his business. technology tug-of-war is playing out in a san francisco courtroom. uber accused of stealing trade secrets from google s self driving car company, waymo. john black stone. reporter: a chauffeured driven suv. resigned as uber, ceo, last june, star witness in a trial that could shape the self-driving car industry. google against uber for futures. a case about domination of, future hugely important area of technology. google, developing self-driving vehicles since 2009 is claiming uber stole trade secrets to advance its own driverless cars. secrets so sensitive, they have been revealed only to the jury. he built uber into the dominant ride sharing company while building his own reputation as a fierce and volatile competito