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hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world. the u.s. government less than 4 hours away from shutting down ahead we ll look at the republican infighting that s making a deal nearly impossible. plus, a state of emergency in new york city as highways, subways, and even laguardia airport are flooded. and a murder mystery nearly 30 years in the making. police just arrested a suspect in the shooting death of rapper tupac shakur. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with leyla harrak. the u.s. government is down to its final day of operation before it must shut down. on friday u.s. republicans roundly rejected u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy s latest attempt to gain their support. unless there s a break through this weekend active duty troops and border agents may soon have to work without pay. food assistance for millions could be at risk. government loans to farmers, students, small businesses ....
russia is doing in terms of influence efforts in the united states trying to sow division that are already apparent in the us evidence that they tried to influence and maybe interfere in the elections. terrific to have you here, kylie. thank you so much for sharing this breaking news reporting. we ve got major new developments. let s get right to them developing news for you this morning, donald trump just arrived at court, were watching that hallway for you to see if he s got anything to say today before critical testimony gets back underway? in historic hush money trial this hour, the former publisher of the enquirer, david pecker, back on the stand under cross-examination as the defense tries to know formalized conversations, pecker told the jury about that involve trump, stormy daniels, and efforts to catch their stories and kill them because they were unflattering to donald trump cnn s beringia and grasses live outside of court. as we wait to see if donald tr ....
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statement in which she said she only became formally aware of the bugs and effects within the horizon system in 2013, and prior to that she said she was aware of what she called rumblings about the system. she was pressed over when she learned of the horizon a bug. jason beer asked her if she was aware that fujitsu had for me notified the post office of the receipts of payments mismatches on october 2020, she replied, she was not aware of that, she added she was not aware of a meeting between fujitsu and the post office in october 2010 to discuss the bug and she said she don t have that in 2013 and she was also asked towards the end of the session why the onus was on postmasters to prove their innocence rather than the post office to prove their guilt, she replied, i think back then the assumption was that if there was a loss in the branch, that it was the responsibility of the postmaster. mr beer noted that there was a lot of assuming going on and she agreed. the inqui ....
kayleigh: we re awaiting remarks from president biden at a trade union event later this hour. he s facing growing pressure to an on the anti-semitism protests sweeping universities across america. last hour, biden was asked if he had a message for the protesters. watch how he responded. mr. president, do you have a message for the protesters on campus? kayleigh: he walked away. another former president that might have been treated that way. i m kayleigh mcenany here with harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us, leslie marshall, fox news contributor and host of making money charles payne. many people are begging the question, why hasn t president biden acted to stop the protests? biden himself is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. watch. do you condemn the anti-semitic protests on campus? i condemn them. that s why i set up a program to deal with that. i set up a program to help people that don t understand what s going on with the palestini ....