contempt. congress grilling the head of instagram, after internal documents show the social media platform can harm the mental health of young women, especially teenage girls. and testimony as a manslaughter trial begins in minnesota for a former police officer who shot and killed dahntay wright during a traffic spot, claiming she accidently mistook her gun for her taser. i want to bring in now former gop congressman charlie dent and cnn s senior analyst good evening to both of you. elly, now mark meadows is sooning the committee. is he afraid of trump or is this a stalling tactic? it s a distraction tactic, this lawsuit has next to no chance of succeeding. he s just taking a firecracker, lighting it, tossing it into the january 6 room and saying deal with this. his executive privilege claim has so many problems. we re talking about executive privilege invoked by a former president, something that mark meadows has been talking about in his book, a topic that he s already
south and the midwest. this case has consequence, big ones. the fact that the conservative-led court agreed to consider the case suggests that it s poised to, at least at a minimum, scale backcourt precedent. there s also the possibility they reverse it outright. in a separate dispute the court is considering a texas law that bars the procedure after six weeks. the justices have allowed that law to remain in place for three months now which essentially rendered roe v. wade moot in the country s second largest case. let s beginning with cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. jessica, walk us through what we ll see today and i imagine what we might be able to glean from the questions we hear from the justices. reporter: that s exactly what the questions will be, what these conservative justices might think about the possibility of overturning roe v. wade and which might vote for overturning roe v. wade. of course, this will be live streamed audio only. all eyes and ea
crash saying republicans will crash the economy if they win control of congress in 12 days. plus the january #th committee closing in, new this hour, the key testimony the panel is pursuing which could be its final act. the new data that should quiet questions about the u.s. in a recession but can it stop the federal reserve from a new big hike in interest rates. hello and welcome to the lead. i m john berman, 12 days left until the midterm elections and president biden is sharpening his closing argument. you re looking live pictures talking about his administration s toefrts get the economy back on track, he s expected to poimt to new data showing that economy bounced back in third quarter and it grew at an annual 2.6%, biden has called the economy strong as hell and he s trying to convince voters who believe the opposite that democrats should stay in p power. cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond is live on the scene in syracuse, jeremy, what can we expect from
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