We were wrong. The family of a young man who is a person of interest in his missing girlfriend is missing himself. All i want is for her to come home safe and sound and for this to be a big misunderstanding. I m pamela brown in washington on this saturday. You are in the cnn newsroom. It s great to have you along with us on this busy saturday. We want to begin with breaking news from outer space. The world s first allcivilian space flight is making its way home right now, as we speak, splashdown for the inspiration 4 mission is about an hour away. These are not the kinds of resumes you would normally see for a space crew. A community college teacher, physician s assistant, aerospace employee who won his seat in a raffle, and a billionaire ceo who put up his own money to make all of this happen with the help of spacex. All of them are or biorbiting t earth after blasting off wednesday night without a professional astronaut on board. Let s go straight to cnn s kristin fisher at cape cana
Five years now, tried to tell paul ryan, off and on air, before he endorsed donald trump the day or two after he called him a racist, that he s a bully and you don t you don t negotiate with bullies. And you don t grovel, because when you grovel with bullies, they spit in your face. And that s what s happened time and time again with republicans. And, you know, again, all this groveling what has it gotten the republican party? minority status in the senate, the house, they ve lost the white house. They now seem to be their two main planks right now seem to be voodoo when it comes to health care, letting people die. They re on the side with wild antivaxx conspiracy theorists. And then basically forgiving the violence of what happened on january the 6th. Trying to forget the violence, ignore the insurrection. So voodoo and violence. That s really not something that a party wants to side up with. But, mika, again, though, on this personal front, you cannot suck up to a bully. It never wor
continues. by now you ve heard about the extreme measures taken by republicans in georgia to severely limit voting access in legislation that haer harkens bo the jim crow era. make no mistake, this bill will directly hit the black voters who make up roughly one-third of the state s population and who help democrats win the white house and seize the majority in the senate. true to gop form, georgia governor brian kemp mocked the idea that the bill was racist. according to them, if you support voter i.d. for absentee ballots, you re a racist. according to them, if you believe in protecting the security and sanctity of the ballot box you re a, quote, jim crow in a suit and tie. you might be thinking, brian kemp can t touch me or, i don t live anywhere near georgia. but with 253 restrictive voting bills introduced in 43 states, georgia s new senator, raphael warnock, says think again. if you think that this is something happening down in georgia, you are misapprehending the
his operating budget, but it still may not be enough. do you feel people are leaving, quitting? yes. i think the hospitality industry is going to be especially challenged because there s a lot of other good high-paying jobs out there. reporter: and that s what she is looking for. until then, she has moved back in with her parents and getting her sociology degree while doing gig work. her hope is the old industry will transform enough to lure her back. if they were were to offer us a fair wage, $15 with tips, i would go back. i love illuminating someone s day but at the same time i have a little bit more self-worth now. reporter: it is also important to think about these quits as job hopping. that s why we are seeing on average last year 500,000 jobs added each month to the economy. so, john, two things can be true at the same time. people can be quitting their jobs and finding new jobs, higher paying jobs. that s likely what we will see coming up in just about an hour
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 form a