attention here, because four children were murdered. we have breaking news to report to you right now about cnn anchor chris cuomo. earlier this week cuomo was suspended from cnn, after documents we vealed he had been involved, more than previously known, in shaping his brother former governor cuomo s defense. cuomo was terminated earlier today. as the omicron variant is detected in more u.s. states. travel rules take effect monday. we want to keep cases out. buffing up testing and having testing done before travel, and then again after travel makes a lot of sense. i m phil mattingly this washington. pamela brown has the night off and you are in the cnn newsroom, we begin this hour with the first court appearance by the parents of the accused michigan school shooter. james and jennifer crumbley were arraigned by video conference this morning. both entered not guilty pleas to the four charges of involuntary manslaughter filed against them. jennifer crumbley cried w
it really is way to early on this monday on august 21st. i m katty kay on august 21st in for jonathan lemire. we begin with the tropical storm pummeling southern california. hilary is already smashing records for rainfall across california with some parts of the state reporting nearly 3 inches of rain yesterday. in addition to the tropical storm, southern california residents also experienced a 5.1 magnitude earthquake yesterday. officials are reporting it did not cause serious damage, but it did produce several aftershocks. in response to hilary, governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency. hilary is the first tropical storm to hit southern california in 84 years, almost a century. turning to politics and new polling shows donald trump s hold on the republican base is as strong as ever. in a yougov survey, trump leads ron desantis, 62% to 16%. in third place is entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. he s at 7%. all the other candidates at 5% or less. among them, the pol
viewers joining us in the united states, and all around the world, i m rosemary church. ahead uneasy chomp over the streets of moscow days after armed insurrection that ended quickly as it started. questions remain about putin s grip on power. the short term revolt in russia could have long-term effects on the country s war in kaine, how kiev is looking to take advantage of the chaos and after staying largely silent beijing voices its support for the kremlin. live from cnn center, this is cnn news room. with rosemary church. good to have you with us. questions and uncertainty hanging over russia at this hour, after an armed insurrection over the weekend rattled the country and uth leader exposing what some call cracks in vladimir putin s 23 year rule. the streets are quiet but anxiety gripped the city saturday after wagner group mercenaries marched toward moscow a deal brought to an end and whereabouts of head yevgeny prigozhin remains a mystery. his news service told cnn
leaders to take over. now his intervention to broker a truce in russia and decision to host wagner may spell a new chapter for the ought democratic leader. cnn, london. . hem low again, everyone. i m fredricka whitfield alongside my colleague wolf blitzer in london. thank you for joining us for this special coverage. an uneasy calm after an extraordinary 36 hours that saw an armed insurrection led by the head of the mercenary wagner group, yevgeny prigozhin. his whereabouts are unknown after the kremlin said he struck a deal to stand down. it allows him to be exiled to nearby belarus and have all criminal charges in russia against him dropped. prigozhin s news service says he will answer questions when he has proper communication and in a dramatic announcement yesterday, the combative head of the organization said his troops would turn around after coming just 125 miles from moscow. translator: therefore realizing all the responsibility for the fact that russian blood wil
there has been no sign of yevgeny prigozhin. his news service tells cnn he will answer questions when he has proper communication. one thing, though, is clear. this insurrection marks the most profound threat we ve seen to putin s 23-year-long rule, and the u.s. secretary of state says the turmoil may not be over yet. it s too soon to tell exactly where this is going to go. and i suspect that this is a moving picture, and we haven t seen the last act yet. but we can say this. first of all, what we ve seen is extraordinary, and i think you see cracks emerge that weren t there before. the military revolt lasted less than 24 hours, was it was long enough to bring into question vladimir putin s aura of invincibility and stability, damage his self-proclaimed reputation as a leader who never forgets a slight, never tolerates disloyalty. cnn international correspondent ivan watson reports on how those crucial hours played out from beginning to end. reporter: a weekend of chao