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will argue that his trial should be transferred from state to federal court. i just don t think if the goal is to try to get this tried before the election, i have a hard time seeing how we complete one. the big pieces that came out of the debate are this moment when none could be sure about if they raised their hand or not. this is a defining moment. i really do believe more after last night that donald trump is not going to be the republican nominee. good evening, everybody. i m jim acosta in washington. this is cnn s special coverage election 2024, the campaign and the courtroom. what a consequential week it has been, both the one we witnessed and the one coming. the case in georgia against donald trump is about to face a big test. we re just hours away from a hearing over a key co-defendant s attempt to move his case to federal court and potentially dismiss the charges. the hearing could have major implications for trump, who is now facing four separate cr ....
around the world. three people are dead in jacksonville after what police say is a racially motivated shooting. the fbi is investigating it as a hate crime. we will go live to madrid for he a report after the women s world cup. we will speak with a doctor about what you need to know to stay safe against covid-19. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. we begin this hour with a deadly mass shooting in jacksonville that authorities are calling racially motivated. three people are dead, two men and a woman were black. a white man in his 20s took his own life after the shooting. he was armed with a ar 15 style rifle which he decorated with swastikas. writings were found indicating that the suspect quote, hated black people. i read part of it. there was one written to the fbi, went to his parents and one to the news media. frankly they are the words of a madman. i am a believer in transparency and a big believer of people seeing. as soon as we finish with it ....
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wake up today and the only thing i can say is those three people were gunned down because they were black. we are a 2023. we are dealing with racial issues like this. it is devastating. it is absolutely devastating. simply knowing that you are targeted because of the color of your skin. joining me now from jacksonville s and receives marissa parra. what is the latest on the investigation and how the community is coping with this? well, ali, just a couple of things here. you can imagine it is a heavy morning here in jacksonville. the president of the united states has been briefed on this as well as the attorney general merrick garland. we know this is being investigated as a hate crime. the federal civil rights investigation has been opened. some of what you mentioned from of the sheriff s office here in jacksonville, some of those details have been so disturbing to people who live around here. we are talking about something that was racially motivated and clearly p ....
surrender to the agency, and that is former justice department official, jeffrey clark. who tried to block his arrest earlier this week, arguing that it would be too difficult for him to travel to atlanta to be booked. by 2:15 this morning, jeffrey clark had turned himself. several other codefendant surrendered overnight. around the same time. including, michael roman, a trump campaign staffer, who helped track and coordinate the fake electors in multiple states. misty hampton, a former election supervisor, accused of helping with the voting machine a breach in coffee county. sean still, one of the fake electors who also helped organize the meeting. and robert cheeley, a georgia lawyer who made false election claims at a hearing to georgia lawmakers. by 10:15 a. m., trevian c. kutti, who pressured election workers ruby come in, to testify that she had out committed election fraud had surrendered and looked awfully happy in that picture. an hour later, the last defendant ....