- who the hell are you anyway? - who am i? you will find out very soon. very soon. - [ernie] then we became lead actors. - we don t run. okay, we stick together and we fight. - get out of my house. you are afr- - drama is where all of the conflict happens. - [tisha] scandal is my favorite drama. - how many times have i told you, you have to be what? - everything about it, the twist, the turns, the acting. - twice as good. - twice as good as them to get half of what they have. - i love queen sugar, david makes man. i like the intimacy of that world that s being depicted. - definitely, new york undercover. - waiting for the cops. you stupid? turn around. malik yoba, it was a positive role. it was a great thing to see someone who looks like you, very much a pivotal moment of growing, and trying to figure out who i was. - american drama, it almost doesn t. it doesn t exist without black people now. (upbeat music) (smooth jazz music) - [hank] hey, you looking for somebody?
interfere in the 2020 election. the former president has already received a target letter that he says almost always mean an arrest or indictment is coming. marshall cohen joins with the latest details of the investigation. marshall? hey, jil. new reporting today that special counsel jack smith has contact georgia governor brian kemp as part of his investigation into the 2020 election aftermath. our colleague kaitlan collins confirmed that smith s team was in touch with governor kemp this week. now kemp s office is not saying much and the timing of a possible fbi interview or grand jury appearance is not clear right now. but governor kemp is a key figure in this investigation. that s because in 2020, donald trump privately and publicly pressured kemp to overturn the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting block certification of the results and convene a special session of the legislature to appoint fake electors. the special counsel is als
just ahead on cnn newsroom. extreme weather across the u.s., deadly flooding in the northeast and a record setting heat wave to the west with no relief in sight. records also set in europe as tourism season reaches its peak. we are live in rome with how the agent city is dealing with a modern threat. we will talk with the author of a best-selling book examining the case from the very beginning. why he says the police were so quick at first to dismiss the young female victims. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. we begin with extreme weather around the world starting here in the u.s. more than 80 million people are under heat alerts in 14 states stretching from washington all the way to florida. a dangerous he film remains locked down over the western u.s. and the relentless blistering temperatures are breaking records by the day. the national weather service says 3000 daily high temperature records were broken on sunday and parts of california, nevada and arizon
- advertising is based on one thing: happiness. - [shouting excitedly] - is there any taboo that you wouldn t break? - not if there was a funny idea. - what is wrong with you? - there s so much different storytelling - and so many different stories being told - about so many different people. - i don t think dramatic series television has ever been stronger. - there s no longer this theory of what - popular entertainment must be. - incoming! - who are the heroes? the people who watch this show. [slowly building orchestral music] - this is the week when the major broadcast networks unveil their fall lineup of shows, and every executive in hollywood knows how well the sopranos is doing on cable, which is a network problem. - i think hbo altered everything for this reason alone, is there were no commercials. - we are dependent on sponsors. there is so much we can do in terms of language, in terms of violence, and in terms of sex. - to a large degree, a lot of executives we
you ran back to the car, you fired the last few shots at the group, and then drove away at speed to the safety as you had planned it of thomas waring s home. i am satisfied that you asked him to look after the gun and you asked him to help destroy the stolen mercedes six days later. as the jury have found you knew that chapman had carried out the shooting and he had merited elle edwards when you agree to help in the disposing of the car. murdered. he also knew the police wanted to arrest chapman. the murder of elle edwards has caused profound and permanent grief to her family and permanent grief to her family and a great shock to the entire community. she was a very much loved young woman, in her prime, killed by you, chapman, when you were prepared to kill anyone in your determination for gang revenge. this court has heard exceptionally moving statements from elle edwards s family, by herfather, brother, grandmother, and they will never be able to come to terms with what