tensions between the judge and the prosecutor as the case is now moving to closing arguments. and the death toll in the astroworld concert disaster is up to nine. an injured victims died a short while ago as dozens of lawsuits are moving forward. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news. and we begin with the breaking news. the release of trump white house records now on hold. after an emergency ruling by a federal appeals court. this derails tomorrow s deadline for the january 6th committee to get the documents. let s bring in jessica schneider. she s working the story for us. this is a win, at least in the short-term, for the former president. this is a win and for trump s legal team in terms of running out the clock here because a portion of these documents were set to be turned over to the committee. that deadline now is pushed until at least early dec
coming from the new york attorney general in the trial of the former governor. will not break down what you can expect to pay for everyday items like food and gas but we begin tonight with a dramatic day of testimony and more fireworks in the wisconsin court room with kyle rittenhouse taking the stand in his own defense. senior correspondent mike tobin is on the ground in kenosha. mother cried and the court room and kyle rittenhouse insisted he didn t do anything wrong, he didn t use deadly force to protect property, only to defend himself. in his first attempt to explain the encounter that ultimately killed joseph rosenbaum, the now 18-year-old rittenhouse fell apart. mr. rosenbaum was now running for my right side and i was cornered in front of me and there were he said rosenbaum longed for him, grabbed his rifle and he fired four times killing rosenbaum, he ran up sheridan road, people in the crowd shouted get him, he was hit in the head, he turned and fired at hub
to help end veteran homelessness in the u.s. help bishoping or donating by shopping or donating. carley: it is such a great cause. please participate in that wonderful cause. i m live inside the industrial fire house for the toledo refining company as some fear the biden administration could halt another u.s. pipeline amid a global energy crisis. i ll be speaking with he local leaders on the ground here about what exactly that could mean for the region and the country as a whole. alex hogan has more on the painful spike in energy prices hitting highs not seen in more than a decade. alex, good morning. reporter: good morning, carley and todd. diplomatic talks are still well underway in scotland at cop 26 as many of the leaders then return home to their home countries, trying to implement some of these changes but back on u.s. soil, there is a lot of pushback especially when it comes to what these changes could mean for already skyrocketing prices. take a look at this full
cause. there is a lot of news unfolding today as well. i m live inside the industrial fire house for the toledo refining company as some fear the biden administration could halt another u.s. pipeline amid a global energy crisis. now, we ll be talking to a worker at this plant, this as biden s fight against oil and gas could cause irreparable damage. todd: alex hogan has more on the painful spike in the energy crisis. reporter: hi, carley and todd. in the last year, we ve really seen price increases from everything from used car sales to groceries and of course energy. electricity bills are climbing to the greatest increase we ve seen since 2009. of course, this is causing a lot of concern for families as they head into the winter months. among some of these spikes, gasoline is up 49% and fuel oil is up 59%. now, when it comes to these industries, the white house is facing some backlash over be president joe biden s nominee for the comptroller of the currency. she is under c
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