if we lose more time we may lose the ability to leave. if we leave we are going to do it now. the jury takes the steve bannon case after a wild, wild day of final court arguments and the white house physician said the president is doing better one day into fighting off coronavirus. we begin the hour with donald trump and new details in the second by second reconstruction of his insurrection day negligence. the panel wrapped up their first round of public hearings with a promise to reappear in september after spending the past month laying out the factual record. the republican chair says the committee is completing pieces from the insurrection puzzle. last night they had more than enough to establish this. then president trump did not try to move any arm of his government to stop the capitol attack, no calls to the military or homeland security or fbi or d.c. officials or to check in on his vice president. he called rudy giuliani and senators. former white house aides mat
hello and a warm welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. bianca has the fortnight off. ahead, israel agrees to daily pauses in fighting so civilians can flee northern gaza but insists there won t be a ceasefire until hostages held are freed. plus a maid, plumber and even a woodworker at mar-a-lago could be called to testify against their boss. what the special counsel wants to know from donald trump s employees. and west virginia senator joe manchin says he won t run for re-election. why some think the democrat is getting ready for a possible presidential bid. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is friday november 10, and in gaza a hospital is reporting israeli strikes have hit near two hospitals in the past couple hours. correspond to one of the hospital, ten employees were injured and many vehicles and parts of buildings damaged. the idf says much of the fighting in gaza has been focused on locating and destroy
announcer: this is cnn breaking news. tonight, west virginia senator joe manchin says he will not run for reelection, delivering a major throw to democrats hope to keep control of the senate in 2024. melanie zanona is up on capitol hill. does this open a seat that republicans could potential pick up next year? reporter: yeah, absolutely, wolf. this is a huge blow for the democrats. they were waiting on pins and needle to see what joe manchin was going to do. that s because west virginia will be one of the toughest seats for the democrats to defend next year. donald trump won the state by double-digit points. without an bandy there, it will be easier for republicans to flip that seat. even manchin was likely going to face a tough time winning the election. jim justice, the popular republican governor is running on the gop side. he s also endorsed by donald trump. so rpg are feeling quite confidence in a statement ahead of the senate gop arm said, we like our odds in an
but three taylor swift shows before he was born. sarah s a big fan. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. a new twist in donald trump s classified documents case. kind of sounds like a game of clue. the lead starts right now. a plumber, a maid, and even a chauffeur. the names from mar-a-lago who could soon be key witnesses in the criminal case against the former president. and a cnn exclusive, kevin mccarthy one month after his fall as speaker of the house and not holding back on the so-called crazy eight who voted him out. they care a lot about press, not about policy, so they seem to just want the press and the personality. plus, a political stunner. democratic senator joe manchin says he won t run for re-election, so will he run for higher office? welcome to the lead. i m pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we start with our law and justice lead and brand new exclusive cnn reporting about who could be called to testify in donald trump s classified docu
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looking at. if you are looking at, as robert mueller had been known to do, how tweets fit into a larger pattern of obstruction of justice, the contrasting this weekend s tweet and the statement that the president put out, helped put out in july of last year, obviously, will go to, you know, that argument. does that constitute an illegal act or as jay sekulow says, is it not relevant to the law? and elli, what is elvent to the law? it s hard to tell what mueller is looking at. but we hear from a lot of reporting that you re looking at that june meeting. june 2016 meeting. yeah, andrea, and they should be. if i m prosecuting a case for soliciting illegal foreign campaign aid and a witness testified to exactly what the president tweeted yesterday, my next move is to say no further questions. it s really an astonishing admission by the president. he essentially admits to 95% of a crime and the other 5% is obvious. we can break it d