trump can t quote, turn back the clock on climate progress. also, things are getting weird in ohio. what voters are saying about the increasingly angry and now kind of strange gop senate primary. let us get to the reporters starting in arizona. vaughn hillyard is in maricopa county. bring us up to speed on arizona. reporter: i just talked to kari lake, who is a u.s. senate candidate, a close ally of donald trump. she just voted at this location behind me for donald trump. of course that is the only thing on the ballot here in arizona. the next big primary is when she is on the ballot come this august. but you know, i was able to put the question to her about why donald trump and her would be able to pull off wins in november and she said she believes the choice will be stark between her and rubin gaego. i want to let you listen to some voters we talked to today who took part in the republican primary despite donald trump having the nomination wrapped up. well, for one t
the man behind the art of the deal says not to expect one in atlanta. in atlanta. so the ever-expanding and extraordinary logistical and political challenges ahead for trump and his 2024 rivals. i ll be talking to republican presidential candidate will hurd next. also this hour, the monumental task ahead in hawaii, now the site of the deadliest wildfire in modern u.s. history. the death toll likely to climb as crews search the ruins with the gruesome task of identifying the remains of the missing. stories of heartbreak and anger as locals face questions about what they say was a lack of warning by the authorities. where were you guys? where were you guys to try to get us out, evacuate us? we re mad. we re mad. we didn t just lose our homes. we lost our town. what the rescue and recovery mission looks like coming up. but we begin in fulton county, georgia, where a jury can vote on a possible fourth criminal indictment in the next 48 hours. the new york times calls
greg: yes, yes, yes, yes! happy snowy tuesday. there are two words that should scare the crap out of us, and it s not stelter nudes. nope. it s president harris. during an interview with the wall street journal the veep said she s ready to step in as commander in chief. quote, i am ready to serve. there is no question about that. serve what, you ask. if it s anything more than a tennis ball, trust me, she d be over her head. of course she means she s ready should something happen to the current president. now she also claims that everyone who sees her on the job, quote, walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead. no. they don t walk away, they run. in the first two years, more than 13 high profile aids have rest the vp s office and that s through an open window. now it s worth pointing out that kamala gave that answer before the her report. it s one thing she actually saw coming besides willie brown. no, he was always sneaking up on her. people are minds in the gutte
was his plot foiled? a new report says yevgeny prigozhin wanted to capture a pair of top russian generals before his plans leaked. as president biden says vladimir putin, quote, absolutely is weaker after the mutiny. plus, mccarthy backtracks. the house speaker trying to stay in donald trump s good graces after questioning whether he s the strongest republican candidate in the race for president. we have details about a personal call he made to trump apparently to apologize. and a critical development in the titan investigation. debris recovered from the ocean floor now back on shore, back to canada. a key step in the search for exactly why the submersible imploded, killing all five on board. we have all these stories coming in right now to cnn news central. new reporting today that wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin had some big plans, even bigger plans before calling off his brief revolt. western officials telling the wall street journal that the wagner leader planned
early. colon cancer surging especially among people younger than the recommended age for screenings. jacqui: study suggests cases could double by people under 40 by the end of the decade and could be the leading cause of cancer deaths for people under 50. researchers are baffled as to why it s even happening. john: do they have any theories, and what can you do to keep it from happening to you? we ll try to answer that question for you today. welcome back as america reports rolls into a second hour. i m john roberts. great to spend friday with you. jacqui: happy friday, john. colon cancer impacting hundreds of thousands across the country. and medical analysis from dr. saphier. john: game time in a number of hours, los angeles dodgers are set to host a group of drag queen nuns during the team s annual pride night. sisters of perpetual indulgence will also receive an award, and it has many catholics upset. jacqui: faith leaders say it mocks catholicism, and the wee