aid before go to harrys.com slash shave to claim your $7 trial vegas the story of sin city to 9810 on cnn you are in the cnn newsroom, i m jim sciutto in washington. all eyes on the us supreme court where tomorrow the justices could back. it might look like likely they re going to provide an answer on whether former president donald trump is eligible for colorado s presidential so ballot and therefore for other states that have raised this issue, the constitution s 14th amendment says that americans who engage in insurrection are disqualified from holding future public office. the colorado state supreme court ruled this applies to trump after his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election, which then led to the january 6 attack on the capital. but the constitution does not spell out exactly how to force that banned, nor does it define what qualifies as insurrection, leaving the us supreme court now to fill those gaps, colorado secretary of state jenna griswold joins us
flute important. thanks very much for watching. i will flutter in the situation room. the news continues next on cnn i d front next back in court finding willis making a surprise appearance in georgia courtroom where trump s allies are doing everything they can to get her kicked off trump s election interference case and decision tonight. rest with the judge who could announce his decision at any time. will be removed. willis possibly end that case. plus thousands of russians from all over the country bravely turning out for alexei navalny sputum snipers watched from nearby. and russian state television totally ignored all of this exclusive guess. the director of the oscar winning i ll give it to the fbi. is it from china? let s go out front and good evening. i m erin burnett out front tonight. bonnie willis back in the courtroom, the fulton county district attorney, making a surprise appearance as trump allies were making their closing the arguments tried to ge
thoughts, which seems to sort of a human failing for all of us. how does this technology deal with that? yeah. well, personally i gotta tell you now even as a neurosurgeon myself, i learned so much about these brain-computer interfaces. i mean, we re all learning, but one of the things to keep in mind is even after the devices implanted, it takes months to accomplish exactly what you re talking about. aaron so he had an implanted than several months later when they i actually started to try and control things in his environment and during the time in between, it s focusing on actually developing that concentration, understanding how to actually think about something, and have it result in an action. it s not how we are programmed to do things. we lift our hand, we do something right away here you just have to think about it and recognize that that s going to result in some sort of outcome. so it s not immediate. you re going to hear about these implants being put in but t
soul and now 85 in mice, all of his 20 years ago you in 2000 and what you were what? 2003 i was 15 back then. wow. yeah. i was i was 15.2003 and i was measuring the snow and then i went to weather camp a year later. yeah, i was truly it was a great time though and you know what the kids loved me at school because i was the weather guy. what we said, what year were you born? i guess that would make me 1988 wow. i hope graduated college. isn t that scary, but you got it out at me because you re a deep reporter who s investigative and you re able to dig out that your age, you don t think? i hate telling my age. i always say i m like roughly between 25.40 you actually say yeah, absolutely. you re out on a date now. you have a beloved now, but before when you re dating and people would lady would say, what s your how old do you say? i m between 25 and it wasn t until the third date where i revealed my age. i had to really get to know them. harry enten, thanks. the news c