with so many complicated issues on the table, we ll tell you if they were able to break any ground. plus donald trump s onetime top adviser appears in court for stonewalling congress. but will this make steve bannon talk? we ll take a look. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. thanks for joining us. just hours from now, a jury in wisconsin will begin deliberating the fate of a teenager accused of fatally shooting two men and wounding another during protests last year. 500 national guard troops are on standby outside kenosha as the high-profile trial starts to wind down. kyle rittenhouse has pleaded not guilty to all counts against him, including intentional homicide. cnn s omar jimenez has been following the trial and has more now from kenosha. in this entire sequence of events from the shooting of jacob blake on sunday, august 23rd, 2020, all the way after that, everything this community went through, the only person who sho
there s no exception in the law for kyle rittenhouse. all eyes are on kenosha, wisconsin where a jury will deliberate the fate of kyle rittenhouse. the american journalist donny finster is free in myanmar. and president biden taking a victory lap for his historic infrastructure bill, but other issues remain. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. this tuesday, november the 16th, and just hours from now, a jury any kenosha will begin deliberating the fate of kyle rittenhouse. the high-profile trial in wisconsin has stirred debate on racial tensions and vigilanteism in the united states. of rittenhouse is accused of fatally shooting two men and wounding another during anti-police protests last year. the teen has pleaded not guilty to all counts against him including intentional homicide. cnn s sarah sidner has more from kenosha. reporter: was kyle rittenhouse practicing vigilante justice or self-defense? now you ve heard the evidence an
the largest margin in 40 years leading democrats bracing for the possibility the red wave could become a tsunami by the time mid-terms roll around. dana: growing speculation in 2024. there are reports of severe dysfunction in kamala harris s office. alexandria hoff is tracking what s going on there. marc thiessen with analysis and first jackie heinrich live from the north lawn. the press secretary last night tweeted in support and defense of kamala harris. they must realize this story has got some legs. no kidding, dana. it was interesting to see her response to it in that way on twitter almost immediately after it came out. going back to the polling you were referring to. the most troubling for democrats and for the white house is that this drop in the polls came after congress passed the bipartisan infrastructure deal the president will sign into law later today. meaning that legislative win did not translate to a political bump for president biden. that is a problem fo
hello everyone. the politically and racially charged rittenhouse trial has been dominating headlines and sparking debate on issues like gun rights and the right to peacefully protest. with a verdict now looming, wisconsin governor evers has dispatched 500 national guard to the kenosha area. we have live fox team coverage. we are standing by with legal analysis. we begin with alexis mcadams. she is outside the courthouse in kenosha. alexis? arthel, good afternoon. the judge here will have to make up his mind at some point today to decide if he s going to let the jury hear in the rittenhouse trials consider lesser charges for the illinois teen accused of shooting three people and killing two during the unrest. wisconsin law does allow the prosecution and the defense to ask that jurors be told they can consider lesser charges before they start deliberations. now the judge will allow jurors to consider some lesser charges he says in this case but also denied one of those reques
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