yeah. am i going to be in the same block out of this or can i take a break? okay. oh! oh, my god! blp. a cicada. what the hell? do i have more on me? i don t see any more. [ bleep ]. are they in my hair? no, not in your hair. [ bleep ]. yes, that s right. where are the cicadas coming from. how do they get there into the where were you, in the russell rotunda, right? what was going how do they even get in there, and gross, right? yeah, look. in the context here, it s important. you know, a couple minutes before that happened, there was actually another cicada that allegedly fell out of my pocket. and that happened as i was waiting to go on. our producer morgan said a cicada just fell out of your pocket. and i saw it on the ground and i was a bit stunned. and i was indoors. we had just come from outside about 30 minutes before interviewing senator john thune, and perhaps the cicada, one of those buggers jumped on me as i was running back into the
news network to make it into port-au-prince since this latest outbreak of violence, david culver joins us now from there, what is the situation like the ground? hey, there anderson. yeah, we landed about three hours ago. it s tens but there s also this eerie quiet that you feel as you re making your way through the streets. and we were only driving for about ten minutes or so and compared to when we were here three weeks ago, i expected to see at least some livelihood it out on the streets, some activity there were no street vendors. folks were hurrying along and what local haitian told me it s because we were getting close to curfew 06:00 and you run the risk. if you are out after curfew, not to be ticketed or cited or anything, but rather potentially two have police opened fire on you. i mean, that doesn t tell you that type of situation that this city is dealing with. and really this country has found itself and it is a crisis that they have not faced in years is unprece
thrill-seeking adventurer, a highly respected ocean expert and the visionary ceo of the company. and now calls for a new look at safety in this industry of extreme tourism. will and should someone be held responsible for what just happened? this is cnn news central. the tragic news is setting in, but with it a new search begins. investigators are scouring the ocean floor now, looking for the debris from oceangate s titan sub, as experts now try to piece together what really happened. so much we don t know, of course, but here is what we do know, experts believe the oceangate titan suffered a catastrophic implosion, that s described as a sudden inward collapse of the vessel. that happens due to the tremendous amount of pressure on the sub, really anything at those depths of the ocean. officials say the implosion would have happened in a fraction of a millisecond, essentially killing everyone on board instantly. one expert says no one inside would have realized there was
we ll speak with a self described iranian troublemaker targeted for her activism. good day. lawyers for donald trump have one week to back up their client s unsubstantiated accusations that the fbi planted evidence at mar-a-lago. trump s allegations have not been made in court, only on social media and on fox news. but now special master judge raymond dearie is telling trump s lawyers this is their, quote, final opportunity to raise any fact all dispute as to the completeness and accuracy of the detailed property inventory. let s get right to justice and intelligence corespondent ken dilanian, michael steele and phil rucker. and as well as glenn kirschner is joining us today. so ken, this is the judge that the trump team wanted but it seems like judge dearie is telling trump to put up or shut up any guess more civil words. absolutely right. you have to wonder whether the trump team is second guessing their decision. he didn t have to do this way, he was under instructions f
patel, an msnbc medical contributor. maura, what s the latest? what do we know? reporter: according to the first lady s communication director, she confirmed the first lady tested positive via pcr test. she developed mild symptoms yesterday evening, monday evening despite testing negative on monday morning, during one of her covid testing cadences that the president and first lady do. when she started feeling the symptoms, she tested negative on an antigen test but then positive via pcr test. she s on vacation with the president and some family members. we know hunter and his wife have been here in south carolina. the first lady will stay here until she receives two negative covid tests. we haven t gotten updates on her symptoms this morning. we know she s been prescribed a round of paxlovid just like we saw the president had been when he initially tested positive. the first lady is 71 years old. we ll obviously be in touch with her office as the days go on to make sure we