because we see some of ourselves. - we see each other. - we see each other. - so you go from the talk shows, mash that up with the crazy theatrics that can happen in the world, and you end up with these docu-series that capture the attention of the entire nation. - you have competition series. - you guys are already fierce. we re gonna make you (fingers snapping) fierce. - [kendra] and then you have true crime, and the shows following people on their everyday lives. - black, unscripted television launches the superstars. - my name is cardi b, and i m from the bronx. - it s allowing, frankly, a lot of people of color who would get turned down at the gates into hollywood to show off their personalities. - well, well, look at you. - nobody knew that reality tv would be as big as it is. - bring out the nick cannon. - this genre s like a guilty pleasure. - [contestant] ooh, flav, can i get a chance? - unscripted shows are really important to tackle those topics considered taboo. -
investigation looked into the efforts by the former president and his allies to subvert election results in seven states in which president biden won in 2020. one state is georgia, where biden had a win in 2020 british trump refused to accept the result and he and his allies engaged in a number of plots to overturn biden s win. some of these actions were so aggressive they drew attention of the fulton county district attorney, who launched her own program 2021. a grand jury has been convened and the former president could face more indictments in the weeks to come. what exactly did trump and his allies do in georgia? what charges they face. we will lay out the entire investigation and piece together what we know about the campaigns, trump s private calls , a major data breach and the plot to subvert the electoral college. reporter: prosecutors in georgia have open a criminal investigation. reporter: investigation into former president trump because it is generally phone c
he was abducted thursday morning while serving in their community near the capital of haiti. i want to bring in cnn national correspondent athena jones for the latest on this. what are officialsg about this alleged abduction? reporter: hi, frederica. we know u.s. authorities are working with our haitian counterparts and agencies to try to resolve this crisis. we don t know or it is unclear who is responsible for this kidnapping and whether they ve made any demands, whether for ransom or anything else. we do have a statement from the christian humanitarian organizationriginally from new hampshire that alex was working for. ey say alex is a deeply comp compassionate person. she has worked tirelessly to bring relief to the suffering of people of haiti in the name of jesus. their highest priority is to return safely alex and her child. they want to limit the information they provided. they say it happened thursday morning at the campus near the capitol of port-au-prince. the co
live from washington, i m paula reid in for jim acosta. you are in the cnn newsroom. former president trump is pushing back on the new criminal charges he s facing. the former president took to social media today to deny that security footage from mar-a-lago was deleted, but that s not what prosecutors have accused here. they allege that he was part of an attempt to delete the footage. prosecutors say a mar-a-lago property manager, carlos de oliveira, urged another employee to scrub the footage, saying that, quote, the boss, aka trump, wanted the entire server deleted. de oliveira is accused of lying to investigators about moving classified documents at the resort, and the indictment alleges that the desire to have this footage deleted was all aimed at trying to conceal critical information from investigators. de oliveira is due in federal court tomorrow morning. trump also says that the footage was voluntary handed over. that s also not true. it was subpoenaed. this weeken
hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this sunday. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin witthis breaking news. a bomb blast rips through a political convention in pakistan. police say it was a suicide bomber. so far, as many as 40 people are dead and more than 100 injured. joining us right now on the phone is cnn s sophia safi in islamabad. sophia, what do we know? reporter: fredricka, we know that this took place during a convention of the guif, which is an islamic party in pakistan. it happened in the north of pakistan, quite close to the iran border, actually. and this isn t something that has had a responsibility yet. the police have told us that this was a suicide attack. that the suicide bomber had about ten kilograms of explosives on him, and he went quite close to the stage where he detonated his explosives. we do know that the death toll is now up to 44. the number of injured is about 123 with more than 17 people in critical condition. so, yes, it happened