plus, a florida federal judge has thrown a wrench into the doj s investigation of the documents, many of them classified, seized from the former president s home at mar-a-lago. granting trump s request for a so-called special master to review the evidence. this temporarily prevents the justice dedepartment s investigative team from accessing thousands of documents taken from mar-a-lago. we ll have more on that in a moment. first, drew griffin joins us with the details of this newly obtained video from georgia county. we should note, taken the same day a voting machine was breached in that office. what do we know? breaches, jim, of these voting machines in swing states are under investigation across the country. this one happened in coffee county, georgia. cnn obtained surveillance video at one of the offices where these machines were breached. and this was all done at the behest of one of donald trump s attorneys. i want to show you the video now. it s cathy lathem, the w
candidates are crisscrossing the states. and extreme weather from coast to coast in the u.s., from flooding in georgia to deadly wildfires in california. we will have details from the cnn world weather center. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. and we begin in canada where a manhunt is underway for two suspects in connection with a deadly mass stabbing. police in sass katchewan say th attacks killed at least ten people in more than a dozen crime scenes in the province. at least 15 people were taken to hospitals for injuries and leaders of the james smith cree nation have declared a state of emergency. police have identified the two suspects as damien sanderson and myles sanderson. they are considered armed and dangerous. they are in a black nissan rogue with a saskatchewan license plate. we are taking all steps possible to track these individuals and any information that comes in from public or other sources, we are following
Eight-foot perimeter fence and there s also campus monitors that are supposed to be walking around campuses making sure doors are locked and that their entry points are well protected. as well as inside the classrooms, the children, as you mentioned, have these therapy dogs that will be here on campus for the first several weeks of school as well as counselors and trauma counselors to help them navigate this very difficult time, but despite all of that, jim and poppy, there is still a great deal of apprehension, especially among parents here. we spoke with the father of one of the victims who died in the shooting back in may. he has four other children that attend schools, and even just up until a few days ago, he wasn t sure exactly how this day was going to go for his family. there s a lot of us that are still scared. and that are still speaking up. and nothing really gives us peace in that. the school says that they re doing certain things, but then
Absolute shock. they re also living in fear, the shelter in place while they search for the suspects. they re bringing in trauma counselors. they are going door to door in searches and the nearby first nation s community have increased their community at their reserves. one young woman, she said that the two suspects broke into her home, kicked down the door of her younger sister s room and she said she was glad her younger sister wasn t home. she said they stole her brother s black nissan rogue. some members have named family members they have lost. they haven t confirmed names of the victims but families have said one victim was an older man who was the community bus driver for years. another resident said that an 11-year-old boy was stabbed trying to save his mother and, again, that isn t confirmed by
There? they are going to look like a snitch. if somebody reports a crime. brian: peace keeper goes in there and says okay the johnson family is going to give me a problem. how are they going to function in that neighborhood good. if they don t, what good are they. in law enforcement all different kinds of equipment they use sky watches and all the times shootings that happen. crime still goes on and no one caress. are you going to move these buses around the block every time something happens? brian: we keep showing stats is at record low in new york city. if i m correct all over the media 20 people shot on july 4th. violence in my opinion suspect. that s not a good thing. one of the reasons i believe is they re not allowing officers to do their jobs, whether it s stop question or frisk all the stuff with the community police something great. officers still need to go out there and still guns on the street. we need to save lives. brian: peace keepers and trauma counselors getting i