also, a major sentencing today in washington. two members of the proud boys convicted of the seditious conspiracy roles, and we will find out if they spend decades in prison. and now, more than 70 people killed and others injured after a building goes up in flames in johannesburg. i m boris sanchez with rahel solomon in for john, kate and sara. you are watching cnn news central. this morning, two of donald trump s co-defendants in the georgia election subversion case want separate trials. sidney powell and kenneth chesebro are asking a fulton county judge to sever their cases. both have denied any wrongdoing, and they have invoked their rights to a speedy trial. for chesebro, the judge has set a trial date for october 23rd, and no date for powell. the trump team have opposing the time line, and they say that trump wants to sever his case as well, though no motion has been filed. we go to katelyn polantz with the details. why the argument for separate trials? well, bot
gutierrez-reed guilty of involuntary manslaughter but not guilty of tampering with evidence. our report coming up. the biden and trump rematch set after nikki haley announces she s suspending her campaign but declining to endorse the former president. now, the battle is on for her supporters. the gop uniting behind mr. trump. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell after saying mr. trump was responsible for the january 6th attack today endorsing him. the crackdown in new york city. the governor deploying hundreds of national guardsmen into the subways as transit crime surges. in philadelphia, the mass shooting near a transit bus. 18 shot. what we re learning. in the middle east, the first deadly attack launched by the iran-backed houthis in response to the israel-hamas war. the massive cyberattack causing chaos at pharmacies nationwide. patients blocked from getting their prescriptions. and is this the future of air travel? the tsa s new technology that lets yo
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that is pretty much something up donald trump s legal strategy right now. this week the former president and his lawyers asked a federal judge to indefinitely postpone his trial over his mishandling of classified information. in their filing, they have the gall to argue that, quote, the case presents a serious challenge to both the facts and perception of our american democracy. american democracy. and they say that any trial during the presidential election will impact the outcome. now, all of this is pretty ironic considering the defendant here is under investigation for trying to literally overthrow a democratic election. but you don t have to be a lawyer to see through their argument. if the trial a slight until after the election, and trump wins? he could try to use the presidency as a shield from justice. either by directing his own attorney general to dismiss his case, or by trying to pardon himself. and his team isn t really even hiding it. the new york times reported
packing up. let s begin with jacqui. we heard a lot from the president that we heard before. what he calls bidenomics. his economic approach rejects trickle down reaganonics of the past and builds the economy from the middle out. we heard that many times. there s heavy emphasis on his administration s investments in manufacturing, infrastructure and research and development. the need to spend that money to make the u.s. competitive with china, especially when it comes to clean energy. he noted that china is doubling their production of raw materials for critical products. and he took a swipe at republicans for investments that bring jobs back to their communities. since i took office, we ve seen over 60 domestic manufacturing announcements. all because of solar supply chain. one of the biggest is in rome, georgia. you may find it hard to believe. that s marjorie taylor greene s district. i ll be there for the ground breaking. it s looking like this approach might be mor