Criminal indictment looms. And have you seen this video . The violent free for all on the waterfront. Police are expected to reveal more about this Alabama Dock Brawl just hours from now. A lot to get to. Good morning and welcome to our viewers in the u. S. And around the world. Im rahel solomon. People from new york to mississippi are cleaning up after a deadly storm hit the east coast with heavy rain, thunder and raging winds up to 70 miles per hour. The high winds and falling trees smashed buildings and tore the roofs off of some homes. Two young men were killed. A 28 was hit by lightning in a parking lot and in anderson, South Carolina, a 15yearold died when a falling tree hit him and he is got out of his car. Neighbors say the power of the storm at that moment was just breathtaking. The rain was literally sideways. Trees, Limbs Ohitting your trucs and you are driving. One of the worst ive seen. If it wasnt a tornado, it had to be awfully close. I just feel for them. They are wonde
And around the world. Max foster has the week off. Just ahead on cnn newsroom trumps lawyers arguing that they shouldnt be restricted from talking publicly about some evidence in the election interference probe. The American People have a right to know what the evidence is in this case. Severe thunderstorms with strong winds and heavy rains causing damage across the country. The rain was literally sideways, one of the worst ive seen. Ukraines Intelligence Service says it foiled a russian plot to assassination zelenskyy. No secret that he is al likey a russian target. Live from london, this is cnn newsroom with hmax foster and bianca nobilo. It is tuesday, august 8, 9 00 a. M. In london, 4 00 a. M. In washington where the judge in Donald Trumps Election Sub Version Case seems committed to moving forward with a speedy trial. She wants to hold a hearing this week about the handling of evidence and potential restrictions on what trump can say about the case in public. Prosecutors and trump
Workers have a strong hand to play here because so many employers are still trying to find enough people and interestingly, working from home one study found workers equate that to an 8% higher salary if they have the freedom to work from home a lot. so you can see for employers, yeah, they want people back, but it is an uphill climb. for the first time in more than 40 years, los angeles city workers are going to strike today. the 11,000 public sector employees walking off the job include those working in sanitation and transportation. the l.a.x. airport and port of los angeles could also be affected. the workers union voted to strike for 24 hours after accusing city management of repeated labor law violations and are refusing to participate in a fair bargaining process. but the l.a. mayor says the city has been bargaining in good faith. elsewhere in los angeles, hollywood actors and writers strike has slamgedmed the braken
And the u.s. government are saying we like the idea of people being there face-to-face, we like the synergy, the productivity that comes out of it. but a lot of workers are not so convinced, especially younger workers say they don t like commuting because of the gas and time. it costs money. and they don t like paying extra child care. 14% think that. 13% say that they are better able to focus. what is the difference here in what they want? generally employers want 1.6 days at home per week. that is weird. we don t take 0.6 days. so they say two days at home is enough and workers say three days at home. workers have a strong hand to play here because so many employers are still trying to find enough people and interestingly, working from home one study found workers equate that to an 8% higher salary if