evaluation, right? walk us through what goes into that >> well he certainly is heard i can guarantee you that the only reason that guys alive is because of the airbag those as i said, those those barricades will stop a mack truck. so he he's injured in the hospital they're going to look at everything about him right now. they are going to look at his home. they're going to look at his cell phone. they're going to look at his online presence they're going to try to determine whether there was a mental health issue here are whether there's something else going on that part of the process will be secondary to the physical assessment at the emergency room. the doctors need to stabilize him and make sure that he survives this incident. but after that's over very quickly. the bill will be evaluations in yeah, commissioner davis. thank you so much for the perspective we're going to go ahead and toss it to the lead with jake

tapper with the linux on this breaking news from atlanta these cnn breaking news >> and welcome to the lead arm, abby phillip in for jake tapper. we come on the air this afternoon with huge breaking stories. first in atlanta, video from just moments ago, showing that orange suv right there that rammed into the gate of an fbi office we're told at least one person is now in custody and we'll bring you everything that we know about that incident in just a few moments, but also breaking this our brand new images showing the aftermath of a deadly air strike. iran says that it is a consulate building in syria that was hit and it blames israel for the attack we have brand new reporting from the region in coming up and back here in the united states, a news conference just wrapped up in baltimore. authorities there detailing plans to reopen that major shipping port after last week's catastrophic bridge collapse. but first let's

begin with cnn's evan threats, evan what is unfolding right now outside of that fbi office in atlanta, africa? for this really puzzling incident happened, right >> it is still very much puzzling. we don't know a lot about this individual. we don't know what caused them to drive up to the fbi building. they're just outside adjusting in suburban area of atlanta. we know it happened around 12th 30 and there you can see the vehicle gets lodged against a secondary barrier that is intended to stop people from being able to drive into the unauthorized people from being able to drive into the fbi facility. >> but >> that's what happened to person drove into that barrier and then exited the vehicle trying to enter the fbi field office complex there and they were stopped by the security people. now, we know that that person has been put in custody of the dekalb county sheriff's they were taken to a hospital for evaluation and that includes a mental health

evaluation. we've seen just in the last few minutes, there the tow trucks were trying to remove the vehicle from that barrier they had said in the bomb squad, two look at it to make sure that there was nothing no further threat in that vehicle no bonds, no other weapons were found at the scene and what we're told is that he exited this person exited the vehicle. there with no threats. there was no nothing that he said that would explain why this happened, of course. so now that means that there's gonna be further investigation where that person came from. we know from looking at those pictures that the vehicle has south carolina license plates we don't know whether that's where this person just just drove from or whether there's something else that is happening here that is related to this incident. so at this point, the fbi and the local authorities are going to wait for that evaluation. you can

anticipate that they will be facing both local and federal charges as a result of this incident. nobody else was hurt. nobody was hurt in this, which is of course, a thankful thing. but abby, as you know, there has a heightened concern for the fbi and for law enforcement in general about threats to some of their agents. we saw in 2020 to someone tried to attack the fbi office in cincinnati. a person was killed later on in a stand with police. so that's the context under which the concern that arises from this incident in atlanta today hey, abby. >> yeah. exactly. right. evan perez. thank you very much for all of that. let's bring it now, cnn's security correspondent, josh campbell, josh you yourself were with the fbi for several years. can you help us understand where the investigative process now goes from here? >> yeah. so it starts with fully identifying this individual and if that person had some type of driver's license or identification on them that obviously would make

that much easier for investigators. the vehicle itself with out-of-state plates. we don't know if that vehicle belong to the individual. it could have been a rental car if that is the case, authorities he's in short order would be able to find out who was the individual who actually rented the vehicle, looking at registration records and the like, but that is key first to figure for forgot who this individual is, and then authorities will be working to determine what the actual motive was. now, if this person, obviously now in custody during the course of a custodial interview, if they utter something or provide some type of information to investigators about the motive that obviously would certainly be helpful. but this is a precarious time for the fbi. we've seen over the last several years, the fbi itself ramping up efforts to protect its own employees after agents and analysts and professional staff have faced numerous threats, there was that incident just a couple of years ago in cincinnati where you had an individual attempted to breach the fbi field office there investigators went back and looked at that individual

and this appear to be someone's central casting believing conspiracy theories and all of this anti fbi vitriol that has been out there and that is something think that a certainly been of concern to law enforcement. i will note that if you look at the facility, there itself, everything that was supposed to work appear to work. you have that secondary barrier system. what's called the final denial barrier, which receives into the ground and comes out that stopped that vehicle. obviously, thankfully, from entering that property, but we know that over the last decade or so, we've seen more and more fbi field offices moving away from having their buildings in downtown metropolitan area and more to these stand-alone type field offices, which provide them added layers of security, more standoff to prevent against some type of explosive devices so if there's any good news and what appears to be a very serious situation there is the security procedures did work, but we know just like after the august 2022 incident and

cincinnati, although that was one field office that was impacted, the ramifications certainly reverberated across the fbi's 56 field offices with officers on alert just to ensure that there isn't some type of copycat type incident that's something obviously that they are certainly guarding again, the lot of things going on behind the scenes right now, not only the investigation of this individual, but also wanting to beef up security around the country just in case specifically in this wave of threats that we've seen against that agency. the final point i'll make here is that we don't yet know if this is someone who intended to go there for some type of nefarious reason, whether this was pops, possibly someone who was suffering from some type of mental health episode. and it's important to point out as we always do that just because someone may have mental health struggles that doesn't mean that person will become violent, but that is something that is certainly authorities will want, want to be ruling out here, ruling in, ruling out, trying to determine what that specific motive is, as i've tried to get to the bottom of this very serious

situation, atlanta, abby yeah. >> it's an important point. i certainly on the mental health front. but of course, in an environment in which the fbi is a target of attacks, public attacks from well-known public figures. i mean, what, as somebody who is in close contact with the fbi is part of your reporting, but also someone who understood what it was like to be in la enforcement over the last several years what is the morale like at this moment when there seems to be constant attacks against this institution that is supposed to be there to protect americans yeah, it is truly baffling for a lot of people in this organization. obviously, the fbi is an organization like many law enforcement agencies where one's individual politics has no place in the carrying out of their duties, but we're talking about a law enforcement organization that skews a more conservative than not. and i talked to people so the fbi, nearly every single day and that has been the most baffling that so many of the most vitriolic attacks against

this agency have come from the right. and again, it's imported. point out, we don't yet know what the specific motive is here. so we're not connecting those dots. so this was some type of political attack, but it is something that has certainly always front of mind for these law enforcement agencies as they do their work, as they do their work both in their offices and out in the field. just showing your badge, showing your credentials, fbi, always concerning about what type of response that is going to spur from an individual. so it's certainly a precarious time for this agency, as we've seen them at the center of so many political tax yeah, and we absolutely, as we've seen, people who are just starved for other reasons, they're influenced sometimes by the environment that we're in in this country. josh campbell, thank you for all of that. i want to now bring in seeing senior national security analysts, juliette kayyem. juliette, as you're looking at the scene here, what were you concerned about when you heard that there had been a car that had rammed into the fbi offices in atlanta specifically

>> so we don't speculate, but we also don't have to live in as if there wasn't a world around us in which a couple of things are happening as josh has been talking about. one is the increased threat environment to law enforcement, to the fbi specifically. and then of course, where we are there in atlanta, georgia in which there has been a lot of public cases, the major case against donald trump, there has been a lot of focus in georgia, both about the litigation, but also the general atmospherics of the election. the third piece, of course, is that the ramming of the car is similar to other instances we've seen of domestic terrorism. and you would want to look to all of those things because that is the threat environment we live in. it doesn't mean that's what we have here. just means that if you're going in to investigate one, you're worried about what's left in the car. and so it's good that they've

isolated and d escalated anything that might be going on the car in this preliminary interview, you will want to find out what his motive is, what his mental state is and what he what he might be saying then the last pieces of course, everyone needs to be on defense. this is 2024 we know what this year is going to be like, especially for law enforcement. and this idea of like the final denial that josh was talking about, that's the way that these buildings are now constructed. most people won't see it because they're often planter but, but that's a way in which you protect these buildings. i just want to say one thing which i never thought i would ever say after nine, 11, we call that we talked about the militarization of our embassies throughout the world our embassies went from being an urban areas, two more suburban areas? because you need it to protect them through a lot of means. and as we noted, the fbi headquarters, fbi divisions have been doing

the same thing for the same reasons because it's easier to protect the facility when it's isolated from downtown are isolated from other areas? >> yeah. it's an important point just looking at the scenery there it's a little bit outside of the dense urban core for a reason, as you point out. but we've, we've been talking a bit about this idea of what we don't know about the mental health of the person, but we do know according to the reporting that this individual was taken directly to a hospital, if you believed that there was it's an ongoing acute threat, would that be the first course of action? what does it tell us >> yeah, what we also we don't know if he suffered injuries from either the ramming or some altercation that happened after including during the arrest. this is these are high adrenaline moment, so lots of things as are going on that that would have been easy, i think to be able to capture him so he might have some physical

injuries that they are watching. they also may be nervous about his mental state and want him to be in a medical facility. so that would be totally normally would also not preclude these preliminary discussions with him to determine what his mental state is. he's and whether he's an ongoing threat because of course, the car is still there and you want to make sure he didn't have others that might have been involved. i just want to make clear here about this sort of like no one does this who doesn't have an agitated mental states? that is of course, that could be true. we don't know what is going on here, but i think it's misleading and there'll be careful here to say, well, if there's mental issues or previous mental issues, then that's excused because as we know many people with mental issues would never do this. but we also know that the vulnerable contend to listen to things, listen to the noise and the violence and the incitement and act in ways that you and i

and others would know what that's not actually what we're going to do. so that's going to be part of the investigation as we learn more about his motive >> certainly, it's true. we have lot more to learn about this incident juliette kayyem, thank you for all of that as well and there's breaking news overseas happening right now new images show the aftermath of a deadly airstrike today in syria, iran blames israel, saying that it's constantly building was hit. but here what the united states it's the saying about all of this, plus massive protests upholding israel demonstrators are calling for benjamin netanyahu to step down, right now, how the prime minister is reacting next >> spatial colombia, the final flight premieres sunday at nine on see when these business owners need cash fast, they turn two bids to credit to fund what's next? from fitness studios to medical offices and every small business in-between. we've got you

covered >> whether you >> need new equipment, funds to expand or need money to cover unforeseen business expenses this is bus to credit is the trusted partner for your small business funding needs scan the code on your screen now or go too busy to credit.com to apply this to credit funding. what's next >> if you're like, i was you're tired of worn-out plastic mats under your office chair. they dent in crack and they're uncomfortable to roll on. i found a premium kim alternative of glass chair mat five atrocity. i liked it so much. i bought the company. i'm george pardo, president of the draws, a part glass chair mats are made of super strong glass and protected with a nano tech coding. so you'll always get a smooth, easy glide. and their beautiful, tired of replacing plastic, i promise this is the last chair mat you'll need and we give you a lifetime warranty, comfort style durability of atrocity glass, chair mat. we'll come lately transform your

workspace. home office or office? office. we stock 18 popular sizes and we ship free to anywhere in the lower 48 >> get the lucky you deserve. i invite you to shop online at vitro gaza.com. use promo code tv and save 10% on any glass chair mat at vid gaza.com i was just showing schick areas to wash day now let's crying. i went >> i was diagnosed with rob, no miles should comma once we got the first initial hit, there was just straight tears, sickness, and your stomach? just don't want to get up out abed >> that statement. >> well, you got to look on the bright get side of things tell me what the bright side of childhood cancer is >> it's a long road it's hard >> but the joe has gotten us through at st. jude children's

research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life threatening diseases thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment travel housing, or food. so they can focus on helping their child without all of those donations. st. jude would not be able to do all of the exceptional work that they do for just $19 a month. >> you help >> us continue the lifesaving research and treatment these kids need to know matter if it's a big business or just the grandmother that donates once a month they are changing people's lives and that's a big deal >> when with your debit or credit card right now. and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support >> our family is forever so grateful for donations, big and

small, because it's completely changed our lives and it's given us a second chance >> st. jude's not going to stop until every single get that chance to walk out on the doors of the hospital cancer-free >> please. don't wait. call. go online or scan the qr code below right now closed captioning is brought to you by hands-free skechers. bob's for dogs, footwear. >> it's never been easier to put on your shoes and help pets and neat at the same time with new hands-free skechers, bob's for dog sports, and slip in and go and they've already helped save over two who million pads >> and we're back with breaking news in our world lead, you're looking here at the aftermath of a deadly airstrike reportedly targeting iranian diplomatic and military officials. iran is now blaming israel for all of this saying, at least seven people have been killed in an airstrike on what iran is saying is it's consulate building in syria to

senior commanders in iran's revolutionary guards, quds force are reportedly among the dead. let's go straight to cnn's the tausche bertrand. now, natasha, what more do we know about this? it's blast and its raising fears, right now about escalation in the war between israel and hamas >> yeah, this appears to have been an attack on a ron's consulate in syria in damascus. and according to iranian officials, they are placing the blame squarely on israel. they say the two senior irgc, iran's islamic revolutionary guard-core commanders were killed in the strike along with five other irgc officials and their vowing decisive retaliation. so that is where the fear, of course, comes in a potential escalation of this conflict between israel and iran now, when asked about this attack, the idf declined to comment. they say they're not going to comment on any foreign media reports. however, a spokesman or the israel defense forces raised doubts about the

idea that this was even a consulate at all. here's what he told cnn's jim sciutto earlier today >> 40 to our intelligence this is no consulate. and this is no embassy. i repeat. this is no consulate. and this is no embassy. this is a military building of quds forces disguised as a civilian building in damascus. >> so the us for its part now saying that they're trying to get a handle on what exactly happened to your the state department saying that they are in conversations with regional partners and allies to try to figure out what happened, but they are very consistent and that they do not want to see this conflict escalated, not something that state department spokesperson matt miller reiterated earlier today when asked about this and you have some exclusive reporting that's new today about the biden administration close to approving a major sale to israel. what do you know? >> yeah. we're told that the administration is set to approve an 18 billion sale of f 15 fighter jets to israel. that

will be the largest for military sale to israel since the war between israel and hamas erupted on october 7. and it comes, of course, at a very delicate moment when us transactions and sales of military equipment to israel or silly under a microscope here. now, these fighter jets would not be sent to israel until about four to five years from now because they need to actually be produced. but really this underscores the fact that the administration is not prepared at this point to start limiting, restricting, or conditioning military aid to israel really at any point, despite the growing calls for them to do so because of all the devastation that we're seeing in gaza as a direct result of israel's war. there >> yeah, this will not have an effect right now, but it's certainly will have a political impact in the coming months to tasha per tran. thank you very much also, in our world lead stunning video out of jerusalem where thousands of protesters filled the streets it's calling for the resignation of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. many of the demonstrators are expressing their anger at his government

for not having secured the release of all of the hostages who were kidnapped during the october 7 attacks. cnn's melissa bell is live for us, introduce 11. i'm melissa, you're with the protesters, right now. what are they telling you? >> well, the many protesters who were out here earlier, i now headed home. but as you can see, what they've left behind is this row of ten. some of them camping out. we'll night and that row of tens goes all the way out. abby, write down in front of the knesset. the plan of this protests, which began last night this is day two. it should go onto wednesday morning is to keep up the pressure on the israeli government. what we saw when there were many hundreds of protesters out here last time, many thousands last night was abbe that there's a great deal of anger that nearly six months on more than 130 hostages remain in the hands of hamas and that this war we've been hearing repeatedly from protesters aimed because it wasn't releasing the hostages has failed on that front, but

also they say is failing in terms of israel's long-term security interests and there's a great deal of anger out there about the images that are seeing coming out of gaza as well. >> two >> saw after october 7, because a great deal of political unity, really the country got behind the idea of this military intervention. nearly six months on all of the papered over cracks that we'd see in the political spectrum here in israel appear now to be reappearing that unity, looking much more fragile, abbe than it was yeah it's very significant at this >> moment for these >> protesters to be making their voices heard. as you said six months later, dozens of hostages still in the hands of hamas. melissa bell. thank you very much. and this just in you request to expand a gag order involving donald trump and new york hush money case. justice, the former president wages a series of verbal attacks against prosecutors and also a judge plus breaking sports.

former nfl player, von tate davis has been found dead. what investigators are now telling us about this case >> this is the big dam. it's great to be here the music, the magic of madness. >> it's time to dance while you can eat three >> kane who that don't >> dude, what are you doing? >> i'm protecting my car. >> that's too >> much work. whether tech is so much easier, laser measured floor liners up here, seek protector and cargo liner back there hey out here side window deflectors and mud flaps. and the bump step, keep the bumper

debt-free, cool. it's the best protection for your vehicle, new or pre-owned great. but where do i order whether tech.com >> it's time to feed the dogs. we'll food in the right amount. >> a >> healthy weight can help dogs live a longer, happier life. the farmers dog and makes weight management easy with fresh food, three portion for your dog's needs, it's an idea whose time has come >> i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis, but the pitcher started changing when i started on vif guard this guard has for adults generalized myasthenia gravis or anti aac hr antibody positive in a clinical trial, vif guard inefficiently improved. most participant's ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmt treatment >> most participants taking viv >> guard also had less muscle weakness and your guard treatment schedule is designed just for you.

>> in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respiratory tract infections and headache they've garten may increase the risk of infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or symptoms of an infection, they've guard can cause allergic reactions available as viv guard for iv infusion and also as viv guard high to low for subcutaneous injection additional side effects for viv guard high trudeau. they include injection site reactions to talk to your neurologist about viv guard >> over 1 million people have put super beats by human blood pressure support supplements to the test and the numbers tell the story. we have over 70,000 five-star ratings and reviews were trusted by over 120 pro and college sports teams. where america's number one selling beat brand, the only number one doctor pharmacist and cardiologist recommended the brand for heart health support. see why we've won the hearts of people across america? erica, i get a free month's supply on all bundles at super beats >> ego, the number one rated

brand in >> cordless outdoor power brings you the select cut molar customized to cut with three interchangeable blades. it cuts for over it an hour on a single charge ego exclusively and lows, ace and ego authorized dealers, new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. >> anybody did indeed you do? >> you sponsor a job? you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates whose resumes on indeed match your business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night.

it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. settlement representatives are available now, get your viewing glasses ready. >> eclipse across >> america live next monday at one justin to cnn manhattan district attorney alvin bragg is now asking judge juan merchan, who is overseeing donald trump's >> hush money trial tomend a gag order in that case, two clue family members of those involved in trump's trial. now, this comes after trump's stepped up his verbal attacks against the judge and also singled out the judge's own daughter. those comments about merchant and his family were part of a flurry of posts from

the former president over the weekend, cnn's kristen holmes is over in frigid, wisconsin where donald trump is about to bring his rhetoric back to the campaign trail >> donald trump is set to return to the campaign trail tuesday with visits to the critical battleground states of michigan and wisconsin. but his focus appears to be on his impending criminal trial in new york. >> this is all about election >> interference, pumping his combative rhetoric, trump spent the easter holiday attacking perceived enemies in a series of social media posts writing, quote, happy easter to all including crooked and corrupt prosecutors and judges, and going after the judge, overseeing his new york hush money case and his daughter by name, as he seeks to discredit the case against him. >> i have a trump-hating judge with, the, trump-hating wife and family. >> the remarks come as judges around the country. are voicing concern over trump's attacks on the men and women assigned to hear its cases. >> we do these jobs because we're committed to the rule of law and we believe in the rule of law and the rule of law can

only function effectively when, we have judges who are prepared to carry out their duties without the threat of potential physical harm. >> i've presided over thousands of hearings and trials during my nearly 20 years as a trial judge and never did any defendants in my courtroom show such disrespect for the court system as what's shown by donald trump. trump? but also sharing a video that featured an image of president joe biden tied up in the back of a pickup truck. the former president saying in the friday social media post that the video was filmed a day earlier on long island, where trump attended the wake of an nypd officer who was recently killed during a traffic stop. >> we have to get back to law and order. the biden campaign responding in a statement, quote, trump is regularly inciting political violence and it's time people take him seriously. just ask the capitol police officers who were attacked protecting our democracy on january 6, some republicans taking issue with trump's posts, but falling short of condemning the former

president wants to raise the bar of civility and how we treat the other side of the aisle for sure. now, i don't think he was a sighting violence, but it is representative of the political dialogue we have today. >> and tomorrow. >> we're going to see donald trump in both michigan and wisconsin is the first time we've actually seen donald trump on the campaign trail in a number of ways. aches these two states, one z1 and 2016 then lost in 2020. they are viewed as critical on the pathway back to the white house. abby >> all right. christian home thank you very much for that. and my panel is here with me now to discuss it all. alexia, let's start with you. you can't be surprised, right? that trump is back here again attacking another judge, attacking, uh, judges family in this hush, hush money case but not surprised, but still, it's something that we should not get used to >> pollution. i get used to add an ev. kristen said in her

package it's interesting this came over easter weekend the weekend after donald trump decided to sell bible as a fundraiser. let's clear that he's never opened a bible which says do not provoke others to anger, do not seek revenge. there are so many pieces of christianity that he does not follow as he are hypocritical of what it means to be a leader here. and so it is interesting to see that there's those doublespeak coming from his campaign, the one that insights violence, the one that cause january three, six, as we all remember, 2021. and yet they want to say that they are the side of law and order. it's actually i would be frustrated if i was law enforcement that he goes to the wake of a flame. police officer, and yet he dismisses what happens to the police officers at the capitol on january 6. and so i'm really concerned and the numbers show and prove that violence has increased since he became a political figure. and unfortunately, this rhetoric means that it's only going to continue.

>> joe. the courts have been battling trump >> on this now for many on trying to respect his first amendment rights, but also curtail his really unhinged attacks on the judicial system. is it even working at all or are they failing to rein in this kind of behavior? or is he just successfully ramping up the rhetoric? for political reasons >> abby, i think every institution has failing to rein in his behavior and hold him accountable. i mean, here we are in three years removed from january 6 and that son of a gun, the guy who incited that day still hasn't been put on trial. he does this stuff because he believes he can get away with it and abby life is too short and there's too much at stake to dancer round what donald trump, the horrible things he says in dutch were so numb to it. think about what he did before the weekend started

he shared an image of the president of the united states, bounding gag. the president of the united states being kidnapped and possibly assassinated that's the image donald trump shared and i think the biden administration, abby, needs to forcefully pushed back on stuff so that as you said, we don't just gloss over this i mean, >> it's an important point that image of literally anybody i think would be outrageous, but certainly when it comes to the sitting president of the united states at something else, alex i do want to play for you how a republican congressman mike lawler responded on state of the union yesterday with dana bash when he was asked about trump's truth, social post from the weekend. listen i think everyone needs to tone down the rhetoric, the language and obviously social media has

>> become a vehicle by which to bludgeon people. i just think at the end of the day the former president, current president and on down all of us have a responsibility to check our language >> yes, that time that joe biden tweeted an image of donald trump gagged in a pickup truck. i don't seem to remember that how x what do you make of this response? >> look, i think that's a pretty familiar set of notes to hear from republican who's trying to do a pretty careful dance between a district that he represents that's a pretty moderate district and they republican party that is really not very moderate when it comes to things like this, abby reminded me of after january 6, and first you may recall kevin mccarthy said that donald trump bore responsibility for what happened and then subsequently, he sort of fight that and said, well, we all bear some responsible before it's something to that effect, right in the big, we all have skin in the game here

>> i >> don't know if that's going to be super satisfying for voters to here as we get closer to the election, i do think that it's bit of a preview of the discomfort that donald trump is likely to cause. most members of his party in politically contested parts of the country because we can, there are a lot of things are unpredictable about a campaign like this one, a donald trump's behavior is really not one of them the precise shape of his conduct and comments day to day ab unpredictable. but we all basically know what kind of space it's going to be in. and it's not going to make life easy for the mic callers of the world >> yeah. and i mean, i think that for the mic lawler's of the world, trump is always going to be pushing on the boundaries of what he can force vulnerable republicans like that to defend joe. i want to go to capitol hill here because over the weekend the speaker, mike johnson had an interview with fox where he discussed one of his members, marjorie taylor greene's efforts to kick him out of a job, listened to how he responded sheila exchange

text messages even >> today, we're going to talk >> early next week the martyrs a friends. she's very frustrated about. for example, the last appropriations bills, guess what? so am i as we discussed tray, these are not the perfect pieces of legislation that you and i and marjorie would draft if we had the ability to do it differently but with the smallest margin in us history, where sometimes going to get legislation that we don't like >> so joe, as someone who has spent a lot of time in congress, you were a member just like marjorie taylor greene is when you listen to what speaker johnson is he saying? there? what do you hear? i mean, he doesn't seem all that concerned about marjorie taylor greene here no, i an abby, i think it's good news. i think the speaker realized a few days ago that he has to put this vote for aid to ukraine on the floor. i mean, he can no longer keep it away

and there's almost like a piece, a peaceful resignation in his voice. >> and i think >> the calculation abbe that he's made is that most of his caucus does not want to go through that hellish chaos of another fight to find and pick another speaker. so i think he's politely just daring her, but he knows he's got to put this boat to the floor. >> yeah. i mean, including the people who kicked out the last many of those people are saying they're upset, but they're not willing to go through that whole song and dance all over again. joe alexia, alex, thank you all very much. next, the plans now set for the biden to visit the scene of what was that bridge in baltimore and the massive collapse that unfolded check. >> we hear nothing. >> a space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing series of events is that part

of the wing coming apart, >> space shuttle columbia final flight, premieres sunday at nine on cnn. domains. we know what one thing and one thing only and backs strained backs from weekend chores to pulled backs doing your favorite hobbies. we even know quarterbacks don't the experts back pain relief for more than 100 years available in store near you >> toe fungus is tough to kill and it can spread. >> it's time to start using funky nail, maximum strength bungie nail is so powerful for fully cures and prevents fungal infections. plus, it has aloe and tea tree oil to restore skin health. say goodbye to toe fungus with bungie nail >> the rise >> react to do a caribbean's state of mind send or call one 800 sandals. >> this is a futurama >> go daddy arrow >> creates a logo website, even social posts and minutes

>> ai, ai like who wants to come see the future, get your business online in minutes with godaddy arrow you know how sometimes we sit down and smell that smell that's why i created lumi whole body deodorant for pits, privates and beyond. just a pea-sized amount applied anywhere is clinic we've proven to block odor all day. we put lumi to the test, the average crotch 12 hours after a shower with soap had an odor score of five out of ten, 12 hours after a shower with soap and applying loop me the odor score was zero. make the switch to lumi. and just like that, body odor is gone everywhere. so now you won't smell that smell anywhere. go to lumi do.com to learn more when it comes to hair supplements, you just never know, see things online, just don't know if you're going to work. >> this can be powerful enough. am i actually going to see substantial results? >> well, my >> dermatologist recommended neutrophil and it's 100% drug-free and clinically >> tested within three month. my hair is fuller, >> longer, it's thicker, it's so nice to be noticed for my

hair after hiding it for so many years, >> shy the number one dermatologist recommended hair coat supplement brand at neutrophil dot the most posted show in late night. >> that sounds awesome insane to be real >> i think you a full thing currently central good daily show tonight. i'm lebron on comedy central >> when these business owners need cash fast, they turned to bids to credit to fund what's next? from fitness studios to medical offices and every small business in between. >> we've got you covered whether you need new equipment, funds to expand or need money to cover unforeseen business expenses, bus to credit is the trusted partner for your small business funding needs scan the code on your screen now or go to bids to credit.com to apply this to credit funding. what's next >> with the fund drives innovation fund. you can invest in some of the world's top tech companies including those leading the ai revolution,

before they go public the future is now open for investment >> idea surround your lawn, which scott's turf builders production. it gets three job is done at one's killed swedes prevents cab gas a keeps it grow and strong, get a bag of scott's triple action today. >> it's >> guaranteed feted law, feed it >> i consumer cellular. you get the same exact coverage as the largest carriers for up to half the price >> that's amazing and great customer service based here in america that's amazing and no hidden fees, no contracts and free activation >> that's hello. >> barbara sorry, i was muted >> may >> i know right >> barbara >> to keep safe frames app makes it ridiculously easy to frame your favorite photos. just choose a photo that you love. select

>> perfect frame. and we'll have your framed print delivered and ready to download the free keepsake frames app and start framing today. >> i'm lauren fox on capitol hill, and this is cnn in our sports lead some sad news out of south florida, former nfl player avante davis >> found dead inside a home in broward county today authorities say no foul play is suspected, but an investigation is ongoing. davis played with three teams over ten years in the nfl. his last was with the buffalo bills, where he abruptly resigned half-time. and what would be his final game in game in 2018? in our national we've just got an update from maryland officials about the next steps for the deadly bridge collapse in baltimore. the news comes as the white house has announced, the president biden will visit the site on friday cnn's pete muntean is live near the collapse site in baltimore. pete officials at that press conference just confirmed that they have started moving some

of the debris from that river. what does that look like? >> they've moved some of the debris and now they're able to move some tugs and barges through this alternate shipping lane that maryland officials along with the united states coast guard just announced that it just opened and that is significant, maybe the most substantive update yet almost on the one-week anniversary of this dramatic and disastrous collapse and collision and here, a baltimore's key bridge, that means that boats like that could go to the port. i can get through in an 11 foot deep channel really pales in comparison to the 50 foot-deep channel that used to be here still blocked by the 4,000 tons of debris here, also the mv dali, which is still in place the operative now is trying to cut pieces of that debris of the key bridge, then lift it out of the way and move it out of the way. that is so significant because they're just going to do this piece by piece bite-sized chunks will

enable them to clear the port of baltimore, even though there is no definitive timeline on that, just yet, once you to listen now to the coast guard admiral who is leading a significant part of his operation. he calls this really dangerous work for his crews in the murky potassiums go river here in the port of baltimore these are still girders unlock the still gutters that you can see that above the waterline still, which have significant damage >> below the water line along the bottom it's very challenging because these girders are essentially tangled together intertwined, making it very difficult to figure out where you need to eventually cut so that we can make that into more manageable sizes to lift them from the waterway as far as the salvage operation goes here on saturday, crews were able to move about 200 tons of debris here they say >> by the end of today, they

will move another 300 tons of debris. the goal is to open up some more alternate shipping lanes. two more on the horizon here, but still no real timeline just yet on one the port of baltimore will fully reopen for those 8,000 jobs on the line here, abby wow. >> pete muntean. thank you very much for that and a new turn for abortion rights in america will have the ruling just in, from the florida supreme court. plus, there is trouble for donald trump's claim to fame of his net worth taking a major tumble just days after the parent company of his truth social media company, went public on the stock exchange get your viewing glasses ready. this is >> something >> you won't want to miss in experience, so rare won't happen again for another two decades. boris sanchez and brianna keilar, host to cnn

special live coverage. as reporters and people around the country take in this spectacle, in this guy's eclipse across america, live next monday at one on cnn, or streaming on macs paula's choice, known for its iconic 2% vha liquid exfoliate has done it again, introducing new mandela and lactic acid >> exfoliate. >> it's helped turn my skin from this to this, and my skin gills so much smoother. my skin looks and feels so soft. >> 100% soft, smooth, er softer, writer skin for all all skin types and tome from the trusted experts in skincare ingredients available at polish choice.com. and so bora definitely check out this exfoliate. it has completely transformed my skin stay tuned to learn more about this limited time offer from renewal by anderson. >> have you been looking at replacing your home's windows or doors? if so, i'm sure price is a huge factor. >> a renewal by anderson >> we're really >> proud of our fair pricing

policy. >> we're >> typical middle-class family, we have a budget, we need to be aware of where money is going and the great thing about renewal by anderson was they actually had several financing options that we're going to make sense for our situation. so >> let's talk windows our r6 window material is like the gold standard in the industry it's a composite material that last longer performs better and is actually two times stronger than final >> okay, so >> you're carrying this out to your back deck, but you've got to stop and try to shove open that patio door that can be really frustrating >> the dual >> ball bearing adjustment there's on our patio doors help the doors to glide easily and renewal by anderson, we've been doing this a long time and we know that you don't want some hard sell sales pitch will visit your home, see exactly what you have, and then give you an exact price quote and will honor that price for a whole year so that there's no pressure. let us give you a price on the windows and doors that you will love. >> we have the intention of

looking at different companies, doing some due diligence, and we started with renewal by anderson and it with such a compelling conversation and process that we ended up not even looking any further before april 30th by one window, patio door, or entry door, and get the next one, 40% off. that's 40% and all with a minimum of four units plus save an extra $30 on every window and door you buy with no money down, no monthly payments, and no interest tryst for one year. this offer ends april 30th for a free appointment with renewal by anderson call one that's one 1,400 >> life insurance is too important to put off another day. that's why select quote, makes getting coverage you need easy. now get up to a 2 policy with no medical exam and same day online to

get 50% off your first application.

>> i'll rafael romo the georgia state capitol in atlanta. this is cnn >> we're back with more breaking news now, are the lead florida supreme court has just ruled that the states six-week abortion ban soon we'll go into effect. but the court is also allowing a proposed constitutional amendment protecting the right to an abortion to go on the ballot as well in november that amendment will need approval from about 60% of voters to pass. but similar amendments have passed. and other conservative states, including kansas and just moments ago we are learning the former president donald trump trump's net worth has plunged by more than 1 billion now this is after shares of trump's media and technology group, the company behind truth social law cost about 21% of its value just today, the stocks tumbled came after the company announced it lost 58 million. last year and generated very little revenue. the company is accountants warned, quote substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern starting today,

california's minimum wage for fast food workers is $20 an hour. for that applies to about half 1 million people. for sob. that is a 25% pay raise in just a week, $20 an hour. it may sound like a lot, but just keep in mind california's cost of living is one of the highest in the country. but many local franchisees do say the paying workers more could force them to raise prices even more. we are just a few hours away from a thrilling and to the elite eight round of the ncw, a women's basketball tournament first the widely anticipated rematch between lsu and iowa. i was caitlin clark seeking revenge after losing last year's championship to lsu, then we've got uconn vs usc can use freshmen, juju watkins, take her team to the next level. cnn's brynn jin grass is in albany, new york, where lsu and iowa are about to battle it out for a final fourth spot brynn, this is

going to be a huge w. cure tonight >> i mean this is going to finalize, right? abby, who is going to the final four on the women's side for the nc a tournament here in albany. be excitement is intense. i got to tell you, there are fans who had been waiting thing outside this mvp arena in albany where we are right now in the atrium, just trying to get in several hours before the game is ready to start. and that's because they all have their eyes fixed he did on this rematch. that's about to happen. remember last year the ncw championship game, it was between these two teams, the iowa with caitlin clark and also of course plus you with angel reese and there was so much rivalry between those two players, the trash talking, the intense passion with those two players play for each of their teams and is about to go down yet again here in albany. now i got to say a lot of people were a little disappointed that this is not the national championship game, but nonetheless, by the end of the night, one of these key james is going to be cutting down those nets headed to the final four is very exciting, atmospheric to be here. i got

to tell you, talk to a few of the fans who are waiting to come in. some driving embroil hours overnight through the night into today, just to make it to today's games is going to be an exciting night, abby. yeah. i mean, what a moment. i feel like we're living through for women sports there is so much excitement for these teams and you can see why, because as you'd was pointed out, there is so much conversation about the narrative, the story line behind what's going to happen tonight on the court >> looked like abby, i was talking to some people you know, people that are about the same age as me who grew up playing basketball just like i did. and you know basketball really wasn't shown on tv. you didn't have these star players that were just showcased on television gen. and now that's what you see. little girls are able to look up to women who like caitlin clark, like angel reese, who have so much passion and so much competitiveness and so much dry it's exciting to see and you know what the numbers are showing an abby, if you look at the tickets that

are being sold just for the final four of the women's they are way more expensive then how much the tickets are being resold for the men's final forest. so the women's games are finally catching up. and everyone who i've talked to said, it's about time >> i love it got to say i love it brings and grass. thank you very much. albany, new york >> all right. and the hype is already >> building for another big event coming up next week, we'll be back in a moment. >> our mission here at c, that the new, the news comes first. that's the promise of the situation room we work as hard as we can to get the facts. >> the situation with wolf blitzer. next, want to cnn >> i was just sharing ship i always to wash day. my always crying i went >> i was diagnosed with rob, no miles should coma once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears sickness

and your stomach? just don't want to get up out of bad that statement. >> well, you got to look on the bright side of things. tell me what the bright side of childhood cancer is >> it's a long road. it's hard >> but st. joe has gotten us through at st. jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and >> save the lives of children with cancer and other life threatening diseases thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment travel housing, or food so they can focus on helping their child without all of those donations. st. jude would not be able to do all of the exceptional work that i do for just $19 a month. >> you help >> us continue the lifesaving research and treatment these kids need >> in your matter, if it's a big business or just the

grandmother that donates once a month they are changing people's lives and that's a big deal >> join with your debit or credit card right now. and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support >> our families for grateful for donations, big and small because it's completely changed our lives and it's given us a second chance >> st. jude's not going to stop until every single kid gets that chance to walk out the door. so this hospital cancer-free please don't wait. >> call. >> go online or scan the >> qr code below, right now the future is not just going to happen, you have to make it. and if you want to business, all it takes is an idea and now becomes a future where you grew a dream into a reality we all knew godaddy arrow, put your business online in minutes with the power of ai, you're shipping manager left to find themselves, leaving you lost

unique to hire. >> i need indeed he'd indeed you do. indeed instant match, instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description visited d.com slash higher >> when you get a pool with dr. time, you get the real deal. >> it's >> time real deal >> thanks, tim by q. >> and lets you customize the real down payment and monthly payment of the car you want to buy. >> super smart and make the deal myself, it's your car, you should make the deal you want the deal you make on your phone is the deal you pay. it's that simple then just go to the dealership for hegel free purchase because you already made the deal yourselfshow powe

progress >> blue carbon, a cnn film, sunday, april 21 at nine in are out of this world, lead less than one week to go until next monday's total solar eclipse. the path of the great north american eclipse will cross the

united states, hitting 13 states, starting in texas and heading all the way up to maine cities and states along the path. pairing for an influx of travelers hoping to witness this once in a lifetime event like maine, where today the governor welcomed tens of thousands of visitors who are expected to flock there. she shared several common sense tips for both residents and visitors. the big one being obviously, do not look directly at the sun without safe solar viewing glasses anjoin cnn for special coverage of that big moment we're calling this one eclipse around america covered starts next monday at one eastern on cnn and streaming on macs and you can join me in just a few hours on cnn news night. that's tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. jake tapper w will be back here on te lead tomorrow. and if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show wherever you get your podcasts the news continues on cnn right now. thanks for joining us