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>> let's start with max foster. >> reporter: as soon as they left. there were about a dozen vehicles, so cars, bikes, also . they were exhausted, scared and this all takes harry back to how his mother died, in a car crash involving the paparazzi, something he vowed to protect meghan from, which is why they moved to america. i spoke to a member of the security detail on the phone.

chris sanchez said that i've never seen, experienced anything like this. what we were dealing with was very chaotic. about a dozens vehicles, cars, scooters and bicycles. it could have been fatal. they're not saying that the couple was ever at risk. there wasn't a crash, but they were concerned several points someone crossing the road or the sidewalk could have been hit by the paparazzi, basically going through red lights and acting recklessly. >> let's go to jason carroll. what are officials say about what transpired? >> reporter: well, police say at one point last night, they described it as a, quote, dangerous situation. according to the duke and duchess's team, this was a

situation that involved several teams, unfitted people driving recklessly, driving on the side wake, driving the wrong way down a one-way street, running red lights, as petitions were trying to get out of the way at one point. again we're here at the 19th precinct located about a mile or so from the ziegfeld theater where this event was taking place last night, honors the duchess of sussex. apparently they walked the red carpet. once the event was over, once they got in the car, along with meghan markle's mother, they were swarmed by the paparazzi, chased for several blocks. they ended up at the 19th precinct just to get away from the paparazzi, regroup and figure out their next move. new york city's mayor weighing in on all of this.

a lot of people are asking for more details, as you can imagine. the duke and duchess saying this whole ordeal took about two hours. the mayor questioned that when we heard from him just a short while ago. >> i would find it hard to believe there was a two-hour high-speed chase. that had -- i find it hard to believe, but we will find out the exact duration. even a ten-minute chase is extremely dangerous in new york city. we have a lot of traffic, a lot of movement. a lot of people are using our streets. any type of high-speed chase that involves something of that nature is inappropriate. >> reporter: the nypdre did not report any -- the statement says

last night, they were involved in a near catastrophic car chase at the hands of a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi. this should never come at the cost of nip's safety. guys, back to you. we have to bring in richard quest into in conversation. it's notable, richard, part of the reason that harry and meghan had a break with the royal family had to do with security, specifically around paparazzi. this has been to be emotional for harry. obviously his own mother was killed in a similar circumstance in a chase with the paparazzi. what do you make of all of this? >> let's split it into two aspects. let's deal with harry first. this goes to the very heart of all his complaints, nobody listens, nobody does anything. in a sense, the statement that

jason carroll just read out is a very large "i told you so." he put it in blunt terms. you want to talk about history repeating itself, they're not going to stop until she dies. s? no longer harry whining, as you saying, about what goes on .

dor so what will the police do, so that this sort of thing does that repeat. well to go back to -- >> you say that d. by the way, you can say that about every police force in the united states where harry and meghan will appear, the test becomes how will you respect the paparazzi's first amendment right, but at the same time protect the public from very dangerous motor chases, and hold people accountable for putting others in danger. let's go back to max foster. i understand you have new reporting. bring us up to speed. it's just -- we're all asking what the rest of the family's position is on this. from the sussex side, they haven't heard anyone from the royal family reach out to them and ask if harry is okay. buckingham palace is saying

they're not commenting, but also kensington palace is not comments. they're also not commenting privately at this point, so relying entirely on what we're hearing from the sussexes. >> max foster, richard quest, jason carroll, thank you for all the reporting. we'll bring you the latest. briana? president biden is no a his way to japan. his trip has been cut back, though, cons cancelling stops i papua new guinea and arizona. the president said day he is confident the u.s. will not pay its debts. >> the nation has never

defaulted on its debt and never will. we will continue these discussions until we reach an agreement. cnn's jeremy diamond is joining us from the white house. he canceled his meeting in australia. obviously this was an important one. will it be rescheduled ? look, make no mistake, in that region this is being viewed by white house officials insist the u.s. is committed to -- to pushing back on china.

that's a big part of the quad summit that the president was supposed to attend. president biden will unless mean with the leaders of the quad they also say it shows that that's certainly something that will hang over the president's visit to japan and the g7 meeting as he's heading in with the threat of default looming over him. it's a recognition that president biden needs to be in the room with the speaker of the house next week if they are indeed to finalize a deal to cut spending and to ultimately avert the cat strosks consequences of default. so president biden, he is set to

return on sunday from that trip to japan. very quickly we expect him to get back in the room following days of conversation between the white house staff and mccarthy's deputies as well. brianna? >> we saw the press quite animated about the possibility of him speaking to parliament, and that certainly will be a disappointment. u.s. officials tell me and natasha bertrand a patriot air defense system has only minor damage following a russian attack outside kyivo tuesday morning. an official tells us they sent inspector to examine the system. i'm told it's still functional. ukraine, we should note only has two patriot missile batteries, so this news is significant going forward. it comes as ukraine is beginning

criminal proceedings guess six bloggers for illegally disseminating information about the country's air defense system on social media during that very same attack. sam, i wonder why this tough crackdown. do they believe that the security was compromised by these posts? >> there's no evidence and i don't think they would show any evidence if they thought there had been help given to the targeting capabilities by deliberate or inadvertent use of social media. in other words, two rapid or live reporting onto social media of strikes by missiles or indeed the antimissile missile systems such as patriot. they banned it for some time and it's affected you and our

reporting in the past, jim. they are very, very strict about it, because they are concerned here in ukraine that, whether it's the media or people using social media can simply broadcast to the russians where their bombs or missiles are landing so they can adjust their aim. that is why they're doing that. the results of this prosecution, of course could be some way off, but it does come in the early stages of a summer offensive. i think they are -- there is no question they are clamping down a lot more on security, restricting, for example, the movements of us in the media, jim. sam kiley, good to have you there. stay safe, in southeastern ukraine. boris? state house members in south carolina are in a marathon debate after lawmakers

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a long-drawn-out debate is going on, but they have to go through 1,000 amendments on the bill. they are currently underway. state representative john richard king is here. >> what are you trying to accomplish with these 1,000 amendments .

sir, your party tried this, i believe last year over a bill limiting access to transender people in sports. they say there's -- i'm wonders what your response is to them. >> and so, any day that we can slow it down so that women can access quality healthcare and their rights are not trampled on, i don't think it's a losing

battle. so now the voices of women are less in the state. i was the one who put up 1,000 amendments to slow this down. 1r0e9ers ultimately decided that. you have spoken out in your fundamental disagreements with a number of things on the legislative agenda. i wonder what your message is to vot voters. whether these menned with their decision and changed their districts.

>> when they drew their districts. what you find here is now that there are no women on the south carolina supreme court, because they have elected all men, only one african american there, the one african on there who was one who overturned our law in south carolina. now that we are not elected by

the general population. our judges are elected by the general assembly. >> sir we have heard from numerous lawmakers in a very similar position you're in from several states across the country after roe versus wade was overturned last summer. over and over again at every level, we have heard democrats sa y in reference to what we are fighting for. and in the state of south carolina, i believe we should send it to the voters and allow the voters to vote and decide.

john richard king, thank you so much for sharing your time with us. we appreciate your perspective. >> thank you for having me, boris. >> jim? it's not just south carolina where -- right now a federal appeals court is hearing arguments of a national ban of an abortion bill. three judges could decide, even in states where abortion remains legal, will now have access to the most common form of abortion in this country. joan biskupic joins me to discuss. >> what is.most likely outcome? >> i can tell you, as a miracle of livestreaming, i -- i've already been hearing what they're saying, and they've been

been skeptical of the biden administration's position. this is the opening of a new chapter. there's a threshold issue that i'm listening for, jim. that's the question of whether the antiabortion physicians and medical groups who have challenged the fda actually have legal grounds to say are quite sympathetic to the challengers' claims, because they say they obvious could be treating women

in emergency rooms. the biden administration challenges that no notion. the whole thing overall is then the fda's expertise it's also about th e. >> women's would not have ago to the supreme court came in late last month to lower court litigation that was i think the

supreme court might be more sympathetic than on the first round because, just for what you say if individual states, they'll have. >> joan, always good to have you on, and you'll go back to listening? >> i will. how a man broke into jake sullivan's home without being notified. >> and threats have surged over 400% and warns it could get worse. we'll have details, ahead. tand the worlrld through their lens and invest accordingly. you can call us christmas eve atat four o'clock in the morning.

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a serious security breach is under investigation. the secret service is looking into how an intruder got inside the home of national security adviser jake sullivans. his protective detail did not see him. sullivan encountered this person inside his washington, d.c. home. he told the investigators that the intruder appeared to be intoxicated. the source told cnn the intruder did not make a threat. the intruder left unnoticed by security person necessarily. brianna? >> so worrying.

aid mid word of that you are wire, u.s. capitol police chief tom manger, he just testify that lawmakers have experienced a 400% increase in threats over the last six year. i want to bring in lauren fox, who was on capitol hill following this. this is a troubling trend. >> reporter: yeah, it truly is. for lacks and their staff that come to the capitol every day, it's not just a threat here in d.c., but also back home, in their ops, many of which are not security. here's what we learned. >> just one day after an attack at jerry connelly's office, tom manger telling the house committee about the alarming rise in threats against lawmakers. >> it's gone up 400% over the

last six year. several lawyers are now reviewing their district security protocols. at a man attacked two staff members in gerry connelly's office. >> it's sad that we have to deal with this. >> reporter: now looking toward ways in how to -- >> we need to be proactive, not reactive. >> we just have to be extra cautious. >> there's no room for political violence in our country. >> reporter: part of the pelosi inns didn't was captured. >> drop the hammer. >> uh, no. >> hey, hey, what's going on? >> what's going on here?

[ bleep ]. >> reporter: other examples that have shaken lawmakers including an attack on former congressman lee zeldin at a campaign event for the run for governor last july. the suspect had a weapon. zeldin wasn't injured. earlier a man attacked angie craig in the elevator of her apartment building. according to police, she is tossed her hot coffee on the offender to defend herself. >> the proliferation of use of social media, and the just -- the increasingly the increasing divide in our country politically has a lot to do with it, with the increase in threats. >> and the challenge for lawmakers, brianna is that they have a public facing job. they want to communicate with their constituents.

they want to have town halls. they had immediata meet-and-gre they're constantly balancing that with threats. brianna? >> that is tough, when they just want to be able to be there for their constituents. lauren fox, thank you. living for us from capitol hill. just into cnn, the state department has reversed course. it's now going to allow two top members of the house foreign affairs committee to view a dissent cable. the state department's refusal led to antony blinken facing a contempt resolution. what can you tell us about this development? it's a significant concession.

>> that's right. it is a concession. what we have heard from the state department up to today is that they don't think they should share in dissent cable in full with the house, because they think this is a sacred channel, and they thought their description was sufficient. we have heard from the committee investigating the afghan withdrawal is that those descriptions of what was in the dissent memo just weren't enough. now the state department is saying they will allow the top republican and top democrat on the economiee to come to the state department and in tamara review it without the names who signed that cable actually attached to the cable itself. the question here is if the committee is actually going to accept that. are they going to want staffers to be able to see it? are they going to want to see the secretary's response to that

dissent cable? we're waiting to see exactly what they do, but this is a clear concession as the threat of holding the secretary of state in contempt of congress was very clear. >> we'll see what chairman mccall does now. and the lab leak theory, what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: listen, this report doesn't actually change a whole lot. it is significant, such that this report, which was done by senator rubio, who is the top republicans on the intelligence committee in the senate, there is circumstantial evidence that the investigation has unearthed that backs the lab leak theory, the theory that covid-19

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