Massive wave sweeps people off boardwalk
Six people were injured after a massive wave swept bystanders off a Miami boardwalk after Hurricane Ian.
CNN's John Berman flew above storm damage. This is what he saw
CNN's John Berman flies above the destruction left behind by Hurricane Ian in Lee County, Florida.
Massive boats end up on dry land following Hurricane Ian
CNN's Randi Kaye shows the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers, Florida.
Drone video shows destruction in Sanibel Island, now cut off from Florida's mainland
Sanibel Island, a small community near Fort Myers, Florida, is connected to the mainland by a causeway, parts of which just got washed away by Hurricane Ian. Holly Smith, mayor of Sanibel, joins CNN's John Berman to discuss.
'It's a miracle': Hear from Ukrainian residents who survived Russian shelling
In the Ukrainian city of Toretsk, 19 people survived deadly Russian rocket strikes without injury, as Russia advances through the Donetsk region. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.
'The biggest bully I've ever faced': Mother of Sandy Hook victim on confronting Alex Jones
Scarlett Lewis, whose six-year-old son Jesse was killed in the Sandy Hook shooting, joins CNN's Anderson Cooper and shares why she decided to take the stand in Alex Jones's civil trial.
Pennsylvania GOP voters weigh in on Senate race
CNN's Jessica Dean talks with Pennsylvania voters about the Senate race between GOP candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz and Democrat Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman.
Haberman: Here's why NY lawsuit could encourage Trump to run in 2024
The New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that New York Attorney General Letitia James' civil lawsuit against the former President Donald Trump could convince him to run for president in 2024 because of the legal protections the office provides.
