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70 days of serbia leaves a dead and a suspect on the run. a former uc davis student has been arrested in that series of stabbings, near the campus in california. and, eight jury finds four out of five men, this is the far-right proud boys group, guilty of seditious conspiracies while they were all in the january 6th capitol siege. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with michael holmes. >> we begin with a massive manhunt underway, in serbia after the country's second mass shooting in as many days. officials say, at least eight people were, killed 13 others wounded in several villages southeast of the capital belgrade on thursday. hundreds of police and special forces are now searching for the suspect, who fled the scene. serbia's public broadcaster say he was in a vehicle with two other people before he got out and shot victims with an

automatic weapon. local media report a police officer and his sister were among those killed. all of this, happening as serbia is still reeling from wednesdays horrific scotian, which left nine people dead. scott mclean is near the scene of the second shooting. >> surfers today are waking up to a headline that seems quite unbelievable. and less than 48, hours a second mass shooting has taken place. authorities say that this one happened in this field, in this rural area between two very small villages, about 50, 60 kilometers south of belgrade. so, there's a soccer pitch, they're locals say there's also barbecue area, where young people like to hang out. there is also a vehicle there where the windows have apparently been shot out. , and this is where the shooting is alleged to have taken place. authorities say it happened with a automatic weapon. something that is banned in this country, generally.

there are illegal weapons still circulating in the country, backed over from conflict in the 1990s. but automatic weapons are heavily restricted for civilians. , and even getting a semi automatic weapon in the country, requires jumping through a lot of checks, and a lot of hoops. there is now a massive manhunt taking place across a very wide swath of the, country a very rural area as well. there's, fields there's orchards here, and there are some 600 police officers who are looking for the suspect. a 21 year old men, they are identifying as -- he may well still be heavily armed, and on the way, here we actually saw heavily armed police combing an area on the side of the highway, about 20 miles from, here which gives you a sense of just how big this search area may be at this point. now, in light of the school

shooting, that took place on wednesday, we're already doing some social searching about what happened in that case and how they can prevented in the future. there been discussions about mental, health above violent video, games and the impact of social media, and of course about guns, lawmakers have now proposed to put a two-year moratorium on the issuing of new gun permits. scott mclain, cnn, enroll serbia. we are learning new details about wednesday's mass shooting, not far from, here in atlanta georgia, 24-year-old u.s. coast guard veteran, dion patterson has been charged with one count of murder, and four counts of aggravated assault. police say he opened fire in a medical, building killing one woman and wounding for others. , an atlanta police source told cnn that the mother of the suspect told investigators that the sun was seeking treatment at the facility. he reportedly got angry when doctors would not given a certain anti-anxiety drug. in a statement, she pleaded for

mental illness to be taken seriously, i'm not to disregard anyone. all who needs. health, and she apologized to the families of those killed and injured. the one person killed has been identified as aimee st-pierre, the wife and mother who worked for the center for disease control, and prevention. her family describes her, as quote, the best of the best. and police have made an arrest in a series of brutal stabbings, near the university of california davis, there were at least three attacks in the span of five, days it left two people dead and a community on edge. cnn's veronica miracle, with the latest. police say that the person they believe is responsible for the stabbing death of two people and critically injuring another person is a former you see davis student. who was separated from the university, just last week, 21 year old carlos dominguez, officials say that he is no longer with the university, as of, last week due to academic

reasons. , and that happened two days before the first murder took place. the latest attack happened on, monday near campus it left a woman in critical condition and the days before two men were killed at two parks near you see davis on thursday and saturday. , now police say they were able to arrest him because they got 15 calls from people in the community about a suspect who -- a person, rather who is wearing the same description, the same clothing as the suspect. , then when they found him, they say he had a large knife on him that they were looking for. here's the police chief, take a listen. >> we decided to first arrest him for possessing a large knife, it was on his person when he was picked up. and he was wearing a backpack, and in the backpack was a large knife that was consistent with one that we were looking for, based on note from the first homicide. , and he could be arraigned in

court as early as monday. >> now, thanks to veronica miracle for that report, not the u.s. justice department is hailing a major victory in its legal battle against the right-wing militia group involved in the u.s. capital riot. cnn, sara murray with details from washington. >> for members of the far-right proud boys, convicted of seditious conspiracy. [crowd chanting] a jury finding enrique otero the former leader of the proud boys, ethan nordean, joseph biggs and zachary real guilty of seditious conspiracy and other charges. in a, verdict confirming the prosecutors central allegation that they conspired to stop the peaceful transfer of power on january, six by attacking the capitol. today's verdict, makes, clear that the justice department will do everything in its power to defend the american people and american democracy. and a trial that stretched for months, prosecutors highlighted donald trump's earlier pandering to the proud boys. >> proud boys, stand back and

stand by. >> along with video, and messages like this one, it's time for war if they steal this, making the case that trump's election lies -- >> there was a rigged election, inspired the proud boys to help juniper volition against the incoming biden presidency. , so we can storm the capital, -- >> defense attorneys argued that their clients were merely scapegoats, and it was trump who incited the riots. >> a fight like, all and if you don't fight like, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> the proud boys, coming in. >> but prosecutors said that the proud boys were at the front line of the mob. [crowd chanting] >> riling up the, crowd as the first barriers were breached. >> today's verdict marks the third times prosecutors have notched can vixens first of vicious -- and there is stork prosecution of january six. but finding a fifth proud boy not guilty of seditious conspiracy. he was not accused of holding a leadership role in the proud right group, but he did, according to prosecutors, steal

a policed right sheet. >> and using it to break a window that rioters used to enter the capital. >> the jury found him guilty of other crimes like obstruction of an official proceeding. >> tireless indictment is especially, significant he wasn't in washington on january six. having been arrested, two days earlier and ordered to leave the city, but messages presented by prosecutors, suggests that he was waiting for a revolution, and it helped create a command structure within the, group in the run up to the capitol insurrection. make no mistake, he told other proud boys, on january six we did this. >> sarah murray, reporting for us there, cities across ukraine, bracing for another day of missile and drone strikes from russia after that suspicious predawn attack on the kremlin. sounds of air raid sirens and repeated explosions sent people running for shelter in kyiv on thursday evening. , and then there was this frightening scene over the

capitol. >> we >> what you saw there was actually friendly fire, malfunctioning ukrainian drones shot down by ukraine's air force. no casualties or injuries were reported on the ground. , meanwhile moscow now says that the u.s. directed the drone attack on the kremlin, early wednesday, russia called it an assassination attempt against president vladimir putin. the u.s. national security council, spokesperson, john kirby dismissing the claim as ridiculous and lies. not a beshear is live this hour, in london for, us with the latest on the drone strike on the kremlin. nada the blame game just, continues to bring us up to date. absolutely, the blame game is continuing, and moscow is really dialing up its rhetoric when it comes to the u.s. governments engagement in the

war in ukraine. as you, mentioned we have heard from the russian deputy defense minister there claiming that the u.s. had direct involvement in this alleged attack on the kremlin, the drone strike on the kremlin, and of course we heard from the deputy defense minister saying that both, parties the u.s. and russia are not likely on the verge of an open armed conflict, and these are strong words coming from the kremlin, they claim that the u.s. government has long been a direct party to the war in ukraine. of, course these come despite the denial from both ukraine and the united states, as you mention we've heard from the state department as well as the u.s. national security council. both denying these claims, take a listen to the message from the spokesperson, john kirby. >> i would just tell, you mr. peskov is lying, obviously it's a ludicrous claim, the united states had nothing to do with, this we don't know exactly what happened here, caitlin but i can assure you the united states had no role in, it

whatsoever. >> now, the kremlin maintains that this was an attempt terrorist attack, a thought to assassinate vladimir putin, but this was an attack executed by, kyiv but a plan devised in washington d.c., of course these are claims that ukraine at the u.s. government deny and, despite this we have heard from moscow saying that they are maintaining talks with the u.s. government, they, are in their words looking to ensure that it doesn't reach the point of unopened armed conflict between the two nations, and at the high-level talks will continue to party through channels of dialogue. >> yes, nada, before i let you, go the leader of the wagner mercenary, group yevgeny prigozhin, he's known for outrageous statements and officials, but releasing a video that was gruesome and extreme, even for him. >>, yes absolutely, in that video which is extremely graphic, yevgeny prigozhin, the chief of the wagner mercenary

group appears to essentially displayed the bodies of what he claims to be killed wagner fighters. , and in this, video he has had slamming rushing officials slamming his message, specifically to the russian defense minister, the chief of general stuff of the russian army for ammunition efficiencies in the wagner group. calling for more, ammunition to be provided to the private military contacted group. , and this comes as the u.s. intelligence officials, say that they believe that russia may not be able to launch a full offensive as planned, because of shortages in both manpower, and ammunition. >> all right, nada bashir, there in london, first thank you nada. >> quick break, here on the program, when we come back a cliff-hanger in the battery and defamation lawsuit against donald trump. his attorneys rested their case, but will trump change his mind about testifying? we'll have a report from, new york later in the hour. , also the united kingdom prepares for the first coronation of a british monarch

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abby, and feature all the pomp and pageantry you'd expect. this will be the first coronation of a british monarch in 70 years. the prince and princess of wales, william and, kate got into the action, commuting like commoners on london's underground ford tube, of course as it's known, this was on thursday. they wrote the elizabeth line named, obviously after william's late grandmother, queen elizabeth the second. they visited a pub in central london, leading with a lockers and visitors preparing for the big weekend. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ around 400 armed forces members from commonwealth nations took part in a joint parade, on thursday. they've been training for several days, and will form part of the ceremonial procession on saturday. all enthusiasts have set up camp along the procession route, camp quite literally in many cases.

they're hoping to get a good view of king charles when he travels from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. >> it will be very emotional for, me obviously when the king comes, i will salute my king. i'm >> very excited because i'm a mom and kissed, and i support our king and queen, and we love our king and queen and we want them to know that. >> the recession is so emotional. you know the brits do it so well. everything is so organized. >> now, the coronation of king charles will be a deeply religious ceremony, steeped in ancient tradition. cnn's max foster with more on that. >> for more than 1000 years, the coronation ceremony for english monarchs has remained largely unchanged. king charles will walk into westminster abby in the footsteps of his ancestors. ancient symbols like the stone of schoon.

seized in scotland from king edward in the 13th century and used in coronations ever since. brought to london for saturday 's event. the palace says he also wants to reflect modern britain and look to the future. the challenge will be how to do both during a cost of living crisis. charles will be crowned with the st. crown. the same one placed upon previous monarchs. crowned jewels will feature, including scepters. the golden orb and various sorts each with their own symbolism. he will wear robes that have been passed down through the generations. the, anointing the most sacred spiritual part of the series will be head from view by special screen. one of the newly made pieces for the coronation. charles, who has always been known for his environmental campaigning, has been keen to emphasize reduce. he will be welcomed to the

abbey first by the young core star to whom he will say that i can come not to be served but to serve. ♪ ♪ ♪ inclusivity is at the top of his agenda. the ceremony will be conducted by the archbishop of canterbury. the most senior member of the church of england, after the king. >> it looks around and our society and seeks to reflect us as we are. with joy and celebration. >> for the first time, people of multiple faiths will have a role. even the pope is set to gift. fragments believed to be of jesus's cross which have been incorporated into this new one which will lead the court a short procession. symbols the new monaco's will be enough to continue relevance in the modern word wealthiest honoring sacred tradition. max foster, cnn, london. now, earlier, we ask the world commentator, what role queen

camilla will play in the coronation. >> this is the most fascinating aspect of the whole thing, to me. with the royal family story. because, not so long ago, camilla was the arch villain of the story. and it just shows how life takes an extraordinary twist and turns that now she is going to become queen. and so, yes she will have her own coronation ceremony, she will be coming to the oils which would make her close to god, as. well she'll be a big part of this and, yes fans of the crown might not be thrilled but it is great human drama. >> queen camilla will be crowned with queen mary's crown, which is the modified and reset with several drills from the lake queen elizabeth ii's private collection. and, of course, cnn will bring you special live coverage of the coronation of king charles iii, on saturday, may six starting at ten a.m. in london.

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welcome back i'm michael holmes and you're watching cnn newsroom. now, new violent clashes abrupt it friday morning, incidents capital. witnesses report fighting between the sit in these armed forces, and the rapid support forces in the vicinity of the presidential palace. clashes also reported, north of khartoum and warplanes were seen flying over the city. now that is despite the rsf saying that it would extend a cease-fire for 72 hours starting this morning, local time. this also comes after the rival sudanese armed forces announced that it had agreed to a seven-day cease-fire with the paramilitary group. although, there was no response from the group at that time. previously cease-fires have not

stopped the fighting as of by columns of dark smoke over the capitol, on their. state witnesses report the most violent fighting since the start of the violent fighting, last month, which has led to the death of hundreds of civilians. among the victims, a trailblazer in the, our cnn stephanie rosario was there. -- a family member tell cnn, 80 year old known as the country's first professional state actress died after shells hit her home in bar, north of the capital. it is unclear which side of the conflict by the shot that killed the actress. the fighting between the rapid support forces, and the sudanese army shows no signs of letting up the fight as a seven-day cease-fire that was supposed to start earlier thursday. both sides have not kept to negotiate a cease fire since the start of the conflict. , and they blame each other for breaking the truth. meanwhile, foreign countries

continue to evacuate their citizens. hundreds of nigerians come at the latest, to return home, from sudden late wednesday. as the country spirals into a looming humanitarian crisis. the norwegian refugee council has warned that people trapped in the battlefield in sudden are running out of food and water. secretary general called on the international community to put more effort into providing aid to the people in sudden then evacuating their own citizens. stephanie busari, cnn, lagos. >> now, we have the president and ceo of the international crisis group joining me now from london. and, thank you for doing so doctor, are you worried, first of all that as countries like the united states and others pulled their people out of sudden that they will then just see the conflict as something that they don't need to focus on? what would be the impact of the? >> the impact will be

phenomenal, michael i've just come back from nairobi following talks with various envoys and listening to various sudanese voices. and one cannot overestimate -- underestimate, that the humanitarian fallout, particularly in a region that is already unstable, in central african republic can recall, insults hidden, facing its own years of instability and you're seeing ethiopia now coming out of its own devastating war in tigray and the instability in libya and chad and then a very peaceful economy in egypt. , so this will have dire consequences very unstable part of africa. what are your concerns that the

situation, becomes perhaps a tribal conflict. ethnic conflict. or perhaps even spilled outside that quarters and drag other countries in? >> it exactly, i'm very worried. i'm very thankful, also, because as you mentioned, michael. sudan has a number of those countries chad, particularly. where the reports of a number of refugees going into these countries. and where there's already instability there. so it's sort of a repeat of what we saw in the 18 and 1990s it's a humanitarian catastrophe. 800,000 already moving around the neighborhoods. and they are displaced. i think one of the biggest fears is that sudan is -- this is a country where we saw

a vibrant revelation 2019. it's irresponsible of the sudanese. of course international actors, otherwise, we are likely to see international actors repeating the mistakes of libya, and whatever situation they got out of control, very quickly spiraled. and then what we saw the number of other countries, and the wider horn of africa. to see a repeat of that would be complacent on the part of the international actors. >> it's very delicate. i wish we had more time. doctor, we had a video with the international crisis group. we really appreciate you making the time for us. >> thank you very much. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> yes, we want to update you on our top story now. police have made an arrest in the mass shooting in serbia. let's go now to cnn's, scott mclain, near the scene of the shooting. a massive manhunt has been going on.

keep us up to date, scott. >> hey michael, yes, people are obviously breathing a sigh of relief in the city of -- which is one of three sites where the shooting took place. eight people are dead, 13 people wounded at least at this point from what we know. the suspect was actually arrested and a larger city called -- and central serbia which is more than our way where we are right now. the residents in this area didn't frankly know how far the suspect might have gotten once he fled the three scenes of the shooting. until one man, who lives in the house over there, with his family, including a young son asked me if it is safe to come out and have they made an arrest. obviously, they're very happy to hear this news. because they're in another village nearby. a man there told us that he was afraid to come to this one because he figures that there's a good chance that the shooter

may still have been hiding out in this village. the scale of this man hunt, it is difficult to understate. we are talking about 600 uniformed police officers involved. we saw some of them going by, heavily heavily armed. some of them were wearing balaclavas, some of them just cleared out this area in the village as well and there are checkpoints along the highway. and the police officers checked their vehicles, tractor truck over vehicles as we were coming in. michael -- and i think what is really remarkable about this story is a couple of things. is the weapon that authorities believe he was using which is a fully automatic weapon which is not possible for civilians to obtain legally. there are plenty of illegal guns left over from the 19 90s brittani has some iata question, even legally, requires you to go through a lot of hoops and training courses.

you also need a good reason to have that done. it also comes less than 48 hours after a school shooting which shocked this country. where nine people were killed, including eight of them who were students at a school in belgrade. and when the headlines first came out, frankly, a lot of people may have thought that we were still talking about the shooting that happened on wednesday. in fact we were coming into this area we were asking for directions from one men and zipper exact additions took place and the man told us, michael, that happened in belgrade. he assumed that there was no possible way that there had been a second shooting. that is how shocking this has been. >> to that point, scott i mean we've been broadcasting the event right now, what people almost immune to the mass shootings like this one. that is not the separation. i mean, i feel weird, you are

covering one shooting and i are covering another. that just doesn't happen. >> no, it really doesn't. this country does have a high rate of private gun ownership but they also have gun control they have to try to win -- the would love to have in that country. i've covered school shootings in the united states and, you are right, we become in some ways desensitized to them. and there's not a lot of expectation afterwards that is going to be any political will or way to actually get anything done. but in this country the government has already announced proposed laws which would, one of them, is moratorium on new gun licenses for the next two years. so they can figure out how to strengthen their gun laws, and make sure that it never happens again. that is what's happening in serbia especially after this latest shooting. >> scott mclain, on the spot there for us in anthony may,

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the jury in the bathroom defamation suit against former president, donald trump, is set to hear closing arguments on monday. as part of cnn's -- reports trump himself could wind up forcing those plans to change. >> after calling 11 witnesses he'd she kara witnessed her battering defamation case against former president, donald trump. trump attorneys also rested their case outside the presence of a jury. it is unexpected twist, the judge said he would give trump until 5 pm on sunday to change his mind about testifying. the judge cautioned that he might not allow its, but he was providing the window for trump to possibly reopen his case since trump publicly stated, while on a trip to ireland, that he was returning to the u.s. over a false accusation.

the judge said, he has the right to testify, which has been waived but he has second thoughts all athletes considerate. trump attorney, joe tacopina, said he spoke with trump on thursday morning and he had no intention of testifying. he indicated a change in strategy was unlikely. trump's lawyers did not call any witnesses in his defense. choosing to try to make their case through cross-examination of carroll's witnesses. earlier on thursday, jury watch the video deposition trump gave an october. during the 30 minutes of testimony trump agreed that he made the allegedly defamatory statements that he didn't know carole, that she was in this type, and that she made up the story. he said he stood by the comments. the jury also heard from another friend of carole who said carroll told her about the alleged rape at the time. on cross examination, trump's attorneys presented the friend with text messages and emails. she sent speaking negatively of trump. in an effort to suggest her testimony was politically motivated. carolers also called a marketing professor who testified that would cause as much as two point $7 million to repair carroll's reputation

from the alleged damage caused by trump statement. barring any last-minute changes, closing arguments will take place on monday, the jury can get the case as soon as tuesday. kara, scannell cnn, new york. >> in the new york state of new york the manhattan district attorney is investigating the death of a subway rider. jordan nearly died on monday after being allegedly put in a chokehold by a fellow passenger. he was a well-known and michael jackson impose nature that fell on hard times in recent years. a friend who performed with him in the past said milley had been struggling since the murder of his mother in 2007. she said he had been living on the streets. cnn's, omar jimenez, has the latest on the investigation into his death. and we warn some images in this report are graphic. >> witnesses say it all started when jordan neatly was acting erratically as he reportedly said he was fed up and hungry. >> he started yelling violent

language, i don't care if i die, i don't care if i go to jail, i don't have any food, i don't have any beverage, i'm done. then he pulled out his jacket and he went on the floor. >> alberto vásquez was there and says despite any aggressive and frightening behavior, nearly hadn't attacked anyone, even if he was making passengers uncomfortable. along after vazquez, another passenger came up behind him and put him in a chokehold. that's because he didn't hear any interaction between them beforehand, he just heard them fall to the ground. he shot this video minutes into the altercation. >> we arrive at the station, the doors were open, all the people were running away and the guy was staying in this position about seven or eight minutes. >> another passenger player

speedy helping him strain him. it's also unclear how long, in total, he was in the chokehold. since they didn't capture the start of it. but nearly lost consciousness, and was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. the medical examiners office says he died because of compression of the neck, calling it a homicide. no charges have been filed, the manhattan district attorney's office says they are assessing all photo and video footage to identify, and interview, as many witnesses as possible. >> people are dealing with mental health illness and the ship the help they need not live on the train. i'm glad to continue to push on that. >> last year, new york city's mayor eric adams criticize for directing first responders, and the nypd to enforce a law allowing them to involuntarily commit people experiencing a mental health crisis as part of an attempt to address concerns about homelessness, and crime. protest in support of milley have called for answers. >> it could've been someone there to help him, broke it up or something. stop the whole situation.

but at the same time, he don't deserve to lose his life. this will be on the train. i think it would still be alive today. >> that last part is the controversy here. that many people feel no matter what happened beforehand, they shouldn't have ended in death. now, log forsman source tilt cnn that milley had been arrested over 40 times for things including, jumping turnstiles, theft, but also and a few cases assault. that said, he doesn't like the anyone on this train knew any of that as this was unfolding. as for the man who did the chokehold. we reached out to who we believe is him and when he answered a phone. and i identified myself as a reporter he said he wasn't interested in answering any of my questions before hanging up. however, a law enforcement told cnn that he did speak to police before being released. omar jimenez, cnn, new york. >> well it's often seen as the biggest horse racing event of the year that happens on saturday.

but is not parties drinks or bets that have people talking about the kentucky derby right now it is the death of four horses this week. here is cnn's nick wash with a deeper look into what is happening on the track and behind the scenes. >> four horses dead in just one week. a very high-profile week. the buildup to the kentucky derby the most exciting two minutes and sports. two horses have been euthanized for humane reasons after injuries on the track, says churchill downs. two more died suddenly of as yet unknown causes. both of them trained by, sappy joseph junior. >> i'm shattered, basically. you know what i mean? because i know it can't happen, it is mind-boggling. the odds of it happening is like one in a trillion. >> late thursday joseph centering the derby was scratched giving the

unexplained sudden death, we have reasonable concern about the condition of his horses, said churchill downs. but they've decided to suspend him indefinitely, until details are analyzed, and understood. four and a week might be unusual, but race horses do die, 28 died here at churchill downs last year, according to horse racing wrongs and activists organization. the tracks the numbers but the track has not confirmed that total. this sport of kings was already under scrutiny over horse injuries and deaths, particularly after a spate of fatalities at santa anita california in 2019. jerry hollander, for a trainer, who had four horses died last year denied anything wrong. but was banned from the track after our reporting. >> people don't understand that jerry felt really bad when he lost those horses. that is bob baffert, racing scrambled men, a key player in the scandal that still hangs

over churchill downs. his horse, medina spirit, superstar winner in 21 that later that year. and later stripped of that when after a failed post race drug test. they deny wrongdoing, it is still banned from this fable track. we have full confidence in our racing surfaces, say the tracks owners, after the four deaths this week. we continue to press for answers. the surface is often blamed but we might never know, exactly, why these horses died. >> is not the surface. i think we just ran into -- >> that trainer, sofie joseph junior, was supposed to have a runner in the derby himself on saturday. not anymore, but entry has been scratched, and we have heard from churchill that joseph has been suspended, quote, given the unexplained sudden death we have reasonable concerns about the condition of his horses and have decided to suspend him indefinitely, until details are

analyzed and understood. this is not what horsewhipping needs, this time of year they want us to be talking about mint julep some hats not humane euthanasia and that horses. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> our thanks to nick watt. after suspension was announced by churchill downs abby joseph junior spoke with cnn affiliates, wdrb and said, quote i am definitely a state coat and quotes. jimmy fox speaking publicly for the first time senses undisclosed, quote, medical complication last month. in an instagram post the actor said he appreciated all the love and is feeling -- he's been filming in atlanta but a source says the medical emergency did not happen onset. meanwhile, fox network announced that nick cannon will replace him as host of the music related game show, the beach exam.

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