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CNN 5 Things

12 PM ET: Navalny's body, AT&T outage, opioid overdose medication access & more

CNN 5 Things

CNN

Daily News, News

3.71.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2024

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Alexey Navalny's mother says she's seen her son's body. AT&T is experiencing an outage that's making it hard for thousands of customers to call, text, or access the internet. President Joe Biden might take matters into his own hands when it comes to the southern border. Dozens of states are offering free opioid reversal treatments – we'll tell you how & where. A trial is underway that’ll decide whether a Texas school district can have any say over the length of students’ hair. And, why NASA is watching today's lunar landing very closely. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Hey there from CNN, I'm Chris Deboau with the five things you need to know for

0:35.0

Thursday February 22nd. This just in before we published, Alexi Navalny's

0:40.4

mother says she saw her son's body yesterday when she visited the morgue and

0:44.4

signed his death certificate.

0:46.2

She also claimed that investigators were threatening her into agreeing into a secret funeral

0:50.9

for her son or quote they will do something with my son's body.

0:54.4

We'll have more on this story in the 3 p.m edition or on CNN.com.

0:59.8

AT&T's network went down for many of its customers

1:02.7

across the US this morning,

1:04.4

leaving them unable to call, text, or access the internet.

1:07.7

There's no indication the outage was a result

1:09.6

of a cyber attack or other malicious activity, though. That's according to an industry source, who

1:14.4

says the issue appears to be related to how cellular services hand off calls from

1:18.8

one network to the next, a process known as peering. CNN's Brian Fung has more.

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