WHITFIELD: A boiling crackdown on a controversial vote. Police in riot gears smashing their way into polling stations, some firing rubber bullets, others is beating voters with baton. That was the chaotic scene in Catalonia, Spain earlier today that left hundreds injured. People there trying to decide whether the region should break away from Spain and become its own independent nation. CNN's Isa Soares has witnessed the violence there firsthand. So Isa, the polls close just last how but the Spanish prime minister says the referendum didn't happen. What does that mean?</s>ISA SOARES, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: -- very much so which is something that he's been saying all along</s>WHITFIELD: All right, Isa Soares, we'll check back with you. Thank you so much. All right. Still ahead, President Trump issuing a major blow to potential diplomacy with North Korea today. And, publicly breaking with his secretary of state. What this means for the nuclear threat posed by the rogue nation. Stay with us.
Hundreds Injured In Clashes With Spanish Police