PAUL: 54 minutes past the hour. So glad to have you with us on a Saturday morning. Our Robert Mueller report continues in a moment, our coverage. But there are some other major stories that are making headlines this morning. I want to make sure you aware of them.</s>BLACKWELL: I will start with ISIS and the caliphate crumbling. The final ISIS stronghold in Syria has fallen. That's according to the U.S. backed Syrian Democratic Forces. Now, at the height of their power, ISIS controlled an area of Syria roughly the size of Portugal. And the final battle happened over the last several weeks, centered near the banks of the Euphrates River.</s>PAUL: And a man who survived a cyclone in Mozambique, says it broke everything and there's nothing left there. Take a look for yourselves. We know, at least, 417 people died after this cyclone just devastated a big chunk of that country, and eyewitness said as many as 400 bodies are lining the banks of a road, and floodwaters have formed an inland ocean that's visible from space. The Red Cross says the destruction left by the cyclone is worse than they imagined, and the humanitarian needs, they're only going to deepen in the coming weeks. The government estimates nearly a million people have been affected by that storm.</s>BLACKWELL: Former East Pittsburgh police officer Michael Rosfeld, was found not guilty of all charges for shooting unarmed teenager Antwon Rose. Protestors were on the streets after the verdict was read last night. Rose was 17 years old when he was shot three times after running from a traffic stop last year. An attorney for the Rose family told reporters, the verdict was very disappointing for the family. All right, up next. Special counsel Robert Mueller's report now in the hands of the Attorney General.</s>PAUL: President Trump is hunkered down this morning with his team at Mar-a-Lago, where some of them are declaring victory.</s>BLACKWELL: Also, a source tells CNN, House Democrats have a conference call scheduled for 3:00 this afternoon, Eastern Time our breaking news coverage continues after the break.
Jury Finds Former East Pittsburgh Officer Not Guilty In Shooting Death Of Unarmed Teenager Antwon Rose.