Pence won’t appeal, Cash App founder killed, Democrat expulsion vote

Former Vice President Mike Pence announces he will not appeal a judge's order to testify about Trump’s actions and conversations he witnessed leading up to January 6. Plus, San Francisco police are investigating the stabbing death of cash app founder Bob Lee. And, the Tennessee House plans to vote today to expel three of its Democratic members. Republicans want them out for violating House rules during a gun reform protest.

Also this morning: Poppy Harlow sits down with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon for his first interview since the banking crisis, CNN goes inside a nuclear-powered warship put on alert after Speaker McCarthy meets Taiwan’s president on US soil despite China’s threats, Hugh Jackman warns fans to use sunscreen amid a skin cancer scare, pension reform protesters storm BlackRock offices in Paris, and Israeli forces raid Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque for a second time just hours apart, as Ramadan and Passover, overlap.

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