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imprint for certain it's wednesday, june 26, right now on san and this morning in less than 48 hours, president biden and donald trump face off in a historic debate, rematch, new reporting on the rules and the final preparations the trial for us reporter evan gershkovich underway in russia sheltering details from inside the courtroom, and all eyes on the supreme court as the nation waits for ruling on donald trump's claim of absolute immunity. midi all right, 5:00 a.m. here in washington. >> look at a funeral sunrise on

this wednesday morning in new york city morning everyone and kasie hunt, it's wonderful to have you with us. we're just a day away from the first presidential debate of 2024. it's going to be hosted by cnn at our role headquarters in atlanta. and it's gonna be a rematch like no other the first time in history a sitting president it was debating a former president the last time either candidate participated in a debate was nearly four years ago and was of course, against the other, both men preparing for thursday's primetime event in their own ways, president biden meeting with a team of his closest aides and advisers at camp david on monday the fourth day of prep, biden and his team began holding mock debates of different lengths. the source telling cnn of preparations are focused on both subject and stamina donald trump, taking a less formal approach, conducting numerous interviews over the past several days i think i've been preparing for it for my whole life. >> if you want another tooth and i'm not sure you can lock

yourself into a room for two weeks or one week or two days and really learn what you have to know. >> and new reporting just into cnn two sources say president biden does not plan to use the debate to announce any major policy or personnel changes. okay joining me now is rescore man. >> he is politics reporter four. notice, forgive me if i'm pronouncing it correctly, reese. good morning. thank you so much for being here. thank you. >> so this of course, incredibly high steaks moment for both of these men. they are preparing very much in ways that line up directly with the personalities of each. what is your latest reporting on how particularly trump them? and he says he's doing it with these media interviews. but there is more to it going on behind the scenes. >> definitely, yeah, a lot of it is just him just kind of talking to his advisers, kind of talking about what he's going to say. and also just a lot of expectation-setting, trying to get to the point to where people think joe biden is a great debater after multiple kind of the whole year of him trying to say that joe biden is

the cni old man. i can't stand up straight for 90 minutes. and so it's a lot of expectations setting it's a lot of media interviews and has a lot of head talking with some of its closest advisers. he's worked with marco rubio at the rnc is done these little mock stuff with this advisers since the lacivita susie wiles and so that's really where he's honing in on. and obviously he does not do normal debate prep as biden is probably doing down at camp david wright wright, very traditional. >> even having when i have covered presidential campaigns in the past, usually do take a week off the trail to huddle in if you're the president, it's camp david. if you are not, it's your favorite vacation locale of choice so this was what mark prieto reporter with a bulwark at reported about this. he writes, unlike four years ago, trump won't be taking the stage while so sick with covid that he land in the hospital three days later, i had almost forgotten about that reality of this first debate the polls essentially she tied president biden, weighed down by four years in the white

house and low approval ratings. this from a trump adviser, i would never say this to him. trump. but this is a good guardrail to stay on track. said one adviser, he's waited for years for this. it's not going to be an sh t show that does seem to be the real question for donald trump. can he stayed disciplined? >> and obviously you mean he tends to go even when he has a teleprompter front of me, it tends to go off of that. a lot of times, add these hit own rallies and this is going to be no teleprompter he's going to be next to the man for the first time since their last debate that he has continuously attacked and ridiculed on the campaign trail and so that is a big question. will we be able to stay disciplined? his advisers shirts seem to think that he will be able to, but obviously you mean you put trump in a room with joe biden. you don't know what's going to happen? >> you really don't so our maggie haberman was on last night, the new york times. maggie haberman, but she also works for us here at cnn. we're very lucky to have her she

talked a little bit about the moment from 2020 where donald trump talked about the biden family, talked about hunter biden and obviously his his struggles with drug addiction. >> so i want to remind everyone play that moment about hunter and then kind of her analysis of it i thought was interesting. let's watch first that moment and then maggie you talking like, are you talking about my son, beau biden, your ti don't know. i don't know. i know throne hunter got thrown out of the military. he was thrown out dishonorably discharged. that's not true. was it? can use my son like a lot of people like a lot of people we know at home, had a drug problem. he's overtaken his fixed it, he's worked on it, and i'm proud of them. but why was inevitably when the question of trump's criminal conviction comes up, there is a real chance trump is then going to turn it around about hunter biden. trump is aware that his

his own attacks on hunter biden in that first debate in 2020, humanized president biden basically gave president biden an opportunity to say, my son is an addict and he has a struggle that a lot of americans have and trump came off looking incredibly mean and belittling so again, this question about if trump decides to go there, how that might present an opportunity for the city precedent especially now that hunter biden has been convicted on these federal gun charges and so i mean, you've seen i mean, he was on the tarmac up in i think it was wilmington like width by when he's get off the plane. so i think there is definitely these things that could definitely humanize joe biden is just the father figure of this person that loves his family. if trump does say go off to heard about it, especially with his own conviction of themselves, where it's kind of would be a little pateman kettle situation question yeah for president biden here at the reporting, we have this morning. >> is that one of the things are practicing here is stamina

and this, of course, again, the bar four what voters are looking for in this debate is which one of these men is capable of doing the job of the presidency. they are not that far apart in age, but are pulled show perceptions that president biden comes across it's a bigger problem for president biden. what does it say to you that the stamina aspect of this is something that they're working on. >> i think it definitely is telling you saw that the state of the union, it was a very log saved the union. he was able to stand up and kind of get this kind of really strong speech for the entirety of the program. then this is also me, the trump campaign is focusing on. i mean, they held a press call yesterday with jason miller said that just because joe biden can stand up for 90 minutes is not meeting should get a participation trophy. and this is part of the expectation that they're setting to where they're trying to say that just because biden does do this is not mean that he won the debate or whatever the expected he should be able to do this. but i think it is telling that i mean, biden was obviously this will be he the longest

televised event that he really has done since state of the union. and you will see that he is also going to be the most intense because here he's actually debating is opponent. >> yeah, it these moments are always incredibly high-stakes this one something about this, this one exit particularly at risk. thank you very much for your time. we appreciate you being here. >> all right. coming up next, charged with espionage, us reporter on trial right now in russia plus a major hit to the squad, jamaal bowman losing his seat in the house plus protests in kenya turning deadly. that's come up in our morning roundup the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president, one stage two very different visions for america's future the cnn presidential debate tomorrow. net it live on cnn and streaming on max has a gynecologist. i'm embarrassed to say this. we use deodorant on our armpits and we kinda make women feel bad about body odor that they get on other parts of our body. that's why i

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wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich facing a closed-door trial in russia this morning on espionage charges. the 32-year-old has been imprisoned since last march when he was on assignment the charges have been denied by the u.s. government and his employer is calling it a sham trial the wall street journal's editor in chief published a letter tuesday that reads in part it will be held in secret. no evidence has been unveiled, and we already know the conclusion. this bogus accusation of espionage will inevitably lead to a bogus conviction for an innocent man. who would then face up to 20 years in prison for simply doing his job. cnn's max foster joins us live now from london. max. good morning to you at the state department has said that these allegations against gershkovich have absolutely zero credibility. >> the bottom line here, the journal seems to be correct that we know what's it's going to happen next. >> what are the chances that we're going to get evan gershkovich back on us soil the

problem is we just don't know enough about the trial. >> obviously, this is national secrecy, so there explaining that they can't let in the number of people who might normally be allowed in. so there won't be any us embassy staff or other people to represent him. he's going to be in there pretty much on his own. so we don't know whether or not it'll be a fair trial because you don't have those independent arbiters in supporting his point of view. so we don't really know what's fair trial is going to be. i think the wall street journal, i think the u.s. government clearly think this is a bit of a setup and setups suggests that he will be found guilty but we can't see all the evidence because of the nature of the trial. so we just don't know what evidence there is or whether it will be fair so max tucker carlson, of course, you may remember sat down with russian president putin a lot a lot to be said

about that. >> generally speaking but i want to show you this for the sake of hearing what vladimir putin has to say about evan gershkovich. let's watch and i just want to ask you directly without getting into the tails of your version of what happened. if as a sign of your decency, you'd be willing to release him to us and we'll bring him back to the united states. >> because just of debris occurs to me, share policy, we have done so many gestures of what goodwill out of decency that i think we have run out of them we have run out of them. this of course takes place in the very nuanced and difficult back-and-forth around trading of prisoners of various types and kinds. obviously, brittney griner was one that the u.s. was able to bring back perhaps putin is referring to this, but it does seem certainly that

before the election it's very unlikely any of this moves now what picnics suggested that there could be trade here have all prisoners. the problem is america doesn't have any russian prisoners to trade and he's it's been quite transparent about this president putin. i think it was in the same interview where he suggested was talking about gershkovich and u.s. prisoners in russia, that there was a prisoner in germany that he'd be interested in possibly doing some trade with. of course that is under german jurisdiction. so americans in this very difficult position, if it does want to negotiate some sort of release for him, they're gonna have to work with other countries such as germany to find someone to trade with. so it's a very difficult position for the united states. but clearly there is an opportunity there because present it's and has suggested it. >> yeah. alright. max foster for us this morning, max, always grateful to have you. thank you so much all right.

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small hail. you could also have some damaging winds and even some tornadoes. is that front slides through. but the key thing as that front slide through is it's going to be dropping those temperatures back. take for example, new york going from the high today of 92. so you're still going to have one more very warm day. dropping back to 83 tomorrow, philadelphia, washington, dc, pittsburgh, even boston, all looking at those temperatures to come back down once we get to the next 24 hours. so you just got to make it through today and then we'll finally start to see some relief different story, however, in the south it's gonna be a little bit more delayed. so you've still got a lot of these heat advisories and excessive heat watch which is an warnings here. few more days, especially dallas looking at triple digits through the end of this week all right. >> allison chinchar for us. allison. thanks very much for that update. i really appreciate it. are coming up next here. we are on supreme court watch waiting for a possible ruling on donald trump's claim of absolute immunity and the squad it's a big hit the most anticipated

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stacked docket of decisions to make before its term wraps up. in the next week. >> including former president trump's claim of immunity from criminal prosecution. that decision is likely to impact three pending criminal trials that he faces he is, of course, the presumptive republican nominee. let's bring in just brave and who covers the high court four the wall street journal. just good morning to you. thank you so much for being here. >> let's start with this immunity decision because of course we're expecting at 10:00 a.m. the court to come in. >> we're going to find out what cases that are left. these are of course their highest stakes, most important cases that they leave for the very end of the term what are you watching for in terms of this? immunity question when you learn that it is actually coming, what will you be particularly focused on i think the most important thing is going to be firstly, if he has absolute immunity as he claimed, which means there's no possibility of criminal prosecution for anything he did while in office. >> so that obviously is a huge win for mr. trump. if he if he gets it, more likely it will be

a somewhat more nuanced decision you didn't wear the court sees some area of criminal exposure for x presidents. and the question is going to be what you have to do to find out what acts can be tried and what which are immune. and that is really going to be the question. the details are going to tell us whether there is possibility of an actual trial or not before the election. >> so there are obviously has been an incredible amount of scrutiny on the ethics of the individual justices. a lot of it's focused on samuel alito, but the court itself also very much in the political limelight. i how do the personal ways that each of these jobs justice relate to president trump, to the court, to the idea that the court is a political actor or not play into this immunity decision obviously, the members of the court will say not at all. >> they're able to completely separate any personal feelings or background that may have from the league we'll issues before them. the perception may be something different for, for the public and for the participants in the case. in fact, we know from polling that

most americans view the court has politically motivated faded rather than acting on legal principles again, who knows what's in the hearts of men and women however the the issues in this court that this case, the connections between members of the court and the litigant donald trump, are much closer than we've seen in really any cases, including one funds where a president has appointed justices were then ruling on a matter of personal importance to him president trump appointed three members of the court, even when they were nominated, there were questions about what is the degree of personal loyalty? >> will they have to him? cause he has made that an important factor in the decisions he makes about who's going to give to high office. and they also have no, none at all. were there purely look at legal issues, but we have seen of course it's that the wife of one justice ginni thomas, justice thomas, his wife was urging republican officials to reject biden's victory after the election in 2020 and then

we've seen martha-ann alito, the wife of justice samuel alito, flying flags at her properties that may he associated with the stop the steal or maga movement. and it makes it almost quaint. the kinds of things we were looking at during bush, we gore the last time we saw such an intricate a connection between the supreme court and an election outcome. there an offhand comment that justice sandra day o'connor is husband made an election to watch party became a front-page scan analysts story in our paper which was that she wanted to republican to win so she could retire and that became a huge issue and a question of ethics. now that would seem rather than rather ingenuous. well, you mentioned alito's wife. >> i mean, we saw that alito was at an absent from bench for some of the decisions that were that came down last week, which is very unusual, right? i mean, what did you make of that? >> well we don't know exactly where he was. we haven't there was no announcement typically when a justice is absent, there is some announcement by the

chief. vague description of where they are. we've got nothing there perhaps he was working hard in his chambers on the last finishing touches of an opinion, there was no indicate that he was physically ill. so we really don't know where it is, but it is highly unusual, even though it's kind of a ceremonial moment, the court's not voting or doing anything. they're just reading the opinions typically all nine appear on the bench when that when that happens so you wrote with one of your you're colleagues that there are a number of other decisions in addition to immunity, there are coming down and many of them could actually have an impact on the debate stage tomorrow night. >> and it's not just community. you say, should the court releases decisions wednesday or thursday, they'll almost certainly become a key topic when the candidates debate should have come friday or the following week, the court could deliver one candidate a jolt of energy coming out of the debate. but these cases are about the january 6 rioters there's also a abortion, a very critical abortion case to be decided. >> yeah, and that's another amazing thing about this term.

the way that the substantive issues before the court are linked to these kind of procedural criminal questions involving one of the candidates president trump, in the 2016 campaign said, if i get three appointments to the supreme court, he said on his cnn debate taking fact, roe v. wade will be overturned automatically, and that's indeed what happened. and president trump was talking about that just last week, about how he takes pride in that outcome. so you see some democrats trying to link these things together saying that the court is now just an arm of the republican party. it's doing things for their policy agenda just as it is doing things for their candidate. again, court does not see it that way. they would never say that and i don't think they believe that that's how many people perceive it all right, just brave and in the wall street journal thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> really appreciate your time all right. >> up next here are the squad losing one of its members. cnn is projecting that congressman jamaal bowman will lose the closely watched hajj democratic primary in new york's 16th district to challenge or george latimer, the result marks the

first defeat for a member of the progressive house squad. is also a victory for pro-israel groups that backed latimer with historic spending one for our justice, for the rest of our and in colorado, congresswoman lauren boebert has survived her republican primary challenge. >> san and projecting the boebert will win her crowded primary in colorado's fourth district. the maga firebrand barely won reelection in her current district in 2022 she opted to run in a seat being vacated by republican ken buck instead joining me now to discuss for numeric congressional reporter for the associated press for niche. good morning. thank you so much for being here. i'm look, i want to start with the new york

race because this was one where we saw very intense campaigning over the weekend. i jamaal bowman had been joined by alexandria ocasio-cortez. this is a very unique district and that it encompasses some of the wealthiest frankly less diverse places in westchester county, new york, with some lower-income areas in the bronx and that sort of covers the divide are some of the divide that we see in the democratic party itself. >> what, what, what's your reporting on, how this is planning and how representative it is of the broader kind of back-and-forth in the democratic party right now. yeah. i mean, like you said, i think there's a number of factors that lead to jamaal bowman is lost last night. obviously, the amount of money that was funny million to this to this to this campaign, to this race apec spent more than 15 nearly $15 on this case

focusing on jamaal bowman his comments about israel, his criticism of the country's handling of the israel-hamas war. but more specifically, like you mentioned, i mean, he's district has changed since he one 2020 and it has become more white and less black and it's covering more of that high-income westchester county than it is. the parts of the bronx that really helped propel him too office. but more than that, i think jamaal bowman was seen as a vulnerable candidate for centrist democrats, hoping to go more to the moderate sayyed to be able to talk to the constituent base that wants folks who are not more outspoken, who are doing the job. and one of the things that bowman has been criticized size four, is his losing touch of the district, right? not spending as much time out talking to folks focusing on issues that impact his constituents, and more time on some of what people call culture war issues as many have seen, you also pulled the fire alarm, also pulled the fire alarm yeah. we're totally up my head around. yes.

>> of us anyway so turning to colorado, let's hear a little bit of lauren boebert reaction last night when she found out she's going to win watch we are going to have a fantastic night of victory at trump. >> me. now more than ever to get him in the race, in the fight, in the white house november 5th so she also alluded to in her victory speech that social media where people would be seeing on their phones about her because part of why she was in so much danger and why she had to switch districts was because she was thrown out of a musical 4 vaping was the official official reason. >> forgive her getting the boot. but there was one behavior involved also. but it's clear. the lesson that i learned from this mean this is she's winning in a place that she's not from under

circumstances where i've spoken to members of congress was suggested that ken buck bailed out of his seat a little bit early so that there would be someone else appointed so that he could give that person an edge over lauren boebert? yeah. but at the end of the day, the famous, the socially media famous face has one out. >> yeah, i mean it again we can't understate how much switching districts helped her. i mean, she we saw how close her race was when 22 22 democrats really saw this as a pickup for them. if she would have stayed in her district. so she took the politically more advantageous decision and she talks about it and she said last night district might be different. the region might be different, but the values are the same, but it's very clear she saw what was coming and she did what was politically advantageous for her i wonder hurt what are her alliances in congress like right now? >> yeah, she's interested because i was going to make a parallel with her and bowman. >> but in a lot of ways, she's taken in like a backseat. she wasn't part of the a that voted dallas mccarthy. she

wasn't she is not been the ones who have been pushing the motion to vacate cade like her former friend, marjorie taylor greene has she she's been more of a her controversies have come more from what she's done outside of capitol hill then what she's done on capitol hill, which is very winning pick a very different boebert than we saw when she first came to office. >> yeah. well, that's falling out because she in the beginning, she had marjorie taylor greene were like inseparable. >> they were together. i mean, i remember the watching them together on the floor during one of those early trump's date of the unions, states of the union, and then suddenly that seemed to break apart. i mean, what happened there? i think i hear from people i've spoken to. >> there seems to be not enough space for two maga darlings, right? and the republican conference there is they get they came up seeing themselves as like-minded, being able to build a space for themselves in this conference that is obviously very male-dominated, but then as time went on, they realized that there can only be one spotlight. and i obviously,

marjorie has taken over that a lot of ways. very interesting furnished you marry for us this morning. furnished. thank you. yeah. always really appreciate having are coming up next. what former president obama's speech writer is hoping to see you tomorrow night's presidential debate. plus the nba draft just hours away. or bleach reports next election season stay with cnn, with more reporters on the ground. and the best political team in the business follow the voters, follow the results follow the facts, follow cnn i got this thousand dollar camera for only $41 on deal that you'll dash.com online auctions since 2009, this playstation five sold for only $0.50. this ipad pro sold for less than 30, 40 dollars, and this nintendo switch sold for less than $20. >> i got this kitchen aid stand mixer for only $56. >> i got this barbecue smoker for 26 bucks and shipping is always free.

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us now, terrorist who let former speech writer for president obama, he's also the author of a book titled, say it well, terry, good morning. thank you so much for being here. you have spent a lot of time thinking about what a candidate needs to do in a forum. like a debate you did worked on a lot lot of these kinds of things with obama it does seem like in this particular case moments may define how we think about this debate going forward. if you are advising these two men how do you think about what needs to be accomplished? there, especially? we considering how we consume media has changed so dramatically in recent years. sure. >> what do you know? a debate is fundamentally like any speech, like any campaign you're telling the voters of story has to be a coherent story to story about where the country is right now what's working, what isn't working? it's a story about yourself while you're the right candidate y, the other candidates that wrong candidate

and it's a story about the future. every election is about the future. it's a choice about the future. and so as a candidate, you're trying to create moments that reinforce your version of the story, the story that you want voters to remember when they go into polling booth come september so you wrote in an op-ed 4 cnn, here are recently you say quote for the sake of our families or communities, our democracy, the way we talk to one another has to change. >> we know this. most americans say they want more stability in our national discourse but how do we get there? now, the rules of this debate are such that the moderators will have controlled the microphone's of the candidates and they can be cut off. if necessary. but based on the tenor of the debate that we saw off from biden and trump in 2020? i i i admire the sentiment very much. how realistic is it, right? >> well, you know that that is a that's it for all of us as citizens. >> how we conduct ourselves as family members, as friends, as co-workers, as neighbors, how we can conduct a debate in our

democracy. i think one of the really interesting thing it's about this, this debate will be, will be the fact that the microphones will be off. so i'll be interested to see how that plays out. one of the central messages of the biden campaign right now, is that something after the 2020 election for donald trump's snapped that he's unhinged these angrier than ever he's more vengeful than ever. and if you remember one of one of the reasons that he was widely perceived to have lost the 20 21st, 2020 debates, praise. he kept interrupting joe biden and he looked out of control and unhinged, then. so if the microphone is off now and former president trump looks more restrained, it looks more presidential it could undercut that message somewhat. so we'll have to see how that plays out. >> how to do the personal things about, about someone, about a candidate play into the coaching you write in your book, for example, that obama is sometimes struggled to keep it brief when he was president, quote, there are times when i

am too long winded. he admitted to you once pointing to the press conferences and debates where he felt was artificial stilted, he's going on way too long. obama said comically impersonating frustrated advisers who would urge him to be more succinct. he's explaining too much stuff. i do remember hovering that also. but this is a window into i mean, obviously obama there's one man, but the personal proclivities and tendencies and how that plays into what we see. sure. it's the same challenge. in this case, it will be two minutes trying to distill a complex issue like abortion, reproductive freedoms the economy down to two minutes, 120 seconds, or rebuttal down to one minute, down to 60 seconds. it's hard, it's hard for all of us. it's hard for presidents, it's hard for candidates so i think one of the things that we can all watch for is does this person does this canada have the discipline necessary to boil a complex message down to a way that the american people can understand me. most americans haven't focused on this election yet and they won't

focus on it for many more months to come. but again, boiling that story down, de away, that's digestible. the american people, and that will resonate with them that they'll carry with them into the voting booth how do you think the timing? >> this will actually impact whether or not it matters because this is when we say it's the earliest debate we mean in the calendar in modern memory, right? normally we see three of these that don't start until like late september. now it's june, right now. so interesting right moments after the debate in the hours after the bait, the two campaigns will rush to distill their best and worst moments, their own best moments in the worst moments he opponent into clips that will go all over social media. so now we have the earliest presidential debate in history. and we'll have many, many months where those can just get baked into the ecosystem. our kids will see them on tiktok will all be seeing this will be talking about these for months. so in a way too old for tiktok my my kids are show you show me a lot of these clips before i see myself and so now these will

get baked into the system in a way. so there's a tremendous opportunity, there's tremendous peril and that's why they're spending so much i'm getting ready. >> all right. >> three suplina. obama's speech writer, author of say, well, thank you very much. thank you so much this morning. i appreciate it. appreciate it. >> all right. time now for sports, the nba draft tips off tonight but the atlanta hawks will pick with the top spot, still anyone's guess andy scholes has more in this morning police report, any good morning. good morning. casey. so this first time ever we have a two tonight nba draft. got first-round going on tonight. you've got the second round tomorrow, and this year, no clear cut. number one, superstar at the top of the draft with you, which could make it a lot of funds see what team's end up doing for the first time since 1975, the atlanta hawks have the first overall pick. they're gonna be followed by the wizards. >> and then the rockets. >> and like i said, no, victor wembanyama in this draft, but two other friends, prospects are expected to be topics you got zach research shea, a sharp shooting forward and you got defensive center, alex sarr, who's super athletic. and then

all eyes are going to be on bronny james names will lebron's son go in the first round tonight, the lakers have the 17th pick draft get started at eight eastern, the knicks and nets meanwhile, have reportedly agreed to a blockbuster sure. trade on the eve of the draft, according to espn's adrian wasn't ascii brooklyn is sending mikael bridges to new york, reuniting the villanova star with his former wildcats teammates, jalen brunson, josh hart, and die they'd divincenzo the next paint a huge price to get this done, sending four unprotected first round picks a protective first round or via the bus and, uh, pick swap in 2020 28. so new york just going all in on the nova knicks. >> these are teams. >> they also never liked helping each other. this is actually the first trade between the knicks and neck since 1983 are in the wnba length and liberty squaring off for the commissioner's cup trophy, the in-season tournament title minnesota taken his game over and the third quarter, outscoring new

york 19 to ten fisa cars. yeah, 21 points and six rebounds and links would win 94 to 89 their players get this split the half million dollar prize pool. arda scary moment during last sides copa america game between canada and peru and kansas city just before half-time. one of the referee he's collapsed on the field apparently due to the extreme heat heat index hovered around 100 degrees in the official, he was standing on the side of the field that had no shade play with delayed for several minutes while he was stretchered off the field, canada went on to win one nil for their first ever victory in history of the tournament i think it's pretty selfish if you'd asked me that question to be honest with you. >> but my i love my family to be the kilo-joule, texas a&m i took the job at texas a&m to never take another job again in that hasn't changed in my mind that's unfair to talk about something like that all right.

>> so that was jim slavs nagel after losing in the college world series title game monday night, kinda attacking the reporter for asking what turned out to be a super fair question because just hours later there's long as they go accepted the texas longhorns head job leaving a&m, casey and i'm i'm from texas half of my buddies went to andy and the other half went to texas. they're very sour about this. the a&m people, the texas that my texas friends are all laughing because they love taking coaches from texas a&m but slavs nagle there. he knew what he was doing. i'm i'm not sure he should have reacted to the question that way because the reporter was just doing his job yeah. >> i don't know about that. i mean, look we get this from politicians in washington all the time, right? they say that thing, you reporting, it's absolutely not happening and then it turns out a couple of hours later. wow. no, actually, it is happening okay. >> andy, thank you. i really appreciate it coming up next here. >> one more day until the cnn presidential debate, how the

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