the starting quarterback for the buffalo bills. he is he is what frankly, let's bring the panel into this too. i mean, it's in some ways it's easier to be the quarterback for the buffalo bills and it has to be present in the united states. no not from not from a physical standpoint. >> it is not the person the united states has a team around him and that is about judgment. and that is about taking in all of the things that joe biden has got years of experience doing, talking to world leaders. he's not talking to world leaders when he is out running track. he has told or even on a treadmill he is talking to world leaders to discuss the issues of the day that the gaza issues, which were that close, i think to a ceasefire based on everything that i'm hearing, he's talking to president zelenskyy about ukraine. he's trying to keep the united states of america own board with nato and strengthening nato the way it is. his work. that's what the president of the united states

does. he is not out there doing jumping jacks every day to try to show how fit he might be, right? to be the quarterback. and the question of course, i think is how he can manage all of that cognitively to speaking. but senator, you are a very strong advocate for president biden. thank you very much for being i'm sorry that our panel didn't get the last word, but we are after 7:00 a.m. so i want to say thanks to them. thanks to you for joining us. don't go anywhere. cnn news central starts right now new warning signs in the democratic party party, a democratic senate are now saying publicly that he does not think joe biden can win reelection after that debate, performance. and that biden could take down their chances it says in the house and senate with him, millions in texas once again, waking up without power after hurricane beryl rolls through the state, dangerous heat only making matters worse as cleanup efforts continue, there and

have you ever felt like your airbnb host was watching you during your stay? >> turns out, they may have been cnn investigates the hidden cameras inside airbnbs i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate baldwin and this is cnn new central we are for don talking about the debate that is the quote from the white house this morning, the new cnn reporting justin at the white house is turning the page on this democratic party crisis surrounding president biden biden or at least trying to turn the page sources within the administration, making clear to my colleagues that their message to the doubters is essentially get over it as one biden aide just put it. >> we're done talking about the debate and focused on a singular mission, defeating donald trump rather than worry about the president's political future, a senior administration official told cnn, i'm moving

on to my day job. now the question seems to be, are democrats on capitol hill ready to get on with their day jobs, get along and get in line, or something else. and what about voters, especially now that biden's rival is back on the campaign trail with commentary like this. >> the radical left democrat party is divided and chaos and having a full scale breakdown some context here this morning, the dam of support for biden has not broken yet, and there are definitely new warning lights flashing dot a source telling cnn that senators michael bennet, sherrod brown, john tester, behind closed doors. >> they all said that they do not think biden can win. and then senator bennet decided to say that at very publicly on cnn the white house in the time since that disastrous debate, i think has done nothing to really demonstrate that they

have a plan to win. >> it's critically important that they address the concerns of the american people not ignore them cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house for us. >> arlette, what is the campaign and what is the white house saying about this? now? >> well, kate, president biden and his team are simply pushing forward with this campaign, essentially telling those democrats with doubts about the president's future, a political capabilities that it's time to move on. aides here at the white house. i haven't campaign really believe that the debate about the debate and president biden's path forward in this campaign has been fully aired out and is over. even though there are still serious doubts among some corners of the democratic party. one longtime adviser to president biden saying, quote, he truly believes he is the only person who can defeat donald trump. it's not act. these aides say that the president has fully made clear his intention to run

in this race. perhaps the most public push and campaign to assure lawmakers of that was in that letter that president biden wrote on monday where he said the question of how to move forward has been well-aired. it's time for it to end. now the president has been working both publicly and behind the scenes to try to rally and shore up support for his reelection bid. that includes holding those calls with the congressional black caucus meeting last night, virtually with democratic mayor is even placing one-on-one phone calls to key lawmakers including a key progressive voice, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the president is hope is to further stop the bleeding of support that he saw from over the past week. but so far, only seven house democratic lawmakers have gone public with their calls for president biden to step aside in this race. but as you noted, there are many more who still harbor deep reservations about president biden's ability to

win in november. that is something that's senator michael bennet said last night on our air. now, the biden campaign pain in the white house say that the president will be pushing forward with his schedule today. this morning. he will be meeting with union chiefs at a afl-cio meeting later in the day, he will be attending various events for the nato summit, as well as hosting the new british prime minister here at the white house. this is all part of his efforts to show that he is out there doing the job of president. and of course, a lot of eyes will be on that solo news conference playing out tomorrow at a time when many of president biden's allies, and also those with concern say that he needs to do more in this campaign to show he's up for the job arlette. >> thank you so much more reporting coming from. where our white house team all throughout the morning. sarah kate, if there was a sign that president trump is loving all this, this is former president trump danced off the stage last night in miami. after launching several new attacks against biden and the chaos he says is dividing democrats that's right now. cnn's alayna treene has more on this. alayna, this was,

i think trump's first post-debate rally. and while biden's name was really not brought up a lot, you note this morning that for the first time this election cycle, he really dug into vice president kamala harris tell us what you heard that's right, sara and i found that to be one of the most interesting parts of his rally last night. >> and you're exactly right, this was his first rally, but also public event since the debate and what's notable about his attacks on harris is both donald trump and his team have really avoided did going after the vice president throughout their campaign. but last night that was not the case. and i think it just very clearly shows how closely donald trump and his campaign are monitoring, monitoring the situation around joe biden and questions over whether he will step aside and if kamala harris could potentially be his successor, take a listen to exactly what donald trump said

oh, whatever else you can be said about joe biden you have to give him credit for decision. >> probably just want decisions he's ever he picked kamala harris as his vice president know it was brilliant because it was an insurance policy may be the best insurance policy i've ever seen marco if joe had picked someone even halfway competent, they would have bounced him from office years ago, but no, sir. i do want to just share some insight reporting on how donald trump and his campaign are thinking about this. one is that despite what he is saying about kamala harris not being as strong of an opponent, donald trump and his team are very concerned about what it would look like if, if joe biden is not the person at the top of the democratic ticket, part of that is because they have done spent millions of dollars on modeling

and gathering data focused solely on going after joe biden. so they really don't know what having someone like kamala harris at the top of the democratic ticket would look like. and so his team is very much delighting in donald or in joe biden saying repeatedly that he is staying in the race and digging in on remaining as president and certainly when you look at the polling in americans saying they don't like either choice would be interesting to see what a new choice would mean. >> i do want to ask you about he he mentioned marco rubio, right there in his soundbite marker. was there speaking? did he give any any sort of idea as to who he's going to pick for vice president know that was the one thing we didn't hear. >> sara and he kind of dangled it in front of rubio and you're right, marco rubio was there. he spoke prior before donald trump took the stage. he had his entire family there that one moment. he actually joked that he that there were so much press at the rally because they

thought he was going to announce his pick. take a listen to what trump said. >> i think they probably think i'm going to be announcing that marco's gonna be vice president because that's a lot of press that's a lot of press. we had a vicious campaign for a while and he was tough and he was smart and i got to really know him well over the years and he's a fantastic guy. senator marco rubio now sara, he briefly mentioned marco rubio as you heard there, but then he quickly moved on and i can tell you it's still unclear what donald trump's timeline for announcing his vice presidential pick is i'm told by trump's team that it could come as late as monday, which is the start of the republican national convention in milwaukee. >> and so he has another rally upcoming this weekend and we're gonna be watching whether or not that announcement could come then sara. >> my my mind, his rhetoric has changed from little marco certainly we're seeing that now thank you so much, alayna,

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they do anticipate by the end of the day today that 1 million customers will be back online. but that means there will still be hundreds of thousands of customers without power. so incredibly frustrating times, especially as the heat continues n in that region intensely here in these summer months. but centerpoint says the goal as of today is to get at least 1 million customers back online. but that is going to take some time and it's not exactly clear how much longer other here's will have to wait. this is what center point is saying now it's going to be days. >> i mean, look at look at the last of it in june. i mean, in may, we had just under 1 million people without power. i don't know if you recall that. we restored power to 1 million people in four-and-a-half days and now we're at 2.2 million and john political squabbling and turn on top of all of this president biden told the houston chronicle yesterday

that he had been trying to track down the governor of texas, greg abbott, who is on an overseas business development trip in asia didn't has been gone since the storm hit. >> the acting governor is the lieutenant governor at this moment, both dan patrick and greg abbott said that it is that they're disappointed that the president is politicizing the situation and that they know how to reach state leaders that he knows how to reach state leaders here during this time, john. all right. ed lavendera for us in the heat in texas. ed. thank you very much, kate. this morning, opening statements are set to begin in the trial of alec baldwin. he was in court yesterday. he is facing involuntary manslaughter charges what to expect today when his team starts laying out his defense and no room for privacy a cnn investigation reveals airbnb is failing to protect its guests from hidden cameras, and its rental properties i 21st, a special

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firearm at the film's cinematographer, halyna hutchins that's where their case is. they're going to take things back to what a reasonable person would have done, what a reason tenable person not have checked that gun themselves before pointing it at another human being. you don't have to be a firearms expert to know that the biggest rule in firearm safety, as you never pointed anything, you don't intend to shoot. that is going to be the biggest problem sara for alec baldwin pointing of the gun at halyna hutchins. >> but of course this was a movie. there was an armorer who has also charged in this case. what will the defense be trying to hit for the jury? >> the operability of the firearm sara, you mentioned how prosecutors had charged alec baldwin and then they withdrew the charges then they recharge tim. part of that recharging decision was done after some lab testing on the firearm and the state created a really big

problem for themselves in the lab. they managed to break the firearm during the testing. they did a drop test, they did a mallatt test. all these tests that quite frankly were unnecessary for the issue at hand. in doing that, the firearm is no longer in its original condition so now we really don't know how it was operating back in october of 2021, and that's going to be so key for the defense here because they can point to a malfunction and the fact that they didn't get a chance to do their own independent testing on that gun. so the state has had to reassemble the guns. sara in order to get it operable again, you can expect the defense to make a huge deal about this in alec baldwin's defense case. >> i do want to also ask you about this question, potential jurors of one of alec baldwin's attorneys appear to reference his snl impression of donald trump. why do you think they asked about that? >> sara? that's something interesting. i took a look at the jury questionnaire and the

one question that stuck out as not being standard to me was party affiliation and where this could come into play is politics. we know that alec baldwin has been as? someone who has spoken out against former president donald trump and he's also someone who is an anti gun advocate. so the idea for these attorneys who are doing the voir deir or the jury questioning is to make sure you have everybody who is not going to bring any politics into that courtroom. you can't have anybody judging alec baldwin on his party affiliation or impressions he's done on the former president only on the facts and the law sara julie grant, it's nice to have you this morning. thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it thank you, sara, my pleasure the democratic senator from colorado, now sticking his neck out and saying, the quiet part out loud in some respect, voicing his face here, the joe biden will now lose to donald trump after that debate performance. why he's speaking out now, and why he is still

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trump is on track, i think to win the selection and maybe win it by a landslide and take with him the senate the house. >> i think that we could lose the whole thing with us now is congresswoman shontel brown from ohio. thank you so much for being with us. you heard the colorado center or what's your reaction to that? >> well, good morning and thank you for having me listen. there are only two ways to run and that is unopposed or scared. right now we are in a very sketch scary situation. but what is more frightening to me is what is happening. on the other side of the aisle as it relates to project 2025? when i think about the election that we had in ohio last year, which i would describe as a test case for project 2025 when the republicans in the state house attempted to suppress and silence the voice of the voters by eliminating a simple majority in our constitution. the voters showed up. i am

encouraged by that. they also test drove their effort to put forth a national abortion ban when they propose that we would not have the right to make our own health care decisions in ohio. so this is very fresh for me. the fear around project 2025 is very concerning, but what i am pleased and encouraged first by is the fact that voters, when they are given the information, despite the odds, despite the polling, despite the doles in the doldrums and the gloom and doom that has been predicted even in a state that is considered ruby ruby-red, like ohio democrats, republicans independents, blacks, whites they show up in record number to vote in election years that were not considered presidential years. and so that is what i am encouraged by despite all the gloom and doom that has been reported on the news around president didn't biden's

potential issues or health my my focus is winning in 2024 and making sure get the majority back in the house so that we can make leader jeffries mistakes. the first black out i'm sorry to interrupt you there. if the stakes are as high as you laid out, right there in your own state, ohio senior senator sherrod brown has got a tough reelection battle ahead of him. he is one of the senators who has voiced concern behind closed doors about what having president biden on top of the ticket means. so if the stakes are as high as you say they are, is this the best ticket the democrats can put forward right now listen, we have two candidates in the race that both have records. >> and when you consider their records, absolutely. president biden's record is hands down. what of the best records that will go down in history. president biden harris and vice president harris have delivered for the american people. we are

still having conversations around the debate. do you want a great debater or great deliver? because president biden and vice president harris, along with democrats, have delivered for the american people. and that's what it's going to be more important also, a vision for the future. i started out talking about project 2025. it is going to be what their proposed plans are to continue to take away freedom and they have successfully done that when they elected donald trump in 2016, 2016, he was able to appoint three supreme court justice as they have dismantled decades of precedent that had been set by overturning roe versus wade. so people, women, people like me are unable to make their own health care decisions, but not for the y's voters in ohio last, they have overturned affirmative action. they have over turn the chevron case. they have made things that in my lifetime will be difficult to reverse course if

people don't show up in 2024. so the stakes are incredibly high but the good news is a record to run on to demonstrate to the people that the best indicator of future behavior is past hey, there and, when you can weather the past behavior of the candidates, i am 100% confident that yes, we have the best ticket you brought up vice president kamala harris, shoted former president trump yesterday on the campaign trail. >> in fact, he talked about her a little more than he has over the last several years. and when he discussed sure he mispronounced her name repeatedly. listen nor laffin kamala. >> he picked kamala harris. kamala harris was given two jobs and as a senator, kamala sided with socialist bernie sanders, who are leading against kamala now we're leading against everybody else first of all, what do you think about him talking about her so much now and so often

mispronouncing her name well, i think he should take a cognitive test and her name is kamila, and it's been that her entire life and perhaps we should be talking about his mental acuity. but aside from that fact, kamala harris, much like many of us black women, has been underestimated and continues to deliver in overperformed. she's been elected twice statewide, a history maker in her own right. and to me, it demonstrates that mr. trump is probably scared of vice president harris. so that is what i take away from that the enemy does not attack those that they are not threatened by. so that is what i take take away from mr. trump trying to discount dismiss, and really disrespect the vice president who has done a yeoman's job when it comes to being a vice president. she has had probably one of the most difficult

positions as it relates to trying to solidify what it is to be a vice president, no one has had to live up to the standards that she has since being elected vice president. and what i can also say is she is endorsing her president hard ticket, and i can't i don't think we can say the same about mr. trump's former vice president and to add to that, we don't even know who his vice presidential pick will be when we think about the fact that it could potentially be jd vance, the senator from ohio, that is frightening to me because we know that the maga extreme are all about trying to strip away women's rights mirrors a war on women. and that proposal its manifested in project 2025 so much shontel brown. >> thanks so much for being with us morning. appreciate it. kate. >> nauta was seen an exclusive investigation into the popular vacation rental company, airbnb. the site gives guest access to millions of listings

all over the world with just a few clicks but now real questions of how well the company is protecting renters when the unthinkable happens. cnn's kyung lah investigates the length airbnb has gone to cover up complaints about hidden cameras it was just like, holy crap, this is a camera, but it didn't look like a camera. >> it was a phone charger khloie liber mayes fiance had grabbed it from the bedroom wall of their airbnb, thinking it was hers the airbnb host had called us on the phone and told us that we had taken a charge or that did not belong to us and that we needed to return it immediately. at what point did you think? this isn't really a charger. >> he became increasingly paranoid when am i getting this charge are back? i think it was like a light bulb moment that we all just went oh my goodness. is this a hidden camera? >> across north america? police have seized thousands of images

from hidden cameras at airbnb rentals, including people's most intimate moments what happened when you realize that there was a camera in that charter? it's so eerie and so creepy, then your brain starts thinking what did they see? what we're, what happened while we were in that room in a small town in maine, a couple found a hidden camera at their airbnb listen to what the host told police. >> they had sex and you recorded that took some screenshots. the host admits he set up a camera hidden in this clock next to the bed to record unsuspecting guests there there's something a couple plane around or getting changed okay. >> so there's there's pictures of people that are in intimate situations? >> yes okay. >> it's more than just a few

reported cases. an airbnb knows it's a problem. in this deposition reviewed by cnn and airbnb rep. said 35,000 customer support tickets, about security cameras are recording devices had been documented over a decade airbnb told cnn a single complaint can involve multiple tickets and a cnn investigation found airbnb not only fails to protect its guess it works to keep complaints out of the courts and a wave from the public. why don't we know about this they're trying to keep it secret and if everyone knew what was happening, they would not be using their website. >> airbnb wants to wash their hands clean when they have a host who does something illegal or suspicious they want to say we are simply a website. >> we are not responsible for this hose were not responsible for this property. >> florida attorneys bellkor's plata and shan and shot say trying to sue airbnb if something goes wrong is extremely difficult. it begins

when you sign up on airbnbs website and click agree to its terms of service? you're agreeing to assume all risk. >> the person going to rent the property agrees that if something happens while they're saying at this accommodation, they're actually prohibited from suing airbnb. they must go a different route, which is a binding arbitration. it's a way to strong arm someone. >> is this about controlling publicity? >> 100% absolutely. once they've settled a claim airbnb has required guests to sign confidentiality agreements, which cnn obtained. >> that keep some details of legal cases, private for you to get the check, you must sign a piece of paper so that no one will know this will be swept under the rug that's exactly what happened to this man how did you feel signing that confidentiality agreement this man asked us not to show his face and we've masked his voice. >> he and his wife were recorded during a romantic getaway footage of my workflow

for you and your between two people who circle, you felt what you're extreme violation oval miller she travesty in this case and others, cnn found at airbnb does not contact law enforcement once hidden cameras are discovered, even if children are involved, according someone without their consent is illegal in every state. >> you have people who are showing no stores of hold. we book victimized through the shooter sees real b&b nobody going to want to crush them. >> this man only found out he and his wife were recorded because police called him months later after another guest found the camera explained or more single one he would kill every room but karamo's shooting smoke detectors part of the

challenges at the technology has gotten so advanced. >> these cameras, so small that you can't even see them in this one bedroom. we have put multiple cameras all around and they're hidden in plain sights. this one it's in the smoke alarm an alarm clock, and even an outlet, and some of them like this one. i can control remotely on my phone and even livestream well, would you like to tell airbnb or not removed due diligence, blow home infrabulge or show for sure walk morning. airbnb declined an interview for this story, but told cnn incidents of hidden cameras are exceptionally rare. >> and when we do receive an allegation, we take appropriate swift action, which could include removing hosts and listings airbnb is trust and safety policies lead the

vacation rental industry lah. >> thank you so much for that reporting and we should note, after seeing that began reporting the story, airbnb created a new policy that no cameras are allowed inside rental homes at all? but it's long been against airbnbs rules to put cameras in bedrooms. and as you just saw, that didn't stop host from doing it anyway, sara, that was disturbing. all right. thank you, kate. soon the ukrainian president meets with top lawmakers on capitol hill. his urgent message to them, ukraine can't wait until after the november election for more help. and the death of a black man. and wisconsin has drawn comparisons to george floyd, new details in the case of a man who died after being held down by security guards, we'll have those stories coming up this election season, cnn has you covered, no matter the question from more about the candidates to rules in your

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campuses and elsewhere related to the conflict in gaza around according to haines, has been not only posing as protestors online, it is also, in some cases been providing funding to protesters. now, look for analysts who track this kind of foreign influence campaign. this isn't necessarily surprising that iran would try to do this. haynes and others have warned that in recent years, iran has really ramped up its efforts to try to meddle in foreign governments and try to try to meddle in, in foreign politics, including the united states. they tried to interfere in the 2022 us midterm elections, as well as the 2020 presidential election. and of course, we know that iran broadly opposes israel's military actions inside of gaza. and supports hamas. also important, i think here is that iran is going to be looking for any opportunity that they have to try to exploit existing divisions within the body politic inside the united states. and of course we know sara that these protests have been hugely divisive domestically, making them a ripe target not only for iran,

but other foreign adversaries who are, who are interested in seeing americans fight with each other rather than stand unified. now, really important to note here that haynes also says that americans who may have been interacting with this campaign likely did so unknowingly and she really emphasized the importance it's the kind of foundational nature of peaceful protest to american democracy, as you say here, saying that i want to be clear that i know americans who participate in protests are in good faith, expressing their views on the conflict in gaza. this intelligence does not indicate otherwise, but sara, that's where the warning comes in here. haynes really saying to american qin's, look, be careful who you are interacting with online. they may not be who they say they are, not creating the division, but stoking it in any way they can. thank you so much. katie bo lillis for your reporting. there. kate. >> we're standing by right now to hear from the secretary of state, tony blinken he said to speak as day two of the nato summit in washington is kicking off a big focus of the summit

is ukraine, president biden pledged yesterday to supply new air defenses to ukraine and ukrainian president zelenskyy spoke off from washington as well, making his case once again ukraine should join be allowed into nato asap he also made clear that the world is watching closely what is happening in the united states. and with the election watch everyone is waiting for november americans are waiting for november and europe, middle east in the pacific. >> the whole world is looking to go on into november truly speaking pushing wade's november to joining us right now, cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier, and cnn political and national security analyst david sanger. he's also the author of the book new cold wars. china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the west

quite appropriate for what we're talking about today all over the place. david kim, let me start with you. you described this summit and it really caught my attention is the parade of wishful thinkers wearing rose-colored glasses. tell us what you mean and what are you hearing from sources about the view from nato allies on the crisis surrounding biden's presidential campaign right now publicly, well, they were always trying to hold on, david. go ahead, kim sorry. >> publicly, everyone is trying to say we are united. we are going to rush aid to ukraine, but privately, they use words like gloomy in terms of the outlook for this summit. yes, they're trying to front load as much aid to ukraine as possible. but the long-term trends look bad from russia getting itself on a wartime economy footings so that it could sustain this effort for several years to come. well, ukrainian military officials say their situation is fragile and everyone's looking ahead to the u.s. elections in the

fall because if donald trump is elected, multiple european officials tell me they cannot sustain the effort to ukraine without us help. and they're worried that trump might strong arm ukraine into negotiations with moscow and when we've heard that we've heard the whispers of what donald trump thinks about getting a negotiated end to this war for a long time. >> now, david about donald trump, he's campaigning once again, and he's campaigning in part on his hard line stance against for nato alliance misrepresenting nato allies and how they contribute to the alliance. but it continues to be his common refrain. let me play for everyone what he said just last night at a campaign event you know, i saved down up the first thing i figured out was they weren't paying. i said you have to pay your bills. they said sir, to ask you a question if we don't pay our bills, will you protect us from russia? i said you mean you're delinquent. he said,

yes, we're delinquent. let's say we're delinquent. will you protect us? i said no, i will not protect you from russia delinquent or not moving forward because more and more countries are spending at least that 2% of their gross domestic, gross national product on defense more so than they have in the past. >> but what are you hearing from sources, david, on the conversation among allies and how they are looking at the election, how they are preparing or not for biden to win or trump to win? are they scared or the looking forward to it? what is the sense you're getting? >> okay. that was fascinating to be in the room yesterday at the mellon auditorium, which is within nato treaty was signed in 1949. and it's where the president gave his speech and all of the allies were, were there. the leaders of the 32 nato countries, some other invited leaders, president zelenskyy so they were looking at the president for basically

three things first, what kind of shape was he in? and he gave a pretty rousing speech in a strong voice. he was, of course, on a teleprompter. so there was no trans who is going to go wander off as we saw during the, the debate. but he gave one of his stronger speeches for whatever that reassurance gave them the second thing they were looking for was what kind of commitment was he making to nato and there we heard sort of the greatest hits from his speeches in poland, elsewhere in europe, right after the war broke out. and a year later, he is obviously been one of the biggest champion nato. the third concern you're hearing now is of course, about the possible return of donald trump. but also a growing recognition that the 2%, which 23 of the 32 nations are ready

matt, matt is going to be nowhere near enough. kate for the kind of challenge that is clearly going to face them for the next 102030 years. this is a generational problem and the united states is not going to be able to spend enough arm enough to bring europe to that level. and that's what i think they have not yet sort of absorbed politically. >> that is really interesting, really interesting, david, about where things are headed. kim, i had john kirby on. i want to ask you about ukraine specifically. i john kirby on i asked her about the possibility of the u.s. lifting the current restrictions on how they're putting on ukraine in terms of using us weapons. and john kirby basically said the policy that they have in place and kind of using it just over the border. policies are not changing right now but do you think it's likely to change? do you think ukraine needs it to change ukraine does have the

permission from countries like britain to fire their munitions anywhere. >> the threat is france has put certain limitations that ukraine can fire, where russians have fired at them. that's essentially what we've got from biden, but just in a certain location. so perhaps that will ramp up to the next geographic area the major problem that the biden ministration seas and nato allies see happening is the air defense isn't good enough to stop, not just the attacks on civilian targets, but especially on infrastructure. and ukraine's energy network is soviet era. so nato allies can't rush in the technology they need to fix it. and already this summer you've got kyiv, the capital with while bowers and less electricity per day. that's going to be worse than the winter so the nato allies are looking at how do we get enough air defense in fast

enough to save enough of this infrastructure? >> kim, david, great to see you guys. thank you so much. john all right. >> this morning some economists are sounding the alarm about a new possible threat to the u.s. economy unemployment. cnn's matt egan is with us now. so what has economists concern here? matt well, john, for the past two plus years, it's been all about inflation. >> that's been the clear and present danger to the economy. prices were skyrocketing and the fed pumped all of this inflation fighting medicine antony economy designed to get prices under control and the good news is that the rate of inflation has cooled substantially. prices are no longer skyrocketing, but there is growing concern from economists about how the jobs market is holding up after all that tough medicine from the fed, there are yellow lights flashing, the unemployment rate is still low, historically low at 4.1%, but it has moved