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of what i'm getting in terms of the actual speech is that he's reaching out to michigan workers talking i about how he lose support. auto autoworkers. if he is re-elected to the white house. one thing i want to mention on that is part of what he said when he took the stage, is that he chose who's j.d. vance, the junior ohio senator as his running mate because he was for the worker. obviously one of the things that donald trump has tried to do over and over again and this campaign cycle is paint himself as pro worker know, obviously if you speak to any sort labour leader as well as labor experts, they say that donald trump was union friendly, was not labor friendly while he was in the white house, but we do know from looking at recent polling and actually pulling from the last several years that working-class voters to side with tend to donald trump and he's clearly trying to reach out particularly here they should get his interesting to see him and the vice presidential nominee, j.d.

vance up on that stage. they have, they shook hands, they took pictures together it was almost j.d vance. it was you could tell he was grieve a little bit that this was one of his first time in this kind of environment at one point, he said he was introduced singh, donald trump to huge cheers and then he continued talking to booze because we wanted to see donald trump which makes perfect sense. >> of donald trump's age. >> but he got out there, talk to the crowd. >> they seem to love him as his former president donald trump. remember one of the reasons he said he chose ausome addition to being pro worker is that he has told people around me had the most chemistry with them, so we're going to continue to listen to this speech. it feels like it's going to be a long one. he seems to again, be very much enjoying this crab. but one thing i want to point out, as you noted this is the first rally since that assassination attempt in butler. there is so much security around the former president's so much more than i've ever seen before. they aove agents all over the stage you didn is all over this arena. and in addition to that, we know there are so many local

law enforcement the secret service actually requested 50 to 64 officers made originally requested with solemn on the perimeter the streets are closed. they're taking the security very seriously as obviously they should be since he is the foreign president end due to that assassination attempt last week all right. >> kristen holmes for us on the trail in grand rapids it's michigan. thank you so much for that reporting. and as the republican party rallies after its convention, the democratic party is still splintering on its choice with nearly three dozen democratic lawmakers now, publicly calling on president biden to step aside tonight. the president is recovering from covid-19 in rehoboth beach, delaware. his campaign says he is because the nominee, he will continue to be the nominee and he'll be back on the campaign trail next week even as donors squirm and amid new polling showing him trailing trump and weakness for other down-ballot races. let's go now to cnn's priscilla alvarez, who's in delaware and priscilla, you have some new reporting tonight on how some democrats are backing president

biden. what can you tell us? >> too high high-profile democrats that are urging donors to stay behind biden and continue to donate toward his campaign. that would be former president bill clinton and former secretary of state, hillary clinton, essentially, again, urging these donors to continue to send those big checks over to the biden campaign. one source describing the couple is being deferential to the process. in other words, that as long as president biden is the the presumptive nominee, he should be backed financially. but of course, there are still so many questions about just that and the biden campaign has been facing multiple headwinds when it comes to donors. now, we should note that the vice president did have a fundraiser today, massachusetts that raked in more than $2 million. and she also spoke with donors yesterday at the behest of biden advisers, too. they are certainly trying to make some inroads here and get these donors in line with the president and the campaign. of

course, money is important for any campaign. but certainly in addition to all of this, more democratic lawmakers coming out today hey, publicly saying that the president should drop out of the presidential race and that has been the reality for the president over the last few weeks following the cnn presidential debate, where he had a halting performance that stoked so much anxiety and panic within the democratic party. now, in light of all of this, the biden campaign has maintained on the airwaves and in statements that the president is staying in the race while simultaneously acknowledging that it has been a tough couple of weeks that there has been some erosion of support, but otherwise that the views among voters are already hard in the do feel that president biden is best suited to go up against former president donald trump but when you look behind the scenes and according to sources to have spoken with cnn, there are aides who find this current situation wholly untenable. and other loyal aide to say the president is dugin. so currently the president is here

self-isolating at his residence in delaware, where sources tell us he is deliberating he is with his inner circle and you can imagine that these are the conversations that they are having, but the message that the campaign continues to send and that the president has sent himself is that he is still in this race and that he anticipates getting back on the campaign trail next week and he recovers from covid, jessica. all right. priscilla alvarez for us, live in rehoboth beach, delaware. thank you for that reporting. and while president biden contemplates next move, vice president kamala harris is at the top of the list of who might take a spot if he were to suspend his campaign pain today, harris headline a fundraiser on cape cod that raised about 2 million. that's according to its organizers and tonight she'll be at a campaign rally in provincetown, massachusetts. both democrats and republicans are imagining a potential harris run and whether she could beat former president donald trump cnn's eva mckend has been speaking to voters about not all of this, and i'm so curious, eva, what they are telling you so

jessica, it's really a range of responses some voters, they say that it's just too late in the game for this type of switch. >> others tell me that they would be more excited to vote for vice president harris at the top of the ticket but they feel as though president biden should be able to arrive at this decision on his own, they should not be pushed out of the contest most important to them though, jessica took pretty much all democrats, which you speak to in these pivotal battleground states is for democrats to get their act together so that former president donald trump doesn't get reelected. take a listen to a little bit of what i'm hearing i don't think he's to step aside. >> i mean, regardless of his physical appearance i think as long as his administration and his it's policies and things that he's putting forth to advance america is what it's all about if they if he does step aside, i absolutely believe it should be cobbled. >> harris, she is the vice

president. she is the next in line she has been running alongside him this whole time to bring in someone else, a governor or somebody i feel like that's someone too new, too late and i'd i don't think that's appropriate. it's frankly rude to camila i would be very supportive of whoever is the democratic nominee i feel like these are unprecedented times and that all hands need to be on deck because i do believe democracy is at risk of being it's something that we've never seen before jessica, what most surprises me is that independent of me prompting them voters, independently will talk about project 2025. that of course is the blueprint, the outline for a future trump administration a policy outline of policy vision that

conservative chair. and they will tell me that they're really worried about project 2025. so the democratic messaging so strong on that issue, and that seems to be a key motivator for democrats, right now. >> yeah, it does seem to be breaking through and even just a few minutes ago, eva seeing former president trump again trying to distance himself from project 2025 even though morning within 140 people who worked in his administration were part of it. i also want to ask you about this because harris is maintaining absolute loyalty to biden in public. do we know what she's talking about privately? or if there's any sort of positioning to try to be in a stronger position as possible if she is called on to run, it's a really fine line. a tricky situation that she's in right now she is jessica, but from what i'm hearing, the public and the private comments of loyalty really matched each other and everyone on her team being really disciplined at this time. >> there are some of her allies

that are sort of putting in the atmosphere that if if president biden were to step aside, that she has to be the only choice but that isn't an argument that you see. the cheese engaging or anyone on her official team at this juncture? they sort of don't see any value to trying to weaken an already weakened president all right. >> eva mckend for us out of washington tonight. thank you for that reporting. we appreciate it and breaking news tonight, iran has condemned israeli strikes on houthi targets in yemen. >> the iranian foreign minister, warning of escalating tensions and the risk of war in that region. >> who do you run tv saying 80 people were injured in the strikes today. >> the iranian backed rebel group claiming responsibility for a strike in tel aviv yesterday that killed one person cnn's jeremy diamond has more on that well, jessica, for months now, houthi militants have carried out attacks against israel and on

those shipping lanes in the red sea. >> but this is the first time that israel has actually carried out strikes against houthi targets on yemeni soil. and i'm told that the reason for that is because of that houthi drone attack yesterday that drone attack carried out against central tel aviv actually resulting in israeli casualties. one israeli man in his 50s was killed in that attack. and that changed the calculus of for the israeli government, which for months now has really let the united states and the united kingdom condemn, take the lead in striking houthi targets in yemen. but they felt that because of those civilian casualties, they needed to act striking the area of the al hudaydah port here's the israeli military spokesman, admiral daniel hagari. >> the houthis attacks are acts of aggression. have violation of international law and a threat to the international peace and security today, israel stepped up its actions in self-defense against these

attacks. these really air force conducted a precise strikes on houthi military targets in yemen the military target was the al hudaydah port used by the houthis as a main supply route for the transfer of iranian weapons from, from iran to yemen like the uav itself that was used in that attack on friday morning the israeli prime minister also saying that this is about sending a message, making clear that there is no area that israel cannot and will not reach when it is attacked. >> i am told by an israeli defense official that this was a 100% israeli strike not carried out in conjunction with the united states or the united kingdom. however, these really defense minister yoav galant's, did get on the phone with his american counterpart, the defense secretary, lloyd austin, informing him of israel's intentions. strike ahead of time. >> jessica, jeremy diamond for

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called the largest it outage in history after a software update from a cybersecurity company, crowdstrike took down millions of computers running microsoft windows that outage has knocked out software systems all over the world, disrupting banks, healthcare providers, and some 9-1 one call centers it has also caused a lot of chaos at airports canceling thousands of flights and delayed thousands more. >> cnn's isabel rosalas is at atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport jessica day, one of this outage was total chaos across multiple carriers. but today what we're seeing is really a concentration of that mess with one carrier. and that's delta. take a look right up here at the departures sign up for, sign up sign here, cancellations and delays. so this is a huge headache for delta customers and that tracks because this is atlanta, hartsfield, jackson, this is deltas headquarters. this is their largest hub. the most amount of flights from delta right here take a look at this

line right over here. these are people who have had some sort of an issue with their flights. they are waiting to talk to a customer service agent and over here to the left, yet another line, those are people waiting here. they've been canceled, they're trying to get their luggage back so a nightmare scenario for so many travelers, i want to also introduce you to some passengers right over here. this is richard and this is johnny tell me where were you guys supposed to be today? >> portola valley, california for my mom's wedding. >> you're missing the wedding yep and you're trying to get back home to tampa pasco county to be precise how has that experience been like for you guys to get some answers from delta and get back home? >> it's been nearly impossible. we've been waiting online for about 24 hours to talk to someone he's still waiting. last night he was 2001 in line and then two hours later he was about 23 hundred in line. and this morning he is still we're still about a good two hours away to hear from

anybody. so we're waiting to see if we can either get a plane home to tampa and if not, a rental car, but that also was looking nearly please. impossible right now. >> tell me more about that, about the alternatives of getting back home. if you can't fly well, yeah, the alternative would be a rental car. >> we want a one-way, but of course, only companies won't only give certain amount of those one ways out. so when we got there, there was only one left. they had gouge that price up to about $586. and then there's other options, buses, trains, the train was about $1,000 per person. amtrak so it's just it's nearly impossible. so we're just waiting here. we are at the mercy of the travel god's right now. and just praying that something is going to open up for us. >> one quick word. how would you describe this in terms therapeutic you guys are in high spirits that up and i hope you get back home soon thank you. back to you. >> isabel rosales thanks so much. we hope they get back home soon to joining us now is glenn gerstel. he's the former

general counsel at the national security agency, now a senior advisor at the center for strategic and international studies glenn, thanks so much for being here with us tonight. this is being called the largest it outage in history. i don't remember anything else this big do you would you categorize it that way i think so at least in terms of the number of people affected, in terms of their personal life or commercial life? >> this is probably going to be the biggest single computer incident in terms of overall effect, maybe not the number of computers, but the impact on people's lives as we just heard everything from hospitals to airplanes, to banking transactions. and i think of course the rich irony here is that this was caused by a company whose sole purpose for being is to provide cybersecurity services to big companies around the world. the one thing they had to do and that's exactly where the mistake occurred. >> it is deeply ironic and you mentioned these software updates yeah, we, get those on

our phones or laptops. these are things that people are familiar with. but this one went so wrong in such a big way. how did that happen we'll know the answer to that probably after a series of investigations, whether they're by the department of homeland security or congress has already started number of members of congress war, he started pounding the table demanding answers. >> as you would expect the sudden outage of this significance but whether it was a failure of crowdstrike to properly test the update beforehand. perhaps they were rushing to get something to market. perhaps they thought they didn't need to test it because it was very similar to an old update that they'd already done. that was okay. and maybe this one they thought they didn't have to go through a full testing process, will find the answer out too, that at some point. but clearly, clearly there was a very significant error here. >> and our lives are so dependent on tech now, i mean, it became abundantly clear, right? and you talk about things like banking i mean, the people get nervous when it's

about their money. it should people be worried about how impactful this was on things that are deeply personal to them well, there's no sign that this was caused by malevolence. this was just seeming an error. of course, there's always the potential that there could be copycat attacks. copycat efforts by russia, china, iran, north korea, who could try to reverse engineer this exploit and use good to their advantage, of course. but right now, i think all this is, is an outage that is has basically turned computers into brics around the world and they need to be rebooted and restarted. the other alternative is taking a hammer to it that may provide some emotional satisfaction for a minute or two, but isn't going to solve the problem but individually, to go back to your question, i don't think the average individual needs to worry about their banking transactions being affected by this particular outage, right what about what it does congress play an oversight role in all of this, or was this

just simply a mistake that happened? well there's two answers to that. so the immediate problem is a mistake by a accompany whose responsibility is to provide secure updates to its customers around the world. and by the way, that this company crowdstrike, provide cybersecurity services to about 300 of the fortune 500s so no surprise that an error or mishap on their end as global ramifications we're going to see over time exactly what the role of congress is here clearly there's going to be increased calls for more regulation, more liability. i don't know that that's completely the right answer. i think we just need to recognize that we have not spent anywhere near the amount of time and energy and money on resilience and backups and better defenses. and we've just assumed all along that lightning won't strike. well, in this case, it did do you think it its something like

this is going to happen again? >> it sounds like the now would be a good time to maybe think about better backup well, we're we're too far gone. >> we're 20 years into this particular internet. and the structure and the backups. and so were not going to be able to change the underlying fragility and architecture of the internet and the way digital systems communicate in the way updates are delivered, in particular by third parties who you can't, you just have to rely on. you just have to accept an update to your phone or your computer. you don't really know what's in it. it's sort of too late to change that system. i guess the analogy i might use is if you had a bridge that collapsed you might rebuild it with better still will it make sure it's stronger and we certainly should do that. but if the underlying foundations, if it's just not practical to rebuild them, you're going to be stuck with him and i am afraid in this particular case we're going to be stuck with inherent fragility of the internet and are digital system, we can do more to protect ourselves. but at the end of the day, this kind of thing might well happen again i just want to ask you

too about this reporting that hackers are already taken advantage of this. they've set up phony urls meant to appeal to people who are obviously trying to get more information about how to fix this get solutions what should people be on the lookout for? and it seems unfortunate, but, but this seems like the reality in these situations, hackers want to take advantage after every one of these outage criminals jump on it and creates spoofed websites that mimic crowdstrike's own websites. and maybe it says, will make it up crowdstrike fixed fixed.com. i'm just making that up in this particular case, the people who would be drawn to that are not the average consumer because the average consumers computer wasn't hit by this presumably relatively sophisticated it personnel at companies are engaged in fixing this. so i don't know that those spoofs in this case are going to be all that important. but you could see how that could in other situations be a

big problem and then lastly, foreign countries such as russia, china, north korea ran our adversaries in the cyber realm. they're going to look at this kind of bug, see if they can replicate it. reverse engineer it, and use it in their nefarious activities in the future. so we've got to be on look out for that. >> glenn gerstell. thank you so much. good to have your expertise. we appreciate it bit by bit. >> investigators are putting together a more detailed picture of what donald trump's would be assassinated before for that shooting, including the device he used just hours before pulling the trigger you're in the cnn newsroom on the edge, moments that shaped our culture coming this fall on cnn when you're the leader, is

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where he was going to position himself. we know that he was on a roof very close to where the former president was speaking and that he had a very clear shot of him and the crowd that was in attendance to that rally. so being able to deploy this drone certainly suggests that this was being well thought out and planned well in advance. as you said, the motive remains elusive. here. that is the one part that investigators have now i've been able to point you to conclude, but they are looking at the evidence that they have gathered so far and we know just a little bit more about crooks and potentially his state of mind by the internet searches that he was carrying out in the days before the shooting, he looked up information about both donald trump and president joe biden. he looked up information about the democratic national convention, about other high-profile politicians and information about saturday's rally.

>> we also know that he was there early on saturday hours before it was set to take place? >> and that that morning, he traveled to a local home depot, bought a ladder and also bought ammunition at a local gun store. he drove about an hour north of here. that's where the location of the rally is. and that's where he carried out that attack and failed assassination can attempt on the former president investigators still combing through the evidence, trying to put together the pieces. but the questions are mounting as we head into next week and lawmakers are expected to be asking questions both of the director of the secret service, as well as others as they tried to understand why this happened, how it happened, and if there was anything that could've been done in order or to prevent it. jessica. all right. gloria pazmino for us. thank you so much for that reporting. the u.s has long and bloody history when it comes to political violence from the brutal colonization, the

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