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biden defiant as ever, and facing new calls from democratic leaders donors, even former national security officials so this suspend his campaign. tonight, the president is recovering from covid-19 in rehoboth beach, delaware. his doctor says tonight in a new letter that biden's symptoms are steadily improving. what's not improving right now is the democratic party's confidence in biden to beat pete donald trump in november. the list has now grown to 35 democratic lawmakers publicly calling on biden to drop out of the race. let's go straight to cnn's priscilla alvarez, who's with the president in delaware and priscilla, you have new details tonight about democratic efforts to keep the donations flowing to the biden campaign. what can you tell us? >> yeah. and high profile democrats at that from a president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton have privately urged donors to come ten you to provide funds to the biden campaign as long as president biden is the presumptive

democratic nominee with one source describing it as quote, deferential to the process. in other words, as long as the president is the candidate and presumptive nominee, donors should continue to back the president this is an area where the campaign has recently faced some headwinds as big-dollar donors have held back their checks. he has of the questions that have been swirling around the president's candidacy and his viability as the democratic candidate. now i should note that vice president kamala harris did have a fundraiser today in massachusetts where they raked in over 2 million. that was bit of a bright spot in this moment as donors to have been calling privately for the president to step aside. but campaign has maintained over the course of the last 24 hours. and on the airwaves and in statements that the president is staying in the race, they remain defiant on that front, despite acknowledging that there has been some erosion of support and that it has been difficult

few weeks, but their argument too, isn't in many ways, voters views are already hardened, even if it is about the president being older, they still think that voters view the president as the best candidate to go up against former president donald trump. now for the president himself, he has been in isolation here at his residence in delaware, where sources say he has been deliberating and he has been among some of his closest advisors now, of course, some officials have told cnn that this entire situation has become wholly untenable as there has been democratic lawmaker after democratic lawmaker calling think for the president to drop out of the race. but some of his most loyal aides say that the president is dunk, dug in. so there has been sort of quickly the developing story here as democratic lawmakers continue to put out their letters, ai also obtained a letter from a former national security officials and foreign policy experts that wall commending the president on his form foreign policy chops. also made

the point that they just can't risk the former president donald trump winning a second term. so they too are calling for the president to step aside in hopes of perhaps a stronger democratic candidates. so all of this piling on in a moment where the president can't be outfront the way that lawmakers and allies have hoped that he would be instead having to say in isolation until as he recovers from covid-19, jessica and you mentioned that he's covering recovering still recovering from covid-19. do we know how this feeling yet we've been hearing from the white house doctor and today he put out another letter where he said the president, the president's symptoms are improving. >> he continued just to take paxlovid. he took his sixth stoves today, but he is still testing positive for covid, so we are anticipating getting updates from the white house as this continues but all signs as of now from the white house doctor pointing toward the president, getting better each day, the white house also telling us that the president

was receiving briefings virtually over the course of the day today on a range of matters and the economy to homeland security, to what is unfolding abroad. so certainly the president, according to the white house, still keeping up with his duties. but still also testing positive for covid. >> all right. priscilla alvarez for us in rehoboth beach, delaware. thanks for that reporting happening now, former house speaker nancy pelosi is in north carolina, headlining what's being called a unity dinner for democrats. and it comes as biden is said to be seething at her as some of pelosi's closest allies in congress are urging him to drop out of the race for the white house cnn's dianne gallagher is in raleigh where that event is about to get underway. dianne, tell us more about this event. and who's going and what it's going to be about jessica, this is the biggest fundraiser of the year for democrats in this crucial battlegrounds. >> date, the biden campaign, of course, has already invested heavily in north carolina and both staffing and financially.

>> this though, is about those downballot races. >> it has long been dubbed the unity dinner. and of course, tonight's event comes as the top of the ticket is anything but the former speaker headlining the event is expected to talk about trying to bring the party together to beat republicans up and down the ballot. but it's going to be whether or not she says something something about the top of the ticket the uncertainty there that many people are looking for. again, clear focus on down-ballot. that's what they're here raising money for and they have big names deep pockets in the room, but they also want to talk about those races that could be impacted by that uncertainty at the top, like the governor's race, the most closely we watched the entire nation between the democratic attorney general, josh stein, who is speaking tonight and the trump aligned lieutenant governor mark robinson, the republican aisle look, they believe the biden campaign has told us for months now that they think that they can flip north carolina blue north carolina, was the slimmest

victory for donald trump in 2020, winning by just over a point back then. and so they think they have those numbers, but that uncertainty, those rumors that are swirling and around and with the former speaker here tonight, many of them are going to be waiting to see if she is going to say anything else beyond that wave making interview last week where she said, quote, it's up to the president to decide if he's going to run. we are all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. now, she is scheduled to speak to close out the event justice after 8:30 tonight, but i have already seen her out here taking pictures with donors and candidates and elected officials speaking with many of them, there was a very loud and rock is sort of pep rally ahead of this in a private room with some of their vips it's and their top donors. and one more thing, jessica also speaking tonight, north carolina's democratic and term limited governor roy cooper, his name in recent days of course, being thrown around by prominent

democrats and pundants as a possible running mates for vice president kamala harris. if president biden were to step aside? and she were to become the democratic nominee very interesting dynamics at play in north carolina. >> dianne gallagher, thanks so much for that reporting. former president donald trump is still speaking nearly two hours after taking the stage in michigan. this is his first rally since the assassination attempt last week joining him on the campaign trail tonight also is his new running mate, senator j.d. vance of ohio cnn's kristen holmes is in grand rapids kristen, what so far has been the biggest takeaway. this is you said it this was going to be a long one and it's certainly has been really what we have is gone. some messaging around michigan. he's talked about bringing back jobs for auto workers, getting rid of the electric vehicle mandate things that he has said, time and time again, but he has also gone very much off script. he is told stories about almost every line in his speech.

>> one interesting thing to note is that he said a number of world leaders we already had known the presence of zelenskyy in broad halls, and but he said a number of world leaders, rudy president xi and china, had reached out to him after the incident in butler, pennsylvania that assassination attempt so that was an interesting thank note here. in addition to that, he started out talking about bringing the party together, talking about uniting the party, but then also has gone pretty much gone oh, really after president joe biden calling him a loser, we're going all of that. going through that various messaging can attack perez, now, another interesting has been after project 2025, that of course being the umbrella project transition project put into place or at least we're headed by heritage foundation, a conservative think tank that biden's team has really gone after trump over because does

have some of these launch commercial and far right policies. he has been trying to distance himself from it. a one point, saying he didn't know anyone who was involved in it, obviously, that is not true. some of the people involved on it or people who had worked in a previous administration and are likely to work in a second administration. people he's still very close to, but here's what he said about 25 like some on the right, severe right. came up with this project 25 and i don't even know. i mean, some of them, randa, who they are, but they're very, very conservative just like you have this sort of the opposite of the radical left, okay? you have the radical left and you have the radical right. and they come up with this. i don't know what the hell it is. it's project 25. he's involved in project and then they read some of the things that they are extremely seriously extreme but i don't know anything about it

liability for the former president attacked him over that things are mentioned here is that it's noted this is the first time he appeared at a camp i mean, event with j.d vance. >> vance introduced him, they hugged on stage, they shook hands, actually, just going to turn around and i was curious if j.d. vance is going to come back out, but but he has not done that when interesting to watch them together. but still we don't really have an idea of what their ticket looks like. he was very brief interaction that they have so hopefully in the coming days, we'll get a better sense of what it is like with vans and trump at the top of the ticket. >> all right. kristen holmes for us in grand rapids, michigan. thank you so much we appreciate it. yesterday you called on the president to withdraw his candidacy. candidacy, and yet today as it stands, biden is still adamant publicly he is staying in this race do you think there's

anything to change his mind here? >> no, i'm not sure what they're working through, although i do have faith that president biden ho's

>> the far, far right to be in charge of each branch of the federal government and that that's what will happen if we don't make a change. and so i think the president knows that and that's what i'll do i'm curious if you spoke with any house democratic leadership or liters. >> i'm thinking about also former house speaker nancy pelosi. >> did you talk with her before you decided to go public with this yeah. >> i've been very strict for with everybody about my position, what i was hearing in the district that's that's what they wanted they wanted to understand what was happening in districts like ours here in southwest ohio because those of us who represent swing districts and swing states for the senate and mr. schumer, they know that those of us who represent those districts and states know our communities the best thing is hearing from them

and they've been very receptive and i think they've acted on that and they know that the vast majority of folks and you see that the polling 70% of democrats want to see someone new and the majority of voters they weren't happy with this choice. trump or biden and we have an opportunity to give them somewhat a new someone who can unite the country and protect our democracy, restore freedoms, fix the economy and bring back a, a, a normalcy that people are really craving foreign politics so you told pull it, that's essentially what you told pelosi when you spoke to her yeah. >> she and i have had a long relationship. i started working at for her when i got out of college, so i've gotten a front row seat into how she works and i'll certainly communicated my feeling is not just to her, but also her team and but it's also the leader

in mr. jeffries and others i don't try to hold anything back from my colleagues and i think it's really important for the least everyone to have the facts we have some new reporting for cnn does about the clintons, the former president, and the former secretary of state. they've been privately encouraging donors in recent weeks to continue financially supporting biden's campaign. some donors, of course, have threatened to withhold money if he's still at the top of the ticket, what do you make of that? >> i don't know. i mean, that's that's what i suspect though folks will be doing until biden makes a decision it's the best thing they can do is to say, hey, let's keep investing in whatever it takes. to ensure donald trump doesn't have a second term, it doesn't take over the entirety of the federal government. so i do

appreciate it and understand it and i, there are a lot of folks in my district who were worried about what change would look like that's an uncertainty that is very real, but i what happens if biden decides to release the delegates is that we get someone new and those delegates get released. and if it is the vice president, someone who can excite young people the entire democratic base, and i think appeal to those folks who are in the middle and can prosecute this case against donald trump as she's a former prosecutor, so she'll do well. i think she will win and i'm others do too. and that's all we want. for the democratic party? but because we care so deeply about our democracy, we are deeply concerned about freedom reproductive freedom, and other freedoms. and we want a

different economy, not one that's built for billionaires, but built for folks the ones i represent here in southwest will happen. >> do you think vice president kamala harris is the best option if biden were to step aside i think she is. she's been in the middle of all of this and helping to rebuild the country as part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill and she supports the bipartisan border fix as does the president. >> and the only person standing in the way of us getting a bipartisan border fix done is donald trump and she makes one of the most compelling cases on the reproductive freedom and the need to restore it than anyone in the country so i think she'll win and she'll help candidates up and down the ballot all right. congressman greg landsman. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it thank you israeli fighter jets targeting houthi

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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 to strike ahead of time. jessica jeremy diamond. thank you very much. former president donald trump, just wrapping up his first rally since accepting the republican nomination for president. and his first rally since that attempt on his life. our daniel dale joins us next with a fact-check. >> you're in the cnn newsroom the ceo is about to take off. there's no one that goes to these audio we're personnel and what for wrestling. can be we

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opposite of the radical left, you have the radical left and you have the radical right. and they come up with this. i don't know what the hell it is. it's project already for and then they read some of the things that they are extreme but they're seriously extreme. but i don't know anything about it. i don't want to know anything about it daniel liss is where you come in. >> what's the truth here well, this is not the kind of claim where i can give you a firm true or false verdict. >> i can't definitively fact check what donald trump knows in his head, but i think there is some critical context here are excellent colleague steve contorno, did a deep dive into connections between trump's administration and project 2025 and steve found that at least 140 people who had worked in the trump administration had a hand in project 2025 including half of the people listed as authors, editors, and contributors to its big 900 page manifesto. doctor and steve wrote that includes six former trump cabinet secretaries for people he nominated as ambassadors. one of them is former ice chief tom

homan, who trump keeps saying as recently as this week, he plans to give another prominent role in a next trump administration. and that's not all ai steve also found that dozens of additional former trump officials hold positions with other outside concerns separative groups that are advising project 2025. so the total connections he found is at least 240 people formerly in trump's administration involved or connected in some way to this thing tank effort now the former president also making some false claims about the crime rate. >> and here's what he said. >> our crime rate is going up while crime statistics, all over the world to plunging we have become a dumping ground for the world which is laughing at us. they can't believe how stupid we are, how stupid, stupid, stupid we are now, we've heard those lines from him before. what does the data actually say the data shows that crime in this country is going down and quite

significantly it is not going up. >> both property crime and violent crime are declining in particularly violent crime in 2023, there was a 6% decline in violent crime just big. and in the first quarter of 2024, it's 15% even bigger drops in murders, in murders in both 2023 and the first quarter of 2024. and both of those figures, murder and violent crime generally are now below where they work in 2020, the last year of trump's own administration. now i will caution these are preliminary figures. the exact final figures might change, but it is entirely clear from this data, from other data and to experts that crime is indeed going down, not up and daniel trump made this peculiar claim about winning an award and michigan, we've heard this before, but here's what he said. you. know years ago they gave me in michigan the man of the year that was long before as a politician, i was a business guy. did well, i like the state, but i don't know. i heard a man of the year,

michigan and i said that school as good, i'm going to make that trip. i didn't know why they were given it to me, nothing but they were given it to me. for i guess fact that i employed a lot of people. i did real well so what's what's this about this is the third consecutive presidential election in which donald trump has claimed to have been named the man of the year in michigan. and it wouldn't be kind of confusing why they would give a famous new yorker man of the, year award in michigan. the answer is that they whoever they are, did not do that. there is no sign that this award actually exists, let alone that donald trump actually got it. i looked at length a bunch of other reporters looked at length. we've asked a series of three consecutive trump campaign's no evidence provided whatsoever. it just did not happen. a former republican congressman said, his theory is that when trump spoke at a dinner, he organizing michigan before trump was a politician, he gave trump a bunch of thank you gifts and trump seems to have misinterpreted those as some sort of man of the year award, which he emphasized david trott, that he did not actually

give to trump. >> now, after trump had been telling this live for a long time, a group of michigan republicans did invent a man of the decade award to give to him. >> but that's clearly not what he's talking about here. >> all right. daniel dale, always great to have you on to keep it all straight. thank you very much thank you. tens of thousands of flights delayed more than 2000 canceled globally today how much longer will the replication of this global it outage last in the cnn newsroom there's no war, so hateful war between kim no more bloody war between tracks house of the dragon, streaming exclusively on mac, bathrobe so musty new fast acting drop in tab attracts and traps excess moisture i'm in aiding musty odor aumajor things are you

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millions of others, chasing life with dr. sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcasts tonight more than 30,000 flights delayed and two-and-a-half thousand canceled globally after what some have called the biggest, it failed ever a software update from a cybersecurity company, crowdstrike, taking down millions of computers running microsoft windows the outage has knocking out is knocking out software systems all over the world. >> it's disrupting banks, healthcare providers, even some 9-1 one call centers. cnn's isabel rosales, is that atlanta. atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport, speaking with stranded passengers, isabel 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 after sign after 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 over here to the left. yet another line, those are people waiting here. they've been canceled, they're trying to get their luggage bag. 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 on line for about 24 hours i

talked to someone he's still waiting last night. he was 2001 in line and then two hours later he was about 2,300 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 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 will 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 in one quick word, how would you describe this entire therapeutic you guys are in high spirits, keep that up and

i hope you get back home soon. >> thank you back to you. >> he isabel rosales were hoping they get back home soon to thank you. so what is crowdstrike? a cybersecurity company responsible for shutting down millions of computers running microsoft windows well, here's cnn's tom foreman to explain i feel like i'm being completely screwed over this as airports and trains, hospitals and emergency services, media retailers, delivery companies, and even the u.s. >> space program grappled with the global cyber outage, a stunning admission a single glitch in a soft to where update from the cybersecurity company crowdstrike triggered the whole mess. >> we identify this very quickly and remediated the issue and as systems come back online as they're rebooted, there coming up and they're working. >> this is how it happened. crowdstrike is a multi-billion-dollar cybersecurity firm, which helps many fortune 500 companies

protect their microsoft operating systems from hackers and viruses that requires constant updates and normally when one is deployed, it will be tested extensively. and they will work widely with the providers like microsoft and other organizations that run these platforms to make sure it is compatible with these networks. >> but this update was faulty, causing affected computers brown the planet to shut down. dave dewalt is a top expert in the field. he was up all night helping get them back online. >> case crowdstrike was doing everything in its power to stop threats from occurring by doing the updates. but at the same time, the quality control broke down and we ended up with what we had happen government services far and wide were affected by the outage including in the u.s. >> homeland security, the department of justice, social security, and even some state 911 systems at the white house. the fact they could all be

affected by one mistake is raising caution flags. >> this digitization and technology has brought massive benefits, but every technology has its downsides as it is in new york. one of the famous billboards of times square was blanked by the problem in paris. final preparation for the olympics were rattled and all over the banking industry and everything else. a couple, a couple more hours maybe the rest of the day and will be returned. >> disputes about how long it will take to get back to normal. >> there estimates that this is going to take some days, perhaps even weeks to fully recover from the impacts analysts call it a testament to crowdstrike that so many governments and corporations rely on the company, but they say could also be a warning that maybe there should be some other options if one mistake can cause so many problems jessica tom foreman. thank you. when it comes to legal issues,

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aileen cannon this week for her decision to dismiss that case. joining us now cnn legal analyst joey jackson and he's also a criminal defense attorney. joey, good to see you on a saturday night you know, just a month ago, trump was facing you, just been convicted. he was facing sentencing. he is facing dozens of felony counts. he was considered to be in very deep legal trouble. then we had the immunity decision. now we have judge aileen cannon's decision what happens now? it seems like things are really breaking his way legally yeah, they really odd jessica, good to be with you and here's the reality, breaking his way legally to the extent that as long as we have a six to three majority conservative the supreme court that may continue to be the case. >> i mean, if you briefly and that's really the overview and it's unfortunate in as much as the law should be about just that the law, there shouldn't be a political dynamic, but we are in different times and it appears as though the decisions and again, is not that there's not legal authority supporting

what the supreme court did, but i don't think that anyone could have imagined and no legal analysts really spoke about or envision the extent to which and that immunity decision they would protect the president. and so when you look at all the four cases that are against a president, i think all of them are in jeopardy, including the new york case, by the way, in which he's been convicted and in which of course he's pending sentence. but of course, the attorneys are asking for that case to be thrown out and that may end up in the supreme court after it winds its way through the court system. i don't think the new york judge to throw out that case. >> it is so interesting and you make a good point because this supreme court ruling on presidential immunity just looms over all of this so largely and so important the through line through all of this and it really underscores the importance of trumping able to name those three supreme court justice and ensure that conservative bench or majority on the supreme court you know, jessica, of course we know that

elections have consequences and the people who win those elections is trump did in 2016 have the ability to appoint people who have values consistent with their points of view. >> and so when you appoint three justices to the supreme court who share that point of view, what are you going to have? you're going to have an ideology that certainly favors you as it relates to even the overturning of roe v. wade, of course, dealing with abortion. and then of course coming down to your own personal protection concerning immunity. wow, the fact that you had a supreme court not only indicate that you have presidential immunity, but even say that there's certainly evidence that can't be considered includes including the president's state of mind. you can't consider state of mind and prosecuting a defendant in the case. and then you exclude evidence with regard to high level officials who the president has spoken to. and so yes, this is of course trump's decisions in terms of who he appoints coming to a nor to his benefit including of course, we were talking about that is aileen cannon, who's presiding over the classified documents case

wholesalely dismissing the case on grounds that this should not have been it should have not been in the special counsel who have moved forward because they have no authority to do so. >> according we have about a minute left, but what does this mean for special counsel jack smith's cases, he has the one in florida that's now been dismissed, but then the one also in washington, dc yes. >> so to be clear, there'll be an appeal. i think it will go to the 11th circuit and i think that it's in jeopardy. that is aileen cannon's decision because it flies in the face of well-established precedent. i mean, special counsels have been pointed since watergate and 74 you had our ryan contrary au special counsel at each six, most recently with meler and the russia interference investigation that was upheld by the way, by the dc circuit. that's the appellate court saying it was perfectly proper and permissible. but let's not forget, we have the concurring opinion by judge clarence thomas in the immunity case, which essentially said that, hey, by the way, you can't have a special counsel do this

firm by the senate, and i think that embolden her to do that. in the final analysis, jessica, there'll be appeals, but by the way, it could be a case that sticks and trump may have no accountability for anything handed a day joey jackson. >> thank you so much. and thank you for for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. i'm gonna see you tomorrow night starting at five eastern. newsroom continues now with sara sidner the ceo is about to take there's no one that does the things i were personal limits of what four wrestling can be nobody wednesday night dynamite get aid on tv at fisher investments. >> we may look like other many managers, but we're different. >> you can't be that different. >> we are, we have a team of specialists, not only in investing, but also in financial and estate planning and more, your clients rely on you for all that? yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their

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