the latest cnn poll other major you're polls have similar findings this weekend, harris and trump are crisscrossing the country. >> trump just finished speaking at a crypto convention in nashville. he went after harris as he sharpens his message against her very smart people to congratulations at all that you've accomplished. this room is amazing. the people in this room, higher iq individuals, i'm running against a low iq individual. her i'm not even talking about him. her i got a low iq individual cnn's steve contorno is in nashville and seek trump and his team still trying to figure out exactly how they're going to message to confront their new opponent. >> their campaign was built to attack and run against joe biden. so what more do you know about this well, today just couldn't message was all about bitcoin and cryptocurrency. >> and you know, a few years ago, he called bitcoin, quote, a scam, haliva, highly volatile

and based on thin air today he said it cryptocurrency was about freedom, sovereignty, and independence. he compared today's bitcoin entrepreneurs to thomas edison and henry ford. take a listen to what he said as you know, our excitement about the future of bitcoin and crypto could not be more difficult from the approach of our a polish campi look our opponents have gone a difficult route. >> to go. an old old-fashioned stuff. we're going to take it right down the middle. we owe going to wear so different from anybody else in terms of a campaign. first of all, we understand that they don't understand it they are blocking your path. they're blocking your way. >> but i've made it a lot easier for you because the sec has been very, very tough on you. >> and now they see that you've embraced me all of a sudden, people that were under-investing gaiasia that big, let go, they say, oh, no, we don't want to do that. we

love grip then retaliate if they win this election. >> every one of you we'll be gone. they will be vicious, they will be ruthless. they will do things that you wouldn't believe. but right now, because of me, they are leaving you alone so pleased. to say thank you, president trump. thank you very trump went on to say that he would fire sec chair gary gensler on day one. >> he is someone who the crypto community views as one of their top public enemies. he also said that he would created a crypto advisory committee that within 100 days would provide a new regulatory framework for bitcoin that is pro cryptocurrency. and he said he plans to make united states the bitcoin mining mining powerhouse of the world that was essentially everything. people in this room wanted to hear when we asked trump's campaign, what's behind this total one at flip on bitcoin. they really didn't give us much of anything answer, but i will point out that trump has received considerable financial support from the bitcoin

community. many of its investors and founders have contributed to his campaign. trump himself has, his campaign has taken about 4 billion, excuse me 4 million worth of bitcoin. that's something we heard from his campaign and he also received a bitcoin on stage today as this community continues to call him, it'll be interesting to see how this court should though plays out with the rest of the country. you when you look at polling on bitcoin, a majority of americans, the vast majority believe it is unsafe and unreliable, especially they've given some of the controversies that it has faced over the years, but donald trump fully embracing it to here on this stage today, jessica, right. tin cans took contorno for us in nashville. thanks so much for that reporting. meanwhile, vice president harris fighting back against some of trump's new attacks on her, saying he's quote, pushing some wild lies about her. she called trump and his running mate, senator for j.d. vance, plane weird at a fundraiser today in massachusetts, cnn's eva mckend joining us now on even these two are really starting to sharpen their attacks against one another as we get into this race.

>> they are jessica, but what harris has on her side is this burst of momentum. we have seen massive zoom calls the last week rallying support of her. they've been a key feature. it began with wind, with black woman and several other coalition's followed with similar calls, black men asian-americans, queer men of color, white women and now white dudes for harris, that's what they're calling themselves. they said they've got 25,000 people signed up to join their call next week. busy day for the vice president. you mentioned that fundraiser in massachusetts right now. she's giving virtual remarks to the youth-focused voters of tomorrow summit. but despite all this momentum, she says that she's cautioning her supporters rather that she faces an uphill battle. take a listen let us be clear on we have to fight and we are the

underdogs in this race. >> levels were the underdogs but this is a people-powered campaign and we have moment now, many of the governors that she's reportedly considering to be her running mate, they are out on the trail to governor waltz, governor beshear, and governor shapiro all out on the circuit. >> this weekend. and when asked about this, governor waltz said that he trusts harris's judgment to make the right decision in the days ahead about her running mate. >> all right. and we'll see we'll see what she chooses. eva mckend, thanks so much for that reporting joining us now, alex thompson, national political reporter for axios and marc caputo, national political reporter for the bulwark great to have both of you here with us. marc, let's start first with you you have some new reporting from inside the trump campaign about how they essentially thought maybe they could just cruz to victory before president biden dropped out that this was all kind of shaping up in the way they wanted it to now there's a

question of if trump even wants to debate vice president harris, is this a sign of a larger worry on behalf of the trump campaign? what, where are they in all of this? >> were they are as they're fighting the fight that they now have to joy and so the fact that we're asking and talking about whether he's going to debate or not, that i think is part of the strategy to get the okay. we were the normal campaign before while biden was the chaotic one now, camila harris's campaign is looking like the normal one. so time to inject some chaos into this. and so as a result, you saw trump's campaign say, you know what? maybe we're not going to debate kamala harris. she's not the nominee yet. and oh, by the way, barak hussein obama and welcome to the trump show. >> and, it is interesting because not you know, we've lived in it's like dog years. we're living right now a week is a year, but it was not that long ago that trump was going to be the unification candidate. and the one that brought everybody together. so it is interesting to see that shift alex to that end. it's

been six days since president biden dropped out of the race. there is a lot of momentum around the harris campaign. they have that record fundraising haul from grassroots donors, not necessarily big donors have also jumped on, but, but a lot of small dollar donors do you think that they can keep this enthusiasm up through election day or is this the sugar high that the trump campaign pollster thought it might be? >> well, the greatest mobilizer of democrats in american history has been donald trump. and the greatest unifier of democrats in history has been donald trump. so while there is this, your sugar-high of cash and enthusiasm the prospect of another, a second, donald trump term is going to continue no propelled democrats forward and propel enthusiasm now, maybe it won't take place in the same way that we're seeing now. >> another thing under the radar that's been happening as harris has tried to start leading the campaign is the trump team while they were initially caught a little bit

off guard, they have invested tens of millions of dollars in tv advertising that are focused on a few select things. >> one is kamala harris and the border. kamala harris's record before she was vice president, you have to remember in the 2020 primary, she ran well to the left of joe biden and was among one of the most progressive members on those debate stages. and the third thing they're going to focus on is what did she know about president biden's health and why was she such a public validator of it? so those are the three notes there initially doing in this first week and harris's campaign is still really put any money on air so far despite raising a lot and mark to that end, it really is in this moment, this race to define harris. >> and there is some conventional wisdom thinking about whoever can successfully do that the quickest is going to have a major advantage here, whether her campaign can help put out the version of her they want voters to know, or if what alex is talking about. if the

trump campaign is able to put out that version of her. and so to that end, what are you hearing from your trump sources about the efforts behind that and how they've gone about trying to find what's going to be the most effective way for them to do that? >> yeah, i'm told now by one and understand that the things you've learn in trump world from one person is not necessarily true with the next, but generally they believe as tony for busio's memo, the top advisor for trump said she's going to be in a honeymoon period for quite some time. now you have the olympics right now, but right after the olympics, you're going to have the dnc, the democratic national convention. >> and so the likelihood of the trump campaign itself spending a lot of money on air before that, i think is relatively slim but you never know what it's doing is it's forcing the trump campaign to spend money that it didn't have to spend before. >> because when donald trump was running against joe biden, he was up against someone who could not create his own weather patterns and donald

trump was the one who was the hurricane in that scenario? now you have kamala harris creating her own weather patterns and donald trump is happy to sort of whether the force of that, what we're going to see after the convention, which i believe begins august 19, that's really when you're going to get a good idea of the paid media campaign. and what's going to happen to kamala harris or what's not? >> yeah. and alex, i want to bring up we have new battleground polling from fox news. and i think we're going to put it up right now, but essentially, what it shows is that she's she's closing the gap in a lot of these very important swing states. actually leading in there and minnesota knowing that all eyes are on her net. her next big move is what who is she going to pick to be her vice president how much of this sort of polling is going into that assessment as she and her team are trying to evaluate who's the best pick? for her i mean, it's going to be really important, but there's also an open question of, does someone

like josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania, when you that state how he has some of the polling in the last few days showed him with a 60% approval rating, which is very unique in a swing state in this sort of a polarized era. >> but isn't enough. what is the was kamala harris is internal polling say does it's actually swing any sort of state. the other thing you have to think they're doing a very rushed vice presidential process. you are betting these candidates in record time because she's looking to nominate a ticket by august 7, not august 19, the convention starts, but through and virtual process, you are asking to go through and pick someone very quickly. and most of these people with maybe the exception of pete buttigieg, who isn't one of these maine governor's being discussed, but none of these have actually gone through a presidential campaign before and have been sort of that crazy that raciness and how will they respond after being picked in record time, but you're obviously seeing them auditioning on cable news

on the stump just trying to show that they're up to this. >> absolutely. and mark, vice presidential picks j.d. vance is just has had a week. there's a lot of stories out there what are you hearing from the trump campaign are they surprised by this? are they frustrated by this? >> he is it a liability what is surprising? not talking to the trump campaign is they're doing a good job, at least showing that they expected this, that they've got it, and they're projecting confidence now whether that's a ruse or not, i'll leave that up to other people at the side. what i am getting from the trump campaign is this is a blip. these are sunken costs. >> we anticipated this was going to come welcome to the show, but ultimately, this is donald trump and his record against joe biden and kamala harris's record. >> and they believe they can win that we'll know what november 5 or six. >> yeah. in the end, the voters

get to decide and we're going to, we're just along for the ride to see what they decide all right. marc caputo and alex thompson. thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >> breaking news out of the middle east, the idf saying at least 11 people are dead, nearly 30 injured in a rocket attack in the golan heights. what we're learning one about who's responsible as the israeli army is calling it the deadliest strike on israeli civilians since october 7 plus missions still not accomplish that's starliner crew has been hanging out in orbit for weeks now is engineers try to fix problems plaguing their spacecraft. we're gonna bring you the latest update on when they might finally be able to come you're in the cnn newsroom tomorrow morning. >> as kamala harris searches for her running mate minnesota governor and are tim walz joins jake plus senator elizabeth warren. and senator tom cotton weighs in on the trump-vance ticket state of the union, live tomorrow morning at nine grit.

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this into a full-scale conflict there, the north good afternoon, jessica. >> i think it is. we're in a very dangerous situation may be the most dangerous situation between israel and hezbollah in lebanon since october 11, when israel was on the verge of launching an attack against hezbollah in lebanon, a preemptive attack. this did not happen eventually. and since then, both parties have been engaged in those skirmishes along the border. but i think that what we saw today could take just to a whole new level in the war that started on october 7. and escalated bit by bit. and now we're in a very dangerous point and so are their dots to connect or maybe there aren't in terms of any effect, this attack could have on the ceasefire and hostage talks that are supposed to happen tomorrow in rome so i think it is connected because everything is connected at the end of the day to the war in

gaza. >> and we have to start from there because what us officials, for longtime told both israel and lebanon and through lebanese officials took hizballah is that this will not stop and it was clear to the biden administration that this will not stop without a ceasefire in gaza and i think that also in the meeting between biden and then you just last thursday, this was one of the points that the u.s was making to these rallies. we have to get these foreign hostages in gaza in order to come down the north. and us officials will concerned that if you don't get a ceasefire in gaza, then you get exactly to where we are today, that there will be some sort of a rocket launch that will hit civilians and will lead to an a very serious escalation. and what senior us officials told me today that would happen in multiple champs in the golan heights is exactly what they've been worried about and try to avoid for ten months so here we

have these civilians who are in these israeli civilians who are now dead, including children playing soccer and you turn to what the israeli response to this might be. >> do you have any sense of what that, what that response might be and how involved might the u.s. and talking with them about this or will they just act as they see fit? >> so the u.s. has been talking to the israelis and last few hours, both of president biden's top advisers, i must hochstein and brett mcgurk and many others in the pentagon and people do us embassy in beirut and in jerusalem have been working the phones and, you know, we have to remember i'm going to send it on you as we speak is still in washington after a visit of five-day visit, he cut short his visit by five hours to come back to israel and convene the security cabinet why is this a key moment? why is this important? because israel cannot, according to the law, cannot go

in the military operation that might lead to an all-out war without a vote in the security cabinet this will only happen tomorrow evening. so i think everything will have to be decided. they're so i think that until tomorrow we're not going to see the major israeli response. you might see some small responses, but the big response i think will happen only after the security cabinet convened it is worth underscoring that civilians were killed in this rocket attack today. >> and that is going to inform how they respond yes. >> and it's not only civilian children boys and girls, teenagers. and it's it has another layer of complexity because those civilians were of the druze community in israel there's a very big druze

community in lebanon, and there's a very big druze community in syria. and those communities are highly concerned about what happened today and the druze community in lebanon is quite significant, both politically and militarily. so i think there's another layer of concern here that this will not only lead to a confrontation to an war between israel and hezbollah but it could also lead to an internal conflict in lebanon between hezbollah and the druze community it can be very de-stabilizing an i also just notice as you're talking and laying this out, you have prime minister netanyahu is out of the country. >> the war cabinet cannot convene until he's back what do you make of the timing of this attack you know it's on, you was not supposed to be in the us right now, he was supposed to leave on thursday after his meeting with president biden and vice

president harris, he decided to extend his trip by another day in order to meet well, trump in mar-a-lago. >> and then he couldn't fly back because of the of the seven that an israeli prime minister cannot fly in under usual circumstances on the sabbath, he had to now cut short his trip fly on the sabbath because of what happened. but i think that there's a lot of criticism in israel about the fact that netanyahu decided to extend this trip and he was out of the country for six days during war. and there's a lot of criticism about it in israel all right. >> barak ravid, it's always great to have you. thank you so much for that context. we appreciate it. >> thank you still ahead is the harris campaign on a honeymoon high or is this momentum here to stay? we're going to look at how this new those yessem compares to other candidates are in the cnn newsroom tonight

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with which kamala harris was able to unify the democratic party and see a significant dramatic yet but a significant change in the polls. >> i think says a couple of things about this most extraordinary week actually will help us think about what might come next. first of all there's a lot of trump fatigue in the country and president biden's performance in june, in june had a seismic in a negative way effect on democratic voters and independents who would like to consider the democratic option there was such a flagging in enthusiasm and concern about president biden's health and his ability to be present for four years, let alone win the election once he moved out of

the way, stepped aside just the idea of a vibrant energetic democratic nominee for a couple of days, we weren't per day and a half. we weren't sure that it would be vice president harris that alone restored a lot of hope among those who just don't want to vote for trump during the period just after the debate when it was, when there was much concern about president biden if donald trump had not been the republican candidate, i believe that the difference between president biden and the republican candidate would have been much more than six points but there is there seems to be a glass ceiling to how far president, former president trump could go. so that's the first thing. the second really big development is the extent to which the democrats managed to avoid the chaos that many people feared would happen if

president biden stepped aside i can't wait to read the story. we're getting little bits and pieces about the role behind the scenes that nancy pelosi played former president obama played, and others in. first of all, moving the current president aside absolutely unprecedented american history. but also in making clear to the rest of the democratic party it was a time to unite. >> at the same time, one has to look at those that could have run against kamala harris and decided not to very significant, very interesting so now the real race among the democrats is not for the number one position. >> it's for the number two position now and they're all eyes are on who that vice presidential nominee is going to be, who she will pick i'm curious to just is a student of history, what do you think about this particular? >> miller moment in history? how is it? it's hard to know because we're in it. but how might it be remembered? how you

say you can't wait to read the story. it will be quite a chapter well, first of all president, former president trump was very clear that he intended to use the federal government as a weapon for vengeance. >> he made clear in his, during the primary season that that he was going to come back with a taste for revenge know presidential candidate of a major party has ever made that claim are made that promise. they've never sought a mandate to wreak havoc on the country and so the question was were americans willing to embrace that kind of deeply negative vision for the future? >> and with president biden not debilitated, but certainly week, it looked like president trump would have an easy glide

path to the presidency. >> it doesn't look like that anymore. >> so in the next hundred days, we're going to have a discussion, a national discussion about what we want our future to be do we want a dark future of recrimination? >> or do we want to find a way to work together in a more hopeful approach that debate might not have happened if president biden had remained at the top of the democratic ticket, it's not his fault his body betrayed him at this point but we will have it now. and so that'll be extraordinarily important because whomever wins in november is going to have a very strong mandate and now we will see which direction this country wishes to go in the country gets to decide tim naftali. >> thank you so much. it's good to see you nice seeing you just still ahead. the longest layover ever. >> a new update on the

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docx the spacecraft, a lot of things went wrong. >> they did not work up to the specifications one of them has now completely failed. and on top of that, they have a series of helium leaks in the fuel system, which they also are going to analyze this weekend. all of this is being done in parallel with some testing at the white sands mitchell range with similar equipment and the hope is that after all this happens this weekend nasa can, engineers can get a little more confident about return and perhaps setting a date before too long. it's been 60 days and these, astronauts, we now prepare for every scenario they worked so hard to be prepared. but talk us through some challenges involved in an unexpected situation like this. >> well, there's one other little detail to butch wilmore what more and sunny williams gave up their suitcases on launched because they had to

carry up a crucial piece of equipment for the space station's plumbing system. essentially, it's toilet and recycling system for water but they were like, oh, just be up there for a week. we don't need any clothes, so they put up there for quite a long while and there's no laundry on the international space station, so they have lots of extra stuff up there, lots of provisions to last a big crew for a long period of time but astronauts are very mission directed and mission focused. and when it just day after day without a specific flight plan, they get a little bit antsy, even if the view is spectacular. >> i think we can all appreciate that. we also know that spacex is set to launch its next mission, crew nine next month. is there any potential that the crew could ride back with them? does it work that way? >> that's not the plan right now, but there are scenarios the dragon capsule is capable of holding up to seven crew

members. and so there is not, it's not inconceivable that come into could come into play. no one's talking about that just this moment, but there are other options. and in an emergency these two astronauts would in fact get on the starliner and lead the space station with that as lifeboat nasa is framing this as not a high level of concern about the spacecraft, but the fact that they don't fully understand why so many things have gone wrong they want to figure it out, and the equipment that is in question here, jessica, will be jettisoned and will burn up in the atmosphere on the way home. and so they won't have any way to examine it and try to get evidence later. this is their time to figure it out. they figure it's trying to get that information before i let you go, i do want to talk about the travel meltdown that we saw delta airlines finally starting to recover after days of delays, thousands of cancellations due to the crowdstrike outages and the department of transportation saying that they're going to investigate. how do you see

that moving forward? this was this was so bad for delta because of their reliance on this software that kind my understanding is helped coordinate where all their pilots and crew members and everybody was right yeah. >> yeah. jessica, this is an interesting, ironic twist of technology if you'll remember in december of 22, southwest airlines had a huge meltdown in that case. that was an antiquated system that was overwhelmed by events. this is the flip side of that delta isn't it leader and has an extremely sophisticated network, a suite of software that tracks everything about the airline. they don't lose bags anymore. they know where they are. they just know that it's not where you are. it trick keeps track of the passengers, the bags, the crews it literally knows when a bag is put on the airplane, how that affects the weight and balance calculations for the aircraft on a good day, they have tremendous visibility into the operation of their airline, but it's intertwined, interwoven, and a failure like

this is kind of like pulling the plug out of the wall and everything went dark so they were extremely reliant on technology more so than others who have embraced it quite as much. it was a two-edged sword, evidently they knew a lot when it worked and when it went down, it was very difficult to build that system and put it back together. so i suspect jessica, what you're going to see, it's going to be not a computer crash in an airplane crash it may have a parallel here after an airplane crashes, the lessons learned tried to put into the next aircraft or the rules. and in this case, i think they're going to analyze this in much the same way, so they don't have this kind of single-point failure all right. >> miles o'brien, thanks so much. good to see you you're welcome. >> jessica. likewise still ahead. >> we have breaking news as israel blaming hezbollah for a delay late rocket attack in the golan heights. its claims he denies children and teenagers among the now 11 dead. israel is vowing to respond. we'll

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original series talks to people on the scene at the olympics bombing approximately 1:25 a.m. this morning an explosive device detonated in the centennial park or downtown it. this point, we understand that we have 100 ten injured and two people who have died. at approximately one 1:00 a.m. also, the atlanta police department received a 9-1-1 call. the individual is we believe a white male with an indistinguishable accent a bomb had gone off within 15 or 20 minutes of the call typically when it went off early let's talk to marc mccain now, mark,

you immediately began reporting on what was going on. >> what was it like in those initial moments? >> we always knew jessica was there was an explosion. i was walking through the park with my producer mike flash. we're getting ready to do a regularly scheduled update on that olympic. the days olympic events from the olympic park, from centennial olympic park nearby. and i was behind the stage almost took me off my feet. you could feel it. the explosion in your body? >> i ask mike, i said that was hi, good boy for the band to end the show because they were having nightly shows and mediately said, no, i think something bad just happened. i ran up to the live shot location, put my earpiece in reported until police and law enforcement told us we couldn't stay there any longer, jessica, because there may have been more explosive devices in the parking. so scary in those moments when you're in a situation like that, you don't really know what's going on. >> it's easy to look back now and say, oh, and then this happened, and this happened but in those moments you're really

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