elya berman, having retired to the laboratory after a busy day, could finally do his usual thing.watch how first a fuzzy image and then an image appeared in the baths. i was traveling, i had asusha’s tears, larisa alexandrovskaya, you could admire her endlessly, that you are mine, how good it is that i managed to take her off before the trip, what... intelligentsia in the area of ​​​​the former konsky parade ground since 1918, members of the belarusian hut circle have been gathering in minsk. there were always spikes of spikes here. the writer thinks whether there will be a warm reading room in his house, but let’s not be pessimists, pay attention to these two charming persons, it was. sensation, the two youngest ladies performed a difficult part and quite decently, one of the girls turned out to be larisa alexandrovskaya, who was in st. petersburg at the beginning of 1918, visiting her father, a teacher from the mariinsky heard her performance in a circle of friends and invited do vocals. young alexandrovskaya’s voice was defined as lyrical, collected, a silver bell, a bell, that

i can assume that it was similar with berky berman.city has been associated with photography in one way or another for many years. rare items, legendary zenit cameras. in 1973, already 20 years later, the enterprise exported 150,000 cameras to latin america. volume of production. popular dslrs reached 25 thousand per month, the city was at the zenith of fame for a long time. the time of film cameras has long passed, but many still remember with nostalgia those old zeniths in 1982, but despite the age, he has collected a large collection of very rare items, more than 25 thousand exhibits, and we are heading to the village of izbina to the regional house of crafts , where there has been a museum for many years, in which there is not much exhibits, but that doesn’t make them any less unique. almost everyone at the beleysky district house of crafts knows about egg painting. belarusians have been collecting information for centuries. hand, wax and egg, that's the closer it is, this is a design, yeah, the more convenient it will be for you t

and that's dangerous in and of itself. >> assembly member berman says he's hopeful his bill will become law sometime over the next few weeks, taking steps to protect everyone, no matter which side of the political spectrum they may fall. >> voters want to believe in the integrity of our elections and the integrity of our democracy. and so i think this is something that has remarkable bipartisan support. >> now, assemblymember berman's bill is not the only one being considered in sacramento. currently in fact, several lawmakers have introduced similar bills at the capitol in recent months. just going to show you how seriously our officials are taking this issue. and for governor newsom, he signaled he'll sign at least one of them. i'm in the studio tonight. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thanks very much. a beloved east bay theater company believes the show must go on, but they can't do it without a lot of help. california shakespeare theater in orinda says if they don't raise $350,000 by august 1st this thursday, they may be forced to close and call off their production o

organized a drama club that staged performances in support. for poor children, on this beard of berka bermantelier for enlarging portraits, as well as the velei district at the pharmacy store, that is, the characteristic localization of the place for so that a visitor who needs to take a photo can order a photo for himself in this heat. i think you noticed that the uniqueness of the museum is not only in the collected exhibits, but here you can access them. 1 2 3 such photographic units were used in the sixties in most photographic studios, i can assume that berky berman had something similar, this city for many years was in one way or another connected with photography, parents. things, legendary zenit cameras. in 1973 , two buildings were built in velijki city-forming enterprise. we purchased equipment from germany, hungary, and the czech republic. and italy made assembly lines. about 6.00 people worked at the plant. many residents of veleika chose this city precisely because of the employment opportunities. just 20 years later, the company exported 150,000 cameras to latin america. the pr

and that's dangerous in and of itself. >> assembly member berman says he's hopeful his bill will becomesometime over the next few weeks, taking steps to protect everyone, no matter which side of the political spectrum they may fall. >> voters want to believe in the integrity of our elections and the integrity of our democracy. and so i think this is something that has remarkable bipartisan support. >> now, assemblymember berman's bill is not the only one being considered in sacramento. currently in fact, several lawmakers have introduced similar bills at the capitol in recent months. just going to show you how seriously our officials are taking this issue. and for governor newsom, he signaled he'll sign at least one of them. i'm in the studio tonight. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thanks very much. a beloved east bay theater company believes the show must go on, but they can't do it without a lot of help. california shakespeare theater in orinda says if they don't raise $350,000 by august 1st this thursday, they may be forced to close and call off their production of as

john berman, blue suede shoes. oh, i just realized that china perfect for where you are i actually i don't think you see my belt, but i have i have a red, white, and blue belt right here, belt buckle with the words carry on it. this is my wife's bells you can't see it. but my wife's name. this is her belt that i'm wearing, red, white, and blue right there. so yeah. i got it all. i got it all going on let me share down, shut up to carry shout out to his family, john berman. thank you so much. we want to get you back to kane round because he's got another hit for us from summer fest festival in milwaukee. let's listen down into kuchi gamete back the first time i heard alan jackson qarrah, who i would never the same i'm a laugh known yes maybe you the yellows maybe the songs about it out the bottom perfect gold. i grew and downs debut album you've got baby hey, the johnny and june yeah, there's i would need one in island only way i could serve you and then etl job and on yvonne hey, gave me really girl you gave me gow

and that's dangerous in and of itself. >> assembly member berman says he's hopeful his bill will becomee over the next few weeks, taking steps to protect everyone, no matter which side of the political spectrum they may fall. >> voters want to believe in the integrity of our elections and the integrity of our democracy. and so i think this is something that has remarkable bipartisan support. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> next, a new way to explore the star wars galaxy. and it's coming soon right to your living room. a sneak peek coming up. and remember abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want, whe you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card! (vo) do you fargo? you

john berman, blue suede shoes? oh, i just realized that china perfect for where you are i actually i don't think you see my belt, but i have i have a red, white, and blue bell right here, belt block goal with the words carry on it. this is my wife's bells, or you can't see it must my wife's name this is her belt that i'm wearing, red, white, and blue right there. so yeah. i got it all. i got it all going on shared down, shut up to carry shout out to his family, john berman. >> thank you so much. we want to get you back to kane brown because he's got another hit for us from summer fest festival in milwaukee. let's listen and down into kuchi gamete first time i heard alan jackson shadow, who i would never the same again. >> i'm laughing on yes. >> maybe. you cannot go to view john john and june yellows maybe he resolves a the bottom perfect gold i grew up and downs debut baby johnny use yeah, there's maybe yeah graded on an island only way i could serve you and then etl jobs i'm going you gave me really girl you gave

as i said in his paper, cherry berman, professor of political science at barnard college in new york. thanks for speaking to us. my pleasure. here are some more stories making there's around the world. russian president vladimir putin has welcome to india's prime minister and arrange remotely at his suburban residence near moscow for an informal dinner. india has become a key trading partner and buyer of russian oil since the west increased sanctions on the kremlin. the 2 leaders are due to hold official tax on tuesday. almost 3000000 homes and businesses in texas have been left without power after storm barrow made a land full in the united states. officials say it could take days to restore electricity. at least 3 people in the u. s. were killed by the storm that swept through the caribbean and mexico. last week. the judge has ruled that alec baldwin's role as a producer on the movie rust is irrelevant to his manslaughter trial. in october 2021 baldwin fatally shots and of a tiger for how lena hutchins onset. prosecutors have tried to argue that the actor had increased responsibilit

alright or take contributor robbie berman, robbie, thank you. a welcome. le cradles is editor. esteban carrillo says, israel does have the head with has the law. it will unless a region wide complex with allies of 11 on and palestine at this point is become saw, read 8. so you know, cost then either i'll keep saying we're going to attack by day by mid february. then they said we're gonna talk by mid april than they wasn't due. and then it was realized were coming in on august. and now they're saying they're going to attack in a few days that they want to war the last few days delivered these people, they continue on with their lives because there's really no other ways to go about it, right? we, they are now, this is not a line of said, there is a, have more than one passport then can you not the truck of a have grab a plane and go live somewhere else? this is their land. this is where they are. find me. these are from israel simply after 9 months has been unable to defeat the risk. the policy never ceased as even gaza, which is the smallest mem

that was ethan berman. he was political commentator, an adjunct professor at a level of law school in los angeles. thank you very much for your analysis. thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. and as biden says, you are focusing on fulfilling his duties as president for the remainder of his term. let's take a look now at the weeks that have led up to today's decision. inflation has, it was a moment that changed the trajectory of the 2020 for presidential campaigns has increased. making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person right, eligible for what i've been able to do with the, with the coven, i should be with dealing with everything we have to do is, uh, what if to finally be medicare. therefore, president joe biden called for an early one on one tv debate with donald trump. to dispel concerns about his age, we get to tony don't was a plan that backfired spectacularly the total edition, as viewers watched by and struggled with his answers and more side of questions about biden's fitn

elya berman, secluded in her darkroom after a tense day, i was sorting through photographs of komsomolillage women. he peered into the faces of women, as they were now called, of the new formation. every image he created was so close and dear. having opened a brand new album, elya began to arrange the photographs in a certain sequence. his name was so unusual for him, a woman from the country of the soviets. women. the new country of the soviets changed its appearance so much that many belarusians were talked about not only in the ussr. they proved to the world with their achievements. in the soviet union for the first time in history has created conditions for women’s self-realization in politics, creativity, production and science. and many truly changed this world. watch in the next episode about larisa alexandrovskaya, an outstanding opera singer, the first belarusian artist to be awarded the title of people's artist of the soviet union. all. how modern belarus lives today, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, this is news from foreign countries, broadcasts of particularly important

raised rates for the first time in 17 years. 0ur guest, kei 0kamura, portfolio manager at neuberger bermano discuss the economic 0ur guest, kei 0kamura, portfolio manager at laid ou tthe implications of today's decision. laid ou the implications of today's decision. we did get some leaks that they are considering raising rates to 25 points and curving the purchases. the story is that it is considering this height in this meeting, which i think to some participants would come as a surprise. if you think about why the bank ofjapan is think of this, i think may start to make sense. stable inflation, i think is a good thing, and we are starting to think consumption is picking up into the point as wages pick—up. we should expect to see we should expect to see this pick up. could be earlier than some him to anticipated, but i think that is a very key point. that could be one factor driving this. we did here earlier this month that the prime minister comments on the yen being too weak. 0f prime minister comments on the yen being too weak. of course, as we look at the daily living and the cost of

kei 0kamura, portfolio manager at neuberger berman in tokyo laid out the economic implications of today'sl, we did get some news, or some leaks, several hours ago, suggesting that the bank ofjapan and its monetary policy committee is considering the possibility of raising interest rates to 25 basis points, and also to curbing or slowing down the purchases of jjbs going into next year. the story is that the bank ofjapan is considering this rate hike, which to some market participants would come as a surprise. albeit, if you think about why the bank ofjapan is thinking about this, i think it may start to make sense. the fact that we have been seeing stable inflation is a good thing, and at the same time we are starting to see that consumption is picking up, and that going into the next several months, as wages pick up, we should expect to see an increase in consumption patterns going forward, and that is our view as well. so for the bank ofjapan to begin moving on interest rates in this meeting, could be a little bit earlier than what some had anticipated, but it is not completely out of le

and why he is expected to say what i saw made me ashamed i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central breaking overnight. >> the harris campaign says they are feeling the energy needed to win georgia as the vice president returned to the state for a rally later today her six visit there this year, a new memo reveals the harris team believes disenfranchised republicans, there will be key to keeping that state blue. the memo saying trump has waged a full-on war with georgia's top republicans. it points out these two indicators of trump's weak support in the state has performance in the republican primary where nikki haley took 13% of the vote there. and major defections for republicans such as former lieutenant governor geoff duncan, who says he is backing harris. today's stop in atlanta coming as the harris team launches a new $50 $50,000,000 ad campaign in battleground states cnn's priscilla alvarez is joining us now. priscilla, what should we expect from her rally in atlanta today well, this is a rally that is intended to build on the surge of enthusiasm over

photographer elya berman, secluded in his laboratory, looked with interest only that the pictures werehat is it like, this new intellectual elite? yes, the name they gave was some kind of incomprehensible, intellectual one. so young and also lita, so beautiful, why do they need this science. after some thought, he took out two original vignettes that he had been saving for a special occasion. i inserted a photo into them and signed it in a beautiful font. vornovo alexandra ivanovna. birich tatyana vasilievna. clearly satisfied with their work, they placed photographic portraits in a prominent place. what pride, science, elite. event for the young soviet republic then it was really important that the first graduate students graduated from the academy of sciences. 17 applicants for academic degrees defended their dissertations, including women alexandra ivanovna voronova. she became the first woman among belarusian historians to receive a candidate of historical sciences. attention to the dissertation of the young scientist tatyana birich is a special subject. research, eye diseases, pro

as i said in his paper, cherry berman, professor of political science at barnard college in new york, thanks for speaking to us. my pleasure. there are some more stories making news around the world. russian president vladimir putin as welcome to india is prime minister and a rendered moody at his suburban residence near moscow for an informal dinner. and he has become a key trading partner and buyer of russian oil. since the west increased sanctions on the kremlin. the 2 leaders are due to hold official talks on tuesday. almost 3000000 homes and businesses in texas had been left without power after storm barrel made a landfall in the united states. officials say it could take days to restore electricity. at least 3 people in the us were killed by the storm that swept through the caribbean and mexico last week. as a judge has ruled that alec baldwin's role as a producer on the movie rust is irrelevant to his manslaughter trial. in 2021. baldwin fatally shot cinematographer alina hutchins onset with a gun that was supposed to be loaded with blanks. prosecutors had tried to argue that t

a berman guy was driving along the road ahead of the silany district. not a squad, shadows of glada guyrre, dripping from the skins behind me, besko draft, give me water to drink on my hot horse, black squirrel, give me water to drink, to water my hot horse. eh, having given the horse a drink, i look into the guy’s eyes, he himself went further than the military, gave a shun handkerchief on his head, promised to stop by for a visit, gave a handkerchief as a souvenir, promised to all stop by for a visit, the colony passed by, the detachments were moving ahead. the air is so fresh river fish there are fish here and what kind you know about name at least three small roaches three and some even live here yes, oh, how yes, then the volga is gorgeous? you're a nerd, about stellate sturgeon, yes, not a lie, but about stellate sturgeon, no, well, what they say is true, it's true, fedor, olga, yes, yes, a song about the don cossacks, oh well, is it really about them, i think, at least about siberian, or about the kuban, yes, no, everything about the don, well, we are here on the volzhedan land,

kei 0kamura, portfolio manager at neuberger berman in tokyo laid out the economic implications of today'sd get some news, or some leaks several hours ago, suggesting that the bank of japan and its monetary policy committee is considering the policy —— possibility of raising interest rates to 25 basis points, and also to curbing or slowing down the purchases going into next year ofjgbs. the story is that the bank of japan ofjgbs. the story is that the bank ofjapan is considering this rate hike, which to some market participants would come as a surprise. albeit, if you think about why the bank of japan is thinking about this, i think it may start to make sense. the fact that we have been seeing stable inflation is a good thing, and at the same time we are starting to see that consumption is picking up, and that going into the next several months, as we just pick up, we should expect to see an increase in consumption patterns going forward, and thatis patterns going forward, and that is our view as well. for the bank ofjapan to begin moving on interest rates in this meeting, could be a littl

that was ethan berman. he was political commentator, an adjunct professor at a level of law school in los angeles. thank you very much for your analysis. thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. and as biden says, he will now be focusing on fulfilling his duties as president for the remainder of his term. let's take a look now at the weeks that have led up to just decision as an inflation has, it was a moment that changed the trajectory of the 2020 for presidential campaign has increase. making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person. right, eligible for what i've been able to do with the, with the coven, i should be with dealing with everything we have to do with a more if we finally be medicare to afford hesitate. joe biden called for an early one on one tv debate with donald trump. to dispel concerns about his age, we get to totally don't was a plan that backfired spectacularly the total edition, as viewers watched by and struggled with his answers in more asylum of questions about bid

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and tried to use the coup line and john berman said, come on. party try to overturn a free and fair election, you are not -- it is not going to work for you to go with that angle because mike. dei higher stuff also not going to work. people will be turned off by all of this. they have to run a policy-oriented campaign. j.d. vance calling her a lonely cat lady because she is someone who didn't have biological children when she is in a thriving and happy marriage and has two step? all of that is anathema for the republican party, and they can't stop themselves from doing it. >> greg: i mean, the delegates have their nominee, and she is clearly an illegitimate candidate if they are going to totally ignore those people, but i don't have time to argue this. i saved the rest for last pay or go dana? >> dana: the rest of the last? >> greg: i just came up with that. to me what is he going to say tomorrow or how long it will last. >> dana: just given oval office address after the failed assessment nation attempt on president trump and it didn't go that g

berman institute of bioethics. he's a husband, a father, an avid rock climber. so without further delay, please welcome travis rieder. yeah. so do you know how. to dig into this? yeah. all right. looks like i'm doing this thing from here. now that was, in fact, the most groan worthy introduction that i've ever had. thank you very much, sir. thank you all for coming today to a very uplifting sounding talk called catastrophe ethics. i assure you, it will be exactly as uplifting as you imagine it is going to be. so i, a moral philosopher, i'm a bioethicist. those are my day jobs. i also like to write for the general public because it seems strange to think that you're talking and thinking about something important and then never say it to basically anyone other than the 30 undergraduates who are forced to sign up for your class. so i going to ask you, but if i'm stuck back here, i can't see my slide deck. this is going to be awkward. i will see how we go so i'm going to i'm going to give you like a really high level i

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. >>> we've got part two of big shark week, neuberger berman b st izeman will join us. i'm melissa lee coming to you live from studio b. dan nathan, guy adami, timlululn in full downward dog today. had to use that. shares tumbling ing to 9%. slashing the price target by nearly 30%. the company also dealt a blow as it was forced to pull the hotly anticipated breeze through leggings from its stores and website amid tepid reviews. it wasn't the only consumer name, analysts at cowen cutting on nike and adidas and ralph lauren says western brands are losing their advantage. the consumer discretionary sector managed to eke out a gain today it has fallen sharply from recent highs and is the second worst performing sector in the s&p 500 this year. is there any reason to give this group the benefit of the doubt? is there belief for a comeback? can lulu shares get off the mat so to speak? >> that is clever. you did that on your own. that wasn't in the -- good for you. >> yeah. >> first of all, you know, we give analysts a hard time when justified, but randall koenig at jeffries o

that is dan flax, senior analyst for neuberger berman. we're watching shares of end star group. on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ sonali: an investor group led by sixth street is agreeing to buy proper ensure enstar group and it is set to be in the second largest privatity backed insurance deal of the year. they are on pace for their biggest drop in more than four years. joining us now for on on this is matthew monks. you look at what's going on here, steve mnuchin, this does not look like a man that is about to regin a potential trump administration in the future. matthew: i couldn't agree more. he's been sniffing around tiktok. he's finding ways to put money to work. sonali: what is group if you have sixth street, jc flowers, a stock that is dropping. what are the uncertainties around this deal? matthew: first of all, they're paying $338 per share in cash which is less than where the stock was trading on friday. so it's something of a take-under. so investors are responding to that. sonali: they want more. matthew: there's a little bit of a hint there where the c.e.o. says

and tried to use the coup line and john berman said, come on.ur party try to overturn a free and fair election, you are not -- it is not going to work for you to go with that angle because mike. dei higher stuff also not going to work. people will be turned off by all of this. they have to run a policy-oriented campaign. j.d. vance calling her a lonely cat lady because she is someone who didn't have biological children when she is in a thriving and happy marriage and has two step? all of that is anathema for the republican party, and they can't stop themselves from doing it. >> greg: i mean, the delegates have their nominee, and she is clearly an illegitimate candidate if they are going to totally ignore those people, but i don't have time to argue this. i saved the rest for last pay or go dana? >> dana: the rest of the last? >> greg: i just came up with that. to me what is he going to say tomorrow or how long it will last. >> dana: just given oval office address after the failed assessment nation attempt on president trump and it didn't go that

menlo park assemblyman mark berman has been championing for more regulations on ai generated material for years. a few months ago, he introduced a bill in the state legislature that would force social media companies to regulate this type of content during election seasons, to be able to identify this content. >> and then when they do either to block it entirely, if it's if it's extraordinarily nefarious and damaging, or to label it. >> assemblyman berman says he's hopeful his bill will become law in the next few weeks. several other lawmakers have introduced similar bills in recent months. governor newsom has signaled he will sign at least one of them. back to you. kumasi >> thanks, amanda. you can count on abc seven news for all things politics as we race toward election day. for live updates and expert analysis on this presidential election, head to our website, abc seven news.com/election happening today. the u.s. senate is expected to pass two bills to better protect kids online. the legislation would require tech companies to let teens opt out of algorithms and give parents more

he talked with john berman this morning about the dramatic and urgent stakes of biden making a decision what we need is the enthusiasm in the excitement that has been missing there, that president biden has lagged for a year behind trump. the debate instead of adding momentum added disappointment, and disillusionment, i felt i was in a position to speak out about what i was hearing from so many of my colleagues thanks and say, we need a different course. we can prevail in the selection. we can elect the democratic house and senate but not perhaps if we stay on the course that we have been on for the last year, not just about one night, but about all the months that i proceeded so one thing you are hearing from democrats is people speaking freely to try an, a, send a message to the president that they respect his service, respect his record, but they're trying to penetrate what is really been a tight circle of people around him, urging him to go forward thank you. >> we should point out this is president biden's decision. he will make that decision on his own time. but erica, the patient

i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central all right. breaking overnight, it expanded universe of swing voters. that is what the harris campaign says, has opened up to democrats after the vice president jumped into the race. that campaign released a memo overnight claiming that the campaign is redrawing its electoral map going beyond the blue wall, states of wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania the biden campaign, it's or resigned itself to that strategy. the harris campaign says, it can expand meanwhile, president biden is preparing to give an oval office address that he honest it's like never wanted to give explaining why he has dropped his campaign. cnn's arlette science is at the white house. arlette first with the vice president, what she doing well, john harris says campaign is arguing that this race is now more fluid than ever with vice president kamala harris expected to be at the top of the democratic ticket to face off against donald trump in november, the campaign chair jen o'malley, dillon released a memo this morning arguin

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menlo park assemblyman mark berman has been championing more regulations on ai generated material for years. a few months ago, he introduced a bill in the state legislature that would force social media companies to regulate this type of content. during election seasons. >> to be able to identify this content. and then when they do, either to block it entirely, if it's if it's extraordinarily nefarious and damaging, or to label it. >> assemblyman berman says he's hopeful his bill will become law and in the next few weeks, several other lawmakers have introduced similar bills in recent months and governor newsom has signaled he will sign at least one of them. >> kumasi. thank you, amanda, you can count on abc seven news for all things politics as we move toward election day for live updates and expert analysis on the presidential election, head to our website, abc news.com/election drew 610 this morning kumasi. >> we're looking at air quality. all of our current sensors are green. we have fresh air overhead and we'll keep that smoke away from us. we have several fires burning across ca

i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central new for you this morning, vice president kamala harris calling on voters to choose freedom and heard her first presidential campaign video just really please take a look in this election, we each faced the question, what kind of country do we want to live in there are some people who think we should be a country of chaos a fear of hate. but us, we choose something different harris making clear where she stands at a number of issues in that video, but questions remain about her position on israel. >> does her stance defer or match president biden's and just hours? she will sit down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as she's tries to forged her own path. cnn's priscilla alvarez is in houston for us where harris is starting her day with a speech at a teacher's union event. priscilla, we understand from her campaign that she said, look, you will hear what some of my policies are with israel when she sits down with netanyahu, what are you learning and

officer shooting a black woman who called police to report a possible prowler in her home i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate baldwin. this is cnn new central breaking over and i vice president kamala harris with a huge fundraising hall raising more than $100 million since announcing her presidential campaign just on sunday. >> and there's more securing the support of enough democratic delegates. we become the party's nominee? no small feat considering candidates typically spend months, right, battling four that the entire point of the democratic primary day, harris headlines her first campaign rally since launching this is launching this campaign. and she's holding it in milwaukee ahead of that, the endorsements keep rolling in more than 40 democratic senators, nearly 100 house members pleading former house speaker nancy pelosi, one senior democratic aide, calling it a coordinated drumbeat, the sound of the party uniting around the vice president, the work to find a running mate with all of that in mind is now full speed ahead. and cnn's jeff zeleny has some great reporting that th

i'm john berman with kate bolduan and this is cnn new set and the breaking news hurricane beryl is tearing through texas when you're getting fresh reports from the ground is already nearly 400 people without power. that's a brand new number. beryl made landfall as a category one storm just south of galveston. those are live pictures right now it's either wind whipping through that parking lot. this is the earliest hurricane to hit texas in nearly 40 years this morning, there are fears that storm surge can reach seven feet that is easily life-threatening. there are also concerns for flash floods and tornadoes. let's get right to meteorologist derek van tanno, who is import lavaca, texas with the latest derek, what are you seeing? yeah john, we are on the ground and the central texas coastline feeling the effects of the first us landfall and hurricane of the 2024 season, which promises to be a very active season and we're getting our first taste of it already. >> over 90 mile per hour winds reported along the coastline near metrick ota. we have also seen two to five feet of storm surge above

i'm sure aside or with john berman? thank kate bolduan, this is cnn news central all right. >> happening right now. this is a live look at the white house. can you see inside the windows to see what the discussion is in there today? no, but there is a lot we're standing by for to see what happens today. like six days after the presidential debate and the democrats dam of support for president biden, showing real cracks. there are calls for more transparency let's see round his health, calls for him to step aside and calls for his vp, kamala harris to step in. and those calls are growing louder. in hours. president biden will have lunch with the vice president. we also know the white house will soon holding all staff phone call, and there's also potentially a watershed moment today when biden is meeting with a group of democratic governors, some already expressing real concern i'd like to hear more from him when you come off a bad debate, you need to remind people why you're the right guy to a elect. >> don't think that

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what acuity i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman is out today. this is cnn new central happening today? a defiant president biden has gone back on the campaign trail in a key battleground state as public calls for him to step aside, grow louder in congress, but also seeming to grow louder a new strategy, one where top democratic lawmakers are able to say they still support biden, but also leave plenty of room for him to change his mind. listen to one of his closest allies, congressman jim clyburn, who has been on the stump for him, said earlier today let joe biden continue to make his own decisions about his truth that he's earned that right and i am going to give him that much respect. if he decides to change his mind later on, then we will respond to that. we haven't to 19 august to open out convention the 19 august, the democratic convention. >> that's just 38 days away. and last night, three more democratic lawmakers called for biden to step aside, including the top democrat on the house intel committee, congressman jim himes. let's bring in

viewed his first new song and more than five years at the bet he awards, i'm sara sidner with john berman, kate bolduan out today. those stories and more head on cnn news central new this, morning, this is a quote, we will not let those 90 minutes to find the four years he's been president, first lady jill biden, telling vogue or family, is gonna continue to fight as president biden and his campaign are facing an avalanche of calls to, have him give up his reelection bid after his poor performance during the debate on thursday. and as key democrats continued to do damage control, others worry that they placement scenarios are just as bad as keeping biden at the top of the ticket. cnn's isaac deavere joins us now with more what are you learning about this? you have this great article that talked through some of the different scenarios that are being discussed right now. >> yeah. good morning, sarah people have that i've spoken to tell me that many of the top people who would be considered as replacements for biden have of course, had their phones buzzing almost nonstop since thursday night

berman. all right. what have we seen in terms of motivation? yes. so the other thing is we talk about vote choice, right? but let's also talk about motivation. right? because it's not just who you would support, it's whether or not you'd come out to the polls. and this i think is rather interesting to democrats, say they're more motivated to turn out after biden left the race. well, we do see a significant portion of democrats who say yes, 39%. the thing i was interested in was it disproportionately younger voters who said that they were more likely to turn out are more motivated to the turnout. and what we see here is it's 42% not a big difference between 42 and 39%. so this idea, again, that the vice president has unique potential to dig in and get young voters to turn out john. it's just not there in the numbers despite all the internet memes that are going around it, at least not yet in one of the issues has been harry, this trend which i think you were among the first to point out, young voters have changed or say they are changing in a relativ

meeting today, the big question is there a rate cut finally, on the horizon on kate bolduan with john berman, sara sidner's chicago. today this is cnn new central breaking. >> overnight the top political leader of hamas killed inside iran is feel he needs yeah was the public face of hamas, a key player in peace negotiations over gaza? this could have huge significance force stability in the region, huge, both hamas and iran have promised harsh retaliation. israel has not commented directly, but moments ago, the defense minister said the nation is quote, prepare for all possibilities. we want to get right to jeremy diamond. he is in haifa in northern israel. jeremy, give us a sense of what happened and the reverberations well, john, i'm joining you from a region that is very much on edge, unclear exactly what will follow, but it is clear that this assassination overnight of his ismail haniah, hamas's political leader is going to reverberate throughout this region, having enormous inflammation implications for the stability of this region. >> iranian state media reporting that it was an airbor

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i'm sarah sign-in with john berman, kate bolduan is out today. this is cnn news central hard to remember a monday morning with more hanging in the balance, the political future of president biden and the legal future of donald trump. >> we are on alert for any sign that president biden is wavering in his commitment to stay in the presidential race or any sign of prominent elected democrat calls for him to step aside. so far that has not happened so far. also this morning, the supreme court will rule of donald trump is immune from the federal election subversion charges against him. a case that could shape not just his future but the presidency itself. let's get right to cnn's senior supreme court analyst, job biskupic, joan, give us a sense of what we will see today and when sure. >> jan and good to see you and, you isn't the suspense killing us? i just three more hours, john, before the justices take the bench and they have probably three opinions and say, will announce four cases. i think they're going to condense them to three and the immunity

john berman, we always need harmony with her. thank you. this morning, we are waiting to see if new elected democrats step forward and call for president biden in to end his campaign. but there was another crucial group at play here too anti-trump republicans. they've got a lot on the line. so how are they feeling in the days after the debate seen as lre went to find out this happy bar party is full of people who usually feel pretty bleak this country needs to wake up. >> there's a dangerous thing happening. it's called complaint places they're fans of the bulwark and never trump media organization. >> many are x republicans who reject donald trump, a group that can feel so tiny that some got on airplanes to meet one another. the event was festive and just a few days before the presidential debate, it's hard for me to wake up every morning and talk to my neighbors and know that they're supporting somebody but doesn't match any of their values. >> becky is a former republican who flew in from south dakota with her sister-in-law were and i'm

berman? not in the general election, certainly. what about in terms of being your estimated of the trump era in general? yeah. so i decided to expand upon our search. who are outperform their july national polls. this is major elections during the trump era. we can start in the midterms, right take a look here. this is a 2022 midterm. this is judgment generic congressional ballot. in fact, republicans were underestimated by a point they outperform form their july paul's and the actual result by a percentage points, you go back to 2018. democrats did outperform their pulse, but just by point, basically the polls were right on at this particular point in the midterm elections, we talk about the presidential race last time around donald trump actually did better in the results and his july paul's by five points, you go back to 2016. you see something very similar. that is the july polls actually underestimated donald trump. he outperformed his july paul's. so the idea in the trump era that the polls have underestimated democrats, whet

i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan, john berman. this is cnn news central breaking overnight two huge milestones for vice president kamala harris, her camp campaign reports she has now raised one $100 million since jumping into the presidential race. that was sunday, not even 48 hours ago. also overnight, we learn more than half of democratic delegates say they support her candidacy. that's more than enough to secure the nomination and a vote could happen virtually within a couple of the weeks. we are waiting for senate majority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader hakeem jeffries to officially endorse harris that could happen soon and we learned that harris will keep much of most of almost all of president biden's campaign staff intact. seen as eva mckend is in milwaukee, were harris holds a rally today or let signs in rehoboth beach, delaware where president biden still is. let's begin with eva mckend in milwaukee. what are we going to see from harris today? eva well, john, she's entering this period here. the first big

global tech outage causing new headaches for delta customers and costing the airline millions on john berman with sara sidner and kate bolduan. this cnn news central new this morning. it's on 100 million fundraising haul is fueling momentum for kamala harris, brand new presidential campaign. >> and just moments ago, as you heard from john george clooney who had called on president biden to leave the race, endorsed harris plus harris has now won enough delegates support to clinch the party's nomination. one senior democratic aide calls it a quote, coordinated drumbeat. the sound of the party uniting around the vice president. today harris is traveling to milwaukee where she'll be holding her very first rally. that's where we find our eva mckend. eva, you are just outside there in milwaukee. what are you expecting today? >> you know, sara, the former prosecutor, is eager to make her case. i can tell you that she will talk about how her and former president donald trump have disparate visions for america. she accuses him of undermining american democracy, of attacking reproductive freedom and s

i'm sara sider with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn new central the question is democratic law makers have been asking and have been asked for days include, should president biden stay in the 2024 race? >> can he carry the message against donald trump effectively? and is there really a viable alternative? very soon, maybe some answers. the first of two critical meetings happening today will begin shortly as biden looks to once and for all, put to bed those democratic doubts all house democrats gathering for the first time since biden's debate performance, this meeting will put those who have publicly come out to call for biden to drop out in the same room with the group calling for him to stay in and forge ahead. no cell phones allowed, which means things could get quite real shortly after that, senate democrats will be meeting for a similar conversation when their weekly lunch cnn's arlette saens leads us off from the white house this hour and arlette, what is the view from the white house of these congressional meetings t

of deli meats over listeria outbreak that has already killed two people i'm kate bolduan with john berman, sara sidner is in chicago for us this morning. this is cnn news central all right, breaking overnight on the brink, the political leader for of hamas, ismail haniah killed inside iran where he was visiting. >> we are getting new reaction this morning from both hamas and iran vowing harsh retaliation again mr. israel wound may blame the question is this morning, what form will retaliation take? what will israel do next? what does this mean for peace negotiations over gaza? haniah was a central player in these talks. let's get right to jeremy diamond in haifa in northern israel with the latest jeremy, what are you hearing this morning john, this is a tremendously significant event with potentially enormous regional implications. >> ismail haniah was targeted in an assassination in the iranian capital over the course of the last 24 hours, we don't know exactly when this happened, but iranian state media saying that he was targeted with a quote airborne guided projectile, a hamas in a st