michael brennan: rapid intensification is exactly what it says. a storm intensifies, strengthens very quickly, a 30- to 35-mile-per-hour increase into sustained winds within about 24 hours. and that can result in some of the most dangerous storms that we've seen. allison chinchar: hurricane patricia, back in 2015, was the most intense tropical cyclone on record in the western hemisphere. it went from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in just 24 hours. watch out. holy crap. [thunder crashes] we see that lightning activity tends to become frequent right before a storm is going to intensify. [thunder crashes] imagine a fireworks show and you see all of the fireworks popping, popping. and that has been something of an indicator that that storm may rapidly intensify. [thunder crashes] derek van dam: no, we're not necessarily getting an increase in the number of hurricanes, but the proportion of the most severe hurricanes is becoming more frequent. michael brennan: warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, and storms are going to get worse as the

norman brennan of the emergency.nks wsfime law and order foundation thinks it's time to get tough. it's time to clamp down. this won't go away. no more mollycoddling. no more namby pamby. it's time to get tough before we lose our streets forever. thanks for joining me tonight. streets forever. thanks for joining me tonight . i'll be back joining me tonight. i'll be back three till six tomorrow. now it's three till six tomorrow. now wsfime three till six tomorrow. now it's time for your weather with annie shuttleworth. >> it looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news, weather update brought to you from the met office. it is staying warm and humid for the next few days. for many of us there's still plenty of dry and sunny weather to come, but there is an increasing threat of thunderstorms as low pressure approaches from the south, bringing that threat into the southeast.

that has got to be reconsidered as well. >> let me bring in john brennan, because john brennan, before you were security director, you are homeland adviser in the white house. you are the one who would've been in the situation room with the president, who is getting a briefing now and is going to be speaking around 1:30, we are told, to the american people. in that role, as well as your role in analyzing foreign threats. talk to me about the event last night, and where you think they did miss. and i think what frank just said, i was struck last night when i saw the former president -- his head was clearly exposed as he was getting into the van where he popped up in fist pump, which is an extraordinary figure, and something -- it is very hard to protect someone when you're surrounding them and all of a sudden, a large person jumps up and fist bumps. you can understand why it happened, but again, he was asked post. >> something clearly went wrong that allowed this assassin to attempt to get on former president trump. i think that's where there's going to be intense focus and investigatio

norman brennan.ortant to point out that these kind of incidents, mercifully, are incredibly rare in the united kingdom. in fact, the last knife attack, machete attack at a school was in 1996 that i could find in wolverhampton. that was an individual, called herbert campbell ended up getting life in prison. 18 children attacked at a teddy bears picnic in that instance, norman brennan, he was a paranoid schizophrenic. he made out that he heard voices of the children taunting him. he was sent down for life, a different case, but just making the point. norman brennan. these kind of cases random, it seems random attacks on children are incredibly rare in britain, and incredibly rare in britain, and in this instance, the individual has been safely apprehended and the police have identified there is no wider threat to the community at present. >> yeah, you're absolutely right, martin. to make that explicitly clear, it is very rare that our children are stabbed and murdered in britain by strangers, most ofte

joining me now is former cia director, john brennan. happy fourth of july, king george would be pleased about anything in our current events. having served six presidents as you have, what do you think the long-term consequences of the supreme court decision are and what worries you most about it? >> well, i think the ruling of the supreme court really just does not understand just how potentially dangerous this ruling will be in the hands of any individual who happens to make his or her way to the oval office, and the office of the presidency who can wield all of the broad and deep authorities of the presidency to carry out whatever agenda he or she may want. the fact that the supreme court ruling has put the president above the law. for the first time in our country's history, so tragically ironic as you pointed out, we're celebrating the independence of our country from a king. but now we're basically giving a future president, especially one that wants to skirt the law, and as we see that the republican candidate right now, for the

>> angela brennan says this isn't the way she wanted to spend her sunday on bart. >> i came from antioch and i'm trying to get to san francisco, and i can't get there because the trains are down and it cost me an appointment that i had made months ago. >> even angela's little dog seemed upset. bart says systemwide delays this weekend were caused by an electrical fire saturday night near the oakland 12th street station. smoke could be seen billowing out onto the streets. >> that fire burned through some wires and cables, and it essentially cut power to that core part of our oakland system. about 300 passengers were stuck inside two train cars for about 30 minutes. >> they had to be evacuated through a smoky tunnel between the 12th and 19th street stations. >> thankfully, our ventilation system worked as it was supposed to and got the smoke out of the area. we were able to evacuate all of those riders safely and there were no injuries. it was a bit scary, just because we didn't know what was going on. >> but after they evacuated us, we were like, fine. >> four bart stations in oakland lost

want to bring in "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan, and margaret, about that imagery thatwas mentioning and who we will hear from tonight, there's a sign around the hall that says "they are not after me, they are after you." what is that meant to convey? >> reporter: at this is very much a strong man image, i am your protector, and anything you hear in criticism of me, it's really about you. it's the culture war, class were messaging here. but really, norah, what is striking is that this is not just the republican party, this is the trump family party now, and we are seeing that very clearly. it is built around this one personality and from the walk on song, it's a man's world, yesterday, to kid rock tonight, to coming down with all of the fighting, it's about i am your protector. it's an image we have seen around the world and other countries, and here, there are no other giants of the republican party. the only one here is donald trump on these walls. only him. >> norah: and there's a paternal aspect as well with all of the references to him as grandpa. >> reporter: isn'

former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi frank glozy is here and now john brennanmer national security at the justice department msnbc legal analyst mary mccord is here. mary, start out by just explaining your old job. i mean, national security is in pop culture more closely associated with the cia. right? but it's how it really is at the department of justice. explain why and explain how monday's decision makes that even more the case. >> so you know, the department of justice, the attorney general, deputy attorney general you know, they are part of the president's national security team along with people like john brennan when he was the director of the cia. the director of our intelligence community. agencies and all of the national security agencies. and they sit together at the white house in the situation room in a -- you know, a skip, a sensitive compartmented information facility and talk about national security issues of all sorts of flavors on a daily basis. the president seeks the advice not only of the legal advisor within the national security council,

that was ]im brennan there, one of the _ do. that was ]im brennan there, one of the ohio _ do.m illinois. thank you for being here. the arena has emptied out behind us here, but quite a dramatic day. and, of course, overshadowed in many ways by the assassination attempt on donald trump. he he appeared with the big pack on his right ear where the bullet had grazed him. wejust heard a minute ago from taylor winston who, himself, survived a shooting in las vegas in 2017. does what happened to president trump at that rally raise a conversation that needs to be had in this country about access to guns?- had in this country about access to guns? look, i had a chance to _ access to guns? look, i had a chance to talk _ access to guns? look, i had a chance to talk to _ access to guns? look, i had a chance to talk to your - access to guns? look, i had a chance to talk to your last i chance to talk to your last guest as we were leaving. and you know, he and i are kindred spirits. you don't wake up that day that you experienced the terror of being shot at and targeted for being killed. but

director brennan and mary.e on how the immunity decision exacerbates what sue gordon's talking about there. >> well, i think we already saw, i've seen with donald trump, his reckless disregard for security practices in terms of how classified documents are going to be handled and stored, which is what i think she was referencing there. because the individuals at the cia, fbi and other places that really put their lives on the line in order to acquire the information that is necessary to keep this country safe really will wonder whether or not what they provide to a trump white house is really going to stay classified and not be shared broadly. and so i do think it undermines the credibility of the system in terms of the intelligence community, law enforcement, justice, are supposed to have a very trusting relationship with the chief executive and if that trust is not there and if there's concern about what the chief executive might be doing now with the supreme court ruling, chief executive could also be engage

we want to bring in face the nation moderator margaret brennan, and about that imagery that robert wasand who we will hear from tonight, there's also a sign posted throughout the convention hall that says they are not after me, they are after you. what is that meant to convey? >> this is very much a strongman image, i am your protector. anything new here in terms of criticisms of me, it's about you. it's the culture war, class war messaging here. but really, norah, what is striking is this is not just -- this is not the republican party, this is the trump family party now. and we see this very clearly. built around this one personality and from the walk on song, it's a man's world yesterday to kid rock tonight, to coming down with all of the fighting, it's about i am your protector. it is an image we have seen around the world and other countries and here, there are no other giants in the republican party. the only one here is donald trump on these walls, only him. >> norah: and there is a paternal aspect to it as well with all of the references to him as grandpa. >> is an interesting

jim brennan _ he knows what to do. jim brennan there, _ he knows what to do. are watching that moment with donald trump coming in and greetingjd vance donald trump coming in and greeting jd vance for the first time since he was unveiled as the vice presidential nominee. how was that? it the vice presidential nominee. how was that?— the vice presidential nominee. how was that? it is a moment. the meat _ how was that? it is a moment. the meat is — how was that? it is a moment. the meat is a _ how was that? it is a moment. the meat is a big _ how was that? it is a moment. the meat is a big moment. i the meat is a big moment. cheering and applause. inaudible. i care about both of them. i love them both dearly. i was very proud to see donald trump here considering what happened a couple of days ago. i have been coming to conventions for close to 20 years. this is the most positive convention i've been to. normally is "fight, fight, fight" and this time the energy is different. use of the president come out, whenjd vance made his rounds. this is a different republic

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joining me now, chief election correspondent robert costa, face the nation correspondent margaret brennan, and major garrett. and major, this has been a stunning day of news. speak to a stunning day, and former president trump is going to own the night in a few moments, he will do fine at the end of this convention and characterize for the country and for all of history what this last week has meant to him. and when he believes it should me into the country, and to your point, norah, about the excerpts, they do have a more unifying message, less personally strident and more reflective, all of that is true. but i want to point out and hulk hogan's speech and eric trump's speech will not compete with donald trump's speech, but they suggested rhetorically the assassination attempt on saturday was aligned somehow with the political opponents of former president trump. that is not true, the motive is indistinct and the political orientation of the shooter completely unknown. that is a calibration they are going tgh to tell this crowd in the country at large there is some force out there behind

according to the report of the brennan center for justice, political violence and threats to government officials have increased in the last 3 years, so that 40% of state legislators have been attacked or threatened to attack during this period. our research shows that 7% of americans they accept the use of force to get trump to power, half of them are armed with firearms, azadeh taheri of sada and sima news agency, 4 american presidents have died by direct fire so far. armed violence, of course, is limited to the political environment in america. can't this is the moment when the 45th president of the united states was shot. during the election campaign in pennsylvania, he said that the danger passed through his earlobe and only scratched his right ear . trump was lucky because of the 11 previous assassinations of presidents in the united states, four of them , including abraham lincoln and john saif to society american politics is not limited. peer research think tank writes in a documentary report: 2021 has been the deadliest period in the history of america so far. it is stated in t

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according to the brennan center for justice. in the past 3 years alone, political violence and threats against government officials have increased so that 40 percent of state legislators have been attacked or threatened to attack during this period. our research shows that 7 % of americans allow the use of force to get trump to power. half of them to shave. now , what you showed in popular reports and was reflected in the words of american officials and even international officials was the concern about the increase in political violence in america, but this concern is in fact it's nothing new, that is, we have witnessed an increase in concern about political violence and the possibility of social instability in america over the years, which has been renewed in the election atmosphere, and now we have mentioned a series of polls, including polls. the reuters institute and even the research of the university of california show that 14% of the american people definitely believe that there will be a civil war in this country in the

according to the report of the brennan center for justice , political violence and threats to government officials have increased in the past 3 years, so that 40% of state legislators have been attacked during this period. were taken or threatened to attack. our research shows that 7% of americans allow the use of force to get trump to power. now, what you showed in popular reports and was reflected in the words of american officials and even international officials was the concern about the increase in political violence in america, but this concern is not really a new thing. in recent years, we have seen an increase in concern about political violence and the possibility of social instability in america, which has been renewed in the election atmosphere, and now we have mentioned a series of surveys, including the institute's survey. reuters and even university of california research shows that 14% of the american people definitely believe that during the years of the civil war in this country.

. >> thank you so much, barbara mcquaid, paul butler, andrew weissmann, ken dylan yan, and john brennanns us who was homeland security adviser in the national security council for president obama. i want to ask you first your reaction to judge cannon dismissing the classified documents case because potentially does this open the door to him getting those documents back that he claimed were his, knots the government's, and what are the implications of that or can he show documents to people? >> well, it certainly is disappointing for a number of national security professionals who have been watching this case very closely. it raises questions about judge cannon's subjectivity as well as judicial integrity given that there have been previous rulings on these lines that really have, i think, disadvantaged the ability of the special counsel to move forward. but it's important for individuals like donald trump to have their time in court to try to defend themselves. if they have been charged with in this case the reckless mishandling of some of this country's most sensitive secrets, which cl

to preview the summer games, i'm joined from paris by christine brennan, columnist for usa today.u. thanks for joining us. before we dive into this game, i have to ask you about some olympics related news today. the international olympic committee announced that the 2034 winter games will be hosted by salt lake city, but there has been controversy around that decision. explain that to us. christine: salt lake city is really the only city that wanted the 2024 -- 2034 games. we expected this to be a slamdunk. instead the ioc, several members brought up a demand, demanding the local officials in utah and select city, including the governor, cede to their wishes to shut down the federal investigation that is going on involving the chinese doping controversy that i am sure many remember involving swimming. the fbi is investigating. there is a law that allows the united states to investigate doping schemes that affect u.s. athletes, which this one certainly does, and may be deprives them of medals. shockingly, the u.s. officials said yes, we will sign this agreement with the knowledge t

foundation, norman brennan.se, norman, this seems to have been a collapse in law and order. >> well, the collapse in law and order is, those that actually break the law, the police can only do what they can do. and obviously the police will react to such serious crimes as this , to such serious crimes as this, and people that break the law, they're the ones that choose to do so. and it's the victims, the pubuc do so. and it's the victims, the public and the police ultimately, that have to pick up the pieces. >> and, norman, how did the police conduct an investigation like this ? like this? >> well, simon cleared up most of the points that you were saying. but, at this moment in time , he's the, britain's most time, he's the, britain's most wanted, he will know. and as simon stated, he will be vulnerable . and i posted it vulnerable. and i posted it myself and people said, well, what do you mean? he'd be vulnerable? well, when you've committed a murder, which is what alleged has happened here, you're going to kno

and, brennan, max here is saying there is time to coalesce people. i wonder, one, what you think of that and also is there really time to maybe win over those independents with all of this chaos going on, when you think of people like the nikki haley voters? >> yeah, i agree that kamala harris is the obvious choice and it would be silly to try to disrupt and have the chaos of an open primary in the short truncated period of time. look, i think there is some obvious risks to kamala harris. she's going to be seen as more progressive than joe biden is, and they'll have to work to push back against that a little bit. but she could on the plus side energize the democratic coalition in a way that you have seen a lot of -- a lack of enthusiasm from a lot of really core constituencies in the democratic party and whether or not she could, you know, energize black vote, the youth vote, that has been struggling could actually be i think encouraging for them. she is still going to be an underdog, though. either way, this is a bad situation for -- if they have no

christine brennan, thanks again for coming on with us. sure. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> all right. and we just want to give you a programming note for all of you on cnn international and cnn max, you can tune into our special one-hour program aiming for goal. this friday, seven in the evening, paris time, let's 1:00 p.m. eastern in new york. and you can join cnn's amanda davis wants a bell and coy wire to share the excitement of the opening ceremony alright, still ahead russia and china stage a joint show of force by sending their bombers near alaska why the u.s. is concerned, even though it says the flight itself wasn't a threat, will explain coming up still saturday on the whole story political violence has always threatened our democracy after the attempt on trump's life. >> where does america go from here? the whole story with anderson cooper, political violence. america is bloody history, saturday at 8:00 on cnn. >> i'm jonathan larson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life i

i'll say goodbye to norman brennan now, it's former police officer norman brennan and his views , obviouslyare that, people don't fear the recriminations anymore. people don't fear, you know, the authorities . and it's difficult authorities. and it's difficult to suggest otherwise, given some of the footage that we're bringing now, i want to emphasise again, as it currently stands, the exact circumstances that have led up to this situation are not clear . okay. situation are not clear. okay. but what is clear is the way that this has escalated. all right. and nana the rush to behave like this , whatever the behave like this, whatever the reason really may be for it , i reason really may be for it, i don't think there's ever really a reason to behave like this, but whatever the initial spark for this might have been, what is immediately obvious is that there are thousands of people in that area and around that area who are. these are the latest images i in fact, i'm going to talk over these. these are later images of a bonfire in the middle of a street in leeds with several police vans, peop

let's go to christine brennan. she obviously has done a lot of reporting on all of this, and i'm sure the athletes are just thinking about this right now. christine, they're lining up to dive into the pool and they're wondering, is the athlete next to him or her doping? what, what can you tell us? >> yes, jim, in fact, katie ledecky actually said that in her press conference yesterday that you're going to swim against the person in the lane next to you and you certainly hope that they are clean but it is an issue that it says course came up in the spring. this is 23 chinese swimmers who tested positive before the tokyo the olympics. no one knew about it until this spraying more than three years later, jim and 11 of those 23 are going to be here competing in paris it's a starting on saturday including a multiple medalist when giuffre, the hundred butterfly or a woman and as i said, ten others and so this will be an issue that is going to carry over right into the pool deck as it should, because now we can focus, we

for more on this i want to bring in former cia director john brennan. good to have you here. significant is this loss for hamas, and what does it signal to you about where israel's war effort stands now? >> well, ana, as you mentioned, ismail haniyeh was held head of the political office in doha. his killing is not going to affect hamas's capabilities inside of gaza. he was not in the command and control structure as far as military and terrorist operation there is, although he was part of the most senior hamas leadership, and what it indicates to me is that israel is going to continue to aggressively target the hamas leaders irrespective of where they might be. i believe it is a setback to the cease fire negotiations that did seem to hold promise in the last few days. i know it's hard to use the terms pragmatic and moderate when it comes to hamas, but certainly haniyeh was one of the less extremist leaders within the organization. as pointed out, he's a politician, dean of islamic university in gaza, but he is part of that hamas leadership infrastructure, and i think the str

for more, i spoke earlier with christine brennan. welcome back to the news hour.hristine: thank you. geoff: let's start with the u.s. women's gymnastics team because they have named themselves the golden girls, the oldest team since 1952 and they are still winning gold. they finished nearly 6 points ahead of the silver medal winners, italy, with brazil grabbing the bronze. what does that say about the changing nature of the sport and its athletes? christine: you know, jeff, this has been a national conversation, a cultural conversation in the us about how we look at young women, uh, body image, the issue of, of eating disorders, anorexia. these are conversations that we have had at the very top elite level of sport, but we've also had those conversations in our kitchens with with our daughters and nieces and granddaughters and, and just on the, you know, having uh much more awareness, frankly, of those issues over the last, say, you know, 10 or 15 years, and look at the result. a team that america cares and the world cares so much about, led by the great simone bi

and many in confidence tell me this was a painful one for the president. >> margaret brennan, we still't know who the nominee will be, but the president has thrown his support behind the vice president. the clintons have thrown their support. quickly, a number of democratic lawmakers are speaking out on her behalf. but theiris is a critical perio the next week. what does she need to do? >> well, besides being able to order merchandise and get the signs ready and the mechanics of the campaign up, she needs to make a selection that will help to offset whatever concerns there may be about, once again, having a woman at the top of the ticket. hillary clinton fresh in the minds of many democrats, and they see that democrats have had a problem with attracting votes from men in particular. that is front of mind. there is also front of mind for many democrats, urging harris to focus on key states, like a pennsylvania, an arizona, places where they could make a key selection for a vice presidential running mate for her. that is the first really big decision she needs to make by the end of the m

christine brennan, thanks so much again. >> thank you well, folks, here and heroes is back and we're kicking off this year's campaign by catching up with a 2011 cnn hero. >> you've all roth, who founded the israeli non-profit road to recovery for nearly two decades, the organization has transported sick palestinians to and from medical treatment in israel. and now during the ongoing war, roth and his group of volunteers have kept their efforts going. anderson cooper shares how their work bringing people together could be more important now than ever. >> the day after hamas is brutal attacks on israel road to recovery continued its work transporting sick palestinians from checkpoints in the west bank to israeli hospitals today, there are helping 40 to 50 patients a day. >> it's an opportunity for us days that is to meet the palestinian and to make what i call a small. howie of peace each strip is one house of peace and we are doing everyday. a lot of one, however, this if we really want one day normal life for us and for the palestinian we should make effort achieve it in the bible, t

to preview the summer games, i'm joined from paris by christine brennan, columnist for usa today.ee you. thanks for joining us. christine: great to be with you. amna: before we dive into this game, i have to ask you about some olympics related news out today. the international olympic committee announced that the 2034 winter games will be hosted by salt lake city, but there has been controversy around that decision. explain that to us. christine: exactly. salt lake city is really the only city that wanted the 2034 games. very controversial, cost a lot of money. we expected this to be a slamdunk. instead the ioc, several members brought up basically a demand, demanding the local officials in utah and salt lake city, including the governor, cede to their wishes to shut down the federal investigation that is going on involving the chinese doping controversy that i am sure many remember involving swimming. the fbi is investigating. there is a law that allows the united states to investigate doping schemes that affect u.s. athletes, which this one certainly does, and may be deprives th

i'll say goodbye to norman brennan now, it's former police officer norman brennan and his views , obviously, are that, people don't fear the recriminations anymore. people don't fear, you know, the authorities . and it's difficult authorities. and it's difficult to suggest otherwise, given some of the footage that we're bringing now, i want to emphasise again, as it currently stands, the exact circumstances that have led up to this situation are not clear . okay. situation are not clear. okay. but what is clear is the way that this has escalated. all right. and nana the rush to behave like this , whatever the behave like this, whatever the reason really may be for it , i reason really may be for it, i don't think there's ever really a reason to behave like this, but whatever the initial spark for this might have been, what is immediately obvious is that there are thousands of people in that area and around that area who are. these are the latest images i in fact, i'm going to talk over these. these are later images of a bonfire in the middle of a street in leeds with several police vans, pe

until next week, for "face the nation," i'm mararet brennan. ♪

margaret brennan is with us and how did you gauge what we saw tonight? >> there was a stumble out of the gate which the president reference there harris and trump inverting their names when he went on and answered for the better part of an hour. some the questions, particularly in detail particularly ukraine and russia down to the 17.4 -- excuse me, 17.3%, he wanted to make sure we knew the exact detail in terms of the exact land russia has been grabbing. it's back-to-back meetings with world leaders of the past three days. he went into the ability to serve as commander in chief and what could be a very tumultuous for years. i could talk to xi jinping and vladimir putin now or three years from now, i don't want to talk to vladimir putin until he changes his behavior. the question of his age and command overshadowed all of this. >> norah: there's nothing in this press conference that suggest president biden is% planning to step down any time soon. he believes he's the most qualified for this job. it was jarring to hear him mix up kamala harris and donald

so bill brennan, thank you for your patience. i wanted to kind of set the table for our viewers because this is a what and we thought we would try to pare down what did and did not happen in this majority opinion. so if you were jack smith right now, is there any way that you can change the indictment? against former president trump to fit within the parameters of the dentition dallies in a tough position because you can really make an argument on all the open cases and even the closed case with judge john with regard to this case. >> but let's take the jack smith's case you have to read the immunity decision in context with the fisher decision that came down last week. there's four counts in that case. toba of obstruction. the fisher dealt with and to hear fraud on the u.s. and florida on the voters the fisher decision basically said, unless there's a documentary connection simply being merely present or making verbs and making statements. that's not enough. so i think it was weakened on friday with regards to those two accounts

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see the two of them and on clay, christiane, christine christiane, christine brennan thanks so much i would love to run into rafah nadal out at dinner, out on the town of these days. >> later today, us women's soccer plays germany with a spot in the quarter finals on the line, the team features the highest number of black players in the team's storied history including naomi girma, the 24-year-old, is also a first-generation american. >> her parents emigrating from ethiopia. in this week's difference makers, she shares how her childhood heroes inspired her to be an example for the next generation of olympians i feel like every major sporting event was. i always have chills after and it was just like just this incredible moment i can remember watch simone manuals simone biles, serene williams just dominate their sports and being black women in sports that typically didn't see a lot no women of color competing was always super inspirational to me, playing for the u.s. as a huge honor and getting to compete together with this incredible group of women i think at the end, to bring home th

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good morning m brennan. >> good morning. netanyahu's address to congress exposed the divisions in washington over israel's war. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is heading to the white house today for a meeting with president biden, their first face to face meeting since biden visited israel after the october 7th attack by hamas. vice president kamala harris will also meet with netanyahu separately, 58, believes in a terrorist state. it comes as thousands of protesters against the war in gaza converged on washington yesterday condemning netanyahu's visit, chanting free, free palestine, marching toward the capitol before police deployed pepper spray. palestine will be free. >> palestine will be free. >> demonstrators filled several blocks carrying signs with messages including arrest netanyahu. protesters even released insects, including maggots and crickets, in the watergate hotel, where netanyahu is believed to be staying outside washington's union station. protesters burned an american flag. >> the flag there on t

cnn's coy wire and cnn sports analyst christine brennan are live in paris for us. oh, goodness, christina, i see you carry an umbrella there that is not the olympic torch. that is not what snoop dogg was holding, whatever that was earlier today. that's a little gloomy in paris but coy, first of all, let me go to you first, you got to meet ryan. tell us about that. >> yes. we're talking about these athletes, right? jim, who've sacrifice their jobs, their family life for this one shot to make it all worth it and ryan crowd, sir, is one of those athletes who could just continues to defy the odds. it continues to push the limits of human strength, power breaking his own world records, i sat down with a two-time reigning olympic jeff and was floored that this big burly mountain of a man was actually a gentle cerebral, giant. listen third goal from you would be so special, simply because that'd be the first to do it. no one has ever won three goals in the shot. i let alone three consecutive gold. so just honored to have the opportunity the chance to make history. and i'm

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christine brennan in paris. thank you so much. >> yeah. thank you. >> all right well, unfortunately, it's an all too familiar scene in parts of northern california, a massive wildfire races over the landscape is fire crews struggle to get the upper hand by for details on the devastating park fire. >> next here on cnn, please stay with kane means pause on the things you love green means go cool the pain with bio free and keep on going bio freeze green means go held its climb, inspector, get among the most big verdicts and settlements of any law firm and the country, because climate spectrum is an award winning team with five dr. lawyers the most of any firm in the united states. >> and that's why the new york times calls klein inspector a powerhouse law firm so if it defective product motor vehicle accident, or medical malpractice caused a catastrophic injury. call klein inspector i have moderate to severe crohn's disease now, they're sky rosie, things are looking afghans him control i crime scenes and things feel significant symptom relief

christine brennan, it is hard to believe that for decades now, we've been talking about this scourge of of doping in sports and especially in swimming and here we are. now just weeks away from the olympic games. and it remains a problem. good to see a christine. thank you so much. erica well, on our radar this morning, a park ranger is injured following july 4, shooting at yellowstone national park near lodges and blown as canyon village authorities say, they responding to a call person making threats when rangers did arrive, that suspect open fire. the rangers fired back park officials say there is no active threat to the public at this hour we talked about some scary moments at a fourth of july celebration in utah when fireworks flew into the crowd, one person hitting the face, several others injured. this happened right after a jet flyover at the event, it was on the campus of brigham young university jonas brothers here's what headlining the event organizers say the pyrotechnics worth thoroughly checked before the show and then recheck after that incident. there was a new champio

christine brennan is there. we've had some news this morning, but set the scene for us, christine and preparation for these opening ceremonies, but you're going to look different than any that we've seen before in recent memory that's right, kasie, this has never happened before and opening ceremony that's not in a stadium, i think for people watching the olympics over the last years and decades, you know, you think of the stadium, you think of the flame coming in the athletes coming in behind the flags this time the athletes will be on boats on the seine river and the fans will be along the river on the bridges. as the athletes, as the performers, as entertainment comes along on the sen. it's an incredibly ambitious undertaking by the french fingers crossed. they're going to be able to pull it off. of course the disruptions it's with the trains earlier today, but i as we are standing here, we hear the police going by all the time that security is incredibly tight and here's hoping if the weather holds rank in h

>> angela brennan says this isn't the way she wanted to spend her sunday on bart. >> i came from antioch and i'm trying to get to san francisco, and i can't get there because the trains are down and it cost me an appointment that i had made months ago. >> even angela's little dog seemed upset. bart says systemwide delays this weekend were caused by an electrical fire saturday night near the oakland 12th street station. smoke could be seen billowing out onto the streets. >> that fire, you know, burned through some wires and cables and it essentially cut power to that core part of our oakland system. >> about 300 passengers were stuck inside two train cars for about 30 minutes. they had to be evacuated through a smoky tunnel between the 12th and 19th street stations. >> thankfully, our ventilation system worked as it was supposed to and got the smoke out of the area. we were able to evacuate all of those riders safely and there were no injuries. it was a bit scary just because we didn't know what was going on. >> but after they evacuated us, we were like, fine. >> four bart stations in oak

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new leader paul brennan begins, have coverage from london. it's 4 years since keeps dom and became the policy leader and 14 years since lisa was lost in power, it may have been 5 am, but no one the the labor victory rally was rufus and jubilance. with amazing research, so we did it, the new company board, you pay for it. you voted for it's a now it was a ride change, but this now just movements elliott, the incumbent, prime minister, wishes to neck, had bowed to the inevitable and conceded defeat. so you're not could held onto his constituency at the last of the country. the labor policy has won this general election, and i have coolants. okay, so on that to congratulate him on his victory today, power will change hands in a peaceful, in orderly manner with goodwill. on all sides, that is something that should give us all confidence in our country, stupidity and future. oh, when the voting ends at a 10 pm on thursday, the official exit poll made grim reading for the government. a projected labor policy, majority of $170.00 pol them entry seat

now he has to deliver on that promise whole brennan alj, a 0 central london. so let's go now to join the hole, who's in down the street for more and join us at some point. so universities do not will move out of the problem is residents behind you and at kids stomach will take residents, its exist on the that yes, they will be that exchange hackney. during the course of the day, we understand the last off our service versus who not in the he took off from the side of full pallets and tablets and even yorkshire having one he seats that has been great concert and supposed to be, mike has become the 1st, ever sitting prime minister to fail to do so small, really send for research to the next. he will arrive here downing street at briefly before setting up to see the king invite the palace to find out what an extraordinary night it has the next door to the labor 5 to secure stop winning. and some days they have done the 3 figures. majority of whites, the final figures, of course projects 370, that made 6 down ever so slightly. mathias thomas becoming the 1st healt

after 14 years, as the opposition policy, labor appears to be on the brink of try and pull brennan challenges here. monday. well, for right reform you k populated knowledge of power, which has been elected as a member of parliament for the 1st time fits on his 8 attempts for which has been the face of breaks it in the u. k. and a full and member of the european parliament campaign to leave the european union as leader of the united kingdom independence policy before leading the brake support. before me, k is projected to win 13 c. all right, we're going to come back to all of these issues, especially the, the searching bites for nigel products as part of a bit later. but let's move on to some of them present in place of recommended criminal charges against for my father. right. president, jive, boston, all right, for embezzlement. the case of those luxury gifts with millions of dollars the need to receive from saudi arabia during his time in the office is accused of having to watch yourselves. the task is impulse, in our 2nd indictments, he's leave the office in 2022 the to peruse. congress i

. >> doctor, this is margaret brennan in washington. i am sorry for all that you have gone through. thank you for sharing your account. i wonder if you can share with us any detail of what you witne witnessed in terms of whether you saw what the injury was caused by? was there impact from the bullet or as we're seeing rumors of that's what shrapnel or glass that sprayed that also caused injuries in the area? >> yeah. no, this was a bullet wound. it was in the right temple area above the right ear. the bone was elevated. and there was lots of blood and brain matter coming from there. it really was a bullet wound, entry wound. looking at him, i did not examine him beyond performing cpr. i did not see an exit wound. >> did you, doctor, have any visibility into others in the area who might have had injuries? and you could tell from the distance you were at, what the former president was injured by? we can see in image ths that th was blood. but we don't know if he had a close call, this if this was shrapnel or glass. do you have any way of knowing? >> i have no way of knowing the injuri