>> our chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller joins us with more.o what more do you know about the people who were charged while to break it down, anderson, you've got kenneth, iowa. i am asa. that's matthew perry's personal assistant he's charged in this case as being the person who on be on paris behalf, obtained the ketamine from this network of doctors, drug dealers, middlemen, and actually supplied the injections to perry, including those that were given to him on the day he was found dead in the swimming pool then you have you have jovians sangha, who is known in hollywood as the ketamine queen. she would be the drug dealer who when the doctors started to run out of their ability to supply the ketamine. this ring allegedly turned to and she was able to supply a steady stream of them but then you have dr. mark chavez who once ran a ketamine clinic, which closed. but because he had old prescriptions he was able to supply another doctor who was the person who was helping perry. so he was getting drugs allegedly from drug dealers, from doctors, fr

cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller is joining us now, as well as defense attorney misty maris marris, i believe they're coming to the podium, so we're keeping our eye on that we're of course going to be hearing from officials, boris, about these charges they look to be there at the microphone. let's let's see what they have to say. >> good morning. my name is martine is strada and the united states attorney based in los angeles we're here. >> today with our law enforcement partners to announce federal criminal charges related to the death of the actor, matthew perry following mr. perry's death in october of last year, law enforcement, my office and our partners represented on this stage began an in-depth, wide ranging investigation. that investigation has revealed a broad underground criminal network responsible for distributing large quantities of ketamine. to mr. perry and others this network included a living assistant various go-betweens to medical doctors and a major source of drugs supply known as quote, the ketamine queen we charged five defendants

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we're joined now by cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. john, what do you make of this new information well, it's told us some things we knew in reinforce that, but it told us some new things, particularly those photographs which explained one of the burning questions the photograph you were just standing in front of where it shows the gun disassembled next to the backpack. >> a lot of people were asking how is it that at a secret service protected event with cops everywhere, that someone could walk around with a long gun and assault weapon and climb up to the roof and not be spotted. but the theory has been that that gun has a folding stock and a detachable barrel, which would have fit into the backpack so he would have just looked like a guy with a backpack walking around until he got io that alleyway. and today we learned that he climbed up on top of an air conditioning vent and use that to boost himself under the roof, presumably with a backpack, which was found there. we also learned that he was fixated on doing some kind of attack at

so there's a lot of paranoia here. >> certainly as john miller.y much for your analysis. i want to get some more reaction right now from republican congressman mike lawler of new york, congressman. thank you so much for joining us. how much confidence do you have in the fbi's ability to properly investigate this potential hacking of the trump campaign well, look, the fbi is going to get their investigation underway and hopefully come away with all of the facts and information pertaining to it. >> obviously iran is no friend to the united states under the trump administration, iran was broke donald trump had put secondary sanctions in place with respect to the illicit oil trade between iran and china. and they were for all intensive purposes broken, weren't able to fund their terrorist regime theme throughout the middle east joe biden came in trying to renegotiate the iran nuclear deal and lifted secondary sanctions on iran. and that's why the iranian oil sale petroleum sales have increased by over $100 billion under joe biden because he is allowed

cnn chief law enforcement intelligence analyst, john miller is here in john. you've got new information, some new cnn reporting about what was on his electronic devices. >> that's right, john to federal law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation, have confirmed to cnn that in his searches for bomb-making instructions a document that he not only searched, but then downloaded. so he could refer back to it is a dhs primer on improvised explosive devices. and this document, which is still online as far as i know explains what are the elements of an ied to make a bomb you need an initiator, you need a power source, and so on. what are the main charges that are used in that? and it goes through different chemicals and compounds it comes complete with charts about blast radiuses that show how many pounds of explosives you need to kill people within certain distances. so the question we put to dhs was, if this individual found this document useful in his planning of an attempted assassination of the president. remember, they found to live improvised explos

i want to bring in cnn's chief law enforcement analyst, john miller. john the picture of the gun. why is that significant in your mind? >> well, one of the burning questions has been circulating. how is it possible that would secret service police crabs around a person was walking around with a long rifle and able to scale a rooftop and appear. therefore, we learned today six minutes on the rooftop before opening fire on a former president of the united states. but if you look at the second picture, which is the rifle has a mag poll folding stock so you can fold that back. you can remove the barrel. then there's just a lower receiver side-by-side with a backpack. you could see you could fit all of that in the backpack. and now you're not a guy walking around with a rifle that's over three feet long, you're a guy walking around with a backpack and these elements are inside and could be assembled. we also learned about the explosive devices that were found in the trunk of the car and we learned some really interesting things about how long he had been studying these things, includin

miller back with us this morning. >> john, when you look at these changes, i mean, this is something that a president would get, correct? >> yes. and it's not everything a president would get, but it is way more than a former president gets in terms of the package it is way more than the average can innovate even for president gets. and obviously the increase comes from the fact that a breaking news donald trump is controversial. he's a lightning rod and we're in probably one of the most brittle political seasons in memory and be somebody shot at him, struck him with a bullet or some part of a bullet and that is a signal that may resonate with other lone wolves and see don't forget, there's still this a iranian revenge plot for the death of soleimani their chief of the revolutionary guard corps that trump ordered the drone strike on while he was president so that's enough to really increase the security around him just on the face of it. yeah. >> i mean, all the threats are out there and then what happened really push this forward. and also the mistakes made. and admitted to by the s

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>> john miller, you're the best. thank you so much.. >> thanks. >> sara, also tonight, the trump campaign ratcheting its rhetoric on dangerous drugs coming across the southern border. but it's the situation on the southern border right now as bad as the trump campaign is making it out to be our rosa flores went there to find out i've spent so much time and el paso during prior migrant surges that just by driving certain spots, i can tell that migrant apprehensions are low right now. >> just take a look beyond the border fence in this hotspot south of the border wall you see rows of razor wire and piles of fencing. a huge difference from when i was here more than a year ago, when hundreds of migrants in a makeshift camp are waiting to turn themselves those into border patrol during another migrant surges migrant families with children slept at the airport and large groups of migrants rushed the international bridge towards el paso. some of them in tears about the cumbersome u.s. asylum process this is sibling go babil, or second rule on

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miller, join me now. so what are your sources? since telling you about the fbi investigations into the parents and attempt to hacks in both campaigns? >> yeah. anderson, this will an attempt by by hackers believed to be connected to the iran, iraq donion government. and this was not only targeting the trump admin, trump, the trump campaign, but also the biden-harris campaign in june and july, the fbi did some briefings with the trump campaign and with the biden campaign about these attempted breaches. now in the case of the trump campaign it appears that this began with successfully fishing roger stone on somebody who used to advise the former president and using that that account, they were able to refine their targeting they're fishing campaign to be able to get to people inside the campaign and there is where it appears they were able to get some documents now, in the last few days you heard from news organizations, including the new york times, washington post saying that they had received outreach fr

miller, join me now. are your sources telling you about the fbi investigations into the parent? attempt to hacks in both campaigns. >> yeah. anderson, this was an attempt by by hackers believed to be connected to the iranian government. and this was not only targeting the trump admin, trump, the trump campaign, but also the biden-harris campaign in june and july, the fbi did some briefings with the trump campaign and with the biden campaign about these attempted breaches. now in the case of the trump campaign, it appears that this began with successfully fishing roger stone somebody who used to advise the former president and using that that account, they were able to refine their targeting, their fishing campaign, to be able to get to people inside the campaign and there is where it appears they were able to get some documents now, in the last few days you heard from news organizations including the new york times, washington post saying that they had received outreach from someone who had documents that

you may end up being arrested even though you weren't there when it happened, right john miller, you're the best. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. thanks, sara, also tonight, the trump campaign ratcheting its rhetoric on dangerous drugs coming across the southern border. but it's a situation on the southern border right now as bad as the trump campaign is making it out to be our rosa flores went there to find out i've spent so much time and el paso during prior migrant surges that just by driving to certain spots, i can tell that migrant apprehensions things are low right now, just take a look beyond the border fence in this hotspot south of the border wall, you see rows of razor wire and piles of fencing. >> a huge difference from when i was here more than a year ago. when hundreds of migrants in a makeshift camp are waiting to turn themselves into border patrol during another migrant surges, migrant families with children slept at the airport and large groups of migrants rushed the international bridge towards el paso some of them in tears about the cumbersome asylum process this

miller. we talked about how long this has been since this raid. what does this signal now, this potential grand jury, so a fresh round of subpoenas tells us two things. >> one, the investigation is still very active and going on every time they have to do something like this that shows their hand. that's a little bit of a volcanic eruption, but it tells us that they're continuing into they don't have everything they need because there are still seeking more phone records, more text messages, more material from city hall and the mayor and the people around him. >> do we know exactly? what this case is all about, what the eid leg illegalities are here. >> so it's a secret grand jury investigation being carried out by the fbi and supervised by the u.s. attorney. so we're not supposed to, but we do get clues and the clues come with what they are asking for in terms of materials. so we know oh, that they rated and did a search warrant at the home of an airline executive from turkish airlines. we k

. >> these developments certainly very chilling john miller. >> thank you so much for bringing us your latest reporting and giving us your insight >> sites, we appreciate it. thanks, pam thanks for joining us. the news continues here on cnn hello, and welcome to all our viewers joining us here in the united states from around the world. and on cnn max, i'm rosemary church, live in atlanta just ahead here on cnn newsroom, kamala harris is set to rally in battleground georgia, pitching her newly minted ticket to rules southern voters who usually lean republican israel launches deadly raids in the west bank, fueling fears of a bigger war. we're live in the region and cnn investigates the rise of suburban houses being used to illegally grow weed for america's black market live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church good to have you with us and we begin in georgia, the u.s. state. that's on the minds of the presidential candidates this week new polling shows kamala harris with an ever so slight lead in the crucial swing state that president joe biden won by less than 12,000

. >> john miller harris, you are fired, you've done a horrible job donald trump attacking harris on the border and the economy now accusing her up stealing one of his key policy proposals. >> and overseas ukraine admits to operating inside russia for the first time, while also accusing putin there's army of dangerous escalation at a nuclear power plant all right. >> 5:00 a.m. here in washington alive looked at the capitol on this monday morning. >> good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. vice president kamala harris, still riding high this week as former president donald trump continues to struggle with how to run against her someone who suggests we should terminate the constitution of the united states again donald trump confronted with new polling over the weekend that shows just how different the race is with harris at the top of the ticket in the new york times sienna poll out saturday, big moves in the so-called blue wall states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan harris up four points, 50 to 46 with likely voters in each state that is just wi

and there were middlemen and so on john miller, appreciate the reporting. >> thank you very much. it's the news continues right here on cnn outfront next trump goes off the rails. >> this as he watched his kamala harris surge will show you democrats new paths to to 70 plus one of the architects of project 2025 cars on hidden camera. talking about trump and the work the conservative group is doing behind closed doors. it's a special cnn investigation. you'll see first on outfront and breaking news tonight, one of the five people charged in connection with actor matthew perry's overdose death, just entered a plea. let's go outfront good evening. >> i'm sara sidner in for erin burnett out front tonight, off the rails. >> trump for nearly hour-and-a-half, started on scripts and then not so much she spent his time repeatedly insulting vice president harris, ranting about everything from biden to hillary clinton to the 2020 election. and what he called unfair for judicial system. and coming up with strange scenarios i say wouldn't it be terrible to put the wife of the president, former

miller has declared that tackling inflation will be a day one priority. stake of it for her. but day one for camila was three-and-a-half years ago. why hasn't she done it? she cast the tie-breaking votes they gave us record inflation and for nearly four years there's camila has grappled as the american economy has burned all right, joining me now, white house correspondent for bloomberg news, akayla gardner and new york times, federal reserve and economy reporter jeanna smialek. >> thank you both for being here. jeanna, i actually want to start with you because i can't help but notice that all of the newspapers on the desk this morning or most of them anyway, have headlines like this one in the wall street journal, inflation hits lowest level since 2021. and of course, the big questions over overarching the campaign is in there's a lot of its outside of both of these candidates control are on the economy let me that could make or break either one of their campaigns. how do you read this inflation news in terms of the broader likelihood or lack thereof tha

miller harris, you are fired had he focused his message and regained the lead and have revealed trump campaign documents sent to the media by an anonymous email. now and what the campaign says was a foreign hack. how will this shake up the race inside politics? the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts. now good morning to you and welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm pamela brown in for manu raju vice president kamala harris continues to gain momentum and her bid for the white house with election day just 86 days away. and the democratic national convention just right around the corner, new polling out this weekend shows harris is gaining with likely voters and the most when battleground states of michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. >> but the matchup is still closed with no clear leader in any of these states. and while there are undoubtedly still difficulties ahead for harris, the campaign is certainly hoping to get an even bigger boost in those blue wall states from harris's newly minted midwest started running mate, minnesota governor tim walz made his debu

miller gives the exact same speech over and over again over and over the same exact words. >> i don't do that. i got to give you a little bit of variety right change all these speeches but. we don't like to read teleprompters, right? it's not as much fun it's not as exciting that somehow it's never as good as it well tonight harris is running mate tim walz made his first solo appearance on the campaign trail kamala harris is running mate tim walz going after the former president trump and j.d. vance for attacking waltz's military record these guys have are even attacking me for my record of service. i'm going to say it again as clearly as i can. i am proud of my service to this country and i firmly believe you should never denigrate another person service record to anyone brave enough to put on that uniform for our great country including my opponent. i just have a few simple words. >> thank you for your service and sacrifice kristen holmes begins our coverage. >> he has in washington outfront tonight. so kristen, i know you've got new reporting here from your sources. what are you le

the campaign with the montana rally as he looks to regain the spotlight from his surgery opponents, john miller harris, you are fired, get out of here. >> had he focused his message and regained the lead and revealed trump campaign documents sent to the media by an anonymous email and what the campaign says was a foreign hack how will this shake up the race? grace inside politics, the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now well good morning, to you and welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm pamela brown in for manu raju, vice president kamala harris continues to gain momentum and her bid for the white house with election day just 86 days away, and the democratic national convention just right around the corner new polling out this weekend shows harris is gaining with likely voters in the must-win battleground states of michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin but the matchup is still close with no clear leader in any of these states. >> and while there are undoubtedly still difficulties ahead for harris, that campaign is certainly hoping to get an even bigger boost in

miller has been talking to a lot of his sources is here with me now they spent a year preparing. they've said for this event in terms of the security, what are you expecting and what do you think their chief concerns are? >> well, top of the hip parade is always going to be terrorism, not the only thing that they're confronting, but when you look at a world with two wars going on promises from isis k to launch attacks. the shadow of hezbollah, the looming threat of al-qaeda, and then domestic extremism that's where you start. and you know, that's where you see all of that locked down perimeter required credentials to get in distance between the targets and the outside world and then there's this stuff you don't see, are you barely noticed it's a lot of the same things we did for similar events in new york where you've got teams of people with baseball caps and backpacks walking around that you think, what are those guys maybe graduate students they're a little older, be college kids. that's a nuclear emergency search team that is looking for radiation in the air and you know, a l

. >> john miller. thank you so much for bringing us your latest reporting and giving us your insights. we appreciate it. >> thanks, pam and thank you for joining us. cnn newsnight with abby. phillip starts now night battleground bus stops kamala harris and tim walz pull into georgia to get swing-state voters on board plus a green beret family says donald trump turned their son's grave site into a political problem. >> and one of the gop's biggest donors is big mad about trump's newest buddies. and is asking a bigger question. is the republican nominee trying to lose live at the table? joe pinion ashley etienne ramesh ponnuru, and alyssa farah griffin welcome to a special edition of newsnight state of the race good evening, everyone. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. toss up more and more polls reflecting the shift in the state of the race. the contest between kamala harris and donald trump now is virtually deadlocked in the places on the map that matters wh

. >> john miller appreciate the reporting. thank you very much. that's it for us. the news continues. the source with pamela brown starts now see tomorrow straight from the source tonight, donald trump and his most extensive comments yet about those relentless personal attacks and he is entitled to attack vice president harris because he's very angry with her. >> we have some new reporting coming in on how the secret service plans to protect donald trump when you returned to outdoor rallies, including surrounding him with bulletproof glass and five arrest in connection with the death of friends star matthew perry, including a woman known as the ketamine queen, one of the prosecutors who announced these charges today is here with us. i'm pamela brown in for kaitlan collins, and this is the source hold donald trump making it crystal clear here tonight that he is not letting up on his personal attacks against vice president harris. in fact, he's leaning in despite red flags being waved by some of his closest allies who have been urging him to stick to policies, stay o

the fda approving the first nasal version of the active ingredient in the epi pen reporter john miller more. >>well, most of us have heard of the epipen. it's a lifesaver for people with severe allergies to certain foods bug bites and medications. but now there's a new nasal inhaler to take the place of a shot. doctors say it's a game changer. >>it's called neffy and it will save the life of anyone experiencing a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. just like the famous epi pen. the active ingredient is enough for it. but the difference is as simple as its dramatic people are afraid of needles. so we do see that. >>they just don't get the epi so having a nasal spray with that. but friend is, you know, much easier for patients administer a point. they want different to use that and a full access occurs when the body's immune system develops a sudden unexpected reaction to a foreign substance such as food insect bites or medications. >>every year it sends more than 30,000 americans to emergency rooms and more than 230 americans die. >>study show nephi spray is just as effective

miller, and who along with shari redstone that invests in media and technology.> that's the one we were certainly referring to that you noted that came out later that week. on top of that, steven paul, who we since learned is a very close dear friend of shari redstone. he has been trying to buy paramount on his own a while ago and that didn't materialize. there were multiple close relationships in that con consortium. regardless of everything else, they didn't have the money to actually compete with the ellison bid. that was the part we never understood is, when you compete against one of the world's richest families, how do you win? some public market investors don't want skydance folded in, but the reality is there was not cash to fund a competitive offer so it's game over, ellison wins, and now let's see what he can do with this asset. >> good to see you, rich. thanks. >> thanks for having me, becky. >>> coming up, the challenges for u.s. businesses in china. the secretary of state for global public affairs under president trump is going to join us, and later

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our correspondent mario miller traveled to chad's border with john to speak with refugees, share their stories with her about the brutal war that forced them to flee their homeland the hi at most stuff. i was lucky to escape and attacked by the power ministry rapids support forces on the hometown agency. now that you witnessed it's paternity. a big deal. i mean, i don't know. they just made the info into his house down. luckily, they didn't shoot him. they tied him up and set him on fire. the fire killed him a little bit more that hey, she was forced to abandon her farm and floor and struggled to find enough to eat for her children. arriving in the refugee camps and chat conditions, square, and just good as it helped. there wasn't enough shelter, food or clean water. most days they were only able to eat once a day. then due to my lack of fees, diarrhea, and fever. signs of malnutrition. like i'm done, i'm worried about her because she didn't get better for a long time. we couldn't find any treatment and often taking her to a hospital and she didn't get better. then i might even say lik

but it john joe lieberman at one point. but this is of course, a different kind of reality in terms of how the republican party has splintered in the age of trump and you're seeing it pop up here how effective do you think this is because there does seem to be the harris campaign it may need to choose a little bit between playing its own base and building up that coalition and appealing to some of these trump voters. how do you think they are threading the needle? it isn't working? >> look, i think having a former white house staffer do it as kind of yuck to be honest, i don't think that's going to move voters. >> you're talking about stephanie's definitely we're going to we're going to try to play a little bit of her speech here in a second. >> i do think the mesa mayor that was a compelling choice in fact, he sat on the set last night and talked about what went into his decision and it was really pumped i'll see based in many ways about the border and his frustration with how he felt that donald trump had impeded the sena

in a moment, we'll speak to our political correspondent, hannah miller. correspondent, dominic casciani, who's at liverpool crown court. dominic, what cases have you seen today? we have had another two jailing is at liverpool crown court by the record of the city, five people have now been jailed so far by him. this is really swift justice now been jailed so far by him. this is really swiftjustice by normal standards. i'm used to reporting about backlogs and how long it takes cases to get going. in these cases, we have had two men, one, john 0'malley, part of the violent mob that marched on a mosque in southport and he can be seen in the footage being part of a gang destroying police vehicles and attacking police officers, he has got 32 months. and another man, william nelson morgan, took part in the violence in liverpool, he had to be subdued by three police officers, despite being fairly slight, 69, let us hearfrom thejudge. bath despite being fairly slight, 69, let us hear from the judge.— us hear from the 'udge. both of these locations, i us hear from

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please me welcoming to politics and prose damon tweedy and dinah miller. so did lilly. introduce us? yeah. yeah. so. so, first of all, i just want to say, you know, thanks to politics and prose for hosting this, thanks for c-span, for filming and thanks for you guys are are in you know it's friday night in d.c. obviously a lot of things you can do. so really thank you for coming out today. we appreciate it. and thank you. so to dr. miller, actually, someone she's a fellow writer, dr. sakai trice, and really kind of helped inspire some of my writing as well, particularly on the topic of psychiatry. so thank you as well. thank you for having me. i'm excited to be here and so damon, i've read both of your books and i want to say that i read some of facing unseen while it was in progress and i wanted to congratulate you because i know you asked for my opinion at times and i'm not always the easiest critic. and so when the book came and i started reading it, i was like, wow, this fell together really nicely. so i just want to congratulate you on what a great job you did, put

melissa says miller looks hot in the wild. dave, if it is really your world, shoont you use both your arms in your sign off. or is it only half your world. just remember, i am watters and this is my world! >> sean: welcome to hannity, and tonight we begin with a warning for americans on the left and the right. and in the middle, kamala harris cannot be trusted. her only core value is her only personal, political gain and ambition. for decades she has done and said pretty much anything to advance her political career, now that includes padding her stats as a prosecutor, and she sought, you know -- she sought these cheap convictions. didn't care about guilt or innocence or the law. rapper jammal tru love sentenced to 50 years of prison. he says that kamala harris laughed in his face when the verdict was read. he earned a large settlement after his conviction was overturned. an elderly man, george that was convicted of sexual assault, but judges found that kamala's office withheld important evidence that might prove his innocence

. >>> with more on this, joining us now, tim miller.r for jeb bush's 2016 campaign. also with us, val demings from florida. tim, politico reporting today that senator john fetterman's advisers have relayed his concerns to the harris campaign, quote, that the senator believes shapiro's excessively focused on his own personal ambitions. how do you think democrats could handle potential disagreements like this within the party? >> he might need to look in a mirror at that. congresswoman demings knows a little bit more about the veep takes than i do. this stuff just always gets hashed out unless the vice presidential selection is somebody that is totally you know, unacceptable like sarah palin because they don't feel they're up for the job. as long as harris picks somebody that seems ready to be president and is somewhere within the mainstream of the democratic party thought which all of these candidates are, people are going to get on board. there will be a small number of people, maybe fetterman, who have their feelings hurt if she picks

please join me in welcoming to politics and prose damon tweedy and dinah miller. [applause] so did lilly. introduce us? yeah. yeah. so. so, first of all, i just want to say, you know, thanks to politics and prose for hosting this, thanks for c-span, for filming and thanks for you guys are are in you know it's friday night in d.c. obviously a lot of things you can do. so really thank you for coming out today. we appreciate it. and thank you. so to dr. miller, actually, someone she's a fellow writer, dr. sakai trice, and really kind of helped inspire some of my writing as well, particularly on the topic of psychiatry. so thank you as well. thank you for having me. i'm excited to be here and so damon, i've read both of your books and i want to say that i read some of facing unseen while it was in progress and i wanted to congratulate you because i know you asked for my opinion at times and i'm not always the easiest critic. and so when the book came and i started reading it, i was like, wow, this fell together really nicely. so i just want to congratulate you on what

all right, john, thank you for that. things are just a little slower.affic picking up along one of one of the south bay 40 minutes. 85 to miller park 2. 88 82. you still making decent time there. they bridge 30 minutes. but we got up to about 18 minutes. i'd say about an hour ago we had a few issues of the start of the morning on the bay bridge, the gap, those off the bridge pretty quickly. and the top of the hour. we had an accident on the san mateo bridge. that's clear now. 23 minute east bay seen a lot of orange rent. 39, sally milpitas. let's check on 81. things have been a little sluggish about 27 minutes. crockett down towards the maze. you start to slow down soon as you reach richmond darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan, 18 and an 11 year-old boy is among some teenagers and other kids who were arrested. >> for effect, see more rain where they took about $200,000 worth of merchandise from different retail stores. san francisco police arrested the 11 year-old and the other 3 teens for dozens of deaths. in most cases, they say the group fo

tim miller, our friend from msnbc applauded him. where were the rest?. where was john kelly, rex tillerson, where was mike pence, where was george w. bush, where was liz cheney? the list goes on and on. people have made it clear they disagree with donald trump t they would never vote for him again. there is always something holding them back to take the center stage to forcibly not justin herbert denounce trump but back harris. do you see that hanging? does it matter? >> i don't see it changing. if every prominent republican who inwardly secretly despises donald trump and thinks he is dangerous for the country and the world were to -- and spoke at the democratic con skrengs there wouldn't be any room for democrats to speak, you know? it's not like there is a shortage of these people. it's clear at this point, after years, that many of them are not going to come out. they are going to remain in exile or in the closet, i guess, and i don't -- does it make a difference that this group came out? i think just very marginally. i think in so far as they are tr

we know that some of these have spoken out against him privately, but where was john kelly?vately and sometimes publicly made it clear that they disagree with donald trump, they would never vote for him again, but there has always been something holding him back to take that center stage, to actually forcefully, not just announce trump, but back harris, do you see any of that change in? and to richard's point, does it even matter? >> i don't see a change in, i mean, if every prominent republican, who inwardly, secretly despises donald trump and thinks it is dangerous for the country in the world, had spoken at the democratic convention, there wouldn't have been any room for democrats to speak. i mean, they are-- you know, it's not like there's a shortage of these people, but it is very clear at this point, after years, that many of them are not going to come out, they are going to remain in exile, or in the closet i guess. and i don't-- does it make a difference that this group came out? i think just very marginally. i think-- insofar that it is trying to create a permission

also with us, the host of the podcast "on brand," donnie deutsche, and tim miller.the republican national committee, and nbc news national affairs analyst and columnist at "puck," john heilemann. >> that's all the time we have this morning. ana cabrera begins coverage next. the two guy who is did not sleep last night, willie geist and jonathan lemire. >> are you awake? >> take us through the night last night. >> speaking of high school football, i think we have enough people on to put up a full defensive unit right now. do we have 11? i think we can do it. we have stuff to run. you're vulnerable, and you have stuff to run. you said it, joe. you and i both played high school football. that was a coach giving a locker room speech to a party and a country last night. incredible amount of bio given about governor walz last night, who he is, really introducing him to the country. i feel like we've gotten to know him better in the last couple of weeks, but the nation let's be honest doesn't really know that much about the guy. they got to get a look at him, a look at his