hello and a warmer welcome to our viewers. just ahead. other countries around the world. i share with our japanese colleagues the sense of loss and shock that we all feel. >> today and tomorrow the people chance to say thank you and goodbye. a former trusted advisor now says he is willing to testify.>> all hell is going to

break loose tomorrow. >> there are many questions we have for him. >> within a mile or two mac.>> it is really a ground and air attack. >> a all-out battle to save those majestic sequoias. it is monday, july 11. 5 pm in japan where the former prime minister 2 day farewell will soon get underway. hours after passing in the parliamentary elections. this as the hearst arriving there. where private wake is set to get underway in less than an hour. his funeral service will be held there on tuesday afternoon. the essex estates made an unscheduled trip to tokyo to pay his respects.>> during his

time in office, he really took the relationship between our countries to new heights. as i shared with our colleagues, we saw in him something rare. had the ability to realize. that vision. mostly, i came at the presence because more than allies, we were friends. when a friend is hurting, other friends show up. >> meanwhile new details about the suspect and his life. along with information about the weapons he used. all this of course against the backdrop against sunday's election. they say his liberal democratic party has secured at least 63 seats. more than half a stake in the upper house. there in tokyo with more on all

of this. the wake is about to begin.>> i am outside in central tokyo for in one hour from now, a closed door vigil is set to take place in preparation. the hearst arrived about 2 hours ago. many people entered the temple shortly thereafter. this is also where the funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon for the former japanese prime minister. a few details have emerged about the memorial services. other than it is expected to only involve close friends and family. despite these proceedings been closed off. we expected people to start gathering as the day went on. so far that really has not happened. really only journalist are here. the handful of people that have come by have asked us while the cameras are set up. it is clear a lot of the people just do not know which

highlights the intimacy and suddenness of these proceedings. while he was most certainly a controversial figure in japan, he was also hugely popular. depends longest-serving prime minister who did what he felt was necessary to secure japan's future. today and tomorrow, the people of japan have a chance to say thank you and a to the longest- serving prime minister in japanese history. on the motive. what are we learning about the suspect?>> for days, we have reported the suspect targeted him because he held a grudge against the group that he believed he had ties to that his mother was linked to. while cnn has not been able to verify, the chairman of the japan branch for world peace and unification. more commonly known issued a

statement earlier today saying the mother of the suspect believed to be involved in his killing was a member of their church. the statement added that the suspect involved in the assassination was never member. we are also learning more about the weapon used to kill the former prime minister. the public custom reports the suspect checked youtube for how to make homemade guns. please also report the gunman may have tested the gun at a certain groups facility based on surveillance video. all the police refused to name that group. they say police found explosives and several other home and guns at the b,41 suspect homes. these guns including the one used to kill the former prime minister was made with iron pipe barrels wrapped with duct tape. some of these have up to six barrels.

the house select committee investigating the generous six insurrection what is next meeting on tuesday. the pastor focus on the role extremist groups played in the capital right. the former spokesperson for the antigovernment group. the oath keepers is expected to testify. this comes as the trump ally divided the congressional subpoena now says his wanted to testify before the committee. our reporter has the details.>> steve banning who is one of former presidents donald trump starches the most controversial allies, he now says he is willing to testify to the january 6 select committee. he made the announcement in a letter to the panel this weekend after months of stonewalling. he was subpoenaed last year but refused to sit for a deposition and refused to turn over any documents. he claimed he cannot do that because of executive privilege.

the justice department was not buying it. probably because it only applies to people are actually serving in the executive branch. the justice department charged him in november with contempt of congress. his criminal trial is supposed to begin next week. the new offer to the january 6 committee could be a tent to try to undermined the prosecutor's case. he says he would like to testify at a public hearing. some community members have already indicated they wanted to do a private deposition. there is no guarantee this is actually going to happen. some legal experts are very skeptical with this trial fast approaching. we really should find out more about this in the next few ways. the 2 size should come together and negotiate. meanwhile, the committee is moving ahead with its next

major public hearing. that is scheduled for tuesday. that will focus on the role of the right ring extremist groups. how they embrace his lies about the 2020 election and how they plan to violently disrupt the peaceful transfer of power to president joe biden. the committee will highlight the oath keepers and the problem is among other groups. many of their members stormed the capital on january 6. including some who are now facing sedition charges. members of the committee have said they're going to use tuesday's hearing to connect the dots between these militants and donald trump's inner circle. we're still waiting on word when he will testify. the committee members are interested in his comments in the run up to the capital insurrection. he said all hell was going to break loose. the senior legal analyst

explains what the committee will likely be looking for in his testimony.>> if he were to testify truthfully and fully. i have a major question of if that will ever come to pass. i think they will want to go right to the heart of the preparation. like you said first of all he made those remarks on his podcast on january 5. i think they're going to want to know if you are speculating or getting lucky or was that based on something. related to that. he was part of that group of trump advisors who was meeting in the hotel. in the days leading up to january 6. if i had a chance to question him as part of the committee, i would want to know everything he knows that went on in that war room. importantly was anyone else from the white house kept up to speed about what they were planning.>> the congresswoman said on sunday that the committee had not had a chance

to discuss his offer just yet. she expects to hear from him and there are many questions the committee. has. we're following a new push with the gun reform. county commissioners in your body where deadly school shooting took place our meeting in the coming hours. there said to consider a resolution asking the governor to call a special session of the state legislator to raise the minimum purchase age for semi automatic and assault style rifles from 18 to 21. this comes as family and residents continue to mourn the loss of the 19 students and 2 teachers killed at the elementary. some of those people marched in raleigh on sunday. calling for a renewed push for answers surrounding the police push. emotions were running high.>> i lost my granddaughter. like i said before.

please give them a hug for me. i cannot hug my granddaughter. not ever again.>> never what i believe i would have lost my 10- year-old daughter. she had a dream to go to university.>> the police response to the mass shooting has been under fierce scrutiny after it was revealed the officers were at the school for more than one hour before engaging the shooter. there following investigation into that response and has more on the rally in you valley. a preliminary report by the texas house investigative committee on the school shooting could be released within the next 10 days. a source close to the committee tell cnn. the chairman is pushing for a 77 minute hallway video of law enforcement response to be released with the report.

more answers about the police response is what families of the school shooting victims and survivors continue to demand. on sunday many people rallied to remember the lives lost and support those still dealing with the traumatic aftermath. they marched from rob elementary to the city's downtown plaza. since the shooting on may 24, police and people said they have yet to receive clear answers about law enforcement response. one of the big controversies surrounds how long law enforcement officer stood before confronting the gunman. the request to include the video was denied by the department of public safety. dps sent a letter back to the chairman siding the county district attorney that her objection to the videos release. that letter reads in part. they believe this video is likely to bring clarity to the public regarding the tragic events. we do not believe it's public release would harm our

investigative efforts. the county sheriff is expected to testify before the texas house investigative committee on monday after being served with a notice of deposition. he had initially refused to testify. he has said that he will cooperate as long as it does not jeopardize the criminal investigation. cnn atlanta.>> sadly tragedies have not stopped the killings or access to guns in the u.s. in chicago, at least 30 people were shot. the statistics are from friday night through early sunday morning. in ohio, police survived the chaotic scene on friday. they found the 4-year-old girl and 40-year-old man shot. both died at the hospital. police say five people were injured during overnight shooting. one person was in critical condition. also, the streets of downtown highland park reopen on sunday.

just six days after the mass shooting killed seven people. people were seeing walking around in that area. there will be a vigil at city hall on wednesday to honor the victims. meanwhile the shooting survivors says he there paralyzed the waist down. he suffered several significant injuries including a severed spinal cord. he remains in serious condition and is scheduled for another medical procedure today. we also tracking daily gun violence in south africa where a pair of fatal shootings have people calling on them to enforce gun laws. at least 19 people were killed in two separate shootings at bars over the weekend. he has expressed his condolences to the families in both attacks. he also urged security agencies and community members to hold the perpetrators to account.

the second largest city coming under fire this morning. officials say at least three russian missiles hit the city within the past few hours. including a strike on a residential building. and at school. this as the death toll rises after attack on apartment building in the eastern region. ukrainian officials say at least 18 people were killed. six others have been rescued and crews say they make contact with two people still trapped underneath the rubble. it is not clear those who carried out the attack would face justice no matter how long it takes. [null] murders are found . even when there caught all over the world. of course we do not want to wait that long. i give this example to show punishment is inevitable for every russian murderer. absolutely everyone.>> the crane appears to be stepping up

counterattacks in the south claiming a precise hit on a russian military target in the occupied region on sunday. russian state media report explosions in the sky that says was caused by air defense systems. meanwhile ukraine is condemning candace decision to return a repaired turbine for the north stream gas pipeline between russia and europe. ukraine says the decision sets a dangerous precedent that would allow russia to continue weapon arising energy supplies. just this rescue mission. it appears to be making some progress. >> we have actually just got an update from the state emergency services. the death toll is still standing at 18. they say they have managed to rescue eight people. what is not clear is these to

make the people that they've been able to pull out with the same two they had voice contact with from under the rubble. obviously this is still a delicate operation. they're trying to move an enormous amount of rubble out of the way. without further collapsing the area, these people may be able to stay alive for quite some time while they can actually try to get them. one thing to mention on that is the crane in say there was actually hit by shelling overnight. really it just simply does not stop in this area. in the northern part, that is where both sides said the fighting has really intensified with shelling in the villages on the ukrainian side of the fighting. the russians also claim to take in a village in that area. that is potentially significant because it is on the ukrainian side of the river. a natural barrier that the russians have really struggled to get across. it seems to have really been

hampering their advances. it is a different story as you mentioned where the ukrainians are very much on the offensive claiming to have retaken territory near the city. the british newspaper. the defense minister says that his troops have been given orders by the president to retake areas of the southern coast which obviously would be a big help to the economy. he also says the fighting force of the ukrainians. and border guards is around 1 million. he is satisfied with the weapons that have been placed by the west. he says the difficulty at this stage is just how quickly they're actually reaching the front lines. new efforts on the way to free to citizens are captive in russia. they will travel to moscow in the coming weeks. is expected to do discuss the

release of the wnba star. u.s. government consent considers both to be wrongfully detained. they have a long track record of helping to free americans held abroad. they gave her a special honor as sunday night all-star game. she was named honorary all- star. players were jerseys with her name featured on the back. she has been detained since february were authority said they found a small amount of cannabis all in her luggage. she says she never intended to break the law. still to come a wildfire threatens historic trees. we will have the latest on what firefighters are doing to protect them. lities ahead. ♪ where your dadad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is thihis where they gathered on their front steps,

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a friday scene at the world's busiest airport. claim they smoke coming out of a spirit airlines jet just after it landed in atlanta. a passenger capture the smoke rising from the plane.

the jet had to be towed away to the gate. the passenger on board captured a fire truck. the airport says the jets breaks overheated and caught fire. nobody was hurt. a wildfire in your 70 national parks threatens to destroy more than 500 of the famous giant sequoia trees. the fire had burned more than 2000 acres. the fire has spread to the trees but has not damaged the historic sequoias so far. the public affairs officer says a coordinated attack is needed to bring the blaze under control.>> air support is certainly helpful but we have a lot of hot shot crews and firefighters on the ground going in to suppress the fire. it is really a ground and air attack coordinated. that is going to get us to the suppression that we are aiming

toward. he has more now from california. the washburn fire exploded over the weekend. more than doubled in size. now under threat, 500 tried sequoia trees. here in yosemite national park. what they're doing to protect them. they have set up a sprinkler system. against one of the trees which is 209 foot high. they're trying to keep the tree wet. try to keep the moisture high in the air to protect the trees from the flames and any embers that may come in. there are more than 360 firefighters on the ground. hot shot crews digging trenches. there is also a air assault on this fire. we have seen 737s. dropping retarded along this ridge to try to keep the flames on that side. also in danger, the historic hotel. with a 150 years old.

beautiful old building. that has been evacuated and is also potentially in danger. the latest we're hearing is the fight is going in the right direction. it is very hot here in california. we are in extreme drought. the hot temperatures are scheduled to continue. this terrain is very difficult to fight the fire in. steep wooded and rocky. these are tough conditions. going in the right direction but this is still a fight. cnn in california. the speed to our meteorologist to give us a of their from atlanta there is any help and handed all. >> unfortunately know there's not. satellite clearly shows the smoke from this fire. you can clearly see it here. from what we have on sunday. as nick just mentioned, is very

hot. the weather service just updated their heat advisory. it comes very close to where the fire is. it does include a good part of central california. of course the southwest part of arizona. with temperatures are going to climb between 100 degrees and 110 degrees. near the fire one-on-one. temperatures in the upper 90s. not out of bounds to where should be. certainly hot. also the ongoing drought has been a problem. you look at this map showing the entire state of california under some level of drought. the fire occurred in the exceptional range of drought. not contained at all. want to show you quickly how the smoke is going to spread. that will be a big problem for people. this computer model shows that smoke drifting up towards lake tahoe. we just heard in the san francisco bay area, they are

under air-quality alert for today and tomorrow. because the potential for poor air quality. no rain in sight. all the showers and thunderstorms are staying well to the east. hot conditions. the winds is going to keep the smoke tight in that one area. thank you so much. now, russia's war in ukraine is being felt far beyond europe. coming up a live report on how does fueling fears of unrest. the sleep numberer 360 smart bd senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night and to help you get almost 30 minutetes more restful sleep per night. sleep number takes care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. and free home delivery when you add a base. ends monday.

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this video was taken inside the presidential palace where protesters have been seen playing instruments and making themselves right at home since the storm in the palace over the weekend. with the economy in freefall, months of anger at the government finally bowled over this weekend. protesters now occupy the official residence of the president and the prime minister and said they are staying put until both leaders officially resigned. the transition of power will eventually play out. russia's invasion is having an impact on the cost of food all of the world. that is especially true in north africa were many countries depend on grain imports. in a region blocked, there are fears that soaring prices could feel more unrest.

they've been worrying about what the impact of this war and the blockade in ukraine will have. people are feeling the pinch of inflation. there really is that feeling this is starting to hit and it is pushing people over the edge.>> in the closing days. russia's to hold hostage more than 20 million tons of ukrainian grain is leading to food crisis here. much of north africa. >> are you worried it will have a long-term impact?>> the war has impacted the consumer and our agriculture productions. right now every country must become self-reliant. if that is not possible, things will get very difficult.>>

there scrambling to increase the production and change consumer habits. farmers grow hard wheat to make pasta. for soft wheat. they get around 60 percent from ukraine and russia. they will never be able to make of that number here. not even in 10.>> that spells trouble. we can only sell what the government gives us. the book gets are subsidized. they can barely afford from outside ukraine. it is about daily survival. the people are hungry. here they just recovering. a decade of political uncertainty. they could not have come at a

worse time. if retired professionals and her husband can only afford a few luxuries.>> what is that mean for you and your family.>> they cannot have a family.>> i have sold nothing today. absolutely nothing. this place should be jampacked. but nobody can afford meat. on the roadside, farmers are struggling to sell. they do not seem to mind. animal feed prices are doubled. it is a chain reaction that is bad enough now. the effect of the war is really going to be felt next year. you can really feel the pinch of the celebrations here. a very important part.

what do they do next. the government is talk about the and amount of land. just a few days ago they secured a $130 million loan to try to purchase imported wheat. you cannot just change production in this country and around the world overnight. i do worry if this war drags on, you're going to have severe impacts in this country and all of north africa. central asia. a large part of the world could be impacted by this blockade of grain. that is happening right now in ukraine.>> live in the capital. a man is dead in brazil after gunfire erupted at his 50th birthday party over politics. a supporter of the former

president. he was killed in southern brazil on saturday. witnesses say a supporter of the current president crashed the party and was kicked down. he returned with a gun about 20 minutes later. the video you're about to see may be hard to watch. he says his father died after being shot three times but not before firing his own weapon. he was also shot and is currently in critical condition. cases are now on the rise in the u.s. experts warn the new variant is infectious even to those who are vaccinated. details on that just ahead. joe biden has a message for abortion rights activist protesting the overturning of roe versus wade. details after the brbreak.

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new versions of the omicron variant are fueling the summer sergeant in the u.s. health officials are urging many americans to return to masking indoors. according to john hopkins and the cdc, infections are up six percent with more than 100,000 new cases reported each day over the past two weeks. earlier, cnn spoke with the doctor. a cardiologist and professor. the scripture research. we asked about the concerns of the new and very contagious variant.>> this variant is so distinct from omicron. were 40 percent of americans and throughout the world. they do not protect from this variant. this is crucial.

this variant is so unrecognizable. relative to previous versions of the virus. that is why gearing up. air filtration and ventilation. no less critically important are getting boosters. second shots for people over the age of 50. that is how we can increase protection.>> the u.s. senate majority leader. a spokesperson says he has very mild symptoms. the new york democrat pass remote remotely this week. after the july 4 recess. a lakeside beach temporarily closed after his swim was hospitalized with that where brain eating amoeba. it is found in fresh warm water. health officials say it can infect people in contaminated

water entering the body to the nose. infections can be life- threatening. that is incredibly where. there has only been 154 known cases in the u.s. abortion rights activist were in washington over the weekend vowing to keep the fight up over the supreme court. overturning the decision. the u.s. president has a message for them. he spent his weekend at his beach house in delaware. in front of the white house this weekend, we saw protest from abortion rights activist and taking a moment as he was going on a bike ride to comment on some of those protest encouraging activist to continue to make their voices heard.>> it is critically important. we can do a lot of things to accommodate. the rights of women. in the meantime.

fundamentally. if we have a national law. that is the bottom line. the way to do that is through election in the united states congress. my ultimate goal is to reinstated as a national law. bypassing in the united states congress. i will sign at the moment that happens. >> the president making that fundamental point that what he needs for voters to go out and let more pro-choice democrats so he could codify abortion rights into law. that he would then sign. the president is taking executive action. he signed executive order on friday that seeks to safeguard woman's access to reproductive health care. also taking steps to protect women's privacy and safety of these abortion clinics. that is something he talked about again on sunday. also we making clear that he

can take some steps to try to help the current situation but ultimately he will need congress to act. that is where voters come in november. traveling with the president in delaware. a massive protest turned violent. in china. police clashed with demonstrators on sunday. there were angry that some banks have cut millions of dollars frozen since april. at the time the bank says they were upgrading their internal systems but customer said they heard nothing from the banks about the matter since then. the protest was among the largest in china since the pandemic. in beijing. really dramatic scenes. once we rarely see.>> quite a extraordinary scene. to see more than 1000 people show up on sunday morning. to demand their money back.

that is the kind of gathering authorities have been hell-bent to prevent. even try to tamper with these people's health qr codes. a basic necessity to even leave your home. that effort failed after nationwide backlash. that is why this protest took place with demonstrators really training the fire at the local authorities. chanting slogans with some banners accusing the local police of using violence against them. even calling for human rights and the rule of law. peaceful messages and tactics did not make the protest last that long. after a few hours you can see hundreds of locals the personnel. many agents charging towards the crowd. forcefully removing everyone including the elderly and children. anyone who resisted got kicked and punched. according to some protesters. this protesters actions really have struck a chord with many

people across the nation. there are mostly low income people who lost their entire life savings because of their faith in the country's banking system. that of course is happening at the time when the economy has already been battered by the very harsh enforcement of this policy. not to mention is a very political sensitive time. as is expected to take a president breaking third term later this year. that is why the authorities are taking no chances and really trying not to have any spots to ignite even more anger and frustration. also across china. >> you very much. joining us from beijing. still to come on the program. massive repairs to released the first images captured by

mega telescope. details after r the break.

scientist in space enthusiast are eagerly awaiting the release of images from the telescope on tuesday. some people have already been given a sneak peek. they said the high resolution images are like nothing they have ever witnessed and will change the way we see the universe. our reporter has the story.>> lift off. >> six months after the most powerful telescope launched into space. the team inside the telescopes flight control room is preparing to reveal what astronomers all of the world have been waiting for. the first full-color images which are expected to be light years more impressive than the test images released last month and will include the deepest image of our universe that has ever been taken. >> our view is definitely going to change on july 12. >> they run the space telescope science institute in baltimore maryland. home to mission control. he predicts the day the first

images are released will be on par with the day that galileo became the first person to ever pointed telescope to the sky. >> the universe we knew before webb and the universe we know after. i really mean that. some images released still need to be taken. others are being kept secret. what i have seen really move me as a scientist. as an engineer. as a human being. >> frankly got emotional. >> getting most about the telescope is something they have learned to bury after working for more than two decades. the telescope's most recent brush with death took place a few weeks ago on a micro meteoroid struck on the telescopes massive golden mirrors which are critical for

its operation. >> earlier in my career may have been a punch in the gut. what i have learned about working on a big project like this, things are never as bad as they first seen. >> he was right. the telescope survived the strike. nasa is on the verge of handing this $10 billion telescope over to the scientist whose research proposals were selected for the first year of observations.>> that is just doing as well as we could have ever hoped. i think the scientist will be extremely happy to use it. will be extremely's excited to see what comes out of it. earlier, the spoke with the astrophysicist. he explained more about what makes the telescope so special.>> this telescope is exquisitely tuned to observe galaxies forming at the origin of the universe.

those galaxies are very intensely radiating ultraviolet light. in some cases x-rays. this telescope is not tuned for ultraviolet. because, of the 13 1/2 billion years, that the light has been traveling, the universe has been expanding. that expansion has stretched the wavelength of the light. transformed it from ultraviolet into infrared. the longer wavelength light. this is a telescope that is capturing light as it comes to us. not as it was first emitted. this part of the brilliance and the concept of how and why this telescope works and why we expected to basically transform our understanding of the universe. president biden will release on the first images later today. nasa will live stream that at 5 pm eastern in 10 pm in london.

he has done it again. he won his fourth consecutive wimbledon title on sunday. he defeated the australian who advanced to the final after raffaella doll pulled out due to injury. he got off to a strong start. it was not enough. they don't have seven women since men's single grounds. 21 grand slam singles titles. he is now second on the all- time list of most men's singles grasslands. he had previously said he would be willing to miss tournaments because he is not vaccinated. as a result he may not be able to play the u.s. open which is the next major event. you have to prove your vaccination there. thank you for joining me here. early start. next here.

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