the bureau of prisons would not comment specifically about holmes' sentence. they say out of respect for her privacy, safety, and security. but they say that generally speaking inmates can have their sentences reduced for good conduct and for completing programs such as things for rehabilitation and substance abuse. holmes, who is 39 years old, reported to a woman's prison camp in texas this past may after being convicted on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy for duping investors into buying into her company, theranos. this was a company that falsely promised it could perform blood tests with a single drop of blood. nbc bay area legal analyst steve clark says of course those credits can be taken away from holmes if she were to break the rules. but if she toes the line in prison, clark said it's even possible she could get out before the nine-year sentence is up. >> she can begin her return to society even earlier than the nine years because she is a nonviolent offender. so she may be released to a halfway house where she's still supervised by the feder

. >>> and elizabeth holmes could be out of jail sooner than expected. we're joined by a high-profile bay area lawyer on why the disgraced silicon valley executive could already see a shorter prison sentence. >>> and pickleball in the palace. we'll take you inside the new courts in san francisco. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. a lot happening on this tuesday evening. the heat wave coming our way. but first the dusty situation in the east bay. a refinery that's caused problems in the past is raising concerns once again. hazmat teams trying to identify what's in the potentially toxic dust released from the martinez refinery. it started around 8:30 this morning. the refinery says a material known as coke dust, a by-product of the refinery process, spread through the neighborhood, leaving soot on cars and on the ground. city officials say the release lasted just a minute, but they were not notified until hours later. hazmat teams spent the day collecting samples. this marks the second release from the martinez refinery

elizabeth holmes' prison sentence has been reduced by two years. the bureau of prisons website now shows her release date as december 29th of 2032, instead of 2034, which means her 11-year prison sentence has reduced to nine years. the bureau of prisons wouldn't comment specifically, out of respect, they say, for her privacy, security and safety. but they say that generally speaking inmates can have their sentence reduced for good conduct and for completing programs for rehabilitation and substance abuse, things like that. holmes, who is 39 years old, reported to a women's prison camp in texas this past may after she was convicted on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy for duping investors into buying into theranos, her company that falsely promised they could perform blood tests with a single drop of blood. former executive sunny balwani is also serving a prison sentence. both he and holmes have been ordered to pay over $400 million in restitution to their victims. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. >>> happenin

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he's going to tell us how holmes might even get more time off her sentence down the road. that's coming up in less than 30 minutes. >>> brace yourself, with the mercury rising, the bay area will have several days of intense heat coming up. well over 100 degrees. in san jose, people headed for shade as they dealt with temperatures in the mid-80s today, but it is heading up much higher. today the state launched a new $20 million heat ready campaign, a coordinated effort to help californians prepare for extreme heat and the health problems it can cause. >> heat-related illnesses can vary, but they include heavy sweating, muscle cramps, weakness, headaches, nausea and temperatures above 103 degrees. so making sure we're staying aware of that, especially if there's been prolonged outdoor heat exposure. it's important to know when to get help. >> our marianne favro has been out in the south bay all day. she's going to take a closer look at what the bay area is doing to help people prepare for triple digit temperatures and what you should avoid doing. that story is coming up at 5

a former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes reported to federal prison. her sentence has been reduced. spoke with one legal expert who tells us elizabeth holmes is not being treated any differently than other federal prisoners convicted of non-violent crimes. the bureau of prisons actually offers a 15% reduction in prison sentences early on. this is to encourage good behavior among inmate population. this say screen grab from the website that shows that elizabeth holmes prison sentence has a release date of december 29 of 2032 instead of 2034. which means her 11-year three-month prison sentence has been reduced to around nine years. the bureau of prisons wouldn't comment specifically about her sentence. they say out of respect for her privacy, safety and security. say that generally speaking, inmates can have their sentence reduced for good conduct and completing programs for rehabilitation and substance abuse, things like that. holmes, who is 39, reported to a women's camp in texas may after she was convicted on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy for duping investors into buyi

disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes. prison sentence has been reduced by 2 years. >> according to the bureau of prisons, really states can change based on an inmate's good conduct. completion of substance abuse programs. we're time earned for completing programs and productive activities. her new release date is now december. 29th 2032 holmes was convicted on 4 counts of wire fraud for letting doctors and patients user companies but testing services. while knowing her company was incapable of producing accurate results. >> after serving more than 50 years of a life sentence, charles manson follower leslie van houton. he's been released from prison and houghton is now on parole supervision. she was taken to transitional housing earlier this morning. she is expected to spend a year and that housing to re-learn basic life skills outside of prison. houghton's release comes days after governor newsom announced that he would not fight an appeals court ruling that she would be granted parole. she received a life sentence for he

and that's mollie holmes adams.i think on the next slide i have a picture of this southern mantle here that mollie holmes adams created around the 1930s, and that is on display upstairs in theed focused exhibits. so you keep can see an example of original work which is really amazing. you have a chance, go check that out to see all of the craft women ship that it took to create that. what i want to talk about next is what i refer to as that tending the embers phase. so forth tending the embers the definition i have is a motion about the caretaking and stoking, a gentle coaxing and potent remembering that lights are fire. as i mentioned earlier the distinction of political leadership and community leadership, so as you see over time political leadership with virginia indian women dwindled to some extent but the community leadership maintained a constant. and just some policies that were in place that sort of encouraged exclusion of women in political leadership, even as early as the 1600s, native women were left out

. >> theranos founder elizabeth holmes, whose prison sentence has been shortened to holmes, reported to a texas prison back in may to serve an 11.5 year sentence for defrauding investors in her company. but the bureau of prisons website now shows she is due to be released in 2032. that is in nine years. there's no reason been given for the reduction. >> the wait is over for bargain hunters across the globe. amazon just kicked off prime day. its 48 hour sales extra organza. we've got the tips and tricks to show you how to spend smarter. >> i watch some headphones and a gift for my mother. >> prime member marvin rosa's wallet is at the ready, but this prime day, it's all about separating the deals from the duds. >> you want to make sure that you buy things that will last. >> the new york times sorted through and tested hundreds of items. amazon's echo dot earning their recommendation because you can hook it up to bluetooth to your phone. >> you can play music while you're getting ready and it even has an alarm clock function. >> amazon products are among the biggest deals, like the ama

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holmes reported to a texas prison camp in late may. she is serving an 11 year sentc conspiracy with her failed blood testing started. >>> the city website was restored after a ransomware attack. officials are going through the site to make sure that it is functioning. so far no personal information was leaked. >>> turning to weather now and a live look from the east bay where the heat is ramping up today, and it is only going to get hotter. >> let's check in with paul heggen, tracking the heat for us. >> temperatures today definitely warmed up, returning to the 80s and 90s. we have to keep an eye on the fire threat. we have a fire burning now in far northern sonoma county. this is the hog fire. this is burning to the west of cloverdale. this is the current view. six different air assets are devoted to this one right now. we seek temperatures continuing to build later this week but tomorrow and thursday will bring very similar temperatures to what we had today. everybody is close to what is normal for july. 60s, 70s and 80s for the most

. >> 6 weeks into her more than 11 year prison sentence for disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes.rds show that it's been reduced by 2 years, according to the bureau of prisons. really states can change based on an inmate's good behavior, completion of substance abuse programs for time credits they earn for completing programs productive activities. her new release date is set for december 29th 2032, meaning she will likely serve 3 and a half years. holmes was convicted on 4 counts of wire fraud for letting doctors and patients use her company's blood testing services. well, knowing that her company was incapable of producing accurate results. >> coming up, what to do with your thermostat this weekend with the heat will reach unhealthy levels in many parts of the bay. and why bank of america has been ordered to pay a quarter of a million dollars to some of their customers. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't c

mollie holmes adams.and i know that some people in the audience know how to do this so i want to acknowledge do so with her contributions, she never put a lot of anthropologists discussing herbal remedies and so, a lot of information that we have obtained about the remedies, is because of her leadership. in her activism provided a strong base and support for continuing tribal identity in a time that was increasingly even dangerous to continue tribal identity so it really was to her as a great example of leadership. and that is mollie holmes adams and i think in the next site, have a picture of the southern mantle here. mollie holmes adams created this in the 1930s and that is actually on display upstairs in the focused exhibits and please see an example of her original work. it's really amazing. so you have a chance, like a check that out to see all of the craft that it took to create that. it's what i want to talk about next is what i refer to as the inverse phase. the definition that i have is emotion a

and what did the great detective sherlock holmes say who did the english detective sherlock holmes sayce become clear, and where can you hide what needs to be well hidden? and he needs to hide in plain sight. that is, do not hide at all elementary. you can look for it is necessary so everything the car has already gone. i'm viktor ivanovich. well, beekeeper. why are you silent? beekeeper, who will treat me now, what will the forest cure you for? it's great, and i also have this news makarych was found according to the description very similar to stepanov i'm not guilty of anything, i'm accused of a criminal frying pan with a panda that committed a series of secular murders all criminals are arrested give evidence, including tarasov's opponent, it's you gave him the addresses of lonely pensioners. wait , this is some kind of mistake. i didn't know anything. i just gave addresses for providing social assistance to me to fly. i'm such an obedient citizen. i have certificates. here is the prosecutor. submit your car. i demand a lawyer will be cop wars all summer today i won’t stay, why do

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reggie: they are nose founder elizabeth holmes has had her sentence reduced.nine years. the bureau of prisons website lists her release date as december 29, 2032. they are not saying right now by the change was made. kumasi: 67 million dollars aiming to help modernize the california electric grid. helping the state avoid power outages. all of this thanks to the investing in america agenda. the u.s. energy secretary says the goal is to upgrade outdated equipment that is vulnerable to extreme weather events. >> the events are disproportionately affecting communities already underserved. because of the climate crisis they are only going to become more frequent, these events. and more intense. so there is no time to waste. kumasi: funding will be used to put power lines underground and fireproof them. some will be rewired to support clean energy across the state. the powerball jackpot is growing this morning because nobody won the main prize but it is not all bad news. one ticket in south bay is good for more than 300 thousand dollars and there is a mega millions

care either for the labour party, claire holmes for the conservatives, and matt walker for the holmesservatives, and matt walkerfor the liberal democrats. —— keir mather. it looks as if we have almost everyone there so we should get this result, five past four. i carrie granger, can now inform you that the count of votes for the election held yesterday, the election held yesterday, the 20th ofjuly 2020, has concluded. the total number of votes cast across the constituency was 35,886. the total number of ballot papers rejected was 69. the number of valid votes for each candidate is as follows. grey, andrew phillips, 99. reid, clare amanda, commonly known as holmes, clare, conservative candidate, 12,295. jordan michael thomas, commonly known asjordan, might come up representing the yorkshire party, 1503. ——jordan, mike. kent, david michael, commonly known as kent, dave, reform uk, 1332. mather, keir, dear alexander, labour, 4046. —— mather, keiralexander. palmas, mather, keir alexander. palmas, nicholas mather, keiralexander. palmas, nicholas stuart hiley, commonly known as palmer, nick

as cnn's kristen holmes reports, she's been a pillar of her husband's political career. >> thank you honor to be here. >> reporter: a regular fixture on the campaign trail -- >> as long as i have breath in my body, i will go out and i will fight for ron desantis. >> reporter: florida's first lady, casey desantis, has built her own brand as a mom focused on parents' rights. now she's taking her act solo, headlining her own event in iowa this week to campaign for her husband. >> he led with principle, courage, and conviction. >> reporter: and launch "mamas for desantis," a national initiative to mobilize women to back her husband's white house bid. releasing this video, amplifying his core message and combative rhetoric. >> there's nothing we won't do to protect our children. we will not allow you to exploit our kids to advance your agenda. we are no longer silent. we are united. >> reporter: once a local news anchor in jacksonville, florida -- >> hello, welcome to, i'm casey desantis. >> reporter: no stranger to the spotlight, campaigning alongside her husband, helping propel him to t

such as eddie holmes, where's dr. holmes locateed? mr. andersen: he's in sydney, australia. >> what about andrew rambeau? mr. andersen: he's this scotland. others are in the netherlands and germany. >> and drustin? mr. andersen: also germany. >> there's just one more discrete thing i wanted to ask about. there's been discussion about the extent to which, from your original point of view, when we talk about january 31 or february 1 of 2020, the extent to which two days later your views changed or three days later your views changed. my understanding, but i'd appreciate you confirming, is that the drafts of the report at that point, i think took the position that the data was indistinguishable as far as lab serial passage or zoonotic origin, is that right? mr. andersen: that is correct. you can see those are the direct conclusions in those early summary statement, yes. >> so the work you and your co-authors were doing and the input and the gathering of external information, if i understand, went on for the next three, four or five weeks, ul

cnn's kristen holmes is there across the potomac. what did you hear from ron desantis?he outlined a foreign policy agenda for if he were to become president for israel, for the middle east. he touted his faith, and he aligned himself with some pro-israel trump administration policies. take a listen. >> it just shows you how the foreign policy elite in this town always miss the mark because for decades they said middle east peace goes through the israeli-palestinian-arab conflict. you have never have peace in the middle east unless you, quote, solve that problem. i think the abraham accord showed just the opposite. >> reporter: and as you noted, there are several candidates here, 2024 hopefuls, mike pence, nikki haley, in an effort to woo evangelical voters. when i spoke to campaign advisers, they believe there is a sect of evangelical voters who is looking for an alternative to former president donald trump who right now is the frontrunner. he has been dominating in the polls. as you mentioned, trump is not here today because he's not invited. he was invited in years pa

why elizabeth holmes will get out of prison a lot sooner than expected. plus, lawmakers on capitol hill grilled pga officials today over the decision to merge with saudi arabia's liv golf. what those officials are saying the merger will do for the pga tour. but first, president biden is in lithuania for the nato summit. so we'll take a look at the 2 big decisions there were reached by nato's allied countries today of tat the first day of the nato summit, world leaders are celebrating the deal that paves the way for sweden to join nato. but there are some other issues causing frustration and disagreements. today. our washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live with the latest. thanks for joining us, alex. >> hey, justine, especially at issue at the summit, is the fact that ukraine also wants to join nato. but the other nato countries are ready to accept ukraine just yet. and that's something that that country's president isn't happy about. >> gradient. >> on tuesday, ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky spoke to crowds outside of the nato summ

holmes, 10th massachusetts son of oliver wendell holmes, m.d., boston, anhe pinned it tolf. he survives the war, but he kept of life.ce of paper for the rest first, drew up and fast explains these soldiers tear and there that their identity is would be obliterated expressed with a grim and almost dispatch minute practicality, they confronted the enormity death with ingenious attempts to control at least one of its particulars. if a soldier could not save his life, he hoped, at least to preserve his name and photography. this new medium photography will also allow them to save their face and image of themselves. and so one of the trendshat i have seen civil war photography in portrait photography are these images that are sent back home to their loved ones with these phrases and sentiments about, remembering, remembering the soldier when this you see, remember me? this man here has written it directly on the ime itsel this is another cased image of a soldier, and he haal written this in in his image. inside the case of his image, it says when this you see remember, remember m

prison records show disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes. we'll have a lesser sentence. it's been reduced by 2 years, according to the bureau of prisons, the release states, they can change on inmates based on good behavior, completion of substance abuse programs and various other things that they can do to reduce their time. and in this case, her release date is now december 29th 2032, 2 years shorter. holmes was convicted on 4 counts of wire fraud for letting doctors and patients use her company's blood testing services. while knowing that are company was incapable of producing accurate results. >> a lawsuit filed by a woman who attempted to profit. >> off of the theft of lady gaga has 2 dogs has been dismissed by a los angeles judge. jennifhr, jennifer mcbride demanded that gaga pay a $500,000 reward despite mcbride's involvement in the theft of the dogs in 2021. prosecutors say the mug right mcbride was in a relationship with one of the guys involved in the dog theft. and bride says she didn't know who the dogs belong to. she claimed that she stumbled across the dogs

i decided to play a face in a spillikal to attach myself to sherlock holmes.ou don't give a damn about our problems, about the death of alekseich, about the fact that today he almost died, liza is all. let's make a deal now. or are you working with us for a common cause or get out? you have 5 minutes. time has gone. the old man from 5 saw the driver who left the description fits the terrorist. photo confidently identified clearly. i can not. i want seryozha so don't come. take everyone to 200 meters and call the sappers katenka listen to me carefully. so go work. good afternoon. is it kind? so i decided to drop in on the light of the light, i heard to defeat. we figured it out, that means. here are your spices on youtube and as the press is interested in looking for witnesses to a murder in the city center, i had to ask management for a personal favor. cut a video from the internet appreciate my patience. i get calls all the time from above, asking what the terrorist attacks are like. i answer everything is under control, i cover you results you want beautiful

sara. >> and it is interesting of what may happen, and kristen holmes, we will reach out. john? >> presidential candidate ron desantis is receiving criticism after there is a video released with everybody from chris christie to pete buttigieg and the "boston globe" criticizing this video. now, puts a side the way that this video is produced with greased up body builders and ron desantis, but who is the target audience here? >> well, your guess is as good as mine, john. it is not people in iowa or people in new hampshire or republican voters even. it is so online. this is not the first time that you have seen this account tweet out, not necessarily theer that is kind of flailing, honestly. they probably thought they would be further in the contest, but they are stuck. so it is really just serving to upset a lot of people on the republican side, frankly. you have to log cabin candidates come out to condemn this, and no response from the campaign at this point to this very odd video. >> alice, is there room to the right of donald trump on this issue saying that former president tru

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kristin holmes has been following the money.the legal fees. >> just, as you noted, in the not donald trump's legal bills. these are going to associates, former aides, employees, people wrapped up if necessary investigations. we talked about the enormous number, $40 million. that's just for half of the year. all of last year, the legal fees totalled $16 million. >> you might have a special counsel indictments. >> they're -- and not just that, these aides, two of his co-defendants are people who are currently represented by lawyers who have been paid an enormous amount of money. with trump paying for the legal fees of folks who might under circumstances testify against him or may want to head off that concern. >> there hasn't been anything that they have been able to prove, but we do know, with these witnesses who have lawyers who are paid for by this political action committee, they've been asked about the arrangements. thieve asked to show what documentation there is, what do their contracts with the lawyers say? what kind of co

a brilliant and the same brilliant criminal, the battle of water, uh, the fight between sherlock holmessor. switzerland can not splash under this waterfall, it diverges meters on the table. i say that on a crossover, can it rise already? no, of course, no, no, only there must be a seasoned car, don’t even bother with all-wheel drive, never on your suvs quite right, only full-size all-wheel drive. well, giga instead of the well-known first place, the popular jeeping is very popular in abkhazia, of course. why in jeeping is so popular in abkhazia to get to the most beautiful mountainous places one-day jeep tours from gagra to lake ritsa and the ritsa reserve with a stop at the bzyn river . the waterfall with wine tasting will cost from one and a half thousand rubles per person, meanwhile, the most dangerous 600 m. mountain road behind it is simpler at an altitude of more than 500 meters above sea level, of course, much cooler than below, although the landscape at first glance, as if you are somewhere in the tropics. and one could say that we are in bali but no, we are in abkhazia and here

so i'll be recording what i call like an orchestra holmes. i want to go discard these sounds, understand one by one, cuz it's a group of homes and they play together. and each one of us has a different sound. nathan read them a different ability so it's going to be very interesting and creative to understand these new sound. ready that people haven't had before, these are the transitioning. so i mean that for me they have very, very important time because they have something, you know, culture, this class is very, very, very much in waking up play. they run on home. i'm according data called my point, a safe and sound to our nation of sound l b, various kind of car and there in general have many phones and keep defensive depending on gas phones. if we get a are in the target, the trunk that we begun with is called assigned the middle of the phones from assigned using metal, the or for your guides standards. it is used during the entrance into the radio policy using its melody as different from, according to restaurants. because i'm assigned t

it's gonna take all of us holmes. i believe that with envision with confidence in ourselves and one another with nations working together for common cause we can answer these questions. we can insure the vision we share and the freedom from the chairs are not just empty words, no trouble. time for the roadmap. i mean, it's literally a roadmap, a plan of urgent action through the future we can reach, reach if we work together folks. road the lives before is, is hard, will challenge of some of the best of ourselves. tall face with one another. and never give up. never lose hope. never. every day we have to make the choice every day. we must some of the strength to stand for what is right to stand for what is true to stand for freedom to stand together, that my friends will less than we learn from history. and the history of lithuanian story, you know, it's the lessons receipt demonstrated each day. and it will the term and will determine whether your credit looks like it is now is how we're going to work? how we rewrite

kristen holmes has more. >> reporter: for many 2024 republican hopefuls, there was only one place to be friday. >> this is iowa. >> historic day in iowa. >> sitting down with tucker carlson, aiming to woo voters at the family leadership summit. >> isn't it good to be in a nation where you are free to praise the lord? >> reporter: hoping to seize on the notable absence of primary front runner donald trump. >> i think it's unfortunate that the former president has now missed two significant events here in iowa. >> some candidates chose not to appear here today. some didn't want the to be interviewed by tucker carlson. there's belief make their policies are not in sync with iowa. >> trump skipped the event run by the christian conservative, who said it's time to move on from the former president. >> i think the formerer president has 20 to 30% self-inflicted. >> reporter: trump will appear at a keynote speaker at an event in florida. a spokesperson blamed a scheduling conflict. but the decision came just days after trump ruffled feathers in the state latshing out on socia media at gover

kumasi: elizabeth holmes has had her sentence reduced. she was sentenced to 11.5 years in prison after being convicted of fraud. now present tense is just over nine years. the bureau sentence lists the release date as december 29, 2032. the bureau did not release any details. reggie: a murder suspect who escaped from sheriff's deputies during a hospital stay is back in custody. 35-year-old eric ran out of th sutter medical center sunday. yesterday he was found three miles from there. a homeowner spotted him and called 911. police got there and made the arrest. he is accused of killing a 70 people hostage during a standoff with police on april. kumasi: we are learning more about an attack on dr. larry nasser in prison. we told you about this yesterday. law enforcement sources tell abc news he was stabbed 10 times inside the federal prison. the sources say he severed substantial injuries, including a collapsed lung. he was convicted in 2017 as sexually abusing olympic and college female gymnasts. he admitted using his trusted medical positi

kristen holmes has more. >> reporter: i spent the day on the phone talking to trump's lawyers and all told me that they were trying to figure out if there was any sort of evidence or witnesses that they didn't know about in this case particularly that would boost up jack smith's case. a lot has to do with the target letter and the potential charges. i'm told that it was much more clear that jack smith had a much bigger case he was trying to prosecute against the former president than what dtrump's tem had believed. and they been watching this investigation carefully and there are a number of witnesses who have gone before the grand jury in the january 6 investigation whose lawyers were paid for by trump world. that has given them a unique amount of insight into this investigation. yet still taken by sir rice. so they are trying to figure out if there was evidence or witness that they didn't know about. and they tell me that this will be business as usual. if he is indicted, it would be his third in-timdictment and th will just continue to campaigning. the thing to remember is that he

michael holmes, cnn. >>> u.s. climate envoy, john kerry, is in beijing for talks with his chinese counterpart. they are discussing ways to reduce their country's carbon emissions. china and the u.s. are the world's largest carbon polluters and the backdrop for their talks could not be more appropriate. they are meeting during beijing's hottest ever recorded summer. anna curran joins me now live from hong kong. good to see you. what does john kerry and his team hope to achieve on this beijing trip? >> reporter: they definitely want to commitment from china, to get climate talks back on track. i think that is what we are seeing. john kerry, earlier, wrapped up before our meeting with his chinese counterpart. we are still waiting for a readout from that meeting, from both sides, but the length of it suggests they had a lot to discuss. china and the u.s. are the world to largest economies and carbon emitters, so there needs to be cooperation and a concerted effort to drastically cut fossil fuel production to make an i

kristen holmes is here with the details.t let's begin with the substance of the reporting here which is that trump pressured ducey but also got pence to help him pressure ducey, is that right? >> the reporting is this, we know that the two of them had a call, ducey and trump talked on the phone. now i have learned from sources that ducey said trump was putting pressure on him to help him overturn the election results in arizona. this is something we knew trump was fixated on. he was losing the state and he wanted the votes just like we've seen in other states and the pressure we've seen him put on the election officials across the country. we also know separately that trump was putting an enormous amount of pressure on pence during this time to try to find widespread fraud to overturn the election and not certify the election on january 6th. we also learned this weekend from sources that pence made a series of calls to doug ducey. sources tell us he was not pressuring ducey, but he was asking about any instances, any evidenc

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russia maintains its targeting military infrastructure, but ukraine say that's impossible, given that holmes grain stores and much loved historic sites have all been hit. oh, this is your new scope protection spaces has done little to spirit from russia's attacks. strikes on this disease. historic seemed to have shifted homes and lives. so it has to be taken care of. i'm completely broken. as my apartment, i think what most importantly is, is there was no military infrastructure here. it's a fact only civilians, merely as a poll says he was a vital export rose on to the grand deal between moscow and cheese. but it was bombarded with miss solves after russia pulled out of the patch more than a week ago. these ruins of the aftermath of a text that began with an hours of the deal ending and to billy stopped. respirators, advocates of hitting the drive to places that were destroyed and that i know, you know, one of those places were military targets. where does a peaceful people living there? shops, supermarket theater, a church basket among the holy sides to be his is the transfiguration cathed

kristen holmes has more. you're told he's working the phones and trip planning. what else? >> we are told the trump team was working the phones trying to figure out if anyone else received a target letter in this investigation. they thought that would help them the scope of the charges might actually be and what a potential case against the former president could look like. now so far, we're told that they have not found someone who has received a target letter, but they are still working the phones. they were caught off guard by the timing around this target letter. i had spoke ton multiple sources in the last several weeks, who said they thought this investigation had cooled off recently. now when you talk about planning travel, trump is on his way to iowa tonight because we cannot forget he is running for a third presidential bid right now. he's the middle of campaigning. none of that is going to change. he's doing a town hall with sean hannity. and we expect this to come up. one thing i will note is so far, i have not seen any fundraising e-mails a off this target lette

cnn's kristen holmes joins us now.ece to the pence plan for victory to close the gap in the polls, correct? >> john, that's absolutely right. i was talking to advisers and allies before pence even announced who said that iowa was going to be critical for mike pence because of these evangelical voters and because of these conservative voters and they do believe there's an opening for mike pence, that these voters are looking for an alternative to the former president. i want you to listen about what mike pence himself said while he was in iowa and other candidates weren't. >> i can't account for what other campaigns decided, but for me it was vitally important to be here where the journey to the white house always begins and to spend two miles, at times, jogging uphill to take our case to the people of iowa, and i promise you we'll keep running that hard all of the way to the finish. >> of course, it's unclear this early on whether or not the strategy is going to work. all of the polls that we've seen still have him and

cnn's kristin holmes was there and has this report. >> reporter: after missing events in iowa earlierthe week, former president trump delivered nearly two hours of remarks to a packed house in west palm beach florida. he aired a lot of grievances, talked about many of his legal battles as well as his vision for 2024, talking about how he wanted to obliterate the deep state. when it came to his opponent, other candidates in 2024, there was one person who obviously he really hit over and over again despite not turning up at other events in iowa with many of these candidates. he hit ron desantis for not being here at this starting point event. take a listen. >> a gentle man named ron desantis at 14%. and i don't know why he is not here this couple of days, but he should be here. he should be here representing himself. >> reporter: the crowd at the event was very truck friendly. it was interesting that desantis was not here. we're not entirely sure why he did not show, but there were a number of candidates here likely because this is a very truck friendly crowd. a group of people here to

so we will pick up where kristen holmes left off at the evangelical summit.y are telling the flock that you need to start focusing on one candidate other than donald trump, and what are we hearing here? even the evangelicals are saying, hey, trump may not be the guy. >> yes, and keep in mind, that the evangelicals and the voters in iowa did not give trump the first place finish in 2016, so he is on the outs with it. and the republican leadership is the elected grouped like the federalist society, and other groups where trump is not in line with the evangelical society, and he takes great credit for the supreme court justices who gave them the big dobbs win. so it is politics and you to tussle a little bit, but he is polling so well in iowa, he may not need their help, and that is what they are trying to negotiate here. >> speaking of the polling, donald trump has not made up his mind to join the debates with the challenges, and who does that help or hurt? >> there is a group called the fox news empire, and fox is not too friendly with them, and they are not f

. >> the trump campaign, thinking about this, cnn's kristen holmes is in new jersey, near the formerd's bedminster club. and the trump team, they're not alone, another indictment, this for trump's attempts to overturn the election is coming soon from the special counsel. is that affecting their approach to the campaign? >> reporter: well, jim, they say absolutely not. they are just continuing their business as usual, as they run this third presidential campaign for the former president. right now, we know that several of his advisers are at bedminster, they're having meetings as they would in any other campaign. talking about budgeting and scheduling. we also know that trump is hosting ohio lawmakers tonight at bedminster for dinner. some of them the biggest staunchest supporters on capitol hill, j.d. vance and max miller and jim jordan. but as trump himself seems to pretend all of this is normal, or they believe this is all working towards normal, the people who will he's running against are having a very difficult time trying to navigate this fine line. the fine line between the ba

should be attractive investment vehicle, but look forward to joining rob holmes to ring topping bellbefore you go, governor i know the homelessness problem is rising in texas like austin what do you attribute to that cities like austin coming to issues across the country rising crime kriegz homelessness. texas passed a lot that cracks down on homelessness, by prohibiting any homeless camping bans, requiring cities to not only eliminate those but to provide alternative housing, for the homeless so much so, that there was a story just came out last week, saying appointing out ways in which california can learn from texas about the way we have addressed homelessness pointing out four different things texas is doing, to improve homeless situation so much so california officials are visiting texas cities to learn about what our success is, reducing homelessness. >> we are watching your leadership congrats on that good tuf this morning. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria. maria: yesterday on this program, one of the panelists days den hal from libra institute joe borelli telling us yester

dame kelly holmes served during the ban and being forced to live a lie stayed with her for years. fearfor 3a years of the ban that was instilled while i served in the military. it stopped me living my life authentically. it caused me a lot of mental health problems and i wasn't able to actually officially come out until last year as a gay woman because, in my mind, i would still be persecuted or in trouble or, like, injail. a report has made more than 60 recommendations and suggestions, including financial compensation. the prime minister says the veterans should be proud of everything they've done to keep our country safe. laura moss, bbc news. cows used to wear bells around their necks — but things have changed somewhat in somerset. animals grazing on national trust land are now remotely controlled — thanks to a collar they wear which is linked to satellites. it alerts the animals — with music — if they stray too far in the wrong direction. scott ellis reports. cows controlled by the collars around there next. you cows controlled by the collars around there next.— cows controlle

joining me now is cnn's manu raju, laura barone lopez and kristen holmes is still at the table.re absolutely striking. >> they are. when you look at what donald trump is facing in terms of these legal issues that continue to mount, this is what is keeping them going and keeping them in the fight and also really giving them the momentum to continue to say that this is election interference and that this is going to affect the 2024 election. he is the frontrunner, and he remains the frontrunner. that is why they feel like they have the kind of wind under their sails, even though, obviously, this is draining them financially. they do not want to be spending their time on this. when you see those numbers they feel they have the backing of a majority of the republican party right now so that they can say this is going to impact the election. >> it just underscores that no one has figured out how to take on donald trump. ron desantis for so much of the campaign has tried to run to donald trump's right. this really is not much room from donald trump's right. a lot of voters supported h

michael holmes, cnn. >>> now, with more than 99% of the vote counted, there's no clear winner in spain'sple's party is set to come in first winning 136 seats in parliament. but in order to governor, a party or coalition must have at least 176 seats in the 350-seat legislature. and because no single party won enough seats from the government on their own, the tough task of trying to build a coalition must now begin. journalist al goodman is joining me now live from madrid. al, this was an unexpected tight result, so what comes next here, are we head for weeks of political gridlock in spain? >> reporter: hi, christine. well, the existing pofr the prime minister sanchez that continues a caretaker government but the political horse trading as you mention said beginning right now. although there is expected to be a bit of a break while the horse trading continues, the parliament building behind me that will reconvene in the middle of the august before they can swear in the new members of parliament. then the king of spain, the head of state, will meet with the leaders of each party and hear w

kristen holmes joins me now with her reporting. >> reporter: we did know, as you said, about this phonewas never really clear what the two men talked about. ducey really kept quiet about it. we are learning from sources familiar with the private conversations that behind closed doors the former governor of arizona said trump was trying to pressure him into finding some sort of voter fraud to help overturn the results of the election in arizona. as you'll remember he lost by about 11,000 votes in that state and was remarkably surprised by those results. now, we also learned that pence made several calls to then-governor ducey talking to him about the election results, although sources tell us that he was not actually pressuring ducey. he was asking him to see if there was any voter fraud, telling him that he needed to report it appropriately if so. pence was asked about that this weekend. here's what he said. >> i did check in with not only governor ducey but other governors in states that were going through the legal process of reviewing their election results. but there was no pressure