rahel. >> it's a great point. as you point out it's the symbolism really of this bridge and what it means to russia. we'll have to wait to is he what this brings, alex marquardt live in ukraine, thank you. >>> back here, airlines in the u.s. really struggling to recover after a weekend of severe weather triggering thousands of flight delays and cancellations. slow moving thunderstorms battering the northeast causing dangerous flash flooding and keeping many roads just impassible. tornado watches were also issued in parts of the region. the bad weather turned deadly in pennsylvania where five people were killed by raging floodwaters. let's bring in cnn's derek van dam, is the weather expected to clear out? >> yeah, it is on its way out. but not before the most damage has been done in the most populated areas in the united states, i-95 corridor, a wide swath, three to five inches of rain has falling within a two-day period. the good news today, we get a brief reprieve. that's the front that brought rain into norther

thank you. >> rahel?rning deputies in north carolina are trying to find out how three marines died after their bodies were found inside the car in a gas station. the marines were part of the 2nd marine logistics group about 30 miles from where their bodies were found. diane, what more are you learning about this? >> you know, rahel, right now the pender county north carolina sheriff's office in addition to the u.s. marine corps are still investigating this. they have not revealed a cause. they are still looking into that, what killed these three very young u.s. marines who were found inside a vehicle outside of a gas station in hampstead, north carolina, as you said, not far from camp lejeune. i do want to identify them for you, again, very young. lance corporal tanner j. keltenberg, just 19 years old. lance corporal merax dockery and garcia just 23 years old and all three were motor vehicle operators with the 2nd marine logistics group at camp lejeune. on sunday morning the pender county sheriff's office

rahel? >> now, john, what we know about the third defendant. it is not much right now, carlos de oliveira, and he is 36 years old, and this is is accused of moving boxes after the justice department first subpoenaed the former president in may of last year, and de oliveira first spoke to him in january, and this is when the investigators helped to move or knowing about moving the boxes, and he has been charged with conspiracy of and also making false statements. cnn has reached out to his lawyer john irving, but irving has obtained $200,000 money from the save america pac, and deo oliveira is expected to be arraigned monday, and so a lot to be watching there. >> and elie honig is here, and so is david axelrod. looking at this, the strength of the allegation, and the quality of the proof. >> right. >> where do they line up here? >> well, it is an important distinction here, because if you take everything in the indictment as gospel and the prosecutors can prove everything beyond a reasonable

good morning, kour. >> hi, rahel.y can certainly feel good about that win over wales, in the world cup, megan rapinoe lathering up the sunscreen in san jose but sitting out resting this one, after announcing saturday her plans to retire. the future is in good hands, trinity rodman, a stunner. the twurn-year-old first goal coming across from sophia smith, 22 years old. and then ten minutes later, rod m rodman scoring two goals. loving the 2-nil sendoff win. rodman and crew, they couldn't help but feel the love. >> you can hear it, right? i don't know. this crowd is -- i've never experienced something like this. and they're here for us. u can hear them at all pnts in the games, anytime. bad games, good games. so it's amazing. it's nice to be sent off like this. >> world cup kicking off in ten days' time with the u.s. facing vietnam first on july 21st. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. men's national team in desperation hod in the quarterfinals, gianluca's shot denied. bouncing off a defender and in, tying it at 2-2 sending it to

rahel?katelyn polantz, great to have you sort of explain what he was conceding torques what he wasn't conceding to and certainly the implications of all of this. katelyn polantz live in washington. thank you. >>> just moments ago hunter biden did arrive at the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, at federal court. let's take a look at this video. we can see some people right there, somewhere in there there is hunter biden arriving at the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, where he will appear before a federal judge and enter this plea agreement pleading guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges. he is arriving about 45 minutes early. back with us is daniel horowitz. i want to talk about rudy giuliani in just a second, but given that hunter biden just arrived, how quick are these proceedings? now that he's there, how quickly can this be taken care of? >> he has a specific time to appear. the sentencing proceeding, the plea proceeding will take probably a couple hours or so. it goes by script. i m

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rahel. >> lauren fox, live for us on capitol hill. lauren, thank you.gresswoman madeleine dean, who was the second impeachment for donald trump. congresswoman when you hear kevin mccarthy is talking about expunging the record of donald trump's impeachment, what's your reaction to that? >> my reaction is he ran for his life just like the rest of the house members who were there and staff, the senators. he knows exactly what happened on january 6th. he knows exactly what happened with impeachment one. with the phone call with president zhen of he's kowtowing to mr. trump, he's kowtowing to the extremists in his conference to appease them to hold on to the power of speaker. but history will not be erased. mr. trump was twice impeached, i had the solemn, sad honor of being on the impeachment management team to prosecute in the senate. forever, history will remember what mr. trump did in the days leading up to january the 6th. what he did on january the 6th, and when he has done since. >> and when you hear house speaker kevin mccarthy suggest that they may b

with rahel solomon, i'm john berman.ign stage as his republican rivals as the legal peril takes a serious turn as there are new charges in the classified documents case. special counsel jack smith says that two employees walt nauta and carlos de oliveira tried to conceal evidence at his request.

and around.world, i'm rahel solomon in for christine romans. stormy and hot independence eve day eve, is in store for millions of people across the country. severe storms are expected to spread from mississippi to massachusetts, with wind gusts, hail and tornadoes possible in some areas. the streets of chicago flooded on sunday after record rainfall. meantime, more than 30 million people across the west coast, mid-atlantic and the carolinas will be under heat alerts today. and the severe weather could also mean another frustrating day at airports. nearly 7500 flights were delayed, more than 600 were cancelled across the u.s. on sunday. and since saturday, there have been almost 1,000 cancellations. so, a lot to get to, let's bring in right now, cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. allison, good morning. what areas are you watching specifically? >> good morning, rahel. two separate areas of western. the first one kind of slides up and down most of the east coast and a secondary position for the midwest and high plains. now, when we talk about whe

with rahel solomon, i'm john berman. this is cnn "news central." >>> well, hours from now, donald trump is going to take the same campaign stage as his republican rivals as the legal peril takes a serious turn as there are new charges in the classified documents case. special counsel jack smith says that two employees walt nauta and carlos de oliveira tried to conceal evidence at his request. de oliveira says that the boss wanted the server deleted, and now there are new details that at times and minute-by-minute time line of the events including what allegedly happened right after trump was told that the surveillance video was being subpoenaed. so according to the indictment, nauta who was scheduled to travel with illinois the next day changed his travel schedule and made arrangements to go to palm beach, florida, instead. this is as trump is preparing for another criminal indictment to drop. evan perez, a lot has happened in the last 24 hour, and fill us in. >> absolutely. absolutely over the last 24 hours. we have now

rahel?who shot and killed four people in a michigan high school is back in court. will he spend his life in prison. >>> and now, new allegations sur roending hu rounding birdie and former president trump, and we will have someone who has been following this former congressman eric swalwlwell. he is going to b be joining us a bit. ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ don't goooooo! ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ don't go away ♪ get a free storage upgrade when you pre-order at at&t. ♪ please don't go ♪ (vo) in one second, sara (woman) yes (vo) will get a job offer somewhere sunnier. relocating in weeks. (woman) weeks? (vo) yeah, weeks. (woman) gotta sell the house. (vo) don't worry, sell to opendoor, and move on your schedule. (woman) yes! (vo) request a cash offer at opendoor dot com. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv >>> there is a majo

rahel. >> thank you.e the context was not necessarily connected to the police officer, but did the officer hear from the trooper, and what is the standard of releasing the k-9 dog. thank you. john? >>> and this morning the gilgo suspect's home search does not reveal a soundproof room, and now a woman who weptnt on a dat with him is now speaking about her chilling encounter. jean casarez is joining us. >> this is very chilling scene, you can hear the helicopter, and the presence behind us, and the vehicles and beyond the vehicles is the house. that is what is being processed today, and another day of the crime scene processing. they are saying that they are going to be finished possibly today and maybe a few more days, but they had told us yesterday, a source had told cnn that they had finished with the processing of the house itself, but it was the garage and the attic they were on to. now, we also heard from the police yesterday that they had taken a monumental amount of material out of the home. we know

>> yes, rahel. they are reaching out the the lawyers and the trump allies and getting a picture of the criminal case against donald trump, and what it may look like, and asking for a couple of things, and did anyone else receive a target letter like donald trump did or was he is a hole subject of the investigation, and another thing is what the scope of the fefd is against him, and what special counsel jack smith's team is that they laid out in the target letter. they also want to know who in trump world may be cooperating with the special counsel's team. it is important to know that the charge they laid out in the target letter sunday night are much more sprawling than donald trump's team had anticipate and very concerning for them. many of the witnesses who had gone before the grand jury are represented by lawyers who are paid for by people within trump's world, so it does give them unusual insight to some of the questions that they may be asked of. also, some things that donald trump's team is lo

rahel, victor?residential hopefuls are courting evangelical voters. trump, meantime, is in a fight with the governor of iowa. >> cnn's jessica dean has details. >> reporter: the governor of iowa signing her allaw on stage >> i could not imagine a more appropriate place to sign this bill. >> i will be a pro-life president, and, of course, i want to sief pro-life legislation. we need to develop a culture of life in this country. >> reporter: but he stopped short of committing to a federal six-week abortion ban. >> i will use the bully pulpit to support kim reynolds. >> reporter: one conspicuous absence on friday, donald trump, who skipped the event, behe'll travel to iowa next week. >> earlier this week trump attacked nikki haley for not endorsing him, writing on truth son-in-law in part, i opened up the governorship for kim reynolds and when she fell behind i endorsed her. in response desantis called her a strong leader who knows how to ignore the chirping and getting job done. >> isn't it good to be

rahel, there are over 30 individual items listed in the schedule.ikely as in any case that a few of those are going to be delayed, and then you have one deadline slide, and then another, and then you get into the months of the election, and it is unclear if the justice department would want to hold the criminal trial of someone who expected to be the republican candidate for the presidency so close to the election. historically, they have tried to err on the side of caution not the impact the election, but the trial date is up to the judge, and the larger question of whether they want to hold the trial if it is delayed into january, february or this year i and so right now, the date is may 2024. >> a long step of the process. we go to elena train outside of the bedminster golf club of donald trump. what have you learned? >> yes, kate. vi learned from a trump adviser that they are feeling good about this ruling, because they want to push it back as long as possible, and given that it is starting in mid-may, and a two-week period, that is in the middl

rahel?> it's the entire industries that hollywood serves. chloe, thank you. brianna? >>> a cnn exclusive, to more top state election officials have been interviewed by federal prosecutors. al schmidt and new mexico's secretary of state maggy toulouse oliver. that makes four secretaries of state who have been interviewed. a charging decision in the election interference in georgia, that could come as soon as next month. we are just learning that lawyers for former president trump are seeking a new court order, asking for evidence to be thrown out. for the district attorney will else to be disqualified. evan perez is here for us here. let's start with the latest on the secretaries of state being interviewed by the special counsel. >> al schmidt was at the center of a lot of 9 pressure of former president trump and his allies trying to claim that was fraud in philadelphia in the election results. he's now been interviewed by the special counsel as part of this. >> margaret toulouse olive has al

rahel? >> john, time is running out this morning for governor greg abbott to avoid legal department from the justice department. they are demanding that he remove a razor floating barrier. the negotiations to end is 2:00 p.m. today. it focus on the 1,000-foot barrier in the rio grande near eagle pass. last night alone, the border officials encountered more than 24,000 immigrants in the area. we go to priscilla thompson. good morning to you. will the doj be suing texas is the question to you? >> they are on track if texas does not respond this afternoon to say they will remove those floating barriers, and up to this point, governor greg abbott has dug in, and he says it is his right, and he has the sovereignty to do what he is doing at the border. this is a feud ongoing between president biden, and texas governor greg abbott along the handling of the u.s./texas border, and this feud was taken a step further with the u.s. saying that texas does not have the authorization to put up the barriers

rahel? >> thank you, john.arly hot there on the national mall, and now, president biden is going to try to address the extreme weather we are seeing, and arlette s saenz, what should we expect the president to say? >> well, rahel, in about an hour, the president is going to lay out how he is trying to help the communities to deal with the extreme heat which is rolling out new actions to help the communities to protect themselves from the extreme heat. as gabe just mentioned, one of the items is asking the department of labor the issue a health hazard related to heat, and specifically trying to ramp up the enforcement to protect workers who are working in conditions where there is extreme heat. extreme heat is the number one cause of the weather related deaths in the country, and many of the jobs affected are farm workers and construction workers and delivery workers, and additionally, the president is rolling out $11 million funding through noaa to improve weather forecasting, and another 152 million to expand

victor and rahel, back to you. >> a good reminder. thank you. >>> officials at america's national parks are warning visitors about the extreme heat. the website for example for death valley national park warns people to travel prepared to survive. and joining me is nicole andler a park ranger at death valley national park. welcome to the program. good to have you. for people, who have made their travel arrangements, they're planning to come, how do they visit the park safely? >> well, the first thing that we recommend is staying on paved roads. death valley can be, you can experience the highlights going through the main roads of the we recommend staying on the main roads, and coming prepared, with a lot of water, we recommend four liters per person per day, and have those salty snacks, it is a good excuse to have your chips and enjoy them, so that you keep hydrated as well as keep your body in balance. >> what about before you even get to the park? i mean should you perhaps let someone know where you are and what your plans are? >> y

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>> yeah, they certainly are, rahel.o make inroads with voters, as we continue to see in polls that everyone is running far behind former at the present time trump, and right now mike pence is on the stage behind me. the former president trump is not attending, so all of them are trying to make a breakthrough with voters. we just heard vice president pence called the words of president trump reckless. of course, there is some trump fatigue. when you talk to voters here and across the country, but the question is, who account beat the former president and win in a general election? that's what these candidates are trying to do, make that case that they're the person that can do that. let's lynn to senator scott from earlier today. >> america needs positive, powerful, biblically sound leadership to gain the high ground. i started reading the gospel, understanding that i'm part of a bigger family. i grew up in a single-parent household, mired in poverty, wanting to know, who am i? >> tomorrow marks six months until the iowa

rahel?n. we are following major developments out of israel where the protests have erupted after the right wing politicians have had a plan to weaken the power of the courts. it is a historic plan, and some say it will move israel into a dictatorship, but some say it is a move that must rebalance the powers of government. we go to hadas gold in israel, and this is a move to upset so many of the protesters, and you are talking to them. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, a lot of them are angry after this legislation passed today, because there was maybe still some hope in the last minute, a little bit of the negotiation, and delay the vote, maybe a compromised legislation, and to remind you that this legislation, would strip the supreme court's actions that they deem unreasonable, and there no constitution in israel, and so a lot of it is deemed by the supreme court, and it is also a check on the government power because of the way that the parliamentary and the executive system is set

he was appointed as the head of the foundation on june 15 by the order of imam rahel teaching at thehest levels of the field and membership in the expediency council was one of the other records of the late ayatollah sanei. the 91st meeting of the supreme council for the economic coordination of the forces was held in the presence of the heads of the forces. some of the points of reform of the country's budget structure document were discussed. the book of the book of the muslim book, which is respected and honored by all the followers of the divine religions, said that as the supreme leader of the islamic revolution emphasized, the event is a conspiracy and dangerous event, and the government's support for this criminal act is considered to be a war against the islamic world . ade is not enough at all and this government should be the agent of this the crime was put into the hands of justice, but at the meeting of the economic council, the completion of the country's eight-look hybrid cycle units with a credit of 2 billion was approved. in this meeting, the first vice president chai

thank you so much for being there. >>> rahel?al republican members of congress are aiming to capitalize on the confusion surrounding hunter biden's plea agreement. this is after being critical of the deal. i want to bring in lauren fox up on capitol hill. good morning. so what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, yesterday we talked to a number of conservatives, close allies of former president trump who said the reason it fell apart was because it was a sweetheart deal to begin with. there was a nuance to what the judge's concerns were with this deal. here's what one republican, matt ga gaetz said to me yesterday. >> i guess when analyzing the hunter biden plea arrangement, one would ask the question would you take an inoculation if it didn't deter the virus. in this case the virus for hunter biden is more severe than a few tax filings. indicting hunter biden over tax issues would be like charging jeffrey dahmer with littering. >> reporter: there's questions what republicans are going to do from here. obviously republican leaders

rahel solomon is here.g this, because there is a macroeffect to this decision. it's not just about the politics or individual loans. there is an economic effect. >> no, there is a macro impact, a microimpact to real people. let's start with macro. the impact to the larger u.s. economy. so the sense is that this will likely not create a significant impact, but it will create an impact. greg bellier, a strategist who essentially looks at the intersection of wall street and main street. and he put it at about a $70 billion hit, annually, to the u.s. economy. he said, it is obviously a headwind. mark zandi, the chief economist of moody's, he looked at gdp and said it's about the equivalent of shaving off a quarter of 1%. so not necessarily significant. that said, if it's your budget, probably feels a bit different. right? wells fargo put it this way, it's a big deal for affected households. not so much less so for broader consumer spending. the average student loan payment, about $210 to $314 according to wells

. >> and i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker. this morning, after more than a week on the run, a pennsylvania inmate has been captured. how authorities tracked him down. >>> from scorching hot temperatures to flood alerts for millions of people, severe weather is sweeping across the country. we'll have your latest forecast. >> and on the brink of history, it is being built as a battle between generations. how novak djokovic is hoping to make history at wimbledon. >>> and all of those warm temperatures are having a major impact on florida's coral reef. why scientists are warning soaring heat in the ocean could have a devastating impact. we begin this morning in pennsylvania, where authorities have recaptured an escaped inmate after a nine-day manhunt. >> authorities have warned that the prisoner, michael burnham, had military experience and survivalist skills and was dangerous. but despite being on the run for days, he didn't get very far. polo sandoval has the latest and how it all unfolded. >> reporter: after about nine days on

victor and rahel. >> thank you so much.nancial reportsers also in for the second quarter. joining us is kayla gardner, white house correspondent for bloomberg news. we want to get into those as well. let me first talk about this event that happened in florida. desantis did not attend. trump spoke for two hours. it's customary for officeholders who are running for another office to be out of the state, to be campaigning. president trump did in 2020 when he was running for relecroy. had event was in florida. does the governor lose anything by not being there with turning point? >> i think that's exactly the point that trump was trying to make. he was in desantis' home state in florida, a place that he also spends time. basically, touting himself as the frontrunner. he showed himself to be confident. he basically called for desantis to get out of this race and stop wasting time and money that could be used to defeat joe biden. and he also implied he wants other candidates to do that as well. another thing i think is important

i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm victor blackwell.ou know, you have been teasing me for two days about my stinginess on the jackpot, these big lotteries. you have not said that you whoud be giving up any money. >> i am a generous person i would share. i didn't say how much. i would share a little bit. >> that's the important part. >>> all right. good to have you this weekend. let's talk about this heat. more than 80 million people are facing another day of sweltering temperatures. is there any relief on the way? >>> also, he was on run for more than a week. now an escaped inmate from pennsylvania is back in custody. we will tell you how police were able to finally track him down. >>> four people shot and killed in georgia and now there is a manhunt for the suspect. we will have the latest on the investigation. >>> and just days after the u.s. unveils an aid package for ukraine, vladimir putin has a stark new warning. cnn has the latest. >>> let's start with that dangerous heat and flooding. all corners of the u.s. bracing for extreme

rahel? board looking into what led up to a police dog attacking an unarmed black man in ohio. the man was surrendering to police with his hands in the air and officers were ordered not to release the dog. we do want to warn you the body camera footage you are about to see is disturbing. cnn's polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: the footage provided by ohio state highway patrol is disturbing, but now under scrutiny after a man was mauled by a police officer's k-9. july 4th jackson county, ohio, a case report shows a highway patrol officer in a marked vehicle tried stopping the driver of this big rig for a missing mud flap. the man behind the wheel identified by 23 gerald jadarrius rose drives on and a chase begins. about 20 minutes into the pursuit the big rig is seen rolling to a stop. >> get out of the truck. >> reporter: but that lasts only a few seconds, the driver continues to flee and officers stay on him for another eight minutes. >> he took off again. we're heading northbound. >> rep

i'm john berman with rahel solomon. this is cnn "news central." >>> well, as soon as today, former president donald trump could face yet another indictment. the grand jury that would ultimately vote on that, and they are expected to meet today, and all of that is as we learn that jack smith has new documents to pour over, and they are new papers from rudy giuliani's team, and that is the same team that tried to find fraud after the election. it appears to include documents for widespread irregularities, and fraudulent activities. i want the bring in paula reid. and so it seems that jack smith has more documents to review, and what does it tell us perhaps about a potential indictment time line? >> well, they can certainly indict someone, and then continue with the investigation, and that is what they did with the mar-a-lago investigation. they indicted donald trump and walt nauta, and then continued to investigate. so we know that the grand jury usually meets on tuesdays and thursdays, but our producer, casey gannon, she

i'm rahel solomon in this morning row mans. no lights, no camera and no, a. actors will start walking off the job just hours from now. ma. no lights, no camera and no, a. actors will start walking off the job just hours from now.man. no lights, no camera and no, a. actors will start walking off the job just hours from now. this is after talks with major studios and streaming services failed. anger about pay and artificial intelligence really at the center of the standoff which has essentially shut down hollywood. chloe has more. >> reporter: hollywood came to a halt on thursday when union called sag-aftra representing over 160,000 actors announced that they were going to go on strike. and currently the writers union wch wga represents about 11,000 writers and they have been on strike for about two months. and thursday afternoon fran dwres drescher the president of sag of a sag of a from a had this to say. >> i can't believe we're this far away. how they plead poverty when gives hundreds of millions to their ceos. it is disgusting. >> reporter: we know there w

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>> yeah, rahel.to landstuhl i thought the injuries were very serious and that's the regional hospital and it's the only u.s. military hospital in europe that handles major cases and that's where all the troops from iraq and afghanistan went when they were seriously wounded. so this was one of the big places that medical treatment takes place and of course, they're used to cases of trauma and the worst in this particular situation, but it sounds like that's not the case in trevor reed's situation here. >> colonel, it's a delicate situation, i think, for a lot of reasons, but help me understand. we know trevor was there fighting on his own and not necessarily on behalf of the u.s., but we do see the patch there. does this at all complicate efforts to get home and other americans wrongfully detained in russia, evan gershkovich, does this complicate anything at all? >> i think it might and the possibility exists that the russians are going to say, look, we released these people as part of of a prisoner e

i'm rahel solomon in for christine romans. we begin with president biden preparing to address fellow alliance leaders as the two day that nato summit gets under way. biden's major win overnight. melissa bell is live at the summit with the latest. and this win coming at the 11th hour here for president biden. what do we expect him to say? >> reporter: he was wrangling until the very last minute that brought to an end the deadlock that had for a year prevented sweden from becoming the member of nato as it wished to do. and what it means is that essentially securities architecture of europe is transformed with now not just finland with the huge border it shares with russia inside the bloc but sweden as well and the profound division within nato with turkey blocking it behind them as they headed into this two day summit, a summit which is coming as it does here 20 miles from the belarusian border, partly about geography, but a great deal about the future of nato. have a listen to what president biden had to say during the initial

thank you for putting it in respective, rahel. >>> and now, at the center of the supreme court's lgbtq first amendment right, and on friday, the supreme court ruled by 6-3 majority, that laurie smith could create w website ruling that a man named stewart only listened to designings, and through information contained in the court hoolings that he never made that request, and he has been happily married to a woman for 15 years. to discuss the implications this is e eli hoe anything. so this dris ernlgts and so do they need to go back to the court and look into this? >> realistically, no. they did this to a stipulation, and the parties agreed to certain facts, and this is a hypothetical, and courts are not supposed to do this. they said that she is in the future going to go into be business and intends to and the statements by this spew worth and you mentioned stanting. the court has agreed to cases that didn't originally have standing. >> and now, initially, she went to the supreme court because of the colorado standing. the court questioned her standings, and she put this new informatio

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mosque (peace be upon him) to the shrine of hazrat masoumeh, peace be upon him, and moved to imam rahel's shrine for burial . ayatollah sanei was born in 1313 in nikabad, isfahan. the imam of the imam in najaf was the most reliable and healthy and connected with the existence who was referred to, in fact, the imam of a hamza was connected to the late haj agha mustafa and his channel was the late haj agha mustafa, and he was seyyed masoud shujaei tabatabai, a cartoonist, by publishing two cartoons on his page regarding the desecration of the holy quran, the visual artist reacted by pointing out that freedom of speech in the west has a completely double face, he wrote, without a doubt, especially the zionist regime is looking for this polarization, so that in the most difficult conditions governing their political atmosphere, this passer-by will give in to their sinister goals, this caricature face of the country invites of artists to participate in an exhibition in real space and space majaji called and said that this artistic event will be held in defense of the holy book of the quran and

i'm rahel solomon in for christine romans. and we begin with janet yellen right now in beijing facing a tough challenge during her two days of meetings with chinese officials. she's there of course to try to stabilize a tense relationship strained even further just this week when china retaliated against the u.s. anna coren is live for us. what is yellen saying so far? >> reporter: as you say she is currently meeting with the chinese premier leader in the great hall of the people. she was with him at the paris finance summit last month where she said the world expects china and us to work together. you may have seen both of them smiling at each other. the premier spoke first just a few moments ago and said that there was a rainbow when yellen landed yesterday. and it was symbolic of the u.s./china relationship. so who knows, perhaps there is hope on the horizon. but the u.s. treasury secretary said that the biden administration seeks healthy economic competition that is not winner take all but can benefit both countries. she s

was exiled from the main organizers of the protest on january 19, 1356 it was held in front of imam rahel considered savak to be the main motivation of these people to hold demonstrations. after the victory of the revolution, ayatollah hassan saneyi played a role in organizing the programs of imam khomeini in the refah and alavi schools, and on his behalf, he became the head of the 15 khordad foundation and membership in the expediency of the system among his other records . price according to mr. asgarian, new projects will be covered by the government within the next two months, 320 thousand tomans if he used 400 thousand tomans, 80 to 80% will not be opened, 50 to 80 thousand tomans, the code will be maintained, more than 120 thousand tomans, how much credit will be added to the members of parliament with the aim of removing obstacles to the production of machinery and work, how to provide collateral and validation in the process of implementing the law, removing obstacles to competitive production and improving the system the country's finances were determined by the islamic council h

>> reporter: good morning, rahel. they are calling a lot of donald trump's allies and lawyers and trying to get a better understanding of what exactly a potential criminal case against him would look like. now they have a couple questions. one is, did anyone else receive a target letter. they want to know is donald trump the main focus of this case or are there others involved that the special counsel is looking at? they're also trying to get a better sense of the evidence that jack smith has against him, as well as if any other members of trump's inner circle are cooperating with special counsel. now the charges laid out in the target letter trump received sunday night are more sprawling than anticipated. so they're trying to get a sense of what does the case look like and what do we need to be prepared for? many of the witnesses that have come before the grand jury are people represented by many of donald trump's legal team or are paid for by trump world. so that is something they're watching closely. and it also gi

field, you are still in the revolutionary countries of the world, when you travel , the impact of imam rahel-shaan's views, the impact of the supreme leader's view and the thoughts of the supreme leader is the insight that our people are. our people have it. inside iran, one of the senior officials of a country told me after the riots of last fall and inside the foreign fire, one percent was enough for a country like ours to bring its own country to the collapse stage in less than a few hours. sitting outside, he said, "look at the minutes of your leadership." in addition to the knowledge, insight and intelligence of the people of your country, you have insured against foreign conspiracies, and you mentioned that what happened between you and saudi arabia in greece was done months ago , we had security negotiations in baghdad , we had three rounds of security negotiations in the sultanate of oman. it has reached the point that we and saudi arabia enter a new page of relations. it is not a secret that some countries in the region and outside the region of 20 have taken actions in the disturba

still in the revolutionary countries of the world, when you travel, the influence of the views of imam rahel-shaan, the views of the supreme leader and the thoughts of the supreme leader, the insight that our people are our people. have inside in iran, one of the senior officials of a country told me after the riots of last fall and in the middle of foreign fire, 1% was enough for a country like our country to collapse in less than a few hours. in addition to the knowledge, insight and intelligence of the people of your country, you have insured against foreign conspiracies, and you mentioned that what happened between you had come to saudi arabia. it had been done . we had 5 security negotiations in baghdad months ago. the division of these reached the point that we went to saudi arabia let's enter a new page of relations with saudi arabia. well, it is no secret that some countries in the region and outside the region of 20 were involved in riots . america, or indirectly, in the process of negotiation and exchange, the american thought that we were at our weakest state at the height of the

rahel solomon, cnn, new york. >>> for the first time ever, astronomers have a new perspective of ouralaxy. ghost particles or high energy particles can pass through stars, entire galaxies without changing its structure. an observe va tore ri introduced a newport trait of the milky way. the research is published in the journal "science." >>> united arab emirates has made numerous forays into space in recent years, from the first satellite launch in 2009 to the mars probe hope in 2021 and in april an amarati astronaut became the first arab to walk in space. our becky anderson spoke to him from his post on the international space station. >> reporter: international space station, this is becky anderson from dubai. how do you read? >> becky anderson, i'm from the international space station. i have you loud and clear. >> reporter: terrific. it is fantastic to be speaking to you today. how are you? >> i'm doing great, becky. it's a dream becoming true living aboard the international space station. it can't be better. >> reporter: this is an out of this world interview. the salt -- sultan

i'm rahel solomon. up first this morning, president biden and ukrainian president zelenskyy preparing to have a face-to-face on the sidelines of the nato summit in lithuania, this is in the wake of russian airstrikes on kyiv for a second consecutive night. and zelenskyy's frustration over nato's decision to provide guidance but not provide a specific time line on when the alliance will be ready to grant ukraine membership. melissa bell with the latest. what are some ofof the expectations heading into this meeting? >> reporter: if yesterday was about the frustrations of president zelenskyy on one side and limits of what nato allies can do on the other, today is more about the deliverables, what the ukrainian president will go home with. and there are concrete measures announced. he has just come out of a bilateral meeting with the german chancellor thanking him for some of the extra launch pads for the patriot systems and missiles, all part of a 700 million euro package berlin announced yesterday. so con

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i'm ar rahel solomon. and authorities are dealing with what seems to be a uniquely american problem, a deadly outbreak of gun violence, this time in the very city where the declaration of independence was signed, philadelphia. >> what we know is that there are six shooting victims, four are deceased, two that are stable that are juveniles, a 2-year-old and a 13-year-old. the four deceased victims, their ages range from 20 to 59. one victim we don't know who they are yet, we don't know how old they are, but they could be between the ages of 16 and 21. all of the shooting victims are male. >> overnight authorities discovered a fifth victim tied to the shooting. the rampage happened late last night along several blocks in the area of southwest philadelphia. bob brooks from wpvi has more details. >> reporter: a tragedy here, four men have lost their lives. two children ages 2 and 13 luckily they are in stable condition. but they were also shot at the scene. and behind me, you can see it is still clearly active

i'm rahel solomon in for christine romans. we begin with breaking news.resident of belarus revealing where wagner chief yevgeny prigozhin is right now. alexander lukashenko telling matthew chance at a news conference that the leader of the mercenary group is actually in st. petersburg,

straight to rahel solomon with the numbers.trong report. >> but this is the fst time in 15 months this number came in softer than what most economists were expecting. economists were expecting something closer to 225,000. 209,000 jobs were added. this is, however, th30th month of job growth. yet another month. unemployment at 3.6%. that was what we were expecting. ticked down quite a bit, slightly, rather, from 3.7%. where we areeeg the strongest job gains, a continuation of what we have already seen. we know that construction added jobs. we know that health caredded jobs. we will try to get the sectors pulled up for you. health care adding 40,000 jobs. some of these sectors including health care is an industry that still has struggled to rehire workers coming out of the pandemic, right. so you are starting to see that there. they are still adding jobs there. here is what the fed has been watching closely. wages. wages not so great in this report. this came in slightly higher than what ceconomists were expecting. on a monthly b

i'm rahel solomon in for christine romans. we begin with breaking news. the president of belarus revealing where wagner chief yevgeny prigozhin is right now. alexander lukashenko telling matthew chance at a news conference that the leader of the mercenary group is actually in st. petersburg, russia. just two weeks ago he was leading an armed insurrection against vladimir putin. meantime russian state media reporting that police have allegedly found passports, wigs, cash, gold and guns during a raid on prigozhin's homes stepping up an apparent propaganda campaign against prigozhin. let's bring in nada bashir from london. obviously a lot to unpack here. the reason this is so noteworthy of course is because we thought prigozhin was in exile in belarus. he has not been seen from or heard from since the armed rebellion on june 23rd. what are you hearing? >> you're right. there have been questions since he hasn't been seen the failed insurrection. they believe there was a deal struck with the belarusian president lukasalexander lukash but of course as we've jus

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