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senior international correspondent been wiedemann and see you in an international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, bend, let's start with you and tell us what you've learned about the military option operation that led to the rescue well, this operation was focused victory in the nuseirat camp which is in central gaza and what we've seen was intense military action on the ground and in the air by israeli forces starting around mid-morning. >> now according to the hospital sources, at the al aqsa martyrs hospital, indebted better nearby, at least 107 bodies have been brought to that hospital. there are apparently hundreds of injuries as well. this is the third operation in which israel has been hey, able to rescue hostages in gaza, a total of seven hostages have been released since 7 october it's worth noting that back at the end of november last year, during a weeks-long ceasefire, they were able rather than negotiations and the ceasefire that resulted founded 105 people were released in that instant. now among those released in addition to no autauga mani, who has been in touch with th

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that is not unusual let's go to nic robertson it's in nic president biden says he's not confident a ceasefire will get done soon. is that the sentiment that's being shared among the rest of those leaders at the g7 yeah, it is the g7 leaders, of course, signed up to president biden's proposal, little over will almost two weeks ago. >> now, there was there was broad agreement here from this group of leaders that this was the right approach. and i think pretty much they all followed the same view that the pressure was on hamas. they were all signed up the idea that pressure should be put on hamas to commit itself to agreeing to this, to agreeing to the terms. now of course, what hamas is saying is that they have come back with some proposals. they're saying that this is them being constructive, but the read it's very clearly that the option here was for them to end the war and the suffering of the people in gaza and begin to move towards the things that they want, like the humanitarian access, like the ceasefire, like the withdrawal of israeli forces. but of course, there was a lot of detail tha

about ukraine not, even just about europe, but about the world standing up for the cause of freedom nic robertson, let me bring you in on this. >> then making that connection in words in these speeches and remarks we're going to hear, but also in the meetings the president biden is going to be having. he's gonna be meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy yeah. >> and for zelenskyy, this there'll be that additional poignancy because of course here is poised, his country is poised hedge. if you will, of what d-day was, which was this huge sacrifices, huge 456,000 troops, four thousand, 414 who died on d-day 2000 of them dead and injured on omaha beach, not far from where the president is standing now by the end of that day, and of course, president zelenskyy is in this moment where he is trying to improve recruitment toughen conscription was because he needs his generation of people in his country to rally to the flag in the same way that those generations did who were commemorated it seemed today. >> we're willing to sacrifice themselves for their nation, for its future. and it's not

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we do have that nic robertson package right now. so let's listen to it and i'll talk to you right afterwards. >> it has been in moscow state media lampoon president joe biden's debate performance? yes. but can all say nil while wet, i'm smith's loan congratulating him for not falling over criticizing him for what they called a 22nd freeze up saying he had trouble remembering who and where he was. if russia was gleeful europe was shocked newspapers agreeing democrats, panic, british tabloids, biden bombed even this cake from the populace. son joe, my toast in france, italy, germany headlines much the same greek and middle east newspapers, suggesting biden step aside leaders was silent. several met him two weeks ago at the g7 in italy where he also seems slow and kept them waiting. the growing reality for them. now, a donald trump redux in more dangerous times many of them will remember those bruising days, not just physically, but verb believed to his tone and topics on nato unchanged suggesting putin is europe's problem. well, i got

nic robertson, cnn london. >> and thanks to see it nic robertson for that report just ahead.eekend of freedom for another close ally of donald trump as the u.s. supreme court denies steve bannon's last-minute bid to avoid prison every weekday morning. here are the five things you need to know to start your day gift. the news you need about this for an hernia thanks, baseball headlines in five minutes or less cnn's five things with kate bolduan, streaming weekdays on cnn.com and makemake consumer cellular. we pride ourselves on giving you fast, reliable, nationwide coverage and up to half the cost. the leading carriers, but don't worry we've got more than that going for us. >> new customers who buy any phone get two months of service free when you sign up by july 31st, call or go online to switch today. >> and the furniture business things move fast. ziprecruiter helps us hire qualified candidates who kiba we needed a project manager yesterday, we posted a job at ziprecruiter and had our guy on-site and five days, he was qualified and everyone zip recruiter finds the best camp

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■o >> nominal nic s >> and with that nominal nico call, it's the main engine cutoff, we've got good energy good velocity to continuing to orbit and good plane meaning starliner's trajectory is aligned with the international space station for rendezvous tomorrow. >> with that, butch and sonny return to orbit and both are extremely experienced astronauts. >> 14:52. >> 14:52. >> very experienced astronauts with a combined total of 489 days in space between them and starliner is the third spacecraft they've launched in. both have traveled to the international space station via space vehicle suoyz. williams' role as pilot marked the first time a woman has crewed a flight test of an orbital spacecraft. >> just a few seconds ago you heard joshua calling up to butch and sonny with the expected time starliner will separate from centaur at about 14:52 into flight. just under two minutes from now, or one minute from now. >> that's the last major milestone for assent. the rd work isone but starliner needs to fly on its own before it heads to the space station. a slight pause in action before centaur r

cnn, international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining us now from italy hello nick, you've been watching this very closely over the last few days. now, what are the big takeaways? >> the big takeaways are on ai artificial intelligence. the pope being very clear not to use it for bad things like making automated weapons, not having machines kill people rather making sure that it's the benefits it gives are across all societies, all countries a lot of pressure on china to improve its oversupply on world markets that causes concern for all the nations of the g7 big, big commitments to ukraine in terms of financial support the $50,000,000,000 loan in terms of ongoing military support, the security package signed by the united states, also ukraine signing one with japan while here as well, these give enduring ten year long plans to train up ukrainian forces, get them using interoperable weapon systems. except cetera, with nato and i think as well, one of the important takeaways that doesn't get a lot of talk about here was the commitment for development and developing banks and devel

everyone judging performance, policy of worry for another day nic robertson, cnn london all right. >> a judge has rejected alec baldwin's latest attempt to get his charges dismissed, coming up, the key piece of evidence, his attorneys say has been destroyed tomorrow on the whole story short battles in american waters dive into the debate between concert provisions. >> fisher and short gutters story with anderson cooper tomorrow at eight and don't miss discovery sharpening starting sunday, july 7. >> i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, they're sky rosie things. a look in up. afghans control macron's means everything to me feel significant symptom relief at four weeks with sky rosie, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. sky rosie is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improved damage to the intestinal lining. and skye rizzi is proven to help deliver long-lasting remission at one year serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lower get ready to fight them may occur tell your doctor if you have an infecti

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so it's not used in appropriately both the graviton in italy covering the g7 summit for us, nic. thank you very much. still ahead this hour. the american journalist evan gershkovich, has been detained russia now for 443 days. now, the kremlin is officially sending its espionage case against him to court. what this could mean for the desperate efforts to bring this journalist home or speak with his editor over at the wall street journal. that's next king crabs, they are the pinnacle efficient right now, every minute counts, we need to get as much the each pod is when can i get every intention of catching this crab quicker, let anyone else so how long have you lived here he 40 years. and how are the restaurants around here? are they good, bad man. with the average household income, is there a mall? i don't know. a hair salon. where do you get your hair done? >> the lou, what we've got to go? >> thousand more parts we bring you the best neighborhood info, homes.com want the effects of viagra, but faster meat row sparks. >> they contain sildenafil and to dalla fill with sparks, disso

a short time ago, the g7 announce it will loan kyiv $50 billion cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is joining us. he's in italy covering the summit for us right now, nick, what more of you learned? about this loan yeah that's structuring it in a unique way. >> and suddenly has never been tried before. they using 300 billion worth of frozen russian assets and the profits from that, the annual profits from that to fund this 50 billion dollar loan, there are about $3 billion of profits predicted over the coming ten years from, from this and the loan is something that ukraine will be expected to pay back in the coming ten years. but i think perhaps one of the key points for ukraine and for the other leaders here as well. is that they really want to get this completely finalized by the end of this year so that the loan can actually be given to ukraine by the end of the year. so it will have the $50 billion. so even if there is a change of presidency in the united states and if the, if it were to be president trump in the future, who would perhaps take a decision not to support

she said it is a long path, but one step at a time. >> omar and nic robertson forrest. thank you. i joined me now to discuss more of this is ranking member of the house select committee on china and member of the house oversight and intelligence committees, democratic congressman raja krishnamoorthi. thank you. for being with us. now. look, i mean, this strong statement of solidarity, essentially from the g7, it is really coming on the heels of what we've seen to be new us, us sanctions announced in part on china. and so i guess i want to start there do you feel that that message is actually being heard or felt in beijing i hope so i think that at the end of the de, it's very hard to kind ascertain kind of how xi jinping views these different situations, except that i think he has, he's in an inflection point namely, he's got to decide does he spend time kind of reducing tensions, reducing aggression, or does he do the opposite which then triggers countermeasures and sanctions? >> and further makes it difficult for him to repair his own internal economic problems and so i'm hoping

much different in france, italy, and greece he's either see you in an international diplomatic get or nic robertson is with us now. so nick, what are you hearing over there? >> it is. it's it's a sense of not forgetting. of course, the europeans here less president biden than perhaps americans do. and that way is more shocked by what they actually heard and the way the president can ported himself. so these headlines amine across the board rare that you get all the newspapers to line up this way not just this in the uk, but, but top to bottom of europe in greece, they're suggesting, is it time for president biden? then to go to step aside? of course, that's a question democrats are asking themselves to. but in russia they absolutely lampooned the debate, packing up on president biden's walk up and down the steps of the stage and saying that it was a success that he didn't fall over comparing show saying it was a or comparing the debate rather to show that they said was for pensioners, of course that overlooks the fact that president putin is a pension able age. so in russia they will lamp

let's get right to nic robertson who is in italy right now where these meetings will take place.ick yeah, president says is expanded a touchdown here later this evening yes. >> a full schedules here. the first ticket on the agenda, if you will, will be africa. it will be climate change and development. they sound a little bit not as if they would be the central issues of such an important meeting. but of course they are fundamental to so much that concerns all the leaders here. and that is migration ration itself comes up on another day, but you'll have the leader of the african union here prime minister from kenya. you'll also have leaders from tunisia and algeria here as well. and why does african matters so much as just across the mediterranean of course, from italy, italy on the forefront of huge migration waves coming out, coming out of that continent. so what can these developed democracies with powerful economies? do to help the african continent and the people there. and perhaps in essence persuade them not to migrate towards europe. so that's one issue. then you have ukr

nic robertson, joining us now with more on this. so nick notably absent from this peace summit, are officials from both russia and china. so what do attendees realistically hope to accomplish? >> well they know that they're not going to walk away with a peace deal that russia is going to sign up to. russia's, as you say, is it's not even there the aim of this and i have to say you look around the room there in switzerland where we've just heard from the swiss president, who's spoken to that hundred and one countries and enter the national organizations more than 50 liters so huge number i can't remember seeing that many leaders altogether in one room like that before. and we're expecting kamala harris just to speak to them as well clearly, they're not going to get piece here and that's what we heard from the swiss president when she introduced this, he said, look, we're here high in the mountains. the mountains are a reminder of the path ahead. it's high and it's tough, but you go one step at a time. but what she said, they want to

everyone judging performance policy a worry for another day nic robertson, cnn london iran's presidential election is heading to a runoff with no candidate winning more than 50% plus one in friday's vote. >> moderate lawmaker masoud pezeshkian and hardline, former nuclear negotiator, as say jelly li will go to a second round of voting on july 5th. the results must still be reviewed by the influential guardian council before the two candidates can start campaigning. again jen and fred pleitgen joins us now, live from tehran so far, they go to a runoff. tell us about the two top candidates and where things go from here either give you a first of all, i think it's an exceptional showing for the moderate candidate for masoud dip pezeshkian, one of the things that his camp had said before the flexion is that they believed that there needed to be high voter turnout for him to actually have a chance to reach the runoff stage of this election. >> now we know that the voter turnout was actually low was a lot 40% of the people who are eligible. and yet he managed to get substantially more votes tha

cnn's nic robertson and cnn's kayla tausche. kayla, let's begin with you. obviously they touched on ukraine but they. mention the four. israeli hostages who were rescued today. what stood out to you in these comments well, it was certainly notable that these statements were relatively brief. >> they were not extremely lengthy, they were not 20 minutes a piece going into great detail about the deliverables and the cooperation between the countries they kept it at a very high level and they largely laid out policy positions that we knew that both countries and both leaders already had president macron saying that while they are very grateful to hear of the release or the rescue of the four hostages that happened in the last few hours that they want all of the hostages to come home and that they will stop at nothing. macron also suggested support for a political solution, for a permit for permanent peace, lasting peace in his words in the middle east, that certainly is firmer language than he had said before, where he appeared to be departing from the us's pur

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really nic 79 in walnut creek, oakland.today and low 60s near the coastline in san mateo, 66 degrees and in san francisco. so mid to upper 60s downtown and in the mission district and novato 77 there. well in ukiah it's still pretty warm, 88 degrees. we're in the upper 50s near the coast in santa rosa over the next few days, not only there, but across the bay area. we're getting ready for some hotter temperatures and going into saturday, that's our hottest day, 90 degrees here, and there will be some spots close to the triple digits like fairfield and brentwood. we're going to have some high heat spiking on saturday, but the good thing is that right after that, sunday is looking like a more comfortable day for the weekend. and monday we started out with some very seasonable temperatures in the mid 80s. san francisco's not seeing as much of a change, so this is where a lot of people will go to cool off, not only in the city, but all along the coastline because we're looking at some really mild weather here. up to 70 on frida

secret than his historic leaks he was on the plane heading towards home hours before the news broke nic robertson, cnn london are thanks. >> didn't nic robertson for that report now i want to bring in julian assange has half-brother, gabriel. she didn't we we appreciate your time as i told you, turn the break. >> this is obviously i think it's a real very emotional time for you and your family. can you give us a sense of behind the scenes, the pieces that had to come together for this to actually reach an outcome. i know there are a lot of moving parts that we probably didn't even know about this is the culmination of a years-long campaign fill. >> it was a grassroots campaign that led into a political campaign and particularly the australian government, these trending government were key into negotiating this deal, into putting in place what needed to happen for julian to get out of the prison and to this island where he's on his way to at the moment to put this play before u.s. judge he has to fly to a us district which is the mariana islands, which is the closest district to australi

. >> cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is live in italy. he's covering the g7 for us. a nick sources tell cnn that the us and ukraine are expected design a long-term security agreement there at the g7. this is pretty big news. what more can you tell us sure. >> i think the best reference point on this is to look back at the nation to summit last summer when i'm president zelenskyy he wanted a commitment that ukraine was going to be a member of nato. he wanted the equivalent of chapter five support article five support that if one nation as a membrane of nature was attacked than the others would come to their cyber. what was agreed there was at each nation would strike a bilateral security pact with ukraine this is what president biden is going to be doing. this new sort of monetary value put on this at the moment that it is a long-term commitment to ukraine, that if somewhere down the road in the future that they were to be attacked, again in a new scenario by russia within 24 hours, there would be there would be discussion about that. ther

so many things were suddenly imaginable that there are the most efficient and nic and dream of revolution. thoughts july 20th dw, the dw news life from berlin. authorities in russia is a dog. a son, regents. a gunman have killed at least 15 police officers and several others. the attackers targeted jewish and christian houses of worship and a police posts as an orthodox priest is also said to be among the dead's also coming up on our show. today, the philippine president sends a warning to beijing saying he won't allow time. these intimidation supports his nation out of his territorial waters in the south.

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so it's really if the elephant in the room that has been ignored so far, that's nic buxton author and research of the interested in bass transnational institute. that was just a report showing that the ministry spending globally has reached 2 point one trillion now. and the war and ukraine and now and gaza has kind of given that mex trips every time. industry spending increases military emissions increases. getting clarity on emissions is a challenge. there are very few industries. let's see any upside in tracking the carbon that they're putting out into the atmosphere. that reluctance seems multiplied many times over. when it comes to miller trees, getting accurate emissions, he gets from them as prison, largely for utah. in 2022, a group called the scientist for global responsibility. estimated that altogether new trees and the supporting industries account for up to 6 percent of global issues that's mold in civil aviation and shipping combined. why do you think this massive sol? so the emissions is so often ignored is this deliberate or some kind of oversight. i think the reason wh

on monday, nic offices in the north is really forces strongly out for foot neighborhoods and install them. galls or at least 8 kind of simians have been killed. and connie eunice offers really forces foamed residential areas tense, sheltering space. people also hit specials between is where the forces and policy advisors have intensified in rafa. how's there is tar compromise. zoom has moved from darrow by law. there's actually a scaling of these were the attacks on the southern parts, including rough on district. we can completely see how the power button until the is very um, it continues to destroy residential houses and changing the entire milestone noise in a rough spot. now we see, and we hear that the is ready forces are completely now stations in the hall between areas of rough or having confrontations and crashes with palestinian groups as the east valley. official sources have been completely saying that the buses are exhausted. hating and getting much more complex as they have been in gauging in a very drastic fight thing with palestinians, specifically that you meant to i

classified defense related information cnn's nic robertson has to tell on his way to a parent freedom wikileaks founder julian assange, bells from british jail now hours from completing a plea deal with the us department of justice, accused of playing a role in one of the biggest security breaches in us history assange was essentially on the run from the day his wikileaks first published us secrets in 2010 initially about the war in iraq, including this video of a us apache gunship killing heirarchy civilians. and to journalists his next release, thousands of secret documents about the afghan war then a massive data dump of sensitive global u.s. diplomatic communications tens of thousands of secrets in the wind, lives of spies, potentially compromised wikileaks. i love wikileaks perhaps most consequentially, while on the lam in london in 2016 publishing leaked emails from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign manager during her presidential election she campaigned against donald trump for 14 years assange was a fugitive, first fleeing sweden following a 2010

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nic robertson. thank you. we have more details now on this deal assad's reach. drawn by cnn senior justice correspondent amperes. so what more of you learned? >> what anderson this is a deal that has been in the making, obviously for for for more than a decade. there have been discussions between assange's lawyers and the justice department over the years, and always they never seem to go anywhere, but in the last three years, you, you see the australian government as nick just pointed out, getting more involved and last october, for instance, anthony albany is the prime minister of australia, brought it up directly with president biden. you've seen certainly in the last couple of years, every time australian officials met with us officials, they brought it up i'm told back in april, anderson there was a letter that was written promise training australian officials to attorney general merrick garland, suggesting an outline of a possible deal, something that looks a lot like what they ended up arriving at. and then of course, there was in may where the justice de

both dog castanan, one of russia to not follow the easiest and vocal pulse of escalation of interest nic and into faith, strain and conflict. there is no objective reason for these attacks. they are in absolutely cynical, publication, august straightest, i'm financed by our enemies, a boat to sort of screwed. those advisors can not defeat the brochure from the outside. so that trying to destroy, we also saw a see from within. we're dealing with international terrorism. now this photo shows one of the synagogues to which was attacked by the terrorists. other region of golf now visited the site and also with judge that was also targeted forward. the use of decree had 3 days of morning of the terrorist also killed. and also the priest, an eye witness spoke about the horrifying incident. they entered his house and showed him that my mother, his wife, was with him. she was not his a. she managed to close the door behind her. but see what shots the house is located on this hard to touch. she was in one room and he was in another when they came and she had a shots, she ran to the door, but she

the the nic knock, this is the news on life from the coming up in the next 16. israel's expanding ground, defensive forces, 1000000 palestinians from reference, southern gaza, the u. n. sense and living conditions. uh hieroglyphic. and i just want to, to my family to get back together and one tables in a safe place that i'm not worried tonight that i can sleep safe.

but the model was your computer was a piece of it was nic a good wish at 1st, because someone was that, what is this a teaspoon? could i ask, who is it going to that just sufficient suddenly to give like a mattress. the bodies don't many new that ukraine traded arms on a statewide scale. but the true sales volumes were uncovered by accidents. when in 2008, some money power had seized the cargo ship, the em verifying the equipment. now click login and look at the feeling we're fighting is captain victor. nicole skate is now retired, but these photos on the was a newspaper clippings. remind him of past events that prominently displayed them so that his family doesn't forget the hell captain. nicole and sky had to endure. what sort of the place i do for this message and there are no mistake you left was admittedly no reason to triple especially if you don't do that as much of a little card please, at least, but it really, really. so i'm gonna show us that it was which it was like when it's difficult, does that work in black or both? and it's not going to police number so that i could, or

it spoke nic international, regional in cross block roles, in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out in berlin cover. cool. you know, in my introduction i talked about strategic errors. and once we teach a gary or compounds to another, i mean, which really quite remarkable. in the last few days, we have had the idea of not the government, but the idea of a come out and say you cannot defeat from us because i'm off as an idea. well, that's kind of elementary to all of us. they've been watching this conflict from the very beginning, and now we see it as a form of risk. i don't know. it could be just smoking mirrors, we've seen these things before. but i mean, if you want to look at strategic cares, that's the number one. and then from there it just compounds itself worse and worse until we get to this point, almost 9 months later, your thoughts. and actually, i don't want to make any comparisons between homos and the other is flemish organizations, but the u. s. has already warned israel not to repeat the same mistakes th

both dog castanan, one of russia to not follow the easiest and vocal pulse of escalation of interest nic and into faith strain. and conflict, there is no objective reason for these attacks. they are in absolutely cynical publication, august straight to the i'm financed by our enemies, a boat to sort of screwed. those advisors can not defeat the brochure from the outside. so that trying to destroy, we also saw ac from within, we're dealing with international terrorism may well in the nearby city of that bend to the stage of the counter terrorism operation has also come to an end with 2 gunmen killed in that location. groups of terrorist began their attack in both much color and that event at name the same time. the following for this gives a sense of the violets, but there are opposite the of the, the, this was, it shows one of the synagogue, but by the terrorist, the regional governor, this is all granted to us that was also at the time as long as these have the pad 3 days of morning, the terrace also filled in both of them. please. and i witnessed, spoke about the herd qualifying incide

by the way, you could see that not just politicians, you can see the most so in the, in the douglas nic robinson, who, who interviewed for us on friday night with himself. absolutely astonished to hear this disclaim. even though many people, i'm sure many of you will listen to this, and many people who inform themselves about the rest of you can conflict all pets of k. acquainted with the idea that that nature has had their own nature and the west of federal dependence. i mean, you mentioned that you know, uh for ross and i mean, so i'm, so you know, that for ours is an interesting politician that he often does feel with the people and what the people on the ground. and obviously it's about their approach to the issue and i want to do these things, but she has put a bit of a finger on the pulse when it comes to a bit of this fatigue. this being experience, not just new cable the launch. it's not even possible. i remember many, many years ago, 20 more than 20 years ago. i was astonished at people, the brake people in britain. the older people in britain working, tells people at the a bet

it's spoke nic international, regional, across black roles and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated hardwood. start out in berlin. come on. cool. you know, in my introduction, i talked about strategic errors in one strategic era compounds to another. i mean, what's really quite remarkable. in the last few days, we have had the idea of not the government, but the idea of a come out and say you cannot defeat a mosque as a moss as an idea. well, that's kind of elementary to all of us. they've been watching this conflict from the very beginning, and now we see it as a form of risk. i don't know. it could be just smoking mirrors, we've seen these things before. but i mean, if you want to look at strategic cares, that's the number one. and then from there it just compounds itself worse and worse until we get to this point, almost 9 months later, your thoughts. and actually, i don't want to make any comparisons between homos and other is flemish organizations, but the u. s. has already warned israel not to repeat the same m

it spoke nic international, regional and cross block roles. in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out in berlin cover. cool. you know, in my introduction i talked about strategic errors. and once we teach it.