adrienne smith hugging her 4-year-old daughter, reese, after rowing into the record books. of the fastest all-female team to complete the journey from san francisco to hawaii. >> it was just, like, full-on body chills, all the -- like -- love feelings from the inside-out. >> i cry just thinking about it. i'm like tearing up. it's because i like lived with you guys for so long. >> brooke downes, libby costello, and sophia denison-johnston documenting their journey on social media. >> what just happened, deej? >> a little upchuck. >> all 34 days, 14 hours, and 11 minutes of it. the team averaging just 90 minutes of sleep per day, eating boiled ordered pre-packed meals. >> i personally missed guacamole the most and anything that has structure. >> and rowing in two-hour shifts. >> the sunset shifts were the best part of my day. my second hour was with libby, and it was our karaoke hour. ♪ singing my song ♪ ♪ butterfly fly away ♪ >> and while planning an undertaking of this magnitude wasn't easy -- >> i had read all about how terrible and hard and miserable and the sleep depriva

adrienne murrary giving the latest on that story for us.hocked by what's happened. maximilian von renteln was in the area as the incident took place — he told us what he saw. so, i was on my way to the shopping mall to get some groceries. and just as i was about to enter the shopping mall, about 5.30pm, i heard several shots. at the time i didn't think that those shots were actual gunshots because it's not something that you would imagine in a country like denmark. and momentarily after, there were people running out screaming, crying — and that's when it hit me that something serious was actually happening. so, i took and ran, took the first bus that i could find. people were cramming inside there. somewhere along the way, we were driving and the police came and stopped the bus in the middle of the road, and came in with automatic weapons and told everyone to put their hands up. and they headed for the back of the bus. and just to say, max, i believe we are showing now the pictures you took while you were on that bus. just give us a sense

and analysis, kristen welker, former republican congressman carlos curbelo, democratic strategist adrienne elrod, and white house bureau chief for politico, jonathan lemire. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we're going to get to all the politics, my interviews with joe manchin and jon stewart, all of that in a moment. but we need to begin with this historic flooding in eastern kentucky, the worst flooding there in decades, it has left dozens dead. four children from one family are dead. officials expect the number to rise in the days ahead. as of yesterday, some 1300 people had been rescued by air or boat. 14 counties have been declared disaster areas and tens of thousands of homes are either without power, running water or both. sadly more rain is in the forecast. now climate experts say global warming is -- has not increased the number of floods, but what it has increased is their severity due to more powerful rainstorms. this is ext

cnn's adrienne broaddus was near the scene when the shooting happened. tell us what you know. >> reporter: victor, this parade route has become a crime scene. if you look behind me, it's easy to notice people have left all of their belongings. i want to show you the sense of urgency at this hour. up on the roof of this building and downtown highland park, you see snipers on top of the building. this, as members of law enforcement tell us they still do not know where that 18 to 20-year-old suspect is. as we've been telling you throughout the morning and now afternoon, at least six people have died, and more than two dozen others injured. i spoke with folks who were here at the parade. one man told me he was using his cell phone to video record the band that was passing by. the minute he stopped recording, he said those shots rang out. i spoke with another woman a short time ago, zoe, she was here with her family. this is what she described. listen in. >> i've been going to this parade since i was a little kid, and i just moved back from phoenix, arizona,

adrienne, we're out of time.you for taking the time to join us and walk us through what the moments were like as we all try to understand that. thank you. >> those poor people. >>> still ahead, tensions still high in akron, ohio, after the police shooting of jayland walker. he died after sustaining at least 60 gunshot wounds. why? what officials are crediting for a quieter night of protests there in the wake. that's coming up. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and ward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. age is just a number. 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 also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is

adrienne broaddus, thank you so much. as to the weapon, as to guns, obviously after an incident like this, after a mass shooting, and needless to say we have seen more and more mass shootings in this country over the last several months, we hear from lawmakers discussing guns and what should be done. let's listen. >> six people have passed, and others are wounded. but we got a lot more work to do. we got to get this under control. we got to get this under control. >> the last time i heard a weapon with that capacity firing that rapidly on the fourth of july was iraq. it was not the united states of america. we can and we should and we will do better. >> if you're angry today, i'm here to tell you be angry. i'm furious. i'm furious that yet more innocent lives were taken by gun violence. while we celebrate the fourth of july, just once a year, mass shootings have become our weekly, yes, weekly, american tradition. >> there are people around this country who are poised to do terrible things if we do not intervene and try to

adrienne murray is our correspondent in copenhagen — she gave us this update. the shooting took place in the late afternoon, early evening and police say the first reports they heard came at about 5:30pm. they then surrounded the area and sealed off the shopping centre, we saw images of shoppers slowly making their way out, some looking clearly in distress. what we then know is police managed to detain one suspect. we know he is a male aged 22 and danish, an ethnic dane, as police described him. the police said they don't yet have a motive for the attack but they can't yet rule out terrorism. they don't know entirely whether he acted alone or with others but they said there was no reason to suspect he had collaborated with others. the investigation is still undergoing, it's rather early, but there has been a very big police presence. police said that they have heightened their alert and have police on heightened alert across the island of zealand, where copenhagen is located. what we know so far about those — there were a lot of eyewitness accounts of panic ins

that was adrienne in denmark.d become more sustainable. this is recycled concrete. the idea is that that'll be the basis of kind of almost a whole ecosystem. my name is martyn dada—robertson, i'm professor of emerging technology at newcastle university. we're sitting in the 0me, which is an experimental house where we're developing a new generation of building technologies. the way that we build isn't sustainable — it's polluting, it uses high amounts of energy, and that really needs to be addressed if we're to live sustainably. just behind me is one of the most significant pieces of biotechnology that we have. it's a structure that is initially knitted, grown with a root network of fungus we call mycelium. this is black fabric, - and the white that you're seeing is all the mycelium. it is, in a sense, mould in here, or at least what some people think of as being mould. this is a case where we could replace, say, a cement with a biological process instead. this is quite nice, the way you can see the cellulose. it'

adrienne murrary in copenhagen with a sense of how people are dealing with it.zadeh moshiri. what do we know? the police say were in the rest of the 22—year—old suspect, in possession of a rifle and ammunition, they also said he was known to the police but peripherally, and has now been charged with manslaughter and will face a judge on monday. it's mentioning that in denmark manslaughter is defined as intentionally killing someone. in terms of casualties, three people are known to have lost their lives, three more in critical condition and more injured. so far authorities have warned people who been injured in an incident not to call the main emergency line unless they really are suffering from life—threatening injuries. they have said though that they are offering mental health services for anyone who may need them. they particularly encourage children who would have been at the harry styles concert, less than a mile from the shopping mall, and children who may have been in the shopping centre nearby. plenty of youngsters we saw coming out. what response has t

adrienne murrary is our correspondent in copenhagen — she gave me this update in the last hour.nd seal the area around the shopping centre shortly after they got word about that shooting, and helped people exit. public transport was shut down in that vicinity. but this shopping centre is located just south of copenhagen. it's an area surrounded by office blocks and that concert hall, the world arena — it's popular with shoppers, family, young people who were going to that concert. and people were told to avoid the area. there was a big, heavy police presence — in fact, earlier this evening we were hearing lots of helicopters. but central copenhagen is relatively normal. that area wasn't a residential area, but of course, people were being told to avoid it. public transport though is now up and running again in that area. adrienne, people are so shocked by what's happened, certainly in the pictures that we're seeing showing a lot of that panic and tragedy unfolding there. just give us a sense of how this compares to other events of this sort in copenhagen, in denmark? well, it's

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qm. for further questioning. 0k, adrienne — for further questioning. 0k, adrienne murray, _ forfurthergland and wales. certain foods — like chicken and beef — are being replaced by cheaper ingredients because of soaring costs and shortages. laca, the school caterers�* association for england and wales, said the quality of meals was under threat. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys has the story. hello, good morning. there you go. the early food delivery for the school lunch. 0h, potato today. even the humble spud is more expensive than it used to be. and the roast dinner here is now gammon. this primary gets its food from caterers supplying 69 schools across plymouth. but across england and wales, caterers have told the bbc prices are going up, driving changes on school meal menus. one, two, three. here in plymouth we've actually had to look very carefully at the meat we buy, so we've taken beef off the menu. we had been buying that from farms in cornwall. we have replaced it with gammon. we have reduced the amount of chicken we are using and replaced that with turkey. we are just ha

cnn's adrienne broaddus has the story. >> reporter: they come by car and by plane to this bloomingtoninic, opened for its access to transportation arteries connecting minnesota with states banning abortion. >> some patients may fly, some patients may prefer to drive. so being near the highways that we are and the airport in bloomington really gives patients the most options. >> now, whole women's health is one clinic bracing to treat more patients with i-35 connecting it to three of the states with the most restrictive abortion laws, including texas and south dakota right next door. planned parenthood ceo sarah states is also bracing for an influx. >> we expect to see a minimum of 10 to 25% more people coming, seeking abortion. >> can you guys handle the increase? >> i don't know if we're going to be able to handle the increase. there is already a health care worker shortage, and we have been struggling with that since the beginning of the pandemic. that hasn't gone away. >> and that worries liz van he'll. >> i always actually thought i'd have two boys. >> who knows the challenge of s

let's go to highland park and cnn's adrienne broaddus. one of the most striking stories, this toddler who lost both of his parents now orphaned. >> reporter: boris, that 2-year-old you're talking about is aidan mccarthy, forced to grow up out , without his parents. told the local paper in the chicago tribune his son-in-law died trying to shield his grandson from the gunfire. soon after, there were reports that the 2-year-old aidan was walking around alone, but before he was reunited with his grandparents, whose care he is now in, there was a couple attending the parade that stepped in to help. listen in. >> when we pulled in, the cops looked like they were getting ready for war. i'll never forget it. i said, this is not our kid, what should we do, and we can't be babysitters, can you take care of him? we said, of course. >> reporter: she and her husband stepped up to the plate. one example of kindness on display in the midst of all of that chaos. so we know aidan is one child who lost his parents. another person who lost her mom was cassi

let's bring in adrienne broaddus who is near the fire.are the fire crews saying about the progress so far? >> well, jake, the crews have contained at least 26% of the oak fire. and cal fire officials who spoke with us say they are lucky. that's in part because there are no other major fires burning right now across the state of california. allowing them to dedicate numerous resources to the oak fire. this portion of mariposa county is known for its beauty, but you can see clearly a big portion of this county has burned. a shell of a vehicle here at what was once a home. if you look over, you will see all that's left of the home, pretty much rubble. still standing, grilling equipment. and nearby in the front of the former house, you see some smoldering taking place here. but despite what you see right now, officials tell us they have made some progress. as i was driving to our live shot, i saw crews cutting down trees, and i asked why they were performing that action. i was told they're cutting down those trees that already burned to preve

adrienne broaddus, cnn, highland park, illinois. >> well, highland park police identify the suspect asng 22 years old. later the fbi reported he was 21. cnn has reached out to authorities for more information on that. and the confusion that unfolded. >> we were at the beginning of the parade. heard what we thought was a sick joke of gunshots. people started running towards us. weren't really sure what was going on, because we thought it was a prank until too many people started coming. ran out with everyone else. >> and then we go, oh, a pop, pop, pop, and i think everybody just thought, oh, maybe there's something with the float, they're doing something on the float and then it just opened up, just a rain of gunshots. just so quickly for quite awhile. at least it seemed. >> and then we walked a little closer and i saw someone, like, on the ground with his leg in the air and the girl, like, crying next to him and then to my left, my mom and i saw, like, at least three more people on the ground, like, bloody. we just started running towards our car. >> joining me now from los angeles, c

cnn's adrienne broaddus is in highland park.s happening there today. >> reporter: today services for three of the seven deceased are beginning, and those families are remembering their loved ones for how they lived, not how they died. that includes the family of steven strauss. just moments ago his granddaughter speaking at the funeral, saying when she walked into her grandpa's closet, she smelled one of his shirts and that comforted her. she looked up and saw photos of all of his grandchildren and that, too, gave her comfort. the family of nicholas taledo, his granddaughter telling me he loved to play the guitar and doodle. then there's jackie sundheim, who friends say she always planned the celebrations and funerals at their synagogue, but this week they had to plan hers. the family of an 8-year-old, cooper roberts, hoping that their son will wake up today after undergoing surgery. they also told us the shooting left the 8-year-old paralyzed from the waist down. indeed, there is so much sorrow here in highland park, but we've

. >> cnn's josh campbell and adrienne broaddus joining us now on the scene on highland park. i adrienne, what more do we know about the victims this morning, not only those killed, but also those recovering, dozens injured as we know. >> so many injuries, those injuries, erica, range from serious to critical. we know that ages were from 8 to 85 years old. this morning, tributes are beginning to pour in for one of the deceased that we know of, that was jacki sundheim, she has been identified by members of her synagogue. also there was a facebook post by a woman who grew up here in the area who said that miss jacki helped her coordinate her wedding. she describes the day, remembers smiling when she would see jacki's face. she said as a bride, she helped fix her veil, and she opened the door, the door leading to the aisle she would walk down to meet her partner. we're also hearing from survivors. yesterday, we heard from zoe, she was a witness on the scene, who spoke to us. and she told me yesterday she sheltered behind a dumpster with others, including children. she told us abo

i'm joined by cnn's adrienne broaddus now. for some of these, dramatic and harrowing and sad witness accounts. >> indeed. i spoke with one witness who said she cannot unsee what she saw here. people, survivors, she described them, running away from danger. if you think about it, the chaos was beginning to unfold around this time yesterday. it is 10:04 a.m. local time, people were along this parade route, celebrating, having fun. but today, 24 hours later, the grief is beginning to settle. listen to this conversation from earlier in the morning, from a mother. she describes what she saw when she was here at the parade with her family when she looked up. >> i remember looking around trying to figure out where the sound was coming from and i looked up at the neighboring business, across the street, and saw the shooter on the roof. and i just i screamed that it was a shooter and i got my daughter and we ran into my husband's store and i yelled for my son and my mother and father-in-law and we all were able to get in safely as my h

adrienne broaddus joins me here on the scene.ne thing people have to know, there have been people coming to this parade from decades and decades from all the towns around here. this is where everyone wants to be on the 4th. >> reporter: yes, i spoke to a lady who said she's been coming here since a little girl with her father. as you mentioned a chair, a stroller, all items left behind. a little relief after that person of interest was taken into custody. but this morning, the reality is beginning to set in, especially as people learn the names of the victims that adds another layer of grief. ♪ as americans across the country celebrated the fourth of july, shots rang out monday from a rooftop in highland park. a suburb north of chicago. >> it was the loudest thing i've heard that's not like natural. it was a lot -- and it was just endless. >> reporter: on the ground, this video shows the chaos as people who attended the parade ran for their lives. at least six people were killed. and more than two dozen sent to hospitals, some in

adrienne broaddus has more. >> reporter: and here in mariposa county, firefighters are attacking the oak fire from above using aircrafts like helicopters to dump water. this is a rural area and it is also rugged. leading to some of the challenges firefighters have experienced. but here is a little more about that challenge. strictly dealing with topography. listen in. >> i come from the flat lands down in the city of sacramento. and as you are coming up here, you start to see the change in the topography, rolling hills and mountains and available fuel load is trees and light fuels on the forest bed. there is so much fuel out here to burn and everything is so dry. california is huge. the footprint, acreage of available fuels to burn when a fire gets going, along with the topography, canyons, drainages, the wind that floeflees throu th throws flows through. >> reporter: and they have attacked with numerous resources because currently california in his words doesn't have that many big fires. meanwhile california is also dealing with a year's long drought on top of the heat which is impa

cnn's adrienne broaddus has the story. >> they come by car and by plane to this bloomington, minnesotaon arteries connecting minnesota with states banning abortion. >> some patients may fly. some patients may prefer to drive, and so being near the highways that we are and the airport in bloomington really gives patients, you know, the most options. >> now whole woman's health is one clinic bracing to treat more patients. with i-35 connecting it to three of the states with the most restrictive abortion laws including texas and south dakota right next door. planned parenthood ceo sarah states is also bracing for an influx. >> we expect to see a minimum of 10 to 25% more people coming seeking abortion. >> can you guys handle the increase? >> i don't know if we're going to be able to hand the increase. there is a health care shortage and we've been struggling that since the beginning of the pandemic. that hasn't gone away. >> that worries liz van heel. >> i thought i'd have two boys. >> who knows the challenges of seeking this type of health care, even before the supreme court overturned r

. >> more from adrienne broaddus. >> reporter: investigators say it was a north chicago police officer who found that 22-year-old investigators believe who was responsible for this crime scene behind me. off and the 22-year-old was taken into custody without incident. earlier in the day we did hear from people attending the parade including one woman who sheltered behind a dumpster. listen in. >> i saw people shot and killed around me. and a lot of people hiding. a man actually went at one point to find his son, he asked me to watch his kids. so we were all hiding behind the dumpster together and the kids, really little kids, they were like what is going on. and i was like it is fireworks, people get silly with fireworks. i stayed with them about half an hour while the guy looked for his other son. >> reporter: and she also shared with us that the father put his children inside the dumpster for protection. meanwhile six people were shot and killed. five of them died on scene here. a dozen of others injured. the motive still unclear. adrienne broaddus, cnn highland park, illinois. >> po

. >> cnn's adrienne broaddus live for us from highland park. we're learning new disturbing information about survivors, but also about how this suspected gunman got his weapons. >> reporter: brianna, we are, and today that suspect has his initial court appearance and the state attorney, eric reinhart, said he will ask that judge today to hold that 21-year-old without the possibility of bail. robert crimo iii charged with seven counts of first degree murder in the highland park parade mass shooting. >> we anticipate dozens of more charges centering around each of the victims, psychological victims, physical victims, attempt murder charges, aggravated discharge charges, aggravated battery charges. there will be dozens of more charges against mr. crimo. >> reporter: monday during a july 4th celebration crimo allegedly shot a high-powered rifle at people attending the parade, killing seven people and injuring 38 others according to officials. the lake county coroner's office named six people who died, two of the victims irina and kevin mccarthy hav

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adrienne murray, thank you. _ centre as well. adrienne murray, thank you, live _ centre as well., thank you, live and _ centre as well. adrienne murray, thank you, live and cope - centre as well. adrienne murray, thank you, live and cope in - thank you, live and cope in copenhagen. ukraine's military has confirmed that the eastern city of lysychansk has fallen to russian forces. it was the last city in the luhansk region being defended by ukraine. our correspondent joe inwood is in kyiv. joe, how significant is this moment in this crisis for ukraine? i joe, how significant is this moment in this crisis for ukraine?— in this crisis for ukraine? i think it is significant, _ in this crisis for ukraine? i think it is significant, it _ in this crisis for ukraine? i think it is significant, it is _ in this crisis for ukraine? i think it is significant, it is a _ in this crisis for ukraine? i think it is significant, it is a loss - in this crisis for ukraine? i think it is significant, it is a loss for. it is significant, it is a loss for ukraine but its a lot i think many people he had

we can cross live now to adrienne murray, who is in copenhagen for us. forjoining us on the programme. i know at this point there is still lots that we don't know, the situation obviously still pretty fluid. what's the latest in terms of the investigation into what's happened?— terms of the investigation into what's happened? well, the police ave a what's happened? well, the police gave a briefing _ what's happened? well, the police gave a briefing earlier— what's happened? well, the police gave a briefing earlier this - gave a briefing earlier this evening. unfortunately, they said several people had been killed in the mall, many injuries. they said they first received the reports of shooting taking place at 5:30pm in the evening. there was a very heavy police presence on the scene — lots of images of shoppers exiting the shopping centre, eyewitness reports and accounts of them taking cover, hiding in toilets and behind counters. but we understand as they apprehended just one suspect. while they haven't ruled out others, they say there is no reason to b

let's go live to adrienne murray, who is in copenhagen.he latest pure healing from the police? the what is the latest pure healing from the olice? . . .,, the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen. — the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen. give _ the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a _ the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a briefing _ the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a briefing and - the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a briefing and he i thomassen, give a briefing and he said that sadly several people had been killed and several people wounded. we don't have any specific membership. the suspect was arrested at the scene. he has been described as a 22—year—old made, ethnic dating, and we understand that the police were first notified of gun shot at the shopping centre around five p m local time. lots of witnesses talked about hearing a single loud shots, and described a single loud shots, and described a single government. the police haven't said whether. ..

including around adrienne garland. that's a small change. but it is a meaningful one.they were discussing this already? >> it's a revealing look inside the justice department but frankly it's not. that is not an encouraging look at all. here is the deal. they get beat to cassidy hutchinson. they have no idea that she's out there. she testifies two weeks ago. and they are astonished by what they hear. no excuse for that, by the way. from doj to get lapped investigative lead by the committee. there's absolutely no excuse for that. and was the result, according to new york times reporting, jonathan's colleagues. jolted to do what? are they serving subpoenas? >> to openly discuss. it >> to talk about quietly from the. boss was a real before this thou show not mentioned donald trump in front of merrick garland? apparently so. so this revealed reporting and it doesn't say conclude about where doj is at or their base. >> jonathan, what the? should the doj be the lead on this? not the january six come questionably middle. >> yeah, look, there is so much frustration among democ

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and adrienne, what have police said about the suspect himself in have they described what he looked like or anything? >> they've given a general eric description of the suspect, describing him as someone between the age of 18 to 20 years old. they say he is a white male with dark hair. they believe he is wearing a white or a blue shirt. i say that description is generic because there were no markers about this us is expect identifying him, no birth mark, no tattoo. just moments ago we saw a man here to our right who fit the suspect description but after being questioned by police it was determined he is not the person that was responsible for what happened here. investigators aren't telling us a lot about their investigation other than saying the suspect could be here in town, in highland park or somewhere else but at this hour people are starting to show up. we've seen people show up asking members of law enforcement if they can take their belongings. you can see a lot of lawn chairs are still here, including the chair of a child with a smiling face. people were smiling before those sho