amara, victor? >> thank you. >>> president biden is touting his accomplishments on the economy. >> a round of economic news has been a shot in the arm for the president's re-election hopes. cnn's reporter jasmine wright is at rehoboth beach in delaware. the president is leaning heavily into what the's calling bidenomics. >> reporter: that's right, amara and victor. this was about biden selling his biden nomices to american voters, the white house getting americans to associate positive gains in the economy with president biden and what they like to call bidenomics. now, they have some recent data points to fall back on including hire than expected economic growth for the second quarter, rising consumer sentiment, the lowest inflation rate in the last two years, as well as a the averted u.p.s. strike that could have been catastrophic for the economy. those are the types of things we heard president biden talk about yesterday in maine, really revved up language. one point thing and why we could see pr

. >> i'm amara walker. i say this every year, but this year went by really fast. >> it's almost christmas. >> what are you talking about? you can say that in october. it's early july. thank you for being with us this weekend, on this holiday weekend, as a matter of fact. here's what we're watching for you this morning. it's going to be a searing, hot holiday weekend across the country with temperatures in some places that will feel like 110 degrees. we've got a look at your holiday forecast and how the nation's airlines are working to get back on track after lack of service and days of delays. >> more than a thousand people have been delayed after a fourth night of a protest over the death of a teenager at the hands of police. >>> hollywood writers will stay off the picket line over the holiday. >> and will you look at this? a fatigued purse with this huge price tag. look at the center of that finger. the story behind this tiny bag that costs probably more than your car. >> i'm confused. why are we showing

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. >> i'm amara walker. thanks for spending part of your morning with us. this is what we're watching. >> this is unreal. day, night, never seen anything like it. >> millions across the country are waking up to another day of davisly high temperatures, but we're finally seeing signs of relief. britley ritz standing by with when we're finally starting to cool off. >>> if we elect donald trump, we areal l willingly giving joe bi four more years in the white house and america can't handle that. >> new charges against him during a gop dinner in iowa. we'll break down the latest legal troubles trump is facing and what we know about the newnew involved. >>> and the woman facing charging. >> and record heat not just impacting cities. marine biologists say it's causing big problems for our oceans as well. we'll explain coming up. >>> we start this hour with that heatwave that's been baking the nation for weeks now. 100 million people are waking up to more heat alerts this morning. the death toll from this heatwave continues to climb. a 35-year-old woman in peoria,

>> reporter: yeah, amara.s including ron desantis, although, she did not mention him by name, really wading head first that the biden administration feels will at least in some part dominate the 2024 election. we heard the vice president call them so-called leaders. american leaders with a nod to desantis want to be thought of as political thought folks, but what they're doing in this case is pushing prop began dan. they're willfully misleading children about the importance of the negative impact os of slavery and other moments. the biden administration has been wade sbg this idea of book bans for quite some time, using it as a way to galvanize their voters for the culture war issues. we saw that with vice president kamala harris when she was in florida when she said they were trying to replace reality with lies. take a listen. >> these extremist so-called leaders should model what we know to be the correct and right approach if we really are invested in the well-being of our children. instead they dare to pus

amara? >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> former president donald trump says that it is likely that he'll be indicted two more times. the imminent threat of additional criminal charges not bothering the republican front-runner, it seems. >> appearing in erie, pennsylvania, yesterday, the former president was defiant about the legal peril hanging over him, and he claimed it was because he was a threat to president biden's re-election. cnn's allayna treene has more. >> reporter: good morning, erica and amarah. like with all of donald trump's rallies, there is a big crowd and a lot of energy here in erie, pennsylvania. but one thing that i did find interesting was that the venue was not entirely full. that's not typical for donald trump's rallies. there were many people there last night, of course, but there were also many empty seats. but donald trump took the stage around 6:00 p.m. and he gave a pretty typical 2024 stump speech. he went through his 2024 agenda items. he also went through his highlight reel of hi

erica, amara. >> thank you. terrible situation.hank you for staying on top of it. >>> extreme heat fueled violent thunderstorms in the northeast saturday. strong winds ripped through the d.c. metro area last night toppling trees and knocking down power lines as you see there. fire and rescue crews received triple the number of calls they normally get. at least two people were injured when a tree landed on a car and that's according to the emergency officials on the scene. >> that rain helped to cool down the northeast a bit after several days of prolonged heat. so today much of the region will see a dip in temperatures thanks to a cold front. cnn's athena jones with more on how people in new york city are trying to beat that heat, radiating off the payment, and of course the humidity. >> reporter: hi there. we are here in new york's washington square park. this is the heart of new york university's campus. and we are dealing with right now with a real temperature of 91 degrees but a feels-like approaching 98 degrees. you would not

victor and amara. >> all right.hank you so much. >>> retired army general mark kimmet joins you now, former secretary of state for political and military affairs. let's start with these cruise missiles and the way in which the russians are attacking odesa. we started to say that ukrainians say it's almost impossible to defend against them. what would they need to defend against this type of attack? >> well, what they need is a significant number of air defense systems, probably ten x, 20 x they have in the area now. they are low. the cruise missiles firefly fast. they can evade certain types of air defense systems. so it's going to be tough to bring these down. i think the best chance we have is for the russians to run out of them rather than count on shooting them down. >> so one person killed, 19 injured in odesa. also, four people killed in the last couple of days in kharkiv. more injuries there, as well. what do you see in this campaign, the significance of the target from russia? >> well, i think everybody unde

i'm amara walker. thank you for spending your holiday weekend with us. >>> the holiday weekend will bring searing hot temperatures and severe storms to millions of people. we have a look at your holiday forecast and how new technology being switched on today could lead to travel delays at airports across the country. >>> more than 1,000 people have been detained in france after a fourth night of protests following the death of a teenager at the hands of police. we're live in paris with the latest. >>> president biden says he is not giving up on cancelling some student loan debt. the new plan the white house is announcing after a stinging defeat at the supreme court. >>> thousands of hollywood actors will keep working, at least for now after the union postponed plans to strike. the wide-ranging impact a strike would have, especially since writers are already on the picket lines. >>> so from the roads to the skies, it is expected to be a record-breaking 4th of july weekend for travel. aaa expects 50 mill

amara? >> hope it ends well as well. thank you. >>> july 1st means hundreds if not thousands of new laws passed early this year. across the country, going into effect, today. >> well, among the new laws that will start being enforced today, prohibiting marriage licenses for kids in connecticut and making it easier to sue firearms manufacturers in california. cnn's isabel rosales joining us with more. and major changes nationwide especially in florida where the gop-controlled legislature that pushed through bills that are big win force governor desantis. >> over 200 for the governor to sign off on. and these bills have gained national attention. some of them have been the focus of lawsuits. supporters say that these laws make florida safer. and that they protect justice and individual rights. but critics, they're arguing that this is actually attacking already marginalized communities. three major laws, starting with immigration, senate bill 1718, governor desantis signing a sweeping crackdow

. >> i'm amara walker. you're in the cnn newsroom. >>> it will be another weekend of scorching temperatures across the u.s. more than 80 million people are waking up to some sort of heat alert this morning, with temperatures expected to peak at 125 for some places. in texas, the record heat continues to stretch, the city of el paso hasn't seen a day under 100 degrees in over a month. in arizona, there seems to be only one way to beat the heat. ice skating. >> such a relief to not be in the heat all the time. i love it. >> transition from hot to cold. it's really nice. >> and it is not just the u.s. experience can the extreme heat, europe is also sweltering. this heat wave in greece is expected to become the longest ever recorded in the country. greek authorities have ordered all archeological sites, including the acropolis to close for the afternoons through monday. cnn meteorologist chad myers joins us now. chad, i've asked this question two weekends in a row. any relief in sight? and i guess we will get t

amara, victor. >> paula reid, thank you so much.e now is andrew mccabe, former director of the fbi and senior cnn analyst. good to see you this morning. i want to start with what we're seeing from president trump as to what he says is the danger if he is sentenced to prison. listen. >> i think it is a very dangerous thing to even talk about. >> okay. >> because we do have a tremendously passionate group of voters, much more passion than they had in 2020 and much more passion than they had in 2016. i think it would be very dangerous. >> he's got some passionate supporters and it would be dangerous to even discuss. what is your reaction to what you heard there? >> well, victor, with donald trump you always have to look past the kind of bold-faced language and into what he's actually signaling here. this certainly seems from the outset like this is maybe trump's first efforts to try to lay the kind of ground work for suggestions of violence that might result if he is, in fact, prosecuted, convicted and subjected to some sort of sentenc

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i'm amara walker. >> i'm erica hill in for victor blackwell.nice to be with you this morning. >> what a treat, erica. >> a lot to get to on this sunday, including as we are watching the severe storms which ripped through parts of the northeast on saturday, uprooting trees, knocking out power, grounding flights. we will take a closer look at the damage left behind and what you can expect today. >>> following a developing story out of haiti. an american woman and her child have been kidnapped. what we know about the case and the efforts to rescue them. >>> former president trump rallying supporters in pennsylvania last night once again attacking the special counsel as he faces the threat of another indictment. plus, what former vice president mike pence is saying about his chances of making that first gop primary debate. >> you ti think we saw what we feared, this is the moving front of severe leaching. >> the urgent rescue underway to save florida's coral species from extinction just ahead on cnn this important morning. >>> violent storms swept

i'm amara walker.hank you for spending part of your sunday with us and here is what we're watching for you this morning. russia launched a new round of missile attacks on ukraine damaging several residential buildings and injured dozens of people. and why ukraine said it is almost impossible to defend against them. >>> jack smith has contacted brian kemp in part of the effort to overturn the 2020 election. why he could be a key figure in the investigation. >>> and heat records, nearly three dozen of them yesterday alone and all of the hot air is expanding. we'll tell you where we're likely to see more extreme heat. >>> hundreds of thousands of ups worker workers -- say they are ready to walk as contract negotiations come down to the wire and how a strike could impact the global economy. >>> we begin with the war in ukraine. russia unleashing another round of attacks on the southern port city of odesa. authorities say at least one person was killed and 19 others were rounded including four children. ukr

amara, victor. >> camilla, thank you.urope has sparked a number of wildfires in greece. yesterday the largest of those fires got out of control forcing officials to take some desperate measures. >> ten tourists on the greek aisle of rhodes had to be evacuated. videos show them walking in droves to safety. cnn's joining us now with more on the situation. good morning. barbie. have crews been able to get the flames under control? >> reporter: no, they are not under control on this island of rhodes. this is the quintessential blue sky, turquoise water, you know, vacation bare dies, and it is literally on fire. effecting 10% of the tourist population there, but they are expecting evacuation toss keep going. the fire has been going since tuesday. they are trying to contain it. about a dozen hotels evacuated. this affects tourism for the entire regional. people go to the greek islands. these vacations are planned a long time in advance. people are canceling, worried about the fire. in athens expected to hit a record. people are

let's cross over to, to use the amara, she's with the after the program at the international affairs think tank chatham house in london. thanks for being with us to get started. let's start by talking about, that's a proposed piece deal between russia and ukraine. the african leaders have put forth what can you tell us about that? and the ukraine war has had a really, it's a vast eating impact on african economies and declare in terms of the shortage of supply of green and a peaceful resolution for the ukraine. it is on the, in the interest of after commissions. it is important to note that obviously among of the commissions, irrespective of whether they showed a, a supports of for the for rushes, action or ad chose to remain a normally lined in the issue. as we've seen in the u on both sides of the war and ukraine has been perceived as a, as a confrontation between russia and the west rather than as tempting evasion of ukraine. this is where african nations a disturbing their opinion with both less than this. okay, um, but i was wondering specifically about the proposal the be a pie

has not only shown several other camps in other places he gave them different proportions like al-amara from jalalah, one of the important command centers of the islamic revolutionary guard corps had polished himself, and the mujahideen mujahideen were moving around iraq with weapons, and the whole community of people was somewhere in the basra area, the army of the column organized the pillar extraction software. sitra threw all the obstacles, the soldiers fought without reprimanding, this organization was forbidden for all iraqis , they didn't have floral metallics and saddam with a military car , was it forbidden to travel in the area or not? saddam took them to the palace we are investigating masoud rajabi, and i understood that i released the story, but it showed that the relationship with cooperation is much higher than the level, much higher than this. everywhere i went, there were armed patrols that were riding in jeeps that shot bikisi , but this is only iraq. they wanted to know that they had no restrictions. certainly, in terms of the facilities that iraq provided to them, wh

close ratio like al-amara like bullets he gave them one of the important centers of the command of theislamic revolutionary guard corps. arm reprimanded the column of the new organization was forbidden for all iraqis, there was no floral , metallica and saddam going in a military car, or my school in the region was forbidden or not , or even 12 cases, i myself took twitter, we gave the child a place in the protection area, near saddam's palace, took them to the palace for we are inspecting and evaluating and then i understood that i released the story, but this relationship with cooperation is much higher than the level , much higher than this. wherever i went, armed patrols, with jeeps carrying bikisi bullets and bikisi bullets, were patrolling iraq . there were certainly no restrictions on this. the facilities that iraq provided to them wanted something, wiretapping, the beginning of the activity of the people's mojahedin organization in line with the ancient cooperation of hossein, due to the mastery of the members of the mojahedin organization in farsi and local dialects of iran, w

i spoke with to use the amara from the after program at the think tank of chatham house in london. i asked her about that piece proposal that african countries are putting forth and rushes more against due credit and the ukraine war has had a really, as a vast eating impact on african economies declare in terms of the shortage of supply of green and a peaceful resolution for the ukraine, it is on the, in the interest of off it commissions. it is important to note that obviously among of the commissions, irrespective of whether they showed a supports of for the, for the rest of the action or ad chose to remain unknown aligned. and the issue, as we've seen in the u on both of the war and ukraine, has been perceived as a, as a, as a confrontation between russia and the west rather than as tempting an invasion of ukraine. this is where african nations a disturbing their opinion with us then. uh okay. um, but i was wondering specifically about the proposal the the piece proposal that african countries have put forth. have you seen that or to the details differ from other proposals we've

as we've seen those f gasper to use the amara talking to me a short while ago now the united nations secretary general. antonio gutierrez has issued a stark warning on climate change saying the era of global boiling has begun. the u . n's, world media or logical organization is predicting this month will be the office in human history. a can dition that has become all too tangible of a deadly fires and other heat related crises. across the world, climate change is being felt like never before record banking temperatures and unprecedented rains on the leasing devastation on human nature. like out to me is battling to contain an insert or that has already killed thousands of people. the fire is ravaging source and olive groves. thousands of families have already been evacuated from their homes. those who make it back often return to find nothing left or truth monthly. yet all my life. you can see here and there's nothing anymore. what's the house has gone to for the i don't know. i'm thinking uh huh. bye. across the mediterranean, in sicily, an apple or shut down overnight as fires bur

amara. >> yeah, ben, i'll take it. is that the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has been a concern since the early weeks of the invasion back in february of last year. ben wedeman for us there in eastern ukraine. thanks so much. >>> the french interior ministry says 719 people were detained in a fifth night of protests. france has been gripped by violent demonstrations after the police shooting death of a 17-year-old during a traffic stop. in marseilles, riot police fired tear gas. >>> the mayor of of a paris suburb says his home was attacked in what he calls an assassination attempt. he says the attackers rammed a car in his house to set his house on fire. >> nic robertson is in france for us. give us the latest on the situation there. >> reporter: yeah, we are outside the mayor's office here. this was -- we are in that southern suburb of paris. this is where the protesters tried to attack first. they tried to get at the mayor in his office here. they failed to do that. they have been doing that for a number of days. that's

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joey showed this issue towards iraq, not only several other camps in different places, such as al-amara , etc. dad, one of the important command centers of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, had placed himself in jalula, and the mujahideen mujahideen were traveling with weapons all over iraq . the whole community of basra, the army surrounded the pillar of the organization. it was the officer of extraction of the pillar. he lowered all the wood and obstacles. for all iraqis, the absence of florence from the front and saddam was forbidden i was going in a military car, was the name on bahman's site banned in the area or not? 12 cases, i myself have twitter , we have children in the protection area, near saddam's palace. it is much higher than the level, it is much higher than this. wherever i went , there were armed patrols with jeeps that used to shoot bikisi during the day, but they only visited iraq . i wanted him to listen and clear the phone the beginning of the activities of the people's mojahedin organization in line with the cooperation of bastan hossein, due to the mastery o

taught the armenian language , it is located on top of the ships of vasaki, as we call it in the amarasy. it is occupied, so we do not keep the army of the armenian army there . in the 90s, she didn't talk about the armenian army. she talked about self-defense forces and nagorno-karabakh, it's 120,000 people, and young people from there with small arms try to prevent sometimes that's what 's happening there, but to your conversation to your in a word, one very important detail should be added to my comment: this is not an azerbaijani blockade - it is a russian azerbaijani blockade, namely russia, which the day before the attack on ukraine , the kremlin invited the president on february 22, 2022 , actually invited oliva the day before the attack on ukraine, because it was karabakh and in the south of armenia, russia is settling with azerbaijan for the possibility of bypassing sanctions for the possibility of using azerbaijani pipelines to pump its oil and gas to turkey via turkey. already under the name of azerbaijani gaza and oil to europe, and it should have been and now this is happen

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introducing tougher measures, that basically he has not acted quickly or effectively enough in reducing amarabassador to the nations and the chair of pacific island states at the un. he is also chief lead for the australian consultancy. he explained that while extreme weather is being felt around the world, for pacific islanders climate change is in existential problem. change is in existential problem-— change is in existential roblem. ~ ., ,, change is in existential roblem. ., ,, ., problem. we are witnessing a rlobal problem. we are witnessing a global integrated _ problem. we are witnessing a| global integrated phenomena, the heat stress and fires in greece and algeria and record—breaking persistent temperatures across the usa are all part of a single interrelated phenomena. for the pacific islands, leo leite pacific islands, leo leite pacific islands, leo leite pacific islands, they have been living this catastrophe are not years, in some cases decades, and seeing that we are perhaps the canary in the coal mine, so we come into a new era have to move as the un secretary general said las

i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. >>> here's what we're watching this morninga string of killings in new york went unsolved for more than a decade. now a father of two is charged in that case. we'll tell you how investigators tracked down the suspect. >>> there's a heatwave across the country and medical experts warn the heat expected the weekend could be deadly. >>> prosecutors zero in on attempts to overturn the 2020 election. we'll have exclusive details about who they've spoken with. >>> well, it's a set of murders that have really baffled authorities for over a decade and now police have finally made an arrest. new york architect rex heuermann has been charged in connection wit with three gilgo murders. >> it goes back to 2010 in long island. they recovered ten bodies, most of them women. investigators walk us through how they broke this case. >> i'm standing here with my law enforcement partners ans and th gilgo task force to announce the indictment of rex heuermann. >> reporter: sex workers found tied up, their bodies covered in burlap and dumped along t

i'm erica hill in for amara walker. >>nd i'm victor black well. good to be with you. thanks for spending part of your morning with us. >> here's a look at what we're watching. >> sorry. this is a problem when we're in two different cities and there's a delay. >> it ain't easy. it ain't easy. >> we're working it out. we're working it out. >>> it was a very difficult decision on my part. and by the way, i discussed this with our allies. >> in an exclusive interview with cnn, president biden defends his position to send controversial weapons to ukraine as part of a new aid package. what these cluster bombs do and why some senators and congress folks are calling this a terrible mistake. >>> the job market is seeing a cooldown as job numbers come in below expectations. how that's actually a good thing for the economy and encouraging news for women in the work force. >> federal regulators stepping in after a string of close calls at the nation's airports. we'll tell you the steps that the faa is taking to keep planes from getting too close. >> plus, what does one do with $5

i cannot believe that the amara, it's been disgraced, has a much power. nearly two dozen congressional democrats are urging the president not to transfer the cluster munitions to ukraine. these lawmakers saying in a statement that the white house's announcement runs counter to congresses restrictions on the transfer of this weapons. severely undermines our moral leadership. where do you stand on this? -- >> well i agree with the 20 that you just mentioned. these have been, we don't need to use them because they are not going to be a silver bullet that ends this war. i have great respect for the presidents leadership within helping ukraine and in uniting nato, but there are other things that we can do. i know we are short of ammunition, but let's speed that up and get that available so we can send it. let's look at the f-16, but these not only cause a great deal of damage and kill civilians when they are dropped, but it does remain in account and become like land mines and killed many people, especially children after the war, and we are going to have to d

. >> and i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker.ictor, good to be with you, my friend, even if remotely. >> even if there's distance between us, it's good to have you on the show. >>> coming up, scorching hot temperatures and dangerous conditions, now 45 million people are under heat alerts this weekend. we'll tell you who's going to see the worst of it. >>> a pizza box and burner phones. a cold case gets cracked over after decades. how authorities track down a string of killings in new york that went unsolved for years. >>> i worry that it's going to go on for a long time. i hope that it's not. right now we cannot make a liveable wave on what we're living. >> and hollywood grinds to a halt as actors join writers on the picket line. how long it could go on and what it could mean for your favorite shows. >>> and the mega millions jackpot soars again. we tell you how much a winning ticket is worth. plus powerball is no slouch either. how much is up for grabs there. >>> an extreme weekend is headed our way with 45 million people under

caught on camera, he's like, hey, look at me, smiling at the amara while i carve in this random brick>> random brick wall i came across obviously as i'm taking a tour of this site that he doesn't realize is a site allegedly. >> i'm trying to leave space for redemption. i'm leaving space for it. >> you're always about redemption. >> sometimes i actually am made speechless by you which is very hard. >>> let's move on. i don't know if i can today. all right. here we go. voted out, after weeks of speculation and some very not so behind the scenes drama the far right house freedom caucus has taken official steps to remove congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from the group. according to andy harris a vote was taken before members left town for the july 4th recess. harris says that the recent beef between greene and fellow republican lauren boebert that was caught on house cameras wand, quote, unquote, the straw that broke the camel's back. nell knee zanona joining me now. what is going on here? >> reporter: it's surprising at first glance because the house freedom caucus is a far right gro

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i'm amara walker. spending part your saturday with us. i used to love mail as a kid. something was for everyone else. and i had usually current resident mail, but it was for me. now i go to the mailbox, ugh. >> i might have all this junk in there. >>> here's what we're working on. former president trump mostly steered clear of his legal troubles in iowa. some of his rivals, not so much. >> if we elect donald trump, we are willingly giving joe biden four more years in the white house and america can't handle that. >> the message the candidates are pushing to try to stand out in the crowded field and what voters are saying about the new charges. >> millions across the country are waking up to another day of dangerously high temperatures, but we are finally seeing signs of relief. we'll hear from one passenger. >>> lawmakers seek to answer the question, are we alone in the universe. according to three retired military veterans, no. they are fascinating and jaw dropping encounters, just ahead. >> there's little evidence former president trump mounting legal troubles are s

i'm bianna golodryga in for amara walker. >> good to see you again, too. i'm victor blackwell.hank you for spending some time with us and here is what we're watching for you this morning. president biden will head overseas later this morning to lithuania for the nato summit. the critical issues on the table and what the white house is hoping to accomplish with this trip. >>> congress returns to capitol hill this week and one of the most pressing orders of business is finding a compromise to fund the government. the divisions have both chambers still far apart. >>> the city of memphis has filed a dismissal for the death of tyree nichols. why the city said it should not be held liable for his death. >>> and u.s. soccer great regular man rapino is getting ready to call it a career. her impact on gay rights and the fight for pay eckity. >>> up first, the war in ukraine and the future of the nato ains loo. those issues top the agenda as president biden leaves today on a high stakes trip to europe. >> the president will play a critical role. his trip comes just after he signed a new

. >> well amara, got about 90 seconds left, you really have to ask you about this.media after -- reported on the exiting of about six black women, leaving dei and initiatives at different companies. so, how has this exodus concerned you, about the film and television. like, what's the commitment? there is there a reason to be concerned, or is this just part of the course in the industry, in terms of the turnover? >> i absolutely think it's a reason to be concerned. one hunted percent, when you see a large exodus of people, who are all the same type of identity. that lets you know that there is not enough ed and flow around experience around making sure that we are supporting those folks. so, i think it's a reason to be concerned. i do also think we have to pay attention to the -- some folks left the, rules because they found the rather opportunities. some folks are leaving the role, because the role is. adding some folks -- into the role. ready and so, we do want to make sure that we are looking. because otherwise, we end up kind of mom it demoralized, and i think w

. >> and i'm amara walker. at least two people have been killed, 28 others injured overnight in a mass shooting in baltimore. neighbors were celebrating during an annual block party when the gunfire erupted. hundreds of people were reportedly gathered in the area. >> cnn's isabel rosales is with us now. very early in the investigation. what do we know? >> there are still so much questions but we're learning now details about the victims and the survivors from a statement from baltimore police. the two dead, specifically the two victims killed, one was an 18-year-old woman, so the ages here are new, she unfortunately was found dead at the scene. and then the other victim was a 20-year-old man. now, there were 28 people that were injured, three of them are in critical condition. and this is also new information, we're learning that 16 patients are being treated at hospitals within the university of maryland medical system. now we heard from the mayor and speaking with you guys in the past hour that they are worki

. >> thanks for having me, amara. >> good to be with you. go enjoy the nicer weather up there in new york. "state of the union" is next. have a great day. >>> political enemies. facing new charges and the potential for more, donald trump flexes his power over his party. >> the republicans are very high class. they've got to be a little bit lower class. >> re >> what's next? >>> and up close and personal. republican candidates take their message to key early states. >> any am the republican nominee, joe biden doesn't stand a chance. >> we the people can handle the truth! >> but can they overtake the front-runner without taking him on? i'll ask gop presidential candidate, vivek ramaswamy. and then fellow candidate chris christie joins me to respond. >>> plus, just a number? renewed concerns about aging political leaders, as candidates on both sides say it's time for a fresh start. >> we need to start getting d.c. in order. >> do americans believe age is just a number? democratic senator chris murphy is coming up. >>> hello.up. i'm kasie hunt i

. >> 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

i'm bianna golodryga in for amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell.nk you for spending your morning us with. here's what we are watching for you this morning. >> president biden will head overseas later this morning for the nato summit. issues on the table and what the white house is hoping to accomplish with this trip. >>> treasury secretary janet yellen says the world is big enough for both the u.s. and china to thrive. the key takeaways from her beijing meetings ahead. >>> what is your concern about what this place is going to look like? >> that's the question. where does it stop? another explosion, another explosion, another explosion. >> when spacex began launching rockets in one corner of texas of a boon for the local economy. now environmentalists say the long-term impacts will be far reaching. we'll show you their concerns just ahead. >>> it sounds crazy, but letting mother nature do work. >>> plus, scientists believe they may have found a way to make farming environmentally friendly. now they just have to convince the farmers. that's ahead on

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