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i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker. here's what we're working on for you. this morning. >> it was a rigged trial reckless dangerous consider responsible for anyone to say this was brig just because they don't like the verdict two very different takes on former president donald trump's historic conviction. >> he says a hush money trial was rigged while president biden says is reckless for him to claim that. now the big question will serve jail time. we'll talk for a legal and political analysts ahead. >> resonant block biden laid out a three phase proposal for peace in the israel-hamas war as israeli forces push deeper into rafah i am blasting into history for the first time humans will fly aboard boeing's starliner spacecraft. but we'll let finally the all systems go after some previous delays, pride month kicks off today. we'll talk to an organizer of a coalition of drag artists fighting the rise of anti lgbt you rhetoric across the country reckless, dangerous, irresponsible, that's how president biden characterize donald trump's claim that his 34 count co

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viktor amara, that is a remarkably understated reaction. >> yeah aircraft right?et. that's all perhaps they've gotten used to say maybe sadly, and have very scary to think about that pete mundane thank you for that report next week, actor alec baldwin will try again to get involuntary manslaughter charges against him dismissed a separate motion to dismiss the charges was denied on friday. >> of course, the charges came after the shooting death of halyna hutchins on the set of the film, rust here, cnn's josh campbell and a new court filing in the us state of new mexico. prosecutors laid out various items of evidence. they plan to use in the upcoming trial of actor alec baldwin. and it's clear and looking at this evidence that the strategy isn't just focusing on the actual moment that a gun baldwin was holding and went off killing the film holmes cinematographer. but on the actor alec baldwin's alleged behavior in the days and weeks leading up to that shooting, some of the evidence that they cite includes video evidence showing baldwin allegedly using a gun as a poi

amara victor. all right, natasha vr tran. thank you very much joining us now, a cnn political and national security analyst, david sanger, david, good morning to you. let's start with the shangri-la dialogue. this annual security summit in singapore. what, what were the key takeaways from you especially between ukraine and the us well, good morning, amara. >> and i think that this meeting was significant because it came right after president biden's, i think somewhat predictable, but still pretty crucial agreement for the first time to allow american weapons to be used. against russian territory. now, he did this in the most limited way. it's only around the current battling near the borders, near kharkiv but even secretary of state anthony blinken left open the possibility the other day that that might expand in till now, president biden has taken the position that there was just way too much escalation risk if us arms were used firing into russian territory, even just over the border, and even just after missile and artille

victor amara. >> all right. ravi up.hank you well, rafat saying we don't know a lot about the suspect, but the baer did mention what he called an mental break last hour, i spoke to cnn, senior national security analysts, julia cayenne about what that could mean there's a mental break, become shorthand for a lot of things. obviously, someone who's willing to do this is not grounded in reality. and so the question is, well, what do we mean by that mental break, right? so what i can tell just from the situation so far as it's clearly premeditated, and at least in some instance, he, he chooses a place with with children. >> he knows that it's a saturday night. >> the night before father's day. it is a summer night. it's a warm summer night. he he has the weaponry to wreak a lot of havoc, if not desk, although we don't know the specifics of that yet he's he's picking a place with children that is that is like this is like a school shooting. i mean, everyone knows that a water park on it on his late saturday afternoon is going

amara victor, paula reid. thank you. president biden made his strongest statement yet on israel's war in gaza, watch it's time to begin this new stage the hostages to come home for israel to be secure the suffering, stop it's time for this war to end for the day after two began in an address on friday, the president laid out israel's three-step plan for a ceasefire and said that it's close to what hamas has proposed. present also says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out an attack like the one that started the war cnn's camila just shallows joining us now from baja, both beach, delaware. good morning. camila, is it tell us more about what is in this three-phase plan? >> what president biden laid out a three-phase proposal that would essentially include having israeli forces withdrawal from certain parts of gaza and would include having hostages and palestinian prisoners be released. now, amara, during biden's speech, he made it clear that he wants to war if two immediately and between israel and hamas and stressed

i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker here that we're working on for you this good morning. it is the first full day of freedom and eight months for for israelis taken hostage during the brutal hamas attack last october. the new information about the deadly military operation to rescue them and how the us played a role in it. >> president biden is wrapping up a five-day visit to france that included commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day in a lavish state dinner his visit to a military cemetery today. and what he says about america's relationship with its oldest ally ahead and report from friends and a catastrophic landslide closest part of a critical highway leaking idaho and wyoming indefinitely, the investigation happening right now, that's a little later. >> and a massive show of force expected and nassau county, new york today, as terrorist target, a key match in the cricket world cup on long island about the rescue of four hostages from a refugee camp in gaza. but there are questions about the israeli operation to get the hostages back, as well as about the number

that's latest from detroit victor amara, back to you, even we can turn to for accident. no, they love life. so dot there. wow, that was fantastic. all right, thanks so much. let's break. good. now, max cohen, congressional reporter with punchbowl news. max. good morning to you. so ebit talked about turning point action. i want to talk about the roundtable at the one at church in detroit with the black voters for trump coalition representative byron donalds, their former hud secretary dr. carson, ben carson was there as well former president trump, is not going the way of 2016 when he said what he had to lose to black voters, there is a nuanced i think for his nuances, his campaign is approach to black voters. what is the approach from trump now to carve out just enough in detroit, just enough and philly, just enough in atlanta to win these swing states. >> i think it's a great point. i think the strategy has to first and foremost focus on economics. the biden economy, trump is going to claim has hurt black voters. and he's saying to them, you might have voted for biden i

here in our atlanta studios in amara walker with blackwell coy wire, derek van dam, amara walker flanked by some really dapper looking then this morning you go clean up pretty well sometime it sometime sometimes a little hagari here are there for you a state of emergency is in effect in atlanta after water main breaks said, guys there's a water gushing into the streets, cutting off water for homes and businesses, even forcing some hospitals to evacuate patients. >> what the mayor is saying about the problem in california, a fast moving fired doubled in size yesterday and is now forcing some people out of their homes more on what we're learning about injuries and what's fueling the fire can't stop, won't stop another round of severe weather possible today across the central and northern plains. >> i'll highlight exactly what we're coming up later in the show in the florida panthers are headed to the stanley cup final after beating the new york rangers in the eastern conference finals, but they would not hoist the trophy. >> they wouldn't even touch it, will have the y on that end more in

midway through june already i'm amara walker. >> thank you so much for being with us. and here's what we're watching for you this morning i want to show you live pictures out of london working charles's birthday celebration is underway right now, but the star of the show, catherine, the princess of wales, who we saw just a few moments ago for the first time since she announced she is being treated for cancer, nearly six months ago. >> resume biden is on his way to the west coast this morning after back-to-back overseas trips, more on the star-studded fundraiser on his schedule today and how he's prepping for his first debate with donald trump of this cycle and a major dome of extreme heat is sending temperatures soaring two near triple digits. >> the city please that could see record highs and wellness when we will start to cool down bonus, the faa says is looking into how questionable titanium ended up on boeing and airbus jets. what we're learning about potential safety concerns and what suppliers are doing about it. just moments ago, king charles kicked off his offi

>> and good morning, viktor amara, another horrific shooting in the united states. it was just before noon when the shots rang out the shooting happened at the mad butcher supermarket and fordyce, arkansas a ton of some 3,700 people located about an hour south of little rock. the first 911 calls came in at 11:38 in the morning, according to officials law enforcement responded immediately and exchanged gunfire with the lone suspect identified as 44-year-old travis eugene posey arkansas public safety secretary mike hagar said that the suspect was shot and taken into custody. overnight. authorities said that three people were killed and ten others wounded, including two police officers, were injured in the shootout with the assailant. hagar also said that both the officers and the suspect are expected to survive the injuries to the civilians range from non-life threatening to extremely critical local official said the entire community is shocked about what happened this is a very devastating, they never the billion years, what we think so i this would happen. >> there'

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which were put into operation during the visit of the minister of health to ardabil province, is the amara device of fatemi hospital in ardabil , which entered the service cycle. this device is one of the new amara devices in the province, which minimizes the waiting time of patients to receive these services. also, the two projects of martyr ayatollah raisi's student dormitory and martyrs' cultural and educational center of ardabil university of medical sciences were put into operation with the presence of the minister of health and the officials of this province. different cities of pakistan still it hosts meetings to commemorate the martyred president of our country. in a meeting held in the capital islamabad, his efforts to strengthen the relations between the two countries and also the anti-arrogance approach of ayatollah raisi were appreciated. the heinous crimes of the zionist regime against women and children b. the palestinian defense has increased the hatred of this child-killing regime in the world. in the meantime, the recent visit of the martyred president of iran to pakistan

i'm amara walker i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us this morning. >> president biden begins the state visit portion of his trip to france. >> it starts with the welcome ceremony, which president biden is expected to depart for soon and then the ceremony will begin at the octave try-on. then there will be a parade, precession to the lose, a palace where biden, french president emmanuel macron will attend a working lunch and both leaders are expected to give statements to the press before macron welcomes the president. and the first lady to the famous musee d'orsay for a statement dinner. the close ties between the u.s. and france will be on full display today as biden continues to push his message of saving democracy and freedom following his d-day anniversary speech friday cnn senior white house correspondent kayla tausche is live and paris this morning. hello, kayla. we are expecting to see the president at the moment for this welcome ceremony. a walk us through what we will see today well, hello, or should we

amara victor. >> paula reid. thanks so much joining me now. joey jackson, a cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, joey good morning to you. let's have a bit of a demonstration here. i'm going to play first and listen more than watch to a semiautomatic rifle with no bump-stock okay. >> now, this is one with a bump stock right? even the demonstrated here is surprise so bump-stock isn't a single pole. i don't over-simplify this. there's a casing of sleeve in which the butt of the gun sits in and allows the kickback to have the same result. that quick-fire of what is the court here distinguishing between the two and saying that the atf cannot regulate here so victor, good morning to you. so the essence of this is as follows. this is a case about how to interpret a stack. essentially what the court is saying is that if congress wants eight 0s bump stocks, evil by classify them as gene guns or semiautomatic they should do so, but we're not going do it so interpreting the statute essence have this distinction between

. >> i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker.nk you so much for being with us. >> here's what we're watching for you. >> this morning. the one one-on-one showdown between president biden and former president trump is just four days away. trump is out on the trail taking shots as his opponent while the president hunger's down with the staff at camp, david was catastrophic. flooding is prompting evacuations and rescues and states across the midwest and heat alerts persist for more than 100 million people through the weekend dc hit 100 degrees for the first time in eight years. >> also stunning accusations against a texas woman accused of trying to drown a three-year-old at a pool. why those are the community are calling the incident than a potential hate-crime. >> boeing and nasa officials are again delaying the boeing starliner capsule is returned to earth, will speak with a former astronaut on what it will take to get the starliner's crew home? we are as cambridge's said, four days away now from the cnn presidential debate, a pre

i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us this morning. we begin with president biden on his state visit portion of his trip to france, we want to show you live pictures of biden with french president mao crawl, emmanuel macron at the welcome parade ceremony. at the arctic tramp as a wave to the crowd there who have gathered moments ago, president biden and macron's surveyed the troops. and laid a wreath under the arc at the tomb of the unknown soldier. at both leaders are expected to attend a working lunch following the ceremony before giving statements to the press in just a few hours from now, then macron will welcome the president and first lady for a state dinner. the close ties between the us and france are on full display de as the president, president biden continues to push his message of saving democracy and freedom after his d-day anniversary speech on friday let's go to paris now, a cnn senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche president's biden macron are expected to hold in talks today of this working lunch. hit the hig

. >> i'm amara walker. this is a special edition of cnn newsroom is smerconish is off this week and michael will be back next. so week. >> we start with breaking news this morning, there is rejoicing in the streets of israel today after the idf announced that four hostages who have been in captivity the october 7 attacks have been rescued earlier, the idf spokesman offered these details into their rescue this was a high risk complex mission based on precise intelligence conducted in daylight in two separate buildings. >> deep inside gaza while under fire under fire inside the buildings, under fire on the way hat on the way out from gaza, all forces rescued our hostages israeli forces have been preparing for this rescue mission for weeks. there on the went intensive training. they reached their lives to save the lives of all hostages one of those freed noaa are good money would last been seen a being kidnapped by hamas fighters on a motorcycle. now the idf says the four are in good medical condition. they've

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you so much for joining us. here is what we are watching for you this morning to president's two very different strategies, just four days away now until they're showdown former president trump is on the road. president biden is focusing on formal debate, prep are already taken some shot to one another plus anti-government protesters hit israel streets, demanding a hostage deal and calling for early elections. this as we learn of new strikes overnight in gaza, and after you're months of being stuck on a board, a cargo ship that destroyed the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. several of the crew members have finally been allowed to go home what we know about those who are still on board. and we're going to speak with port of baltimore chaplin, who's been in touch with the crew plus catastrophic flooding is prompting evacuations and rescues and several states it's across the midwest as heat alerts persist for more than 100 million people through the weekend yes, we are counting just four days away from the cn

we've got a new set as a win for democracy and t cord at amara and political. the last for the prime minister, this is of course, coming from the main or position congress party. and they have been campaigning on the premise that it is then and that india alliance to secure india constitution and india sector that democracy because they alleged that they b j. p is leading india into a one party state kind of mode with a very or sorry, terry and style of ruling election that they've beach a p with a something majority which has changed that constitution. a cable talking about style as prime minister mostly does get a 3rd time what, what sort of changes could we expect in his political style? well i think he was still in maintaining this kind of moody magic moment because within the beach repeat everything, everything was tempted around him. he is the strong leader. he still has a lot of sympathy amongst the population as well. but they b j, p as a potty, i'm him as a prime minister. they will now depend on their partners and the national democratic alliance. and

which were put into operation during the visit of the minister of health to ardabil province , is the amara device of fatemi hospital in ardabil. served this machine is one of the new mri machines in the province, which minimizes the wait for patients to receive these services. also, the two projects of martyr ayatollah raisi's student dormitory and martyrs' cultural and educational center of ardabil university of medical sciences were put into operation with the presence of the minister of health and the officials of this province.

we are live from london and the shores of the adriatic i'm silvia amara with steve cedric and here arehead lyons. >>> european equity markets open to the downside after the fed revises its rate cut projections to just one this year, and chair powell warns the fight against inflation is not over. >> the economic outlook is uncertain. we do not expect it will be appropriate to reduce the target range for the federal funds rate until we have gained greater confidence that inflation is moving sustainably towards 2%. >> the eu threatens tariffs of up to 38% on chinese evs as the bloc commissioner tells cnbc it deserves a level playing field. >> what we want to ensure is this investigation is a fair competition, that chinese companies are not gaining competitive advantage through injurious subsization. >> shares drive higher pre-market as elon musk claims victory in a vote which could see the company award him a $56 billion pay package. >>> an on the g7 here in bari, the u.s. and its gp allies look to finalize a deal to potentially use frozen russian assets to provide a better source of inco

he said: i saw muzafar who was shot in front of shams al-amara. martyr mozaffar mousavi taddi's student and student was taken to an unknown location with a truck carrying the bodies of the wounded while he was wounded in the leg, and his family was never heard from again. now, in his memory , the book heaven in the soil by his nephew has been published. saadat hashemi of radio and television news agency. isfahan, thank you for your attention and cooperation with the department today's news in the area of ​​good time and god bless. hello in the name of god. atmospheric instability in the form of lightning showers and temporary strong winds for the last days of the week tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will be more of the mountain range from the north-west to the south-east of the country, it will also be mostly the eastern foothills of the zagros mountain range, as well as for central alborz in some areas. i would like to inform you that this condition has been reported from some areas today, in central alborz, it is becoming hot in zanjab. in t

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equipping hospitals in fasa, hamam amara. by opening hospitals and equipping them, we are looking for people to travel less to the capital for their treatment. one day, in this country, anyone would get cancer . they would be really desperate to just come to tehran and to one of the two centers where these things exist. well, today. you saw in our very small cities , cancer treatment facilities are gone and these services are becoming available. in total, 90 treatment plans, 574 health plans and 14 educational and research plans were put into operation. i was in the ministry of health for almost 20 years in different fields. we have never had such an opening with this volume in one day. the acting president also told us that they will continue their work with all their strength until the last moment. the term of responsibility is irrelevant. it is the mission that is relevant in this government so far, about 17 thousand hospital beds have been added to the country's beds, according to the minister of health. we have about 150

let's get reaction from amara sure. he's a security ministry studies professor with the don't want institute for graduate studies. he joins us now from london. so i'm on what do you make of this ruling? watson for reaction is unlikely to be to it, especially with the orthodox community in israel. it's a, it's going to complicate things further for. ready or 5 minutes to nothing. yeah, for sure. but it definitely it's actually useful for the audience. ready so, oh, we got here on the military side, a crisis of manpower, the strategy employed by a mazda and somebody aliens. and the, all the, the formations in gaza is, is your way. it is all functional and, and strategic billions. because it forces a to the israel to be have more and more soldiers on the don't. ready he is the army, the, to the entire assign. i been into the in $196760.00 solved and split up which is in about 35 hours. cannot control. ready but they've got this tape of 365 square feet on me just up to 7 months. and the reason for that is that the, the stra

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let's get more invest. joining me now from washington is chris amara, victor, roger at president m. c, a global refuge. thank you for joining the program. what do you make of this policy announced by, by them today? and this is the most significant and informative executive action on immigration since dhaka. but that's because today's announcement is place to provide relief for about half a 1000000 in progress who have faced very real burdens when it comes to obtaining law lawful permits status. um, so we are hardly by what we saw today. um, you know, i was at the white house and i, i think there was an appreciation that this policy will offer permanence and protection from deportation to undocumented immigrants who were married to us citizens as well as children, provided they lived in the us for at least 10 years now, if you weeks back, as you will know by the nouns, a major crack down on the southern board, a shot single feasibility of muslims crossing legally to see guys assigned them. do thing, today's an announcement is an attempt to canes immigration advocates like yourself .

i'm visible rosalba sin for amara walker i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you here is what we're watching for you this morning. president biden and his allies are working now to reassure donors and voters. that is up to the job after his debate performance what he told donors in private last time and the first hurricane of the 2024 atlantic season is now a category two and closing in on the caribbean neurologists, elisa rafah here to track the life-threatening wind, storm surge. >> and if we could see any impacts right here in the u.s hardcodes pool. >> i have a great microbrewery cyber attack has crippled car dealerships across the country but it's not just dealerships or car buyers who should be concerned the broader impact this could have on the economy that's coming up. >> plus the u.s olympic teams are beginning to take shape or any short polls has a look at who will be representing team usa in paris. next day you, president biden and his family will be at camp david for what sources tell us is a long-planned photo shoot, but looming la

i'm victor blackwell was able resolve this in for amara walker. here's what we're working on for you this morning. pressure campaigns. the editorial boards of separate swing-state newspapers are calling on both president biden and former president trump to bow out of the 2020 four race for the white house. we are going in depth on all of it straight ahead. >> the first hurricane of the 2024 atlantic season is now a category two and closing in on the caribbean. meteorologists elisa rafah is here to track the life-threatening wind, storm surge. and if we could see any impact here in the u.s. >> we are just a day away from a consequential supreme court ruling that could lead former president trump off the legal hook in his criminal cases what are legal experts are watching out for in that case that could reshape presidencies and shark attacks have officials on both u.s. post how on high alert people are packing the beaches this summer. be careful while experts say we're seeing more of these attacks ahead today, president biden and his family will be

kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house a little earlier, i spoke to chris amara vig, no rando, she's president and c, a immigrant and refugee rights and the global refuge. she says that while the announcement will bring relief to hundreds of thousands of people, the us emigration system is in need of major reform. this. this is the most significant and informative executive action on immigration since dhaka. but that's because today's announcement is points to provide relief for about half a 1000000 in progress who have faced very pre overburden this when it comes to obtaining law law for permanent status. and so we are heart was by what we saw today. um, you know, i was at the white house and i, i think there was an appreciation that this policy will offer permanence and protections from deportation to undocumented immigrants who were married to us citizens as well as children, provided they lived in the us for at least 10 years, i meant that i don't envy the position to present vitamin is i think that by ministration is trying to walk a tightrope between to be or border secur

and for amara walker, thank you. so much for joining us this morning and victor, good to be here. the hours not so much good to have you back though. >> it's good. that's the trade-off, right? you got it to be here, know that, but it's good. it's good. all right. so president biden is back on the campaign trail today. he's a new york for several campaign appearances this morning. and he'll make stops in new jersey this afternoon. his team is scrambling to do damage control. of course, after the op-ed from the new york times editorial board, the board joined a chorus of voices calling on the president to step aside after his campaign performance. certainly in cnn's presidential debate in the outbid, the board called the president a quote shadow of a great public servant. and said dropping out would be the greatest public service he could now perform but in a friday rally, the president appeared much more animated admitting his performance was lackluster, but saying that he was still ready for the challenge well, i know how to do this job i know how to get things done i know like mi

it could swap sensitive nuclear missile technology sanctioned by the un for basic north korean amara and why don't you just case for lucky you, sorry, don't need the democratic people's republic of korea has its own nuclear umbrella. putin told russian state television earlier this year they haven't even asked us for anything, but he insisted russia's ringgold's hunter, anybody, but both countries, stand to benefit the kremlin says it's working with pyongyang on a new strategic partnership treaty to include security cooperation, as well as bolstering trade in food and fuel supplies states opposed to us power looks set to join forces undermining us allies in europe and the far east it's been more than two decades since putin last visited pyongyang back when kim jong il kim john moon's father ruled the country the newly elected russian president was trying to revive moscow's waning influence with an isolated and sanctioned regime now, russia is isolated and sanctioned by the west to finally giving moscow and pyongyang a common recalls matthew has a schedule or agenda been released for

i'm victor blackwell and i'm isabel resolve this in for amara walker. thank you for joining us this morning. then just a little bit busy week around here. well, here, catching up on are red? all right, well, president biden is back on the campaign trail today. he is in new york for several campaign appearances this morning and will make stops in new jersey this afternoon. his team is scrambling to do damage control after a op-ed from the new york times editorial board, the board join the chorus of voices calling on biden to step aside after his performance in thursday's cnn presidential debate and the op-ed, the board said dropping out would be the greatest public service he could now perform but in a friday rally, the president appeared much more animated, admitting his performance was lackluster, but that was, he was still ready for the challenge and adviser tells cnn that he's planning on debating a second time in september. if former president trump is not campaigning this weekend, he made a stop in virginia friday. he took a victory lap during a ra

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