and i think that look a good word from barak obama is always a beautiful thing. but think about it this way. the best endorser for kamala harris is kamala harris. i mean, within 24 hours of having announced it's that she was running for the presidency. she raised $100 million and within 48 hours, she had locked down enough delegates to win the nomination, potentially for the presidency of the united states of america from the democrats, the biggest booster of kamala harris is kamala harris, good to have these other assorted people to support you, but she has it's done an extraordinary job and look, in one sense, that phone call was jackie robinson calling willie mays potentially jackie robinson was the was the forerunner. he was the one who was judged able to be the person to be the first one in baseball because he could take all the nastiness and the negativity with his tremendous talent that was barak obama, but potentially as an aka, as a graduate of a historically black college, as a woman who was forged connection between multiple communities and done so wit

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don't barak, swami.— barak, swami. thank you for that. it barak, swami. good to be back. i barak, swami. thank you for i that. it is good to be back. we are in the middle of a national identity crisis right now, faith, patriotism hard work and family have disappeared. only to be replaced by race, gender, sexuality, and climate. we will not win this election just by criticising the other side. we will win this by standing for our own vision of who we really are. what does it mean to be a republican in the year 2024? what does it mean to be an american in the year 2024? it means we believe in the ideals of 1776, it means we believe in merit, that you get ahead in this country, not the colour of your skin the content of your character and your contributions it means we believe in the rule of law, and i see this as the kid of illegal immigrants to this country, that means your first active entering this country cannot break the law, it means we will seal these allan border on day one. it means the people who we elect to run the government ought to be the ones

new race tonight kamala harris is closing in on getting a massive endorsement from former president barak obama. she's been waiting all week for it and donald trump apparently is not no longer the clear leader in the presidential race, at least according to a new string of polls, but also tonight, donald trump is now suggesting that he won't commit to a debate until the democrats formally commit to a nominee. harris replying on twitter, what happened to anytime any place? calling his bluff, our panel is here in new york. jane, shocking donald trump. apparently backing out of this. but you mean donald trump wants to back out of a commitment we made downing news this to her. it at this particular moment, she's had a string of good days backing out of the debate is not a good look for really any candidate. it isn't. but i think that at this point he wants to make this seem less certain than it already appears to be. i think that this is a moment one. he doesn't want to do this debate and to, he does not want to appear to give her the respect she would deserve by saying he would give do this

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i want to bring in our panel of experts and barak ravid. let me start with you. a lot of reporting in this. what about the tone and message we should all anticipate hearing from the primary mr. well, wolf, we all remember that included in 2015, netanyahu came for a very similar speech, but he came to go straight against president obama at the time and his efforts to get a nuclear deal with iran. >> now, netanyahu is coming with a slightly different tone. his people say he's not going to be confrontational with democrats. all president biden and that his message will be bipartisan i'm i'm a bit skeptical but i don't let see shocking that you're skeptical and back then, the invitation, as you said was maybe to kind of push back. >> that's probably a nice way to say it against the democratic president barak obama. now, this is an invitation that came first from the republican house speaker david and i don't think it is a coincidence that that invitation came as the democrats were as divided as they've ever been on. the question of israel and how it is prosecuting th

barak obama is imminent and our party, much like not much like anyone else. he's the most recent president. obviously he's also the first person of color to be elected president. and states and so he has a sense about what it takes in order to do that. now, the vice president's got some unique challenges, right? she's at this intersection of being a woman and being a person of color. so she's going to have her own path that she has to forge here. but it's something she's very used to. and i think one of the things i learned working for her is that she was very often the first to do any job she had, whether it was da hey, where she prosecuted criminals all the time like donald trump has got 34 felonies or it was ag where she went after big companies that were defrauding people like donald trump who had, who ran on education company that defrauded people so she's been able to do this over and over again. and i think she'll be able to do it again as she runs for president holds. i don't shop accountable for all the things that he's done in this country that we a

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iowa voted for barak obama twice and i don't, i'm not encouraging anyone to go bet a bunch of money, to vegas right now and put a bunch of money on kamala harris winning iowa in 2024. so for some of these politicians like barak obama, who is very talented, the question is, how much does his coalition can it be rebuilt? in new, much more polarized times? and count me a little bit skeptical of that. >> matt brought up the debates in kristen, i want to give this question to you because this has been such an unprecedented week. i've been surprised by a lot of things big and small. what a small things i've been surprised by how much republicans have focused on the process in the democratic party, in the debates, just one aspect of it. we have this release from the trump campaign overnight backing off the debates, at least for now, that says given the continued political chaos surrounding crooked joe biden, the democratic party, that debates cannot be finalized until democrats formally decide on their nominee. they go on to say there's a strong sense by many in the party name barack hussei

michelle barak, this means so much to me. i am looking forward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both the obamas took five days to give her the nod. >> but as you mentioned it, as will look at shortly, they're active support down the road could make a difference at the very least, there endorsement rounds out a week that appears to have done what president biden had not been able to, namely energize the democratic campaign for president as for donald trump, he's expected to speak shortly at a conservative event near mar-a-lago earlier today, he met with israel's prime minister, after which he had this to say about vice president harris's remarks yesterday, underscoring her support for israel while recognizing civilian suffering in gaza and calling for progress toward a ceasefire deal i think her mark remarks were disrespectful. >> they weren't very nice. >> attorney to israel i actually don't know how a person who is jewish can vote for her but that's up to them his running mate meantime, tried doing cleanup today

tonight a 360 vice president harris camp five days growing support from her party with former president barak obama and michelle obama is endorsement. >> there's also breaking news in the form of new polling, both nationally and state-by-state, that shows harris erasing former president trump's also our gary tuchman with voters in michigan county that democrats and republicans have split 50-50 over the last 20 presidential elections. for the vice president's rise to the top of the ticket changes for them and how they plan to vote. plus breaking news and the key question was donald trump hit by a bullet or not during the attempt? on his life, the fbi, has just weighed in good evening. thanks for joining us for vice president harris. it has been the kind of week that every new candidate wishes for, but few ever get in tonight. there's new polling that reflects it. one is from the wall street journal, the vice president is trailing donald trump by two points nationally within the margin of error, not in the lead, but six points better fareed than president biden did in the last journal poll. las

that of course former president barak obama on the phone with vice president harris alongside the former first lady michelle obama, an endorsement that came several days into her ascendancy to the top of the ticket and notably after the democratic national committee convened its rules, committee, to formally a clinch those delegates for harris and formally advanced her nomination for the party. now she is going to we are seeing a boost of momentum from this endorsement as the campaign barrels toward what it is calling a weekend of action according to the campaign, there will be more than 23 300 events over the weekend. coffee our soul food potlucks, and pride, trivia nights, office openings and more as she seeks to embrace the campaign infrastructure that president biden has handed down to her and also tries to expand it and reshape it in her own image. her campaign says that she is also planning a slew of battleground events as she has throughout the week today, holding events in pennsylvania at north carolina, and georgia, and more states. that of course, with surrogates and affiliate

cnn is also now reporting that former president barak obama and former house speaker nancy pelosi, have spoken privately about president biden and the future of his 2024 campaign will bring you that reporting after a quick break liberty mutual customizes my car insurance and i saved hundreds that all the money i saved, not advise still so many look no line at the hot dog stand. only pay for what you need let's get started. no. >> where's your mask? >> i really tried sleeping with it. everybody. now, i sleep with inspire. inspire. >> no mask move just slow we learn more and you important safety information at inspire sleep.com did read this didn't i get where i at? memory and thinking issues, keep piling up. it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit more than normal aging.com at simply safe, we designed the number one rated home security system powered by 24/7 professional monitoring for half the cost of traditional i'm security. so you stay safe for less than $1 a day. there's no safe like simply safe. >> everybody wants super straight super white teeth. they wan

barak obama taking a very hands off so far approach to dealing with biden, trying to figure out how to manage that dynamic. and that is coming at a point when a lot of democrats feel like, no matter what happens here, they need to get to an endpoint of this discussion and put the focus back on trying to beat donald trump they i think that these two are the people who might be able to get to that endpoint. a lot of them hoping that that endpoint would be biden leaving the race. someone who speaks to obama regularly saying to me that his approach to it will be that he's going to be all in for the democratic ticket no matter who our nominee is, he will be busting his, you know what it's morning television helping to make sure that person wins in november. think to note there that is not someone saying he will be doing that necessarily for joe biden, whoever the nominee is. and these sorts of comments fall on biden loyalists as betrayals. to an extent, and is not the kind of thing that they are hoping to hear from people that joe biden has been friends and partners with for many years and

> it wouldn't be the first time that his name game has you, know, is it just joe biden won against barak hussein, obama. has anyone ever heard of him? >> we've heard of him, but biden won against trump, not obama. trump dismissed his repeated allusion to the biden o'mara matchup that never was as sarcasm, bristling at suggestions by critics that the slip-ups were assigned. he's showing his age, which makes you think what if the shoe were on the other foot. and the emphasis on his other syllable don old would he like it? >> maybe as he says, he wouldn't worry about it? >> maybe it wouldn't matter to him. maybe he couldn't care less doubtful we'll be right back this is the home for the world's most essential stories in journalism. and now cnn. has been recognized with the most emmy nominations of any news organization this year cnn. >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition or strengthened energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein how far would you go to control the fragrance in your

president kamala harris, waking up with a key democratic endorsement different from former president barak obama and former first lady michelle obama. >> the obamas wholeheartedly supporting harris saying she has the vision, the character, and the strength that this critical moment demands with democrats united behind her, harris says she's ready to debate donald trump, but he's saying not so fast joining us now, cnn senior white house correspondent kayla toosii kayla, tell us what you're hearing about that tau she sorry tell us what you're hearing about the obamas it's endorsement and also we will talk a little bit about whether or not this debate is going to happen sara, it is. >> there are a lot of questions at this hour. it has been a fast-moving week for vice president harris with no shortage of developments but she is ending this week on a high note with that highly influential endorsement from the democratic party's power couple listen i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, camila, i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> we call to say michelle and i cou

he is the person that everybody says you worked for barak obama, not i worked i worked for joe biden when i was in the middle ministration, i was on his middle-class task force all of us have known that embrace all of us have gotten those phone calls in those cars would bad things have happened to us so that's that's a family that's what it is. you know, he's hurt now. he feels let down. he feels that his friends turned on him in the fullness of time will recognize that it was done out of love and is loving away as possible. but at the end of the day, some people and i don't want to mention any names and ruin this day, but some people will back their leader no matter what. some people, they don't care how many people this man is hurting, how many velocity is broken, no matter how many bad things he's done and that's our leader. we're going to back up no matter what. but this party is not like that. this is not a colt this is a political organization and we believe in these principles. and if somebody is sick, if somebody can't do it, there's no shame in that. there's nothing wrong wi

isaac's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu was a greatest opponent of the peace process and now barakat got nothing but hackneet promises, but while arafat had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group in lebanon was materializing his dreams. the lebanese hasbullah movement that was formed in the early 80s with the goal of fighting israel and now become any force to be reckoned with, and had made israel retreat during this period. finally, on may 20th, 2000, they forced israel to withdraw from lebanon after 20 years of occupation and liberated. clinton was spending his last days in the white house and wanted to leave final legacy, so he saw to assure everyone. the story is going to have a happy ending, the negotiations were held behind closed doors. after 14 days of intensive negotiations between israelis and palestinians, i have concluded with regret that they will not be able to reach an agreement at this time. he will be going back to his palestinian people also explaining all the things that happened, but the palestinians who were present in the meetings had a different opin

barak and michelle obama closing clean out the week for kamala harris endorsing her days after president biden left the race i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, camila, i am proud of you. >> this is going to be historic. >> we call to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse your do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office. >> oh, my goodness michelle brock, this means so much to me. >> i am looking forward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both following joe biden's announcement that he was exiting the race on sunday, the obamas had initially held off endorsing anyone expressing their confidence instead, in the party and the process this morning's announcement, of course, yet another sign opposition to harris as the democratic nominee is effectively nonexistent the obamas join every other major democratic figure and uniting behind the vice president and includes the bidens, the clintons democratic congressional leaders, chuck schumer, hakeem, jeffries, and the former house speaker, nancy pelosi. >> in a statemen

there for joe biden cnn's jeff zeleny has reported tonight just moments ago, the former president barak obama and former speaker nancy pelosi, have talked about president biden's candidacy. >> neither is reportedly sure what to do. do you think they have any influence over the president i'm sure he respects nancy pelosi and i'm sure respects president obama. >> but as you all discussed, president obama did not choose him to be the candidate in 2016. if he had possibly joe biden would have won. i don't know. he has beaten trump once and nobody else has done that i think joe biden's going to run and joe biden knows he can win. he knows he could be president. he knows he's got a great record. it has been said this is the finest presidency, a success since johnson. and he did in a bipartisan fashion, everybody wants people to be bipartisan well, joe biden won by partisan. he got enough republicans to pass the infrastructure after bill, he passed the chips act. he passed the rescue bill. he's he's done so many bills that the pact act for veterans burn pits he's had success even on a gun bill

joining us now is cnn political and global affairs analyst barak ravid. he's also the politics and foreign policy reporter for axios barak, great to see you. what are your sources telling you about what a potential response from israel might look like? >> but what i hear from israeli officials that there's going to be a significant response the security cabinet, last night authorized prime minister netanyahu and minister of defense golan to take the decision about the exact scope and timing of that strike. i think the israeli military's sort of waiting for the right operational opportunity, which means that it might be today, might take another day, it might take another two days. it's still unclear when exactly this response is going to take place there was a warning from lebanon's foreign minister, who said that they believe that an israeli war against hezbollah wouldn't be isolated and would it just be has hezbollah even vowed that lebanese forces would get involved? >> what are you hearing about the potential for a broader escalation so that's that wa

it did go blue who for barak obama but she is basically trying to show the campaign that there is a path forward. and if they get a lot of bad polling in the blue wall states, there still is another path to victory yeah, that's an important point. >> so former speaker nancy pelosi, talked about this discussion over biden's future, culminating once the nato summit wrapped up what have you heard about where it's likely headed next well, i think you're going to see more congressional leaders speak to joe biden. i can tell you that members of congress have been incredibly frustrated over the last two weeks because they feel like they haven't been able to get in touch with joe biden and joe biden has not i called that many only about two dozen, maybe if maybe a little bit more, that was as of late last week, only about two dozen. and i think a lot of members of congress who want reassurance that don't want to call on him to stand aside, are trying to get in touch and i've been very, very frustrated. i think that is part of the reason why they came jeffries when up to the white house to convey

barak ravid, always great to have you on. we appreciate your analysis. thanks so much. >> thank you still ahead, president biden says he has no intention of ending his bid for a second term. >> but could the delegates at the democratic convention in august have a say in that we're going to take a closer look at that process tomorrow morning. >> we'll president biden stay in the race or not. and how does the world see this american political prices for we'd ask the new yorker's evan osnos, sam, the eurasia group ski and bremmer for reads partygate gps tomorrow morning at ten prompt date is july 60 and 70. >> what are these deals could be more to megan thee stallion? i could be making the end up membrane won't we yeah. start clicking au. >> when i love a good hotel, breakfast aide. so close to the state, ai managed to get the last room for 190 bucks the last one a week ago, i talked yesterday when night $140.01, how some sites panic you into booking their last room, but they don't have all the availability instead us trivago. >> trivago compares hotel pric

he was not in the office a lot we've had presidents who were like barak obama, and john f. kennedy who were micromanagers. they don't always have to be, but they have to do is set the course for the state. there is no doubt that biden set the course for this presidency, whether you like we were having a heated conversation, someone has weighed in which and of course, as we've been having this conversation someone has weighed in and that is former president barak obama. he says on x, among other things, thank you for your speech. she's thanking his former running mate and friend despite reported tensions between them in these last few weeks president joe biden, tim naftali. thank you for joining us and bringing i know that history to the table here today everyone else don't go anywhere just yet coming up, donald trump unleashes on kamala harris mocking those who said that he'd been nice after he was shot plus some breaking news tonight involving the vice presidential surge. we're hearing that one of the contenders has now removed himself from the list, will tell well, you wh

yesterday, reaching out to democratic party leaders, including former presidents bill clinton and barak obama. now clinton endorse harris is nominee or run for the nomination obama has yet to do that, but this is a democratic process that will need to play out in the coming weeks it's harris intention to go forward and tried to seek that a democratic nomination with the backing of president joe biden. >> right now, eva, let's talk more about what we could be hearing today from vice president harris. what are you hearing? >> later this morning. she will give remarks honoring ncaa championship teams it's unclear if she will well address this shake-up in the democratic ticket. but what she has been doing behind the scenes, kate, is trying to shore up support internally among democrats ten hours on the phone with governors, members of congress, civil rights leaders. she had a conversation with her pastor where he prayed over her because the next few weeks will be trying. i spoke to the head of the congressional black caucus okay. and he told me though president biden endorsed her, she is un

and oh, by the way, barak hussein obama and welcome to the trump show. >> and, it is interesting because not you know, we've lived in it's like dog years. we're living right now a week is a year, but it was not that long ago that trump was going to be the unification candidate. and the one that brought everybody together. so it is interesting to see that shift alex to that end. it's been six days since president biden dropped out of the race. there is a lot of momentum around the harris campaign. they have that record fundraising haul from grassroots donors, not necessarily big donors have also jumped on, but, but a lot of small dollar donors do you think that they can keep this enthusiasm up through election day or is this the sugar high that the trump campaign pollster thought it might be? >> well, the greatest mobilizer of democrats in american history has been donald trump. and the greatest unifier of democrats in history has been donald trump. so while there is this, your sugar-high of cash and enthusiasm the prospect of another, a second, donald trump term is going to continue no p

oh my god, michelle barak, this is so much for me means replacement of candidates is still the numbern the western press, biden and haris journa. vic - the british version on the left , the american journalists in the states decided that this was too much for their cover, they tried, so to speak, to refine the image. the difference is obvious. the most important environmental issue is the elimination of landfills where hazardous waste has accumulated for years; the experience of st. petersburg in solving this problem can be an example. deputy prime minister dmitry patrushev, together with the governor of the northern capital alexander beglov, inspected the krasny bor training ground in len region. it is called the dump of the century, here back in the days. to thank for this, hazardous waste was historically brought here from all over the soviet union, at the moment the reclamation of this site has been completed by 60%, and of course , this object no longer poses the same danger as before, either for the environment or for people. alexander beglov reported that more than half of the

grabin's closest friend to benjamin netanyahu was a greatest opponent of the peace process and now ihu barakand arafat got nothing but hackneet promises, but while arafat had failed to reach the least of his goals, a group in lebanon was materializing his dreams. the lebanese hezbulah movement that was formed in the early 80s with the goal of fighting israel and now become a force to be reckoned with and had made israel retreat during this period. finally, on may 20th to... house and wanted to leave final legacy, so he saw to assure everyone the story was going to have a happy ending. the negotiations were held behind closed doors. after 14 days of intensive negotiations between israelis and palestinians, i have concluded with regret that they will not be able to reach an agreement at this time. some of palestinian territories that the israelis and americans did not listen to arafat's requests and instead asked him to hand over palestine to israel and recognize alquz as israel's capital in return for a 30 million bribe and threatened him that if he disagreed he'll have to face his past night

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well, tonight, cnn has learned that president barak obama and former speaker nancy pelosi, they have talked in private about biden. we're told they have expressed concerns about the path forward and neither is quite sure what to do. not sure what to do then. what would you have voters do besides cough on live television? hold on not today, satan hold on excuse me. i see if i were running for president right now in this happened to my boys, would you say that i was longer qualified it is were happening and i was a candidate for office would i be completely inept would you judge me differently than every other anchor who may have sneezed on air or clear their throat differently, would you look at it as a one-off for episodic in some way would you say to yourselves this my friends is the very reason this person can no longer be trusted or what you say that maybe you'll have to wait and see how her voice performance for the rest of the show now, i didn't use that example willingly to make sure that you've got the point and drove it home. my voice did, in fact give out. but that's sometim

barak obama turns the state by about a percentage point on the general election because people who'd never paid attention before, right? actually now suddenly paying attention. so be careful what you wish for. i mean, it's great to challenge them to challenge me at the convention when you know, the delegates are required to vote for you and you've already want what you're going to see now it's a contrast, is, there's two things going on here. somebody runs campaigns every single day is a republicans want to make this a contrast around age viability, and how much he, how he it looks on stage or x, democrats are going to talk about choice. they're going to talk about health care. they're going to talk about issues just they want to draw a contrast now, that's not about the appearance of joe biden, one republican do that's what they have. and i think that's gonna be the big difference should a democrat i mean, come out of the woodwork here and say, okay, president biden, i accept your challenge. i'm going to challenge you at the convention what do you think or do you think? the democrat

i have never seen this kind of energy since barak obama way back, you can honestly feel the energy. i have never seen politics work this well in this swiftly because after even just walking up the support and making sure there's no competition there, that there were lining up hi, there the rollout in the last 24 hours. >> they've got logos, they've got a message, they've gotten energized team. they're already taking over the biden infrastructure. i mean, this is a very real race. trump world right now is very nervous because this is not who they plan to run against. and there's an energy that i don't think anyone has felt since you didn't fill in 2020, 2020 was a referendum. pandemic that kind of race. you have not felt this in years, and it's, it really opens up the field in a way of like, i don't know that anyone quite knows where this is going, and we're not going to have good polling on this for at least two weeks. >> and you know, van van points out some of the skillful parts of this and some of the skilled actors, donna brazil, obviously he's force of nature, carry karen finne

>> you can't have you can't have nancy pelosi and former president barak obama basically telling the party leaders that he can't win and that all the money that they have raised up to this point is for not it can no longer be a vanity project. the party has got to be bigger than one person okay. now we saw last night in here that the party is one person right now on the republican side. but the democrats right now, if they want to have some sustainability moving forward then they've got to realize that it is not about one person, nancy pelosi clearly understands that it's it really does it really, really app comparison. it's great to see you guys, great to see you john, back to all right. we do have breaking news just in from russia of verdict in what some would call a sham trial of falsely accused wall street journal journalists evan gershkovich he has been found guilty by a russian court and sentenced to 16 years the 32-year-old was arrested when he was on a reporting trip in russia last year this trial has been going on behind closed doors since june 26. he's charged again, the wa

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the group also said israely military command headquarters at baithile baraks was also targeted with katusha rockets. the attack comes in retaliation for an israeli aggression on southern lebanese villages that killed two civilians. both have been trading near daily firelong. range missiles lebanese border with the lebanese border has since the israeli launch war on gaza in october 7th and the leader of yemensarlah movement has hailed his country's anti-israeli operations saying the arab country has humiliated adversary forces especially the us in the region. through resilience. abdul malik khauti said the resistance by yemen nation supports the palestinians in the besige gaza strip. forced to u.s. aircraft carrier eisenhower to leave the red sea in humiliation. the yemani leader also said that the west evacuation attacks of israeli linked ships saying only the cessation of the ongoing genocide in gaza bring an end to such operations. he also warned saudi arabia against consequences of his collaboration with the us and israel. alhuthi also pointed to yemen's weekly pro- palestine protest say

complex, they believe that they are obligated to continue this conflict, i think for only one reason, barakthe situation with crimea. i agree. and all this will always be more important for them than it is important for us. and, by the way, this is very important for them. yes, of course, i heard these people, including the american ambassador and many others, openly declare that we will return crimea back. and once again, crimea is not particularly important to me. i have never been there, but it seems to me that this will be the reason for the start of a nuclear war. certainly. of course, besides, this is an ambiguous situation with this crimea, but now it is already russian, yes, and it historically was russian, yes, in the history of ukraine there is a lot of questionable things, the fact that they were given, during the soviet period, they simply decided to create a certain territory, the borders there are very ambiguous, they do not follow linguistic or cultural boundaries, if... if you went there, you would find that in some places there are only russians, in others only ukrainians,

the group said, an israeli military command headquarters in bet xalil, baraks wasted with cut shockets. the attacks come in retaliation for an israeli aggression on southern lebanese villages that killed two civilians. both sides have been trading. near daily fire along the resistance and the lebanese southern border ever since the israeli launched its the genocidal war on the gaza strip in october. the leader of yemensarlah movement has hailed his country's anti israeli operation saying that the arab country has humiliated the adversary forces, especially the us in the region through its resilient. resistance abdul malik al-huthi said the resistance by the yemeni nation in support of palestinians in the basieg gaza strip has forced the us aircraft carrier eisenhower to exit the red sea in humiliation. the yemani leader vowed escalation of attacks on israeli link ships saying only assation of the ongoing genocide in gaza would bring an end to such a pression. he also also warned saudi arabia against the consequences of his collaboration with the us and israel. al-huthi also pointed to

olympics with flash and fanfare kamala harris picks up a key endorsement from former us president barak obama and his wife. >> and it turns out that us federal agents had inside help in luring to top sinaloa cartel kingpins into custody live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber the 2024 summer olympic games are underway in france with the first gold medal set to be awarded in just a few hours and mixed team shooting and women's synchronized diving. >> the games opened friday with an elaborate opening ceremony that was breathtaking in size. sometimes wild and uniquely french. cnn's coy wire has today's highlights it was pouring down rain in paris. >> it did not matter. france did their best to put on an olympics opening ceremony for the ages, the bells of notre dom ring for the first time since the cathedral was gutted by fire, water cannons blasting along the river, sand there were odes to the french revolution, a theatrical display with a bunch of beheaded mary antoinette's lady gaga, kick things off french cabaret style at one point, at artists from moulin rouge perfo

everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office. >> my goodness michelle barak, this means so much to me well, the vice president, thank near bomb us for their support and expressed gratitude for their long friendship as well now according to fresh polls, come on harris is raising donald trump's lead in the presidential race. and fox news poll shows a statistical dead heat in the three battleground state of pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. and harris leads trump by six it's percentage points in minnesota. a new poll for wall street journal is the case. there's no clear leader nationwide among registered voters. trump is polling at 49% with the vice president at 47%. and improvement from biden's numbers in their last poll from early gi mr. biden trails trump by six percentage points. the margin of error just over 3%. they're joined now by leslie vinjamuri cheese director of the u.s. and americas programme at chatham house. i mean, we are if we look at trump's speech last night, getting a sense of his plan of attack with kamala. it seems this idea that she's

different locations throughout the occupying territories, and included the former prime minister ehud barakolas maduro is seeking a third term in office. maduro and his ruling party are facing electoral challenges, as the opposition parties have come together to support a single candidate. edmundo gonzalez is representing the opposition coalition and has gained his own traction. 21 million venezuelans are eligible to take part in the sunday election. the president will begin his term on january 10th, 2025. "russia says the opening ceremony of the paris olympic games was a massive failure. the russian for ministry spokeswoman criticized what she called ridiculous open a opening ceremony and said the organizers did not think of either seading the clouds or setting up awnings. laria zakarrova was referring to russia's practice of sending up planes ahead of major outdoor events to attempt to break up clouds. zakarova mocked the transport collapse on the day after three arson attacks on the rail system and france is blaming this on subit. she also listed other gaps like introducing the south kor

house as kamala harris as presidential campaign takes form, cnn has learned that former us president barak obama is expected to endorse her soon. >> the high profile support coincides with new polling shows harris narrowing the gap with republican nominee donald trump a senior administration official says, the vice president is making moves to prove herself to the american people. moves that include a forceful address after her meeting with the israeli prime minister on thursday, tackling a foreign policy issue. solo, harris made her stance on the war in gaza, it clear to netanyahu here she is as i just told prime minister netanyahu, it is time to get this deal done. let's get the deal done. so we can get a ceasefire to end the war. let's bring the hostages home and let's provide much needed relief to the palestinian people meanwhile, amid racist and sexist attacks from right-wing figures, harris is taking on donald trump with a new ad. >> have a look in this election. >> we each face a question, what kind of country do we want to live in? and the democratic candidate dropped her first pre