i'm brianna keilar and this is "the lead." "the lead." ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the world lead, 40 coffins unloaded in the netherlands where flight 17 originated before it was shot out of the sky over ukraine. tens of thousands of dutch lining the roads to say good-bye. and flight 17 went down less than a week ago and rather than asking for the world's forgiveness, both the pro-russia rebels and the russians themselves were accused of shooting down two more aircraft in ukraine with impunity. also in world news, the faa barring u.s. flights into israel's busiest airport for another 24 hours, but secretary of state john kerry still managed to land there. what can he say or do to help end the fighting? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hi there. i'm brianna keilar filling in for jake tapper. in our world lead, in a moment we'll bring you the incredible images from the netherlands as the country finally receives the remains from flight 17. the faa extended its ban to israel's main airport for another 24 hours after a rocket from gaza l

i'm brianna keilar. this is "the lead." the world lead, on the same day that palestinians have declared a day of rage after more than 800 of them have been killed, the israelis reject the initial language for a u.s. cease fire proposal. but america's top diplomat isn't ready to give up yet. also in world news, the pentagon says russia is poised to give more firepower to the ukrainian rebels accused of shooting down flight 17 with a russian missile. how much longer can vladimir putin get away with claiming his country isn't involved in this war? and why is she the most hated woman in the netherlands? here's a hint. the dutch think her father had a hand in killing nearly 200 of their fellow citizens. hi there i'm brianna keilar. in for jaek tapper. we begin with developments in two major stories in our world lead. ukraine, new u.s. intelligence shows russia is getting ready to move moral powerful weapons across the border to pro-russian rebels to and the want to break away from ukraine. in the middle east,

i'm brianna keilar in for carol costello. thank you for joining me.start with the growing crisis along the u.s./mexico border. just a few hours from now, a senate committee will get its first chance to examine the president's nearly $4 billion request to aid children across the border by the thousands and packed into detention centers. meanwhile, the president is headed back to washington later today after facing one of his harshest critics on immigration reform. that's texas governor rick perry. perry urged the president to take action and get congress moving. up wi one action obama did not take is a visit from the texas/mexico border that has angered many politicians. >> i'm interested in him looking at the kids, the kids that i've talked to, innocent little boys and girls thate

i'm brianna keilar. we begin with the world lead. it's almost with a sense of disbelief i must report for the third time in a week a passenger plane has crashed. this time it's a plane owned by swift air by operated by air algerie. reuters is reporting the wreckage has been spotted in the west african nation of mali. according to the president of that country, the plane took off from the nation of burkina faso bound for the capital of algeria but lost contact near mali which is now where it lies according to reuters. thunderstorms were in the area during the flight. burkina faso's transport minister says the plane was asked to change course. mali is in turmoil with islamists can fighting the government and french forces there. this crash comes a day after a transasia airways an flight crash while trying to land in rain. taiwan. at least 48 people on board were killed. it's only been a week since malaysiaia airlines flight 17 was shot down, allegedly from a section of ukraine controlled by pro-russian sep

the lead" with brianna keilar the lead" with brianna keilar starts right now. -- captions by vitac --itac.com >>> that cease fire the u.s. has been trying to broker between israel and hamas, it just suffered a setback. i'm brianna keilar. this is "the lead." the world lead, on the same day that palestinians have declared a day of rage after more than 800 of them have been killed, the israelis reject the initial language for a u.s. cease fire proposal. but america's top diplomat isn't ready to give up yet. also in world news, the pentagon says russia is poised to give more firepower to the ukrainian rebels accused of shooting down flight 17 with a russian missile. how much longer can vladimir putin get away with claiming his country isn't involved in this war? and why is she the most hated woman in the netherlands? here's a hint. the dutch think her fr

i'm brianna keilar in for carol costello. thank you for joining me.ile and heavily scrutinized trip to texas begins today for president owe pa ma, as the white house faces growing criticism for its handling of the pour dborder crisis and ther has become a focal point of the president's trip mainly because he no plans to visit it. that is despite numerous calls from democrats and republicans to do so. however, the president is scheduled to meet with faith leaders and with texas governor rick perry to discuss this issue. now one way the president is attempting to address the crisis is through a multibillion-dollar emergency funding request that is currently in the hands of congress. that money designed to help with everything from immigration hearings to medical care for the thousands of children currently living in detension centers, yes, detention sites. cnn's ed lavandera joining me from dallas and this is really, these detention sites, these centers are the first stop in what can be a very long process for these children. you have a really interesti

i'm brianna keilar in today for carol costello. thank you for joining me.ant to get you caught up now on our top story this morning. the growing crisis along the u.s./mexico border. later today homeland security chief jay johnson will tour a facility that houses immigrants in new mexico and he's expected to speak following his walk through there. we will cover his comments for you live here on cnn. >>> arizona senator john mccain is also speaking out about the crisis along the border this afternoon. he'll be making the case for deporting undocumented immigrants faster as well as increasing the number of visas given to refugees. meanwhile, president obama was heckled during a speech in austin yesterday, while talking about his frustration with congress's lack of action. >> and then they're mad at me for trying to do some things to make the immigration system work better. so it doesn't make sense. so i'm sorry, what are you yelling about now? sit down, guys. i'm almost done. come on. sit down. i'll talk to you afterwards. i promise. >> he actually told author

i'm brianna keilar in for carol costello. we begin with the battle over the crisis on the border and a white house offer to meet with texas governor rick perry about his concerns over the issue. in a letter, obama advisor valerie jarrett writes that the president would quote, welcome the chance to talk to perry. it also invites perry to a meeting with a group of faith leaders in dallas that the president was already partaking in tomorrow. he is going to be, president obama, in texas tomorrow, as i mentioned. he will be there for a series ever fund-raisers. earlier, perry refused to greet the president at the airport, saying it would be in his words, nothing more than a tarmac handshake that doesn't address immigration. president obama still has no plans to visit the u.s./mexico border during his visit and it's a decision that has been criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> i hope this doesn't become the katrina moment for president obama, saying that he doesn't need to come to the border. he should come down.

. >>> good morning, i'm brianna keilar in for carroll cost tell low. happening now on capitol hill, the finger pointing in the border crisis blame game is about to begin. this is a live picture you're looking at here, members are about to demand answers. they want to know why thousands of immigrants, mostly women and children are suddenly flooding over the border. you're looking at live pictures here from the border as well. both at border crossing filtds and places like here, testimony from government agency heads, it's expected to be pretty fiery as you can manage, as well, there will be questions coming from key lawmakers. meanwhile, president obama will address the crisis later today, taking a break from fund raising to talk to one of his most vocal critics, texas governor, rick perry. that meeting is going to take place in dallas, but it's hundreds of miles from the u.s.-mexico border, a place that the president will not be visiting on this trip. all eyes are on this meeting to see if the two can come up with any workable solution to this crisis.

i'm brianna keilar in for carol costello. thank you for joining me. we start with the growing crisis along the u.s./mexico border. just a few hours from now, a senate committee will get its first chance to examine the president's nearly $4 billion request to aid children across the border by the thousands and packed into detention centers. meanwhile, the president is headed back to washington later today after facing one of his harshest critics on immigration reform. that's texas governor rick perry. perry urged the president to take action and get congress moving. up wi one action obama did not take is a visit from the texas/mexico border that has angered many politicians. >> i'm interested in him looking at the kids, the kids that i've talked to, innocent little boys and girls that have come across traveled over a thousand miles that one third of the girls have been abused and raped on the way up here, the last young kid was an 11-year-old little boy from guatemala that died of dehydration, that is the face that i want him to see. don't take any cam

i'm brianna keilar and this is "the lead." world lead, 40 coffins unloaded in the netherlands where flight 17 originated before it was shot out of the sky over ukraine. tens of thousands of dutch lining the roads to say good-bye. and flight 17 went down less than a week ago and rather than asking for the world's forgiveness, both the pro-russia rebels and the russians themselves were accused of shooting

i'm brianna keilar. we are beginning now with breaking news. administration is stepping up security for direct flights to

our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is reporting on this now. >> reporter: she answereds question during her swing through europe as part of her book tour. she fielded questions from readers on mum's net a leading british parenting website visited mostly by women. talked about contraceptive rights, guns and commented on this rape case. one reader asking her as a lawyer you defended the rapist of a 12-year-old girl calling the victim, "emotionally unstable" and saying the girls have a tendency to exaggerate or romanticize sexual experiences. >> when i was a 27-year-old attorney doing legal aide work at the lawsuit i taught, i was appointed by the local judge to represent a criminal defendant accused of rape. i asked to be relieved of that responsibility, but what is not. i had a professional duty to represent my client to the best of my ability, which i did. he later pled guilty to a lesser included offense. when you are a lawyer, you often don't have the choice as to who you will represent. and by the very nature of criminal law, there will be those who you represent who

i'll now turn you over to brianna keilar, who's filling in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room", who will have more on this case as well as the hurricane hitting the east coast. brianna? >> thanks, jake. happening now. breaking news, hurricane arthur growing stronger and more dangerous by the minute. churning up the east coast want to slam into north carolina. >> this storm does not have to cause loss of life in people get ready now. >> tonight, evacuations are underway for thousands amid dire warnings about storm surges and deadly rip currents. >> we don't want people to mess around with this hurricane. >> flooding fears. officials stress it could be a dangerous fourth of july holiday for many on the east coast. >> we could see 2 to 4 feet of water above normally dry ground. >> wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianna keilar and you're in "the situation room". we have breaking news. hurricane arthur arriving. the storm is already lashing the north carolina coast with heavy rain and winds up to 95 miles per hour. storm surge is expected, deadly rip currents offshore, deadly flooding

i'm brianna keilar.'re in "the situation room." >>> the first bombs have fallen with more to comes

brianna keilar is here with the details.ne believe this is still about selling books and not hillary clinton selling herself to the younger generation? >> i think it's both and her publisher certainly wants her to sell book, right? has to make up that reported $14 million advance that she got, but hillary clinton is no doubt positioning herself in a run. someone in her own party, they're looking left of hillary clinton keeping elizabeth warren to get in the game. >> even hillary clinton doesn't seem to believe hillary clinton isn't run for example president. >> i have a career aptitude test. >> with "the daily show's" jon stewart, she said she prefers a home office versus a commute. >> would you like it to have corners or not corners? >> you know, i think that the world is so complicated, the fewer corners that you can have -- >> reporter: fun e i'll bet she knows just the base, but not all democrats are measuring the oval office drapes for clinton. some liberals want to draft massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who got q

i'm brianna keilar in today for wolf blitzer.reme court has given a chicago area college a temporary reprieve from having to cover birth control under obamacare. it's a very complicated case. this follows the high court ruling monday on the issue. the court said the government cannot force certain for-profit companies to provide some forms of birth control. this latest decision from the court is causing quite a divide between the men and the women on the bench. pamela brown, our justice correspondent, is here. this is really -- it's the men on one side and the women on the other. >> the women are really banning together with this latest move by the majority, the conservative justices on the court. in this 15-page dissent by justice sotomayor, she writes about her displeasure with the decision. it wasn't just a disappointing week for the obama administration but also these three justices over this hot-button issue of the contraception mandate. this is of course on the heels of monday's ruling that gave certain fore-profit companie

i'm brianna keilar in today for carol costello. thank you for joining me.immigration crisis along the u.s. border intensifies, so does the partisan bickering but this morning, possible progress. president obama has offered to meet with texas governor rick perry during a visit to texas tomorrow, but president obama has no plans to visit the border, something that critics are giving him heat for. let's bring in cnn's ed lavandera in texas. ed, we've seen recently clashes in california, residents there protesting what's essentially the overflow of undocumented immigrants being moved to california. what's the mood like there in dallas and texas? >> a great deal of concern about the issue and also i think many people trying to get a grasp of just what exactly is going to happen, and how this problem, how you go about solving this situation. so i think a lot of people basically looking for answers on a way out of this crisis at this point. that's why so much attention is being paid to the possible meeting between texas governor rick perry and president obama. ric

i'm brianna keilar. and you're in "the situation room." >>> the first bombs have fallen with more to come as israel unleashes vengeance on hamas. prime minister benjamin netanyahu glamts group for the kidnapping and killing can of three israeli teenagers. he says hamas must continue to pay for the murders and israel must forcibly attack. we will develops coverage of that as well as the crisis in iraq and we begin within senior international correspondent ben wedeman in jerusalem. tell us how tense the situation in israel is right now. >> brianna, it's very tense, even here in jerusalem, i was witness to a march by several hundred israelis in the center of the city, offfa road, where they were chanting death to the arabs. they were israeli police some on motorcycles, some on horses trying to keep them under control but it gives you an idea of the level of anger and passion that you can see just in the streets far from -- not far from where i'm standing. in addition to that, new details are emerging about

that it had indeed lost contact with flight seventeen let's cross live now to our correspondent brianna keilar who is located on the ground by the russia ukraine border back to you. this is really escalating now what more can you tell us. well indeed we do we we do know that the plane has had two hundred ninety five people on board now of course the question is just starting the questions are starting to rise there's a lot of them that need to be answered for example exactly what was the cause of the crash when we when we talk about the the territory where the plane has gone down and has seen some of the most intense fighting in recent days between the to key of forces and the military and in fact a piece of fuselage the tail of the tail of the plane has fallen in the village of this. is the area that has seen some really heavy bombardment literally just days ago and on tuesday as a matter of fact and also their husband involvement all of the ukrainian jet fighters twenty five also bombing the area and in fact speaking of planes. you can officials have accused russia of bringing down there is

i'm brianna keilar.our starts right now. >>> 16 new search warrants released this morning. investigators looking for clues about what happened the day o georgia toddler died in a sweltering car. whether his father abandoned him on purpose and what the child's mother knew. >> a 7

i'm brianna keilar. at this hour starts right now. >>> 16 new search warrants released this morning. investigators looking for clues about what happened the day o georgia toddler died in a sweltering car. whether his father abandoned him on purpose and what the child's mother knew. >> a 7 foot long great white sinks its teeth into the torso of a swimmer. hear him talk about what it was like to be eye to eye with the great white. >> this terrifying a video, a plane nearly collides with another. it wasn't the only close call this weekend either. >>> i'm john berman. >> and good morning to all of you. couple of the significant developments, the death of a georgia toddler who died in a baking suv. a short time ago investigators released 16 new search warrants in the case against the child's father. among things they are now looking for, medical records for both the father justin ross harris and cooper the son who died after his father left him in a georgia car in sweltering georgia heat. they are also lookin

i'll now turn you over to brianna keilar, who's filling in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room", will have more on this case as well as the hurricane hitting the east coast. brianna? >> thanks, jake. happening now. breaking news, hurricane arthur growing stronger and more dangerous by the minute. churning up the east coast want to slam into north carolina. >> this storm does not have to cause loss of life in people get ready now. >> tonight, evacuations are underway for thousands amid dire warnings about storm surges and deadly rip currents. >> we don't want people to mess around with this hurricane. >> flooding fears. officials stress it could be a dangerous fourth of july holiday for many on the east coast. >> we could see 2 to 4 feet of water

i'm brianna keilar in for care k costello. we could be getting more clues this morning about the georgia father accused of leaving his son in a hot car to die. search warrants in the death of 22-year-old cooper harris, the toddler's father justin ross harris is behind bars and charged with murder. police say harris was sexting with six women while his son was dying. meanwhile, the boy's mother leanna harris may be forced to answer some tough questions as investigators try to figure out whether she played a part in her son's death. cnn's nick valencia joining us with the latest on the investigation. what are we learning from the search warrants, nick? >> we just got our hands on these new search warrants and they seemingly lay out what prosecutors laid out in that probable cause and bond hearing last week. as you mentioned, the boy's father, justin ross harris, charged with a 22-month-old's murder. he woke up this morning in a georgia jail. cnn obtained new search warrants this morning about the death of 22-month-old cooper har

i'm brianna keilar in "the situation room." stay with us for our hurricane coverage continuing with jake tapper and brooke baldwin. >> batten down the hatches, here comes hurricane arthur. we are bracing ourself for impact from the first major storm of the season. >> this is no time to put your stupid hat on. don't get brave just because you see some good waves out there. stay out of the water. >> this storm does not have to cause loss of life. >> hurricane arthur is forecast to become a monster category 2 storm packing winds upward of 100 miles per hour. north carolina is taking a direct hit. we'll take you there live as residents head for the hills. welcome to our special breaking news coverage here. i'm jake tapper in washington. >> and brooke baldwin at the cnn center in atlanta. we're here to bring you the latest on these two breaking stories this hour. >> first, hurricane arthur whipping the beaches of the carolinas right now and very close for the eye to be making a direct hit. our reporters are scattered all along the c

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i'm brianna keilar, and this is "the lead." world lead, incredibly net another plane has gone down while at the same time the u.s. starts allowing flights to israel's main airport again. but how eager are you to board an international flight right now? also in world news, several killed in a strike on a u.n. school turned shelter in gaza, but who's to blame? the israelis who killed so

i'm brianna keilar in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >> next, violence escalating in the middle east as israel and hamas trade threats. >>> plus, a storm warning in place headed into the holiday weekend. will we see this year's first hurricane before the weekend's over? >>> and the truth about counterfeit beauty aids. a medical professional tells us which types of products could potentially kill you. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm don lemon in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, escalating violence in the middle east. israel and hamas trading threats and warnings after israel says hamas is responsible for the murder of three israeli teens. thousands of israelis gathered today to mourn those teens, kidnapped two weeks ago on their home from school in the west bank. and overnight, israel stepped up its strikes against hamas sites in gaza, hitting 34 targets. those strikes in response to the 18 rockets fired into israel from gaza since sunday. ben wedeman is in jerusalem follo

. >> thanks for joining me today, i'm brianna keilar in for carol, that the hour with berman and michaela starts now. >>> crisis along the border, president obama meeting with the texas governor today after the white house request nearly $4 billion to address the immigration issue for the fate of thousands of children on the line. is the president doing enough? >>> sick of politics, mr. president, well how about some pot? one of the most unusual questions to a president you will ever see, so how did he respond? >>> then he rarely comments on tabloids, that's not stopping george clooney from writing a scathing op-ed. we'll tell you what got him all riled up. >> always handsome. i'm michaela ferrera. >> out west those stories and more right now at this hoir. and at this hour, we're talking politics, policy, and the law. they're all at the center of a raging debate over the crisis at the border. president obama heading to texas this afternoon where he will meet with the governor of texas, republican rick perry. one of his fiercist critics on the immigration issue. >> he has not scheduled a v

i'm brianna keilar in for carol costello. "at this hour" starts now. >>> at this hour, recreational pot shops are opening their doors in washington state for the first time. we will speak with a store owner coming up. >>> plus, the warning to thousands of u.s. forces overseas. a powerful typhoon and a vulnerable coastline. the worst of it could still be to come. >>> then eight hours a day, 40 hours a week, that's a typical work week, right? that could be a thing of the past, or will it? >>> hello, everyone. i'm john berman. >> those stories and much more at this hour. >>> at this hour, 11:00 a.m. on the east coast, 8:00 a.m. out in washington state. know what that means? you can buy pot legally as of like right now, at this minute, legal marijuana shops are opening their doors for the very first time. >> yeah, that's right. right now, washington is joining colorado as one of only two states where marijuana is sold for recreational use. several states obviously allow medical marijuana but in washington and in colorado, you can

i'm brianna keilar and i turn you over now to wolf blitzer live from jerusalem in "the situation room". >>> happening now. "a situation room" special report. day of mourning remains of malaysia flight 17 victims as the u.s. learns about new information about troop move am in the area where the plane was shot down. >>> michael bloomberg tlies into tel aviv in a show of support as the u.s. bans flights into israel's airport. my interview with michael bloomberg coming up. >>> raging war, hamas unleashes new rocket attacks while diplomats work desperately to try to halt the fighting. are they on the verge of a cease-fire? i'm wolf blitzer in jerusalem. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following two major breaking news stories in the world's spotlight right now. the war between israel and hamas now in its 16th day and the growing diplomatic pressure to end the fighting that has already claimed more than 700 lives. also new developments in th

"newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, i'm brianna keilar inme. we're beginning this morning with tempers are flaring. americans are lining up on both sides of the issue. check out this video from houston, shows a big banner on an overpass says "deport, illegal aliens are killing amers

we'll pass it off to our friend, brianna keilar in "the newsroom" in for carol costello. >> that is a captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, i'm brianna keilar in today for carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. this morning, the white house appears to be taking texas governor rick perry up on his request for a meeting with president obama to address the border crisis. in a letter, obama adviser valerie jarrett writes the president would "welcome the chance to talk to perry." it also invites perry to a meeting with a group of faith leaders in dallas. president obama will be in texas tomorrow for a series of fund-raisers. earlier, perry refused to greet the president at the airport, a somewhat customary gesture saying it would be, in his words "nothing more than a tarmac handshake that doesn't address immigration." president obama still has no plans to visit the u.s./mexico border during his visit. that's a decision criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.

i'm brianna keilar. i turn you over to off wolf blitzer live from jerusalem in "the situation room." >> happening now, a situation room special report. breaking news, shelter carnage. a deadly strike on a united nations schoolhousing refugee families in gaza. women and children are among the dead and injured. flight ban lifted. the faa clears u.s. airlines to resume flying to tel aviv even as a cnn correspondent witnessed continuing streaks through the sky. >>> the largest pieces found so far of flight 17 as the u.s. says it has proof russia is firing across the border into ukraine. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in jerusalem. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following the breaking news in the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17 and in gaza where at least 16 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in what was supposed to be a safe haven. this was the scene after a strike at a united nations schoolhousing palestinians fleein

let's go over to "newsroom" with brianna keilar in for carol costello. >> if you've been here in washington ovations at reagan airport. >> go so good. >> it's so great, what a great deed they did. thanks so much. >> see ya. >> "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning i'm brianna keilar in today for carol costello. thank you for joining me. we begin with the owe bamobama administration and all-out push to get congress to approve a nearly $4 billion funding request to help children detained on the u.s./mexico border. today the rees

i'm brianna keilar. jake tapper is back on monday. i turn you over now to wolf blitzer live from jerusalem in "the situation room." happening now a special report. breaking news, a pause in fighting. israel's prime minister has reportedly promised a 12-hour halt in the assault on gaza starting just hours from now but but israel's cabinet for now at rejected a long-term cease fire. day of range. deadly protests erupt in the west bank as outrange at the israeli operation is boiling over. our reporters were there for one of the largest palestinian demonstrations in years. crash site chaos. debris and remains still unsecured as rebels grow impatient with the international monitors. now one country wants to send in remain anned forces. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in jerusalem. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following this hour's two breaking news stories in ukraine, the u.s. believes russia is preparing to send heavy weapons across the border and tension is growing o

i'm brianna keilar in for care k costello.s this morning about the georgia father accused of leaving his son in a hot car to die. search warrants in the death of

i'm brianna keilar. we are beginning now with breaking news. the obama administration is stepping up security for direct flights to the united states from some overseas airports. >> now that right there is the explosive power of a toothpaste bomb developed by an al qaeda spin-off, but now there are growing concerns about more powerful and undetectable new bombs and american jihadists who could potentially deliver them. chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. >> these are for international flights bound for the u.s. particularly, we are told from europe and the middle east and it is in response to new intelligence that terrorists are further refining bombs to get around current screening methods and take down passenger airplanes. >> they're the first line of defense for the american homeland, foreign airports with direct flights to the u.s. and now the department of home lala security is directing those international airports to step up their security screening. in a written statement dhs secretary jay johnson said we are sharing rece

brianna keilar is in for carol costello. >> oh that video is to great. he's so adorable.y vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm prk brk in for carol costello. thank you for joining me. today the will the will try to immerse himself in the immigration crisis while staying hundreds of m