this month will break the previous record and the solution is to reducing greenhouse gas emissions cnn tv reported that july 10th was the hottest month of the world, the earthquake was 120,000 years ago . industrialized countries are the biggest producers of greenhouse gases in the world. thank you very much for your attention and support . have a nice day. there are also lessons. the lessons of ashura are a matter of discussion, especially when islam is in power. at least we can say that the majority of this discussion is specific to this time , that is, our time and our country belong to our time. that the islamic society centered on the great prophet and the city of that people's love for him, the people's deep faith in him, that society of headlong epics and religious fervor, the decrees that later made some of the most important, this society built and paid for, after 50 years of night work, it arrived there that this same society, the same people, some even the same people who those who were close to the prophet, they saw the prophet's son killed in the most heinous manner , turning

according to the report of the cnn tv channel, the accident happened in ubey province near the construction site of a highway. so far, 6 people have been rescued. more than 100 rescuers have been sent to the area. this area has been the scene of heavy rain since last friday . we will see the implementation solution on saturday in the form of a document after the governor's office that since the year of sarde province, the topic of the greenhouse will not go higher, whether it has been implemented or not, kanezadeh is the respected representative of bukan and a member of the chairmanship of the economic commission in the name of rasulullah rahman al- rahim . dr. pour ebrahimi, chairman of the economic commission of the parliament, mr. dr. governors were present in this conference. they benefited from the mentioned levels of gross domestic product in order to reach these stages . in addition to this poetry program, in the invitation letter that you sent, you said that the new summer will be 70% to self other provinces are also in these stages because this is related to the year 1399, 1402. ot

there is such a tavria alexander tarnavsky assured, while cnn tv channels did not use high-set ammunition the cluster munitions had already been delivered to ukraine by experts. it is said that this can radically change the situation on the battlefield. generally. these are very powerful ammo. you have already used them in combat and how they will change the situation on the battlefield. we just received them yet. used, but they can radically change the situation on the battlefield, because the enemies also understand that after receiving these weapons. we still have an advantage, but even cluster munitions will not help the counteroffensive, a high expert opinion is formed that they are in western society. listen to what the famous investigative journalist said. seymour hurdzhke washington cluster munitions will not lead to any tangible success of the ukrainian troops, the main problem of biden. in this war is that he failed the transfer of cluster munitions indicates that this is all that the united states has left. with no chance of cluster munitions turning the tide of the conflict, c

here on vacation, well, the last week actually, starting from cnn i mean, tv on to the press.a new stage. here ukraine presses. here ukraine has demonstrated. from a week to three, everything will be fine. where do they say this from, that is, you understand they are being driven, but slaughter. well, he is forced to zelensky. i do not defend him in the passion of this devil to defend, but they are persecuted, but the slaughter is just western media western leaders, and i was lucky these days these this week last week. i was here on vacation i'm in vacation abroad, and you know , we discussed it again. no, i did everything so that they would not recognize, they would not come, after all. i took care of myself. volodya yes, there are no ukrainians on the beach, i didn’t take the west of ukraine with me. i didn't take it on vacation. west ukrainians on the beach. no you can not. yes, they would go on vacation. they went on vacation. yes, their people play. everything is fine. the beaches are not crowded. there ukrainians ukrainians, what did they say? we trained them. go june. g

anchor's description of the president's trip to an african country, a trip that was broadcast on tv channels . cnn, france press, deutsche welle, al jazeera, sky news, djtn al-mayadeen, and the associated press and almani sarham news agencies reflected on the british sky news tv channel , describing mr. raisi's visit to the african continent in order to diversify iran's export destinations. raisi's visit is done with the aim of strengthening economic diplomacy relations, consolidating political relations and diversifying iran's export destinations . china's ctn tv channel also considered mr. raisi's visit to the african continent as a sign of iran's desire to restore relations with the african continent. the signed memorandum of understanding aims to president raisi's trip to the african continent is to improve relations with the countries of the african continent. the former president of iran did not pay attention to the relations with the african continent. the website of the american cnn television network also considered this trip as a threat to the american sanctions and the african people we

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campaign funds so that they can then run for office when those campaign funds are then fed into cnn, and fox and tv to do commercials. so if i was to go on there and tell the truth, which is almost every politician in the united states is taking a legal bride. and politicians are being paid off every day by giant corporations. right. but because that money goes back to cnn and back to fox and back them as nbc in the form of advertising, they're not going to talk about it. and they're not them and criticize it. that's just one example that besides other businesses determining the editorial slab of the news. and unfortunately, this is how it works. and that's why people have to look at who owns these companies, where the shareholders that are invested in these networks. you really have to trace it back and see if you look at a company like black rock or via gartner states state street. yeah. they're shareholders in the media space. and this is really important for people to understand. so the people that you see on the screen, they are merely just a pop it like they don't really have get the opportun

military aid to ukraine at once . 400 million dollars were reported by journalists of the american tv channel cnn with a link according to two sources in the us department of defense, the allocation of the second package should be officially announced by the end of this week. both packages will include additional ammunition, military equipment, in particular anti-aircraft missile systems for the sans and drones. in addition, the pentagon announced that they plan to pay more attention to the repair of the equipment that was damaged during the hostilities . well, australia introduced another package of anti-russian sanctions. antibiotics were also added the sanctions were announced by the minister of foreign affairs of the green continent, penning. according to her, the restrictions will affect 35 russian organizations and ten citizens from russia and belarus. according to the head of the foreign policy department, a company that supplies advanced technologies , electronics and equipment to the russian armed forces and organizations that deal with atomic energy and the extraction of arctic resource

campaign funds so that they can then run for office when those campaign funds are then fed into cnn, and fox and tv to do commercials. so if i was to go on there and tell the truth, which is almost every politician in the united states is taking a legal bride. and politicians are being paid off every day by giant corporations. right. but because that money goes back to cnn and back to fox and back them as nbc in the form of advertising, they're not going to talk about it. and they're not going criticize it. that's just one example. but so it sort of businesses determining the editorial slant of the news. unfortunately, this is how it works and that's why people have to look at who owns these companies, where the shareholders that are invested in these networks. you really have to trace it back and see if you look at a company like black rock or via gartner states state street. yeah. they're shareholders in the media space. and this is really important for people to understand. so the people that you see on the screen, they are merely just a pop it like they don't really have get the opportunity to

campaign funds so that they can then run for office when those campaign funds are then fed into cnn, and fox and tv to do commercials. so if i was to go on there and tell the truth, which is almost every politician in the united states is taking a legal bride. and politicians are being paid off every day by giant corporations. right. but because that money goes back to cnn and back to fox and backed them as nbc in the form of advertising, they're not going to talk about it. and they're not them and criticize it. that's just one example. that was so sort of businesses determining the editorial slant of the news. unfortunately, this is how it works and that's why people have to look at who owns these companies, where the shareholders that are invested in these networks. you really have to trace it back and see if you look at a company like black rock or via gartner states state street. yeah. they're shareholders in the media space. and this is really important for people to understand. so the people that you see on the screen, they are merely just a pop it like they don't really have get the opportun

of the vilnius summit, sweden was represented by prime minister wulf christenson, as the tv channel reported cnnurk. stockholm's bid may be ratified by the turkish parliament during the autumn session, while ukraine's bid for nato membership, according to media reports blocked the us and germany any other news? give from themselves something vilnius learned. it's all eugene and the joker. in anticipation of this nato itself, the residents of vilnius stocked up on food and plan to stay at home, they will still not be allowed into the center, it will be blocked without documents. it is recommended not to appear on the street the city is already empty the police are everywhere, as are the ukrainian flags on the central gediminas avenue , army vehicles, red berets, green berets, armored vehicles, cordon and iron fence near the basilica of st. stanislaus built on the site of a pagan temple on next door grand hotel kempinske, where members of the delegations will live, even the vilnius airport will not work the whole day. they stuffed him with weapons, drove two patriot air defense systems from german

tv. now the new cnn original series "see it loud" celebrates the creators who have brought black tv to lifet's had on american culture as a whole. here's a preview. >> you know what time it is. >> when i think about the history of black television, i really think about progress. >> for the longest time we were footnotes in history. >> it is so important for us to have african american presentation. >> hey, uncle phil! >> we've talked about things that nobody in this country was willing to have a discussion about. >> i was like, martin, can you believe they call us icons? >> that was one of the first times i saw myself in the sci-fi genre. >> that show was so successful. it launched bravo network. >> tyler perry who owns a studio. in 1950 you never could have imagined it. >> this was an era to be as loud as pbl and as black as possible. >> we are the story. >> joining us now, this legendary actor of screen and stage, a triple threat, ben vereen. thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. blue fire to all my signifma brothers and sisters out there. >> you've played so many memorable ro

how we got here is a culmination of an 80-year struggle for black artists to be seen and heard on tv. a cnnal series explores the rich history of black television and the creators who brought it to life. here is a look at see it loud the history of black television. >> when you think about the history of black television you really think about progress. for the longest time we were footnotes in history. it is so important for us to have african american representation. >> talk about things that nobody in this country was willing to have a discussion about. >> i was like, do you believe they call us icons? >> that was one of the first times i saw myself in the sci-fi genre. >> that show was so successful. it launched bravo network. >> tyler perry owns the studio. in 1950 you couldn't have imagined it. >> an era to be as loud as possible and as black as possible. >> we are the story. >> joining us now is cnn's senior entertainment reporter lisa france. good to see you. so, you know, i talked about this being the golden age of black television, but when we start talking about some of the best

tv. the new cnn original series "see it loud: the history of black television," celebrates the creators whoooks at the impact it's had on american culture. here's preview. >> we don't see black people in a 9:00 dramatic slot, maybe one at "l.a. law" or here and there, but they're not the center, the core of what the show is about. >> i don't recall black dramas being pitched very often. >> certainly, you could say it was an outcome of the clarence thomas and anita hill hearings showing black people could hold an audience with a drama without taking their clothes off. >> television networks were under the impression that their advertising rates would be lower for the black family shows. there was just a sense that my colleagues did not want -- basically want a black cast. >> as long as we can make you laugh, then it's comfortable. whenever you're playing dramatic roles and taking on different persona, it's uncomfortable. >> i don't think that would be true today, but it was true 20 years ago. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. we want to toss to joe biden at the wh

. >>> tonight on "see it loud," cnn explores how reality tv, talk shows, and competition series are amongt and the truth of what ails us as a country impacted network executives to say enough of the false narrative of cops always being the hero. >> so you have these incidents, good and bad in reality tv and on scripted television, where real-life events are seeping into what we're seeing on television. and giving us a different way to consume what's happening in the str streets. >> "see it loud" airs tonight on cnn at 9:00 p.m. >>> in today's "beyond the call," five years ago, a california police officer helped a homeless boy get off the streets. >> well, that boy is of course now a man and headed off to college. cnn's camilla bernal has more on the meeting that changed both of their lives. >> reporter: a typical 17-year-old and a typical summer workout. but five years ago, alex rosario's life was anything but. >> i knew i was homeless. i knew i didn't have shoes for a shelter or a place to call home. >> reporter: something that the starbucks employees in escondido noticed. >> they inform

tv. now, the new cnn original series see it loud, the history of black television, celebrates the creatorsho brought black tv to life. and looks at the impact it has had on american culture. here is a preview. >> i think about the history of black television. i really think about progress. for the longest time, we were footnotes in history. it is so important for us to have african american rep presentation. >> we talk about things no one was willing to have a discussion about. >> can you believe they call us icons? >> that was one of the first times i saw myself in the sci- fi genre. >> that show was so successful it launched bravo network. >> tyler perry who owns a studio. in 1950, you never could imagine it. >> this was an era to be as loud and black as possible. >> we are the story. >> joining me now is justin semyon. the creator of the film dear white people and the netflix series of the same name. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> so justin, some of these tv shows were my favorite. but i never thought of them as black television until now. you know? the jeffersons, the

order to help this erosion from within the kremlin leadership, and also the american tv channel, in particular, cnn nbc, with reference to their own sources , reported that very recently there were yambrans in ukraine, most likely this happened even before the prigozhin rebellion in russia, and in particular he also met with president volodymyr zelenskyi . it is not known what they talked about, no matter how someone likes it, but russia remains a part of european history and culture, let alone geography will change, and therefore russia will remain our biggest neighbor, the minister of foreign affairs, not alexander shallenberg, said about this on the air of the austrian tv channel orf -2, and he is against all those who want to replace putin in the chair of the russian president , according to the head of the austrian foreign ministry, such a change could be potentially dangerous because, mr. shallenberg says, there are worse alternatives in russia besides putin. well, he repeated the russian mantra that in the west they want to abolish russia and everything russian according to their words. olek

tv? now, the new cnn original series, see it loud, the history of black television celebrates the creatorshad on american culture. here is a preview. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i think about the history of black television, i really think about progress. for the longest time, we were footnotes in history. it is so important for us to have african american representation. >> hey, uncle phil. >> we talked about things that nobody in this country was willing to have a discussion about. >> i was like, martin, did you believe that they called us icons? >> that was one of the first times i saw myself in the sci-fi genre. >> that show was so successful, it launched bravo network. >> we had tyler parody who owns a studio. in 1950's, you could never have imagined it. >> in this era to be as loud as possible and as black as possible. >> we are the story. >> joining me now is justin simeon, the creator of the film, dear white people and the netflix series at the same name. justin, great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> so, justin, some of the tv shows were my favorite, as we're for millions of americans.

on, you're going to see a lot more reality tv and game shows, things that aren't tied to acting and writing, and that in the same way. >> i do have to note, cnnludes new tv coming out this week. the second episode, explaining the history of black television. here's a look at the new episode. >> the biggest superstars in comedy have been black. >> the chappelle show redefines sketch comedy. >> set up for black comedians r ahead of its time. >> bernie mack, steve harvey. >> it was a black comic's paradise. >> laughter purifies the air. >> and lisa, why i can't wait to watch this episode is comedy has given a lot of black creators to talk about taboo issues like race in a way they may not be able to talk about it in others ways, to be so honest. why is that important? >> it's important because historically back in the day, we used to have white performers appearing in blackface, and they made blacks feel like caricatures. that's how they were portrayed, and black performers have been able to have the last laugh by talking about race and history and politics, and making it funny. so if racism is the disease, then comedy is the medicine. laughter

well, i know what is known from open sources. in the new york times, cnn is the fault of several leading american newspapers and tvnnels. the discussion in general does not exist in american society . i can tell you for sure that there is a discussion at the top of the government. the pentagon, as far as it can be understood from open publications, supports the provision of attacks to ukraine. this is being resolved. at the level of the white house at the moment and i am, as far as i can see, the hope of those who comment on this that it will be resolved a-a soon it may even be resolved a-a hmm but you understand, i would referred to what he said yesterday at the press conference as general mili, the chairman of the committee of the chiefs of staff, that no weapon by itself can solve the war in favor of cheyovsky in favor of ukraine in particular, but he mostly spoke about the planes, he called to calculate how much it costs, for example, 20f16. for example, ukraine receives them, how will this affect the results on the battlefield, that is, ukraine needs a lot , really needs a lot of things, so when they determin

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sticking with our popular culture lead, a new cnn production called the allowed celebrate creators who have made tve reflective of the united states of america and brought black tv to life. the show and series looks at the impact that this has had on american culture. here is a preview. >> when i think about the history of black television, i really think about progress. >> for the longest time, we were footnotes in history. >> it is so important for us to have african-american representation. >> we talk about things that nobody in the country was willing to have a discussion about. >> that was one of the first times i saw myself in a sci-fi drama. >> that show was so successful, it launched bravo network. in 1950, you could never have imagined it. >> this was an error to be as loud as possible and as black as possible. >> we are the story. stroma connects to guest needs no introduction. we first met her at the damage dance teacher lydia grant in the amazing 1980s tv series "fame." >> you got big dreams, you want fame. well, fame costs. right here is where you start paying. in sweat. >> joining us

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. >>> the new cnn original series, see it loud, the history of black television, celebrates creators who brought black tvthis week a look at comedy in the black community and the special role it's played in television. here's a preview. >> your biggest superstars in comedy have been black. >> the chappelle show redefines sketch comedy. >> a platform for black comedians blowing up. >> the richard pryor show was ahead of its time. >> you could watch city hall every night. >> bernie mac, steve harvey. >> def comedy jam was a black comic's paradise. >> laughter is healing. laughter purifies the air. >> and cnn's senior entertainment writer lisa res pers france joins us now. as we saw in that clip, some of the biggest names in tv comedy have been black comedians, red fox, rich pryor, eddie murphy, dave chappelle. why has comedy been such a successful way to make a mark in television? >> because historically black performers have faced all types of barriers getting taken seriously in hollywood. so they had to use comedy as a way to even get into the industry. if you can make people laugh, if you can tickle the

cnn newsroom." if you are just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date with our top story this is hour. most tv and movie production in the u.s. is shut down now that the actors union sag-aftra is on strike. members are expected to picket today. screen writers have been on strike since may. >>> and extreme heat is scorching parts of the u.s. nearly the entire state of california is under heat alerts and death valley could reach an incredible 130 degrees farenheit. >>> of europe is also sweltering and climate scientists at the european space agency saying it is only just begun. there is a red alert heatwave warning for ten major cities including rome and florflorence. and a construction washinger died after collapsing on a roadside tuesday. and a new study says more than 61,000 people died in europe from heat related illness last year during europe's hottest summit on record. >>> and temperatures in rome will rise again this weekend. and may reach 40 degrees celsius. 104 degrees farenheit early next week. barbie in a ds one of those man. >> reporter: a grips heatwave making a roman holiday rathe

now the new cnn original series celebrates the creators who have brought black tv to life, and it lookst's had on american culture. here is a preview. ♪ you know what time it is ♪ >> when i think about the history of black television, i really think about progress. >> for the longest time, we were footnotes in history. >> it is so important for us to have african american representation. ♪ >> we talked about things that nobody in this country was willing to have a discussion about. >> martin, can you believe they call us icons? >> that was one of the first times i saw myself in the sci-fi genre. >> that show was so successful. it launched bravo network. >> who owns the studio, in 1950 you could have never imagined it. >> this was an era to be as loud as possible and as black as possible. >> we are the story. >> and joining us now is comedian and actress from hbo's "insecure" amanda seales. cnn and hbo are owned by the same parent company, just a note there. your show "insecure" created by isa ray looks at a group of friends. >> issa rae. >> issa rae, excuse me, as they try to navigate c

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actors strike is on top of the writers' strike, meaning your favorite tv shows and movies could experience a serious intermission. cnn'sive for us in los angeles. natasha, what are the major issues between the two sides here when it comes to the actors' strike? >> well, jake, i spoke to the sag-aftra chief negotiator outside of their headquarters here. he told me there's a fairly big gap, especially when it comes to compensation. he said what the studios were offering essentially would have actors paid less than they were in 2020 when adjusted for inflation. there was also disagreement about residuals as far as streaming content and protections when it comes to artificial intelligence taking the digital likeness of an actor. now, fran drescher, the president of sag-aftra-a dressed the media at a press conference, talking about how the studio was suggesting very small changes. >> we're not going to keep doing incremental changes on a contract that no longer honors what is happening right now with this business model that was foisted upon us. what are we doing? moving around furniture on the "titanic"? it's crazy. >> rep

cnn news central" starts right now. ♪ >>> picket lines forming coast to coast as movie and tv actors join writers on strike, effectivelyhutting down hollywood. upcoming film releases, new tv shows won't be coming soon. releases and premieres will be delayed. it could mean billions in losses. >>> and a culture war, hardline republicans pushing through amendments. does it stand any chance in the senate? we're live on capitol hill. >>> and russian president putin speaking out about the wagner group for the first time since its fighter led a rebellion in the country. we are following the major developing stories, all coming in right here to "cnn news central." ♪ >>> from the production set to the picket line, 160,000 actors are taking part in a historic-making strike that will effectively freeze all film and television production in the u.s. this marks the first time that actors and writers have simultaneously gone on strike since 1960. the trickle effects of this are big. not only will various projects be halted, but the promotion of them will also be impacted. economies that support these productions will take a hit. las

it will be broadcasted on apple tv and, of course, afterwards we will have all the details on cnn inis event in around one hour. the show is going to start at 6:30. they say colombia singer camilo is among the singers who will perform. fred, the arrival of messi, it means so much to the city of miami. he's considered by many the greatest footballer of all time. he's a four-time champion leagues winner. and most recently, he won the world cup with argentina seven months ago in qatar. he's one of the planet's most recognizable humans that happens to play the most popular sport in the world. that is soccer. >> he's a fave. he's a fave everywhere and in my household too. i love the hot pink. but of course, miami. you got to go for the hot peink. good to see you. thanks so much. >>> thank you so much for hanging with us all weekend long. i'm fredricka whitfield. the "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin tonight wit

and you'll be able to see much more of alex's exclusive tv interview with ukraine's defense minister throughout the day tomorrow right here on cnn that investigators are using a police dog and ground-penetrating radar to search the home of the man suspected in the gilgo beach serial killers. next on cnn you'll see how new technology and a discarded pizza box led police to rex heuermann on a new episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper." and here's a preview. >> he is growing into the suspect because you now have a car. you have a face. you have the geographic connection. but that is circumstantial. they need that thin hair of evidence that is going to go from circumstantial to certainty. and the thin hair of evidence turns out to be a thin hair. >> two of those hairs apparently, according to the document that we've read, can be connected to his wife. and one of them can be connected straight to him. >> now we're in a different place. >> today's a good day. >> what did it feel like to tell the public we got the guy, this is who he is? >> it felt good. it's the reason why i became a police officer. >> ladies and gentlemen,

tv. from the jeffersons to family matters, fresh print to martin, a new cnn original series looks at iconic black television and its impact on america. don't miss see it loud, the history of black television, and that debuts here sunday at 9:00. thank you so much for joining us. "anderson" starts now. >>> tonight on "360," breaking news. renewed focus by investigators on a 2020 oval office meeting where trump allies allegedly schemed with the former president about seizing voting machines and overturning the election. >>> also tonight, where is prigozhin? the wagner mercenary leader supposedly exiled to belarus for leading a mutiny against the kremlin. has he returned to the motherland? and what will vladimir putin do to him there. >>> and marjorie taylor greene, is she too much even for the conservative freedom caucus? reports she may have been voted out by her fellow republicans. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news, what multiple sources are telling cnn about that turbulent december 18th 2020 oval office meeting involving the former president rudy giuliani, disgraced general michael f

cnn's alex marquardt reports that they already appear to be there. >> reporter: new video on state tvw wagner mercenaries in southern belarus training local groups, where leader yevgeny prigozhin was supposed to be exiled to, throwing his fate and that of wagner into doubt. in a new interview released today, putin proclaimed we do not have a law for private military organizations, it simply does not exist. the group exists, but legally it does not exist. putin is referencing russia's law against mercenary groups, but also stating a new reality. wagner, as it has exist in ukraine as a fighting force, could be done. and prigozhin may be split from his men. >> we don't know what the future is going to be here, whether it's in ukraine or anywhere else around the world. we know they are still conducting malicious activity, particularly in africa. >> reporter: after the wagner mutiny came to a sudden halt on june 24th, putin accused the mercenaries of being traitors, then just five days later putin said in the interview he invited 35 wagner commanders, including prigozhin, to the kremlin an

. >>> the new cnn original series "see it loud: the history of black conversation" celebrates the black creators that brought tvthat 9:00 dramatic slot. they're not the center of the core of what the show is about. >> i don't recall black dramas being pitched very often. >> certainly you could say it was an outcome of the clarence thomas and anita hill hearing that black people could hold the audience with a drama without taking their clothes off. >> television networks were under the impression that their advertising rates would be lower for the black family shows. there was just a sense that my colleagues did not want basically an all black cast. >> as long as we can make you laugh, then it's comfortable. whenever you're playing dramatic roles and you're taking on a different persona, it's uncomfortable. >> i don't think that would be true today. but that was true 20 years ago. >> and the co-host of "entertainment tonight" kavon frazier joins us now. real pleasure to have you on. thanks for being with us. before we get to tonight's show, let's talk about the strikes in hollywood. you talk to a lot of actors.

this as cnn has exclusive new reporting on the special counsel probe of trump. >>> actors hit the picket lines, striking against the film and tv industry. some of the biggest stars in the business are part of the walkout that's effectively shutting down hollywood. >>> after alluding police for over a decade, a suspect is charged with murder in the serial killings of women on long island. officials revealing dramatic details a short while ago about how he was caught, including burner phones and called to taunt relatives. i'm jim acosta and you are in "the situation room." >>> this hour, we are following new developments in two investigations of donald trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2024 presidential election, that includes exclusive new cnn reporting of the probe by special counsel jack smith. let's begin with cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reed. break down this and what it says about the investigation. this is important. >> reporter: it's incredibly important reporting by zach cohen. the secretaries of state in pennsylvania and new mexico have both spoken with investigators in the special counse

revealing is what cnn and other liberal media outlets, whether he's a disgruntledinking t repu, they can get on their tv show to trash other republicans. look huas jim jordan said, that laptop is hunter biden. cbs did a forensic audit tha to prove that these whistleblowers are credibl e. sh in they've never had a blemish on their records and everything they testifyrd and under oath dg their transcribed interview in ways and meansng their. we've been able to back up with bank records in our investigatioton. igatio >> well, congressman jordan, according to thin.>> laus new rx from fox news digital on nearly a dozen currens t and former hoa officials serving in the white house and the biden administration, including the president's national security adviser and secretary of state tecurity have extensia to hunter biden. now, congressman jordan hunter isn't just some like wayward who, you know, has struggles with drugs. he's an operate here and he's bc making connections because those connections paause thosey. big time. you know, they sure do. as as chairman colmer and the oversight committee has0 so uncove

tv or read. it seemed like something who was reliving it. >> reporter: from massapequa park, i'm jean casarez for cnn. >>> to greece now, wildfires raging there have turned deadly killing three people including two firefighting pilots. a warning, this video is disturbing. the pilots were killed when their plane crashed after dropping a load of water. you can see the plane seems to roll over, plunge into the hillside and burst into flames. linda, we understand the greek government is planning to honor the sacrifice of those two firefighting pilots. >> reporter: yes, it did. national defense ministry has called for three days of mourning to honor these two firefighters that died yesterday. and obviously the greek public is shocked by this tragic incident after following the efforts of the firefighters for over a week now to try to put out these large blazes raging all over greece. the incident took place right behind me on the island, you can see it a bit in the background. it is very hazy here, so i'm not sure if you can see it because of the smoke, because of the really hot temperatures that we're ha

cnn. three of the kind of scooping sections the book, you know we did a lot of tv and digital attention around those. and in the one about justice this is the chief justice working with anthony kennedy on a pair of gay rights like i included a paragraph that said it is to find out what really happened and this is this is how we find out and it's limited because you have to you know, because some other justices might not know. and i'm always very about being too chamber centric, you know, getting information from one or two chambers and not the others. so, you know, we often will we we make clear to when we can that the limitations. and, you know, if i had a nickel for every time i put in the story, you know, the court declined comment. the court declined comment. chief justice john roberts declined to comment. that's why when we did hear clarence thomas, his explanation on the travels with harlan crowe was at least a step forward. but was interesting that he said, you know, they essentially me not to report them but who you know then if you go back, you say, okay, well, who exactly? well that'

cnn news central. >>> hollywood is effectively shut down for the first time in 63 years. two major unions are on strike. movie and tv actors joining writers and heading to picket line's coast to coast. hollywood's largest union comprised of 160,000 actors made the big decision after talks with the major studios and streaming services fell apart. they now join the 11,000 members of the guild who have been on strike since may. these fights are hitting very hard and hitting very far and wide. upcoming film releases, new tv shows, they will not be coming soon. releases and premieres will be delayed and the stars of those shows will not be out promoting their work. perfect example is what just happened. the stars of the new movie with the likes of matt damon and emily blunt blocked out of the uk premier for their film last night after the strike was called. here is more on this. chloe, where do things stand today? >> reporter: it's a tough situation and you will see people picketing later today in new york and los angeles. i want to point out it's not just actors that are being effective. it's the security, it's the craf

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