couldn't help but be derek. doing shady things that give her pause. >> he would go missing and i'm like why did he go mia when we are suppose today do something? suddenly there is zero communication. you are just gone. >> how does he explain that? >> there is always an excuse. almost made me feel bad. i would be really angry at the time. and then, he would have it all turned around and like he was really busy doing something. and then it was important. >> reporter: and when he was around, she said they were always taking trips with the er to deal with his old war injuries and a heart condition. or so he said. >> we spent a lot of time in the emergency room. they are giving him lots of drugs. >> reporter: it was after a legitimate trip to the er he had been in a motorcycle accident, curiosity got the better of missy. when he wasn't looking, she snooped. >> i said i'm going to look in that wallet. when i open up the wallet, there's a minnesota state id in there that says derek alldred. >> he told you he is richie.

thought he'd wrapped up derek was confident derek was confident he had. lj, whoever he was, still hadn't turned up, but detective, derek johnson, still thought he wrapped up his first homicide. all he needed was the lab to confirm that the blood found in daniel's home was annie's, but then the lab called and everything unraveled. >>> coming up. >> i cried for 2 hours. i had only had a few months in detectives and i didn't know if i was capable of doing this. >> when dateline continues. ont rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. (♪♪) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle p

derek van dam: with any major hurricane, a track is far from certain. hurricane ian was no different. so i think a lot of people in fort myers thought that they were in the clear because so much focus and attention was on tampa bay. but what ended up happening was fort myers was going to get hit directly. [thunder crashes] this is bad. barbie waggoner: i was watching one of the different weather cameras that they had all over the island. and i knew that that camera was over 8 feet in the air. all of a sudden, i see that camera go underwater. [music playing] the water was rising so fast. my sister's house was across the street. i'm thinking, the houses aren't going to make it. and i said, you need to leave your house. mitch and mary came over about that time and said, we're scared. can we stay with you? mary wojciechowksi: mitch and i, we lived right across from the water. that morning i didn't know what to think. i said, come on, we're going to go by bob's, because at least we'll all be together. i honestly thought everything was going to be ok. it was

>> reporter: derek ultimately reapplied for bar admission. at a hearing last december, the tennessee board of law examiners heard from his doctor and colleagues. after nearly three years of battle, derek received his law license with no conditions. the justice department is now investigating his case. this january his 2-year-old son watched derek take his oath. >> it was emotional that day. my grandma, you know, knowing that she's watching over me, that's a big deal. >> reporter: now derek wants to make his son proud and help people as a lawyer. kate snow, nbc news, clarksville, tennessee. >> in just 60 seconds, the warning to mothers after the sudden rise this summer of a virus impacting children. >>> plus, the manhunt for an escaped convicted murderer in north carolina entering its second day, and the sheriff now revealing a personal connection to the man he's now out to catch. he sheriff now revealing a personal connection to the man he's now out to catch. za. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem,... ..

but as derek paramore shows us, if they are descended and domesticated, maybe they are really cute.s like a baby bird on your shoulder. >> there you go. there you go. >> not the reaction. we always have when we see a skunk. but valentine here is a cuddle bug. >> he likes to be scratched. he does. >> the man holding valentine is derek paramore, who really loves skunks so much so he even rescues them with his ohio based animal sanctuary called a sanctuary of stinky noodles. play, play. it's such a lovely day. needless to say, derek is aware of thetia guys can have w people feel when they spot one in their backyard. >> oh my god, are you going to spray? oh goodness, he's going to he's going to bite me. they just want the bugs out of your grass or something smelly you have in your garbage or whatever. >> of course, wild skunks can spray or bite you, but derek wants to challenge people to not always rush to judgment. >> these guys are very misunderstood and just like myself, i have a kinship with them because of the difference with people's thoughts, you know, and the stigma behind being

>> derek has -- >> yeah, your hand is up. [laughter] >> he spent four years on a committee, running a committee that tried to do some of this. >> a few thoughts. i mean, i think my primary takeaway from the work of the modernization committee is if you want things to work differently in congress, do things differentlyly in congres. our committee didn't sit with democrats on one side to have dais and the other side on the other, we staggered our seating. we didn't even sit at a dais, because conversations speaking to the back of each other's heads weren't particularly effective. we sat around a big, round table. we did something which was a recommendation by the committee which is we had joint staffs which, by the way, the armed services committee does ass a well. i don't know if others do. i think some may have, you know, like, clerk type roles, bipartisan. but, you know, we didn't have a staff with separate blue and red jerseys, we just had staff with fixed congress yore says. and those changes -- jerseys. and those changes

derek, thank you for your work. your work today but really all the things you did, we are going to miss you. you can be part of the former members soon. >> i agree with everything in this discussion. great ideas. you are setting the tone with this meeting. convene existing members in an off the record, off-site forum and challenge them. when they come in the room, have them do a simple exercise. take the opposing position. you are a republican, we want you to argue for the democrat position. that will foster that trust conversation and respect conversation. i love that institution with all my heart. i love my country even more. to the point that has been raised here, the institution is at a point of extreme difficulty. for it to function, we need the silent majority of people, the 80 million people who are like, are you kidding me, at of 300 million people, these are the two candidates for president? we need to harness that power and give them a pulpit and give them a voice here. one last point we talk a lot about d

>> major: derek beasley, thank you so much. news has obtained new body cam video of the moment local police confronted a would-be assassin just before he opened fire on former president trump last month. there is no audio on this part, but you see an officer with a butler township police department signaling for a boost, so he can check out the roof where we now know the gunman was positioned. the officer grabs onto the ledge, hanging on for about two seconds before he drops down and takes off running. moments later, he is back at his patrol car, describing what he saw. >> this close, bro, then he turned around on me. he is straight up. >> major: a secret service sniper shot and killed the gunman seconds after he opened fire. tonight, cbs news has learned more about the plot to attack a taylor swift concert in vienna, austria. the suspect who was planning an attack outside the concert told investigators he was prepared to die, with the intent to kill as many fans as possible. investigators he was prepared to die, with the inten

can you respond to the sentencing of derek drummond? for taking part in violent disorder in southport. is that what you would have expected? the southport. is that what you would have expected?— southport. is that what you would have exected? . , . have expected? the maximum sentence is five ears have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so — have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this _ have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this is _ have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this is what _ have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this is what i _ is five years so this is what i would have expected. you get a discount if you are only guilty for about 30%. essentially this is the toughest sentence this judge can get. a sentence of three years is a substantial sentence and exactly in line with what i would expect the courts to be doing in response to this wave of criminal disorder. does the 'ustice this wave of criminal disorder. does the justice system _ this wave of criminal di

but the court heard that derek drummond did express remorse to the police.own his family. today, thejudge said the disorder had been the most foul and racist abuse. "this was not mindless thuggery. you and every other defendant i am dealing with today made a choice to get involved," he said. the three men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg, and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. riley, drummond and geiran mistakenly thought they would escape justice. they now face an extended period of time behind bars, and their criminal convictions will stay with them forever. these sentencings have been the first for violent disorder. more defendants are coming before judges to face allegations that will take weeks to work through. tomorrow this court is expected to televise the sentencing of convicted offenders — justice being seen to be done. dominic casciani, bbc news, liverpool. sima kotecha is here with more.

derek drummond three years for taking part in the southport disturbance, where he was part of a mobople who marched on the town's mosque, declan gearan, he got 30 months for setting fire to a police van in liverpool. liam really 20 months forjoining a protest in liverpool in which he hurtinged abuse at police officer, the judges wanted to make an example of them and he made it clear people should expect long sentence, outside court the senior regional prosecute erwelcomed these sentences. we will continue to work— erwelcomed these sentences. we will continue to work side _ erwelcomed these sentences. we will continue to work side by _ erwelcomed these sentences. we will continue to work side by side - erwelcomed these sentences. we will continue to work side by side with - continue to work side by side with our police — continue to work side by side with our police partners to ensure that the criminaljustice system responds to any— the criminaljustice system responds to any and _ the criminaljustice system responds to any and all incidents of disorder as swiftly— to any and all inci

kasie. >> it sounds like at derek van dam process morning, derek, thank you.it. >> all right. coming up on cnn this morning, a potential breakthrough for peace talks in gaza. hamas reversing its position, agreeing to return to the negotiating table and if olympic officials won't give a medal to team usa's jordan chiles most currently rapper flavor flav will go back dam new cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage that democratic national convention monday at seven on cnn and streaming on max no sir you got to take airborne daily unlike some others, it has seven nutrients to help fill those holes. >> your immune system may have holes. >> holes oh show love. new airborne seven immune supporting nutrients are most complete support yet. >> when we say it'll be on time, they expect it to be on time it turned shipping to your advantage, keep those expectations with reliable ground shipping thanks, brandon. with usps ground advantage? power e trades easy to use tools like

derek drummond received three years for his part in the disorder which flared up in southport after threeirls were killed in a knife attack at a dance class. he was one of three men to be jailed at liverpool crown court. declan geiran, seen here, and liam james riley were sentenced to 30 months and 20 months in prison, respectively. so far, more than 400 arrests have been made and about 100 people have been charged in connection with the national unrest. police sources say nearly 6,000 officers have been mobilised in preparation for more violence — there are reports up to 30 further demonstrations planned for wednesday. in sentencing the three men, the judge said that genuine grief had been "hijacked" by their "callous behaviour". jonathan egan, from the crown prosecution service, spoke outside court. the three men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. the disturbing images we have seen across th

three years for derek drummond. 30 months for declan geiran. and 20 months for liam riley. attacked their communities. on monday, they admitted their crimes and today, at liverpool crown court, they faced the consequences. derek drummond joined a 1,000—strong mob that marched on southport�*s mosque last tuesday. he attacked police as they battled to contain the violence. declan geiranjoined a gang in liverpool last saturday. he set fire to a police van and watched it burn. elsewhere in the city the same day, liam riley was among 100 people advancing on police as some threw rocks and bricks. an officer grappled him to the ground. riley, who was clearly drunk, shouted that he was a "traitor" and "muslim lover". today, thejudge said the disorder had been the most foul and racist abuse. "this was not mindless thuggery. you and every other defendant i am dealing with today made a choice to get involved," he said. the three men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg, and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves i

derek vaughan: i had a few officers on shift with me that night. we had decided that we were gonna go ahead and meet at the police department. the services all started going down suddenly. the power in the entire town went off. and of course, when that happened, we knew that it was probably about to hit. i remember officer simpson went to the front window and he just yelled, there's debris coming in. and as i watched him turn and run towards us, the whole front of the building just exploded inward on us. you almost couldn't even tell which way it was up, there was much wind and debris. it was almost like being underwater. trent okerson: mayfield water and electric, their facility was just on the edge of the worst damage path. even there, you saw the massive amounts of debris that was blowing, pieces of wood flying through the air like missiles, and they weren't even directly in the core of that tornado. one of the buildings that was close to the police department that got hit real hard was the f&b bank right there on the court square. and all of a

derek. good morning. >> kasie. if you pick up on a hint of jealousy in my whether cast this morning is because i have alright, so chicago, you've got like the quintessential day today. it's gorgeous. >> it is absolutely gorgeous here. i have to say that it is perfect out of the convention center, go to regularly you feel go check it out because it's going to be another perfect day. it feels like it's the middle of september in chicago. other locations across the eastern us feeling more like autumn versus the middle of summer, the dog days of summer, as we call them, maybe just take new york for example, 71 today that is your average high temperature for september 29. we want to take it while we can because we know the heat's going to return. the same cannot be said for people in texas. this is a difficult day. again, another heat advisory, excessive heat warnings, stretching all the way to the coast after a day of record breaking heat, the mercury and the thermometer climbing to the triple digits for many locations

derek van dam for us this morning. derek, always grateful to see you.hank you so much. >> still ahead here on cnn this morning, the trump campaign, pushing back on reports of an incident at arlington national cemetery, why some are accusing trump? >> officials are breaking the law during his visit this week, plus new polling battleground states shows a race dramatically reshaped with kamala harris at the top of the ticket because it a good idea to give kamala harris that promotion know, we're going to do what donald trump loves to do to people who don't do their jobs you are fired kamala harris, you're out of there. it's done tonight the most anticipated interview of this election kamala harris and two walz sit down with dana bash for the first interview. harris and walz. a cnn exclusive tonight at 9:00 a.m. jonathan larson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget remember the three ps what are the three ps the three ps of life insurance on a fixed bu

derek van dam for us this morning. derek, thank you. really appreciate it all right. >> coming up next on cnn this morning, former president trump holding a press conference aimed at combating anti-semitism the message did seem to get a little muddy as his remarks took a turn, plus president biden and kamala harris together again in public for the first time since harris took the reins of the 2024 campaign? >> there's a lot of love. it this. >> president cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage that democratic national convention monday seven on cnn, and streaming on their technology relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours or so aid can be deliverer, dance. okay. dave, let's be more than our allergies xi's the day with xer zantac, a heart heart-attack. do they have life insurance? >> no but we, have life insurance john, i'm trying to find something we can afford fortunately, it only a few minutes, select poll found john a $500,000 policy

let's get to our meteorologist, derek van dam. derek. good morning. >> yeah, it's not only the northeast that's experiencing cooler than normal temperatures. it's out west, too. we actually may see our first flakes of snow across the higher elevations of the sierra nevada mountain range. so that's saying something. maybe the seasons are starting to change. it will feel like cool from chicago. cool. autumn, i should say chicago, all the way to the new england coastline. but for only one more day. look at the mercury in the thermometer. it will climb back right into the 80s. remember, this is still the middle to late parts of august, although it is feeling like the middle of september for many of these locations. new york's high temperature of 76 today. that's your average high for the 17th of september. so quite a change. now we've got a lot of heat. still building across the central parts of texas. you step outside and this is what it will feel like a very, very hot temperature, triple digits. that's why we have above average weather the

derek van dam. thank you so much. also, too, are at least a rough and her team out there and steinhatchee, florida. thank you, john. all right. with us now, citrus county, florida sheriff mike pence or gras sheriff. thank you so much for being with us. looks okay. where you are right now. give us an assessment of the damage. what are you seeing right now? >> we're stated a second highway 19 at stake here we go one, hurricane to move down record breaking this morning sorts to our community or in-between some small lines out here. >> right now a little bit later today just the height tide, come in and possibly break 5% right here to assert over overstanding and of course, we've had a lot of other things no losses of life, no folks neighbors, yet. >> but we do have a lot of seconds route across the saturated ground on our jobs today share from having a hard time hearing you. >> i don't know if you can get closer to the microphone but you talked about how a daily pass through there and brought storm surge and you're expec

kasie all right. >> derek van dam for this morning, derek, thank you very much. coming up next here on cnn this morning, donald trump trying to land key endorsements from big labor unions. >> but one union leader just filed charges plus in just hours, a nasa news conference. >> we're going to find out maybe how to space agency plans to bring to stranded astronauts it feels good to float around, it feels good to be in space and work up here with the international space station team. so yeah, it's great to be up here so i'm not complain, which isn't complaining that we're here for a couple of weeks extra weeks cnn is live from chicago as dm mcbride's unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention monday seven on cnn and streaming on ben. what are you ready to connect to a perfect journey with turkish airlines to feel welcomed? >> and to feel refreshed to discover unforgettable flavors reached new heights of happiness to connect to a journey that's perfect because of you it's us

. >> let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek good morning. what are we seeing yet? >> kasie landfall is imminent and thank goodness, it's happening because it's run out of time to strengthen just before could really get its act together completely. still a category one atlantic hurricane, 80 mile per hour winds cedar key right now reporting six feet of storm surge. so the surge that was forecast from the national hurricane center been realized just a couple of feet shy from hurricane idalia back in august of 2023. and we all remember how impactful that was for the big bend region. the eye wall making landfall right now, you can see just as the center of the storm actually crosses land, that's when the official landfall will be made near the steinhatchee region are just two points to the northwest. there is a lot of rain associated with the system. flash flooding already occurring and will continue today and will extend right through the early parts of this work week think we're ahead. we've got a heads-up. hear from savannah to charleston, pa

let's go now to cnn's meteorologist derek van dam in the weather center.erek, that is astonishing video. what more have you learned about this landslide in alaska? >> yeah, jim, we're learning that a lot of rain fell in a very short amount of time and you add that into the topography of the mountains within this southern peninsula of alaska. and that of course can lead to a failing slope of a mountain sides. so officially, the kachka, an airport received about two-and-a-half inches in a 24 hour period, but there our reports and the national weather service that the mountain ranges here across the ketchikan mountains there are about 3,000 feet high at they received between eight to nine inches of rainfall in roughly a 30 hour period. that's a lot of rain. and of course, where does that rain go well, it travels down the slopes and sometimes it can cause these slope failures don't as a landslide, they happen in all us states. but it is the most steep slopes that are the most vulnerable. so if we start building our households here along the slopes of these lar

let's get to our meteorologist, the weatherman, derek van dam. derek, good morning. sounds like it's going to be for some thought in my hometown of grand rapids, michigan that some school districts are closing their schools completely for the day today, even calling it a half-day for some other locations as well. they say that there are two and three story buildings just cannot handle the strain on the air conditioning system that will take place today when you have the heat and humidity as high as it will be. so that's the big story. there's also the chance of severe storms. we'll get to both. but here's the millions of americans under some sort of heat alerts today, we have heat warnings for chicago, portions of southwest michigan, and there's the advisories for western michigan and even some heat alerts stretching across the mid-atlantic as well. so you factor in the humidity, it will feel like 103 in my hometown of grand rapids, 109 in chicago. that's downright dangerous. you need to take those extra precautions. we often talk about this time of year in the middl

all right. >> good to know derek van dam for us this morning. derek. thank you very much. much. >> all right. still ahead here on cnn this morning, both campaigns trying to take the lead on the economy. we're going to take a look at how donald trump pitches economic plan to voters and what we might expect from kamala harris plus president biden gets ready for his first official public event with harris since he left the race. it comes as reports claimed, he's getting angry with some party he liters what a long way from his somber oval office address i revere this office i love my country more for the honor of my life to serve as your president what did the defense of democracy, which is a stake i think is more important than any title cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for compassion and for complete coverage the democratic national convention monday at seven on cnn and streaming on back morgan stanley he is partnering, but the women's tennis association to remove boundaries because this game

derek van dam for us, derek, always grateful to have you.much. >> coming up next, how politics are complicating attempts to solve the crisis at the southern border evergreen story plus israel on high alert missing for retaliation from iran side are you on know what simple to defeat me house of the dragon streaming exclusively on max right now, pet dander skin cells in dirt are settling deep into your carpet fibers. >> stanley steamer removes the dirt you see in the dirt you don't you're corporates aren't clean until their states and least steamer clean watch this witness. >> what happens to this woman's bags under her eyes in an actual time-lapse in just minutes. the problem will disappear before your eyes with a revolutionary topical formulation that works in just minutes. and the effects will last for hours, over 1 million people are using this topical technique to visually reduce puffiness and backs, even fine lines and wrinkles on the face and forehead introducing plex a derm jump on board and say yes to this amazing 14, 95 plexiform tri

derek van dam for us this morning, derek, thank you. >> i appreciate it jonah, come here on cnn thisorning. >> rfk junior dropping out of the presidential race, putting his weight behind can another candidate, how deep former independent presidential candidates still plans to hit the campaign trail. plus donald trump and jd vance's latest campaign promise this time on the issue, of abortion if you and donald trump are elected, that you will not impose a federal ban on abortion. i can absolutely commit that kristina dahl trump has been as clear about that as possible the tv moments that took culture over the edge, people who are watching and then our world change. he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge from years sunday, september 22, did nine on cnn her name with thorkil acts good. >> good. >> good yeah. >> track down collect to group bites for fast and junko costume good morning. even better with all galactic appears to getting better with age, appears to be nice to every thursday help fuel today with boost high protein complete nutrition. >> you need in the flavor you lov

derek, good morning. what do we see in here? >> yeah, tough to see that video coming out of fort myers beach, their case, he considering what they contended with back in september of 2022 with hurricane ian. ian still cleaning up after that now, getting submerged by more storm surge from a storm system that's well to its north and west. this is hurricane debby, latest 5:00 a.m. update state from the national hurricane center is in not quite making landfall just yet wins, holding steady, but the storm has definitely consolidated overnight. there's the eyewall. remember, it needs to be halfway over land for landfall to be called. so keaton beach, the steinhatchee region, the big bend. we call that basically the catcher's mitt of florida that is where that eyewall will make landfall here within the upcoming hours, there's a tornado threat on that right quadrant. you can see some of those bands moving through the central portions of the florida peninsula about the big story as the history books are written here with this particular

joining me now is derek redmond. it's lovely to talk to you., i wasn't too pleased _ felt as it happened. well, i wasn't too pleased about _ felt as it happened. well, i wasn't too pleased about situation, i too pleased about situation, obviously. i was one of the favourites to win or says need to get a medal, won the first two rounds and things were going well, i had achilles problems prior but we managed to get the better of them and keep a lid on all the problems i was having and the hamstring goes out the blue. so yes, very and frustrating and annoying. there are eight years of work going into that because a previous olympics which i didn't make i accidentally snapped energy achilles ken tendon and is one of the favourites for a medal in there and also in the 4x4. when that happened in barcelona, it wasn't losing a medal, it was losing the fourth medal that i had lost out on that i could have one. so very upsetting and emotional. what impact did that have — upsetting and emotional. what impact did that have on _ upsetting and emotional. wha

and derek cook who nearly lost his wife to florida's abortion ban is here with the vital role men must play in the battle for reproductive freedom. i am ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. this year's democratic national convention was bursting with celebrities. a true who's who of the democratic party. it was essentially a blowout celebration for vice president kamala harris after a brat summer that took everyone by surprise. freedom and hope ringing as the main themes of the week. >> i am feeling hope so. -- feeling hopeful. because this convention has always been pretty good to kids with funny names who believe in a country where anything is possible. >> america, hope is making a comeback. >> let us choose joy. let us choose freedom. why? because that is the best of america. >> the convention was brimming with excitement, joy, and possibility. it wasn't let's make america great again, it was let's take america to brand-new heights. >> our best days are not behind us, they are before us. >> when a barrier falls for one of us, it falls. it falls and clears the way for all of us. >> my fello

>> did you look at derek in the courtroom? >> yeah, i looked, but he didn't look back. there was no reaction to what any of us were saying. >> many believed derek alldred has cindi pardini to thank for his time behind bars. >> cindi was the one to bring them altogether. she is the hero. >> i walk forward every single day and every day that i walk forward i am walking further away from this situation. >> does it also give you comfort in knowing that the prison that derek alldred is and is no four seasons? >> exactly. he's just my first love. >>> hello, i am craig : melvin,h and this is dateline. >>> you have one that got away? >> he was my first love >> the guy who disappeared? except, in her case he really disappeared. >> he is going to call me and a couple of days. he never called. his family and agony. >> america's most wanted. >>> a rookie detective finally broke the case. >> i said, oh my gosh, they got him. >> a strange phone call, revealed a secret. >> david needed to be gotten rid of it >> we got the real story. >> a bombshell revelation. was she really a bereave

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let's get to our meteorologist, the weatherman, derek van dam. derek, good morning. what are you seeing out there? >> kasie, that was a really nice rainbow. you saw and, that's all because of the storms that move through minneapolis yesterday? yeah, there it is. what a stunning sight. and we like to see that because, you know, that just means that the weather is only going to get better from here, right? it's this line of storms that moved through minneapolis late last evening. and there was seven roll reports of wind and hail and fact over 120 reports with a swath of under storms that moved across the upper midwest, there were a few hail reports along the east coast as well. so today's severe weather threat extends across wisconsin and michigan and then moves to the mid-atlantic for the day tomorrow. a slight risk of large hail damaging winds can't rule out a tornado as well. this is what happens with the atmosphere gets too hot, right? we have heat warnings and heat advisories in effect for over 75 million americans stretching from the east coast through parts of t

now the hosting, if somebody is trapped in the western side of derek, been a while, the minutes we now is a freight thing in the eastern areas. now we have been witnessing a service or rustic of them, but lives in the hours of the noise. and even with the hours of this morning, we continued to loud explosions every now and then pointing. is this really raging? literally almost finances and the patient forces in the eastern areas. we can also see at the sound of the east when troves is 3 days of freight out here. but we continue to see it as well. the only is a great thing in the city of hon. eunice, when our team folks have been told by these very occupation forces to flee and know it's residents are also getting to the western side of the 100, as opposed to although i suggested that he hasn't been funds, i think it's very funny. especially buying these for the minutes we cut hope to to and people still wondering about this very growing humanitarian pressure. that is, that is is that things on civilians. now the f pru one is exhausted. everyone is looking for the hot toast, but they be

and it's worth pointing out that if it was not for tim walz, derek chauvin would not be behind bars, the d.a. was not going to prosecute this police officer, and it was tim walz who said i'm going to swap you out and named the attorney general in charge of this prosecution that got justice for george floyd. so the more republicans bring this argument up, the more and more in a way it will rally folks who are part of the democratic base that just a couple of weeks ago was asleep who from the issue to be palatable and are very excited that derek shogun is behind bars for over 100 years. >> john: there is no question that a lot of people are happy that derek shogun is behind bars, but don't call him progressive, hear him populous, let's hear how he describes himself. >> don't never shy away from our progressive values, one person socialism is another person's neighborliness, just do the w work. >> john: is that populism or progressivism, socialism. >> it speaks to how people in the democratic party think this might be persuasive to a moderate voter, but minnesota is not known for modera

if somebody is trapped in the western side of derek, been a while the minute to be now is a freight thing in the eastern areas. now we have seen what you see that there was a rustic of them. bottom is in the hours of the noise and even with the hours of this morning, we continued to loud explosions every now and then pointing. is this really raging? really almost finances of these with no patient forces in the eastern areas. we can also see if the sound of the east wing troves is read tate every hour here. but we continue to to see it as will. that only is a great thing in the city of con. you, in this way? no, teen folks have been told a by these very occupation forces to flee and know it's residents are also getting to the western side of the 100, as opposed to other moments suggested that he has been the funds i think is very funny. especially buying these for the minutes we quite hope to talk to people. i'm wondering about this very growing humanitarian, the pressure that is that is the exact same on civilians. now the f pru one is exhausted. everyone is looking for the hot toast, but

but the court heard that derek drummond did express remorse to the police.hose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. riley, drummond and geiran mistakenly thought they would escape justice. they now face an extended period of time behind bars, and their criminal convictions will stay with them forever. writing �*the night anti—hate marchers faced down the thugs'. britain shuts up shop over riots threat�* says the telegraph, as it shows one of the many shops which were boarded up today — ahead of potential planned unrest. and the guardian features a picture of counter—protesters in east london. in the top left corner — they also show team gb's matthew hudson smith — who narrowly missed out on a gold medal this evening — in the 400 metres at the paris olympics. let's get some of the day's other news now. judges have ruled that shamima begum will not be allowed to challenge the removal of her british citizenship, at the supreme court.the government made the decision on national security grounds,

>> derek, why is this happening? >> we a couple of things that could be happening. one thing that could be happening is that they're polarizing each other. some people that i talked to say that as women move to the left, it's all arising. young men were saying, you know what, i'm not i don't support what feminism means anymore, so i'm going to go for donald trump. other people that i've talked to including richard reeves, who is a very wonderful research sure. on issues facing young boys and men, have essentially said that the democratic party hasn't opened up two young men, in a significant way. the democrats, progressive lives are much better. he says at identifying examples of toxic masculinity than identifying examples of positive masculinity that are distinct from femininity but to your earlier point, i think that the strongest evidence that we have is that this isn't just about gender. it's about the way that democrats and republicans think about gender. one-way was put to me, is that it's not as if republicans are from mars and metta from venus it's that repu

president but this election is about gender in many more ways than that i'll explore with the atlantic's derek thompson but first, here's my take there has been a tendency among democrats to get exasperated at the american people for not voting. >> there material interests for policies that would help them better their conditions they wonder is the title of a book raising the concern goes, what's the matter with kansas? and what they really mean is what's the matter with america but in recent years, a growing body of scholarship has shown that people don't tend to vote rationally but rather use voting to express themselves in emotional ideological, and moral ways this view of human behavior, which i would associate with scholars like daniel kahneman and jonathan height sees elections as involving a great deal of intangible intuition and passion voters choose from the gut and then rationalize their choice consciously or not kamala harris's campaign seems premised on this ladder, intuition-based approach ever since she became the presumptive nominee of the democratic party, harris has run a rema

derek, i think i want to start with you in that a lot of psychedelics have gone through a little bitof talk about therapeutic help matthew perry wrote about that in his book how ketamine had done a lot for him. i don't know that the down sides what we just saw with matthew perry a lot of people are considering when it comes to drugs like ketamine. >> right. thank you, will for having me. a long time, very addict tia and means needs these people like matthew perry who have access to a lot of money, obviously these ketamine queen took total advantage of him. greed taking over and these poor addicted people are dying like crazy, yeah. look at what is going on with the fentanyl crisis it. started with opioid addiction. coming from the doctor's office. and now we have people dropping at historic levels in america like we have never seen before. so, people are being deceived to death as well, will, because the addiction is so bad. >> will: you know, katie, as derek points out, there is this side of this that is the ketamine queen where matthew perry was buying drugs through a street dealer

thank you so much, derek van dam, appreciate that. and rafael romo. alright, still ahead this hour israel and the militant group hezbollah continue to exchange attacks across lebanon's border as more countries urged citizens to evacuate amid growing fears of an all-out regional war plus some federal financial help to thousands of america's black farmers how impactful will it be? you're in the cnn newsroom like there was i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president, 1968 to nine it hit nine on cnn. >> if you have generalized myasthenia gravis picture, what life could look like with vif guard high, true low, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds for one thing, could it mean more time for you? they've guard high, true low can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. >> do not use vip guard high to low. if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing

three years for derek drummond. 30 months for declan geiran. and 20 months for liam riley.ay, at liverpool crown court, they faced the consequences. derek drummond joined the 1,000—strong mob that marched on southport�*s mosque last tuesday. he attacked police as they battled to contain the violence. declan geiranjoined a gang in liverpool last saturday. he set fire to a police van and watched it burn. elsewhere in the city the same day, liam riley was among 100 people advancing on police as some threw rocks and bricks. an officer grappled him to the ground. riley, who was clearly drunk, shouted that he was a "traitor" and "muslim lover". today, thejudge said the disorder had been the most foul and racist abuse. "this was not mindless thuggery. "you and every other defendant i am dealing with today made a choice to get involved," he said. the three men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg, and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a l

one of the first was derek drummond, who is himself from southport.e two charges against him. the details were discussed in court. this was all in the context of one police officer who wasn't wearing riot gear who was on hart street, where the mass stabbing took place, and he was sent around the corner because the police were aware that a large group was gathering. the police officer went at that large group and i started shouting things towards the moss mosque. the police officer was guarding a police van that had as colleagues inside. mr drummond walked up to that police officer, shouted at him and punched him in the face. this was well other protesters were throwing wheelie bins at the police, paint tins. after that officer was punched he stayed in position for 25 minutes before reinforcements arrived, during which time he was also hit by concrete. we saw some footage of this in court this morning. it was all filmed. there are allegations that mr drummond broke a garden wall to get perks to throw at officers. he has been remanded into custody and w

let's get over to meteorologist derek van dam.of people going to be in some extreme temperatures today yeah. >> jessica and there's a climate influence to this as well the heat and humidity that we will feel. as we step outside today will be made three to five times more likely across the u.s us due to the effects and impacts of climate change that according to climate central, they're setting that nearly half of the u.s. population experiencing here that was influenced by climate change today. that is just impressive. i will look at these heat alerts stretching from coast to coast. we're talking over 100 million americans are under heat alerts, including many locations along the east coast of these are the actual temperatures forecast for today. but of course you factor in the humidity that's when it becomes bearable and very uncomfortable on top of that baked into this equation is the fact that we're still battling 93 active large wildfires. and with all this extra heat, there's more ability to hold water vapor in the atmosphere

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