four russian naval vessels arrived in havana bay, a port in cuba, as tensions between moscow and thes from the us state of florida. 0ur media partner cbs reports the us navy used sea drones to watch the ships as they got closer to cuba. on wednesday russia's defence ministry said

the russian warships off florida tonight, pulling into havana bay. the u.s. responding with a show of force. martha raddatz standing by. >>> also, those two american tourists electrocuted in a jacuzzi while on vacation. one of them has died. >>> but we do begin tonight with the life-threatening conditions in florida at this hour. a flash flood emergency after torrential rains. several inches already, up to 20 inches could fall during this storm. treacherous driving on i-95 near miami. visibility near zero. part of that highway shut down for a time. sarasota tonight under water. four inches of rain in just one hour. this fire truck barely making its way through. tornado warnings with destructive winds bringing trees down in martin county, north of west palm beach. the rain and the winds causing airport delays and cancellations. more than 1,000 flights canceled or delayed at airports in south florida. we're also tracking this storm not over yet and the extreme heat moving into the east. potentially record high temperatures up and down the east coast. abc's vict

havana bay is just about 90 miles from the us state of florida.tner cbs reports the us navy used sea drones to watch the ships as they got closer to cuba. on wednesday russia's defence ministry said two of the vessels are carriers of advanced weapons, including hypersonic zircon missiles. they conducted drills earlier in the atlantic. but cuba's foreign ministry says none of those ships are carrying nuclear arms, and that russia's five day visit does not pose a threat to region. this all comes as cuba's foreign minister bruno rodriguez and his russian counterpart sergei lavrov, met in moscow. earlier i spoke with our cuba and america correspondent for more. what are cuban officials saying about this? you have heard there that they are at pains to stress that there is no threat to the region by these naval exercises. that this is simply — and they have been underlining this word — a friendship between the communist—run island and russia. that it underscores that friendship, that sense of co—orperation between long—standing allies, notjust as russia

havana bay is just about 90 miles from the us state of florida. our media partner cbs reports the us navy used sea drones to watch the ships as they got closer to cuba. on wednesday russia's defence ministry said two of the vessels are carriers of advanced weapons, including hypersonic zircon missiles. they conducted drills earlier in the atlantic. but cuba's foreign ministry says none of those ships are carrying nuclear arms, and that russia's five day visit does not pose a threat to region. this all comes as cuba's foreign minister bruno rodriguez and his russian counterpart sergei lavrov, met in moscow. live now to the bbc�*s central american and cuba correspondent will grant. good to see you. what are cuban officials are saying about this? ., ., ., ., , this? you have heard that they are at pains — this? you have heard that they are at pains to _ this? you have heard that they are at pains to stress - this? you have heard that they are at pains to stress there - this? you have heard that they are at pains to stress there is i are at pains to s

into the waters near the us base in cuba thursday, just a day after russian warships arrived in havana bays. floods caused by heavy rains have resulted in serious damage and disruption in chile on thursday. the government has declared a state of catastrophe in central regions. more than 3,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. schools in the capital santiago have been closed. one area, curanilahue, saw more rain in a few hours than in the whole of last year. that's our programme. thanks for watching. stay with us. hello there. just starting off with confirmation of probably what you already know — so far this month, it has been cold, temperatures running about two degrees celsius below average and, i suppose, on thursday — a case in point — we had a lot of cloud around outbreaks of rain and, quite widely, temperatures of around four or five degrees below average for the time of year. one exception, northern scotland, where we had some sunny skies and also temperatures were a bit above average. but otherwise, it was a disappointing day on thursday, thanks to this area of cloud an

public projection of strength, a flagship forget covered in russian and cuban flags. sailed into havana bay to a very welcome perception from its long time ally, ally, the ships are expected to pay a visit to another close friend venezuela. a russian worship sales and to have on the bay in cuba greeted by a 21 common salute. the cuban government says the visits as part of the historic friendship between the 2 countries. forces from russia and cuba taking part in joint minute tree exercises in the caribbean. on the arrival of the naval vessels for you have found a residence to the hall that from an odd name pursued. i'm impressed because i have never seen a ship of that size so close up that on the way. then there's some money to let you know. let's just, hopefully this is not the beginning of something unpleasant with humanity. i live alone money because we're the ones in the middle. we're the ones who pay the highest price, any complex or mile or look, conflict of the united states lies a 150 kilometers to the know us officials say they are monitoring the russian ships and the visit does n

into the waters near the us base in cuba thursday, just a day after russian warships arrived in havana bayrains have resulted in serious damage and disruption in chile on thursday. the government has declared a state of catastrophe in central regions. more than 3,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. schools in the capital, santiago, have been closed. one area, curanilahue, saw more rain in a few hours than in the whole of last year. she's one of the world's best known female singers but a year ago, celine dion was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome. it's an autoimmune disease that causes her muscles to spasm, seriously affecting her abilty to sing. 0ur la correspondent emma vardy went to meet her. ready? she's one of the most powerful vocalists in the music industry but celine dion's announcement more than a year ago left fans wondering whether she would ever perform again. i've been diagnosed with a very rare neurological disorder. i came to meet celine in las vegas, where she's been recovering, and she described how her vocal problems began on tour. my voice needed to — wa

they sailed into havana bay earlier today. they are expected to stay there until next week. nuclear powered submarine is part of the fleet. but they said that ships have no nuclear weapons. they have called this routine but added that russian exercises have ratcheted up because of support for ukraine. authorities and maryland say shipping traffic and the port of baltimore will soon return to normal levels. the channel fully reopened earlier this week nearly three months after the bridge collapsed that halted maritime traffic. maryland governor helped thank everyone. >> many said it would take multiple months for us to get to this point. some said even up to a year. this team did the unimaginable. instead of 11 months, we got this thing done in 11 weeks. >> officials say they hope to rebuild the bridge, which could come with a price bag of nearly $2 million. they aim to complete the job in a few years. the southern baptist convention narrowly rejected a measure today to include in its constitution a ban on churches with women pastors. it fell short of the super majority neede

sir entered havana bay after exercises in the atlantic ocean.rican ships also monitored the russian exercises. russian warships were seen entering the port of havana in an echo of the cuban missile crisis of october 1962. then soviet leader nikita khrushchev made a secret deal with fidel castro to place soviet nuclear missiles 90 miles from keywest, florida, at a series of offensive missile sites. but this is not something we should talk to the russians about directly. these are the ships that they control, that they used in exercises. i think context is important here. countries around the world, including the united states, are conducting exercises at any given time. let me leave you with this, but there is a nuclear submarine with a nuclear charge, and you do not believe that on board these ships there could be any nuclear technology or nuclear weapons from russia that have deep nuclear capabilities. we do not believe that this particular submarine is carrying nuclear weapons. putin looks like he wants to send a signal, what is he talking abo

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there are russian warships in the bay of havana, in cuba, 70 miles from florida.ong the payloads aboard are zircon, hypersonic missiles capable of reaching the white house in minutes. if a person had a mind to fire them that way in the ukraine, scott, american atacms army tactical missile systems ballistic weapons capable of hitting targets deep inside russia. it's my opinion just by the by that britain and america have been at war with russia for a while now, not just using ukraine as the proxy, but actually directed at war with russia. what could possibly go wrong? the ghost of the cuban missile crisis is back to haunt us with a vengeance, at precisely the moment when the nation's of the west are run by at the top of the pyramid of power and apparently senile elderly president of the united states of america, and below him, and dependent upon him. heaven help us all. a motley crew of underlings like british prime minister rishi sunak, flanked by his equally unedifying foreign secretary david cameron , the same cameron david cameron, the same cameron that had to

missiles have been idling off the coast of cuba since thursday , while they have reportedly just left havana bays their presence, just 90 miles from miami, florida, say about the future? joining us, counsel on foreign relations president emeritus richard haas. which is the bigger security threat to the west, what's happening tomorrow in north korea with vladimir putin or the situation that is right in our backyard in a way? >> even though cuba's much closer north korea is the bigger security threat, liz because think about it. it's medium power that could start a major war on the ean peninsula, plus north korea is well on its way to developing a global reach, with nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles by the way reportedly in their small part because of russia's help. russia is reportedly helping north korea advance its nuclear arsenal in exchange for some ammunition or weapons that russia could bring to bear in this war against ukraine. liz: and kim jong-un, the leader , is completely crazy. i mean, we're just being honest here. he's the one who has shot relatives out of canon

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president miguel diaz canal has visited the port of havana where a russian ships docked on june 12th wishing them a warm welcome. this visit to the bay of havana is an expression of the solid and historical ties of friendship, brotherhood and co operation that exist between our people, governments, and armed forces. we appreciate the opportunity they have given us to visit the detachment ships and the extensive explanations they have given us. and the later spoke with the russian marine forces representative during his tour of the vessels . the detachment of 4 russian ships will be on an official visit to the port of havana until june 17th cuban authorities noted that none of them is carrying nuclear weapons. united states send its nuclear submarine, helena to guantanamo bay in cuba to monitor the visit. and it was condemned by the country's foreign ministry. meanwhile, dozens of cubans lined up to visit the russian ships r t correspondent oliver zamora or yeah, brings us more from having a, a student that also has the most of the us over the past few days. we've been talking about how hundreds of cubans came here to see the cause on

the russian northern fleet with a 21-cannon salute as the fleet flag lead the cruise missile into havana bay a stop over from june 12th through the 17th. mary in south carolina, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, mary. caller: thank you. my biggest concerns of the past week and forever -- i mean for a while now is the fact that the supreme court how could they? they bump stop that will allow guns to be turned into a machine gun. i don't understand. are these people crazy? we need -- somebody needs to do something about the supreme court. with all of the corruption they've got. my god. talk about that, please. thank you. host: augi from florida republican line. caller: when ronald reagan took the presidency, he inherentedless $1 million of debt. it was 35 years of existence in 1935 and forward. it started at 75 crepts -- cent on every dollar. i.c.e. eisenhower had the tax for eight years building the highway system. the republicans started that tax. it starts on the second million. every person with wealth should be paying that tax today. we can have ronald reagan f

this visit to the bay of havana is an expression of the solid and historical ties of friendship, brotherhood and co operation that exist between our people, governments, and armed forces. we appreciate the opportunity they have given us to visit the detachment ships and the extensive explanations they have given us. and they just spoke with a russian marine forces representative during his toll of the vessels made attachments of full russian ships will be on an official visit to the point of atlanta until june, 17th capital authorities. note that none of them is carrying nuclear weapons. the united states sent its nuclear submarine hello to guantanamo bay in cuba to monitor their visits and move was condemned by the countries foreign ministry who meanwhile, dozens of cubans lined up to visit the russian ships on sea correspondent. and so all of us and more or yeah, brings us more from havana. the most of the, most of the us over the past few days. we've been talking about how hundreds of cubans came here to see the cars on nuclear submarine on board. the admiral gorse code frequently this ha

havana the u.s. deployed down to guantanamo bay. >> this is a trip right here they're basically -- right off hour showsnaval station is robust not uncommon for major naval vessels to spend there and movement of our ship at this point is reflection of we can do this too especially in our own backyard. >> press secretary sabrina had to say about the russian vessels. >> we've been tracking russian plans for this. this is not a surprise we've seen them do this, these type of port calls before. we, of course, take it seriously. but these exercises don't pose a threat to the united states. >> they can say that. but this -- this visit comes two weeks after biden administration said that u.s. weapons could be allowed to strike russian targets and they said very publicly wait, so if your weapons can strike our homeland then why couldn't our weapons strike your homeland this is definitely a signal to us of what they could be capable of doing. >> while it is couple of weeks after as you point out allowance of american made weapons to be used in vehicles in russia is just a few days after g7 leaders agreed to lend

bay. patrick, thank you very much. live in havana tonight. and next we have new reporting from a longtime trump reporter on trump. trump's top three picks for vp and how one of them is actually playing hard to get his if he doesn't want it and i'll talk to a 21-year-old who's working to get out the youth vote for biden on tiktok, and getting tens of millions of views from his over there with his wealthy buddies at mar-a-lago saying, you get a tax guy, you get a tax cut when the competition is a nuclear competition, spying is extraordinarily important the russians were trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust in this telling frank everything got out of control this is a war. but secret was secrets and spies, a nuclear game. sunday at ten on cnn. >> if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with bars sega because their places who'd like to be for seeker can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract

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bay? yeah so right across the island, the cuban island from havana. right over here, we have put our presence brynn place that are us naval facility there, and that is one of the responses that we've made. we've also been following this fleet as it is transited the north lactic. so we've been observing this fleet for quite some time. >> yeah, which as we've learned from patrick oppmann on the ground in havana, cubans are actually able to board the ship and they've been getting what appeared to be limited types of tours. kernel, cedric clayton really appreciate you taking the time. thanks for being here. your bedroom, i think good to see him i want to get our viewers and update on this breaking news. we do have an update on the mass shooting at a splash park or we're going to meet back in a moment with some of those details debate in america as biden that trump meet and only cnn has complete coverage which with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post of beit analysis follows cnn for every catalyst moment followed debate night in america begins june

it's interesting because while that was happening, the russians coming into havana, the us surfaced a nuclear sob at guantanamo baythat a reasonable response by the biden administration as teddy roosevelt said, speak softly and carry a big stick. i think this one let's a very good move on the part of of the biden administration. >> lulu, bring us on. >> mine is on the southern baptist convention, which voted to oppose the use of ivf this matters because of the evangelical vote. and i think again, we have reproductive freedom at the center of another very high profile issue in this country. i think when we see something like the southern baptist convention do something like this, it sends a signal to women, especially female voters, that it's not only abortion, it's not only now potentially contraception. it's now the very right to have ivf and the bear a child that is also under assault on the routes interest in is despite the vote by the iea ivf reporting is that the evangelicals very much take advantage of fertility treatments and tend to view it as very different from abortion because the ultimate yes, there ar

president miguel diaz canal has visited the posts of havana, workmanship stokes, on june the 12th wishing them a warm welcome. this visit to the bay of a van is an expression of the solid and historical ties of friendship, brotherhood and co operation that exist between our people, governments, and armed forces. we appreciate the opportunity they have given us to visit the detachment ships and the extensive explanations they have given us. they as canals both with a rush and the reinforced as representative while touring the vessels which on an official visit to the poor different on the until june 17th. she but also ortiz's note, have been none of the ships is carrying nuclear weapons. we like and states has deployed a nuclear submarine to guantanamo bay to monitor the exercise with the islands, nations, foreign ministry, condemning them is meanwhile, and dozens of cubans lined up to view the russian slaves or c correspondence of the olive as the more or it brings us more from have on a student that also has the most of the over the past few days, we've been talking about how hundreds of cubans came here to see because on nuclear

cuban president miguel diaz canal has visited the port of havana to welcome a fleets of russian ships that all on wednesday of this visit to the bay of havana is an expression of the solid and historical ties of friendship, brotherhood and co operation that exist between our people, governments, and armed forces, we appreciate the opportunity they have given us to visit the detachment ships and the extensive explanations they have given us. mister diaz canal spoke with a russian reinforces representative, while touring the vessels which are on an official visit to the port of obama until june 17th treatment authorities noted that none of the ships were carrying you can of weapons. the united states house deployed a nuclear submarine to guantanamo bay to monitor the exercise with the island nations foreign ministry, condemning the move in well cubans, subbing sedley checking out the russian fleet. marching correspondence, oliver said more or less, can tell us more from the countries company that also has the most of the us. over the past few days, we've been talking about how hundreds of cubans came here to see the cars on nuclear

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the uss helenas visit to guantanamo bay was described as a regularly scheduled port visit, but it came just one day after four russian warships arrived in havana. they are expected to be there through the weekend before conducting exercises off the cuban coast. >> president biden will meet with pope francis today at the g7 summit. that's on the heels of the european leaders approving a $50 billion loan to ukraine to buy weapons and begin rebuilding. now, the funding for that loan will come from frozen, frozen russian assets. president biden also bolstered support for ukraine, inking a new ten year security agreement with president zelensky. president also spoke publicly for the first time about his son hunter's conviction on federal gun charges. and when asked about pardoning his son, he again ruled that out. also making it clear he would not commute his sentence back here in the us, it is expected to be another busy day at the supreme court, but thursday's ruling about an abortion drug is still on the minds of many on both sides of the issue. >> abc's christiane cordero has details on that. christiane. >> good morning, brian, and good morning

bay. the ships entered the port of havana, bringing back memories of the 1962 cuban missile crisis.ndent in cuba. he gets on board himself. after we left the ship, we were all counted so that no one was left behind. ship and did not learn the secrets of the frigate, located only 90 miles from the us coast. the long-distance voyage of the russian fleet is in the spotlight and latin america. emergency presidential elections to be held on june 28, the elections were called after the tragic death of president ibrahim risi on may 19 in a plane crash. on monday , iran's election committee approved a list of six candidates whose names will appear on the ballot. in total , 80 people put forward their candidacies, but the remaining 74 applicants could not pass selection of the council. iran is an influential player in the middle east region. russia and iran have close allied relations. that is why we are very closely monitoring the progress of the election campaign there. from iran, our correspondent, vitaly karmazin. although he is young, he sings about the old times when he was next to his

bay off the coast of cuba. in the southern command. us forces called the move a planned visit. and according to the associated press, washington is extremely concerned about the arrival in havanafrigate admiral gorshkov and the nuclear submarine kazan, although the cuban military has repeatedly emphasized that the presence of navy ships russia's capital port does not contradict international law. why are western countries so scared? all the details are in the material by andrey grigoriev and the head of the tas representative office in havana, irina shatalova. from the shore, the residents of havana greet the spark with russian flags, and from the walls of the medieval fort of elmorra , a cannon battery of the 12 apostles salutes. these shots are all over the world news. what are these warships doing so close to the united states. warships of the russian northern fleet, according to the american press, by tracking the entire route, they could have gotten to cuba by a more direct route, as if they had deliberately walked along the coast of the united states. demonstrating your capabilities. in these footage from miami , american military planes and helicopters fly over vacation

the submarine helena arrived in guantanamo bay a day later after the russian kazan moored here, but for cuban russia. from havana the crow flies. let me explain, this armada can fire hypersonic missiles that travel at 600 mph. it is hard to believe that the united states has any weapons system capable of countering these hypersonic missiles. jim, you have a starting point, from havana to washington has just over a thousand worlds. onyxes, calibers and hypersonic zircons can be placed on ships, but... this did not reassure groups of a conditional enemy, but an unconditional enemy. this is a political signal, this is in our backyard, this is a new axis of evil that is forming between china and russia. and the next thing we will see is joint russian-chinese ones. russia does not violate anything; it has the right with its allies to make such trips to exercises, informally, this is a kind of missile diplomacy. putin is deeply upset by the fact the fact is that we are interested in ukraine joining nato. ukraine is in his backyard and he considers it an existential threat. it's his version of the monroe doctrine, whic

ships docked in havana, cuba, just 90 miles from the florida coast, the us, in a similar show of force revealing that the uss helena, a fast-attack nuclear submarine, is now in guantanamo bay and we've now got an exclusive first-hand look at the russian forces in cuba here now as cnn's patrick oppmann several hundred cubans weight in the broiling sun tour, a russian warship russian diplomats told me the public would be allowed to visit the admiral gorshkov or the most modern warships and president vladimir putin's navy capable of firing hypersonic missiles. >> the traveling more than 6,000 miles per hour it's the first of three days the ship will receive visitors are rare opportunity for people here to see up close a frigate belonging to cuba's cold war era comrades get a live. your friendly and abortion. after nearly three hours waiting, having my cuban resident id card run through a database by police and passing through metal detectors. we are told to board the gorshkov's just next to us is the nuclear nuclear-powered submarine because on the first of its kind, to come to port here, the visit of the four russian ships, the largest russian convoy did cuba in years is not

the harbor in havana, 90 miles from florida, carrying hypersonic missiles with a range of about 600 miles. and you also have the us advertising that it has a nuclear submarine in guantanamo bay. how significant is this hypersonic test? >> well it is significant because it advances this capability. there's a level of confidence that you have to have not only in the offensive use of that weapon system, but what are the defensive measures? what are the indicators that an opponent, that an enemy chooses to use a hypersonic and to your point about cuba, the united states navy and our allies have in a very long history of working in very close proximity formerly with the former soviet union and with the russians moving forward and with other nations the fact that the russians are in cuba certainly is disturbing. but they've done this before. i mean, they were there are no aid. they were there in 13, 18, and 19. so clearly where we are now with the war in ukraine, publications by russia and with russia dealing with a whole host of internal challenge their economy is shattered putin has no opposition, but he's dealing with a ton of pressure right now. this is an opportunity to do a