jacqueline: we have two duly prime ministers.he one who had resigned andho the president, for lack of a better word, fired. thavers president guiseppo. who has not yet been sworn in and then today, just now, the president of the sate, which is the only legal constitutiona institution that exists today is 10 people instead of 340 because the terms ended. they voted to name joseph their provisional president. so who will be in charge of this country next week? that is the question and we don't know. haitians don't believe in democracy anymore, they don't believe th politicians. they just wants to be able to live, eat, feel secure. they feel violated. this whole idea that foreigners came in and did this, they're still tryingo grapple with. yamiche: and haitians and haitian americans have been very critical of the biden administration'solicies toward haiti. some saying he's continuesing the policies of former president trump but the u.s. is sendsing a delegation, including f.b.i. officials. what roam do people in haiti want to see th

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jacqueline, thanks for doing so. what -- what do haitians make of the fact that these assailants were able to do this? break into the president's home. shoot the president 16 times. what does it suggest, in terms of how he was protected and the access these shooters were able to get? >> you know, haitians feel a sense of violation, right? regardless of how they felt about jovenel moise. and there are a lot of strong feelings, on both sides. people who supported him. and those who, you know, did not. because of governance issues. i mean, the economy is in the dumps. i mean, we've got a humanitarian crisis and we have a gang problem, you know, in this country. it's surging. although, they've been quite down these last two days and we are hoping they stay that way. but they feel violated. the fact that, you know, people came from the outside, from other countries into their country, and assassinated their president. when i left the police-press conference, the crowds were out and they had captured two-additional foreign

and what jacqueline butcher, specifically, says is, you know, this was a well-laid plan. testimony. there were no questions asked. the judge, in her article, you know, of course, we reached out for comment, disputes that characterization. but we have, now, heard from others involved in the process that this happened very quickly. and a lot of sources near it say, without adequate consultation with or assessment of spears, herself. >> ronan, the next hearing is july 14th. we will watch it very closely. thank you for your reporting on this. it's almost unbelievable. thank you, ronan. >> thank you. >>> well, she tested positive for marijuana. and now, sha'carri richardson won't be running her signature race at the olympics. seems, the rules apply for her but not necessarily for everyone here, in america. i'll make my case, next. ♪ is that gouda shaped like a foot? or maybe you're just projecting your own insecurities? what? (sniffs feet) ohhhh yeah keep your feet fresh with gold bond foot powder. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

jacqueline, talk to us about this.ator schumer expected to hold a test vote, adding pressure for lawmakers to reach agreement. what is this vote going to reveal about the road ahead for infrastructure? >> this, i think, is going to reveal whether or not democrats are in disarray, as our newspaper editors' headlines so often love to report. look, senate majority leader chuck schumer has missed the first deadline he set on this, a deadline for last week having a test vote. and unfortunately, congressional negotiators are right back where we were a few months ago, alicia. lawmakers are unable to decide how they want to foot the bill. as you just noted, this is a two-track process, so the reconciliation bill, which democratic senators are still hashing out, figuring out those details, needs to be passed in tandem with the bipartisan bill. but lawmakers, despite month of negotiations, came out last week and senator rob portman said explicitly on sunday shows today that there are issues right now with a $100 billion tax to e

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here's cnn's jacqueline howard. >> cooking meat at high temperatures produces cancer-causing chemicalsd, marinating meat with rich anti-oxidant spices can help. marinade containing rosemary and thyme can reuse the amount of carcinogens and cooked meat up to 87%. and you can make a marinade yourself using your own herbs, basil, rosemary and choose leaner meats. instead of burgers or brats try chicken or fish. avoid burning the meat on the outside. that's when cancer-causing chemicals are released. those black char marks might look good, but that's what you want to avoid. flip your meat frequently. finally, grill up some vegetables. they're good four and no cancer-causing chemicals released. >> thanks to jacqueline howard for that report. the next hour of "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to your "new day" and your new weekend. this is saturday, july 3

. >> let's bring in jacqueline. not tokyo hot, not tokyo muggy, but sticky today. >> you know that heat, we're going to get a break eventually. that will be good for some of the inland areas. we'll take you out to a beautiful shot right now, nothing like it in the world as far as i'm concerned. look at this in san francisco we have our invection fog moving in. a look at downtown and two the east bay hills. really nice here in we have more fog rolling in tonight and some 50s at 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00. let's take you to the inland valleys. hazy skies and humidity in livermore. this is gray and not the best weather to be out in we will be getting to the 80s here. but if you don't have ac you need to think about a way to stay cool tonight because you're house will just retain that heat. we have seen this pattern repeatedly coming from an area of high pressure in stays with us tomorrow. pulling up the heat and the humidity from the south. let me show you this once we hit the weekend this will move on towards the east to

cnn health reporter jacqueline howard explains the findings. >> reporter: the internal cdc document reallyheds light on why we've seen cases rising in every state across the country. and we've known that the delta variant is highly contagious, but the document gives us insight into the data behind that. now, information from the cdc presentation tells us that if a person is infected with the original strain of the coronavirus, that six person may spread the virus to about two to three people on average. but if someone is infected with the delta variant, that person could spread the virus to about five to nine people. that's a huge difference. an that's not the only way the delta variant is different from previous strains. the cdc document also says that along with being highly contagious, the delta variant is likely to cause more severe disease, and breakthrough infections in vaccinated people may be just as transmissible as infections in invaccinated people. that's why we're now hearing that vaccinated people should mask-up indoors in areas with lots of covid-19 spread. since delta is lik

jacqueline roth. leaving us, a talented and lovely producer here at "gma."at taken this morning? >> she has proved herself to us and all the executives around the country she's moving to chicago, so i don't know if there is an exchange program here, terrell, or what, but temperatures over the next three days for your move, jacqueline, look to be lovely for chicago, right? 80 degrees in chicago, terrell, terrific. >> terrific. looking good. no better place in the summer. >> i can't wait. >> there you go. you might hear her voice off there. we said -- there she is. >> yes. >> we'll miss you. >> she keeps everyone in order down here during the second hour. >> exactly. >> she's been instrumental in -- >> neither do we. >> we love you and best of luck to you. >> come on to chi-town. >>> coming up, before they kick off the summer tour, the wallflowers are performing right here on "gma." that's next. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for

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cnn's jacqueline howard has more on this guidance and also on the differences in what state laws say, parents very confused. tell us what you're seeing. >> that's right. we're seeing different policies across various states. we're seeing that there are differences between what the aap, the american academy of pediatrics recommends, and the cdc. you're right, this is confusing. what we know, most states leave it up to the local school district to decide what rules should be put in place when it comes to wearing masks in schools. however, there are some states that have enacted legislation prohibiting schools from making mask requirements. in a recent cnn analysis, we have identified at least nine states that have such policies, arkansas, arizona, georgia, iowa, oklahoma, there's south carolina, texas, utah, and vermont. now, this list is constantly updating and changing, but brianna, like you said, these policies go against what the american academy of pediatrics recommends which is that staff and students who are 2 years old and older should wear masks regardless of their vaccination

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cnn's jacqueline howard is joining us now with more.ut this. >> health officials i talked to say they are concerned. the worry is that these laws could hinder efforts in the future to control the virus if a variant emerges that is more transmissible in schools or has more of a direct impact on children. that's what health officials are thinking. now, states that do have these laws in place, they're arguing that these laws are to protect individual medical privacy, but health officials say the argument should really be more so about public health and public safety. now, the seven states identified in our analysis, we should have a map here. they include alabama, arkansas, florida, indiana, but the focus there has really been more so on universities. there's also montana, oklahoma, and utah. and the legislation does vary state by state. so if you look at indiana and florida, for instance, they're focused more so on prohibiting this idea of vaccine passports, so prohibiting requiring documentation of your vaccination status whereas the oth

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and so, jacqueline is joining us from "the miami herald." what do we know?ctor, a pastor, and at the miami herald where we have done an investigation on him, we have not found any license for the state of florida. we have seen that he has bankruptcy, and over 400,000 of debt, and that is raising the question how somebody this much in debt is able to finance thes a sas nay oigs of the president moises. >> yes, and questions how they got to the president. what is the report of how this brazen assassination took place? >> well, we are still trying to get the answers, and the authorities are as well, and so is an interpol investigation. and now they said that these individuals, 16 of them were in custody and recruited by this doctor who recruited a company called ctu which is out of the miami area, and the idea was to provide protection around the mission, and at some point the mission changed and to provide protection around this president. but then they got several individuals who were told that the mission was not to kill him, but to arrest him and take him t

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. >> reporter: jacqueline charles worked for "the miami herald" and has spent 15 years reporting here>> haitians want answers, and they're not getting a lot. they want to know what happened and who was behind it. >> reporter: the mystery deepening as haitian authorities hunt down the threads of this assassination. authorities pointing to haitian dr. christian sanone, as a key player in the plot. who lives in miami, but he's currently behind bars in port-au-prince. we tried to see him in jail. >> stop filming. >> reporter: in the end, no visitors allowed. sanome has long been a critic of the haitian government, recording this video in 2011. >> where is the leadership of haiti? nowhere to be found. you know why? because they're corrupt. >> reporter: haiti's chief of police says a sanome wanted to take over the government, ariving in haiti in a private jet in june, accusing him of contracting with a venezuelan security company to enlist the services of some of the 18 colombian men now under arrest. also under arrest, three americans, including a man who occasionally worked as an informan

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faced italian material, barrett teeny, and the final had reached his maiden grand slam. decide. jacqueline lost the thing set in its high break after letting a 5 to advantage slip in typical fashion, the serbian recovered moments. and so the next 3 set, 646463, that is now 3 straight removal times the joker bitch. on the foreman in the history tennis of one opening, 3 majors of the year. how special this is and not take this for granted. actually, contrary to, to enjoy and be aware that this is a huge honor and privilege and 7 year old boy in serbia constructing a tennis, wimbledon tennis, stroking in my room from improvised materials that i could find in the room. and today, standing with a 6 wimbledon, it's incredible with jokes when the us so ben, he'll be the 1st month when the full grand slams in the same seasons. it's rod laver and $969.00 joke, which also jukes by the total games could win the golden slime, which includes all 4 majors and, and limpid goal. in the same calendar year. the who's we are minutes away from cake off in the final of it. your wrote 2020 england playing in th

some of the sticking point will include the offsite jacqueline and square financing district and then terms. the city wants the a's to sign on for at least 45 years. so far the have agreed 20. i caught up with a's president. >> we feel the on site is something we can take the risk and handle. that's hundreds of millions of dollars, but obviously the offsite areas are areas the city could have invested in the last generation and it's actually burdened our project with all those dollars. that's not customary on projects like there. that's not done in san francisco, in san jose, in southern california and it just actually kind of crushes the project under its own weight. >>> red sox visiting the a's. this is what getting upstaged looks like. is there anything tony kemp can't do lately? excellent body control to haul in the difficult catch. elvis andrus hasn't hit a homer until now. i've been waiting to say this. ladies and gentlemen, elvis has left the building. a's trying to tie. it's not deep. the throw comes in. here comes seth brown and he's out. the a's lose in heart breaking fashi

jacqueline navarro wasn't thrilled to hear four of the cases involved people who had the shots, and she's worried about the more contagious delta variant. >> it's definitely a concern, which is why i wear a mask. >> reporter: we are told some of the people who tested positive at the capitol also wore masks. robert withrow thinks it's inevitable california could bring back a mask mandate statewide. >> you're only mandated to wear a mask at certain places, but not everyplace. we are going to have a huge uptick, probably. >>> san leandro will soon have a new police chief. the city manager appointed bill fridge and. fridge and is currently the chief at seaside in monterey county. he's been chief since 2018. he was a finalist for the top spot in oakland, where laurent armstrong was hired. fridge and will become chief on september 13th, the day after act in chief susan mannheim her steps down. >>> today california's attorney general unveiled a new plan to investigate police shootings throughout the state. >> first, a law enforcement bulletin on 18 1506 notification requirements. two, our crimin

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. >> reporter: jacqueline graham is the co-owner of the sports page bar and grill near the google campus and says their outdoor patio help them survive the pandemic. they were able to keep other employees and in fact will be hiring again when google earth start coming back in force. >> i think life is getting back to normal. i think people want to be out and about again. >> so in the past 90 seconds we've seen 3 or 4 shuttle buses come and go now, so they got a schedule in full swing. speaking of schedules, the company hopes to get that hybrid schedule up and running sometime by september with a massive employees coming back sometime in the fall. >> come back to work for the social life in the free food. got to love it. >> perks indeed. >>> the latest on the coronavirus vaccines now. first, the fda has added a new warning for the johnson and johnson shot. the agency and the cdc monitoring reports indicating a small possible risk for guillain-barre syndrome. that's a rare condition in which the immune system attacks the nervous. out of the nearly 13 million people who received the one and

virus police or prominent figure in the yellow, vast movement on the french presidential candidate. jacqueline morrow thinks everyone should be free to choose whether or not to get vaccinated trumps even. yes, good this coffee. i believe that there are only trench people and try well, we're a manual microns he's vaccinated and then back to me, the people i only see french people. you shouldn't forget that. not everyone who haven't had the job or gifts because it's just the opposite of me. i'm not against it at all, but i want to be free to choose and give an informed decision. of course, old towns have consequences, but why they impose because the government is unable to handle the crisis properly . it's been dubbed the penguin demick case truck and trailer out that tells people to isolate if they've been near a co would carrier, it's led to hundreds of thousands of healthy people having to miss work and stay at home. the spot calls for its sensitivity be to be adjusted to the health department is ruling out any changes the health care sector itself has become a victim of the out with a shorta

if i got it for a man, this is jacqueline negotiating right now with trying to pay the international monetary fund. people that have come out the day on the streets of argentina. i'm not happy with the handling of the economic crisis. the handling of the pen demik airports in argentina are only allowing in the wrong $600.00 passengers. do thousands of people. thousands of argentines. i ran outside the country and that's why people are taken to the street. they're opposed to the government of the finance, the thing that the government is not doing enough to help this country recover the pandemic. and they believe that the government attempts to try to interfere we do economy will deepen the recession and in a way affect argentina's chances of recovering from the time that makes self sedans . president has promised not to return his country to war during a ceremony marking a decade since independence. it became the world's youngest country when it split from through don in 2011. but a civil war soon followed which killed about 400000 people and displaced about 4000000 others. who with

know that jacqueline, she is about to resume his bid to win a record equaling 20th grand slam title. the role number one is taking on chillies christian garden and the last 16 organizers have announced there will be capacity crowds on the main courts from tuesday until now attendances have been kept at 50 percent due to coven 19 restrictions. roger federer is up against italy's lorenzo sinay go fetter turns 40 next month and has only played in 5 tournaments over the past 16 months following to ne opperation. but the time champion and says he does have a title champ for the may be one of the 1st times i just felt very much at peace out there. really sort of a tranquillity, i guess, to everything i was doing where i wanted to serve how i wanted to win my service games. and then how i took mrs. how i took the wrong choices. you know, i just brought the, i just brush them off and i was like, we're moving on things going well, a leading contender for an olympic gold medals in disappoint his home crowd in the build up to the tokyo games. sweden's, poor old champion, arman de planted winnin

for east plural garden, shown at the rate is now the jacqueline kennedy garden which is less well-known in the rose garden but not as beautiful. my colleagues later today will be telling you all about how this transformation took place. it's a fascinating story, especially for garden lovers such as ourselves. and with that, ladies and gentlemen i'm going to and. there you have it, an abbreviated history of the white house grounds from 1790 to 1903 in, i think, just about a half an hour. thank you for your time, and again it's been my great pleasure. [applause] >> we can do a short q&as since we made up a bit of time. it will be fast. there is microphones on the other side of the room. if you the question, feel free to raise your hand. don't all do that once. there we go. >> i wanted to ask about the use of the greenhouses for cutting gardens, and the u.s. inside the house. was it all sourced from there for the arrangements inside the home at that time? >> at the time, absolutely. who is doing the arranging at that time? >> it depends. the white house gardeners at various times when i've

police or prominent figure and the yellow vest movements and the french presidential candidate. jacqueline mago thinks that everyone should be free to choose whether or not to get vaccinated tossed even yet could the coffee. i believe that the only french people and frank were a manual ma, crohn's, he's vaccinated unvaccinated people. i only see french people. you shouldn't forget that not everyone who hasn't had the job or against the vaccine. it's just the opposite impact. i'm not against it at all. but i want to be free to choose and give an informed decision, of course, on down have consequences. but why are they imposed? because the government is unable to handle the crisis properly. russia and china are undermining trust in western vaccines and a bid to promote their own. that's the claim being made by the white house, which says misinformation is being used to exaggerate the risk of side effects from american and european made shots. well, let's learn just a little bit more about this. here's on correspondent kelly. there is a huge anti vax movement in the united states. many americ

some of the sticking point will include the offsite jacqueline and square financing district and thetion terms. the city wants the a's to sign on for at least 45 years. so far the a's have agreed 20. i caught up with a's president. >> we feel the on site is something we can take the risk and handle. that's hundreds of millions of dollars, but obviously the offsite areas are areas the city could have invested in the last generation and it's actually burdened our project with all tho that's not customary on projects like there. that's not done in san francisco, in san jose, in southern california and it just actually kind of crushes the project under its own weight. >>> red sox visiting the a's. this is what getting upstaged looks like. is there anything tony kemp can't do lately? excellent body control to haul in the difficult catch. elvis andrus hasn't hit a homer until now. i've been waiting to say this. ladies and gentlemen, elvis has left the building. a's trying to tie. it's not deep. the throw comes in. here comes seth brown and he's out. the a's lose in heart breaking fashion,

my thought follow us on maybe ecologists or dr. jacqueline, we've diagnosed it is now the only society to follow the doctor's order and medical me after a week on the gala straight. the sb this makes its way back to the spanish station . from there it will return home. but i couldn't leave antarctica without investigating the world, single, biggest threat to peace and the environment, government and the data. without a doubt, there are mineral resources in your hand. there's always with all you gotta be and they're not just hydra covers in the form of the natural gas petroleum, but also minerals like nickel, gold, and silver. i think the recent application, or even the finding of the time that may harbor diamond if the amount this covers as much fun come increasingly easier and cheaper to reach and articles. because there can be minerals here with a value so great might justify their exploitation as yet. and even in such a remote location, hostile environmental split, split up, you know, a lot of pamela. i know, even when i'm going to still do this, mr. prestige oil spill, and we condu

jacqueline charles, the haiti and caribbean correspondent for the miami herald, explained what we knowng to the prime minister, he tended at around 1am in the morning. i've had sources tell me that it actually happened earlier. a group of unidentified assailants speaking in english and also in spanish entered the area where the president lives, it's in the hills of port—au—prince and basically you hear on one of the video is someone saying this is adea operation, dea being the us drug enforcement administration. these are not dea agents. they are presumed to be mercenaries. in fact, a high—ranking official said to me these were indeed. they do not know who they were, who brought them in, who is behind it and what the motives are. as you mentioned, the president has been at the centre of controversy. the political and constitutional crisis has been deepening in the country and right now there is no constitutional legal solution in terms of who's in charge. haiti is actually in between governments. just this week the president announced he was going to be appointing a new prime minister

>> i have no question that jacqueline kennedy had the most influence, because it was global. and you will see two images in the book that show it. even in the midst of the cold war behind the iron curtain, there were soviet women's magazines showing off the jackie look which is so extraordinary, and secondly, when she appeared in a leopard coat, there was such a instant global demand for leopard coats that the leopard was placed on the endangered species list. so, i mean, it was, and i mean, it was a big business, and it was just, and i could go on about that, and you will see more about that in the book. and as far as the best dressed, and each era does honestly speak about that, and as i said for beginning of the project, i don't know a lot about fashion per se, and i'm not even all that interested, and i say it with great respect for what is a craft, and business and important industry. but, the politics, in the popular culture that it reflects, whereas there is a statement about what i know about, and so i am not necessarily the best judge as you can tell by my own clothi

>> i think there is no question that jacqueline kennedy had the most influence because it was a global influence. you will see in the book two images i think that speak to that. one shows that even in the midst of the cold war, behind the iron curtain there were soviet women's magazines showing off the jackie look, custom is so extraordinary. and secondly, when she appeared in a leopard coat, it -- there was such an instant global demand for leopard coats that the leopard was placed on the endangered species list. so, i mean, it was -- and, you know, it was a big business. and -- and it was just -- i could go on about that. you will see more about that in the book. as far as the best dressed. you know, each era really honestly does speak to that. i'm also as i said at the beginning of the project, i don't know a lot about fashion, per se. and i'm not even all that interested -- i say that with all -- great respect for what is a craft, a business, and an important industry. but the politics and the popular culture that it re, the statements of that is what i am the most knowledgeable. i

until your dreams come true ♪ people adjust their diets in today's food is fuel cnn health reporter jacquelinedecade. >> reporter: a balanced diet is important at any age, but as we age it can help to be more mindful of including certain nutrients in your diet. by your late teens, early 20s, you have up to 90% of peak bone mass and calcium can keep your bones healthy. good scores of calcium are low fat yogurt, kale and broccoli. in your 30s and 40s start thinking about adding more fiber into your diet. soluble fiber helps regulate cholesterol and blood sugar, found in avocados and sweet potatoes. insoluble fiber regulates your bowl movements found in whole grains, wheat bran, cauliflower and beans. for adults 50 and older focus on healthy fats. one study says replacing bad saturated trans fats with healthy unsaturated fats is linked with a 27% lower risk of dying. you can find unsaturated fats in seeds, nuts, of a cad goes and fatty fish like salmon. >>> good morning and welcome to your "new day." i'm kaitlan collins in for christi paul. >> good morning, kaitlan. i'm boris sanchez. covid cases

in today's food as fuel, cnn's jacqueline howard tells us. >> if you're craving red meat but don't wantpot. you can find them in grocery stores, restaurants and even dry foods. but are they healthy? well, meatless burgers do contain proteins, vitamins and minerals. and many times similar to the profile of the meats they imitate. they contain vitamin b12 and z zinc, that can be tough to come by in normal diets. these highly processed and usually contain high levels of sodium and saturated fats. check your labels and eat them in moderation. they're not health food, even if they're tasty and environmentally friendly. veggie burgers that are made of beans, queinoa or rice are the healthiest of off. use one with grains and that's the one you can feel good about. >>> drought conditions continue to worsen among the midwest but a monsoon is providing much needed relief pour states though heavy rainfall has left 9 million under flood watches. >> yeah. let's get the latest from allison chinchar. he's at the cnn weather center. bad news, we have too much moisture. >> yeah, and it's not evenly spre