reporter: thanks, jake.se idea was it to try to go big and bring everyone home at once, instead of going for a simpler one-for-one type deal? and why? mr. sullivan: that's a great question, which i don't feel entirely comfortable answering, because this was an organic process involving a lot of people across our government. but what i will say is this. the president sat us down on a regular basis over the course of the detentions of paul, evan, and alsu and really pushed us to think about what configuration would actually work to make this happen. and it was through an iterative process of back and forth with various of the allies i mentioned, with engagements with our russian counterparts where we were making proposals, getting responses, that this all came together. and so, i would say that if you had not had joe biden sitting in the oval office, i don't think this would have happened. but as i said, in my remarks, there were a lot of other people who played a central role in building out the pieces of thi

. >> see you tomorrow or in the lead with jake tapper? no. starts right now so. >> was that press conference supposed to help the trump campaign lead starts right now with vice president kamala harris, rising in polls, former president donald trump takes questions from reporters saying he has agreed to three debates and going off on crowd sizes and a whole host of other issues the trump campaign had thought his ability to take questions for an hour was a potent contrast. with biden. but does this dynamic work against kamala harris the same way? >> plus the art of power, former house speaker nancy pelosi joining the leaf here on set for her take on trump's press conference. >> biden's debate performance the harris campaign so far and much, much more and terrifying new details about the alleged isis inspired terrorist attack that was planned for a taylor swift concert this week, what investigators are revealing about the suspects in custody? and the stockpile of chemicals and explosive devices found at one of their homes welcome to the lead. i'

>> i think that the jury's still out on that, jake. i mean, yes, there is an element of it it clearly the progressives in the party are comfortable with tim walz in a way that certainly the harris team felt there was some discomfort with josh shapiro, the main other content they're here, but the reality is, there is a record tim walz hadn't congress and the connections that whitney really nicely laid out with rural america. parts of the country for that voted for donald trump. that contrast a little bit with his record as governor kamala harris has the same issue, right? she has a record and san francisco, as, someone that comes out of calvin cornea and all everything. you know what that means. and then she also has her record as a prosecutor. and we i think one of the challenges she has here is explaining to erica kind of which version of her are we going to see as the presidential candidate, right? and that's part of his race to define her, i think to paul's is going to have a similar you know set of questions, right? i mean, republi

i'm jake tapper. live here at the democratic national convention, vice president kamala harris, assuming the democratic mantle, officially, president joe biden, about to relinquish it today, biden will ceremonial ceremonially hand the reins of the party over to his vice president senate after an election shakeup for the ages, which believe it or not occurred only for weeks and one day ago mr. biden just landed in chicago for his big speech because we've seen some new reporting that the president is somewhat relieved and nostalgic about his standoff, but also still a bit bitter over how it all went down we'll see tonight if any of that is discernible in his address, the white house says biden will sketch out his view of the stakes of this election night and call out his predecessor, donald trump. find name. as he once again makes his case that trump is a threat to democracy. president biden is expected to ask americans to help defend democracy. one more time in november the harris campaign says biden s

there's only one thing of which i am certain there jake, only one. google is going to appeal this as far and as fast as they possibly can, because this decision i mean, it is an instant court decision. you've got many layers of appeal, which we've got to get will affect alphabet. it will affect microsoft, it will affect matter and all stations in between all right. >> richard quest. thanks so much. appreciate it. turning now to our 2024 lead in the final hours of vice president kamala harris is a search for a running mate. tomorrow, we're going to take the lead live to philadelphia as the two kamala harris and who knows who make their first joint appearance at a campaign rally at temple university. let's jump right and with some of the best-sourced reporters on the story and jamie gangel, your reporting show that just harris is focused right now on governor josh shapiro of the commonwealth of pennsylvania and governor walz of minnesota, arizona senator mark kelly is still theoretically in the running, although it seems like the reporting suggests it'

thank you, jake. i really appreciate it. >> democratic congressman dean phillips of minnesota, former lieutenant governor of georgia, geoff duncan kaitlan. >> thanks, jake. i do want to get to some breaking news we have right now involving what u.s. intelligence agencies have said is iran's recent attack, hack attack into donald trump's campaign. sources are now telling cnn, one of donald trump's lawyers was targeted in a hacking attempt. this is new reporting that i'm breaking with our colleagues, evan frozen chunk when lyngaas and evan perez joins me now. evan, obviously, for people who don't know, this is lindsey halligan. they might also remember seeing her as she was sitting front row actually in the vip box at the republican convention just a month ago. she's been on donald trump's legal team for quite some time now, and she now is one of these attorneys. she's kind of seen as a trump whisperer internally. she's someone who can often go back and talk to him. so she is quite close to him and now

the to beijing where jake sullivan is s-ueakin. ~ , , to beijing where jake sullivan is s-ueakin. ~'. the key is responsible management — speaking. the key is responsible management through _ speaking. the key is responsible | management through diplomacy. beginning in may of last year that diplomacy has been an all hands on deck effort across the us government and cabinet, which has included four meetings between my self and china as well as engagements between secretary blinken and his counterparts and other cabinet secretaries and their counterparts. those discussions helped lay the foundation for a productive summit between resident biden and the chinese president in san francisco last year. our leaders agreed on concrete steps on issues that matter to the american people and that matter to the world. this week i travelled to china for the first time as national security adviser to take stock of where we have made progress and what work there still remains to be done and how we can responsibly manage the differences and difficulties we have. that has been the focus of my meetings

andrey andreevich, first of all, will jake salevan listen to his urging?bal times, secondly, from the american perspective, what are the expectations for the prospects of this visit. please note that this same article says that the chinese side invited the national security adviser in order to define the agenda for this last period of the outgoing democratic administration, a possible new democratic administration, this cannot be ruled out, to outline the entire list of problematic and enough... such lingering, unresolvable issues that are brewing between the parties. the americans are not abandoning their line of containing and suppressing china. at the same time, they are not avoiding contact, interaction, an intensive process in which there are some positive steps - meetings of presidents, a large number of steps that greatly worsen the overall diplomatic situation, regular visits of politicians, congressmen to taiwan. the creation of bilateral, multilateral military coalitions in the region, strengthening their military potential in this region, equipp

good, jake. and you know, we don't take anything for granted. and by saying that this is going to be even more tough, you're assuming that we won't be united in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, you hurt me and my remarks. we won't let anyone take our eyes off the prize our north star or it's simple and plain. we want to elect kamala harris as president and governor. tim walz as vice president, and we won't let anybody throw shade on our harris wants shot. >> we're going to knock on doors, phone, bank, host debate parties. >> you want to know one of the hardest questions for me? he coming in here, what what's going to happen when our democratic nominee debates that guy, i said she's going where his behind out, and they said, well, what about what about what about the vice presidential candidate j.d. vance? ain't got a chance against gun have been a wall to where we're excited about this competition because we're on the right side of the history where there's inclusion and we welcome people from all walks of life, no matter your race class socioe

jake sullivan _ rest of the world. jake sullivan is _ rest of the world.n is in china - rest of the world. jake | sullivan is in china and outlines this is an important issue for president biden. what issue for president biden. what is the best he can hope for out of these talks?— of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing _ of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing meeting - of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing meeting with | here in beijing meeting with the vice—chair of the central military commission and so forth, but itself to be considered a success because what you want to do is keep that ongoing communication to reduce the risk any miscommunication or misunderstanding creates or facilitates a conflict. us and china relations are complex issues. it is not going to fall it's off into a very quick resolution by the neser be ongoing engagement and search for ways of collaboration such as areas that are less controversial, such as climate change or law enforcement cooperation.— change or law enforcement coo eration. ., ., , cooperatio

>> i don't follow. >> thank you, jake. >> can you talk about what if any engagement the u.s. officials had as vladimir putin as part of this. >> no engagement directly of vladimir putin. >> there was extensive engagement with russian officials over the course of this. i'm not going to get into the details because those channels are sensitive, and need to be protected for exactly this reason. because having those sensitive channels enables us to produce results like today. >> last week in the oval office, president biden said he remains committed to bringing americans home during his final six months in office. how important was it for him to get this deal before leaving office? >> honestly, i don't think he was thinking about it like i got to get it before i leave office. he was thinking about it from the family's perspective, which is every day is a lost day, so i want to do this as rapidly as humanly possible. i want to push the pace on it because the longer that these americans are held abroad, the greater the risk and the greater the pain. so for him, it was really import

but the mere fact that jake sullivan was in china is newsworthy.ng with xi jinping elevates the importance of his visit. i think it augers very well for a continued building of a strong floor under u.s./china relations. >> having said that, though, i was surprised by the readout of the initial end of this meeting in beijing. it seems as if jake sullivan has gone in and after 18 months of backchannel diplomacy and conversation with wang yi, he's walked away with an agreement on a higher level phone call. i thought, is that all there is? >> well, i read the readout as well. i think the meetings were more substantive than the meeting may suggest or your comments may suggest. they touched on bilateral issues, they touched on regional issues and they touched on international issues. i think that the wang yi/jake sullivan meeting was sort of the agenda-setting meeting for the summit that is likely to come. remember, it was only in november of 2023, not that long ago, that president xi was in the united states in san francisco, and there were three, i thi

>> this is basically what jake said. it is something we had no involvement in and he did not have any involvement in. the white house played no role in this process. the president directed his team to consult as appropriate with officials and lawyers in the department of defense, obvi obviously. we have said this before. our hearts go out to the families who lost loved ones on that day. and you know, the president on 9/11 has honored them every year in the families who lost their loved ones on that terrible day. we remain committed. this administration remain committed to make sure that the military process is fair and delivers justice to the victims, survivors, families and those accused of crimes. so that is certainly the president's continued commitment here. >> donald trump yesterday attacked kamala harris' identity saying he didn't know she was black and he reacted to that yesterday but i'm wondering if the president is aware of those comments. >> the president is aware. i think he just, like myself and what i state

in north carolina, jake we listened. stevie wonder. >> yeah the timing on that nice now i don't have to listen to myself instead of stevie wonder let's talk about this. >> all nazi be wander as much as i would love to see the floor too. little stevie bakari, let me start with you. let's just play some of the sound demonstrating how democrats are talking about the republican donald trump, who seems from the clip that we just saw from phil mattingly in north carolina, quite per termed, quite offended. i love that sat word. >> so let's let's run some of the same it was the same old show the divisiveness and the disrespect going small is petty. it's unhealthy and quite frankly, it's unpresidential. >> we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. we have seen that movie before, and we all know that the sequel is usually worse what do you think? >> so? i think that most people just hear it and hear the attacks on trump, but don't see what the campaign is doing or how the shift is actually occurring. becaus

>> so jake know these facts. you said it peaked in december remember what happened in january january is when i ordered the closure of this 50 acre park in eagle pass, texas and the national guard wired shut a location where biden had been allowing 5,000 people to cross a date illegally. now on average, there's less than one person crossing a day illegally. also since that time in texas, because of measures that i have taken illegal border crossings have gone down 85% knowing that texas represents two-thirds of the entire border between the united states and mexico. you can see mathematically why the illegal border crossings have gone down so much. jake, another important factor, another important fact, however, is this. one thing that biden has trying to do is to camouflage the people coming across the border. they're no longer walking across the board as much as they used to, instead of joe biden is flying them across the border and very large numbers. and sending them to cities across the united states of amer

jake. >> all right. isabel, thanks so much. appreciate it coming up next a cnn exclusive interview with the man at the center i'm tour of last week's massive prisoner swap that led to the return of evan gershkovich and paul whelan also kurmasheva. what really happened behind the scenes of these negotiate? you'll see him right there with the beard and the glasses on the left side of your screen? that's roger carstens and we're going to talk to him next sunday on the whole story dot, donie. >> donie o'sullivan dives back into the world of misinformation. >> no computers that are used in our election have software that was illegal and it's connected to where china as conspiracy theories intensify on both sides. >> how did you feel when you saw the assassination attempt? >> do you really want to know? yes. >> we'll misinformation cause chaos in november's election. are voice is seeing stolen the whole story with anderson cooper, sunday at 8:00 on cnn somebody would ask for something and she would just walk right past didn't know th

so a jake's on was very clear. this was not about trying to get the chinese to do something that they do not want to do that. they realize that that would be futile, norton, or is it about changing us policy and changing the way that we think we, we need to pursue our national security interest. but it is about trying to explain the issues that both sides are concerned about to try to avoid misunderstanding and miscalculation. now that you mentioned miscalculations, where do you think that the cold war, that new cold war as you call it, is most likely to heat up as well in the meet, submits a long terms. i believe that the tie once rate is really that regional flash point that can bring china's united states potentially into new are aware that we haven't seen on the, on the scale since really world war 2. and we need to do everything in our power to try to avoid it. but in the, in the short term, there is potential for the stabilize in the actions in the south china sea, where you have these confrontations on almos

, jake, he voted with republicans 14% of the time. we're not talking 40 40%, 35%. and i know there's some talk about him having some past membership with the nra. i'm a big gun guy. no one in the gun community gives a care about the nra. it was one thing if he's would have been with gun owners of america or firearms policy institute, the nra is irrelevant for most real serious gun gun enthusiasts. as it pertains to him being a liberal, let's look at the policies and we should talk about him doing some things for african american men. i'll see that point. i was looking at a study from the university of minnesota that talked about how i his taxes at the local level and state level disproportionat ely impacts poor people specifically people of color. i looked at migration patterns of people out of state. you can see if people who've come in are going, there are more people leaving his state then coming to his state as a result of how expensive it is to lift. so yes, his policies would not work for the average american can person. >> so l

an jake sullivan is in china for talks as the two countries aim to lower the diplomatic temperature. a very warm welcome to world news america. israel says its forces have rescued a hostage from an underground tunnel in gaza after being held for more than 10 months. 52-year-old is an arab and found in the southern part of the strip. he was abducted in the october 7 attacks. israel says he was rescued and what they are calling a complex operation. lucy williamson sent this report from the medical center in southern israel. lucy: for farhan, a few final moments in hiding. a wall of israeli soldiers shielding him from the world he left 10 months ago. for my tunnel in gaza to an israeli ambulance in a couple of hours. his family racing the last few meters to greet him. thin and pale, but staff set after more than 10 months in captivity, the 52-year-old was in a good and stable condition. >> it is difficult to explain how it feels. it is better than having a newborn. we thank god and everyone and hope to see him healthy. we are very happy, very happy. lucy: israel's army released this foo

>> jake tapper, you know, better than asked me that question. i am going to do everything i can to ensure that kamala harris is the next president, united states and the donald trump never comes back to the oval office. and after that, i can kick back and enjoy my life all right. dr. susan rice, ambassador susan rice, i should say. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. harris campaign officials we're already talking about their plans after the party is over tonight, including paths to victory or these pads, realistic. that's next the democratic national convnvention to 97 on cnn n and ststreaming on max, and alternrnative to pills, vavaltt is a c clinically y proven arthritis s pain r relief gel lh penenetrates deeeep to targeget source of f pain with h non-n-steroidal l anti-inflalamy medicine directly he had the source vololterra and d the joj movevement t through y your rise trial hellllo. >>>> can you h hear me foror su >> can e everybody h hear me? ? >>>> sure. canan do o you heara asassured cat t how cacan you h wellll trew c

well , jake salvan also met with the minister of defense of the celestial empire, they talked about a things, and during this conversation the head of the defense of the ministry of foreign affairs told jake salvon that the united states of america should not do what it is doing now, giving arms to taiwan, because it does not lead to peace, although, the minister said, it is china who wants this peace, it wants a peaceful reunification with taiwan , a little more about china, china's leadership. hopes that the government of the united states of america will find the right way to establish relations between the two countries, said this during a meeting with the us president's national security adviser jake salvan, said and the leader of the celestial xijin pin. according to him , great changes have taken place in sino-american relations, and sometimes not for the better . at the same time, mr. xi assured the american envoy that china's commitment is to the goal of stable, healthy and sustainable sino-american relations. remains unchanged. i will remind you that jake sullivan was the fi

for example, wang gee and jake salvan met five times last year. not only in china and the usa, but also within the group of 20 there were initiatives in this regard. between the two countries, but from the point of view of tension, we are seeing its growth around the indo-pacific region, and not only that, if you look at the war in ukraine, you can see very close relations between china and russia, which creates a challenge for the united states, but it is not only about traditional military issues, such as developments in the gas sector, ukraine and the indo-pacific region. we also see trade and economic security on the agenda. and at the very end, han lin, director of the shanghai-based think tank irzha group, described the significance of sullivan's visit to china. national security adviser jake sullivan's visit to china is both historic and meaningful. if you look at last year's the meeting between presidents xi and biden in san francisco, then before and after this event we saw a constant flow of contacts between. the american and chinese sid

yeah. >> thanks, jake. >> who's idea was it? to try to go big and bring everyone home at once instead of going for a simpler one for one type deal and walk that's a great question which i don't feel entirely comfortable answering because this was an organic process involving a lot of people across our government but what i will say is this, the president satis down on a regular basis over the course of the detentions of paul, evan and all sue and really pushed us to think about what configuration would actually work to make this happen and it was through an iterative, iterative process of back-and-forth with various of the allies i mentioned with engagements with our russian counterparts, where we were making proposals getting responses that this all came together and so i would say that if you had not had joe biden sitting in the oval office? >> i don't think this would have happened but as i said in my remarks, there were a lot of other people who played a central role in building out the pieces of this and then executing on t

well, jake, this week is all about the american people getting to know better the vice president and the same goes for her family. we've just learned that her stepson whole emhoff is going to be on stage tonight talk about what the vice president often refers to as her blended family in a video message as well. pull emhoff will talk about the time when his parent's job and emhoff split when he >> but he wasn't going to pull ride in that as a difficult time. but then they'll say there was a blind date between doug emhoff and the vice president that change their families lives forever. people say in that video message, but in 2014, harris became babela. this is the nickname that the children used for the vice president will describe her as having taken over sunday he dinners at actually taught doug emhoff how to cook according to this video. now, doug emhoff, as we know, is going to be speaking tonight as well, and he is going to make that connection saying that she has risen to the occasion for his family and that he believes that she can do the same at this moment for the country as

moments ago at the white house, national security adviser jake sullivan spoke about what this moment means for the negotiators who spent years pulling this deal together. >> i spent a lot of time with the families of evan and paul and alsu, and most of the time, as you can imagine, those are tough conversations. but not today. today -- excuse me -- today was a very good day. >> but the elation, the freed americans and their families must be feeling today is matched by sadness for the americans who will remain in russian prison. many on bogus charges. gabe gutierrez is at the white house. what is the white house saying, and i understand that we have yet another photograph that is very telling about what is happening today? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, chris. those photographs just within the past few moments if we can put it up, that the white house just put up a picture of those americans heading back to the u.s. look at that picture, chris, and see on the left side of the screen, evan gershkovich, just look at his smile and how different he looks from just last month when he was

, and during this conversation, the head of the defense department of the celestial empire told jakevan that the united states of america should not be doing what it is doing now, giving weapons to taiwan, because it does not lead to peace, though. - said the minister, it is china that wants this peace, it wants a peaceful reunification with taiwan. a little more about china: china's leadership hopes that the government of the united states of america will find the right one a way to improve relations between the two countries. this was also said by the leader of the celestial empire, xijin pin, during a meeting with the national security adviser of the us president, jake salvan. according to him , great changes have taken place in sino-american relations and sometimes not for the better, while mr. xi assured the american envoy that china's commitment to the goal of stable, healthy and sustainable sino-american relations remains unchanged. i will remind you that jake salevan was the first to come to china from 100 since 2016 the first adviser to the president of the united states on

jake sullivan is in china. meeting with chinese mr. wang li. bloomberg learned the bank's incoming c.e.o. is considering cutting layers of middle management when he takes charge next week. let's get a quick check on these markets. it is august. last week of august. people are away from their trading desk. you are seeing some marginal positivity. futures higher only by 1/10 of 1%. the same over at nasdaq futures. it is very slim peckings from the index levels. i want to go to the asset picture. we're on wait and see mode for the equity market for nvidia. the market is doing something a little bit wonky. this is still pricing in a lot of cuts going into september. after a very strong two-year option yesterday. the currency markets to me are really interesting cable hit another high 132 handle great for ex-pats leak myself. the cuts over in the state are pushing dollar lower and lower keeping currency at the elevated level. we're still monitoring what's gong nonmiddle east and venezuela and what the chinese demand picture looks like. all of that f

joumanna: breaking barriers, jake sullivan since down with the top tiny -- chinese general is both nations aim to improve military dialogue. spain and germany cpi data out later this morning. will let you know what to expect. the big focus for the investing community are around nvidia earnings that came through late last night, and let us get you an evaluation of how markets reacted to, because even though nvidia's top line revenue doubled year on year, it investors were disheartened by some of the guidance that came through. we will talk more about the specifics of what came true from that earnings call mom -- call, but what you need to know is nvidia stock traded lower and having an impact on the nasdaq 100. futures o-ring -- opening lower. that there was a lot of nervousness into this earnings report. s&p futures leaning negative. euro stoxx falling from negative momentum. asia opening 2% weaker. u.k. index opening in positive territory. switching over and taking a look at cross asset, not a lot of movement as far as rates are concerned. the u.s. 10 year yield has not done much overnigh

but today, young parents like jake, for better or worse, would rather not go to war over a binky. them to go through tough times to grow as a person, but you don't need to make extra tough times for them. they'll have plenty of those coming up. >> put the dirt on top of the paci, yep. >> reporter: parents delight in marking milestones. but those milestones are often bittersweet. [bagpipes bagpipes playing] >> reporter: because each turning point is a point of no return. >> she is transitioning to the next stage of her life. we just got to hold onto those moments and those memories, and this is where we do this stuff. it gives us these memories to look back on. as it goes fast. >> how do you feel? >> i want to do it again. >> reporter: hazel hasn't asked for it again since. although shortly after the ceremony, jake dug it up and buried it again in a keepsake box. >> i love you so much, okay? >> okay. >> reporter: making dad the one who just can't let go. >> good night, sweet p. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," >> announcer: making a loan for her niece's tuition was a clas

thanks, jake. good to hear from the senator there we've got the entire panel here who was watching that event in philadelphia and van jones, i just want to start with you because we were watching this come out. harris introduced walls actually after shapiro, who is also the running for this introduce walls, what did you make of what you saw there the sun came out, the sun came out facing the rising sun, as we say, in the national anthem, it was beautiful it was beautiful the language is so fresh now, we're going to defend everyone's freedoms don't be weird. >> mine drone business. we won't go back. this is a new language for a politics of possibility. and hopefully again they had hope and change. you guys had hope and change the 2008. now we've got hoping gus hoping it kid's name, hoping gous, you know, he brings his family into it he talks about ivf and these personal personal terms it's just beautiful. and i listened kamala harris is proving to be a pulse political phenomenon. two weeks ago, she

but jake sullivan did notably in this briefing labeled him as wrongfully detained. that is a formal label that typically comes from the state department and he did also tell our colleague, kayla tausche in this briefing that in getting this deal done, there was no direct contact with vladimir putin, but of course, the number of russian officials were involved in negotiating this. and us officials are very much stressing that none of this means that there is going to be a change in the u.s. russian relations, which of course remains credibly tense mj lee live from the white house. >> thank you so much. and we want to share with you a photo just in a new photo showing whalen gershkovich and kurmasheva on the plane bringing them back to the united states. all smiles on what is a historic and emotional day for these folks and their families? actually want. to discuss with someone who's had a personal stake in evan gershkovich being held in russia, and that is almar latour, the ceo of dow jones, and the publisher of the wall street journal. thank you so much for being wi

yesterday, it was an emotional jake sullivan.was a big player here organizing this, analyzing it and staying in close touch with the families. they were involved almost every step of the way. >> reporter: that's right. this was a painstaking process, as you laid out. a process that took nearly two years. as you laid out in that time line, it came together in the last two weeks or so, that detail that it was president biden about an hour before he announced he would not seek re-election, that that final piece of the puzzle came together. another person that the white house is saying played a critical role is vice president kamala harris. you heard jake sullivan detailing what role she played. saying at the munich security conference in february, she spoke with the german chancellor. we are learning from another white house official who said she asked the staff to leave the room except for one of her aides. she moved the ball significantly. also during that conference, spoke with the prime minister of slovenia to help this come tog

>> thank you, jake. that's so great to hear. thank you so much for having us a fight over the first amendment and a moment challenging the limits of our freedom of speech. i'm going to talk to a woman at the center of that. all that's next this tiny home trend not for me. this is more like it the same goes for my foot worth. so i went hands-free with white fit sketch are slipping just step in go without bending down or touching my shoes. wide fit hands-free sketches slip in. >> ocd is more than what you see on tv. and in the movies, it comes with unreal relenting, intrusive images, thoughts and urges. if you have ocd and need help, you can get better. who specialized treatment. go to know cd.com to learn more. scout is protected by simply erica trio and he's in it to win it sympatric, a trio is the first chu would triple protection intestinal. >> worms. well, heartworm disease, no problem with some farragut trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures, use with caution and then

also coming up as old white towels aid on a rad visit to bay jake with frictions rising across these days of all the us in china looking to finally stabilize relations. the baltic states beef up defenses along the east and bought us to block the pots of russian tags and all that potential arrives the guy both as well come to the program. at least 3 people have been killed as ty phone, sean sean milan full in southern japan as the whole mass tool and into japan southern to show island and is expected to head north over the coming days. more than 55000 people have fled the area and the hundreds of flights have been grounded. authorities have issued the highest level of the voice stream wins and potential storm searches. john john is the most powerful ty, soon to hit japan this year. well journalist sonia bloss, cuz in hiroshima and she gave us the latest on the storm. well, as you mentioned before, that happened casualties already. hi, is this a sequence was injured. several, tens of thousands and hundreds of losses, even though i've been, uh, displays have been ordered to, to go to, t

we don't know if jake has kids. okay. is his name actually jake? that they made for you, the kids? >> stephen: someone was asking me today what's my favorite gift that i've gotten and it's the little notes. like, here's a coupon to take me fishing and stuff like that. i love that. >> i know. >> stephen: what are you getting me? >> um... >> stephen: can i guess what you're going to get me? >> okay. >> stephen: this is the general area of what i get. i get, like, some shorts for summer and, like, a linen shirt. >> always a bathing suit. it's always good to give a dad a bathing suit because it's the middle of summer. >> stephen: and it's embarrassing when i go into the water naked. all right, give me another one. >> so now you don't get a bathing suit. >> stephen: all right, fine. i will not be kink-shamed. [laughter] this one is good for pride month, darling. it says "on father's day, i feel so lucky because i have two great dads!" that's nice. but the first draft said "on father's day, i feel so lucky because i can cover you both with one card. i sa

>> sandra, jake sullivan the national security advisor got emotional at the podium moments ago. and "the wall street journal" newsroom as she showed here in washington, d.c., burst into applause after receiving the news that it's a reporter evan gershkovich had landed in turkey and exited a russian military plane. he was 1 of 4 americans including paul whalen who had been passed over in previous prisoner exchanges, alsu, and vladimir kara-muza who serve as a pallbearer at john mccain's funeral where they will be met by high-level officials who have been working on these cases for years. 82 russians in exchange for my four americans and 12 other dissidents the deal involves the seven nations but really came down to the chancellor of germany who had to take the difficult decision to release the killer that killed an officer in berlin, that and they had been holding these innocent american ponds to secure. alexie was part of the deal and suddenly died in a russian prison. secretary of state antony blinken and vice president harris made appeals during the munich security conference

since then, things have changed, and jake sullivan has met wang yi on four other occasions. conflict. to ukraine now, and ukraine say they now control 100 russian settlements in the kursk region of russia as the incursion continues. president zelensky is speaking right now, let's take a listen. translation: , , ., ., .,~ let's take a listen. translation: , , ., ., ., ~ ., translation: they try not to talk to me about that. _ translation: they try not to talk to me about that, but _ translation: they try not to talk to me about that, but i _ translation: they try not to talk to me about that, but i try... _ translation: they try not to talk to me about that, but i try... table i me about that, but i try... table ten is still here. thanks for having me, mr president. injuly, the in july, the president injuly, the president announced the eu had _ injuly, the president announced the eu had requested transporting of gas across— eu had requested transporting of gas across the _ eu had requested transporting of gas across the ukrainian territory. since — across the ukrainian territ

tonight in the us, the lead with jake tapper starts right now welcome to the lead. i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper and we start with the breaking news in our world lead right now, detained americans evan gershkovich and paul whelan are just hours away from landing in the united states where the president and vice president will greet them as they walked off the plane and back onto american soil. their freedom results of the largest swap prisoners since the cold war, 24 people in seven countries the dramatic exchange unfolding on a tarmac in turkey. today, you take a look at this image of six plates and the countries involved in the deal lined up next to one another, ready to trade. in some cases, innocence for a convicted murderer. president biden met with the families of the released american hostages before addressing the country. in this momentous deal the deal that made this possible was a feat of diplomacy. >> and friendship friendship multiple countries help get this done. everybody stepped up, polls stepped up so vds stepped up, turkey stepped up and it

jake sullivan played his role, tony blinken, secretary blinken played his role. bill burns at the cia played his role, roger carson. this does not happen without close allies that you value and that value us. and at the ends of the day people keep saying since the cold war -- nothing like this has happened since the cold war. i know the cold war pretty well. this is the most complex investigation ever in the history of dealing with moscow, and it comes about as a result of dealing with serious diplomacy with close allies. >> chris, can you talk about that precise angle that ambassador mcfaul is mentioning, the notion of this multilateral agreement negotiation, all the moving pieces and just how unusual that is from the perspective of a hostage negotiator. >> well, i think the ambassador hit the nail on the head. everybody points back to the cold war. this had so many pieces on the diplomatic end, the multilateral approach,ner gauging several different governments who had different equities and the german government had to give up a significant concession themselv

jake, great update next. >> thank you so much. the news

but today, young parents like jake, for better or worse, would rather not go to war over a binky. them to go through tough times to really grow as a person, but you don't need to make extra tough times for them. they'll have plenty of those coming up. >> put some dirt on top of the paci, yep. >> reporter: parents delight in marking milestones. but those milestones are often . >>> good evening, coming up at 7:00. a neighborhood block party packed with good food and culture. we have a live report from the expanded night market. >> also, a neighborhood in oakland that is a hotbed for crime and gunfire. >> it has been getting worse and worse for kids, kids don't want to go outside. >> now, neighbors are begging city officials to step up. and, it is a boba bonanza, the tea is exploding nationwide. >> i drink it every day. >> i am addicted. maybe that is it. maybe i don't love it i am addicted. >> we will take you inside america's first factory that is right here in the bay area. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening, it is an event meant to boost local b

what are we expecting these talks between jake what are we expecting these talks betweenjake sullivan chinese counterpart to focus on? ,., ., ., focus on? good morning, where state media _ focus on? good morning, where state media are _ focus on? good morning, where state media are describing - state media are describing these talks is coming at a criticaljuncture between us critical juncture between us and criticaljuncture between us and china relations. when we are expecting him to arrive we are expecting him to arrive we are not sure, later today betting time but you mentioned it a bit earlier. taiwan is one of the clear issues, china is sitting out its priorities for these talks. taiwan is a redline for beijing, they believe the self—government island is part of the man—made and will not tolerate any encouragement by america of taiwanese independence. they want to make that clear. they have in the past and they will do so again. when it comes to other tricky negotiations, another area will be the south china sea within the last few minutes in fact the philippines hasjust minutes i

jake.these inquiries, why are we so bad at actually trying to prevent horrendous things in the first place? >> well , so first place? >> well, so looking at first place? >> well , so looking at the first place? >> well, so looking at the nhs and why that is so bad and the police as well, we heard mentioned by one of the parents there, it's because there isn't a culture in our public services of people taking responsibility. it's refer and forget. so someone in a meeting said in this case, if we're not very careful, this individual valdo calocane could end up killing people. and he did just a matter of months. less than a few years later . now, what i think we need later. now, what i think we need isn't another public inquiry. i read a lot of the statements by the nhs hospital managers. lessons will be learned. it's just meaningless management speak. just meaningless management speak . what we need is a culture speak. what we need is a culture where someone says, i have this concern, i will

jake berry and steve mccabe alongside me. welcome back everybody.ch on twitter saying , michel, we've had loads saying, michel, we've had loads of knife amnesties in the past. you guys saying essentially they don't work. one of my viewers says what we need is mass stop and search and automatic prison sentences for possession without the right to parole. yes answer my question then. where are these prison places that you're going to put all these in? because everyone seems to be at risk of going to prison these daysif risk of going to prison these days if you tweet something that you shouldn't. so yes, i'm not against what you're suggesting, but where are these prison places? if you know the answer to that, please do get in touch and enlighten me. thank you very much. let's talk then, shall we? about productivity in this country. there's a lot of conversation now about having the right to switch off, i.e. say when you finish your work, your boss essentially won't be able to keep messaging you after hours . also, back in the radar hours. also, back in

now, we did hear jake sullivan pushed back against that today. he actually said that he doesn't believe there is any real evidence to suggest that based on an analysis that he says was carried out by ambassador there, roger carstens, who is the u.s. special envoy for hostage affairs, who does all of this negotiating around the world. so when asked how they can prevent this kind of thing from taking place in the future for americans getting picked up in the future and then eventually having to be traded, they answered this is why americans need to find hello, are suggestions and right now of course, the biggest suggestion for russia is simply don't go there. that is something that is, that it's told to american civilians, to american business people, and to us as journalists as well. it's really drilled into us that you are in danger interests territory if you are in russia, i believe i heard our steve hall say that earlier today that it is a terrible idea. they go there so that you don't end up in a situation like this yeah. >> and alex talk a li

coming up, mike tyson and jake paul and the countdown to their rescheduled fight. >> and later in the mix, the tiny home you can buy on amazon for less than a car. you're watching world news now to a crime scene. how long >> you have time for sports? news now. week two of the nfl preseason and sunday night was a chance for one of the top draft picks to have a little shine. >> yes, and he looks very comfortable. that's what you can say about preseason. they look comfortable. this is bo nix for the broncos. he was the last of the six quarterbacks taken in the first round this year. but he connected on eight of nine passes, including a touchdown. a little bit later on as they beat andrews green bay packers 27 to 2. >> is that why he's off crying? >> yes, he's upset about the preseason. that's how much he cares. >> saturday night in vegas, baby. let's head there. dallas visiting the raiders. former pro soccer player brandon aubrey takes a shot at a 66 yard field goal, and he hits it. if he'd done it in the regular season, it would have tied the nfl record for the longest field goal. is he

ryan trains with jake- they — and have a chat to us. ryan trains with jake.n a training partner the last ten years and gone through the programme and ryan is in the england squad currently. tell through the programme and ryan is in the england squad currently.— the england squad currently. tell us how ou the england squad currently. tell us how you feel — the england squad currently. tell us how you feel about _ the england squad currently. tell us how you feel about the _ the england squad currently. tell us how you feel about the weekend. i i how you feel about the weekend. i think he has done all of us proud. you can— think he has done all of us proud. you can see — think he has done all of us proud. you can see all of his hard work. i think— you can see all of his hard work. i think he _ you can see all of his hard work. i think he did — you can see all of his hard work. i think he did 19 out of 19 routines and that— think he did 19 out of 19 routines and that in— think he did 19 out of 19 routines and that in itself shows his good hard _ and that in itse