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jasmine: there's no doubt this is a major win for the harris campaign.course, this guy may change his mind. we may get through two more rotations of this until november. i asked an aide of harris, what is their path? they say they are most comfortable, they feel most bullish about the blue wall path, plus omaha. that is where that congressional district is. they want to maintain that. him basically ruling out, switching it saying we are too close to november doing this, this is a win for them even though it still maintains the status quo. geoff: jasmine wright, a former "news hour" producer, great to have you back. and tamara keith of npr. thank you so much. ♪ amna: a new lawsuit filed today accuses exxonmobil of contributing to the world's plastic pollution. the oil and gas company is one of the largest producers of the material used to make single-use plastics. california's attorney general rob bonta filed that lawsuit after a two-year investigation and i spoke with him moments ago. welcome back. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. am

jasmine.had simply thought in my naivety that by now people would have said no, that they would have said no, that they would just have been some kind of collective and un ignorable statement that we'd had enough. but no, no, it's a shame, isn't it? >> because i feel the same. i think that protests are worth it for getting people together, and the powers that be do notice them. they pretend not to. media blanks. it all out. i know because i was on all of the lockdown protests. you know, through through that time and it was blanked apart from bless it gb news have to say, you know, i remember being on your programme and we showed some, some of the video , but it gets people video, but it gets people together and it makes them realise that they're not the only ones. but we do need more. we we're not good at revolutions in this country. it's not something, you know, we're not like the french who, you know, do it every couple of centuries. >> isn't it possible, though, that there's a there's some

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>> so jasmine, what stood out to you from that answer? >> well, i think it's really interesting wolf because reporters were hoping to hear more from the vice president on terrorists. it was something that was previewed that she would talk about and she didn't actually really get to it in her speech. and pennsylvania, but i think here we have a wholesale answer from her really trying to narrow in on on the contrast between the former president and herself trying to cast him as somebody on series on a litany of issues. but of course right now, we're talking about tariffs, the vice president has cast trump's ideas and terrorists basically pulling in all of these other people who say that they wouldn't work passing it as unserious basically saying it's a tax on americans hurricane the so she's been pretty public about her her views on trump's ideas of tari think one thing we should note is that she didn't actually answer what would be a good tariff and what would be a bad tariff kind of getting back to that idea wolf, that americans aren't ne

she joins us from london, jasmine, thank you very much for joining us. israel threatening to intensify the strikes hezbollah saying its latest barrage is just the beginning where do you see this all heading that's right. >> good morning the israelis are basically trying to increase the pressure on hezbollah to make it more costly for them, than not to be involved in this war with israel. as prime minister netanyahu for months now has been under intense pressure domestically because of the large number of israeli citizens who've been displaced from their homes, their lives completely on ended basically over the last few months. and they want to go back home and so that's what you see trying to israeli prime minister netanyahu trying to do here. he's trying to increase the pressure on hezbollah to let them know. they really don't want this war. they really don't want to be involved in what they've been involved in. he wants to bring people back home and he wants to release some of that pressure on himself domestically. >> as we just heard from president bi

i will talk to jasmine crockett about that and more. another hour of velshi begins now . 52 days until election day. >>> since taking over the democratic ticket, chemic harris has sought to play up the differences between herself and donald trump. she successfully did that after her first debate. now she is starting her presidential bid as quote, a new way forward, while trump continues to be stuck in the past. since the debate, the democratic nominee has returned to the campaign trail and shifted her focus back to the campaign trail. yesterday, harris returned to the all- important state of pennsylvania where she held rallies in a pair of counties that donald trump won in 2016 and 2020. she sat down with a local news station to her first post debate and first solo interview as the democratic nominee. the day before that, she was in north carolina, one of the most purple states on the map. the democrats have only won twice in residential context in the past 50 years, but that often vote democratic in statewide elections in a state that

let's bring in jasmine el-gamal. she's a middle east analyst, former middle east adviser for the u.s. defense it's apartment she joins us now, live from london. jasmine, thanks so much for joining it to see you, jim jasmine with this strike. >> do we now have the ingredients for the broader regional conflict that so many have feared i think this could really go. >> one of two ways, right now, the israelis, based on the successive actions against hezbollah over the last few months have you know, fairly strongly neutralized, has been left from a communications perspective after the pager attack and now from a leadership perspective through the assassination of successive senior commanders. >> now with this frankly shocking assassination of nasrallah as well, the question is, are they going to now go in, in a ground invasion to try to neutralize the organisms they should militarily, as you know, hezbollah has tens of thousands of fighters in lebanon. they have a large military arsenal that is still intact and so is isra

. >> also indicted jasmine song, whose customers allegedly dubbed her the ketamine queen. on social media depicting her high end lifestyle. do you know why she was given the name ketamine queen? >> one can infer, based on the fact that she sold 50 vials in two weeks to mr. perry. very large amount. >> song and plasencia both pleaded not guilty. what the indictment seems to show is that he was really a charlatan. administering ketamine to matthew perry, who was clearly in the throes of addiction. >> that's what the government is alleging, whether or not that's what actually happened. we'll have to see if it plays out. >> jasmine song has attorney mark geragos spoke to newsweek defending his client? >> i think all of these so-called urban legends that somehow my client knew matthew perry are demonstrably false. >> after the feds raided sanjay's apartment, they also say they learned of a second victim who died years earlier. >> that other victim was a person named cody mclaurin >> how would you describe your brother? >> you know, growing up, he was very sweet. he had lots of

joining me now to discuss this is former pentagon adviser for the middle east, jasmine el-gamal jasmine, i first want to get your reaction to what we've been in learning through nic robertson's reporting that three of the six hostages, who whose bodies have been found in these tunnels under rafah, that they were slated to be released in this first phase of a potential deal. and that idf saying that they were brutally murdered by hamas just a short while before they were reached by the idf that's right. >> good morning, amara. and thanks for having me and i'd like to start first by just expressing my heartfelt condolences to the families of these hostages whose bodies have been recovered. it's it's just the latest in a series of really heartbreaking news that's come out of gaza and israel over the last ten months, it's absolutely brutal to your question now, it is true that reportedly some of the hostages had been slated for release we've reported that hersh goldberg, polin was one of those names that have been approved by hamas for release. and that the deal had continued to be held up

>> amazing, thank you, jasmine. >> that was texas congresswoman jasmine crockett on this week's snl.or sure. i didn't even know snl was back, like i was landing in milwaukee and my phone started blowing up, it was like snl. what about it? >> they're sneaky like that, they don't tell you. >> a week and a half ago i went viral, and that was my exact outfit. >> they're good up there. >> they're really good. >> your clapbacks provide a lot of, i mean, i love all of it. those guys deserved it. thanks for spending the hour with us. >> thank you. >> to be continued, i'm sure. another break for us, we'll be right back. k for us, we'll be right back and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. >> vo: schedule free mobile service at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (children speaking) conflict is raging across the world, and millions of children's lives are being devastated by war, hunger, disease and poverty. we urgently need your help to reach children in crisis. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a

he's not going to do it with her either. >> jasmine, what do you think is this enough? what he just posted his latest statement to try to distance himself from laura loomer or does he have to do more? for example, say she's not going to be welcome on my plane. i'm not inviting your over to mar-a-lago or anything like that? yeah. well, if i think he's going to have to do more, i think that reporters are going to continue to ask him about their relationship in nature of the relationship what advice he is, what advice she has given to the former president and how would show up. and i also think that the vice president's campaign is going to really latch john. this tried to pull them together as close as they can, try to show him again as being a chaos agent that the vice president wants to turn the page from it. so i think that he's going to have to address this time and time again as we get closer to november scott, what kind of electoral impact, if any, do you think trump associated with someone like laura loomer has mean, it's hard to assess that because she's not reall

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. >> with us now, nbc news correspondent ali vitali in new york and jasmine wright. donald trump has a big rally in new york this evening. tight security after sunday's apparent assassination attempt. why is he in new york, not really a battleground state? >> that's an excellent question, jose. one i was asking myself. on the security piece, it is a heightened sense here on the ground, but having been to hundreds of these rallies at the this point, we see the similar posture we see getting into all of these rallies. so a heightened sense of posture on the ground, but business as usual security posture that is already high, he's a former president, he's been the president, he has had secret service for years now. the fact that he's in new york certainly is catching the attention of many people, because you don't expect to see a republican nominee for president campaigning in new york state, less than 50 days until election day. nevertheless, trump is here, he's crowing on his social media platforms that he thinks this could be an opportunity for republicans to retake

she joins me now from because it's in france jasmine where does this leave ceasefire? and hostage talks with the recovery of the 600 good morning. >> and it's absolutely devastating news this morning that we've received obviously as you just said, these hostages were are alive shortly before the idf soldiers found them. and it's just a real tragedy now, when it comes to what this says about the ceasefire negotiations, i think it's important to note a couple of things. first of all, the fact that the fact that the israeli soldiers we're unable to rescue these hostages it paints a picture of what we've seen over the last several months where the majority of hostages that have been released and have been able to go home safely, have been able to be released as part of an ego ocha agreement and not part of a rescue hostage operation. these rescue operations are extremely dangerous. they're happening under heavy bombardment. it's a conflict zone, and it's really been, it's really been to the detriment of these families to have the israeli government trying to continue to fi

jasmine wright, what is your takeaway from what we just heard from kamala harris and president biden, what does it say about this campaign? going forward yeah, well, look, it was a direct appeal to union voters and that base that democrats very much so need to win in november, i think it was a couple of things i would i think it wasn't explicit recognition that this is the last stretch of the campaign. >> so therefore, the harris campaign really needs to step up their efforts in trying to get these voters to come home to them, come home to the vice president herself, come november. i also think it was an implicit recognition that more needs to be done in those blue wall states, obviously earlier today we saw hard michigan governor walz forces and wisconsin now they're in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, really trying to shore up that blue wall for their path to 70. i was talking to one adviser over the weekend and they said for the harris campaign, all lies are going to be on pennsylvania, particularly for these next two weeks, as we know that she was there today governor walz will be there

i know if you're a god and i can believe in the right, the white flowers, a jasmine, and then there's no spaces of jasmine that goes into the lays of why he saw that relates to his hawaiian background. and then they sort of fluffy, colorful, as well. as you can see through a little different colors as a yellow one and the sort of a pink and orange one there chrysanthemums. and that's actually the official flower chicago, which was news to many people in chicago at the time when it was up. there were like really, yeah, so you can say is, and it looks like these leaves are also rose leaves of a certain time. so he's sitting on a chair, very similar by the way to some photographs that we have of president abraham lincoln who set often for his portrait, full photographs. so i was sitting in a chair and he's looking directly out at you. and you can see it sort of, you know, he's, it's sort of what i often calls the power pause. he's looking at you, when someone's head is turned and you are looking at them, you'll put the old, the powerful person in that relationship. what was really fun, i

if i could begin with you, jasmine, and it's good to have you both on this morning. this phrase we here, which, which is another familiar when limited ground incursion at the end of the day, that would be sending israeli forces across the border into lebanon banana step. we have not seen in numbers for 18 years going back to the 2006 israel-lebanon war when one, the outcome of that incursion invasion, whatever you want to call, it was uncertain, but the cost for israeli forces was high easier. is it possible to have a limited incursion or once you're in it is it something quite big, especially concerning an expansion of this conflict? >> good to see you again, jim, thanks for having me. i think it's exactly as you said. i mean, it's very difficult to control these things once they actually happen. this happened in 2006 where israel thought it was going to be a really quick war. it ended up lasting for over a month and doing much more damage to them than they expected. now they've obviously trained better. they've learned a lot of things from that. 2006 war with hezbo

my panel is back, so jasmine, you've been covering harris for many years now.any, many years now but first let's just talk about where, how they view this moment in the campaign. because as you can see, it's deadlocked race 45, 45 is a quinnipiac poll. this consistent with pretty much every poll that we've seen in the aftermath of the democratic national convention. but the sea wall street once we journal poll says 15% of voters still need to know more now that may seem like a small amount. but what is significant in, in a, in a closely fought race. >> and i think that everything that she's done to now has shown this idea that they recognize that the american public need to know more about what she would actually do in office, even if you're not getting those points? i point policy positions. they are trying to really firm up the broad strokes of what she wants to do and this i think their campaign right now as of two minds, the vice president and her top advisers, they are working towards the debate that is where their mind is no matter where you may see her t

us with her take on the brawl at the 2024 battleground states underway right now, representative jasmine crockett is standing by and later there's breaking news. a rare interview with a member of the united states supreme court. cnn's abby phillips talks to justice ketanji brown jackson. stay with us seen is taking a break from breaking news to air. have i got news for you? >> breaking news. i'm getting a sandwich. >> we need to talk about what constitutes breaking news. have via got news for you from airs tomorrow at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max love your phone, but not the cost of your current plan no problem with straight talk bring the phone you love and get one line for $25 a month. >> when you switch to straight talk. that's up to half off the price of the competition the best part of all, get it 200 dollar credit for a new phone after 12 months with straight savings, you saved. now, hand later. it just makes sense. >> straight talk, real unlimited data, less dollars, more sense in the furniture business, things move fast. >> ziprecruiter helps us hire qualified candid

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jasmine. thank you so much for being with us this morning. i want to talk about just the past couple of days with the killing of ebrahim aqil. that's the senior hezbollah commander. and the pager and walkie-talkie attacks from your perspective, will we look back on this week as a true turning point in this war in the middle east thank you so much for having me and good morning. i think that what we're seeing right now actually tells us a lot about where israel is in its thinking. >> benjamin netanyahu needs a victory, right? >> he's been in gaza for the last almost a year now. there has been no end in sight to the war in gaza gaza, right? he hasn't been able to kind of pull something up to people in israel and say, we want this war. >> in the meantime, israelis in the north have been displaced. >> they've been out of their homes for almost a year. the pressure has been mounting. you have protests every week for almost a year against i said yahoo and this war, he hasn't been able to bring the hostages back. and so he needs a victory. and so wh

jasmine gutierrez, and we are joined by lindsay wood, also, who's talking about.on back in tiny fest. if you want to hear more about these, i'm going to take some videos. so look at my social media too because i'm going to go inside. the other ones i can't wait to see inside. they're super fun. you can find out all this information down at the tiny fest this weekend. so you guys have the information. >> that's right. >> pam, if you would like to attend tiny fest at the santa clara county fairgrounds this weekend, we've made it easier for you. just head to ktvu.com and click on the web link section. >> pretty cool. pam was telling me before she went down there that she loves the idea. she wished she had the room to put one in. right. >> and you just have to be kind of a minimalist and yeah, that's fine. >> do we really need most of the stuff that we have? no, we don't. exactly. all right. there seems to be no end in sight for the increase in gas prices statewide. coming up on mornings on 2 to 9, we'll take a look at why prices continue to go up here in the bay area

jasmine wright, always great to see you. thanks so much. nestle and the eastern edge of ruby red, nebraska, it's a single congressional district that could make or break the 2024 presidential election. cnn's jeff zeleny explains why the omaha area could decide the race for the war white house these blue dots are popping up on lawns across omaha signs of a campaign we're not only every vote counts, but we're every electoral vote is critical. be debated back-and-forth, and we went forward and said, well, i think the mystery, is kinda cool. >> and it turned out to be a huge win, starting conversations saclay, we had no idea that conversation. >> and then that's the important part because as soon as you start the conversation, you have a full conversation. ruth huebner-brown and her husband, jason, are suddenly having more conversations about the blue dot symbolizing a democratic island in a sea of nebraska red. and the state's unique way of dividing electoral votes with plausible that we could have a tie and i'll whole notion of my vote doesn'

i'm joined now by jasmine corps, the professor at the f. g v law school in brazil. she researches social media platform regulation and digital democracy. good to have you with us. let's just start at the beginning. why don't we? why did the supreme court just as want x to block certain accounts? a good evening david, thank you for having me. the call 6 arrows from cheering cruise within the supreme court do told me induce shame, very angry. and now craddick asked inquiry just as what i shall class and the removal of surgeon accounts lanes of the 2 former presidents, valuable. so now the end is orators all of the to the stuff that has since activities such as this information and hate speech campaigns. as long as you get to escalate the max under your law, most ownership started to define the court orders even high to make this a trash allowed to speak by moving actions. legal presentation was due in violation of the visit us to do code which mandates any calls, but each of the points of the work doesn't technician in the country. so that's friday, just as what i is

jasmine armstead teaches eighth grade english.hen you first started this, you put the phone in the pouch and you gave it back to the student. >> yes. >> reporter: how did that work? >> it didn't. it didn't really work because they were always messing with the pouch. >> reporter: trying to open it? >> trying to open it, trying to break in it. because, again, they're teenagers. >> reporter: principal annette dabney says removing phones from the hands of her 500 students is the only solution. >> the engagement is up. test scores are up, which is fantastic. disruption in the classes are down. teachers are able to teach. >> reporter: a recent study found that 95% of teens own a cell phone, and kids can receive up to 500 notifications a day, many during school hours. and more than half of students spend at least 43 minutes on their phone at school, roughly the same amount of time as a class period. >> we were going to do something. >> reporter: virginia's glen young skkin is the latest to require an order. he is requiring districts to b

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when i hear my young leaders such as jasmine, our future of our country is so bright. so bright. and it is so good to be back in greenville with so many leaders. thank you. i want to thank the incredible governor roy cooper! thank you. your next governor! [cheers and applause] representative manning. mayor. the countless state candidates and all the leaders with us today. from north carolina two nights ago, donald trump and i had our debate. [cheers and applause] ms. rice: -- the vice president: did you watch it, and i believe we need to have another debate. keep our nation safe and secure. [cheers and applause] but that's not what we heard from donald trump. [laughter] >> i called it at the beginning of the debate. same old tired playbook we heard for years with no plans how to address the needs of the american people. well, folks, look, it's time to turn the page! [cheers and applause] america is ready for a new way forward and we are ready for a new generation that is optimistic about what we can do for our country together! [cheers and applause] we have a duty to put country

it ends jasmine paolini's glorious summer run.ros and a runner—up at wimbledon but now beaten in the fourth round stage in new york. now its day five of the paralympics in paris and it started with a flurry of triathlon medals — a day later than planned after a drop in the water quality for the swimming in the seine forced a postponement. but it was better late than never for home favourite jules ribstein who took gold in the pts2 class in front of a huge crowd on the grand palais — one of two golds for the french triathletes today. china have had another fantastic day on the badminton courts in paris, with three more gold medals to take their total tally in the sport to eight golds. so far, the most any other nation has in badminton at these games is one. but british sprint star jonny peacock missed out on winning a third 100m title in a row. the briton was fifth in the t64 final. gold went to costa rica's sherman guity who set a new paralympic record with a time of 10.65 seconds. and the first openly trans athlete at a paralympi

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