i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us, donald trump recount seeing the moment a second apparent attempt was made on his life. it was the second in just two months in an x spaces conversation, formerly known as twitter, that platform, the former president praising law enforcement and the secret service for their quick action i was playing golf with some of my friends who was on a sunday morning and very peaceful, very beautiful weather. everything was beautiful. those nice place to be. and all of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air. and i guess probably four or five and it sounded like bullets. i was with an agent and the agent did a fantastic job. there was no question that we were off that course. i would have loved to have sank that last putt but we decided, let's get out of here. >> according to officials, a secret service agent saw a rifle barrel with a scope sticking out of the fence of the golf course. just one hole away from trump investigators say at no direct view of

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us kamala harris and donald trump, both looking to gain momentum after their showdown in philadelphia, their first and possibly only debate ahead of the election, there was a brief break in the bitter campaign. >> both harris tourists and trump were in the same place yesterday, shaking hands again. this time it was at the 9-11 memorial in lower manhattan, but that break was shortlived. trump later declaring victory in the debate and casting doubts about whether he was going to do another one. >> we're looking at it, but you know, when you when you don't really necessarily have to do it a second time. so we'll say, when you don't win, it's like a fighter going to find has a bad fight, gets knocked out or loses the fight the first thing he says is we want a rematch so we won the debate according to every poll every single poll i think that are we going to do a rematch? i just don't know that we'll think about the harris campaign doesn't need any more time

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. >> it may be hard to believe, but the election now, 60 days away and ballots are scheduled to start going out in north carolina later on today. >> in poll after poll economy of course, remains and weeding priority for voters, donald trump was trying to focus in on pocketbook concerns. he gave a speech at the economic club of new york. here's what he said about the cost of childcare have to stay with childcare. >> i want to stay with joe kept but those numbers are small relative to the kind of economic numbers then i'm talking about including growth. but growth also headed up by what the planners that i just i just told you about. we're going to be taking in trillions of dollars and as much as child care is talked about as being expensive, it is relatively speaking, not very expensive compared to the kind of numbers we'll be taking it president biden. >> meanwhile was on a battleground blitz in support of his vice president, kamala harris, the presid

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. the days were flying by in this presidential campaign are just 57 more until election day, one more day until the next major moment, the first and likely possibly only debate between kamala harris and donald trump harris has been preparing since last week. she's been saying in pittsburgh she will travel to philadelphia later on today over the weekend. she took a little break from preparing she was asked about the debate tomorrow night. >> one thing you want to really get get across a little. >> there's a lot that look, it's time to turn the page on the device it's time to bring our country together. chart a new way forward so heading into the debate, the race is extremely close. >> here is the latest polling, the new york times sienna poll shows trump up 48 to 47 7 over the vice president that of course means there is no clear leader. this is well within the margin of error. and of course this after they changed the top of the democratic ticket afte

one, i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us former president donald trump is safe and unharmed after another apparent assassination attempt. the second one in just two months trump, was playing golf at the trump international golf club in west palm beach, florida yesterday afternoon when a secret service agent noticed something in the bushes have an agent that jumps one whole ahead of time toward a president. it was at and he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence i immediately engaged that individual, at which time the individual took off that was just 500 yards from the president. the individual left the scene in a car and a witness helped law enforcement locate the vehicle, driving on the interstate. one county away the driver was detained. three law enforcement sources tell cnn that person is ryan wesley routh, the 58-year-old, is a self-employed, affordable housing builder in hawaii. officials say an ak-47 style rifle with a scope, two backpacks with ceramic tile in

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. >> we begin in georgia where another community is in mourning after a school shooting in an all too familiar sight, students at apalachee high school in winder, georgia were sent fleeing from their classrooms wednesday second period had just started when the gunshots rang out the suspect, one of their very own classmates who surrendered when confronted by police. but it wasn't before four people were killed. two students, mason shemer horn and christian anglo, both just 14-years-old and two teachers, richard asked him wall and christina year me, one students spoke out about how the shooter almost entered her classroom the moment that it happened he was at the door and i knew they were looking for him already, but he was at the door and they almost let him in until they backed up. >> and then he turned away and that's when you hear the first rounds of fire police say the suspect is 14-year-old colt gray, who will be charged as an adult for the murder

kasie. so major league baseball, they could have got ahead of all of this and started the mets brave series on monday, and then moved yesterday's game two noon. but they didn't. so now we have this mess, the braves and met. they're going to have to play a double header on monday after the season is over probably decide who gets into playoffs. now, if for some reason the mets pull away in the standings over the next three games. they wouldn't have to play those games, but that's unlikely. the mets are now onto milwaukee for a three-game set. the braves meanwhile will start a series friday at home against the royals. once hurricane helene is gone all right. now atlanta, a game back of the met and diamondbacks in that national league wild card rate here than clark season. meanwhile, coming to an end last night, the hands of connecticut sun clark a dwi water getting a little chippy early on, clark talks she was fouled there clark, the first rookie ever to go for 25 points, five plus rebounds and

i'm kasie hunt.l to have you with us devastation across florida, a deadly tornado in georgia, and historic flooding in the carolinas. tropical storm helene now moving north after making landfall late last night as a category four hurricane here's comes the big one. >> the big one. with winds of 140 miles an hour. helene was the strongest storm ever to hit florida's big bend region, at least three people have died of storm-related injuries and officials fear that number will grow somehow we got to get people to realize that these aren't just to interesting phenomenon, they're very, very deadly. >> we're probably going to lose a lot of lives in this setup with this much flooding potential we've got this video coming to us from lee county, florida showing police venturing out into the floodwaters to rescue residents trapped by the life-threatening storm surge. and this from steinhatchee, florida, you see entire homes floating away in the water carried by that record setting storm surge fortunately, the

>> good morning, kasie. if you recall, we talked about this storm late last week that at least the potential of a developing storm. and now we've learned some new information through the course of the weekend national hurricane center tagging this cluster of thunderstorms over the central and western caribbean with a invest, which means this isn't area of showers and storms that they're going to be monitoring the next couple of days for the potential of development. and you can infer a lot from this particular hashed area that's got a 90% chance of development over the next 70 days. look where it heads between the yucatan peninsula and cuba all the way into the central and eastern gulf of mexico. so all of our computer models honing in on a potential florida strike later this week that come thursday into friday. so this is the area we're monitoring now, but there has been a trend to shift that track a little further east overnight. of course, all the details need to come together. but one thing's for sure, t

good morning and good morning. >> kasie. you can see the impacts from some of that very heavy rain in this video behind me, this from new orleans, good samaritan rescuing a man whose truck got stuck in those very floodwaters from francine in a few days ago. now, here's a look at where the storm is again, very well inland, much weaker as a system, but it's also moving very slowly. it's only moving at three miles per hour just for reference, that's about how fast an average human could walk okay, so again, very slow, but that means it's got a lot of time now to dump a tremendous amount of rain over a lot of areas already several places in mississippi and louisiana picking up eight and even nine inches of rain. it's not over for some of those areas because again, this system will slowly start to progress eastward in the coming days as we go through the weekend, but not fast enough. and so it's going to produce a lot of rain really shifting from alabama, mrs.. scipy over into georgia and eventually into the carolinas as we go th

kasie. i really appreciate it. >> alright. let's turn now to developments in the middle east where fears of an all-out regional war or escalating this morning has billal launching a barrage of missiles into northern israel overnight targeting the port city of haifa those attacks come one day after israel struck dozens of hezbollah targets in lebanon, killing nearly 500 people, including dozens of women and children. israel is continuing those strikes this morning cnn's fareed zakaria just sat down for an exclusive interview with iran's new president. he says, all islamic nations must join forces with hezbollah if israel's attacks stop which comments when o'connor, what can has will lot in the face of aerial bombardments dave war forced to defend themselves, but the danger does exist that the fire of events that are taking place there will expand to the entire region. >> and this can be dangerous for the future of the world. and moya really should planet earth itself our paula hancocks is tra

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us we're gonna get straight to our battleground beat with less than seven weeks until november 5, election day mail-in ballots being sent out to voters in wisconsin. today, the badger state is just one and of a handful of states that will ultimately decide the election if you win wisconsin, you got to win the whole thing. that path to the white house goes through wisconsin in 2020, biden won the state by just over 20,000 votes this election, looking to be just as tight a new quinnipiac poll of likely voters in wisconsin shows no clear leader between donald trump and kamala harris with harris at 48% and trump's sitting at 47% voters, they're telling cnn what issues they see at the forefront of the election i would say the economy is probably the most important integrity you know, i don't think donald trump has integrity. >> the most important issue i would say is women's rights. >> i'm really concerned about the divisiveness immigration is a huge which c

kasie, i got to tell you something. i'm worried about this because what happens if this occurs again with someone who is more talented than skillful we have to figure out a way to tone down this rhetoric, whether it's from the left on the political side, or the right on the political side i just don't think that what we're seeing in our politics today bodes very well, particularly, let's say trump loses this election in november. what happens then compared to what we've seen in 2020, i have a lot of questions yet, i think a lot of americans are worried about to see it in this occur for a second time. >> do you think there's any hope though of the rhetoric toning down the last six weeks and i doubted alex, i doubt it. i would hope that the advisors advising the former president would say, hey, look at what's going on in ohio, bomb threats with many of the haitians. many of those folks are innocent people. they're just trying to make a living and trying to take take care of their families. that isn't helpful either. right

kasie. so after two are talking about lowest suffered, yet another concussion, we all wondered when or if we would see him on the field again. and as of now, we know the earliest we could see 20 back under center for the dolphins would be october 27, the team putting too on injured reserve. that means he's out at least four games to a separate his third diagnose concussion last thursday against the bills, third-year quarterback skylar thompson is going to start with the dolphins on sunday against the seahawks. all right. elsewhere, asia wilson said and add another record last night, the aces star grabs seven boards passing angel reese for the wnba single-season rebounding and record last week, wilson also became the first player ever to score of 1,000 points in a season. aces beat the storm last night, 85 70 72, liberty meanwhile, clinching the top seed for the playoffs with an 87, 71 win over the mystics, new york is 32 and seven on the season they know who they play in the playoffs that's

i'm kasie hunt.ful to have you with us there, just 41 days until voters head to the polls and new cnn polling shows the race between donald trump and kamala harris is a dead heat. >> cnn's latest poll of likely voters showing harris at 48%, trump at 47 this very slight lead for harris, of course, within the m margin of error, w have this just in to cnn this morning, new data showing harris is polling ahead of trump with younger voters the same cnn poll has harris leading by 12 points among likely voters under the age of 35 52% to 40%. but even with that double-digit lead among younger voters, it's still closer than it was four years ago. exit polls from 2020 show the joe biden beat donald trump by 21 points with that same age group in the meantime, trump has an edge over harris when likely, when likely voters were asked who they trust more to handle on the economy, trump polling at 50% with harris at 39% trump campaigning in the battleground state of georgia yesterday, offered this grave warning to v

kasie.ers, you know, he only made it four plays last season before he ruptured his achilles the jets fans getting their first real look at him last night, there was a surprise right before the game. it's 49 or star running back christian mccaffrey was announced as inactive with an injured calf he had been questionable all week but said he was going to play on friday, was bag of george mason. they'll pick it up the slack. mason russian first career i 147 yards on 28 carriers, including that five yard for touchdown in the third nine or scored 23 unanswered at one point in his game rodgers through two touchdowns to allen lazard in his return, but it was not enough his role in this 132 to 19. here is rodgers affable again? >> no excuses. we got to play, but i got to play better and wigetting the ball out pretty good. >> but it's an opportunity to spit like that the miami-dade police department, meanwhile, releasing the body cam i'm portage of officers pulling dolphins, star tyreek hill out of hi

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i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us we begin with the fallout from a shocking details about north carolina's republican candidate for governor coming to light. a new cnn kfile report tracked down the internet history of current lieutenant governor mark robinson and found he he wrote inflammatory inflammatory posts on a porn site, message board more than a decade ago. some of the messages include robinson calling himself a quote, a black nazi, and quote other posts praised slavery or ridiculed martin luther king junior as a quote, commie robinson denied the story, even when cnn laid out the details leading to this discovery how do you explain all of the matching details on this profile? >> the profile on nude africa lists your full name as mark robinson via email listed on the account is an email that you used us. you have used elsewhere they're on the internet, including with your photo. you have used that name many soldier on multiple social media accounts, including twitter, pinteres

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us there are just 62 days until election day and six days until kamala harris and donald trump meet on the debate stage in philadelphia and there are just two days yes. to until the first mail-in ballots will be sent out. voters are going to be voting new cnn polling released just this morning shows a race if that is truly neck and neck among likely voters in key battleground states. harris holds a lead over trump in wisconsin and michigan in arizona. trump holds the lead in nearby nevada. there's no clear leader. and what are arguably the two most critical states? well, it's a tie. there is no clear leader in georgia and it is dead even in the must-win state of pennsylvania around 15% of likely voters in these swing states say they are open to changing their mind about which candidate they will support. on average, about two thirds of likely voters in these states say they're extremely motivated to vote in november and here is where you see evidence th

kasie. we are in for one fund a weekend in new york's are both taylor, fritz, and frances tiafoe winning yesterday to book their spots into the semifinals. it's gonna be the first grand slam semifinal between two american men since the 2000s, five us open, tiafoe is best fitness of his career was reaching the semis back in 2022. so he's matched that in the 26-year-old beating grigor dimitrov in this one who had to retire due to injury and that four-set it's not the way i want to get through, but obviously happy to get through another semifinal here. incredible so tiafoe and friends, they're good friends. they've been playing against each other since they were 14 for its holds, a 61 head-to-head edge over tiafoe is crows. last night, fritz beating fourth ranked alexander zverev in four sets to reach a major semifinal for the first time in his career. >> i feel amazing i've had a lot of looks at quarterfinals over the past couple years and today, just today just felt different. i really felt l

morning, everyone, i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. we're just now seven weeks away from election day on this tuesday what the conversations that we're having are of course, not about polls or policy instead, for the second time in almost two months, one candidate is giving a firsthand account of the moment that shots rang out near him i was playing golf with some of my friends who was on a sunday morning and very peaceful, very beautiful weather. everything was beautiful. it's nice place to be. and all of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air. and i guess probably four or five and it sounded like bullets, but what do i know about that? but secret service knew immediately bullets and they grabbed me. i would have loved to have sank that last putt, but we decided let's get out of here we now know that each of those shots were fired by the secret service to try to neutralize the threat posed by a gunman spotted in the bushes let's toss back to ryan wesley roof, now believed to have been lying in wait near trump's golf course for

so kasie and just to kind of give our viewers a sense of what you're looking at there that is missionpacex on the left-hand side of your screen? based in hawthorne, california. a reminder that this is not nasa. this is a private company doing this really interesting. >> and miles o'brien, i mean, on that point, i mean, you have, you have seen and covered so much history, space, aviation history over the past? not a few decades. i can you help us understand a little bit about how we got here that a private company is doing this now and where we're going yeah. >> it was purposeful effort on the part of nasa to try to get out of the business of directly owning and operating spacecraft to get in and out of low earth orbit now this goes back a couple of decades now. and of course, spacex has led the charge at first delivering cargo to the international space station, developing the dragon capsule, which the crew is on right now. and then eventually put crews inside. and now this is the 14th crewed mission. of a spacex dragon capsule and it has been extremely successful program. and in cont

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us in just hours. donald trump and kamala harris will meet on that philadelphia stage for what might be their only presidential debate of the 2024 election. debate. it host abc news shared this first look at the stage. harris and trump will stand behind podiums just a few feet apart. their microphones will be muted when it is not their turn to speak tonight will be the first time that the candidates meet each other in person. trump didn't attend biden and harris's inauguration after he refused to acknowledge the results of the 2020 election. this one night presents harris with the opportunity to introduce yourself to millions of americans and two voters who polls show, say that they need to learn more about her. the vice president has been preparing intensely for tonight and for an appalling unlike any, she has debated before he played from this really old and tired playbook, right? for him in terms of how long he will go and we should be prepared

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us we're going to begin in georgia where once again to communities devastated by a senseless act of violence. and where once again, parents are learning on an unimaginable pain and where once again children are waking up to a world turned upside down on wednesday in what has become an all too familiar sight. high school students were sent fleeing from there classrooms seeking safety from a gunman this time at apalachee high school in winder, georgia. second period had just started when the gunshots rang out there's a knock at the door, so you look at the door and he's there and she she's there as well and she looks and she sees when she says he's here and we're about to open the door until the girl who's an opening steps back and it's like, oh, wait and then you just kinda see him through the little window, turn almost and you just hear shots in the minutes that followed four people were brutally murdered, two students, mason shemer horn and christian a

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i'm kasie hunt. it is wonderful to have you with us. democrats are waking up this morning thrilled about last night and asking, hey, when can kamala harris debate donald trump again? last night's debate was the first time that harris and trump had ever met in person and the tone was set before either had spoken harris cross the stage, extended her hand and insisted on a handshake. she introduced herself. i'm kamala harris. she said, the vice president did seem nervous at first when she started talking behind the podium, but she found her footing pretty quickly. after the moderators asked about abortion now it's not tied up in the federal government. >> i did a great service in doing it. it took courage to do it and the supreme court had great courage in doing it. and i give tremendous credit to those six justices. >> they did exactly as he intended and now in over 20 states, there are trump abortion bans which make it criminal for a doctor or nurse to provide health care in one state. it provides prison for life trump abortion bans that

kasi reza, have a good time. you are very welcome . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello , i am serving you, dear viewers. may you be safe. these attacks that took place today have different dimensions , whether they are military or not. from the economic side , they can be discussed and reviewed. if you agree, let's start with the military issue . finally , where is the military power of the zionist regime at the moment, considering the attacks that hezbollah has also had ? his past in gaza required him to join the new front because he could not end the war without achieving anything, so now he wants to impress both his own society and the united states that the gaza front is like this. it can't end. we cannot end it with the agreement now. we must end the pressures from the northern front on the israeli society, and then he wants to reach a cease-fire, in the event that hezbollah drew the equation in such a way that when a cease-fire is established in the south, it will be in the southern front. it means

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us we do begin once more in winder, georgia, where the father of the 14-year-old suspected of killing four people at his high school he's now under arrest colin gray is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter and two counts of second-degree murder police say he bought his son, colt, the weapon that was used in the school shooting, an ar 15 style semiautomatic rifle for christmas last year a gun for christmas given just months after the teen was investigated by police in connection with a threat to commit a school shooting that was posted on an online forum as part of that investigation, police spoke with colin gray about his son's access to firearms you have weapons in the house i've woken him. >> they are having there's nothing loaded, but they are down but we did we actually we do a lot of shooting. we do a lot there on a shot his first day of this year so i'm pretty much in shock to be honest with well, i'm a little off to be even really

. >> we need peace, but i mean kasie, how do you think the mayor or the governor are handling all of this? and i guess i should ask you, i mean, j.d. vance is a senator from ohio and he has been spreading this and acknowledging that he is basically spreading a made-up dori to get a point across about their view on immigration what do you make of all this so first i'd like to say that i do stand wholly in support of rob and governor dewine and we've had a tremendous amount of support and help from sherrod brown as for any other politician's, dave hobbs since then, good word. >> we've really heard nothing from the other folks in terms of support. we have heard a lot of let's find the criminality of this, and let's figure out why it happened and we're saying, okay, well, that's all well and good help us help us while you're figuring that out, because we didn't create this, but we want to be here to punt and to help people while they're trying to do what they have to do on their end hopefully that like i was saying, hopefully it keeps us out of the politics were dragged into it. it can a

kasie. >> all right. derek van for that. see you tomorrow. >> coming up here on cnn this morning, donald trump, once again, casting doubt and making threats about the upcoming election. we're going to show you so what he's promising to do if he wins another term plus with the debate coming up tomorrow, each candidate getting ready in their own way i think every day is debate prep for donald trump. >> he'll go in game time ready? just as he does for every interview. every rally that he does, this is not something that is a heavy lift for him mlb tuesday on tv, gearing up from the post season seen anything like this tomorrow 6:30 p.m. on tbs and live on mlk grayson, i have dry eye tired, itching burning, my symptoms got worse over time. >> my eye doctor explained the ruble is inflammation, so he prescribed via adre sandra works differently. zeidler targets inflammation over-the-counter drops, don't do this the only hit pause and they symptoms. but twice daily zeidler gives me lasting relief sides retreats the signs and symptom

from different unions as well as state lawmakers, including governor josh shapiro and senator bob i'm kasie, as they tried to shore up support in this critical state where joe biden has seen his popularity remains strong among this critical constituency, even as his approval rating overall has remained fairly low throughout his presidency since exiting the race in pennsylvania and across those blue while states, his approval rating has ticked up by a few points, but it's still hovering in the low 40s, which is one of the challenges for vice president harris as she tries to, figure out how to leverage biden. but because he is so popular with working class and older voters, that is the reason why this is the first time that you will see the two of them together and the first time that you will see president biden officially campaigning in front of a harris-walz banner now for her part, vice president harris is also expected to leverage some of the biden administration's legacy policy positions. one in particular is going to be relevant today and that is the position that she is expected to ta

kasie neal, joining us now. so kasie, we went through and we looked at some of the r' ma'am, i'm a teacher and don't want to be involved in meet the teacher. another way out, literally pay for the entire event. just don't make me actually go and it's important context here, the surgeon general just issued this new advisory saying parents are stressed out, you have four kids i don't know how you do it. you work full-time what was that moment? >> that sort of triggered this. like, i'm gonna get on my fellow talk about this and post it well, i honestly didn't think that it would go viral, but hs we just moved to a new county and i was getting really stressed because now that my kid my oldest kid is in another school, it was three meets the teachers that day. >> it was cheer practice after all of that, then i had baseball practice and i just was starting to feel super overwhelmed. i've been a parent for 11 years now, and i just i'm tired and i feel like i just kept stretching myself so thin to be there for every sin

kasie uk. so you need three things in order for severe storms to develop the heat which you mentioned, it's their instability in the form of relative humidity. and then he need some sort of trigger mechanism like a cold front to initiate the thunderstorms. so look at the warmth building across the central us, focusing in on minneapolis southward towards omaha and kansas city there's the cold front moving in from the west and that's going to be the trigger mechanism for these thunderstorms to develop later this afternoon already a few showers and thunderstorms, lightning strikes been detected on our radar, but it's really later this afternoon just in time for that home return from work, damaging winds and large hail are possible, can't rule out a tornado across this region as well. so the upper midwest to the central midwest, this is the timing right around four to 5:00 p.m. near minneapolis. so just keep an eye to the sky and be weather aware because some of these storms could become strong rat

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us the morning after the debate feeling very different for democrats today than it was back in june, i spent all of last night and frankly, some time this morning corresponding with allies of the vice president's campaign and they feel it's just kind of putting it mildly. she did what she needed to do in the debate from the opening moments, vice president harris seemed to be trying to go on offense. she went out of her way to shake donald trump's hand at the beginning, and she framed donald trump's answers this way i'm going to tell you on this debate tonight, you're going to hear from the same old tired playbook a bunch of lies canada sparred on issues that range from the economy, immigration, january 6, and then there was this contentious exchange over trump's supreme court, justice picks ending roe versus wade. see, now it's not tied up in the federal government. i did a great service in doing it. it took courage to do it. and the supreme court had g

>> good morning, kasie. yeah, he's right on point.ates are the one opportunity in the only opportunity left in 45 days where you can really move the dial and i guarantee you that if trump is losing, he's going to be looking for any lifeboat that he can to get back in the race. so i think i'm unquestionably he's got to look to it. i think cnn your platform he was pretty pleased with the last resort. he liked the moderators. he thought it was a fair, a fair debate. so i think that he will absolutely be jumping on board because there's the old politician that you remember, haley barbour from mississippi who had a great saying. he says good get better, bank gets worse and that's when that phase of the campaign, right? now, things are going well for harrison thank you. gone bad for trump, but he's got to do something to change the dynamic do you think that his advisers would offer that that same advice to him even knowing how he performed last time and seeing the degree to which he has not really stick stuff at the program that they have l

stokoe.com cnn this morning with kasie hunt. next it is monday, september 2, right now on cnn this morning israel paralyzed by nationwide protests calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to sure as ceasefire and hostage release deal after the murders of six hostages at russia launches new attacks on key ukrainian cities, leaving dozens dead as the two sides trade blows. >> was donald trump rhetoric, shift on abortion laws and its pitch for ivf protections has his team now clarifying where he stands on reproductive rights ahead of november it is fine 5:00 a.m. here in new york. >> this is a live look at capitol hill on this labor day. good morning, everyone. i'm jessica dean in for kasie hunt today it is great to be with you. we're going to begin this morning with israel paralyzed by protest and now a general strike thousands of israelis demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu negotiate the release of all remaining hamas held hostages after the military discovered six hostages killed in gaza. among them, israeli american

kasie is locked in a dead heat against republican david mccormick about to get swamped by issue pete bombardment on the airwaves. >> if the border was secure, chances are my son would be alive today. >> harris and casey, dangerous radicals, mccormick and his allies are preparing to spend more than $100 million on air in just the final two months of the campaign, more than half from an outside group designed solely to help the republican all giving republicans a roughly $40 million on your advantage over democrats, an edge bigger than any other senate race. >> i think i'm the answer to i don't have a personal superpac funded by wall street billionaire. i don't care what they spent. i'm going i'm going to win this race but it's going to be a really difficult race with the west virginia seat, almost certain to turn red, democrats must hang on to pennsylvania and seven other seats simply to keep the senate at 50, 50 but a new cnn ssrs poll finds a kasie mccormick race at age 40 b6, 46 thai since 2016, that gop has cut into democrats voter registration advantage in the state from the unde

i'm manu raju in for kasie hunt. it's great to be with israel expanding its attacks on iran backed militant groups overnight, the israeli air force striking hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. and for the first time since the war broke out last october, airstrikes in the heart of beirut earlier this morning and this just days after israel strikes killed hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah airstrike killing a hamas leader in lebanon and in yemen. israeli forces attacked houthi targets. all three militant groups, hamas, hezbollah, and the houthis are backed by iran. >> and now a us official telling cnn that the biden administration fears iran is planning a retaliatory attack why does national security spokesman john kirby warning of just that over the weekend the rhetoric certainly suggests they're going to try to do something. i mean, just coming out of tehran, but we don't really know. we're watching this very, very closely to see how if and how hezbollah and or iran and may react as well as the militia groups in

i'm kasie hunt in for dana bash. we actually have breaking news at this hour president biden is holding the first cabinet meeting of the year and he has been taking some questions from reporters. i want to get straight to our senior white house reporter, cnn senior white house reporter, kevin liptack with some details and kevin, we are waiting to get the feed of what president biden has had to say. so forgive me if i have to interrupt up to you, but tell us what you've heard so far. >> yeah. and we did hear that he took some questions about the situation in the middle east, so we will see exactly what he had to say, but he is convening this cabinet meeting for the first time in almost a year, and it is striking just how different his circumstances are from a year ago, of course, he's no longer a candidate for president and his message in this meeting to his top officials is that he wants them to sprint to the finish line. essentially that the race isn't over on his presidency. and certainly the middle east is part of

good morning, kasie. what we're seeing exactly what we expected to see the storm is continuing to strengthen. it will continue to do that and go through the rest of the day today, sustained winds right now, 90 miles per hour that makes it a high-end category one for some perspective, 95 miles per hour would be that threshold. will we start talking about category two storms? now the storm is over the golf well, mexico now it is very warm water here, so we anticipate that going to continue to strengthen because this warm water is fuel for storms like this. so now what's expected to happen is it will continue to increase eventually making it to a major hurricane, likely sometime today when it does, it's going to continue its track off to the north and make landfall late tonight. if somewhere along the big bend region of florida now, at the time of landfall, the forward speed of this storm could be around 25 miles per hour, or even faster than that for some perspective right now, it's moving at 12 miles per h

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i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. there are just 48 days until election day. donald trump holding his first campaign event since sunday's apparent second assassination attempt getting up close with his supporters, greeting them, shaking hands as he took the stage in michigan approx, the proximity projection of confidence just days after the secret service engaged the gunman who was lying in wait for trial as he got a few days ago, we had an incident. i have to say secret service did a hell of a job, but this guy was all said he was all set to do is number and there was no talk. he didn't say hello. what are you doing here, please and he ends up getting shot himself. >> he took his gun, started shooting them and this guy ran sunday's events, reignited debate in washington over secret service shortcomings and over the relationship between heated the rhetoric and political violence. >> trump's opponent, kamala harris, called him yesterday to check on him. here's what she told the now association of black journalists about their conversation i told him what i have

i'm paula reid in for kasie hunt. it's great to be with you. and protesters filling streets across israel in an act of defiance against prime minister benjamin netanyahu demonstrators angered by the israeli government's failure to secure a hostage deal. just days after the bodies the six hostages, including one u.s. citizen, who recovered in gaza netanyahu, dismissing the criticisms and asking, or compassion i'm i told the families kosovo may have got my hair and i repeat and say this evening, i knew we were care should slip i'm asking for your forgiveness. >> who love you, tom, that we didn't manage to bring them back alive. they were very close, but we couldn't make it joining me now cnn international correspondent paula hancocks. paula, what can you tell us about where things stand today? >> well, paula, despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of protesters were on the streets of israel pushing the israeli prime minister to sign a ceasefire deal. he is still acting defiant. the speech on monday where he said that it is up to hamas to mak

. >> i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. we made it to friday. will we survive friday the 13th? we will have to see there are just 53 days until november 5 election day, but make no mistake. take americans are already voting. voters are voting. this week, alabama became the first state to send out absentee ballots, and next week, pennsylvania, which is of course viewed as the top prize by both campaigns will begin in-person early voting the timeline part of why donald trump now says he will not participate in a second debate against kamala harris won a prize fighter loses the fight. you've seen a lot of fights, right? >> the first words out of that fighters about is i want to rematch. >> i want a rematch. >> and that's what she said. >> i want to rematch. so because we've done two debates and because they were successful, there will be no third debate too late anyway, the voting's already begun, yet he gotta go out and vote we got a vote >> they're telling a crowd in arizona that harris lost their debate on tuesday. >> but that new reuters ipsos

pennsylvania and seven other seats simply to keep the senate at 50, 50 but a new cnn ssrs poll finds a kasie mccormick race at age 40 he's 646 thai. and since 2016, the gop has cut into democratic voter registration advantage in the state from the underdog. there's no doubt about that. >> but the reason the race is closing is that senator casey is just out of touch with pennsylvania. it's been a week, senator, as he stumped in rural pennsylvania last week mccormick aligned himself with donald trump up to a point perfect. said that he won pennsylvania 2020, that it was stolen from him. do you agree with them? i don't believe the election was stolen so present trump and i don't agree on everything but we agree on a lot of things you consider yourself a maga republican? you know, i consider myself a dave mccormick republican. my positions are very much in line with what president trump has said on policies. i'm a guy that's put america first his whole life after serving in the military and then working king of the bush administration, mccormick ran a major hedge fund bridgewater associates. >>

i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful. full to have you with us. we are now just 41 days away from election day, less than six weeks until november 5, 59% of registered voters say america's best days are still ahead of us. five years ago before the pandemic and the 2020 election almost three quarters of voters agreed that it was ahead of us today, 76% of voters say the federal government isn't doing enough to help the working class that response was higher by 20 points, then for any other group of americans are poll asked about no surprise then that working class voters are the group that both kamala harris and donald trump are focused on today, kamala harris is heading once again to the must-win state of pennsylvania. the vice president will focus on american manufacturing at a speech in pittsburgh where she's planning to draw a sharp contrast with donald trump. she'll say quote for donald trump, our economy works best if it works for those who owned the big skyscrapers, not those who build them, not those who wire them, not those who mop the floo

i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn new central starts right now donald trump on the campaign trail for the first time since the second attempt on his life, we've got new reporting on security preparations and what he plans to say breaking overnight sean diddy combs arrested in new york, the indictment against him will be unsealed in just hours. >> you ohio governor is now sending the naf the highway patrol rally, rather to schools in springfield as the fallout over those false claims of patients eating pets turns more dangerous. i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central and for the first time since they second attempt on his life, donald trump holds a campaign rally in battleground, michigan today. >> as you can imagine, security will be tight and it comes as both trump and his running mate j.d. vance, both of whom have a history of inflammatory rhetoric seemed. to be putting the two assassination attempts at the center of the campaign blaming democrats for both well, there's a lot

exposure to china is casey attacks mccormick's character, the republican, turning his attention to kasie's ties to harris is voted 98% of time for biden/harris. >> why are you aligning herself with her? >> hook in this state? her campaign already has brought a real lift to the turnout dynamics. >> would you consider yourself a biden/harris democrat? >> oh, i don't i don't put a label on what issues do you break from her oh, there i'm not going to try to itemize issues that we might have not have total agreement in 2022, a cormac lost the senate primary to a trump-backed opponent, dr. mehmet oz. dr. oz is running against the liberal wall street republican named david mccormick, who i've known but now mccormick has been stumping with trump and was about to go on stage at the july rally where trump was nearly killed. >> do you ever think back to that day thing that could've been you? yeah. >> i didn't think that at the time. then i got home that night, had talked all six of my daughters they were freaked out, but mccormick's positions in 2022 are inviting fresh scrutiny, including comments at

i'm kasie hunt in for dana bash. we actually have breaking news at this hour president biden is holding the first cabinet meeting of the year and he has been taking some questions from reporters. i want to get straight to our

of peace plan it was, but the german chancellor during a meeting with the president of kazakhstan, kasiart tokayev, did not agreed with the thesis that it is impossible to defeat russia militarily. way, but also speaks for a peaceful settlement, speaks publicly about it. it is also clear to us that at the same time it is necessary to continue to explore the possibilities for a peace process, and it is clear to me that this will not work for russia in the case in which it is currently waging this war, continuing to attack ukraine with great aggression. should all these peace plans, mr. alexander, be reduced to some single denominator, or all these plans. somehow considered as options in the case when and sino-brazilian peace, and the peace from scholz in these projects and initiatives, were not representatives of ukraine involved? well, you know, i have two folders on my computer, these are peace initiatives, and there is of course the plan of ukraine, and there is a folder that can actually be translated as bullshit, and what is being proposed. and our partners, comrades, friends or dis