kate snow (voiceover): the media pounced.ment about being a person of interest in a case of corvallis? no comment. kate snow (voiceover): sung koo kim's life was examined from every angle. newspaper headlines blared his new nickname, the panty thief. and soon, brooke wilberger's family heard news reports that kim, on the day of brooke's disappearance, had purchased cinder blocks. my thought was maybe, if he were the person, and if he took brooke, then he might have tied her to bricks and dropped her in a river. kate snow (voiceover): those reports about kim buying bricks were never substantiated. his besieged family attempted to clear his name any way they could. he's not related to disappeared girl. everybody-- kate snow (voiceover): despite all the suspicion, was it possible that sung koo kim really was innocent? coming up-- you put all three of those together, that's an ironclad alibi. kate snow (voiceover): new information about the person of interest in brooke's disappearance. prosecutors should look at that and say, thi

please welcome back to "the late show," kate winslet. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kate: thank you! to see you again! it's been almost four years since we spoke. during covid over zoom. six years since we were here. >> kate: jumping on the desk. >> stephen: this was the door. and we -- >> kate: very famous moment. >> stephen: and that it's blood thirsty. >> kate: and your acting was very good, you did a little bit of frozen groveling which i liked. >> stephen: i like when you say that. so catch me up. what's the latest on kate winslet? you have a new snack and, what's your cocktail? >> kate: i'm supposed to be interesting on your show. i'm sorry. >> stephen: you don't have to be interesting at all. what if i missed? >> kate: to be honest i had a good busy run with a lot of work and really great things, feeling good -- "mayor of east town." [cheers and applause] and then i did -- i shot the movie "lee." and a show for hbo. and then i have been off for a whole year. i just had a full year off, because we were going to release "lee" last year and because of the stryker did not make sen

i'm kate snow. zinhle essamuah is off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, thursday, september 12th, 2024. >>> breaking news. earth, wind and fire. parts of southern california rattled by an earthquake as crews battle three massive wildfires in that state, plus 10 million people are under flood watches today with francine, the hurricane now tropical storm on the move. we're tracking all of it. >>> social support, meta, tiktok and snapchat how they plan to work together to prevent you from seeing harmful content online. >>> one giant leap. history is made in space after the first-ever all-civilian spacewalk, who took the first steps and what it took to make it happen. >>> and finding a friend, after a 9-year-old boy loses his favorite stuffed animal, a total stranger gets straight to work. >> i heard someone was missing somebody. >> the remarkable steps she took to reunite this little boy with his toy gorilla, i promise it's worth the wait. it's today's good news, coming up later this hour. >>> but we begin in cal

kate. and interesting enough to point to talk to your point there. donald trump is going to be donald trump tonight. his campaign advisors had been telling me for days now that he hasn't been really changing his level of preparation. of course, they don't like the word preparation donald trump has an aversion to that formal prep. instead, they're calling these policy sessions with outsidcy sessions with outside advisers senior advisors, allies, et cetera. we heard jason miller as well as some other campaign allies, including tulsi gabbard, who we have reported is helping donald trump with a campaign prep as well as matt gaetz. they were on this call yesterday. i want you to take a listen to what diller told reporters she owns every failure of the harris-biden administration. >> you can't talk about turning the page when you're the one who created our current nightmare, you just can't you can't prepare for president trump there's just no way to do it. it's imagined like a boxer trying to prepare for floyd mayweather muhammad ali. you just, you don't k

hi, julia. >> hi, kate. the boeing ceo announced the company will temporarily furlough employees as it deals with the machinist strike last week. one week of furlough every four weeks, which will continue for the duration of the strike. lion's gate plans to start using generative a.i. to create movies and tv shows. the studio signed a deal with an. i. startup in which lion's gate will give access to its content library in exchange for a custom a.i. model production. use of a.i. in hollywood was a major issue during the writer's strikes last year. >>> and chipotle is giving away up to $1 million in free quesadillas in honor of national quesadilla day coming up next week, with several events, including a scavenger hunt on social media. and to celebrate the day, customers who order through door dash and uber eats will get a free quesadilla. >> julia, thank you. >>> still ahead, she wanted to go to target, she said, so she went to target. this is dash cam of an 8-year-old girl who got behind the wheel of a car.

kate yeah. i mean, today seems to be the last day to prepare as things are going to really start ramping up as we had in tomorrow's you really at least elisa. thank you so much, sir. >> thank you, kate, i'm not sure you know this, but there's a debate happening tonight with us is senior data reporter port-au harry enten, who i like to call chief data reporter. thank you. you're welcome so debate how much the peanut gallery is really cracking up this morning. >> i hear you, randy, i'm going to talk with her mother later how much do debates really matter in the end when it comes to november and actually voting? >> yeah, i mean, look, normally when you're heading into the first debate, to debate really won't make that much of a difference because one of the candidates is so far ahead. so if you go back since 1,976 the average candidate, the average leader at this point, leads his opponent or her opponent by six percentage points. but look how close we are right now. we're just a two point race whil

kate lamble, thank you. and you can find — avoidable. kate lamble, thank you.kate lamble, thank you. and you can find her podcast on - avoidable. kate lamble, thank you. | and you can find her podcast on bbc sounds. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. good evening, wet weather on the way for some but not all parts of the uk over the next couple of days. across the south of england and south wales it is possible the wettest places could see a month's worth of rain and a couple of days, bringing the risk of localised flooding and perhaps travel disruption. all driven by this area of low pressure swirling to the south of us, throwing belts of rain in our direction. notice not much rain getting the north of the uk. with this feed of humid air developing some northern parts the uk could see high temperatures in the next couple of days. showers and pulses of rain across the south of england and south wales through the morning. clear spells developing temperatures north to south between nine and 14. heading into tomorrow, all eyes to the south, we will se

kate, kate, wait, kate, listen, i'm sorry, kate, she's your mother, huh, i thought at least the statenk, but i saw such funny pictures here, they showed me about you, you are so beautiful in them, what are you talking about, what pictures? you bitch, what are you doing, let me go, look, why are you looking away, look, do you know who this is, this is the fbi, do you know who i am now, a traitor, a substitute for the motherland, now a traitor to the motherland, thank you, my love, that you let her go, everything could have been worse.

but kate, they are still going to have to wait quite some time until february of 2025. and i know you and some of our viewers are probably thinking, well, wait the spacecraft is there? why can't they just come back like, i know. i know. but the reality is these spaceflights are expensive and they don't have a ton of dragon capsules just lying around waiting to go back and you want to give that crew that just got up there crew-9 a chance to fulfill their mission that they've trained for a year-and-a-half for you, don't want to cut that short, so that all plays into it as to why butch and sunny are going to have to wait a few more months now so sounds like a plan. at least for now a saga, whatever you want to call it the all the all gone as planned. >> let's put it that way. kristen. thank you so much. butch and son, your leg, guys, if you could just do the experiment, the car is burned to the driveway, right? >> let's go alright thank you all, for joining us i am told that there is a mini-moon they're not going to talk about it now, going to talk about it ties has been c

i believe kate winslet was the one who told you you were officially cast. >> she did, yes.and then we read on zoom and she was really excited and she was like, "oh, you're going to do this," blah, blah, blah. but i didn't know for sure, and then, she cold facetimed me, and i was like, "oh, it's kate winslet." [ laughter ] so, you know, probably the only circumstance i would ever answer a cold facetime. [ laughter ] and, i mean, it's not good etiquette. [ laughter ] at least they're like, "i'm going to facetime you." >> seth: yeah, and anyone who knows you as well as i do knows you are almost always on the toilet. >> correct. [ laughter ] which is why i'm only at 1/18th of the corrections. [ laughter ] so, i answer it, and it's kate, and she's like in darkness, kinda. and i'm like, "hey, what's up?" and she's like, "i just landed in london, and i wanted to let you know you got the part." and i was like, "oh, my gosh, that's amazing. wait, where are you?" and she's like, "i'm underneath a baggage cart at baggage claim." and i was like, "what?" and she was like, "i just was so

but certainly an interesting development, kate. >> yeah. right, seema mody, thank you. >>> coming up, they sound like they're straight out of a horror movie, venomous spiders that fly, where they're spinning their web of trouble and really how dangerous are they. >>> later this hour, "friends," celebrating three decades since its television debut. we'll stroll down memoryane l l oooh! this is our night! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. gum problems could be the start of a d

kate also posted a video to prove that she is currently fine.et me remind you that the news of the princess's illness was accompanied by scandals. experts discovered that her photo had been processed in a graphics editor. the royal family's press service was even forced to deny the report that kate had died and that she had been replaced by a double. currently , no time frame has been given for the princess's return to court duties, but she has allegedly already started working from home. it is known for sure that kate will not be accompanied her husband, prince william, on a trip to south africa in november. since september 16, germany has been implementing temporary border controls at all land borders of the country, according to the decision of interior minister nancy feiser, german media reports. the main goal is to reduce the number of illegal migrants. let me remind you that permanent checkpoints operate on the border of germany with the czech republic, poland, switzerland and austria, some of the checkpoints were planned to be closed in n

hi, contessa. >> hi, kate. the regularities punished meta with $102 million fine over a security lapse involving facebook user pass words. eu regularities began investigating the tech giant in 2019 after meta notified the agency that some passwords were stored in plain text, which meant they were unencrypted. meta said they found no evidence that the passwords were used. >>> the first treatment for chronic mental disorder in more than 07 years. bristol-myers squib tells cnbc they expect the pill to be available late next month. andy jassy says amazon wants employees back in office five days a week. 23% of amazon employees said they're considering looking for a new job before the policy starts in january. while a survey from glassdoor found the same percentage of workers were rethinking their future career plans. i guess they should talk to the delivery guys out there every day. they never get a chance to work from home. >> that's true. that's true. contessa brewer, thanks. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, the pe

i'm kate snow. zinhle essamuah is on assignment today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, september 4th, 2024. >>> breaking news. tragedy in georgia. a massive police response to a shooting at a high school. at least four people killed and at least nine others hurt. nbc news has confirmed that the suspected shooter is a teenager. we have the latest details from that scene. >>> boiling point, another night of protests across israel, a defiant prime minister netanyahu refusing to bow to pressure, his latest message to angry israeli citizens. >>> beast mode, he's one of youtube's biggest stars but participants in some mr. beast's popular online videos are now leveling serious claims about the conditions they face. the dramatic allegations. >>> and golden opportunity. team usa continues to rack up more medals at the paralympics. track and field star ezra winning gold in two separate events. >>> we do begin this hour with that breaking news out of georgia, at least four people are dead at a school shooting in georgia. the

and finally, the daily star also has a story about kate. those will be front pages . kate.se will be front pages. okay, so with the news that kate has finished her chemotherapy treatment, that's obviously dominating all of the front covers on tuesday, we're going to start with the daily mail. yes, kate. >> out of darkness can come light. so let that light shine bright. >> during chemotherapy, she's been doing a lot of poetry. >> i understand is that. >> i understand is that. >> did she write that poem? of course she did. well, i mean, hey, i'm not i don't know, maybe she did. i yeah, why? >> she made this video as well. >> she made this video as well. >> it was very beautiful video or as a big team of people working for you are so cynical. >> i don't know, it could be one or the other. even in these most lovely of stories, you can find a cynical edge. it is great. >> of course it is. >> she's a young woman. she's our future queen of potentially. potentially. >> it's so we don't know, do we? the monarchy might be abolished by then. don't know . might be abolished. >> i think

kate's back will get more on next. tomorrow's papers on the way.aturday, we'd be joined by the queen of us showbiz, royal and political reporting kinsey schofield. unfortunately, we're having some trouble with the line. but i do have some great royal news and this is courtesy of the royal editor of the sunday times newspaper, roya nikkhah, who writes in tomorrow's paper an exclusive . tomorrow's paper an exclusive. after months of cancer treatment, the princess of wales, princess kate, is now planning for the future. the journalist goes on to say kate hopes to join the royal family at the cenotaph and host her christmas carols. work is on her mind , but any return will be mind, but any return will be gradual. more on that in just a moment. but let's get instant reaction from my pundits, including linda jubilee, who of course covered the royal beat for a few years. >> a long time ago , but i still >> a long time ago, but i still pay >> a long time ago, but i still pay very close attention to it. >> i think that she's had a long time off. that's an u

what was happening to kate winslet?were a step on the ladder, i sifted through the rubble and went through the kind of bit in the hope that maybe one day things would change. and so now i can quietly say, maybe i did have a little bit to do with that. i hope i did just a bit. she certainly did. the regime is streaming on max and kate's new movie. lee is in theaters now. our thanks again to the gray wind restaurant in new york for hosting our conversation. don't forget to subscribe to the sunday sit down podcast to hear the full, extended interview with kate winslet, including much more on that titanic whirlwind. you can find our conversation on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. and next week, as i mentioned, a new sunday sit down with one of the brightest stars in all of music right now, jelly roll on singing hits that inspire by telling the story of his rise from a difficult past. jelly roll. next week on sunday. today. let's turn now and get another quick check of your local sunday weather. 538. on our final s

rafael romo, there and georgia pressed kate? >> the presidential candidates are about to face off and face each other for the first time on the debate stage meeting in battleground, pennsylvania, and meeting in just as new polling highlights, how important that the page good be will be for both campaigns. >> and it has been a rough year for boeing, but some good news for the company as the aviation giant reaches a deal to avoid a massive labor strike saturday syscall, cnn 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. >> provide got news for you. ramir saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on mac and with a.i. >> we can look at so much more than sales data see that predictive analytics, how long have you been doing? as long as we've been with bds, people who know know vdo you know, blue-chip yeah, it's just like chewable tablet, things like, oh girl, how do you know her man lawn and it made you li

she and her sister kate have to climb hundreds of steps. the look at the cliff leo, so that might bodies, already exhausted. and then there are all these to us at the end, but we've been doing it forever. and it's certainly given a strong muscle, the philadelphia, unless there's rarely any running water here for rooms made of wood plywood and corrugated iron for the family of 5. that's all they can afford. mother lcd, luis, is a seamstress. money common brings her donated clothing, which she sells to neighbors. but although money is tight for children have performed in valet shows in miami, barcelona orlando, its life changing. my name is i've learned not to give up, sam as, yeah, if you don't succeed at something with this on it, you keep going until it works. the. the comment is on the way to san shadow. if the children can't get to her, she takes the ballet lessons to them. but if there's no other way, no one wants to come here. every weekend, the children attend classes at a youth center, kate and you call help with the teaching the fos

kate, this is the first time that l.a. has reached 100 degrees or will reach since 2022, september of that month. so the city is opening cooling centers this week, you want to try to avoid some of those power outages. so reducing your electricity consumption, that's some of the advice that authorities are giving out. all in all, about 30 million americans under some sort of heat alert and this is actually an excessive heat warning for los angeles, las vegas, as well as phoenix. so that's why the population numbers are so high. look at these reds on the mat behind me. i mean, just incredible to see this and not only as the coloring interesting to see, but also the departure from normal, it should be about 77 in los angeles. so when you're talking temperatures nearing 100 degrees were talking over 20 above average for this time of year. so national weather service classifies this as extreme heat anywhere you see that shading of purple vulnerable populations we'll be impacted most significantly from this excessive heat, phoen

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kate bedingfield: it was pressure from outside. there was the expectation, the waiting, the anticipation. what's he going to do. jeff zeleny: every biden decision takes a long time. that's how he's made decisions in the senate. it's how he made decisions in the vice presidency, and certainly on his own political future. pamela brown (voiceover): some believe he was still stung by the pressure back in 2016 to step aside and make room for hillary clinton. evan osnos: joe biden was also seething, frankly, about having not been able to run in 2016 against donald trump. he had been coaxed out of the race, nudged out of it by barack obama and other powerful figures in the democratic party. van jones: i think that bothered biden. i think biden felt that he had promised his son that he was going to run and he didn't do it. joe biden: that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. jeff zeleny: when biden finally got into the race, there was excitement in some quarters of the democratic party, but there was

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i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central campaign it says get ready to see and hear more from vice president kamala harris, her team says, she will speak to the media more as she enters what they call a more aggressive phase. >> he's of the campaign. they are pushing to keep the momentum from her largely praised presidential debate performance. north carolina is her first stop today, and what the harris-walz campaign is calling the new way forward tour. they are also launching new tv and digital ads highlighting what they believe are her best moment from the debate stage. cnn's priscilla alvarez is in north carolina for us there in charlotte. what do you learning about the plan that the campaign has today well they certainly want to amplify some of those debate moments where they thought that she was at her strongest in a state like north carolina, one of the top issues is reproductive rights. >> that is something that the vice president has been talking about for the whole year. and she has become a

kate through. first of all he he touched on this, but those older voters our high-quality voters in the sense that they, they vote. so walk us through that. also, why do you think kamala harris is doing better with them? >> we look, did they do vote. they're older, they're more experienced. they've seen presidents come and go. they've seen good leadership, they've seen bad leadership. and so if you're a democrat and you're making the argument that the former president is not the best individual to lead the country forward, than those individuals because of age, because of wisdom, because of experience may say, you know what i think that's a palatable argument. i'm going to vote for the person making that argument, but there's some interesting things last saw in the poll that i think may benefit the former president we've talked a lot about women with white women in particular, 50% for trump, 47% for vice president harris can the former president increase those margins by two or 3%? that is certainl

lance, not kate. all right. well, we'll see how it works. >> i can tomorrow we have to take a short break coming up next. could a single electoral vote in nebraska determine who wins the white house that's the stuff of political fiction, but it has actually the potential to become reality. jeff zeleny explains how plus it's protesters in israel continued demand a ceasefire deal. we remember the six hostages whose bodies were recovered underground tunnel in gaza this weekend, including american israeli hersh goldberg, polin your feeling out of step with their current big y on his plan switch to consumer cellular. all the dips, his trip price out out storm, but plan starting at just $20, it's easy to switch to consume herself. you love this style of shoe. >> they're comfortable casuals, stylish, but skechers is topped them and made them even better because now they come in hands-free sketch are slipping just slip in and go with no bending down and no touching. try hands-free schedule slip. >> camila tried the new

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thank you, kate. breaking overnight, russia launches a new deadly attack just as ukraine's foreign minister and several other cabinet members resigned, plus brand new cnn reporting how some trump allies are trying to use jack smith's new indictment to get out of their own legal troubles and two american men now have a shot at winning a tennis grand slam, something we haven't seen in more than 20 years from meet free monday to this all sunday so many ways to say life ready, wallet, happy. that's 365 by whole foods market experience, a complete nutrient pac meal and under two minutes, but go low foods don't deprive your body you visit, go low foods.com today, an experience how delicious fueling your body can be when they saw dust settles and the engine roars, the thing you care about is the job well done for when you get your tools from harbor freight? >> something about the job feels different. >> your wallet, whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight growing their businesses even once you know

kate must be one of— difficult to manage. kate must be one of the _ difficult to manage.st be one of the most watched i be one of the most watched people in the world. do you think even when she is fully better there will be some pulling back of how much scrutiny she is under because it must be impossible to live with that?— it must be impossible to live with that? , , l ,. , with that? the public scrutiny comes with — with that? the public scrutiny comes with the _ with that? the public scrutiny comes with the demands i with that? the public scrutiny comes with the demands of l with that? the public scrutiny l comes with the demands of the job, and i'm afraid that is very difficult to manage, and i know that william has often talked about the issues that surround that. that's something you're not going to get sympathy when you are paid to be a representative and do public duty. they have engaged now so they have set a very high bar. we shall see. kate sells newspapers, creates click bait, creates advertising revenue, and from all those who feed on her image. so let's tak

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kate _ he will need. parker. - now let's head to bangladesh — it's been one month since the dramatic ousting of prime minister sheikh hasina. since then bangladesh's clothing factories that supply big fast fashion brands like h&m, zara and hugo boss are limping back to normality. but the country's new interim government faces long term economic challenges that will take years to fix. nikhil inamdar, has this special report from dhaka. back up and running after political turmoil roiled the world's second largest source market for ready garments. at sonia knitwear, workers are in a race against time to finish up these christmas sweaters. the big concern at garment factories like these is not so much the short—term monetary losses, but it's really the reputational damage that bangladesh may suffer on the international stage. and the worry now is that long—term political instability could mean cancelled orders and supply chains relocating to other parts of the world. this man, whose family founded this export

god, leslie, how are you, hello, kate, kate, can you hear me, kate, turn on the news, the number of victims at the excelsia hotel is still unknown. our correspondent is at the scene of the explosion, the police are asking citizens, if you cannot contact your loved ones, do not try to find them at the hotel, the excelsia hotel is cordoned off, emergency services are working there, kate, come pick me up, we're going there anyway. the rescue operation is ongoing, part of the building is engulfed in flames, but we are not losing hope that we will be able to save as many as possible more people, they confirmed to us that the explosion occurred in the conference room of the excelsior hotel, where savage and i had gathered, we can't get through, a huge traffic jam, near the hotel, so, without you there are plenty of agents, is there any information about glover? yes, glover was he alive? you'll survive, go die, james, if you die, i'll kill you. alive, i see them, the only thing we need is an explosion in the hotel, no tea, where is cherkashina, where is kornevoy, i called, they didn't pick up the

kate, it doesn't matter to virginia, why. it's important that georges didn't pass the test.ut he dreamed of this job so much, bob. you know, he's perfect. "maybe you should talk to them, are you okay yourself ? no, you don't want to tell me, i involuntarily gave the idea to my superiors in the end, in general, an attack was committed on a foreign country's diplomatic mission, they call me a hero there, but i understand, keich, that this is a war crime, the worst thing is that i don't even have anyone to tell about it, and leslie, she 'll start to feel sorry. she'll be upset herself, no, it's the hardest thing to tell the closest ones, yeah, bob, if anything, know that i am nearby, sometimes it is easier with strangers than with your own, i am afraid that you are not a stranger to me anymore, thank you, kate, i feel a little better, i will call virginia, i will try to do something, thank you. sir, i will not detain abdelkadir, i will just observe. mr. mclaren, i cannot delegate this to others. i will check the information myself. well, maybe that is why you consider me the be

joining me now is kate arkless gray, a space journalist. the industry? this is a really exciting mission, the first time any commercialflight has mission, the first time any commercial flight has attempted something like this but it isn't really the core of the business that they do which is launch services. they definitely are the key player in launching rockets and payloads and now they are able to launch pretty much once per week if not more than that. that is where their true strength lies but they have been doing more and more with commercial space missions and sending astronauts to space. you said they aren't professional, i think that is unfair on them because they have been training for this mission for the past two years, although how we define astronaut these days is a matter of some contention i think. how significant is this, notjust for spacex, but the whole industry? well, i think it is an example of what can be done by private companies and that is quite exciting to see them pushing the boundaries of space like that. this is

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kate winslet is _ competing. thank you very much, also. kate winslet is back - also.is back talking about her new movie and her new attitude, too.— her new attitude, too. laura, life is too _ her new attitude, too. laura, life is too short, _ her new attitude, too. laura, life is too short, you - her new attitude, too. laura, life is too short, you know? l her new attitude, too. laura, life is too short, you know? i | life is too short, you know? i don't — life is too short, you know? i don't want _ life is too short, you know? i don't want to look back and go, why worry— don't want to look back and go, why worry about that? so i don't — why worry about that? so i don't worry any more. the editor of _ don't worry any more. the editor of the _ don't worry any more. the editor of the sun - don't worry any more. the editor of the sun and - don't worry any more. iie: editor of the sun and the guardian scooped are here with us today along with the chef. morning, morning. let's start as we always do, with what's making the news. no one dominant story this morning. we heard

topical storm helene gaining strength and some parts of florida already being told to evacuate i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn new central this morning. >> we're learning new details on this stunning security failures by the secret service that led up to the first attempt to assassinate donald trump. the new senate report found a breakdown in communication a secret service at the trump rally in butler, pennsylvania. there was no sole decision maker and secret service leadership was non-existent and it was unclear who was responsible for what the report says surely failures were foreseeable and preventable even more concerning the issues aren't still a problem because they remain unaddressed according to the report by the secret service former president trump plans to return to butler just ten days from now on october 5th, cnn zack cohen has new details for us tell us more about what is in this very report yes, there are bipartisan consensus that this new report shows it was incompetence on the part of the secret service that largely is the reason and large

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 of rhetoric a lot of people think that the democrats, when they talk about threat to democracy and all of this and it seems that both of these people were radical left's no one has tried to kill kamala harris in the last couple of months and two people now have tried to kill donald trump in the last couple of months, i'd say that's pretty strong evidence that the left needs to tone down the rhetoric and this morning, former republican congressman adam kinzinger says, quote, look violent rhetoric is wrong and has no place, but maga pretending they do

i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central standing by for the first appeal hearing in a felony i get tearing and sex trafficking case against sean combs, the hip hop mogul will be back in court very soon to try to get out of federal detention. >> he was denied bail after prosecutors argued he was a threat. this is what his defense lawyer told kaitlan collins overnight is there any chance sean combs takes a plea deal i don't see it happening. i do not see it happening he he's he's innocent. i believe he's innocent. i believe he's innocent of the charges. and he is going to go to trial. and i believe he's going to win combs is accused of manipulating threatening, and drugging women in his alleged set cross sex crimes. >> he has denied all the charges. cnn's kara scannell is with us now on what we can expect next, kara yes, john. >> so lawyers will be back in court today, so we'll sean diddy combs, he will be back is sitting before a different judge yesterday. it was a magistrate judge who denied the bail

here is kate snow with 12 minutes on elm street. >> 12 minutes, not a long time. for three people whose paths collided on thanksgiving day, 12 minutes was all it took for their lives to explode in a flash. >> i refuse to live in fear. >> 12 minutes that would haunt their family. >> said this can't be happening. >> have a second of those terrifying minutes would be fiercely debated. >> your instinct is, however you need to do it. >> a town divided over what happened inside this house on elm street. >> a lot of weird things happen in trial. i've never had evidence such as this. >> this might be more than what we are being told. >> before all the fear and finger-pointing, it was just another thanksgiving weekend in november 2012, in the small town of little falls, minnesota. >> everybody knows everything about everybody. >> this 18-year-old rachel was spending the holiday with her brother nick and their 18-year- old cousin haile kifer. >> we were always together and we would go camping. we were always doing something. me and haley were always together. >> nick was a

kate? >> raf, prime minister benjamin netanyahu really doubling down on his conditions that he has set for a cease-fire to ultimately try to end the war. obviously there's pressure from outside, but there are also reports that he's facing a lot of pressure from inside his own government to prolong the war. tell us about that. >> reporter: right. so this is a divided country, and it is a divided government. prime minister benjamin netanyahu depends on the support of several far-right ministers in his cabinet. these are people who think there should be no concessions to hamas and not only that israeli forces should remain on the gaza-egypt border, but that israel should reoccupy gaza in its entirety as it did before 2005. and they say that israeli settlers should move into gaza in the same way that they have done in the occupied west bank. so those ministers really pressuring netanyahu not to make a deal and to continue the war. but his defense minister, who is a more centrist, more moderate