with the president at kayla. good morning of course, this trip to europe punctuated by the killing of hamas leader in gaza. how has that impacted the agenda? and what do we heard from the president on that so far? >> well, there has been an agenda that's been in the works for several weeks as this visit was being planned. and then of course, there is the new and more urgent unofficial agenda. and that is going to be shaped by the event and of the last few days, remember us and european allies have been pressing a ceasefire in gaza for the better part of the last year. and in lebanon, at least since the united nations general assembly last something now those discussions are taking on new urgency with all for european countries meeting today in berlin in agreement that a diplomatic off-ramp is more possible than it had been before president biden spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu from air force one on his way here to germany. and upon arriving late last night, said this on the tarmac of that conve

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can we speak to kayla now? i think we can otherwise we will move on. >> high, kayla, i'm just take us through the debate and how sinwar will play into this because of course is going to be a lot of talk about protecting civilians in gaza. >> in particular, yes. >> and that has been a focus of the biden administration even up to this point, just a few days ago, max, the biden administration sent a letter to israel and said that if the humanitarian situation in gaza doesn't improve then there would potentially be new conditions placed on aid that the u.s provides to israel. and remember that many of the european allies in discussions with the u.s at the un general assembly few weeks ago, had all been pushing for a ceasefire, a temporary three-week cease fire between israel and hezbollah in lebanon. and so allies have been working behind the scenes for many weeks, many months at this point to try to bring about a diplomatic resolution to the conflict in the middle east and officials tell me that now with sinwar's

hello, one and all kayla, pick up where priscilla but left off because i think we're all hearing this. i talked to a democratic activists yesterday who says, i feel like we're sleepwalking into 2016 there are a lot of differences. i mean, the difference is i think are greater than the similarities. but the pts is real for democrats. >> yeah, it's definitely a cautionary tale that still comes up in a lot of conversations. and i think that we're priscilla was talking about how it's informing some of the strategy is important, but it's also important to remember the polling from back in 2016. obviously, there was a very big issue with pulling back then not capturing the would-be trump voter, whether they were not picking up the phone or they had a general distrust of pollsters. and while some of that still exists pollsters have tried to recalibrate the data, but this time eight years ago, hillary clinton was up by 12 points over donald trump. she had 50%. trump had about >> massive polling team that's conducting their own internal numbers. they don't have exit polling from the primaries,

cnn's kayla tausche, she is in berlin. that is where president, president biden is today, kaitlan, let me start with you tell us more about what we heard from president biden brief statement that the president delivered to the press. he mentioned these situation in the middle east, the desire for renewed push for a ceasefire. that desire echoed by german chancellor olaf scholtz, who also spoke this morning, but president biden really took the opportunity to hail the alliances and the shared values he's of the u.s. and germany, that was really the underpinning of this visit that was supposed to be a state visit and got downgraded after it was rescheduled for this week following hurricane milton and president biden also referencing the need to continue supporting ukraine, which is also going to be poured the top of the agenda for both his meeting with olaf scholtz and his team, as well as with other european leaders set to take place a little bit later today with ukraine's success stalling out on the battlefield. and another

. >> cnn's kayla tausche, she is traveling with the president biden in berlin. she's back with us once again. kayla, how significant would that be significant, kate, and it's something that the administration has been working on for quite some time behind the scenes. >> they've been calling it the day after plan for gaza blueprint sorts of how the gaza strip would be governed in a post-hamas world. of course, that has been elusive with a ceasefire and hostage deal stalled for the last several months. but earlier today, president biden expressed hope that sinwar's death could be at new opportunity for a path forward but definitely there, hamas represents a moment of justice. the blood of americans and israelis, palestinians in germany and so many others on his hands i told the prime minister visual yesterday that's also make this moment an opportunity to seek a path to peace, a better future in gaza without hamas i look forward to discussing a ran berlin have been discussing just that today. first, biden with german chancellor olaf scholtz. now he's meeting with

we heard from kayla hamilton's mother. kayla hamilton had autism.amilton was found strangled, raped, with a phone cord, and murdered peter mother said hhs failed me, the biden administration family paid if they had gotten this gang member out, kayla would be here today. three quick questions for kamala, have you ever called an angel? have you ever spoken about an angel family in a statement? have you ever held a press conference about an angel family connect i know the answer to the third and i'm pretty sure you know the answer to the first two questions. >> harris: you know, it's not just tone-deaf. this is another part of the party who is griping most about this is the party identified. this, in their estimations, is just a fox issue. it's the fox report is at the white house. those are the ones that ask about it. so you can imagine their shock and surprise when earlier this campaign season everybody started asking about it. we started seeing every network go down to the border, because you can't ignore this issue. they are also living where thing

as well from that that april attack, kayla tausche. thank you so much from washington joining me now with their insights on what we are watching bloomberg, bobby ghosh, and former deputy assistant secretary of state, joel rubin. great to have you both here. bobby, let me start with you because we've watched israel in iran in this, in this dynamic for a while. but especially since october 7, welcome to the ledge of war before and then back away from it. what what is the next step here, in the sense of there's a real fear of what the worst-case scenario could look like, which one seems like the most realistic? >> well, the thing is kaitlan that they never really back way. they walk up to the edge and stay there and then with every action they seem to sort of shuffle closer and closer to the precipice. and that's the main concern. there is very little backing down that's going on as kayla was saying that this barrage was much more deadly than the one in april primarily because of the distinction in the kinds of weapons that the u.s. listi

kayla, thank you very, very much. i want to bring in right now some experts, a alu latah is joining us. he's a former israeli national security advisor, retired us army lieutenant general mark hertling is with us. seth jones, national security expert and senior vice president over the center that are for strategic and international studies and ai. let me start with you, israel now saying there will be a quote, significant response to what iran has done after it fired about 200 ballistic missiles at israel. what do you think that response potentially could look like? >> what will if this is second time that iran has fired such a massive attack on israel. i happen to be on your show after the april 13 attack as well, which was unprecedented. this is the second time they do this. israel has responded very minorly. i would say symbolically after the attack of april 13, this was a part of the consultation he shouldn't between the u.s. and israel to do something that was meaningful that would prove to iran that we can penet

so kayla, tell us about the moment in the room. this abroad when president biden walked in and what he said well, allison, there were audible gasps in the room when president biden biden walked through the sliding door from lower press into the briefing room for the first time in his presidency. it that's customary thing for his predecessors to have done, but it's the first time that biden himself has stepped out to take questions from reporters in that format in nearly four years time. and so you can imagine that there was quite a clamoring of hands raised and his press secretary, karine jean-pierre moving along quite quickly to get to a handful of questions before ushering him out of the room. he appeared in good spirits. he really wanted to talk about a couple of economic wins it's not only the positive jobs report, surprisingly. so earlier today, but also the tentative agreement between dock workers and foreign port operators to have a 90 day pause on any the potential strike and to try to work out their differences. but the bu

my 20 year old daughter, kayla hamilton, was murdered in her own room. kayla's murderer was apprehended by border patrol, crossing illegally into the u.s. kayla's murderer had been improperly released into the united states. abolish ice. yeah, we need to probably think about starting from scratch. more than a dozen people suspected of being gang members right here in san antonio. the gang members had been terrorizing the apartment complex. new details in the murder of lincoln riley, the illegal immigrant suspect who cops say committed the heinous murder, is a venezuelan national and was paroled and released into the country by the biden administration. if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. two men, investigators say, are in the country illegally from venezuela, are charged with capital murder in the death of jocelyn nungaray martinez and angel wrapped his arms around jocelyn's neck, took off her pants and climbed on top of her, later strangled jocelyn to death and then tied up her hands and feet. court documents sugg

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kayla, thank you so much. much for joining me. the white house, of course, was watching this very closely tonight and they were keen to make clear that they did not have a role in these israeli strikes. what more have you learned? >> well, we know alex that president biden was closely following these developments from wilmington where he was briefed regularly by his national security advisor, jake sullivan, who is back at the white house. but in the aftermath of these strikes us officials are describing them as the type of proportional response that president biden and his top aides have been urging the israelis to carry out in these recent one weeks specifically to limit civilian casualties and to be targeted and precise, us officials this evening describing that wave of strikes as carefully prepared, limiting civilian casualties and designed to be effective with the effect being the degradation of iran's capabilities of carrying out a future ballistic missile attack and deterrence against any future action. senior administration

and kayla, you were actually able to get out of charlotte? just got back to asheville a few hours ago. tell us what you're seeing and why you went back asheville for the first i think for days after the incident we came to charlotte a couple of days ago to gather supplies and rent a truck and bring the truck back all of the supplies we did that yesterday and my partner is back there today. >> i stayed in charlotte to work out some logistics stuff, but going back yesterday, i mean, there were a lot of donation centers and a lot of people are doing what they can to help. but just the devastation to the city he is starting to sink in for all of us. >> i think tell us about that, talk to us about what life is like in asheville, where it really become people kind of stuck, right? they're stuck because of a cash economy. and because a lot of their ways out have been destroyed >> exactly. yeah, we lost power, water, and cell service on friday morning and we were there until wednesday without any of that. i think not having cell service is something

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can you talk real quickly, kayla, about the medical complications of these residences that we had to there was a guy from bradenton, he was running low on oxygen. we had to get him an oxygen tank. is he had a portable oxygen we got that taken care of and we all found another other oxygen tanks on ron hand as well because that's also important for them to breathe and stay alive and then we had a lot of pass out medications while we were in the building because there are medication is important right. >> so let's situation you're not dealing with regular people just in any apartment complex which by the way, they're doing rescues right now at an apartment complex in nearby homes. these are people dealing with mobility issues and medication. >> using a wheelchair she can't mobilize herself. she can stand up, but she can't. she can transfer and everything, but you can't physically get out of here and walk so it's very difficult for her and some other residence as well. >> kayla and theresa. thank you so much for speaking with me. i hope you guys get shelter, get food, water, what you guy

kayla tausche. thanks so much. let's get into this with the panel one of the most interesting things about this appearance today is i heard from the anchor, one of the anchors before me, boris sanchez, who says that they were about to go to michigan, where vice president harris harris was going to speak five trying to shore up support among union members, talking about how the longshoremen strike has been avoided and all the rest lots of work to be done with working class voters in michigan for vice president harris but instead of cutting away to vice president harris, talking to voters in michigan, they instead cut to the white house briefing between room to cover president biden speaking i mean, are they not even communicating yeah. i mean, to me, it indicates that there wasn't a lot of coordination today on biden. probably making an 11th hour decision to go into the press briefing, which was pretty unprecedented as you've noted? and it didn't matter, not among presidents of all yeah. but i mean, i don't think an

throws at the drone let's get straight to cnn's nick robertson and senior white house correspondent kayla tausche, who is traveling with president biden in berlin, germany. nic, we heard from israeli prime minister netanyahu earlier today, he called this a heavy blow to hamas. he said there's still more work to be, to do. what lies ahead yeah. >> and also, i think when he said this more work to do, that was a message to the israeli people that there was cause for celebration. but it's not all done yet. and i think there was also a message there as well to the region where he talked about essentially going after this sort of access iran without saying it in as many words. so i think you get the impression there that really, unless hamas, despite the pressure and the wishes of the united states, that this could be an off-ramp, a diplomatic office from that, he still feels that there is more military work to be done against hamas, even though they cannot really fire a volley of missiles or their disorganized on the ground that just lost their leader his indicating that an s they hand over th

kayla tausche in berlin for us. thank you very much. i want to go to democratic congressman of florida jared moskowitz congressman. i know you and i've talked about what has been taking place between israel and gaza for many months now if in fact the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar has been killed in this operation in gaza. routine operation is what it sounds like in gaza. that is a massive development in this war. what's your sense of it and what might the impact of all of this be major victory for israel and a victory for the world. >> yahya sinwar is the osama bin laden of his time. he is solely responsible for the attacks of october 7, getting 1,200 israelis killed, many of them civilians, taking hundreds of hostages, killing americans hurricanes. and be honest, he is also responsible for the damage that has happened in gaza. and all of the death of the palestinian civilians because he knew, he knew very well that when he launched a major attack, that they would be a response and so in the event that this is true when it is looking so

kayla's murderer apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally into the u.s. >> her murder>> has been improperly released into the united states. >> abolish i.c.e. we need to think about starting from scratch. >> more than a hundred people suspected to have been threatened by gang members here in san antonio. >> that gang members had been terrorizing the apartment complex. >> new details in the murder of lincoln riley. the person who cops say committed the murder is of an angel and national. >> he was paroled and released into the country by the biden administration. >> investigators say they are in the country illegally from peninsula and are charged with capital murder in the death of jocelyn. >> martinez wrapped his arms around jocelyn's neck, and climbed on top of her. later strangled jocelyn to death and then tied up her hands and feet. >> court documents suggest a group of men arrested for beating and robbing a dulles woman last month or members of a benevolent street gang. >> the men threatened to cut off her fingers as she did not cooperate. manuel hernandez was built by polic

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now that israel has finished its operation, cnn's senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche, has more us us reaction from washington in the aftermath of these strikes, us officials are describing them as the type of proportional response that president biden and his top aides had been urging the israelis to carry out in these recent weeks specifically to limit civilian casualties and to be targeted and precise us officials this evening describing that wave of strikes as carefully prepared limiting civilian casualties and designed to be effective with the effect being the degradation of iran's capabilities of carrying out a future ballistic missile attack and deterrence against any future action. >> a senior administration officials with a warning for iran not to respond, suggesting very forcefully that this should be the end of the direct fire exchanged between israel and iran, but also saying this, saying if iran chooses to respond, once again, we will be ready and there will be constantly once his for iran, once again, we do not want to see this happen. this should be the end o

solving invoice in 2021, haiti has winning kayla with games controlling over 80 percent of hades capital the united nations has to load. and initially the 400 men from kenya as part of a multi national security control mission to assist the haitian police. but for now, the m. s. s as emission is known, is under funded and outdone. the secretary general stresses the importance of the joint efforts undertaken by the haitian national police and the multinational security support mission. those efforts need to be supported. he urge secretary journal urgently appeals to all member states to ensure that the multi national security supply. ready mission receives the financial and the logistical assistance they need in order to succeed. haiti struggling with violence and tens of thousands have been displaced. half of the population is facing the tooth, hunger, marking one of the highest rates of acute food and security in the world. people in the country are desperate for any type of assistance. assistance that for now is taking too long. very so we'll just see there in focused on police or twos

kayla tausche. thank you very, very much. we're also hearing now that the israeli military has just announced that citizens in the tel aviv area can leave their shelters. nic robertson is joining us from haifa in northern israel right now. so nic give us a sense of what it's happening in haifa where you are hearing fast fighter jets overhead clearly engaged in operations in lebanon just to the north of us here. >> but i just want to draw us perhaps closer to the events of tonight. one one of the air bases in southern israel that was targeted by iran tonight, one of their stated targets, i was at that base over the weekend. i was at that airbase because i was invited to go on a combat mission that was targeting the houthis in yemen. i was on a refuel aircraft fueling f 35s. that carried out that targeted mission on the houthis in hudaydah. the reason for that targeting was one of the reasons was to send a message to iran, not to get involved in the fight right now. so i find it significant that the iranians have targeted that

kayla, the president facing a lot of questions there amid these dangerous escalations and moves in the middle east he is and he has then for days, if not longer, alex, president biden facing questions today on exactly what response he sees as appropriate for israel to take in response to the attack by iran this week, he has said that he does not support israel hitting iran nuclear here facilities. >> and then he was forced to clarify a comment he made yesterday where he said that he appeared to leave the door open to supporting israel hitting iranian oil reserves first, which today he said that he'd prefer that they not essentially, but it's unclear whether israel would abide by the advice that the u.s. is providing us officials have suggested that israel is giving no assurances that it is, but it's also facing questions on why after a year of this conflict and in which time the u.s. has been feverishly pursuing a diplomatic solution to this conflict. israel has, instead intensified the conflict on to new fronts, both against iran and again hezbollah in lebanon in a war that was origin

our panel here to discuss we have with us cnn's kayla tausche, she, evan perez, and david sanger of thek times, who has a book called new cold wars, which we have interviewed him about before. david, let me start with you. woodward reports trump has been on the phone with putin as many as seven times according to an aide since leaving office, since trump left office and that the saudi crown prince had a burner phone to give to trump just for trump to use these sound like national security issues. >> oh, they are national security issues. first, the saudi crown prince has a bag full of 50 burner phones. i don't doubt in fact i tend say only 50. right okay. but for the seven conversations are up to seven conversations, it's based on the recounting of of one aid he may be right. you would think the united states intelligence services would pick up conversations back-and-forth with trump if they he did, it would get reported with a mask name. in other words, it wouldn't say donald trump, it would say person number one or something like that. and it would be up to the white house with an unm

took the beheading of three young americans, innocent americans, and the horrible rape and torture of kaylaen our country. i mean, to me, there was a moral awakening with the brutal public murders of these four innocent americans. and in that same timeframe, luke somers and robert levinson, two other brave... luke, a photojournalist, and robert, even a former fbi agent, who also were abandoned in captivity, essentially, to make... it really pushed president 0bama to do a full government and non—government review. so it was kind of a moral awakening, i like to think, that made our government realise we have to do better, we have to look at this. of the world, have been released, and there have been negotiations to get those people released. it's been a blessing. we've had more than 130 since 2015. it's truly remarkable, stephen. but it does also raise some very difficult questions, because in the recent past, there have been some very high—profile deals, deals, for example, with russia, which have allowed the russians, as part of an exchange, to get americans out of russian detention, have a

boris, brianna all right. >> kayla, thank you for that report for us from berlin and we are awaiting still benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister, to address his nation after israel has confirmed that it killed the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar, stay with us for that saturday at nine on cnn a heart attack. do they have life insurance? >> know but we have life insurance john i'm trying to find something we can afford. >> fortunately, it only a few minutes, select quote, found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a $500,000 policy for only $21 a month. go to select quote.com now and get the insurance your family needs at a price you can afford. >> select quote, we shop you save with decks calm, g7, managing your diabetes, just got easier so what's your glucose number right now? good thing. you don't need a finger sticks. >> house all about food affect your glucose oh, the answers on your phone. >> what if you're heading low at night wow, it can alert you and you can even track your goals manager, diabetes with confidence, with deck calm g7 the most accurate

let's go to cnn's kayla tausche, who is in baltimore traveling with the president killer.e you hearing about this well, boris, we've learned that the harris campaign's slow walked some of biden's campaign appearances last week in the wake of some of those gaps, notably in new hampshire when he suggested to campaign workers and what was supposed to be a routine stop that they should lock him up in reference to former president trump. >> and then in arizona where he made a reference to former congresswoman gabby giffords, who survived a shooting at a campaign event in the past tense. after that biden aides tell me that their main goal now in the homestretch of the race's one simple thing and that is to do no harm so that's why president biden is in the blue maryland today to take the wraps off of a three-billion-dollar investment from one of his landmark laws to update port infrastructure. it's an investment that will benefit the poor parts of philadelphia, of detroit, and of savannah, georgia. but the biden team chose to announce it here in baltimore instead, just after his

took the beheading of three young americans, innocent americans, and the horrible rape and torture of kaylaen our country. i mean, to me, there was a moral awakening with the brutal public murders of these four innocent americans. and in that same timeframe, luke somers and robert levinson, two other brave... luke, a photojournalist, and robert, even a former fbi agent, who also were abandoned in captivity, essentially, to make... it really pushed president 0bama to do a full government and non—government review. so it was kind of a moral awakening, i like to think, that made our government realise we have to do better, we have to look at this. and there's been a levinson act, so—called... yes. ..which establishes a new protocol for handling these so—called hostage situations. for wrongful detention designation. yeah. you've got now a special presidential envoy within the state department who handles these particular cases, roger carstens. and he says, "what we now refer to as the hostage recovery enterprise "would likely not exist without diane foley." well, i was angry, stephen. and i tol

joining me now, a kayla gardner. we saw kamala harris at the dinner thursday. she wanted to start her barnstorming in the blue wall states where she has been talking about housing costs and helping small businesses grow. harris is not taking voters for granted while the trump campaign is confident it will win blue wall states. what is your assessment of the campaign as we hit the final sprint? >> reporter: harris is definitely doubling down on the blue wall and i've heard from strategists that is her best path in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and nebraska. the sunbelt is looking a lot more difficult. she is still visiting these states and spending time in the west and in georgia as she will this weekend. she has celebrity power with usher and lizzo expected to be on the trail to excite younger voters and to highlight the support they have from hollywood. she had huge momentum when she entered the race. fundraising, social media buzz, and now she is in a much more difficult phase of the campaign where she is focused on undecided voters trying to shake loose

let's take you live now to berlin because cnn's kayla tausche, she is there and that's where president biden is headed for meetings with european he had leaders. we understand that at some point during his trip over to europe, kayla president biden made clear that he would be soon speaking with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, give us the details on that. >> well, we expect that to happen in short order, president biden is expected to land here in berlin within the hour after being briefed throughout the duration of the flight on these fast moving developments, as israel identified through the dna and dental remains of yahya sinwar that it was in fact him. we heard just a few moments ago from biden's national security advisor, jake sullivan with his reaction to the news of sinwar's death. and he said that it was a welcome development and that it was an opening that the united states hope that it could sees as a way to bring about a ceasefire, bring the hostages home and get to a day after, which is how the u.s. has been describing a post-hamas world in gaza with a new governi

a republican family who's front yard makes his disdain for the former president clear and tiffany, kayla, a republican who is casting a rare vote for the democratic presidential candidate. we used to be the party of women's have government. we used to be that party of fiscal oh responsibility. i know there's a ladder republicans voting for the vice president because we really want to close this chapter in history for trump, the path to victory not only depends on strength in deep red rural areas, but whether he diminishes democratic margins in the suburbs outside madison brendan maali leads the republican party in fast-growing dane county. >> people think of madison a such a traditional liberal bastion, but you get outside of madison dean counties, the second most populated county if he does not get at least 23% of the vote and dane county, he will not win wisconsin if he gets 25% or above. he wins guaranteed the campaign draws to a close with many wildcards including third-party candidates like robert f. kennedy junior, who's name remains on the ballot. >> i don't want your vote. i want

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that's ca, kayla is one of israel's most declaimed contemporary offices and he joins me now from tel aviv welcome to c w. thank you so much for your time today. your a, a rice, a, a storyteller. can i ask you, what woods you would use to describe israel today? one year off to the october, the 7th. the tax were i think that you may have passed, but the 4 people were leaving you a a. i think we still dropped in that day and very, very much like a ground over the or because the in this year is out of the events. it happened it at the fed desa the victory 0 says, but fundamentally a nothing had changed. a, we still have the same government, the, our prime minister didn't even conduct one interview with a, he's ready a news paper or media by the a is there is a note, pointed investigative committee a, there's no talk about going to re election, which would have been demetrius, thing to do after such a, a catastrophe. so they do is in all more than that, we don't have any sense of the future because when we look at god the one year after the war, i don't know what it's in the always planni

the kayla was taken to grow up. now. he was held in a pre trial detention center in prison. he was extremely reluctant to testify and wouldn't confess to his crimes until the very end of the focus was the 1st thing that goal of hello fellow who was the loser to let them know that was like a very well i'm pretty sure what to do here because i didn't die as i move for a fact of all is it? i'm not even if i was off, i bitch them pretty much it. oh to them. i'm not yet a toys up tomorrow, but i have to push the idea that will guarantee i'm not guilty. pressure to put you put the most of the, usually a probably be a new she has a discharge and the mobile committees onto a mission, but it was use, i'm going to be a concern to kind of communicate the question i've got to, i don't know if i ever know much on the trim thunder. most of them are getting stopped at the tone intentionally. i'm thinking what would happen? you are ready and we'll try. second, no good canal lazansky were transferred from detention to the roof, where confrontations and crime scene visits were arranged. russe