i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." canada's east coast is bracing for what could be its stronger storm in a generation while florida watches what could become the first major hurricane to hit the state in years. we're tracking both systems. >>> plus, washington has a warning for moscow amid a sham referendum in parts of ukraine. details with the latest on russia's partial mobilization. >>> and it wasn't the ending the tennis legend had in mind but roger federer still managed to dazzle. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin in the atlantic where two powerful storm systems are making their way toward land. first, fiona, a deadly storm that caused massive destruction across several caribbean islands, is now battering the canadian maritimes. hurricane warnings are in place as damaging winds and heavy rain pound the region. residents from nova scotia to newfoundland did what they could before the sun went down to prepare. and now that the storm h

francine: kim, good morning from rome. can hear the bells and the vatican is behind me, maybe distracting from concerns in the market, if this is a new normal - what happens to market correction? treasuries at 5%? kim: everyone believes and hopes this will end. it is very uncertain what is happening in ukraine. if that stops tomorrow there probably would be some relief rallies undoubtedly. but i just don't see we are at that point right now. politicians are trying to not do the necessary reforms but really trying to solve by adding more to the budget. and trying to relieve the pain of everything that's happening now. i'm not sure that will have immediate impact, it could spur additional inflation, and higher interest rates, higher energy and food prices, so it is hard to see how this could be fixed short-term. tom: do you think the fed keeps going until something breaks? are you concerned about a policy mistake. kim: when you talk about something break, if the stock market goes up and up without correction, in history we h

kim? >> interesting.ow, amidst all of this ukrainians are now returning to their homes and villages. you've been visiting with some of them. what are they finding when they go back? >> reporter: well, many of them are finding that their homes are in an utter shambles and they're trying to sort of put them back together, but it's going to be a very difficult task. now, yesterday we were in a city which theoretically has been liberated by the ukrainians but there's still a lot of active fighting going on, the soldiers in that town told us that there is still russian soldiers behind ukrainian lines, some too afraid to surrender, others still actively involved in combat. we were sort of in the city center yesterday when a car showed up with a trailer full of bread for local inhabitants and as they were picking up the bread there were explosions nearby, in fact, we believe a russian cluster munition exploded just a couple blocks away from us. so some of these towns, even though technically the ukrainians are i

that is something the kim family has lusted for going back to kim il-sung. the prestige of a face-to-face, one-on-one meeting with the president of the united states was a huge deal. that's what was made clear to me when i was there. however, from president obama, which they really wanted badly. we were not sure whether we were going to get our two citizens back. i held the letter out for a while as leverage, such as it was. what i'm going to posit tonight is something i realized is heretical and most of you want agree with. as i have thought about this, i wonder whether our continuation of the policy of denuclearization is ever going to work. you know, the half humorous definition of insanity where you keep doing the same thing over and over expecting a different outcome. i wonder if we shouldn't at least consider a different approach with north korea with respect to their nuclear capability. a lot of people are not real comfortable with the fact the likes of india and pakistan have new their weapons. well, the fact is they have them. the fact is they have

kim? >> all right. we'll be holding thumbs. thanks so much, derek van dam.reciate it. >>> well, we're now learning startling new details about exactly what fbi agents took from donald trump's home in florida. the full inventory was released on friday by a federal judge who is considered trump's request for a special master. we get the latest from cnn's sara murray. >> reporter: a newly unsealed inventory revealing the mar a la goe inventory. >> mostly the boxes pictures and newspapers and shirts and gear and, you know, golf balls and just it's a lot of stuff. you know, when you're there for four years it's a long time. >> reporter: trump down played what was recovered by the fbi, a seven page list ticks how sensitive the documents were. 31 documents marked confidential. investigators also collected dozens of empty folders with a classified banner or labeled return to staff secretary slash military aide. >> none of this is going to help donald trump. >> reporter: a federal judge in florida unsealing the inventory and pondering whether to appoint a special mas

alexander and kim jong-un addressed the delegates of the session.he supreme legislative body of the dprk supreme people's assembly, which is the day before. e, legally secured the status of a nuclear power for north korea, the so -called decree on the policy of nuclear forces was adopted, in which regulates the principles and conditions for the use of nuclear weapons. primarily. it is directed against the united states, which accuses the dprk of a hostile policy, this was specifically mentioned by kim jong-un himself. i suggest listening to a fragment of his speech. let sanctions be imposed on us for 100 days 1,000 days 10 or 100 years we will not give up our right to life and the right to defend our country, on which the future and security of our people depend , no matter what extreme situation we face faced. we will never be able to give up our nuclear weapons in the face of the political and military conditions created by the us on the korean peninsula, especially since the us is a nuclear adversary. north korea's nuclear forces as stated in the

kim? >> thanks so much. we will bring you back in a few moments to talk about another major storm. thanks again, derek. >>> the florida national guard has been activated and is on stand by awaiting orders for deployment where needed. officials are urging people to be prepared. listen to this. >> we are monitoring closely as of now we are outside of the cone of uncertainty, but we can't -- we can't relax, we know that there is always a possibility it will shift. the storm has continued to move westward, as you've stated, and this is really the time that everyone should make sure they have a plan. everyone this is the time to prepare, but be calm, no need for panic. >> and the mayor of one coastal city in southwest florida is urging residents to get ready for the storm and pay attention to the warnings. here she is. >> the this is the calm before the storm. i've seen lines at the gas stations and the natural gas, propane. they're taking it serious and i encourage those that are not to do --

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he gave me insights to kim foxxs handling and undercharging of cases.ny, many other issues. it's my hope voices like him and jim murphy who resigned resignation letter will be amplified and people see the dangers in which kim foxx is perpetrating on the residents of cook county. this needs to end. this isn't about democrat or republican anymore. it's about humanity and things need to change in cook county. >> ainsley: yeah. voters are worried about the direction of this country and this is a prime example. thank you so much, we did an know. >> absolutely. thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: coming up, record high inflation driving americans further into debt. our next guest shares three easy ways to get you back in the green. ♪ ♪ buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he tak

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom, shocking details about the documents the fbi seized from mar-a-lago. what it could mean for donald trump ahead. >>> russia bids farewell to mikhail gorbachev, the last leader of the ussr. one person is opting out of the funeral ceremonies. we're live in moscow with the details. >>> and serena williams' legendary career comes to an apparent end. we're live in new york with more on her final match and her plan plans for the future. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> serena williams one of the greatest tennis players of all time, may have played her last match. her dream of winning a 24th grand slam title before, quote, evolving away from tennis came the a sudden end at the u.s. open when she lost in the third round to australian ajla tomljanovic. when asked after the match about what her future holds, williams had this response. here she is. >> for me, tennis has been such a huge part of my life. i can't imagine not being involv

most of it missed of the kim jong-un letters are in the archives? only most? that seems to indicate that donald trump knew then in september of 2021, before anything had been returned to the archives, that he knew in that moment at the kim john and letters were supposed to be in the archives, by law. but he just had to post that he had incredible things. most of it is in the archives, but the kim jong-un letters, we have incredible things. indeed, he did have incredible things. on the day donald trump was saying that to maggie haberman, the archives knew that donald trump had the kim jong-un letters, because the archives did not have them, and donald trump, stupidly, had made those letters famous. >> i got a very beautiful letter from kim zhang on, he wrote a beautiful three-page, a really beautiful letter. >> we fell in love, okay. he wrote me beautiful letters in and they're great letters, we fell in love. as the first official notice, right there, that the archives, knew that those letters existed. that's how the archives found out they existed. they learne

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after actuallyy having meetings with kim jung-un and we always disdained in the past. i said it was a good idea provided what you did not do with a considerable leverage that he gained that is something that can family has lasted for and the prestige of face-to-face one-on-one meeting is huge deal actually we were not sure if we would get our to assistance back i held that out as leverage. so i will pause my time tonightis so it is political and most of you will not agree with. so wondering if the continuation of the policy of denuclearization will work. and that definition of insanity doing the same thing over and e over expecting a different outcome. and north korea with respect to the capabilities, and those who are with indiana or pakistan have nuclear weapons. but theem fact is they have them. and then to be stewards of the isnuclear weapons in this falls misfiring against the pakistanis is a case in point. the indians reacted very quickly to their sensitivity about the palpitations between the two countries. and that has fallen on deaf earsan but nevertheless i w

kim children's children can en'oy this world as well. kim mccoy, thank you _ this world as well.his world as well. kim mccoy, thank you for your time. - in the us, a massive wall of dust has moved across arizona, consuming several neighbourhoods. the wall of dust, which is sometimes called a �*haboob', was around 80 kilometres wide and almost 2000 metres in height. winds around the dust storm reached over a hundred kilometres an hour. there were reports of zero visibility on the ground, and the storm and winds left many in the area without power. now it's time for the latest sports news with lizzie greenwood hughes. starting with football, and it has been a busy day in the english premier league with eight games. defending champions manchester city missed out on going top, held to a 1—1 draw with aston villa, erling haaland opened the scoring for city, and then leon bailey got a point that takes aston villa out of the relegation zone. elsewhere, an out of sorts liverpool were held to a goalless draw by city rivals everton with an outstanding performance from goalkeeper jordan pic

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," hurricane fiona is battering atlantic canada with heavy rains and high winds leaving hundreds of thousands without power. and there is another storm brewing with florida in its sights. we're live in the weather center with more. >>> plus voting is under way in occupied regions of ukraine on whether to become part of russia. ahead a warning president biden has for moscow. and later, why all los angeles schools will be stocked with the drug naloxone. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." >> we begin in the north atlantic where a deadly storm that caused massive destruction across several caribbean islands is now battering the canadian east coast. hurricane warnings are in place as damaging winds and heavy rain pound the region. in a tweet sent late friday night, justin trudeau urged those in the path of the storm to listen to authorities, reassuring him that his team is ready to provide support if needed. residents from across eastern canada did do wh

and, kim, to equate not properly handling government records to failing to return a library book? it goes to show how donald trump and his team are not taking this matter seriously and giving it the weight that it deserves. >> you have outlined some of the arguments against getting the master, but as the judge says there, what is the harm, really? >> the harm starts with entitlement! there is no legal basis for him to have a special master appointed. the department of justice has already gone through the documents. the documents have already been reviewed! there is a risk. the doj pointed out that there is still an assessment being made by the department of defense as to what access may have been put at risk as a result of these documents not being returned. just because there is -- donald trump is saying there is no harm, or the judge is asking the question, doesn't give him the legal right to these documents. >> in the meantime, all of the statements that donald trump has been making, for instance on social media, how damaging have they been to his case? it seems as if he sort o

kim? >> creating another huge problem. cnn meteorologist derek van dam, thanks so much. >>> new launch date could be weeks away or longer after a second failed attempt to send the unmanned artemis i market to the moon. nasa scrubbed saturday's planned launch after crews find a hydrogen leak and weren't able to fix it in time. cnn's kristin fisher looks what the went wrong and what happens next. >> reporter: a second scrub, a second hydrogen leak, but this leak was much bigger than the one that nasa encountered on monday. now, nasa needs to fix it. they have two options. they can fix it on the launchpad or they can roll the entire rocket all the way back to the vab or the vehicle assembly building. but to do that would take three and a half days. it eats up a ton of time. but regardless of where they make the repairs, as of now, nasa is going to need to roll the rocket back to the vab, regardless, because they are in the middle or about to be in the middle of a safety violation with the range. the range is run by the space

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i'm kim brunhuber. it is shaping up to be a very uncomfortable labor day, the western u.s. experiencing record-breaking heat that could put a strain on holiday weekend activities. >>> and the start of a new school year is a time of exciting new experiences, but for children in ukraine, it is marred by the ongoing war. >>> and china warns of retaliation if the taiwan arm sale package a isn't revoked. we'll discuss the implications on u.s. relations with beijing. >>> live from cnn center, this is c"cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> we begin with two major weather events unfolding right now. the first here in the united states, a dangerous and blistering heatwave continues its stranglehold in the western part of the country. more than 40 million people are under heat alerts as temperatures soar 10 to 20 degrees above normal and electric companies in california are asking companies to turn off unnecessary lights addrend appliances in order to save energy. and in asiain, a powerful typho is bathering the

i'm kim brunhuber.head on "cnn newsroom," as the royal family prepares to bid farewell to queen elizabeth ii, thousands of mourners gathered to pay their respects on this final day of the late monarch's lying in state. >>> gruesome discoveries in kharkiv, and accusations of dee forecasty from a fleeing russian military. how these loss right side depicted across media. >>> and tropical storm fiona is expected to reach hurricane strength when it reaches puerto rico later today. we are live in the cnn weather center. ♪ >>> gruesome discoveries in kharkiv, and accusations of depravity from a fleeing russian military, we will have that story coming up here in a second. >>> japan issues a tsunami warning for an outlying area. right now we are looking at live pictures of the queen lying in state in westminster. it's 9:00 a.m. in london, the final full day that people can come pay their respects to the late queen elizabeth. public viewing is set to end at 6:30 tomorrow morning, that's when the queen's coffin wi

why is kim kardashian doing this?is a savvy marketer, savvy businesswoman, she launched her own companies and we've seen this trend over a decade of celebrities saying i don't want to just to be a spokesperson and appear in a commercial, i want to own part of a complete, on some of the equity in the profit. not saying you should rush into it, i don't know if she will be successful but it is not a down move on her part. jack: we should not make fun of her business savvy but the private equity markets you don't know how the market is until the next round and then we will find out. let's talk about two good opportunities in public markets. al: pool pork, easy ticker, pool. some concern it will hit revenue earnings in 23. anytime there is a housing downturn it has been a great time to pick up shares. this is third-best performing stock over the last 30 years. jack: what is your answer? ben: football is back, the stock is up, it is hitting higher lows. probably a good time to look at it. jack: the season kicked off thursda

. >>> i just received a beautiful letter from kim jung-un.ery warm, very nice letter. i appreciate it. and i'll say it again, i think that north korea has tremendous potential. and he will be there. i think that north korea under his leadership, but north korea because of what it represents, the people are great, the land is great, location is incredible between russia, china, and south korea, i think that north korea has tremendous potential. and the one that feels that more than anybody is kim jung-un. he gets it. >> he was our president. can you believe it watching that? hi again, it is 5:00 in the east. still very alarming to hear him talk at all really, but especially like that about his friend and pen pal for the president of the united states of america, brutal dictator kim jung-un of north korea. given trump's affinity for strong men and his pattern of praising anyone who flattered him, it made sense that now in an excerpt published in the atlantic from an upcoming book by maggie haberman, it is revealed that trump's relationship with

>> reporter: devotion is the word for t kim.y people that we've been seeing today once again happy waiting overnight in pretty cold weather i have to say for their chance to pay their pre spects to the queen. we are just outside of the palace of westminster where the queen is lying in state, coffin will remain there until around 6:30 in the morning tomorrow local time, that is the last opportunity for members of the public to file past coffin where she's lying in state to pay their respects. many of the people we have been speaking to time and time again over the last few days have told us this is simply a moment of history they did not want to miss. waiting in the cold for hours was simply worth it and of course that waiting time has been fluctuating, sometimes it's as low as six hours, five hours, but at the moment it's around 14 hours long. so people really are waiting quite a while for their chance to pay their respects to the queen. we've also seen which is quite interesting today is people beginning to pitch up tents right

i'm kim brunhuber.ad on "cnn newsroom" -- just hours after hurricane fiona crashed into eastern canada, there are new tropical storm concerns, this time in the caribbean as ian has florida in its sights. >>> protests inside russia against president vladimir putin's push to mobilize thousands more troops. >>> it's being called the mission to save humanity. we'll take you inside nasa's plan to crash into an asteroid . >>> we begin by tracking two dangerous storm systems. first, tropical storm ian churning across the warm, energizing waters of the caribbean right now. the latest forecast shows it strengthening to a category 4 hurricane over the gulf of mexico before slams into florida next week. it could be the first major hurricane to hit the state in four years. president joe biden has declared a federal emergency in the state. florida governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency as well. residents from the florida panhandle to the florida keys are being urged to prepare for storm surge, hurricane

he backed kim fox who turned -- the most vicious antisocial people. ones who truly don't care about others. who want to kill people for their shoes or their car. the worst people. they run things now. this is from our fox station in chicago. >> clutching pictures of loved ones, families come together to share loss. >> my sister name tiara taylor died at 30 by the hands of her husband. >> it has been 336 days since the murder of my young son. >> reporter: the killers of their family members walk free. they largely blame cook county state's attorney and kim fox. >> how much longer to our families need to suffer? >> our children's blood on your hands miss fox. i hope you see their faces everyday night. >> tucker: you think kim fox cares? scenes like that penetrate at all? >> of course not. that is why she did it in the first place. someone should take action immediately. she is not the only person that did this. federal government also played a goal. over the eight years of barack obama administration department of force entered into decent decrees. info

>> kim. >> jimmy: oh, kim. >> the wife, kim, what have you. then the mom is more normal.ike a burberry present. but i just got a big box from the freaking daughter. what's her real name? not francine. >> jimmy: north? >> no, the one with the makeup, the lips. kylie. i used to call them francine. >> jimmy: how is kim the mom and kylie's the daughter? >> well, because it's all -- >> jimmy: you've got to make me a chart, will you make me a chart? >> yes, the head is kris. don't get it twisted. the ultimate mom is going to be kris. kim is the mom of, yes, north, saint, milwaukee, and idaho. [ laughter ] i don't know. american cities, american cities for $500. but the daughter, the daughter sent a big box of her makeup. and get this, one time the mom came over to my house and she goes, "tonight, you know what i have to tell kimberly?" i go, "that she's rich and famous?" i have to tell her kylie is a billionaire with a "b," kim is still just a millionaire. [ laughter ] i said, this is like the g8 summit. [ laughter ] we should do this at the united nations. >> jimmy: she had to

since the duty to contain the united states, which, according to kim jong-un, created such a policy, the military situation in korean peninsula. washington has declared a state of emergency due to the influx of migrants, it will allow the authorities to create an office for the refugee department and direct funds to solve the current situation, according to the customs service, the influx of refugees detained at the us border in just 10 months amounted to almost 2 million people, well , the federal government, in fact, until then ignored the problem of the authorities of the border states of texas and arizona in despair. decided to reach out to the white house the question in its own way since april, over 9,000 people have been transported to the capital with illegals. most left the city, leaving other regions of the country. however, the remaining ones were enough to start a migration crisis in the capital. cubic meters of soil tons of iron beams and concrete floors at a depth of 20 m. large-scale construction of the second section of the green line of the minsk metro continues . th

uh, on the occasion of this holiday, comrade kim jong-un spoke.r vladimirovich putin congratulated him in his congratulations. e, said that relations between the russian federation and the democratic people's republic of korea traditionally have a friendly and neighborly character, our countries have accumulated significant experience in fruitful cooperation in various fields. well , naturally, uh, the news of the day was the statement of kim jong-un, who officially recognized the northern korea as a nuclear state. it must be said that few states that actually have nuclear weapons, but are not included in the official nuclear weapons, admit it, for example, israel kim jong-un made a statement today the enemy, including the source of provocation and the command post, is inflicted automatically and immediately according to a predetermined plan, the dprk reserves the right to inflict a preventive nuclear strike on the enemy in the event that pyongyang considers a threat, on its part, for the state or its leader, temchenko is inevitable. well, it was.

kim?preciate the reporting on this, ivan watson live in hong kong. >>> a group of people in kenya is taking the u.k. government to court to get reparations and an apology from the royal family for the brutality suffered when the british colonized their homeland. cnn's david makenzie has been following this story and joins us live. an unusual story with a long and complex history. take us through it. >> reporter: many people across the world celebrated the lifetime of service from queen elizabeth when she passed on but for many others it is a much more complicated history. as we show you. >> and this land was part of that. >> reporter: james bee show it is legacy of the past. >> that is part of this property. >> reporter: their modest plot, what was once their land. some of the most fertile in kenya. now a lucrative tea mecca. it was taken from them in the name of the british crown. it's a colonial era conviction that led to generations of struggle for bee's family. >> the load i carry. tha

what's behind kim kardashian's brand new venture? but we begin as always, with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks snapping a three week losing streak, but investors are anxiously awaiting new inflation reports next week. the fiduciary fight against green energy that pressure from an anti e s. g activist for oil companies to drill baby drill, but is that more profitable? and the apple unveil a big snoozer for most of us, but not for space companies will tell you why. on the barron's roundtable, my colleagues been leveson carleton english and al route. so ben traders finally started buying again this past week, and oddly enough, this time, i think maybe us investors were taking their cues from europe and so the other way around, right? we ended a three week losing streak and pretty big way and i think it has much to do with what was happening overseas. he had europe. these raised interest rates by three quarters of a point. point starting to keep up with the fed a bit. and that actually had the effect o

i'm kim brunhuber in atlanta. a massive humanitarian effort is underway. two planes with migrants land in a massachusetts vacation spot. some are calling it a political stunt. >> i'm becky anderson in london for you where thousands of people are patiently waiting their turn cuing up for hours just to get a glimpse of the queen's casket . >>> republican governors of several u.s. states appear to believe that the way to deal with immigration is to send those migrants somewhere else far away. florida's governor is taking credit for sending two charter planes of venezuelan migrants to cape cod. they are scrambling to get the migrants sheltered and fed. they are denouncing the move as a cruel political stunt. it's near identical stunt in washington, d.c. they dropped them off outside vice president kamala harris's official residents. here's what the mayor had to say. >> we're not a border town. we don't have an infrastructure to handle this type of level of immigration to our city. >> since the start of the year texas has sent more than 8,000 people to washingt

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hallelujah about native bravo yevgeny kim the city of saratov, whom he took, greets standing zhenechkaellow you are. and what burst into tears, and you come out, like this, sing in front of us. you will cry too. it's true, 4 green buttons are your hall worth applauding you. and even igor krutoy will have nothing to complain about. to me it seems, give sin i can’t, you do n’t have to leave in any case. you should immediately follow this path. you need to enter the conservatory in operatic vocals. and you know who become stars , those who every minute of their lives. they think how to take this note? how to close it or what kind of opening is here, they are always in this process. i want to wish you that this becomes your profession. and during the interview, to the question of how you even came to this all. you'll say you've sat out, there are four on the jury. i came to you super, conquered them and that's how your biography began. so it will be. listen, well, igor said that people who are engaged in such singing, yes, operatic singing, they think about notes and still say it. i just r

and that is just -- everything's gone. >> kim, i'm so sorry. have you been able to reach any of your friends who are actually on the island right now? >> no, i have not been able to reach anyone that was on the island. the people that i knew did evacuate, even if it was at the last minute. they had some scary trials last night through storm, water coming in where they were sheltering, but they're all okay. >> let me ask you, obviously we don't know what happened to anybody who did stay, who didn't get out even at that last minute because we know so little about the situation there. i mentioned there's no way to the island except for by boat because of the destruction of that causeway. do you plan to go back? >> not anytime soon. none of us anticipate to be able to go back for weeks. >> can i do i know this is hard to process, so i'm asking you a question before you've been able to process or what you think about it and feel about it. but you mentioned you were staying in that condo because you were moving into one you had just renovated nearby.

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paul: we are back with kim strassel and dan henninger., what do you think about this proposition? are republicans rallying behind it now that he has the nomination uniting behind him. could he be right that this will backfire? >> he certainly could be right that's going to happen. this race in new hampshire between general doug and current senator, it's fascinating. i'll start by noting back in april first university of new hampshire did a poll, hassan had a one point lead in april when it was teed up as an extremist. fast-forward to now, he won the primary, the first thing he does is disavow the idea the last election was stolen distance between himself and donald trump and now he's pivoting toward running untraditional things like economy and energy production, crime and the rest. he's pretty articulate about those things. one does have to ask new hampshire voters will appreciate the cynicism pivoting from trump but it looks to me that race will be competitive the governor could be right. donnie could well end up in the u.s. senate. pau

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead, a cruel and premeditated political stunt, the white house reacts as republican governors say they won't stop sending migrants out of their states to liberal strongholds. >>> and pressure on putin both inside and outside of his own country. >>> and suspicious death of an iranian woman after she was taken in on custody by the morality police triggers outrage. >>> florida governor ron desantis had dozens of venezuelan migrants flown to martha's vineyard apparently without notifying officials there. similar to the move started by tooebs g texas governor abbott. they say they are protesting the immigration policies that fail to secure the border and they are vowing to step up the plan. the president has criticized republican officials for, quote, playing politics with human beings and the white house press sent is comparing them to human smugglers. here she is. >> these were children. they were moms. they were fleeing comcommunism. and they were used as political pawns, treated them

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," a brutal heat wave in the western u.s.ould actually worsen as we approach labor day and spread to on the record parts of the country. the dire situation for people living in the capital of mississippi. the challenges as workers try to restore the city's water supply. and finger-pointing again in ukraine as europe's largest nuclear plant loses its main connection to the power grid because of artillery fire. >>> we begin with a blistering and dangerous heat wave and a stranglehold across the western united states. millions of people are sweltering this weekend. more than 40 million are under heat alerts as temperatures soar 15 to 20 degrees above normal. for the fifth day in a wroe, electric companies in california are asking customers to turn off unnecessary lights and appliances in order to save electricity during the late afternoon and evening hours. cnn's chris winn reports from los angeles. >> reporter: across the west, the scorching heat is showing no signs of cooling off this holiday weekend. >> our ac at home can onl

now we've got kim kardashian jumping into a new market.do we worry about that market, so we had to hold two ideas in our head at the same time, so if you're asking, do we see a private equity bubble? yeah it's quite possible that we have. for a long time pe has had about two trillion in dry powder. that means a lot of money chasing not enough opportunities so that leads to higher asset evaluations, then you also have the fact that public markets have obviously been in decline, and citigroup found that generally when it comes to public markets, the market lags by about 1 to 2 quarters so we could be on a downtrend there. but you've got to ask. why is kim kardashian doing this? and like it or not? she is a savvy marketer. a savvy businesswoman. she has launched some of her own companies, and we have seen this trend over a decade of celebrities saying, hey, i don't want to just be a spokesperson get a few million for appearing in your commercial. i want to own part of the company. i want some of the equity. i want some of the profits. i'm not

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," these are live images from london where in the coming hours th queen's grandchildren will hold a public vigil by her coffin. we'll take you to the line that stretches for miles. >>> the white house reacts as republican governors say they won't stop sending migrants on one-way trips out of their states in to liberal strong holds. and signs of torture, the u.n. says it will send a team to ukraine's recently liberated town of izium where a mass burial site has been discovered. ♪ >>> the late queen elizabeth will lie in state for just two more days before her state funeral begins monday morning. that is not much time for the hundreds of thousands of people still waiting to pay their respects to the beloved monarch. the queue to pass by her coffin stretches for miles along the river thames with people at the very end being advised their turn to say good-bye might not come until tomorrow. later today some near the front may witness the queen's eight grandchildren ho

look, it's kim jong-un. looks like he's watching me on "the daily show." maybe that guy is not all that bad after all, hey, hey, kimmy, follow my back on i.g., man. anyway, the vice president was here to strengthen america's alliance with south korea against north korea. and let's just see how that went. >> an embarrassing gaffe by vice president harris today when she affirmed america's alliance with the wrong korea. >> so the united states shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the republic of north korea, and it is an alliance that is strong and enduring. ( laughter ). >> wow! wow! you think north korea is south korea? so i guess all asian countries look the same to you, huh? madam vice president. what's next, you're going to mix me up with simu liu. seriously, can you-- could you do that, please. because i-- i would totally be fine with that. no, no, no. i'm just joking. i'm just joking. everyone, we're just joking, okay. madam vice president. nobody give her a hard time about this or we won't see her again for another six month

much, as the useful work of the tsaraka-kim unites not only friendship since childhood kim lives inkim the keeper of memory and the guarantee that these places still have an owner, most importantly, not a kind attitude towards the body. now all the possibilities. is there somewhere to cook? where what to plant, but there are no people people by the lonely reflection of the kiman. today comes, the end of the familiar car is struggling to overcome the last hurdle. with the very first toast, kim thanks the almighty for long-awaited meeting and recalls the contribution of the tsaraka clan to the history of these places, our enemies were rude and put your family on the building, saved us then without traditional pirogov, and here seryozha, as always, is on the front flank. come on with her wow. in one of the preserved houses in tsaraka. seryozha finds carefully kept household items of past generations, on which a cauldron hung passed down by inheritance digested a ram boiled for a very long time until it turned out, especially rich and intoxicating soup, exploring the area is not complet

let me just kim's room thoughts. did you say a yes, my thought or janine again, do you watch anybody out my be a lot about this more than just naturally. ah ah, i'm toiling rush. that's how the referendum isn't dependent on the public's and to break away ukrainian regions ended. but the vast majority of votes in favor several 155 millimeter shells struck the center of the net on wednesday morning. actually it was at 5 am. i'll correspondence in the next report on your claims. relentless shelling of the city center. i met the referendum ongoing russia major hotel with the latest congo and new footage of nic and the damage north.

north korea declared itself a nuclear state the leader of the country and kim jong-un announced thisersary of the separation of the dprk today the country celebrates its 74th birthday pyongyang declare that never go to disarmament. and talks on democratization will not resume. natalya goncharova figured out who the north korean gift was intended for. a turning point in pyongyang's politics dprk leader kim jong-un declared the country a nuclear power north korea abandoned negotiations on the denuclearization of the peninsula and adopted a decree called the nuclear weapons policy. let them impose sanctions on us for 100 days, 1,000 days, 10 or 100 years. we will not give up our right to life and the right to protect our countries on which the future and security of our people depend, no matter what extreme situation we face. we will never be able to give up our nuclear weapons in the face of the political and military conditions created by the us on the korean peninsula. especially since the united states is a nuclear adversary, the dprk decree clearly spells out cases when the republi

well , really, kim jong un said let's create weapons kim jong and well they said we already created weapons kim jong he said now let's threaten the whole world well i like it somehow it's obvious that i'm laughing at this in me everything in today's column about ukraine will prepare the world for the next broadcasts, but you remember that our broadcast continues, there will be a lot of interesting things , think about the dead, put these thoughts out of your head for a long time. nazivin, your sense works in 25 seconds and takes care of the mucous membrane in the case of the dead. nazivin, the sun shines on you you don't need to wait to breathe some creatures wonder about the toilet in the house and we from ukraine can insure cars even if you are in the toilet hotline finance insurance of course online duties of the vpu internally displaced persons have both rights and responsibilities, enter only reliable information when obtaining a certificate of benefits and guarantees provided for internally displaced persons inform about a change in life circumstances in the event of a change of place

the leader of the country, kim jong-un , stressed that he would never go for disarmament.oint in pyongyang's politics dprk leader kim jong-un declared the country a nuclear power north korea abandoned negotiations on the denuclearization of the peninsula and adopted a decree called policy towards nuclear weapons. let them impose sanctions on us for 100 days, 1,000 days, 10 or 100 years. we will not give up our right to life and the right to defend our country, on which the future and security of our people depend, no matter what extreme situation we face. we will never be able to give up our nuclear weapons in the face of the political and military conditions created by the us on the korean peninsula. especially since the united states is a nuclear adversary, the dprk decree clearly spells out cases when the republic is ready to take extreme measures, according to the document, the north korean military will be able to launch a nuclear strike in the event of an attack on a country other than that region. the measures are provided for when trying to attack the leader of the