kimberly hawkins, who's inside the convention venue in chicago. kimberly, i'm sitting here with 7 pages of notes and a lot of those are made up by what are really us. it will help the young. it's almost all the key phrases that we're going to hear. i'm sure time and time again in the run up to uh to the election. you have seen joe biden speak for the duration of his presidency. first of all, let's just talk about this feature. so what did you make of it? how does it compare to what we saw, obviously, it compared to the debate that we had been gone on some, you know, just a few months ago. let's start there. so yeah, well look, this was a bit of a rambling speech. it went on long. it was late, and this is joe biden, at kind of the end of his political career. he's not the speaker. he was even 10 years ago, but i have to admit, i job. i didn't spend a politician for more than a half century. and i've been covering him, i have been very strict bit for at least half of that time. i 1st started covering him when he was a senator and i got to tell you,

jordan, let's go to kimberly how good who is at the white house in washington dc. kimberly the u. s. president appears to believe that this 10 fingers crossed get done. yeah, and i can tell you that right now there is a senior administration official. that is the reason we're porter. so call isn't going to fax. it's in bargain until that call ends. and so if you do come back to me within the hour, i will have new lines for you. uh, what i can tell you is that uh further to what our corresponded. mohammed jammed you told us just moments ago. yes, there are indications that this deal is very close and i can give you more on that as soon as that and bar the lips. and i can also tell you that there is real interest in keeping the tensions between a ron ad is real low. just to make sure that this gets over the finish line again, the feeling that this has been what is the most productive sessions in terms of these talks, is one that is shared among the negotiators is actually the united states, but also top tar and egypt. so there is a lot of optimism going into next week in cairo. the

but let's start 1st with kimberly how good it was inside the sense that kimberly's. so this is set to be a very different convention for joe biden. now out of the race focus through what we're expecting this evening. kimberly of the. yeah, that's right. so this is certainly a very different convention given the just over a month ago. we were expecting joe by the us president to be speaking on the final light of the convention. now he will be speaking on the 1st night of this convention, and we are expecting that much of this will be a tribute to his half century of political service. this will be about honoring his legacy, but it will be entirely about looking backwards. this will also be, we're told a forward looking speech. this will be about passing the baton and why he will make the argument that this is about a moment for comma, la harris, and why she is the best person to be at the top of the ticket. why he felt it was important to pass the baton and pass the torch. so it is a bitter sweet moment for joe biden. and it is something that will be celebrated by his

let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how it gets. so kimberly, we heard from bite and there at the top of the show it look, you never know how much of this is theater. how much of this is real, but the president of the united states did say we're closer than we've ever been and you have to remember, this is a president who is in the final stages of a decades long political career. he's invested in this because this could ultimately be his legacy. so this is more than just to get her for the us president july. and this is personal. and we spoke her and her to the national security advisor rather spokesperson national security council spokesperson john kirby. and he said that joe biden is personally invested in seeing this across the fitness line before he leaves office. and so that's what he is doing. he is going to be making some calls before the going to capt david this weekend. and we could see even, and to me blinking going to the region in the coming days. now we know that the tops of wrapped up and doha, but we will have teams s

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kimberly, let me start with you. he had a lot of interesting things to say and he thought and the things in depth. me is a -- le is a very he is a very considerabletial character. talk about what you saw. >> well, he devoted the end of his speech to the controversial policy views and they don't necessarily resonate with a ton of america. you see thats in the polls. however i thank you that to the first hatch of his speech was incredibly powerful, in which he talked about, a senses to the ballot, democracy as an existential issue. freedom of speech, and how awful democrats have been on those, whether it be the actions they have taken against him in his attempt to get on the ballot by bringing legal action against him, all to the way to which they chose kamala harris and their lack of transparency. and not running a real primary. think those are powerful points. a lot of people listen to them and my argument is that much more than any views they share with donald trump, are rfk junior is disgusted with the democratic p

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kimberly how can thank you very much indeed. as well as being quite a different scene outside the venue in chicago. protesters have gathered again that binding a cease firing, gaza at a tough a stance against israel. gilbert alexander has been there at the protest on the 4th and final day of the democratic convention. protesters again on the streets here in chicago, calling for an end. israel's war on god ser, we've seen protesters throughout the streets the entire week and now they're here with their final push their final message here on this evening we spoke to some of them and this is what they told me. i can't in good conscience reconcile that against the bombs that are being dropped in our name every day slaughtering families and children day after day after day. our strategy on here is not to ask for a seat at the table with the democratic party. we're here to demand a democratic party ends the genocide. we don't want to see that the table with the genocidal party. we want to end the genocide. what we certainly want to se

kimberly. when she came in, she kept the comments very short because she talked about this being jo biden's night. what can we expect from him later? yeah, well we can expect is for him to asked about not only why he decided to pass the torch to come to la harris, but also what she feels are his big accomplishments. and what he did with pamela harris and is 3 and a half years. so, you mean you've got to remember that job i didn't, has a half century of political service. there's a lot this man could talk about. but what he's going to focus on in this is a bitter sweet moment for jo by that. is that, remember he's speaking on the 1st night, is this a democratic national convention? he thought it was going to be speaking is the can do the on the last night. so it's going to be a little bit difficult for him. he's winding up a very long and like the political career, but it's going to be the focus of the future we're told. and it's hard to be talking about the whole excitement of a probably here i

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kimberly how kit, so kimberly the main event of the final day is coming up in just a few hours time. come on harris to take the stage of the that's right. she will be making the biggest speech of her political career. she will be taking the stage behind me to make her acceptance speech as the democratic presidential dominique. this is her final opportunity to appeal to the millions who will be watching and make her case for why she should be the next president of the united states. now, we know, as you mentioned, that she will be outlining a visit, but we also know that she is going to be the sort of final act, if you will. in a very busy evening, we know that there are going to be a number of high profile celebrities that will be appearing, endorsing her, and making the case that she should be the next president. we know the national anthem is going to be sung by the celebrities fingers, the checks. and we also know there's a very large musical block that is being left open. it's a bit of a surprise, so we expect there are going to be some high profile names that could be filling up

kimberly how gets she is in the convention center and joins us now. what's it like in there at the moment? kimberly or yeah, well things are just getting started here on the 1st night here in chicago and there's a lot of anticipation for one of the main speakers that will be on the stage behind me this evening. and that is the current president show by that. and this is going to be a better suite moment for joe biden and the party when he takes the stage later this evening because you have to remember joe biden was supposed to be speaking on the final light of the democratic national convention. instead, he will be speaking on the 1st night of the convention and he's going to be talking not about his legacy, but instead about why conbal a harris is the one that is now at the top of the ticket instead of himself. and it won't be about the past, it'll be, we are told about a future and about why she is the best person to lead this party moving forward. and why he decided that she is the best person to be the head of the ticket moving forward. so it is g

let's get more on this from a white house correspondent, kimberly how it gets. kimberly most of shuttle diplomacy getting all the way we've united babies and we've got to talk even possibly the 2nd we had states on his way here as well. but it's all about the messages being sent to these talks in though ha, of the yeah, that's right. and what we've confirmed is who will actually be there from the us side. we know that it will be the middle east star brent mckerick. and also we see a director bill burns and in terms of what these meetings will focus on from a us standpoint, we know they're going to be 2 parts to this meeting. we know that there is going to be fairly intensive discussions related to the implementation of the cease fire cloud that was laid out by president 5 and several months ago that there will be some concern about the statements. 1 mosque that is there is not going to be any representative there, but the state department saying that has recently is tuesday, but they are still clinging to the fact that cuts are one of the parties leading these t

kimberly ok, here's also the uh, the venue. well kimberly, more than 20000000 people across the us have what they, to all of this event. now another big, not full the democratic policy tool because through what will be expecting yeah, all ready, things are under way. and there's been a bit of a somber moment in just the last 15 minutes. one of the families of the captive that were captured october 7th. the parents of hurst goldberg holland, spoke just moments ago, and there were chance of 3 of them all that took over the convention hall. and as they spoke, they think, comma la harris, the vice president, and president biden, for their efforts to try and get a cease fire agreement as they spoke. and they said that they not only appreciate those efforts, but they also not only want to see the captives come home, but also to end the despair and gaza. and that did get the biggest round of applause in this convention hall. so that is one of the more somber moments of otherwise what has been a bit of more of a celebratory mood. we ar

kimberly, thank you. kimberly how good at the whitehouse, honda so who has motor on the is there any reaction to the chalks from jordan's capital? and let me just remind you that the reason that our teams there is because these really governments bind. i'll just go from reporting inside israel is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is off, is releasing a statement saying that his role appreciates the efforts that mediators are doing in order to dissuade him, us from rejecting a ceasefire deal altogether. israel says that their views and terms are known to mediators, and they hope that the mediators can put pressure on him us in order to accept the framework that was outlined by you as president joe biden. back in may. now i must have said that they did not want to enter new negotiations, but they did want to work off of the framework that was presented by bite and at the end of may. but anonymous source is speaking to is really media have said that while there has been some progress, there are still

kimberly is back with us.n a democracy, you should be able to, you know, come forward without fear of your entire life being turned upside down by the former president of the united states of america. this whole situation just, it sickens me. it sickens me. the arlington national cemetery, if they need photos, they will provide a photographer. the photographer will ensure the pictures are just of -- >> right. >> what they are supposed to be taking pictures up. you don't want other families to be upset. >> the surrounding graves that are now part of this political tableau -- >> yes. >> they are trying to produce. >> this section, we are talking about those who gave their lives in afghanistan an a, so fairly recent, this is not world war i. these families are still grieving. these folks, he chose that place to try to, it is important to talk about what they were trying to do. they were trying to create a campaign video they could use to a certain somehow kamala harris was ignoring the anniversary of the afghanis

we're bringing in our white house correspondent, kimberly how good kimberly the u. s. as in the middle of all of this, right, the deal is being negotiated. that framework was laid out by joe biden. and now the details are also according to the mediators being provided suggested by the us. what are you learning on your end? if anything of the yeah, all we just heard from the us president in the oval office just moments ago. he was asked about how he's feeling about this progress in terms of where things stand and what he told reporters if it were closer than we've been. he doesn't want to in his words, jakes anything, but uh, closer then things have been even just 3 days ago. but we're not there yet. now. in terms of where things stand, terms of those finer details. that's what we're hearing from the national security council spokesperson. john kirby is really what is being worked out and what will be worked out in cairo. in other words, what uh, how things were left in the high. is that that a framework that was put forward by president by that and back in may, is stil

kimberly hawkins. she is inside the convention venue in chicago, perhaps not surprisingly, bought a car bama and his wife before him. michelle obama getting a kind of rock star reception as they turned up it is worth reminding people, i guess that's monica obama has had a political friendship with campbell, a house since about 2008 when she was supporting him back in the primaries. so it's perhaps no surprise that he has been so supportive of her in this campaign. yeah, and it's not a surprise that rock obama is getting such a warm reception here in chicago. not only is he the headliner of this event and also one of the major stars is the democratic party. but this is his hometown chicago, and this is the hometown of his wife, michelle obama. also a star as the democratic party in her own rights ed bronco bob has since he 1st onto the stage 20 years ago this summer in boston, 2004 when he was hardly know. and he has remained kind of an ideological pillar of the democratic party continues to really cont

kimberly your thought on all this. there was a way that being disrespective at arlington cemetery would have put an end to a political career. but we have seen donald trump time and time again disparage members of the military, gold star families. and so this seems par for the course i would love to return to a time where people would look at this and in a bipartisan way and nonpartisan say this is absolutely outrageous. he's not an official. he is a civilian. he had no business trying to shoot a -- a video -- a campaign video that would have knocked kamala harris for not being there. i mean, it's really one of the lowest political moment that is i've seen in my 20-plus years in covering politics. >> lost political trump moment i've seen in the last 48 hours. you know, within of the things that strikes me obviously is to transgress arlington is a serious thing. but one of the things that strikes me is will it have a political effect? and the answer is no. that's partly because people used -- they like trump. but partly

kimberly, thank you very much indeed. kimberly, how's the talking to us from the conventions on you there in chicago. so okay, let's move on to some of the news, mexico's judges and judicial workers on strike against president under his manual lopez open to those controversial plan to overhaul the justices. and he wants to get rid of all the supreme court judges along with thousands of others across the country and replace them via popular votes john home and has more from mexico city federal judges and you dish work is across mix. go on strike. that's because president under as many will lopez over the door, he's trying to over who the justice system specifically, he wants to replace the entire supreme. cool. and then pick a new set of justices along with 1600 other federal judges, the magistrates. and he wants to do it, but popular vote. he says it will clear out 30 judges he'll get in with this quarter. he's what we want to do is correct and disappear. corruption above all at the top level, judges injustices natural. b

kimberly thank you so much. that's kimberly how can reporting from this campaigned event in maryland. thank you. it's still a head on alpha 0. find out why only one side of sedans, warring parties, is turned up in geneva. the in depth analysis of the face headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves israel informed opinions, people who have been 18 years. i've seen that they have to give it a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both come on out jersey, around the safe them even come in as an international insight. corruption excellence award nominator here on now the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching else is a reminder of our headlines this hour. the death toll from israel's one garza has passed 40000, at least 16456 our children. and more than $11000.00 women, thousands more people are believed to still be buried under the rubble. and a new round

and that is why they are going to say hello kimberly. thank you. okay, bro, as on though is outside of the venue in chicago, we have protested, has gathered every day of the convention. he spoke to go choice, who's an advocate for a fair immigration system, key issue and this is election. what we certainly want to see from all elected officials is that they support the immigrant community. time and time again, when it's time for elections, they'll share either how critical immigrants are and then when it doesn't suit their needs, they throw them under the bus. and we've seen that, you know, from various administrations going decades back. and one thing that our organization is calling for is a pathway to citizenship or all 11000000 on documented immigrants. and we don't want that predicated on on increase militarization or border enforcement. we don't believe that just because people are leaving their homes for a better life that they should be criminalized for it. do you think the fact that come over here? so it comes from an immigrant family. her

kimberly, thank you very much. kimberly hall, good inside the convention center in chicago or protests showing cells. darcy with the policy names have been taking place for a 2nd day. as democrats have gathered from the national convention demonstrators, a gathered outside is really considered in chicago. they funded the flags of israel and the us and there's been a heavy police presence. the several of us being made on monday, protest is broke. so the security fence a, run the democratic national convention center, john henry is out the protest and he's got this update. he's the we are moving the crowd forward. they pushed out on the other side and made a number of arrests of demonstrators outside the is really constantly here. the crowd pushed against the police and the police are now pushing back. office workers are watching the confrontation in front of the as really con, switch, and as the demonstrators regroup over, their lease here are holding their line. they've already pushed back the protesters and they h

kimberly. i hope that for us, the convention you in chicago will be checking in with you later once we hear from symbols himself. now national hon susan, but democratic consultant and the form of communication direct to jen z for change . he joins us live now from sacramento. thanks for joining us, and he's just want to go through some really interesting things here that we've been hearing tonight. we 1st heard from bill clinton, i'll just quotes. so one of the things he said that so i love seeing these young lead as he said they look best uh and a sounds best. so we also heard from the came, jeffrey is the congressman who was quoting hip hop lyrics in his speech that always seeing a shift in the democratic policy, especially from the old gods to yes, there has been a significant transition to a more youth oriented approach, especially with vice president harris at the helm of the 2024, a ticket for the democratic party, and not to part and show you. because there's this campaign is heavily lev

kimberly how get well, the statement was the statement. kimberly the categories have been that they media uses along with the egyptians of this war on gauze. so they've expressed that frustration in recent days at the assassination of the chief palestinian negotiator as well as the so what you think this coal was meant to do between these 2 leaders? oh, well the call is really uh, something that has been a part of a larger project. what we've had is the us president making a series of calls along with his secretary of state in what the united states has been doing for days. and that is a flurry of phone calls in a wave of diploma cnn effort to try and limit the retaliatory response by a ron ron promising to attack israel for what it says is the of the attack, or as a killing of the how most political leader or that it blames for that death. and so as a result, what we see is the united states trying to limit the impact of that retaliation. so we've had these phone calls by the us president, but just the day before we had the us president s

kimberly thank you very much indeed. on account of the house also spoke about both reinforcing us support for israel while needing to secure a cx, 5 deal, and eventual palestinian self determination with respect to the war and gaza. the present environment on a working around the clock. because now is the time to get a hostage deal and a face fired deal done. and let me be clear, i will always stand up for israel's right to defend itself. for israel has the ability to defend itself, because the people of israel must never again face the horror that a terrorist organization called her mom called on october 7th. and the message is for of young people at a music festival. at the same time. what has happened in gaza over the past 10 months is devastating. so many people waiting for stacy over and over again, the scale of suffering is heart breaking the president by then i a working to end this war such that israel is secure. the hostages are released the suffering in gaza and, and the palestinian people can realize their rig

we're interest align our white house correspondent, kimberly how can i join us on washington dc. so how is the strip being viewed there? kimberly, well, it's being viewed as somewhat positive and that the relationship between the united states and china is maintained, but it's not 100 percent successful in. but as in terms of any sort of tapping down and tensions that has not been achieved, what you heard from the national security advisor, jake sullivan, is that there is vigorous given take. but in terms of a sort of coming to an understanding about the concern. 6 as of the united states on the part of china, that didn't happen, they did not come to an agreement, is what the national security adviser said. what was being conveyed by the united states is that there is still an ongoing view that china is still of grave concern to the us when it comes to economic security. specifically, when it comes to chinese tech imports into the united states. so that is still of a national security concern on the part of not only divided ministration, but law makers on capitol hill. and that i

now kimberly hire 6 talks are now slated for august 15. how confident is the white house that they can get this over the finish line a well, jennifer re speaking on behalf of the national security council, the white house and saying that there is a bit of confidence because of a couple of things already. we know that israel has put out a statement saying that it will be at the table and the white house is welcoming that. and now there are indications via katara, but how much is also going to be represented. in fact, john kirby telling repair. 7 owners but the categories of indicated that they will work to get how most represented on thursday. when those discussions take place, whether it be in the hot or in cairo. and what we understand is that there are some details to be worked out. they may take a few days, but the customer has assured the other negotiators, including the united states, but how much will be appropriately represented. and the united states is taking this as an encouraging sign. all right, so it can we, how good reporting

kimberly, let's see. the rates in are in and more than 20000000 people across the us. what they 2 of the and see. and now another big nights for the democratic part. so can you please talk to us through what we're going to be expecting? so yeah, well obviously it's tim walls and his introduction to american space. that is going to be the main event of this evening, but also it will be bill clinton, former president, that will be speaking as well as nancy pelosi and the other democratic party. heavy waited for her house speaker and pete bridges, who was at one time considered a possible running megs. he's a transportation secretary for job i and right now that was considered possible running mate for campbell harris. but all eyes are focused on 2 walls of what he has to say. i don't want to talk a little bit about that. i'm going to bring in democratic strategist, joy chain, need to talk a little bit about that and joy. tell me a little bit about him was what is it that was important to cobble a hair? i said, why did she want him on the ticket? well, i'm sure what they

what was the saying, the kimberly a whole lot. so the young versus the, the young side of it, so we can see behind you, thanks very much that from inside the convention we be coming back to let's go live now to john henry let also we've been seeing a young crowd amongst the product testers outside of the convention, we sold a breach of security of friends. it was the atmosphere like now where you are john edge, right? a, we're that perimeter fence was breached, is where this crowd came from in a march here to union park. and so you can see those chance that is in a new cabinet and the police came here surrounded it until just a moment ago when they started to back off. but if you can see behind the line of police here who are now backing up. so you've got uniformed officers here and i'm not sure if we can get the camera to see this or not, but they're blue helmeted police in riot gear, but find them a lot. and i've noticed something, i haven't seen it every approach as we've been to the chicago police are actually exercising extra

so kimberly, who's inside the convention venue in chicago is sounds incredibly noisy. where you are, what's happening right behind you. we can see the of the, the st cassidy's in the house. this is normally a really boring sure event takes place at the national convention, but it's called a roll call vote. and typically it's, it's a bit of a chore, but it's turned into just sort of a party. what we've got going on is the secretary jason re of the democratic party is calling you to say they are like doing their delegates to com. la harris being done sarah morley because actually about a month ago, who's done her actually officially, caesar, how many been fine with their delegates to music? they're doing it with math. pamela harris, we're in law. they're having quite a bit of fun. they getting to wrap their delegates and they're doing it to music and their have a life and it's become a bit of a party in here. so i have to say, this is probably the most entertaining will call that i've ever seen as they probably would have them by, but it definitely does. so in terms of t

kimberly that they know going to tolerate this kind of violence . what any signs of us might be taking moves against these right. the minute tree that human rights groups have accused of backing set to the violence just briefly on that one place this. yeah, well the problem and all of this is that, well, the us might be saying that the us is fully aware that in the midst of all of these instances the is really military has been fully present. and in the words of amnesty international, in fact has been aware of this sort of state back campaign of violence and has basically watched as these acts of violence have been carried out. and so what the concern. 2 and is, is that really nothing will be done, even as the united states is saying that these really government should hold individuals a tangible it's military, on the other hand is according to at least one human rights group. amnesty international is watching. these acts being carried out and is not doing anything to prevent it. so that's the dilemma and all of this. all right, thanks so much. kimb

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he met donald trump as well, but he also had a separate meeting with kimberly harris. the reason being that normally you have to be paid in with the president, but because she is now a presidential candidate, it has to be seen that she was having a really amazing with prime minister netanyahu. because there's a very real chance that she could be in the oval office, come january, and she's aware of the public mood here, particularly in swing states like michigan. yes. the issue of gauze that is not getting as much at time domestically as it is. it's a nationally, but she knows that in states like michigan which have huge our american populations, there was a real frustration of real annoyance with the lack of progress. i should be very keen to address that. it's what is in our cars, ed, about where it stands on the prospect of a, a broad, a regional conflicts because our fee is that we could be on the brink of a wall in the middle east. well, america is struggling a line here because it is having to show it steadfast support the what that is used as iron clad at the sam

and kimberly, just in the background behind you there where you can hear centers of f i, one of george's speaking, he's been speaking for about 10 minutes or so. there are a couple of more people to go, but of course everybody is waiting for joe biden, who's going to be the final speech of the uh, the convention, at least for today. what are we expecting from that speech? yeah, it's going to be what i've been saying all evening is a bitter sweet moment because this is going to be the final speech of the evening on the 1st night as the democratic national convention. but you have to remember the jo 5 and thought he was going to have the bible speech on the last night at the democratic national convention because he thought it was running for another term in the white house. and that's no longer going to be the case. and so this is sort of a hard for joe 5 after a half century political service. it's all coming to an end, although he says he's still going to survive the service president. and he still has a lot to do is it certainly isn't how we thought it was going to. and so this is for

which is here is kimberly how can join us now for maryland. kimberly, what are you expecting to hear from the president tonight? yeah, well, what we've just heard from both the president and the vice president campbell, harris and boy, this was a pretty loud room. what we saw, both of them on stage and what i can tell you is that it was pretty hard to hear them talk a couple of points. just giving the fact that there is so much energy in excitement just to see tumble a hair as that seemed to be what most of them were here to see. this was really a white house of ed is about lowering drug prices, but it didn't seem that that he was sick and literally interested in hearing about that. and to be fair, it's not exactly a new policy. this was a policy that was ruled out in 2022 with some sort of new drugs that were added on in terms of what's been negotiated, lower re. 6 what this was about was seeing the president and the vice president together for the 1st time since jo, by the it has passed the baton to accomplish. 6 as of now, she's at the top

kimberly, kimberly, how could there a white house correspondent, the ukrainian troops capturing more territory in russia's coast region. dove also carried out hundreds of long range strikes and russian territory. that is, despite some nice old countries refusing to allow keith to use wisdom supplied munitions to do so. your current president is urging wisdom pallets to reconsider that policy as that goes by to the most part that we are working with partners to supply the front line supply it not only with width and then not only which channels, but also with the power of i unity or the we continue to insist the restriction should be lifted on long range strikes. will help us to in the war soon as possible in a fair way for ukraine and the world as a whole. at least 14 people have been into the underbrush, an attack using a guided bomb. it happens in the town if could be on skin east and you crime the bloss damage the city hall. another person was killed in a ukrainian attack and brushes belgrade region. well, the use of drones has become an integral part of the war and you tried both

. >> reporter: thanks in large part to this woman, kimberly fillbrick, speaking out for the first timenk you saved graceland? >> i think that i had a big part of it. >> reporter: elvis with hits like "hound dog" -- ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ >> reporter: and "burning love." ♪ ♪ burning love ♪ >> reporter: made graceland his home and refuge where he raised his only child, lisa marie. lisa marie inheriting the estate, turning it into a museum honoring her father. speaking to diane sawyer in 2003 -- >> does graceland seem like another world away? or does it still seem like home? >> it's kind of a sad thing. a life that existed there at one time, and the history, and -- there was so much life. but -- it's still home to me, very much. when i'm there. >> reporter: after lisa marie's tragic death last year at 54, she was buried near her father on graceland's grounds. >> there was so many mixed signals in lisa marie's last few months or so. you know, she went to a golden globe ceremony. she just didn't look physically well. at the same time, she went to graceland just a few days bef

you remember kimberly cheadle the exsecret service head is almost let donald trump get assassinated in pennsylvania because nobody noticed there is a convenient roof shooting distance. a lot of people noticed they just were in the secret service there's a guy running around with a rifle as well. other than that no signs of trouble we've learned a lot more about cheadle she was appointed after serving on his detail as vice president which was an easy joplin bin laden fought you're more damage to america alive. but not only does he stop shut their suck at stopping shooting remember they found the coke in the white house year ago we might have mentioned it a time or 20 on the show. then talk about cocaine that much since i was larry kudlow's dealer remember how the most elite well-funded law enforcement agency in the world couldn't figure out where the stuff came from even though it's in the most heavily secured building in the country well as susan crabtree of real clear politics reports she might have wanted the evidence destroyed multiple heated confrontations disagreements and how bes

our white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us now from washington, dc. so what are us officials saying about this group about why they're imposing sanctions? yeah, according to matthew miller, the state department is folks person the sanctions by the treasury department and the issued by the state department that came down the last few hours are being directed towards an n g o known as has shown where yosh and it's and this really group and also within this group 3 individuals also being sectioned as well as another separate individual. now, the reason for this is that they are targeting palestinians, also known as billions in this press release issued by the state department. what we're being told is that this group, essentially, it was funded by these really government is affiliated with ministers, bank of year, as well as small fridge and raises money inside the united states as well as online . now, what we know about this is that this individual is the section because it's, this individual is apparently, uh, we understand the security coordinator fo

kimberly helped ripples. there was a new feeling of optimism in the united states tonight following a call between the leaders of the united states, katara and egypt in trying to get this cease fire deal over the finish line. that's because, according to a senior administration official, there is a momentum and the last 48 hours have been among the most constructive in weeks. now the reason for this, according to this official, is that there is now a final bridge and proposal to overcome every single difference that has existed among the parties. for nearly every issue, whether it be the clearing of russell, whether it be medical services for the people of gaza, whether it be for the exchange of captives for palestinian prisoners in his really jails. there is now a way to implement this agreement in and on day one, and there is no longer any sort of risk for is really security. in fact, to this official thing is real, security will be enhanced. so what we are told is that there is a new spirit to drive this t

kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house, the special has declared an emergency in its west. and the reason of course, i'll see you crane in troops cross the border this week. fighting is in there in the city of good chunk of where nuclear power plants is located. additional russian forces have been deployed to counts of the attacks united nations nuclear watch stove as a quote for maximum restraint. how much i'm treating the pulse in russia's western cursed region bordering ukraine. the fighting has intensified and people are worried. the men resealed the dragon was hovering above us. we break the call in time. there was an explosion right in front of us. look, just so much you're so it all started a to a. yeah, we didn't speak to the morning and then the show started flying. it was terrible. this footage from the russian defense ministry shows russian soldiers battling ukrainian troops were earlier this week, cross the border and launched an attack. the kremlin has branded a large scale provocation. some people are stalking up on emergency supplies, and many are volunteerin

kimberly how kit has more. the bottom administration has sanctioned on n g o inside israel known as how summer yo's as well as 3 members within this group . now this group is funded in part by the is really government and is affiliated with ministers bank of year as well as smart rich. we also understand that it raises money inside the united states as well as online. now, according to the bike administration, there is also another individual that has been section, allegedly for, at sting, outside the scope of his authority. as a law enforcement officer in the west bank, he allegedly led an effort to prevent $250.00 palestinians in the village from returning to that village after the volunteers in that area walled off the village, preventing those from returning to their home. now uh the u. s. is concerned and all of this is that this ongoing and escalating settler violence is undermining peace and security in the region. and as a result, that is why the bite and ministration has taken this action. the hope is