the spokesperson, dan lieberman. >> this is the first test of them running simultaneously to make sureof the trains are working properly and everyone else is in good working order. >> reporter: nearing the finish line of the electrification project that broke ground on in 2017. >> there is a light at the end of the tunnel, launching our new service. this is really modernizing the system and bringing in these gorgeous new trains that are cleaner, greener, they are going to move more people faster. >> reporter: the first of its kind project in north america will involve transitioning diesel trains and infrastructure to the electrified system. and lieberman says the new system will reduce the emissions, improve the air quality, and relieve some traffic congestions as well. >> once we electrify, it will be the equivalent of taking those cars off the road every year. we do love the f-40s, they have done their job for a good long time. it's time to step into the future and give silicon valley the transit system they really deserve. >> reporter: lieberman says the project is on schedule with

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our correspondent dan lieberman, has been following this story for us. dan, always nice to have you in studio. thank you. so there's been a study of applications to medical residency programs. what's the data showing us? well, the data is pretty alarming when you look at the number of applicants to these programs, they're dropping. 4.2% drop in states where abortions have been banned. compare that to states where abortion is still legal. it was a drop of just 0.6%. why is it significant? well, it means that medical school students are avoiding these states where abortion is banned because it means they can't get that training in abortion care. is it fair to say that this is really just specifically impacting students who are looking at ob-gyn residencies? not at all. because this training in abortion care, it could be emergency room physicians, it could be a cancer doctor who may need to use this training in their career. so it means that these students aren't going to get that training and they'll have to travel out of state where abortion is still lega

avikdor lieberman stated that the israeli cabinet has lost the northern territories and said that theseeas are at the disposal of hezbollah and they can do whatever they want there. tel aviv declared its goal of the war to destroy the resistance and return the prisoners. while after 8 months of war , he has not yet achieved any of these goals is. lebanon's hezbollah warned the zionist regime that the next war with israel will be the final war. nawaf al-mousavi, the head of resources and border affairs in lebanon's hezbollah, said: the leaders of the zionist regime do not have a correct idea of ​​the real capabilities of the resistance, and their threats are the reason for this. this senior member of hezbollah stated that the goal of confronting the occupying regime on the lebanese front is to stop the genocide in gaza and said that this feeling exists among western governments . that the zionist regime will be defeated in the gaza war . yemen's new anti-zionist operation in the red sea. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces said, the forces the armed forces of the army have two new o

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avigder lieberman stated that the zionist cabinet has lost the occupied territories in the north and said: these areas are under the control of hezbollah and they can do whatever they want there. tel aviv has announced the goal of the war is to destroy the resistance and return the prisoners while after 8 months of war , he has not yet achieved any of these goals. following the attacks on gaza, the zionist regime targeted two neighborhoods of zaytoun and sabra this morning. four palestinians were martyred and at least 14 were injured in the israeli airstrike on a residential area in the north of gaza city. at the same time as the air attack of the zionist regime on gaza city, the two camps of el brij nasirat in the center of the gaza strip were also targeted by the artillery of the occupying regime, as a result of which a number of people were martyred and wounded. in the west bank, a palestinian youth was injured due to the military attack a zionist was martyred to the east of tul karam. at the same time the resources of the place. palestinian fighters reported that israeli forces w

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you faced the prospects of the convention, or alternatively, we brought lieberman to avoid jail time, which would mean the end of his political career. so no staying afloat, came catering to the right wing. it seems to be his uh, his m o n g and the cost of insurance on july 25th, if he makes it to that date. and that's the, does it resume again until 2 weeks before the american electorate said he'd be in a position then, as prime minister train of judgment, as with the next president of the united states is going to be addressed as tact of scoring. i suspect are in some event that we can define or for c with respect to regional medical future. we're probably talking sometime next year . let's talk a little bit more about the possible futures for gaza if, if a total defeat of a mouse is not possible. what are these alternative scenarios that you could imagine for what israel could plan under a future government for the strep going forward? really expand towards me for 3 reasons. number one, as i mentioned, how much is going to survive in some phone number to the housing authority lead

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there were no joe lieberman's and the democratic party can the party survive as from california and thet's a minority party dedicated and committed to the values of the left coast and the east coast and i see that as a tragedy for the country. 10 commandments brings us together thank goodness. as as ebt and blm it's time the party is different with you now. >> there good god-fearing people the democratic party him sure. >> show me them other than you. might take another 30 years i will make it happen. thank you both. straight ahead as what we need to get business booming again must be of a new movie coming out next an announcement from our friend straight ahead i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. lumineux is the first fluoride free toothpaste i've ever found that actually works. my dentist was blown away with how clean and white my teeth are. my gums and teeth are so healthy. it's cra

lieberman says the new system will significantly reduce emissions, improve air quality and relief somealent of taking 55,000 cars off the road every year. they have done their job for a good him a long time but it is time to step into the future and give silicon valley the transit system they deserve. >> the project is on schedule with the target launch date of september 21st. >> can forward to that. >>> there is a hole on mars getting attention by space enthusiasts. >> this whole is getting a lot of attention and speculation to where it leads and how deep it might be. this is a photo captured from the mars recognizance orbiter. doesn't look like anything wrong to me. and astronomers tell us that it is likely an opening to a lava tube. >> as nasa has a long-term goal of sending humans to mars, when they get there they will have to stay a while because of the orientation of mars and earth's orbit. >> one of the reasons we are interested in them, they potentially are sites that astronauts can use to build habitats to protect them from radiation and meteors. >> it will still likely take d

. >> lieberman says the project is on schedule with a target launch date of september 21st. >>> there getting attention once again. >> is getting a whole lot of speculation about where it leads and how deep it may be. this photo was captured on the recognizance orbiter. an astronomer tells us that it is likely an opening to a lava tube. >> it is a newfound interest as nasa has a long-term goal of sending humans to mars and when they get there they will have to stay a while because of the orientation of mars and the orbit. >> one of the reasons we are interested is because it essentially is a site astronauts can use to build habitats that protect them from radiation and meteors. >> it will likely be decades before astronauts make it to mars. the big question really is, was there ever live or is there still life on mars? there may be. someone may be digging holes on mars right now. i mean, it would take so much time to come back to earth if you took that mission. >> i have a whole list of people i'd be happy to send. let's take a live look outside this morning. where are we right now? l

. >> reporter: lieberman says there is a target launch date of september 21. >>> well, as we head towards going solar to keep the energy costs down. they voted to cut incentives for the home rooftop seller as well as for apartments and the commercial buildings. the cpuc recently adopted new rules that they worry would hurt efforts to expand their solar programs, the smaller scale projects, designed for low income customers. every little bit will help especially because more than twice as much solar was added to global grids as was power from coal, so that's good news. and getting solar into the mix out of the country isn't easy. but out in west marin, it was a pretty good fit. our family has been here as we settled in here in the late 1890s. so this is home for me, where they are. >> reporter: he's a rancher in west marin and he got an unusual call. it's the solar farm and enough power for about 400 homes a year. >> and so listen, what are you up to and your plan? >> reporter: to install enough solar panels. >> those that are similar size and some bigger and smaller. >> reporter: ceo of r

the fighting has driven many people from their homes along that border or lieberman has more the main drag in the city of kiryat shmona in northern israel mazzi at the hurry works alone taking orders from customers who won't come in person. there is no people here in the city. my my customer, don't come to my gallery and i feel alone here. >> the stores and restaurants near his frame shop are closed city is nearly empty under constant threat of rocket attack from his bola in neighboring lebanon. but the hari shows up to work here every day. >> i think it's wrong to leave clutch wanna i think everybody had to be here the first launches fell in this city soon after october 7. this was the safety room and security room and the mortar tore right through it the city was evacuated two weeks later. the charred remnants of a life hastily abandon, visible inside. then my asleep michele mayor avichai stern says less than 10% of the people here have stayed and the local associations, assuming the null since 8 october, we've been attacked every day. >> stern says, i don't think there's any nation

were stars see some movie scared and docto preferred better science, better results i more than lieberman on the israel-lebanon border. and this cnn history was made wednesday night, 26 black veterans arrived in washington, dc for the first ever juneteenth on a flight juneteenth is a holiday which commemorates the end of slavery in the us. >> and this time the unsung heroes included a 101-year-old world war ii veteran. cnn's dayana gallagher, was there to report on the emotional journey this is going to be juneteenth celebration admiration is such a pleasure and privilege to be your captain this morning appreciation all long overdue. and it coming on this day makes it that much sweeter for more than two dozen black veterans, including 101-year-old calvin camp. for my own, my hand on board the first ever juneteenth honor flight honor for me, as well as just take good morning. from atlanta to washington, dc a well earned all expenses paid, jam-packed day, a fanfare and camaraderie, visiting military memorials and monuments. >> but also confronting conflicting emotions about their own servic

. >> are lieberman. >> thank you so much in haifa, israel all right. back in this country, some trump supporters say america is not a democracy and they're okay with it. hear from them next? >> devastating and sudden power of tsunamis. >> it happened in faraway lands and it's easy to thank it can't happen here if one hits home we'd be ready silent. >> earth would lead to an audit nine on cnn from roger two, we there yet so many ways to say life, ready, while it happy but 365 by whole foods market, if you're shopping for a home realtor.com, real choice financing now gives you more ways to afford a home. downpayment assistance since programs in your area don't all apps do that. not really trust the number one app, real estate professionals trust that they blocked the road trip. >> everyone comfortable? >> yep. there's plenty of space got it. right? no, no, no, no? >> just wait them out volkswagen atlas with three rows and seating for seven everyone wants her right okay. >> good him and see despicable me for theaters july 3rd rated pg whether you're movin

. >> or lieberman, cnn in tel aviv let's seen as nada bashir is falling the developments and joins us now from london, good to have you with us nauta. so the us says, is essentially up to hamas to ensure that there's ceasefire plan can go forward. has there been any further response from hamas? >> we'll look in that we have in fact heard from hamas yesterday issuing a statement following the vote at un security council welcoming the decision by un security council member saying that the group is ready to work with mediators on the terms of a lasting ceasefire agreement with a focus on the full withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza. the exchange of palestinian prisoners for israeli hostages, and the return of civilians to their homes across the gaza strip, as well as an emphasis on there being no demographic shifts within the gaza strip. and of course, what we have heard from the united states up until this point is the fact that this is according to the biden administration. and israeli deal, but this has been bags by the israeli government. they are confident that they will also bac

doctor doctor carole lieberman. doctor carole, great to see you again.dence that president biden has been on drugs in the past? >> yes , in my opinion, he has >> yes, in my opinion, he has there have been occasions where he has been given a little help, not necessarily cocaine, although they did find cocaine in the white house. so that really wasn't an unreasonable suggestion. but but an amphetamine like adderall would be more likely. what? what they're talking about, you know, what is what is amphetamine? >> what is adderall ? >> what is adderall? >> what is adderall? >> well, it's something that usually it's given for people with adhd or add. add to help them focus. it's not something, though, that treats dementia. it's not a treating medication like. in other words, this wouldn't help biden in any way after it goes out of his system. but it can help someone to focus more at the moment, you know, for as long as the dose lasts. and we have had an experience not not long ago with the state of the union, where it certainly seemed like he was on something

see something that you like to draw around that the big divide your around i'm more in lieberman on theael-lebanon border. >> and this cnn tonight, a major heat wave is building up over the midwest and northeast with more than half the us population expected to be impacted. hundreds of records could be tied or broken this week in place. just like detroit, new york, and boston. >> meanwhile california, there are two major wildfires. >> the point fire and the sonoma area and the post fire in los angeles county. i much the state is under red flag. warning is more than 1,000 firefighters work to contain the flames cnn's camila bernal is in southern california for us, so i know the fire pass through the area where you are now. what what's it like now hey, anderson, it was raging flames through this area. >> and now what you see here all around me is what, 15,000 acres of destroyed land looks like. these have been firefighting efforts that have taken place on the ground and in the air. we are seeing firefighters throughout the day. it just doing everything they can with chainsaws, hand tools

jo there are no joe lieberman anymore in the democratic part . can the party survive with this radicalism? when you look at the country, sean, and you see that from california to new york, you basically have a sea of red. you realize that the democratic party is currently constituted. it is a minority party dedicated to it and committeds to the values of the left coast. and the east coast. and i see that as a great tragedy for our country. this ten commameg us together. thank goodness. yes, but the religion of the as left is climate, climate worship,eb and lgbtq and crt. from time. e i know, but your party left you does. the party is differentferent wi right now. >> it's very, very, very good. god fearing, people in the democratic party. >> i'm a rachel. we're going to win him. mi show me that. i'm going to tell you it's thang to take megh another 30 years, but i'll make it happen. i don't know how. thank guys. . rachel, we will be watching, of course, this weekend on fox and friends weekend. thank you. straight ahead, mike rowe will be here and

brain health indicators including your memory, joined the neretva brain health challenge i'm more in liebermann the israel-lebanon border. and this cnn today marks what will be a massive change to us immigration policy. president biden is expected to unveil a sweeping executive action that would shield hundreds of thousands of undocumented spouses and children of us citizens from deportation. joining me now is former trump administration official matt and hours and democratic strategists. julia grieken's keith. thank you both for being here. i wanted to start with what we're expecting to hear from joe biden today. he's going to announce this new immigration policy. this comes after he announced a policy that made actually at more strict for asylum seekers to come i'm into the country, so you have these two things going. but this is a little bit of daca because of the children and then the spouses of undocumented immigrants would be able to apply for citizenship. is this a good idea right now, politically and policy wise, from a policy perspective, it's, i think a great idea politically. it's t

. >> and you've had lieberman liter of of a important party for russian immigrants. they will constitute presumably the form in which decisions, decisions will be made it also wolf strips away any, any pretense. i think that this is now a set of decisions so to speak legitimised by by reaching across the aisle with a eisenkot and venae glances leaving these decisions will now be laid at the doorstep. specifically of you gallant, who has his problems with benjamin netanyahu. and the prime minister. so i think it's important. i think the prime minister is still has a coalition which is cohesive, 64 seats and i think he's going to be with us for quite some time. >> 64 out of 120 members of the knesset, you need ugly 60, 61 in order to be the prime minister. so he's got that coalition, at least in place for an hour. we'll see what happens in the coming days and weeks. ariane de vogue, miller, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. off and there's more news we're following here. the cns newsroom still had this hour. there are just ten days until the first presidenti

the most accurate price vehicles accident is during shop at the all new car facts.com by more than lieberman to bring your major update on a senior an exclusive we first reported last month. it involves alleged prisoner abuse at an israeli military facility near the border with gaza. one is really guard and that report told her matthew chance the prisoners are routinely beaten here he is again, we kept his voice and identity hidden you can take them out and eat them. >> maybe four or five times b, the club the detainees light belly down, being hidden, kicked, people screaming, and dogs barking at them. it's terrifying. some detainees are taken away and beaten really hard so bones and teeth are broken you saw people who are subject to these beatings had their broke bones broken and who had their teeth broken? yes. it's a practice which commanders know about they want intelligence, but they also want revenge and punishment for happened on october 7 and others really whistleblower told cnn about detainees viewed as problematic people who were allegedly zip-tied to the fence the. >> israeli mili

it's still go.com i'm more in lieberman on the israel-lebanon border. this cnn all right. >> 21 minutes past the hour. and here's your morning roundup. >> democrats are trying to pass a ban on bump stocks as soon as today less than a week after the supreme court invalidated an existing bad republicans are expected to block the measure even though the band was originally donald trump's idea mcdonald's pulling a powered voice ordering from drive-through and leaving it to humans for now testing was launched in 2021, but some customers complain the tech gut, even the simplest orders wrong too fast-moving wildfires near tribal land south central mexico, forcing the evacuation evolve 5,000 residents from a small village. >> fire officials say million, 7,000 acres have burned and also this morning record-breaking heat in the east and a potential storm brewing in the gulf of mexico. >> me meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking it all allison, what are you seeing? all right. so let's take a look at this video from new mexico yesterday. again, you can see how

the threat includes the headquarters of u.s european command in germany cnn's oren lieberman joins us now from the pentagon with the latest what are you hearing there on i listened according to two us officials, us military bases in europe, several of them at least including stuttgart, which you just saw their the headquarters of natalie, u.s. >> european command and also us africa command have gone to what's known as force protection. can condition charlene, that is the second highest level of alert for threat level that the u.s. military has. here is how the u.s. army defines force protection condition. charlie, the army says it applies when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely now it's not just these two us officials saying this, the army garrison in bavaria, which encompasses several locations, has on his website that it's got on to force protection condition charlie and then a number of military facilities throughout europe have pointed out that there is an elevated level of

beach schedule free mobile service at safe flight.com that we pay are safe like replace or morton lieberman on the israel-lebanon border. >> and this is cnn this morning, nyu concern of a deepening ties between russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong un. as putin is in pyongyang on his first visit there. >> and more than two decades, putin got a red-carpet welcome a big parade and a ride with kim jong. un, an open top lemma with thousands of north koreans yelled, welcome putin the north korean leader, this hailing his new quote, alliance with russia as a watershed moment, cnn, mike valeriia in seoul, south korea, for more. a watershed moment. is this how the west is also? seeing this well, sarah, frankly, i think that the west is still digesting this or contexts in dc here in seoul certainly r2. >> so let's just break down what happens sort of take a breath here on the korean peninsula because it is a lot. so we have sarah, first of all, these indelible images of two or three terrion leaders in an open open limousine through the streets of pyongyang to accrue and a

ease, stiffness inflammation and soreness naturally available at your local retailer i'm more than lieberman on the israel-lebanon border. and this cnn live look at oracle park in san francisco as the giants and nation worn baseball great willie mays who died yesterday, the team announces debt on social media, followed by a statement from mazes son, who says he passed peacefully among loved ones. cnn's andy shows, takes a look back on his iconic career and legacy from the time he said foot in the major leagues as a 20-year-old rookie for the new york giants, 1951 to his last days with the mets 22 years later. no one played like willie mays, born in alabama here and the nickname, the say hey kid for his enthusiasm towards baseball. he played in 24 all star games so it's twice voted national league mvp and slammed 660 home runs to rank sixth on the all-time list when i got to hit upper one spine new york was like my family they embraced me like my mother and dad says and my dad says when you go to new york and if they slap you, you turn the other cheek. >> because if you don't take on shoot, y

i'm more in lieberman on the israel-lebanon border.nd this is cnn in our world lead according to russia, a trial. and let the record reflect, i'm doing air quotes will start next wednesday, june 26, for jailed american journalist evan gershkovich. >> today marks one year, 80 days since gershkovich has been detained on espionage charges and the first american journalist arrested on allegations of spying since the end of the cold war despite this very high profile case, russia plans to hold his trial in secret behind closed doors. let's talk about this with william pomeranz. he's director of wilson center or kennan institute here in dc practice law in russia. the case is now going to be held behind closed doors no cameras, obviously, already, i was very skeptical that's a nice word for it. the gershkovich will be able to get a fair trial, but now behind closed doors. >> well, he has no possibility of getting a fair trial, even in the criminal justice system in russia, there is a 90 99% conviction rate in criminal cases. so there is no ch

cnn's lieberman looks at the timeline of the rate and brings us newly obtained footage showing the moment of the rescue, a warning. some of these images you're about to see from a war are quite graphic the missiles hit at mid de, a daring operation meant to maximize the element of surprise turning a refugee camp, you knew a battlefield yeah after weeks of preparation, israeli forces moved into new sida in central gaza on saturday aiming for apartment buildings in this area. the goal to rescue four hostages that hamas held in this densely populated neighborhood. one witness says some israeli special forces were disguised as hamas militants were displaced palestinians. the idf declined to comment in this newly released video, you see the moment israeli forces approach a building and then burst into the apartment with the hostage s yes yes yes for israel the operation was a success punctuated by the reunions eight months in the making families never gave up hope yesterday, was my birthday and my wish came through i haven't stopped smiling since my mug was to be noa argamani was also rescued,

. >> i'm more in lieberman on the israel-lebanon border. and this cnn and our tech lead now, a managing you or your kids smartphone vanishes tomorrow. he might feel like you're going through withdrawal. you might feel disconnected, you might feel loss what about the positive effects? because california just joined a growing list of blue and red states. looking to ban these distracting devices from classrooms. joining us now cnn's splint difference, audie cornish, and addi you recently covered this. you're always waiting well, your head of us and the tv world you recently covered this on your podcasts, the assignment, let's listen to what one school official in massachusetts told you. roll the podcast when we first locked the phones up. i would say for two weeks, the nurse's office, the counseling office, and other offices were full of kids upset because they had no phone. that was for about nurse's office anywhere anywhere there's a trusted adult where they could be upset. so counseling, nursing now team chairs, teachers, they liked the fir

just about every time in the past it has fallen apart when it gets to those details are in lieberman.hanks so much. keep us posted on what you here. >> also new this morning conspiracy theories, falsehoods, and unfounded threats of violence must stop that's from the attorney general, merrick garland speaking out this morning in a new opinion piece to defend his agency and also call out really no uncertain terms the people and politicians attacking the department of justice. garland saying in part, quote in recent weeks, we have seen an escalation of attacks that go far beyond public scrutiny and criticism and legitimate necessary oversight of our work. there baseless, personal and dangerous also saying disagreements about politics are good for our democracy. their normal. but using conspiracy theory is false hoods violence, and threats of violence to effect political outcomes is not normal they are dangerous for our democracy. this must stop joining me right now. democratic congressman greg meeks from new york, he is the top democrat on the house foreign affairs committee. congressman

selection at joy bird bird.com i morton lieberman on the israel-lebanon border. >> and this sienna donald trump hitting up a swing state just nine days before cnn's debate and declaring an alternate history. >> cnn's daniel dale is here with 30, 30 false statements and trump made and wisconsin today, daniel, take it away. >> he said there was world peace in 2020. there was very much not. he said he won wisconsin in 2020. he lost. he said the democrats rigged the 2020 election ally, he said people around president biden cheat on elections, know he said people's votes tend to disappear. they simply do not. he said 107,000 people attended his recent rally in new jersey. that's at least tens of thousands too high. he said he saved kenosha, wisconsin in 2020 during rioting when the democratic governor wouldn't act to intervene in in fact, that governor deploy the national guard before trump told him to. trump said cocaine was found at the white house about a month ago. that was actually about 11 months ago. he said it was hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cocaine. it was a little bag,

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