what are you hearing, manu, behind the scenes? >> a lot of questions. in fact the last week of a five-week recess which is why a lot of these questions are going to be building. that happened right before the senate left for its summer holiday so essentially these questions died squun doand everyone is back in their home states and doing their own things, but now these are right back into the floor after this latest episode. mcconnell will face his leadership team and have a sit down meeting with them on tuesday as he does every week when they're in session and have a full republican conference meeting next wednesday and mcconnell may address these questions then and he's private about these issues and perhaps may not even discuss it. there is some rumblings perhaps a handful of members can try to force a special conference meeting to discuss their future leadership team, but that has not been decided. they have the power to do it and at the moment mitch mcconnell is content to stay as public leader. >> obviously there are questions about president joe

manus island is not in australia, _ compensation for?ensation for? manus island is not in australia, it's in _ compensation for? manus island is not in australia, it's in papua - compensation for? manus island is not in australia, it's in papua newl not in australia, it's in papua new guinea. this was a matter for papua new guinea. we closed the manus island processing centre because we did not need it any more. because we had nauru as well. and nauru still remains open but nauru is pretty much the processing centre is pretty much the processing centre is pretty much empty and let me make this point so nobody misunderstands. by having this offshore processing, we stopped people making these dangerous journeys on small boats, we stop the trade altogether. it has been incredibly successful. it has been incredibly successful. it has been much criticised and there is a whole lot of opposition to it, i appreciate that, but it has been very successful and in doing so, we have saved lives.— have saved lives. thank you very much. stephen _ have

we established manus established nauru and manus island is two of the processing centres and messagentres and the message was quite clear. if you want make quite clear. if you want to make a on a boat to australia a trip on a boat to australia and enter illegally , you and try to enter illegally, you will never get to arrive into australia. you'll sent to australia. you'll be sent to either manus island either nauru and manus island where claims be where your claims will then be processed. will never processed. but you will never make australian it was make australian shore. it was incredibly complex. the infrastructure placed infrastructure that was placed into those remote areas was into both those remote areas was into both those remote areas was in the billions and then on top of that you've got the staff and the specialists supporting people with both medical concerns. you've then got the infrastructure behind education and social and welfare of these people know, we people because, you know, we have remember there are have to remember there are hundreds of millions of displaced

and manus island is when we identified that seemed setup and manus island is when we intercepted thatd manus island is when we intercepted trpeople'sed we intercepted them, people's identification all thrown identification was all thrown over the didn't know who over the sea. we didn't know who people we didn't what people were, we didn't know what risk potentially pose. risk they may potentially pose. from security from a national security perspective welfare from a national security peaustralians. welfare from a national security peaustralians. so welfare from a national security peaustralians. so that welfare from a national security peaustralians. so that process of australians. so that process was and arduous in was long and arduous in identifying people they identifying people who they were, backgrounds how were, their backgrounds and how were, their backgrounds and how we those claims. we could assess those claims. and deals were struck and obviously deals were struck up new zealand canada up with new zealand and canada in relocating people. up with new zealand and canada in ul

cnn's manu raju joins us now from capitol hill.his doctor have an explanation for the health events? >> this is the capitol hill attending physician brian monahan who conferred with senator mcconnell and mcconnell's office releasing a letter explaining what happened. this is what's says. i will read it in full. it says i have consulted with leader mcconnell and conferred with his neurology team. after evaluating yesterday's incident i have informed leader mcconnell he is medically clear to continue with his schedule as planned. occasional lightheadedness is not uncommon in concussion recovery and can be expected as a result of dehydration. that's the full extent of the letter and first time we're a getting any indication as to why senator mcconnell had the moment in covington, kentucky, where he froze roughly 30 seconds before the cameras and also in july on capitol hill where he froze for roughly 30 seconds and whether this has anything to do with the fall that occurred in march. mcconnell hit his head at a washington hotel, suffe

that's exactly what we'll continue to do. >> manu raju is live on capitol hill.anu, good morning to you. what are you hearing on the hill about this potential inquiry? >> reporter: yeah. even though speaker mccarthy says they have not made an official decision to launch an impeachment inquiry, the belief among republicans is that i have talked to, that my colleagues also have talked to is that it is almost certain they will go down this route in the fall because of what they believe is a pay to play scheme involving joe biden when vice president with his son hunter biden while -- hunter biden's business dealings. now they have not been able to corroborate the very provocative claim but able to show some allegations about joe biden's ties with his son. namely about that came out during a private interview last week with hunter biden's business partner showing that joe biden was on the speakerphone some 20 times with hunter biden and his foreign business partners back in the time when joe biden was vice president. now that same business partner devin archer said th

>> great to see you, manu.h us now fovan jones and wrote this morning this all comes down to this basic question, can a sitting president spread lies about an election and try to employ the authority of the government to overturn the will of the voters without consequence? my question to you is what if the answer is yes? now that there is an indictment and now that this can go to trial and soon, what if the trial finds donald trump not guilty? >> it's a possibility and what you are seeing now is a collision between two very different views of what's going on in america right now. i think for us, you know, people like myself, you read the indictment, i mean, look, a fifth grade class would answer one way, can i bully, cheat and lie to win? the answer is no. simple as that. it's straightforward, but there's another view out there, it turns out that says, no, no, no, this is a free speech issue. we are defenders of the constitution. these are the people trying to weaponize justice in an unjust way and so there is

if you go back over time, he's had these falls that manu has mentioned.s, going back to earlier in the summer. he fell in july. he's had significant falls in the past where he's dislocated his shoulder then most recently, these quote unquote freezing episodes. again, i want to emphasize this is what we see you know, just as we were talking about, that the aides are not that surprised by this. his doctors may not be surprised by this either. these types of things may be happening more often. this may be something they're aware of. again, for example, p parkinsonianism, it gets better but again, it is a long list that can cause those symptoms. >> manu, it is summer recess on capitol hill, but are you hearing anything else from the senator's fellow lawmakers? >> yeah, senator mcconnell was on the phone with a number of his key allies after this episode. he did talk to john thune as well as -- both are part of his leadership team. thune could be a successor for senator mcconnell if he decides not to be lead er in the next congress. still an open question. bot

cnn's manu raju joins us from capitol hill. manu, as you have noted in this incident going back to july, you have witnessed and others have witnessed a number of incidents and you've always asked mcconnell's team, what's happening here? you concerned? have their answers changed over time? have they grown more serious or expressed increasing seriousness about his health? >> they provide very little information, jim, in fact, about what happened here, other than saying he felt lightheaded at the time and paused. that's the same reason they gave for the 30-second pause that happened in july. s what not been explained is the underlying medical reason for this, and whether it was tied to his recent fall that occurred in march, hit his head, suffered a concussion. mitch mcconnell has a childhood, survivor of polio, walks with a slight limp, incidents of falling in the past. it's really unclear what has happened. he has tried to move behind the scenes to reassure his allies and donors he is fine. he went to a republican fundraiser yes

thank you. >>> to duck manu is a skill. >> he was a talented lawmaker at that.ing for the arrest and arraignment of a former president. again. >> this spire area we expect to be flooded with law enforcement as they await for the former president's arrival. >> it's real life. it's so important for us to follow through and make sure justice is done. >> if you can get away with this what kind of democracy are you going to have in. >> you knew well he had lost the election. the government asums the burden of proving that. >> you think jack smith has more. >> oh, yes. i believe he has a lot more. >>> special counsel alleges that eastman was one of the architects behind trump's attempts to overturn the election. >> the president asked me to literally reject votes. if. >> you don't need john eastman to come out and tell the story. jack smith already has the story. >> military officials are claiming small advances in the southwestern country. >> the kremlin is claiming they're arming civilians in the border areas. >> moscow is waging a battle for a global catastrophe. >

let's bring in cnn's manu raju, and dr. sanjay gupta. manu, first to you. to watch this. how is senator mcconnell doing now? what is his staff saying? >> well, his staff is saying that he is feeling, quote, fine and they said that he was going to consult with a doctor before he had a second event in kentucky, a private event, later in the day. but there is no word yet on what the doctor told him, what the diagnosis was or why exactly he froze. they did say that he paused because he was feeling light headed at that moment. similar explanation that they gave back in july when he froze for roughly 30 seconds during that news conference. after that incident happened, i asked mcconnell whether or that's a similar explanation that they get back in july when he froze 30 seconds during that news conference, after that incident happened, i asked mcconnell if that was related to the fall that he had in march where he hit his head and suffered a concussion, broken ribs, he didn't say that was the case, simply said that he was fine. so not much indicating about what re

manu, thank you very much. let's discuss this and more. george conway, former trump white house press secretary stephanie grisham and david axlerod. stephanie, let's talk about the whom cnn has already named f including rudy giuliani, john eastman, sney powell, et cetera. what's your reaction to these people being named here? >> i wasn't surprised at all. i think it made perfect sense. i think they're the ones that are going to get thrown under the bus by donald trump. it sounds like it's been talked about on cnn all evening. the president is saying he was listening to his counsel. if those people are smart, which i guess they've proven not to be in many ways, they will understand to watch out for themselves because they are the ones who will take the fall for this. >> get lawyers in, quickly. david axlerod, what do you make of the messaging that's coming in from trump's team and his allies up on capitol hill. >> look. this is a continuation of what we've seen for months and months and months, wolf. the message is that this is an assault b

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and manu raju is live on capitol hill with the latest. what are you hearing?icans are investigating the biden family since the beginning of this congress, but now they are saying it is time to move forward with the impeachment inquiry and the speaker himself, he has indicated publicly they are still investigating the matter. but talking to republicans up and down the line, my colleagues and i have heard from a number of republicans who believe it is a foregone conclusion that the impeachment inquiry is going to be launched this fall, and then they will see if they can move forward with the articles of impeachment to make joe biden the fourth president in history ever to be impeached, and the question is what evidence do they have to charge the president with high crimes and misdemeanors. they are trying to charge the president with the son's business entanglements, and they are saying that he has some pay to play business, but they don't have the proof to corroborate the claim. even though they say that he is trying to use his dad's position of power, and not

manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >>> two bcallistic missiles fird wednesday described as a strike drill. >> pyongyang says it is a response to the u.s.'s strategic assets. the missiles came down in the waters between korea peninsula and japan. >> and it happened a day after kim jung-un visited his naval command and caused on them to raise their war readiness and hours after the u.s. flew a b 1 b strategic bomber over the yellow sea as part of those drills. >>> coming up, rudy giuliani will have to pay restitution after spreading the lies about two election workers. and this is just the first of many legal battles that the former trump lawyer is now facing. >>> donald trump is accused of inflating his net worth by staggering sums. we'll get into the numbers and possible motives as well. >>> and later on an official at the u.s. department of health and human services is calling for easing restrictions on marijuana. we'll explain. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if s she owns a life insusurance policy of $100,000 or more she

manu raju is following this.after that initial freezing episode back in july, the senate then recessed. senators went back home. since then, he's been traveling across the state giving speeches and events like he did today in covington, where he spoke to a local chamber of commerce talking about a wide range of issues and taking some questions from the crowd. afterwards, he had a press conference with reporters. at that point, he was asked a question about whether he would run for reelection in 2026. similar to that episode in july, again, freezed for about 30 seconds. >> i'm sorry. i had a hard time hearing you. >> a what are your thoughts about running for reelection? >> did you hear tor? running for reelection if 2026? >> yes. >> we're going to need a minute. senator? >> somebody else have a question? please speak up. >> now the 81-year-old has had other health episodes this year. notably in march, he was at a washington hotel and then he fell. he hit his head, had a concussion, broke ribs, was hospitalized fo

and he reads the danger in places like manus, places like raz and jarglan, shirvan and boghor , and predictedt there is a possibility of disruption in the air, rail and road fleet . the heights of semnan tehran, alborz, qazvin and zanjan also predicted rain. this system activated strongly and weakly in the northern part on sunday, including in the north of razavi khorasan, such as clashes from kalat quchan, chenaran, nishabur, freeman, sarkhs, torbet jam, and mashhad. on the other side of this period, the caspian sea is extremely dangerous. please, the relevant authorities prohibit swimming. the height of the waves on the shores of golestan, mazandaran, caspian, is up to two halves. the possibility of breaking the fishing nets is very high. why should we wait for a relative decrease in temperature ? can he go, please, harvest agricultural products it has been moved to covered and standard places, from the entry of contaminated water into the water-producing pool , but on the other hand, with the formation of dust production springs in iraq and the rule of western winds , these particles are t

manu raju spoke with one and the democrats trying to unseat him. >> truly remarkable. >> reporter: itt year giving the gop a razor-thin house majority. six republicans winning in the blue new york suburbs. now they are the most in danger. so president biden called mike lauler. >> the kind of republican i used to deal with. >> reporter: democrats seeking to unseat him were furious. >> people were horrified when they heard what joe biden had to say. >> did biden get it wrong? >> he not only got it wrong, buts it wafactually absurd. >> reporter: he's 1 of 18 republicans in districts biden carried in 2020 whose fates will determine the next majority. >> i ran to represent this district. >> i don't look at it as a vulnerability. when the president came to westchester and said on stage, i'm the type of republican he could work with. >> but his opponents are seizing on his votes in the conservative house. when they voted to rescind a pentagon policy reill bursing personnel traveling for abortions. >> so he's totally fine with women in the military fighting for his freedom, but he won't even

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cnn's manu raju left the halls of congress and made his way to a blue district just outside new yorkas a stunner last year giving the gop a razor-thin house majority. six republicans winning in the blue new york suburbs, now they are the most endangered. so when president biden recently called vulnerable freshman mike lawler. >> the kind of republican i'm used to dealing with, he is not one of these maga republicans. >> reporter: some democrats from were furious. >> people were horrified when they heard what joe biden had to say. >> reporter: did biden get it wrong? >> he got it wrong i think it was factually an shurd. >> reporter: laul letter with one of 18 republicans in districts that biden carried in 2020. >> i ran to represent this district. >> reporter: lawler says he's appealing to moderates. >> i've won twice in two to one democratic districts. when the president can a i'm to westchester and he said on stage i'm the type of republican he could work with. >> reporter: when the new york freshman voted to rescind a pentagon policy reimbursing personnel traveling for abortions. >

manu macron, had an interview and mentioned that we are moving towards reforms in schools and educational centers will go ahead and fill up the minister of france explained the president's explanation and further explained the details of the ban on young muslim girls in schools , among them, the french minister of education and mahdi announced that the law that exists refers to the law of 2004 that any religious symbol and now muslims have banned the hijab in schools and educational centers. the argument that the french government is making is that the hijab is considered a kind of religious symbol and religious propaganda. according to them, it is against the goals and the law that exists in france, and a kind of accusation of this law is the 2004 law . a type of al-hamdoun 3 and said that some educational institutions and schools are not clear about their duties, if they told the critics that out of 60,000 schools and educational centers in france , there are only 150 educational centers where muslim girls enter schools with incidents, and they did not want such an issue to arise. biare

>>> good morning and welcome to "inside politics sunday," i'm manu raju. the nation is waking up to another horrific shooting. three black americans killed at a dollar general store in jacksonville, florida. authorities say the gunman who also is dead left behind a racist manifesto. we'll have more on this and the political reaction later in the program. but first donald trump has taken countless photos during his 40 plus years of celebrity real estate mogul and television personality and politician and last week he added to that total this time as a criminal defendant. here it is. an image you've likely already seen. one that we're sure to see plenty of as the 2024 campaign pushes ahead, especially probably most specifically from his own campaign. because within hours of trump '24 website it had mug shot. you could stick it on the back of a car and of course you could sip your morning coffee from a trump mug shot mug. now the trump campaign said it has raised more than $7 million since thursday night. as for trump himself, he spent 20 minutes at the fulto

you shouldn't be prosecuted for your thoughts. >> manu raju is "outfront."case this is similar to the situations involving democrats hillary clinton and al gore after they lost their races, even though the situations are far different. clinton and gore both conceded their races. gore himself preside over the counting of the electoral votes before a joint session of congress in the house chamber. donald trump of course did the opposite, has not conceded the race, organized the rally on january 6th, and is also facing allegations in the jack smith indictment of taking actions and conspireing to try to subvert the will of the voters. but nevertheless, the speaker is trying to make the argument that if donald trump is being prosecuted, those democrats should have been as well. >> i can say the same thing that hillary clinton says about her election that she lost. i can say the same thing about the dnc who said it about the 2016 race. i can say the same thing about those in the democratic party from the leadership on down about george bush not winning, that al go

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in nauru and manus island. in virtually all cases . and if virtually all cases.these asylum seekers were found to be legitimate refugees , some to be legitimate refugees, some of them made their way to australia, the vast majority did not. the vast majority were either sent back to where they had originally come from or were sent to a third country and this worked . and i can tell you why worked. and i can tell you why it worked because the labour party opposed this when they were in government between two thousand and seven and 2013. they won the election last year and they haven't changed the conservatives approach to border security since coming to government last year. so, you know, when the left of politics supports a conservative plan because it works , you know that because it works, you know that there's no more politics in this in australia. it's settled policy it's bipartisan in. policy and it's bipartisan in. and just wonder the and i just wonder what the politicians have been in politicians have been doing in this country given that 45,000 people ille

sanjay gu gupta, and manu raja. how is mcconnell doing? this is startling to have seen all that unfold. it's difficult to watch. >> it was. he is trying to carry on as business as usual. he said he was going to see a doctor. that's different than what they said after his july freeze of 30 seconds. very similar at the time. he was light-headed. they're saying this time he was also feeling light-headed. they're not saying what is the underlaying cause and what led him to that. they're not saying what happened at the doctor's appointment, assuming he did consult with a doctor. he did attend a fund-raiser later in the day, with congressman jim banks. the senator was engaging. he was sharp, in the words of one person. he took questions. they had a wide ranging discussion. but he did not talk about the episode at all. he's been on the phone with republican allies, with his number two, john thune. i'm told from thune's office, they had a good discussion. he'sself. >> that's the question. when it's everyone watching him unfold. it's unsettling to

manus: china was a brick -- lizzy: a bit of a bright spot, but the ax wielding seems to be paying off. >> what you saw was revenue and beats digging into these numbers, aws, look at how well web services performed. this is the driver of the company's profits. we did see a slowdown in sales. 12% slower than a year ago but ultimately that is stabilizing growth. they stopped short of telling us there would be a big rebound, but having that revenue beat estimates is positive news for amazon. what was also interesting, comments on the future of ai looks like for the company, saying a bit early to say how it will play in, but analysts are looking for how ai will play into how web services develops. that is one to look out for amazon as well. lizzy: let's turn to the bond market, the moves rapidly souring, raising the stakes for today's all-important jobs data. give us a preview. >> markets are expecting moderation in the labor market numbers. it is actually going to be the smallest number of jobs added since december, 2021. average hourly earnings is expected to moderate slightly, coming at

>> kept a journal, starting at manus and he started keeping a journal. a lot of what we see now are his journal writings. and a lot of what his books where were not actually published until late in his life. editors were saying, hey, you've got to get this in, we've got to publish this. after he went to yosemite valley, he lived there for a couple years through the winter, is when most people would leave yosemite valley, it is still a very remote place prone to create snows and some amazing events where it snows and then it heats up and the whole valley is just flooding and he's out there roaming through chest high waters, taking it in. he had no fear. he lacked a fear gene. he started writing stories for, newspaper started studying how the valley was created at the time. the most common scientific theory was that cataclysm had formed the valley in the bottom had dropped out. but he knew and studied various natural scientists and knew something of glaciated and he look for the clues and found out that there was glacier movement that had law formed a lot

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similar last month at the capitol, and he is attributing the incidents to light head defense, and manu, on a human level, it is difficult to watch that video, and you are speaking with lawmakers and what are they telling you? >> yes, senator mcconnell has been on the phone with some of the key allies since that incident indicating that everything is fine, including some of the top republicans and successors of his like john thune from south dakota, and i am told that they had a conversation s and mcconnell is sounding like himself, and phoned other key members of the team, and also, congressman jim banks from indiana, and they said that mcconnell was sharp and engaging, but one thing they did not discuss at the fund-raiser was what happened in covington, kentucky, when mitch mcconnell froze, and discussing questions persisting is the future of mcconnell. in the confidence, he indicated that he is not going anywhere, and he is expected to serve is as the leader, and he the longest serving leader, but what about next year? is he going to try to come as leader again, and this is an open-q

here is cnn's manu raju. >> it was a stunner giving the gop a major majority, six republicans winningk suburbs. now they're the most endangered. when president biden recently called freshman mike lawler -- >> the kind of republican i used to deal with but he's not one of these maga republicans -- >> reporter: democrats seeking to unseat lawler were furious. >> people were horrified when biden said what he did. >> reporter: did biden get it wrong? >> it wasn't just wrong, it was factu factually absurd. >> reporter: lawler says he's appealing to moderates. >> i don't look at it as a vulnerability. i've won twice in 2-1 democratic districts. when the president came to westchester and he said on stage i'm the type of republican he could work with. >> reporter: but lawler's opponents are seizing on his votes in the conservative dominated house. like when the new york freshman voted to rescind a pentagon policy reimbursing personnel traveling for abortions. >> so he's totally fine with women in the military fighting for his freedom but he won't even protect their rights. >> reporter: lawler

escobosa: manu, como le llamaremos, transporta turistas entre la isla y el puerto.es, gente comÚn que no debe nada. >> yo le digo al seÑor presidente que se ponga su mano en su pecho y sepa cÓmo se siente, como se sentirÍa Él, se sentirÍa mal. vea, y asÍ lo sentimos nosotros, la gente inocente no tiene por quÉ estar tanto tiempo en esos lugares. escobosa: mucho ha cambiado en el salvador y entre los salvadoreÑos que viven en los estados unidos. >> todos nos vinimos, dejamos todo allÁ en el salvador y nos venimos a raÍz de eso. escobosa: ¿recuerdan a julie lÓpez? ella es hoy propietaria de una pupuserÍa en san diego, california, y tiene esperanzas renovadas. en estados unidos reside la mayor concentraciÓn de salvadoreÑos en el exterior, unos 2.500.000 salvadoreÑos, segÚn el mÁs reciente censo. lÓpez: todo lo que yo vivÍ en el salvador, en el sistema de seguridad. yo no querÍa regresar. la verdad, no. ahora estoy tan contenta. estoy tan feliz. voy a llevar a mis hijos. escobosa: ¿regresarÍas a vivir ahÍ? lopez: quizÁs 6 meses en el salvador, 6 meses acÁ. >> un poquito

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manu raju has the new reporting. he's on capitol hill. what are you hearing?ially said there would be an impeachment inquiry, but that is the belief among a wide range of republicans we spoke to over the last several days that, in fact, when they come back in the fall, they could move forward with an impeachment inquiry as part of their allegation that joe biden was engaged in a pay to play scheme with his son hunter biden while he was vice president. now, there's no evidence to corroborate that central claim. there's other evidence they have come up with through the course of their investigation that they believe requires a further probe. if they go that route to open up an impeachment inquiry, that would require a vote of the house. kevin mccarthy can't lose four members to go forward on that. there's some members like congressman don bacon who are concerned about going that route or at least that they should investigate further to charge the president with high kcrimes and disdemeanors. there's tons of smoke, but the committee wants to verify what's beneath

public defender manu raju condemns the idea, saying that the jail has not been successful in connectingment. the public defender saying in a statement, the millions of dollars the city is pouring into the ineffective and harmful policing and prosecution of drug related crimes would have a better return on investment if they were being used on wellness hubs, treatment on demand, overdose prevention centers, housing and employment training. thousands of city workers walked off the job in los angeles this morning for a 24 hour strike. three now workers picketed at lax starting at about 5:00 this morning. the walk off involves airport shuttle drivers and mechanics and airport custodians among about 11,000 workers who are striking. no major airport disruptions were reported today. the workers say the city is failing to negotiate in good faith and engages in unfair labor practices. we're filing unfair labor practice. we want the city to come back and give us a good shot at the table and not be sending people that don't have a right or don't have the power to negotiate anything with us. my mes

more now from cnn's carolyn manu. >> i guess i would describe himself as confident. >> flying high afterin rio and unprecedented essention to the top of the sport. >> i think she's unhuman because i think she's so amazing. >> reporter: simone's life took an unexpected detour. that fall usa gymnastics was rocked with long time allegations of sexual abuse by long time team doctor larry nassar. tweeting a statement which read in part i know this horrific experience does not define me. that the 2021 tokyo games with the world anticipating another super human performance, biles showed her strength outside of the competition. suffering from what she describes as the twisties, inexplicably losing her bearings in the air. >> the girls saw me in training, my coach saw me in training and i couldn't do it because i was getting so lost in the air. >> reporter: she withdrew from five events at the tokyo games prioritizing mental health over her medal count. >> i think it should be talked about a lot more especially with athletes because i know a lot of us are going through the same things and we're a

manu raju who's been breaking this news on mcconnell has been out front on capitol hill.more do we know about the senator tonight? >> reporter: yeah, he has been trying to assure his colleagues that he is fine, that he's able to do the job and trying to send signals privately everything is essentially normal. he's carrying on with his schedule. in the immediate aftermath of that moment yesterday phoning his colleagues somecluding some of his top allies including senator john thune, john cornyn and others and they sounded back he's fine. even attending a fund-raiser saying that mcconnell was sharp and engaging there and releasing a statement trying to alleviate any concerns about his fitness. there's still major questions particularly why he had those pausing episodes and whether or not this will impact his ability to run the senate. in talking to some republicans including one congressman today he said there are more questions that need to be answered. >> it's tough. obviously the fall he had was more -- it was more damaging than most people thought. >> reporter: so the b

more now from cnn's carolyn manu. >> i guess i would describe myself as confident. >> reporter: flyingalways in awe when i watch her. sometimes i just think she's unhuman just because she's just so amazing. >> reporter: simone biles' life took an unexpected detour, that fall usa gymnastics was rocked by revelations of sexual abuse from longtime team doctor larry nassar. biles went public with her own story in 2018, tweeting in a statement which read in part i know this horrific experience does not define me. at the 2021 tokyo games with the world anticipating another superhuman performance biles showed her strength outside of the competition. suffering from what she describes as the twisties, inexplicably losing her bearings in the air. >> the girls saw me in training, my coaches saw me in training, i physically couldn't do it safely. i was getting so lost in the air. >> reporter: the superstar gymnast withdrew from five events at the tokyo games, prioritizing her mental health, over her medal count. >> to bring the topic of mental health, i think, it should be talked about a lot more,

. >> cnn's manu raju joining us from capitol hill. you have been working your sources.are you hearing from the senator's fellow republicans? >> reporter: he has been on the phone with those republican allies since this episode yesterday. senator mcconnell call ing up john thune and john cornyn. two of them could be part of a leadership race to succeed senator mcconnell. both of them indicating through their offices that senator mcconnell sounded fine he sounded like his usual self. he was calling other members as he headed off to a fundraiser in the afternoon with congressman banks. all accounts from that meeting was that that went normal. and mitch mcconnell did not address the underlying cause of that moment where he froze up for the second time in a as many months. there's still questions about what that underlying cause is. his office said he consulted a doctor before the banks event, but no word on what the diagnosis from the physician was from that visit. it all comes as questions continue to persist about mcconnell's own political future. he indicated he will con

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things with tony parker among the class that included his coach, gregg popovich, with tim duncan and manuir coach, dirk nowitzki, dwyane wade and becky hammon. also part of the class of 2023, pau gasol, during his acceptance speech on his late teammate kobe bryant. what it took to win at the highest level, who showed me how hard you had t in the mentality you best. the commitment you had to make, what it meant and what it took to be a leader. kobe kobe's widow, in attendance on a night that also saw coaches jim valvano and gene keady among those inducted. the women's world cup is down to four teams with a chance to be champion after two quarterfinal game today. host australia and france in one quarterfinal and battling through regulation and extra time without anyone scoring a goal came down to penalty kicks. courtney vine taking australia's 10th kick and when she converts the aussies had a 7 to 6 win in kicks. they then waited to see who they would play in the semifinals. the answer came in sydney, england, against colombia. colombia scored the game's first two goals, but the english cam

so first up we have manu karuka who is an assistant professor of american studies and affiliated faculty with women's gender and sexuality studies at barnard college where he has taught since 2014. his work centers critique ofqu imperialism with a particular focus on antiracism and indigenous decolonization pic he teaches courses on the political economy of racism, u.s. imperialism and radical internationalism.. indigenous critiques of political economy and liberation peer he is the author of empire strikes him indigenous nations chinese workers and the transcontinental railroad which was published in 2019. >> i want to echo the thanks to the organizers of the conference agenda is a huge amount of work especially in these conditions, and t also to ray lynn. i feel kind of sheepish because it feels like from here the big 1862 doesn't feel so good. i hope we can have a discussion with everyone in the room thanks so much for making the time to join us. so when my remarks today i plan to focus on 1862 as a moment of escalation in the destructive power of the u.s. and the world linking the wa

you know, i am manu do survivor, but for business. eddie castro in. that if you talk to people who are actually in the first season of the apprentice they'll say your trump tower is not super impressive. they didn't use the real conference room. they needed to build a proper one. donald trump is somebody, all of its artificial. carries here pop analogy, because it's like everything was a hipaa performance. they're saying that they're we x, but there are creator. the persona of him with the private jets. all of that belonged to nbc. he got a paycheck from the same place you get -- >> it's the truman. show >> it was all false. when he won in 2016, it wasn't good enough because he lost the popular vote. then, when he won, it wasn't good enough, because obama got more votes. he needed not just to win but to be better than obama, better than hillary clinton. he is a sociopath. he was raised in a sociopathic environment, and he is exhibiting what he was taught. >> in terms of what we were looking at, as i mentioned, there's a chance that former president tr

countries because of my work on the foreign affairs committee, and many of these do not -- that crime is manus of all. this kind of sickness is not >> the challenge here is that the guns. the guns were bought earlier this year. there is nothing indicating that he should not own guns, but when it comes to a level of mental illness, or you might be able to find someone like this writing about hate filled thoughts, said what you might want to do, the dark web going on there, it would behoove congress to at least discuss the prospect of background checks. does that make common sense to everyone? >> there is not a lot of common sense coming from the republican party right now. we should be talking about this. we should be talking about a.i.. we should be talking about mental health. we should be talking about limitations on gun purchases. we should be talking about how antiquated the second amendment does. we are not in the majority, and republicans are too afraid, or they are being held hostage by the extreme, and they are not willing to talk about this. remember, i sit on a committee that and the

you know, i am manu do survivor, but for business. eddie castro in. that if you talk to people who are actually in the first season of the apprentice they'll say your trump tower is not super impressive. they didn't use the real conference room. they needed to build a proper one. donald trump is somebody, all of its artificial. carries here pop analogy, because it's like everything was a hipaa performance. they're saying that they're we x, but there are creator. the persona of him with the private jets. all of that belonged to nbc. he got a paycheck from the same place you get -- >> it's the truman. show >> it was all false. when he won in 2016, it wasn't good enough because he lost the popular vote. then, when he won, it wasn't good enough, because obama got more votes. he needed not just to win but to be better than obama, better than hillary clinton. he is a sociopath. he was raised in a sociopathic environment, and he is exhibiting what he was taught. >> in terms of what we were looking at, as i mentioned, there's a chance that former president tr

i was very interested in the way that you and manu were talking aboutm.ism and the different forms of capitalism and i feel like one of the things that the conference has been really rethinking 1860s onward as this moment of the federalization of different kindss of powers and i've heard about it in terms of plenary power and federalization policy and thinking about that in relation to colonialism or something and what you are talking about with capitalism and material capitalism and different capitalist actors that helps us understand colonialism, federalization but also more broadly thinking about what becomes of the broader projects in these versions of power. so i wonder if maybe you could talk a little bit about this moment in what we didn't see comes t afterwards because i thk there's something very particular about this moment. so how do we think about settlee colonialism and the way that it changes over time. thank you. >> thanks. i really appreciate that question. both of the questions. and i think they are related and length of course. well, i a

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public defender manu raju is against the idea. he says that the county jail has not been successful in connecting people to drug treatment. the public defender said in a statement, quote, the millions of dollars the city is pouring into the ineffective and harmful policing and prosecution of drug related crimes would have a better return on an investment if they were being used on wellness hubs, treatment on demand, overdose prevention centers, housing and emp. your s this morning. first, sal, where you want to start? let's start in concord and bay point there. andre and ali right now we do have slowing on westbound highway four, although it's getting better. this is the thing that i do like about the later morning commute. if you can start a little later on the road, it does usually benefit you. however on the richmond bridge, we do have some problems westbound 580 there was a crash with minor injuries on that span and it's not major injuries, but the traffic is pretty slow as you drive across and you can see almost everything is