hill wasn't even born when o'sullivan won the first of his six world titles. jones, has died at the age of 59. his international career spanned 10 years up until 1994. he played in 52 tests averaging over a6, but he was also credited with changing the approach to playing one day cricket. he was capped 164 times in that format. he died in mumbai after a sudden heart attack. he'd been working as a pundit in the indian premier league. dutch rider anna van der breggen won the women's elite individual time trial at the world championships in italy. she finished 15 seconds ahead of swizerland's marie reusser with her compatriot ellen van dijk in third. american favourite and defending champion chloe dygert crashed out after losing control on a corner and hitting a barrier. usa cycling later tweeted that she was conscious and talking. ac milan forward zlatan ibrahimovic has tested positive for coronavirus. the announcement came just hours before the italian giants were due to play in the europa league third qualifying round. ibrahimovic is the second player at the cl

tony o'sullivan live from washington with the details. good morning, christine. u.s. intelligence officials have warned russia is trying to interfere in this november's election. on tuesday we got a clear insight into some of the tactics russians are using on social media to covertly insert themselves into the international conversation. facebook acting on a tip from the fbi said on tuesday that a website called peace data was posing as an independent left wing online magazine was actually tied to the same russian troll group that interfered with the election. this website, peace data, hired freelance writers and 1y0ur7 journalists to contribute to t. jack delaney lost his day job at a restaurant due to covid-19. he was very happy to get a mysterious twitter message earlier this summer offering him a writing job. take a look. >> the message was saying, hey, we like your work. we've seen your work before. would you like to write for us? would you like to be a part of our publication? we can offer you about 200, 250 per article. at that tim

we get more from donie o'sullivan. >> reporter: so we've come to a trump rally m minnesota today to ask supporters what they see when they open their facebook feeds. >> no one has been wrong more often than biden. >> the november 3rd result may never be accurately determined. >> is there any label or fact check? >> they have a little thing at the bottom that says voting by mail has a long history of trustworthiness. >> are you a facebook user? >> yes. >> what sort of pages do you follow on there? >> anybody that agrees with me. >> only people that agree with you? >> that's right. that would be a republican and anti-abortion guy and pro gun and pro beer. >> you're not thinking it would be good to follow pages of people you disagree with, see if -- >> no, pause they call me stupid, ignorant. why would i follow people that throw rocks at me constantly. i've got tens of thousands of people that do. >> so trump, his campaign, a lot of senior republicans over the past few weeks have been sharing doctored and manipulated videos on social media. the trump campaign and trump supporters will say

cnn's donie o'sullivan is joining us now. >> this is a significant update.an people tied to the same troll group that interfered in the 2016 election are back again. facebook says, acting on a tip from the fbi. this is the most insight into what russians are doing now today to try to use social media to covertly insert themselves into the american national conversation. now, the fbi said to facebook all centers around peace data. it posed as an independent left wing online magazine and it recruited american writers and journalists to contribute to it and it paid them. the sort of the stories popping up there attacks on joe biden, kamala harris from the left, a tactic we saw russia use in 2016 when according to u.s. prosecutors they tried to use the social media to split the democratic vote and there are criticisms of trump, u.s. foreign policy and racial inequality in the u.s. as one might expect from a real left wing site. the good news here, alisyn, this was in the infancy, it hadn't gone viral as such. it wasn't solely focused on the election, but the bad

business reporter donie o'sullivan joins me. donie, twitter slaps this manipulated label on this video. what's the impact of that? >> reporter: brianna, yes, twitter placed a tiny, really tiny label underneath this video saying manipulated video doesn't explain how it's manipulated or even if it's false. twitter's policy with manipulated videos and doctored and editsed videos for the past few months. when we've seen president trump, his campaign and senior republicans sharing more and more doctored and altered videos. the trump campaign and supporters say that videos like this, the original video of joe biden was awkward as it was, but a video like this was clearly a joke, but that is sort of an excuse that we're seeing used over and over again, with videos posted in this way. all of which, of course, play into narratives, some of course, false, about joe biden, and in this case, about his attitude towards police. and the campaigns are doing it, because they know they can get away with it, because even though this video has been

donie o'sullivan, thank you for your ongoing reporting and your great work in this realm of misinformation. appreciate it. >>> and the west coast is dealing with fires. breaking news in the gulf coast also dealing with yet another potential hurricane and we're tracking tropical storm sally. this will become a hurricane you say? >> i think by morning, ana. really do. looks poorly organized now. sally is the 19th named storm of the season, we're in peak of the hurricane season now. with the environment, extremely warm waters, nos shear and this could be a possible category 2 when it makes landfall. most activity east of the center, just beyond the cloud cover. near that core trying to develop and it will. this model, starts to get interesting. notice it's well-formed making its with towards southeast louisiana. this is 5:00 p.m. models are hinting at about this time it's going to put on the brakes. it may move only four or five miles per hour for an entire day. remember harvey. when it unleashes catastrophic flooding and may take all day to go through yeareas on tuesday. that's 20 inches of

i should have my guard up a bit more. >> and that was cnn's donie o'sullivan reporting there.looks like the trump tell-all section at the bookstore might need another shelf. the president's former attorney, michael cohen's memory "disloyal" is coming out on tuesday. in it we already know he goes into great detail on trump's fixation on president obama. writing tump was so obsessed he hired a fake obama for a video where trump, quote, ritualistically belittled the first black president and then fired him apprentice-style. cnn has reached out to the white house for comment. cohen you may remember pled guilty in 2018 to numerous federal crimes including tax evasion, lying to congress and campaign finance violations. there's going to be more on that in the days ahead. >> now, the real life hero in hotel rwanda has been arrested and charged with terror offenses in his home country, and his family wants to know why. as cnn's david mckenzie explains it's not even clear what he was doing in africa. >> reporter: the real life hero behind the movie hotel rwanda who saved 1,200 of his fe

that's why they're afraid of them. >> donie o'sullivan bringing us a variety of sentiments there. >>> president trump once again baselessly casting doubt on the election and in just hours, he'll announce his pick to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. live team coverage next. >>> but first, go inside the incredible story of the boy from troy turned civil rights icon. here is a preview of the cnn film "john lewis: good trouble." >> if john lewis wasn't doing what he did, i would not be here today. >> congressman lewis gave us the blueprint. it's to organize. it's to mobilize. and it is to legislate. >> this was a country that had a hard time loving people like john lewis. >> john lewis beat back numerous attempts over his career. people trying to alter voting rights. >> no one can win the war. >> i'm going to mention representative john lewis. >> we came here to do our job. we came here to work. we must say, wake up, america. wake up! >> his voice and his example are needed now as much as they've ever been. >> he's probably the most courageous person i ever met. a

cnn's donie o'sullivan is standing by with new details.t exactly are these hackers, what are they doing to interfere? >> reporter: hey, brooke. yeah. lots to unpack here. show you this full screen that helps break it down. the same russian hacking group tied to russian military intelligence, broke into the democratic party in 2016, according to microsoft, tried to hack recently, both national and state parties here in the u.s., and political consultants working with republicans and democrats. chinese hackers have targeted biden's campaign and at least one person, a prominent person, formerly associated with the trump administration and between may and june, iranian hackers tried to log into the accounts of trump administration officials and trump campaign staff. that's all according to microsoft. it's important to point out here that microsoft is not saying that these attacks on the campaigns as specifically were successful, but also important to note that this is unlikely to be the full story. microsoft is obviously a huge company, but on

cnn business reporter donny o'sullivan is here with the details.e a spy novel. >> hey, john, yeah, that's right, it does. jack delaney was over the moon when he heard from an editor what looked like an independent and legitimate left wing news website but all was not what it appeared to be. have a listen. >> the message was, you know, saying, hey, we like your work. we've seen your work before. would you like to write for us? would you like to be a part of our publication? we can offer you about 200, 250 per article, and at that time i was like, sound like a food opportunity for me. i can make money, get my work published. >> must be quite surreal to hear about this and say, oh, my god, i'm -- am i part of a russian disinformation campaign? >> yeah. totally surreal. i was completely unwittingly doing it. i had no idea they were linked to the kremlin or anything. you know, obviously if i had known, wouldn't have done that, but, you know, i mean, it seemed like -- it seemed legitimate from what i saw. i'm obviously no fan of putin or russian governme

kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all i got it shout out congratulations to my friend ronnie o'sullivan who have won 6 times now the world snooker championship up there at the crucible in sheffield that's in england ronnie is the mozart of stoker and as you can tell by american accent i have no idea how to pronounce snooker but it doesn't change the fact that ronnie is the greatest of all time in that sport but i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and i prize a report soon don't be a stranger ok now let's talk with stacey i think it's something along the lines a snoop snoop at. something like that anyway you know what max was a champion in predicting this sort of headlines then druckenmiller speaking of london i guess they used to run the quantum fund out of there right the in george soros yeah i'm not sure where they dhamma styled probably somewhere waiting. for certainly they did crash the pound and that is this guy's then talking miller he was on one of the financial news shows here in the united states and he predicts inflation and deflation out of t

kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all i got it shout out congratulations to my friend ronnie o'sullivan who have won 6 times now the world snooker championship up there at the crucible all in sheffield that's in.

kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all i got it shout out congratulations to my friend ronnie o'sullivan who have won 6 times now the world stucker championship up there at the crucible in sheffield that's in england ronnie is the mozart of stoker and as you can tell by by american accent i have no idea how to pronounce snooker but it doesn't change the fact that ronnie is the greatest of all time in that sport that i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and cries report soon don't be a stranger.

kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all i got it shout out congratulations to my friend ronnie o'sullivan who have won 6 times now the world snooker championship up there at the crucible in sheffield that's in england ronnie is the mozart of stoker and as you can tell by american accent i have no idea how to pronounce snooker but it doesn't change the fact that ronnie is the greatest of all time in that sport that i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and i cries report soon don't be a stranger ok now let's talk with stacey. i think it's something along the lines a snoop snoop at. something like that anyway you know what max was a champion in predicting this sort of headlines then druckenmiller speaking of london i guess they used to run the quantum fund out of there right the in george soros yeah i'm not sure where they dump a style probably somewhere waiting. for certainly they did crash the pound and that is this guy's then druckenmiller he was on one of the financial news shows here in the united states and he predicts inflation and deflation out of the

cnn's donie o'sullivan has more on microsoft's statement and what experts are saying about this hacking. >> reporter: yeah, there's a lot to unpack here in this microsoft announce. . microsoft saying that the same russian hacking group that's tied to russian military intelligence that broke into democratic party here in the u.s. in 2016 has recently tried to hack both national and state parties here in the united states as well as political consultants working with republicans and democrats. microsoft saying chinese hackers targeted vice president joe biden's campaign and one person formerly associated with the trump administration. when it comes to iran, microsoft is saying that in may and june iranian hackers tried to log into the accounts of trump administration officials and trump campaign staff. it is important to point out here that the attacks were successful, but it is true there is much more attempts on other services beyond microsoft. what microsoft says does match what the u.s. intelligence community said. they put out a statement saying iran, russia, china were all seeking t

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donie o'sullivan joins me now.oversial choice to attend a fund-raiser by people with crackpot views. >> this qanon which is labeled by the way a potential domestic terrorist threat by the fbi was confined to the dark corners of the internet but now it is increasingly becoming a part of mainstream republican politics with republicans running for congress showing support for qanon and i want to show you what vice president mike pence told our john berman when he was asked about qanon. >> do you believe they love america? >> i don't know anything about that conspiracy theory, john. >> how can you not know about it given how much it's been in the news? >> well, honestly, john, i just -- i don't know anything about that. i have heard about it. we dismiss conspiracy theories around here. >> will you dismiss it? >> i just did, john. >> no, you didn't. >> we dismiss conspiracy theories out of hand. >> reporter: but now cnn is learning that pence is due to ater attend a fund-raiser next week by a couple showing support of q

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. >> donie o'sullivan, thanks for straightening it out for so many people.g major developments overseas. the taliban and the afghan government meeting for historic peace talks. and just moments ago, secretary of state mike pompeo delivered a passionate plea about ending the war. >>> first, this year marks the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii. today we introduce you to a woman who just learned about her mother's wartime truth. >> most americans don't know about the island. >> it was the only battle of world war ii fought on american soil. >> i want to make sure that all americans know that this wasn't just pearl harbor. something happened on the aleutian islands. >> if you look at a map of alaska, the aleutian islands are the long tail that goes off to the left. the islands that attu is in, they're closer to asia than to any part of the u.s. the japanese attacked dutch harbor june 3rd and 4th, 1942. after that, the u.s. decided that it needed to evacuate the native residents from the villages. the attuans had already been occupied by the japanese s

let's check in with business correspondent donie o'sullivan. a small fix is the way to put this?: really small. despite facebook and zuckerberg out there, they're saying they won't allow campaigns to run new ads in the last week of the election campaign but if you're the trump cam pane, any campaign, buy a ton of ads the week before the campaign and it will run all the way out through election day and lies about your opponent. zuckerberg was on cbs this morning and here's what he had to say. >> dumping information, the misinformation the last days of the election may not be time for the normal debate and process to play out and why i think it's important to have extra restrictions in the last week. the thing i'm sensitive is us be the ultimate deciders of what is right and wrong and true and false in the world. >> reporter: so there's zuckerberg saying that if there's ads being placed and bought in the last week of the election, because facebook allows false ads, there might not be enough time for the scrutiny of the ads and saying that facebook will accept the money from the cam

joining me to discuss this and a whole of other topics is donie o'sullivan and let me begin with you, this intelligence has been politicized like so many other things in this country but has been consistent. you know, russia is active in this election again, same goal. promote the president. hurt his democratic opponent. can you explain why the intel community and other experts see russian interference as different from interference which is true from other foreign actors such as china and iran? >> yeah, jim, certainly what we know about publicly is that when it comes to social media disinformation and really sort of acting on information that an intelligence agency might have hacked, russia is more like as we saw in 2016 to weaponize that and leak that and a bit unlike 2016 when we didn't really know what russia was doing on social media until 2017 when -- we now know what this looks like. and just two weeks ago, facebook took down acting on a tip from the fbi, by the way, what reported to be an independent left-wing website called peace data. we can show you some -- sort of the data

. >> cnn's joanny o'sullivan joins me now. donie, what was the point of the scheme?fuel to the fire of what is happening here in the u.s., trying to inflame existing divisions along racial lines, along political lines. this campaign was using real americans to make these sites and social media pages seem more credible. this site posed as a left wing website. what we saw on it were attacks on vice president joe biden, senator kamala harris, but from the left. you'll remember russia used social media in the same way in 2016 to try and split the democratic vote, trying to turn people against hillary clinton. and of course, dana, we know from u.s. intelligence, that russia right now is trying to meddle in november's election. and this is just one of the examples of the many techniques they are using. >> donie, it's one thing to read and learn about bulletins from the department of homeland security or intelligence about this. it's a whole different thing that you were able to show us how they are actually trying to work the get americans to do their bierty work for them

donie o'sullivan, you're doing great work.or your reporting. >>> speaking of russia, one of the most memorable moments of president trump's first term came with a meeting with vladimir putin, russia's president. it's part of jake tapper's new cnn special report. >> seeing in helsinki for president trump's press conference with vladimir putin is one thing i will never forget for the rest of my life. when he says that he talked to vladimir putin, that he believed him. >> he just said it's not russia. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> vladimir putin, this former kgb agent, for the president to take his word like that, was so stunning. >> why does he seem to like putin despite the fact that putin is perhaps the primary enemy of the united states? >> i think the president repeatedly confuses having good personal relationships with foreign leaders with having good overall bilateral relationships between the two countries. >> reporter: trump's public allegiance to president putin, according to former national security advise

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cnn's doni o'sullivan with more. >> hey, john, yeah. that's right.rs of this violent right-wing group, the proud boys taking the president's words last night really as an endorsement, seeing this as the president calling on them to help him. i want to show you, john, some of the messages that the group were posting online right after the president appeared to praise them last night. one shows the proud boys logo with the president's words, stand back, stand by emblazoned like a slogan. this group is posting messages all over social media and messaging forms that are lesser known and that's because facebook back in 2018 identified this group as a hate group and banned it from its platform. i want to show you what the head of the antidefamation league said last night ahead of the adl and said it's astonishing that when asked a simple question, will you condemn white supremacists, they responded the proud boys can stand back and stand by, it was an answer or an admission potus owes america an apology or an explanation now. john, you and i talk a lot abo

cnn's donie o'sullivan joins us now. this is disgusting.re president trump is trying to make it look like or whoever put this together, then president trump disseminated it, as though joe biden would actually dance to a vulgar anti-police song? >> that's right, alisyn. yesterday, the president retweeted this video and i think you can see a screen shot of it here that appeared to make it look like joe biden was sort of listening and dancing along to the nwa song "f the police." that, of course, never happened, that is from an event in florida earlier this week, where biden was at least trying to dance along to a totally unrelated song. and as you mentioned, all twitter does about this is put a tiny little label on it there that says "manipulated media," which doesn't stop people from sharing it and it doesn't really tell people even how this video was false or even that it's false in the first place. now, this, of course, all came a day after trump retweeted a different account that baselessly accused biden of being a pedophile. twitter incr

cnn's donie o'sullivan spent time at a trump event and heard some just amazing things. [ chanting: four minnesota today to ask some supporters what they see when they open their facebook feeds. >> no one has been more wrong, more often than biden. >> the november 3rd election result may never be accurately determined. >> on that post, is there any label or fact check or anything? >> yeah, they have a little thing at the bottom that says, voting by mail has a long history of trustworthiness in the u.s. [ laughs ] >> reporter: are you a facebook user? >> i use facebook, yes. >> reporter: what sort of pages do you follow on there? >> anybody that agrees with me. >> reporter: only people that agree with you? >> that would be a republican and anti-abortion guy and pro-gun and pro-beer. >> reporter: do you not think it would be good to follow pages of people who disagree with you? >> no, because they call me stupid and ignorant. why would i follow people that throw rocks at me and don't disagree with me? >> reporter: so trump, his campaign, a lot of senior republicans over the past few weeks

joining us now, cnn politics and technology reporter dhoni o'sullivan and fact-checker daniel dale.ne example and make clear here, i find it's dangerous to even show these at all, but i'm doing it because i want people to know how they're being manipulated. so, it's a very posted by white house social media director dan skaven scavino, appearing to be an interview between joe biden and lola santiago, who is now an awesome reporter here at cnn. it appears to show joe biden fell asleep. why is this so deceptive? >> hey, john. that interview never actually happened. leyla santiago did not interview joe biden on that local news report. the interview that took place happened in 2011, and it was leyla interviewing harry belafontee. and take a look at the original footage. >> hey, good morning, harry! harry, wake up. harry? >> so, what happened there, then, is that the trump campaign took old footage of biden and replaced that where you see belafonte there. belafonte responding overnight, telling maggie haberman that they keep stooping lower and lower. a technical glitch in an interview i

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aaron hill is 18, he's from cork in ireland — and he wasn't even born when o'sullivan won the first ofainst another three—time grand slam champion, stan wawrinka in the first round of the french open — the man he played in his last match in paris, three years ago. it was a really tough five—set defeat in the semi—finals — and murray said this week, it was that brutal match that turned out to be the end of his hip. it was also pretty much the end of wawrinka's knee, so they're both on their way back from major surgery. the french open is starting. i'm excited about that. it will be good to watch. it feels like things are happening. wejust to watch. it feels like things are happening. we just need tvs to watch. it feels like things are happening. wejust need tvs now, don't we? we will get back out there. thanks very much. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. a rainbow, that's what we need this morning. indeed, good morning. many of us will see some rainbows around the neck few days because we will see that some sunshine around in blustery showers but a real case of mixed f

congratulations in advance and the o'sullivan family. taylor is turning 10 years old today.m/mytodayplaza. >> thank you >> bye-bye >> it's the place to do it >>> what do you say we check in with dylan for the forecast? hey, dylan >> let's take a look at what's going on one more time across the country. we do have that flooding rain potential back through the southern plains where we could see several inches of rain over the next coming days out west, not seeing a whole lot of rain. we could certainly use it. the fire risk is high as conditions stay very dry out there. kind of unsettled through the mid-atlantic where we could see some scattered showers and storms today. tomorrow it's kind of the same thing. we're still looking at the chance of strong storms though it does shift farther to the north. that includes the northeast through philadelphia, through new york city. d.c. could see storms as well. heavy rain continues through the southern plains. total of 8 inches of rain is po >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at our high temperatures for today

wales, who are aiming to qualify for a first major finals, but a mistake from goalkeeper laura o'sullivanlay—offs. a thousand fans were due to watch bath's premiership rugby match against gloucester last night, but following the latest government announcements, fans were told they couldn't attend, just a few hour's before kick—off. but their team managed to lift the mood with a remarkable late turnaround, coming from 17 points down to win 31—211, and move up to second in the table. a lot of the sport is reflecting on what happened yesterday but i want to show you a little bit ofjoy. just a moment. now, stand by for some huge hitting from england star jofra archer in the ipl. he's known for his lightning quick bowling but it was his batting that did the damage here. archer hammered four sixes in the final over for his side the rajasthan royal sas he made 27 not out, from just 8 balls. he later took a wicket as well, as the royals ran out winners by 16 runs against the chennai super kings in sharjah. we talked a lot in the past about his fantastic bowling and how he is very intimidating to