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1877 it sucks six at 5:55 have i got news for you, ramir saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn 48 hoursrom now, we'll hear from vice president harris in her first sit down interview and we'll be right here on cnn was talking with my colleague anchor dana bash and will air thursday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> it's her first interview since she got the top of the ticket and her running mate, governor tim walz, will also join her. meanwhile, the debate over the debate could possibly be settled tonight that mics will likely be muted for the abc debate between trump and harris on september 10 at the trunk team saying it agreed to the rules that are similar to the one that cnn and the debate here had with president biden at the time, muted mics and no audience. it's unclear if there'll be allowed to bring notes on the stage, but the harris campaign says that debate negotiations are ongoing with me now, molly ball, senior political reporter for the wall street journal, and two fancy right democratic strategist and ramesh ponnuru, who is editor of the national review, glad to have all of you

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got news for you, ramir saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn donald trump has a new prediction for his first ever interaction with vice president harris at their debate, just 11 days from now we should probably call me a racist on a week from now, we can have i look forward to that debate very much looking forward to that debate, to my political sources tonight, former communications director for vice president harris, ashley etienne, and republican strategist, brad todd great to see you here. >> all right, so ashley that sound that we just heard from donald trump as he projecting what he wants to happen. do you think he wants kamala harris to call him a racist i really don't spend much time thinking about what trump wants. >> i mean, honestly sorry, maybe it's too late at night. i should say that breaking the truce right exactly. but but here's here's what i think the strategy is going to be from the harris campaign's perspective, and that is to let trump be trump you know, i think what she's going to try to do is you know, do with democrats don't typically do. and that is she's g

>> ramir saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn deaths and injuries at yellowstone. >> does it stand compared to other parks? >> it stands out a lot in the numbers of ways that you can get injured he got thermal features, hot springs, geysers, mud pots, and steam vents that are often above the boiling point in temperature stupid there is, this fascinating visitor reaction that i call got to touch that water if you fall into one of these boiling hot springs and when you immerse all the way you're going to swallow water. so that will inflict burns all the way down it's going to enter through your eyes. you're going to be blind people have died by bending over and touching that water in fact, 22 people have died in yellowstone's hydrothermal areas, according to the u.s geological survey let out numbers the bison in the bears. it does this is a gruesome way to go in july of 2024, a hydrothermal feature exploded, launching grapefruit sized rocks hundreds of feet into the air and destroying a nearby boardwalk. we grabbed their kids, started running, trying to get as far as we can from the

routine have i gotot news for yu ramir saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn you're in the cnn newsroom>> i'm paula reid in washington, sitting in tonight for jessica dean now it's only about ten weeks to go in the election for the harris and trump campaigns vice president harris is riding high after accepting her party's nomination during an energetic convention in chicago this week, she'll be heading out on a bus tour through georgia next week, while former president donald trump hits pennsylvania and wisconsin and in a race with so many twists and turns, we're seeing yet another shakeup this time with third-party candidate, robert f. kennedy jr. suspending his campaign and throwing his support behind trump let's go to cnn's steve contorno for more details. steve how is the trump campaign feeling about this endorsement

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and give me he say have i got news for you, ramir saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we're going to show you live pictures now from southern lebanon after hezbollah militants said they've quote, successfully completed their retaliatory strikes on israel for the day well dance what happened in northern israel hours ago after the group fired at least 200 rockets from lebanon, hezbollah called that the first phase of its retaliation for the recent killings of its top military commander. but earlier, israel said it hit hezbollah positions just as they were preparing to launch their strikes. the idf says more than 100 fighter jets took part in the operation destroying thousands of hezbollah rocket launcher beryl's. lebanon says three people were killed in the israeli military says, they've been carrying out more attacks in southern lebanon in the last hour. prime minister benjamin netanyahu reacted to hezbollah's offensive, furious the notebook as who took isabella this morning, we detected hezbollah's preparation to attack israel together with the m

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. >> ramir saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn right now, aid workers in gaza are preparing to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of children against polio vaccinations are expected to begin tomorrow and will continue for almost two weeks the highly infectious virus was found in sewage samples recently followed by the first recorded case of polio in gaza in 25 years. >> new video shows some babies receiving the inoculations today ahead of the bigger rollout plan, israel says it has agreed to pause fighting as workers enter each era hurry up cnn's nic robertson is in jerusalem for us, nic, there are a lot of moving parts to make this plan work including israel committing to stopping fighting for hours at a time, how complicated is this going to be? >> this is hugely complicated. it's never been tried before. it's going to be monumental in what is going to press the u.n. and all the workers there who are going to try to put this together to do this is something that of a scope and a scale and speed that they've never done before now some of the vaccinations did get underway saturday. the depu

ramir, saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn to debate or not to debate. that is the question this week, former president donald trump is flip-flopping and undermining his own campaign over the issue of microphones at abc's upcoming debate at set for two weeks from now, there's campaign wants open mind. the trump campaign does not ask for the candidate himself. it's hard to pin down exactly where he stands. >> i am willing to debate and i think we shouldn't do much more than one debate with another network. i want to do it. >> i think abc is really should be shut out what would you want the microphone muted debate whenever you're not sleeping? >> we agreed to the same rules. i don't know. >> doesn't matter to me. i'd rather have it probably on, but the agreement was that it would be the same as it was last time. i shouldn't say this because if there's a debate it would be nice to surprise her with that one it's not lost on the harris campaign that the former president does not have the cleanest track record on open mics the rational left will you shut who

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>> ramir saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn the battle for the presidency, kicking into overdrive. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump laser-focused. now on the battleground states harris is making georgia a priority this week, riding the wave of a convention that got democrats fired up. cnn's victor blackwell spoke to some black men about what they took away from harris is historic convention speaks. and what issues they want to see her tackle next do you believe the polls that show that black men in a substantial way are shifting two former president trump i was in barbara south today. right. and there's there's this real kind of resolve that a lot of folks who are younger millennials are having, which is, hey, i'm make a little bit of money. i want to keep my money right and the country has ever really worked for a black man. so what do i have to lose? and so black men are beginning to vote with their pocketbooks and i think that that's misguided. but i think with i think the democratic party has failed to demonstrate what it has to offer the black men

ramir saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn former president trump's new proposal on in vitro fertilization is demanding a closer look. he is promising that if he's reelected, he would make government or health insurance pay for not just some, but all costs for ivf under the trump administration, you are government will pay for all your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with ivf treatment, fertilization for women ivf because we want more babies to put it very nicely joining me now is barbara collura the president and ceo of resolve, the national infertility association barbara, i wonder what your reaction was when you heard trump make this promise about all ivf coverage well, thank you for having me on and at resolved.org, we have actually been fighting for insurance coverage for decades this is the number one barrier for people to build their family is lack of adequate insurance coverage. those out-of-pocket costs our out of reach for most people. and so look, we applaud any candidate, any policymaker who wants to help our community. we we actually know at

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near, raise a glass to smarter spending and download rocket money today, wherever i got news for you, ramiraturday, september 14th at nine on cnn and we are following breaking news out of gaza where the idf says it has located, quote, a number of bodies. now, israeli forces have not yet identified those bodies. they are working to do so. and of course, we're going to bring you more information as we learn it. also in gaza today, a first group of babies receiving polio vaccinations ahead of a united nations-led campaign that officially begins tomorrow the u.n the main u.n. agency in gaza plans to vaccinate over 600,000 children during a series of pauses fighting that's been agreed to the highly infectious virus was found in sewage samples in june. and a case was reported earlier this month. that's the first case of polio in gaza in 25 years. cnn's elliott gotkine joining us now and there are a lot of moving parks to make this work, elliott, walk us through this complicated process jessica, i think you said the operative word there complicated because even in the best of times, carrying out t

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>> ramir saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn cnn. >> a statue honoring civil rights hero and u.s.ongressman john lewis was unveiled and his former georgia congressional district outside of atlanta, it replaces a contentious monument to the confederacy that stood in the very same spot for more than a century before being dismantled in 2020 that everything that's happening here is laid on the groundwork how about barrett why it sweet, wonderful powerful man who, even when he wasn't talking are preaching, even brand he was counting votes and he was stacking up those votes to find a way to make your life, the life of our children and our children's children better here, listen to the voice of ambassador andy young, cnn correspondent ivan rodriguez joins me now, live from decatur, georgia with the latest and what are you seeing right now? ceremony looks like it's still underway fred, for many people, this marks a moment of change and behind me, as you mentioned, that ceremony is wrapping up. >> you can see that 12 foot bronze statue of the late john lewis with his hands over his heart,

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ramir, saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn. >> right now, members of congress are on a fact-finding mission, in butler, pennsylvania, where a would-be assassins bullet came within inches of killing donald trump. a bipartisan taskforce is there to focus on and try to fix the security failures around that july 13th shooting. and the chairman of the task force, pennsylvania republican mike kelly was there with his wife, son, and grandkids as a bullets were flying. he spoke to cnn a short time ago from butler i think there's one thing that everybody should be concerned with. this has happened in the past and people walked away from over there via kennedy assassination or things that have happened after that was never having a clear picture of what happened. >> who was charged that day and how we how do we make sure it doesn't happen again? cnn's danny freeman is in butler and danny, this of course, was just six weeks ago and now they're in the middle of this investigation. what are you hearing from on the ground? >> manu just six weeks ago here at the butler farm show, he was a very, ve

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