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i'm ryan nobles in today for fredricka whitfield. an travel plans turning turbulent for many americans on this busy holiday weekend. more than a thousand flights canceled in the last two days as the tsa now said airports have hit prepandemic levels. agents screening the most passengers since february of 2020. and there is no relief on the roads. aaa is estimated 42 million americans are hitting the highways for july 4th. so we have reporters at two of the biggiest airports in the country. camilla bernal is in los angeles at l.a.x. and first let's go to cnn's nadia romero at hartsfield jackson in atlanta. we've seen the lines stretch all day. what are people saying about their travel this weekend? >> reporter: yeah, well it is a really a mixed bag, ryan. you talked to some people who may sort of come to the airport, a lot earlier than normal. one couple came three hours early just to make sure they were able to make their flight. but we also heard from a gentleman who is just trying to get from atlanta to vegas. his flight has been ca

>> i'm sure they do, ryan. to the extent this has turned into a swearing contest between ornato and cassidy hutchinson, she didn't just provide 60 seconds in a yes or no about the details of trump's anger wanting to march with that armed mob, ornato has to answer all the questions and had a bird's eye view of what went on and we're rounding in as the hearings proceed to the hearing of these events. in the run-up, the funding and the organization of january 6th. and what happened on january 6th itself? ornato has to answer all of those questions. that could be uncomfortable for him. >> how did last week strengthen the case for legal action against the former president? >> we got a very important missing link from cassidy hutchinson and that is that president trump 23knew the crow was armed. he had reason to believe the danger that would occur and how he wanted to march with the crowd, how angry he was when he couldn't go and it puts on his tweet attacking pence when we know not only that he didn't want to take a

so ryan can i start with you? what were your first thoughts and as as you've been processing what happened? of course, we knew that that would probably happen. you kind of took a gamble that it would happen on this book because this book is really a handbook for post-row america. and so the timing couldn't be a better so sure. i mean a couple thoughts and one is alexandra and i last fall could count to five when the state of mississippi asked the supreme court not only to uphold their 15-week law protecting babies after 15 weeks of life in the womb. they didn't just ask the court to uphold that they actually asked the court to overturn row and casey which was a bold move by the states. i think the attorney general on the solicitor general there deserve a lot of credit for doing what conventional wisdom told them not to do conventional wisdom said go for what roberts is going to do in his concurrence and just ask to uphold the 15-week bill and then keep row and casey in place. we can count to five thinking there's

ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: the omicron ba.5 sub barria -- variant accounts for 80% of the new cases. broadway has expanded is optional mask policy until august. they are encouraged but not required to wear masks during performances. with l.a. possibly having a return to the mask mandate, many are wondering if san francisco will be next. >> what we have done in san francisco as a leader in covid and as a department of public health that has made conservative decisions to protect public health and we have seen less than 1000 people die of covid. i am trusting our public health experts and there is no indication that we are going in that direction. reggie: the mayor went on to say that while numbers are concerning, hospital levels remain manageable. jobina: san francisco police are looking for thieves that smashed and>> broken out windows on this large fan that had been part two garin delhi square in san francisco. >> the sense of love and unity, we felt the polar opposite. >> they described the moment aft

ryan riley joins us, justice reporter for nbc news. and we got so much news tonight, we've got a fourth panelist. our friend matt miller is back, former chief spokesperson for the department of justice. phil, i've got to start with you, your paper is reporting, we have not yet confirmed, trump's actions are now under investigation. what does that mean? does that mean trump is under investigation? >> well, stephanie, it means that federal prosecutors as they pursue their criminal case into january six, and the election, the fake electors scheme, are scrutinizing investigating former president trump's actions, his words, his communications with his lawyers, and with allies and others in his inner circle. this has become clear through recent testimony, or rather, recent questioning of people before a grand jury. where prosecutors have asked hours of questions about what was trump saying, what was trump directing, trying to understand trump's motives, and his actions. so he is, or rather his actions are being scrutinized by prosecutors as

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live in pleasanton, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: the washburn fire is burning inside yosemite national park. this morning it is 87% contained and is born -- and has burned more than 4900 acres. firefighters report the smoke from the open fire is drifting farther east it is impacting the fire but in a good way. it has helped keep temperatures down and gain control of the flames. julian: the smoke from the oak fire is expected to blow into the bay area today. abc 7 reporter j.r. stone spoke with experts. j.r.: plumes like this have been billowing into the air ever since the oak fire started. now forecast shows this smoke above the san francisco bay area in the next 24 to 48 hours. >> we expect smoke to drift into the bay area. higher elevations may have smoke impact. j.r.: while skies were clear over san francisco in the east bay on sunday, there is an air quality advisory in place. the national weather service released this time-lapse smoke forecast map that shows smoke at high elevations of the entire bay area by tuesday. th

ryan curry is live with more on the motto fever. ryan: it's a fever, that's for sure. we did not win as an abc 7 morning team, but that gives us an opportunity to play again on friday. we are now talking about a very large jackpot, over $1 billion. california lottery did tell me that this was expected. when i spoke to them yesterday, they told me that last night's drawing that did not have a winner with make the prize -- would make the prize over $1 billion. we are still a little bit a ways away from the $1 billion prize in 2018, but we are getting closer to it. there is a chance that this current jackpot could rise before friday. sales are what drive the jackpot, and there could be more sales with the prize that big. >> the states and jurisdictions come together on the day of a draw and look at the sales and how it is doing. growing sales are what supports the jackpot. ryan: now, the jackpot also rises with more people buying, which makes the odds of winning much harder. you're more likely to be struck by lightning among other things, but the message from california l

ryan curry is live to explain that. ryan: good morning. the dream work in that case as cliche as it sounds and that is what they are trying to do. this is such a large sum of money, enough to easily change someone's life. the question we have is that -- is that while the winner be tonight and somewhere in the bay area? it is happened before and now we are trying to see if that is going to happen again this year. you mentioned the jackpot, $810 million, we did not get a winner on friday and that jackpot has gone up. it is one of the largest in the game's history and it does not beat the $1.5 billion from a few years ago but still a lot of money, even after taxes that is $400 million. let us talk about raising cane's and they are doing something pretty unique. the founder bought 50,000 tickets, one for each crewmember. that does out -- that comes out to $16,000 if they win. that is not an $800 million prize if you end up winning it or 400 million tax -- $400 million after taxes. that is a genuine one thing to do, if they end up winning since

law enforcement. >> tim ryan knows defunding the police is ridiculous. >> reporter: ryan's also blasting his opponent, republican j.d. vance, for his position. >> j.d. vance wants to abolish alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, the federal agency that helps local police departments and sheriff's departments solve crimes and prevent crimes that is an extreme position. >> reporter: vance, like other republicans across the country, is accusing ryan of being soft on crime. and what do you have to say about tim ryan's record on crime? >> well, it's terrible, right? i mean, this is a guy who, in the wake of the george floyd killing, called all police systemically racist, said that law enforcement was the new jim crow. >> reporter: meanwhile, erica ingram says republicans like vance best reflect her anger amid the violence. >> i kind of like him because he'll fight, he won't be scared to come out and really come to the cities and talk to one of us that, you know, has experienced a crime. >> reporter: and bickerstaff has a blunt message for her party. >> quit playing games. either you're for the rest

ryan's mother was diagnosed with cancer. the time and money he needed for his school went towards his mother. >> it was a financial emergency. i did not have the resources that i needed to continue school on a full-time basis. >> reporter: the fund made that possible, as it has for many others. tammy is grateful for all they have done and will do in the future. although one day it will be without her. her cancer has re-turned. >> my window of time is shrinking and that is the reality i am dealing with. there is no benefit for me. this is about the students that need it. >> reporter: thanks to tammy, that is what other students in ryan's situation will get. >> what an incredible heart. >>> we are approaching the holiday weekend. we saw a lot of people going out of town today. >> the folks have jackets on around the bay area. temperatures could be 15 degrees below average. san jose ec sunshine and you might think it is warm but it is actually 69 degrees outside. we are not seeing 80s. earlier this week we had temperatures in t

cnn's ryan nobles is on capitol hill.o ryan, just remind us why pat cipollone's testimony is so crucial to the whole investigation. >> this is someone that was at the center of everything that was happening at the white house after the election in 2020 right up until january 6th, and from what we've already heard from other witnesses, he was someone that was working very hard to prevent the former president donald trump and his top aides from making mistakes that could be potentially dangerous and even illegal. for instance, he can talk about what was happening in the oval office on january 6th. he could also talk about his efforts to push back on donald trump installing a puppet attorney general that would look into these thin claims of voter fraud. he also can talk about jeffrey clark's meeting with the white house on georgia. that was during that period of time where the former president was trying to convince the georgia secretary of state to intervene in the election results, and he also warned about the language tha

we've among soon ryan's which are happening now. how is the panning out the monsoons while they were supposed to be a moralist? normal they are, they are not being quite normal. there has been days in various parts, but it's still the very beginning of them on so. so there are standard expectations and predictions that them on soon over on will be normal or the continent as a whole. but even bit normal manzona, what happens is some regions gets maureen and some regions get nice. so overall. 5 it's been one month into the monsoon and overall there have been a deficiencies with the prediction that those will be caught up in the, in the remaining 2 months or so. okay, so some areas over on of break overall. how difficult. yeah, please go ahead. so overall, now overall, now really difficult talk to him on, so let me put it back to me. okay, so if you guys got to the expecting, difficult start to the monsoons as you say, some areas are expected to get normal rains, others less. india has also been experiencing torrential flooding. is thi

steve: and ryan payne this morning jump in ryan.arnings, do you think we are seeing slowly bring targets down having pret all in at this point? if news not news, we know about recession slowing of economy seems to me markets might price it all in. >> i think rather unfair to make that being being observation we've gone from earnings the beginning this year to 15 times forward earnings the question is the "e"in p/e at this juncture we haven't begun to see markdown over several quarters into 12023 likely to see does suggest there is more room, for pricing pressure, on corporations and stock market, so, i think 3000 important level bouncing around or above it a couple trading session perhaps taken on 3500 on s&p 500, lower from here obviously, substantially the at the same time the slowdown in economic activity has been pulled forward in today's levels i think would take, prospect of a recession being pulled into this year, in order for us to test that next leg down. maria: okay. we will leave it there, mark luschini thank you so much

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ryan curry live in the east bay this morning. hi, ryan. ryan: good morning. 1.1 billion dollars, enough money that can certainly change a le, i are lucky people. maybe even lucky enough to get your very own dream car. we have been out at the luxury walnut creek dealer tori my future car if i win this thing. this is a lamborghini. check this out. this is a used car, by the way, and it costs $600,000. so give that in perspective but if you do win $1.1 billion in a lottery? are you -- lottery jackpot, that all of a sudden is in your budget. the california lottery projected something like this to happen after nobody went away with that tuesday jackpot. they said it would most likely rise to something over $1 billion and i was -- that is what we were seeing. this is not the high to that whopping $1.5 billion jackpot from 2018 but we are certainly getting closer. either we see a winner tonight or we will then talk about this jackpot getting towards record territory. regardless of the facts, people in the bay area are ready to press their luck. >

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but ryan, sharks are such complex creatures.re now learning more about them, really how mysterious they are. a lot of people don't realize that many shark species including great white sharks, they actually don't reproduce. they don't start sexually reproducing until they're in their 20s. the greenland shark doesn't become sexually mature until it's over 200 years old. >> wow. >> so we know that you certainly don't want to be on the wrong side of a sharks , but we also know that our environment, especially our marine ecosystems are much better and healthier with sharks there. >> i'm going to focus on the positive, a, it's like getting struck by lightning or wooinnin the lottery, b, i have to use common sense, and c, overall the ecosystem a lot better, and that will help me not think about the term test bite, which sounds terrifying. jeff corwin, thank you so much. >> yeah, ryan, if this comforts you the next time you're swimming in the beautiful waters, the beautiful ocean waters on the east coast, just take comfort to know that

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ryan curry is live at the airport with more on the trouble. ryan: good morning. it is already a busy morning at sfo as we expected to be on friday right before the fourth of july. this could be one of the busiest travel weekends since before the pandemic. it is tough to speculate the exact numbers but we have seen numbers rising through june and now we are approaching july. it could be a potentially busy weekend. already causing delays. according to travel experts they are advising people to roll with some of the expected cancellations and delays that could be expected. staffing shortages and other problems have caused these issues to be problems for months. with the issues and travel they could be amplified. passengers say airlines are notifying them to arrive well in advance of their flight, sometimes hours early just in case of cancellations or delays. the good news is ff -- sfo has lower cancellation rates compared to the national average but it could be a tough weekend for many. >> if anything goes wrong like a thunderstorm, it is a domino effect and ends up

i'm ryan nobles in today for fredricka whitfield.many americans on this busy holiday weekend. more than a thousand flights canceled in the last two days as the tsa now said airports have hit prepandemic levels. agents screening the most passengers since february of 2020. and there is no relief on the roads. aaa is estimated 42 million americans are hitting the highways for july 4th. so we have reporters at two of the biggiest airports in the country. camilla bernal is in los angeles at l.a.x. and first let's go to cnn's na

ryan curry is at the airport with more on the troubles. ryan: good morning. we could be expecting one of the busiest travel weekends in a couple of years. it is hard to speculate the exact numbers but we are already seeing some delays and we have already been seeing over the last few weeks and months travel numbers slowly trickling backup. tsa reporting numbers back up to where they were. this could be a very busy weekend here at sfo. g experts, they are telling passengers to expect cancellations and travel delays, staffing shortages and other problems. with the increase in travel this weekend, they could be amplified. passengers say airlines are notifying them well in advance of their flight in case of any delays or cancellations. sfo has lower cancellation rates than the national average but it could be a tough weekend for many. >> if anything goes wrong like a thunderstorm, it is a domino effect and it ends up being chaos. >> i have been warned by my family that there have been delays this past week and because of the holiday weekend, i wanted to make sure

ryan: probably later on, definitely. we are talking about $1.1 billion, i do not want to pass up the opportunity to win that kind of money. of course i will buy some more tickets but i do not know when. my biggest question is what would you do with that kind of money? that is a lot of money we are talking about. for me, i might indulge a little bit. who knows what i might end up doing with that amount of money. but a dream car certainly would be on the table. speaking with california lottery all week, this has been a possibility. they projected this to go over $1.1 billion. they said most likely if we did not get a winner on tuesday's drawing that this is a scenario we see for friday night. we are not close to that record $1.5 billion jackpot, we are certainly getting closer. either we will see a winner tonight, or we will continue to talk about this as the jackpot continues to rise over and over, intentionally hitting record territory. regardless, me and other bay area residents are ready to press their luck. >> i give

ryan curry, abc7news. reggie: rafael mandelman says there will be a monkeypox briefing today aimed at lgbtq plus influencers. the white house is teaming up with glaad. they hope the influencers will share information with their social media followers. the briefing will cover who can get the vaccine and why the lgbtq plus community seems to be hit hard. and him and says he hopes to take part. we are taking a closer look at supply issues involving the monkeypox vaccine in the bay area. you can find those stories on our website. jobina: the fda has authorized a fourth covid-19 vaccine for people 18 and older. trials found the novavax vaccine was 90% effective at preventing mild, moderate, or severe covid-19. the biden administration has secured three point 2 million doses, but the cdc has to sign off on it before it will be available. they meet next week. this could be significant, because it is a more significant -- a more traditional protein-based vaccine, instead of using mrna technology. it can be stored

ryan payne brought along his dad and brother. we'll talk about generational wealth and long-term investing. institutional investors and. all that and my take on so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so the fed minutes are out, coming out right now. we have edward lawrence going through them. in the meantime the while ride continues. meantime not only stocks but bond yields all over the place. oil continues to plunge. meanwhile signs of more rotation in the stock market itself as some investors are now betting the fed's new stance is akin to coming in like a lion to tame inflation but exiting like a lamb real quickly. as they shift gears maybe you should swift gears. really a time to comb through the history books, get clues and ideas how you want to go about this joining me out of the gate, i have kaltbaum capital management gary kaltbaum and marketing gauge director michelle schneider. i want to begin with the notion buying for a trade, buying for a trade that becomes a home run. we know the stock market will at some point

i want to write to cnn's ryan nobles, dana bash on this reporting, ryan will start with you, let's tell us about your new -- white house support staff who was talking with the january six committee, what do you know? >> that's right, don, this is -- and that cohen were able to officially confirmed tonight. we do want to make clear, this is the same person liz cheney talked about at the end of the january 6th select committee hearing on tuesday. they said, they were concerned about this interaction that they referred to the department of justice because they feared, it could be an example of witness intimidation. we're learning more tonight about why they had that concern. this individual was someone who worked in the white house support staff, not a member of the political unit of the white house, but as professional staff member who is there to support the services necessary at the white house. it's someone who would not be accustomed to receiving a phone call out of the blue from someone like the former president donald trump, someone who knew donald trump didn't have a personal relat

pleasanton is where we find ryan. ryan: good morning. the cruise should be on their way now to the oak fire. they left just around 4:00's morning. or just after. they are making good progress in heading towards the fire where they will be assisting the any crews already working hard to get this as contained as fast as they possibly can. this is not the first crew from alameda county to head up there. a crew on saturday did as well and they stop a home from burning completely saturday afternoon. more than 6000 people have been forced to evacuate so far from this fire. the crews are working around-the-clock both in the air and on the ground with some of the shots coming from the airside areas lig fire burning e hillside. according to alameda county and calfire, the fuel in the area, as we mentioned, burning so fast. >> we arrived right around daybreak after traveling. ryan: if the goal is again to arrive around daybreak today, that explains why they had to you around four :00 this morning. alameda county fire telling us that the goal is to

ryan curry is live. ryan: the supervisor said the city is frustrated by what he says is a lack of response from washington but adds that some progress is being made to distribute vaccines nationwide. there will be a meeting with city leaders to address this issue. mayor linda breed sent a request for 100,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine and the city has received just over 7000. zuckerberg general ran out of shots in four hours and stopped taking patients shortly after they opened. supervisor -- the supervisor is demanding more action be done. >> they have set as a goal still completely unacceptable, but moving in the right direction 3.5 million doses by the middle of next year. again, that's not enough. we have a public health need now. ryan: the demand is certainly there. the meeting will begin at 10:00, the government oversight and audit committee doing the hearing. they are asking for more collaboration with state leaders. supply has not met the demand so far, many waiting in line at s.f. general fo

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still with us phil rucker joyce vance ryan reilly and matt miller. you fill you've covered all four years of the trump white house wrote two books on it but he obviously didn't get reelected. he survived other investigations to impeachments. does it feel any different? >> you know, i don't think we can assess that right now. certainly, i think a lot of people would assume that trump is never going to end up in jail, he'll never get caught, you'll never face consequences for some of the things that he's done, but we can't always leap to those assumptions. the house committee for example in the hearings for the last two months have laid out in very plain english and frankly on live video and real world examples some pretty damning examples of trump's conduct in the run up to january six and the degree that he was involved in inciting the deadly attack on the capitol. it's unclear how far the justice department will go with this investigation. it's an important revelation that they are investigating trump's actions. that doesn't necessarily mean that th

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the monsoon is a lifeline for farmers who depend on these ryans to grow their crops like rice. but very dry areas in the north and west will be looking to the monsoon for relief as well. and intense hate live this year has bought drought to many parts of rochester state. here trains bringing 2000000 liters of water have become the only reliable source of it. ah, these 40 wagons, all of them filled with water, or a lifeline for the state of for justin. this does that region often see temperatures bryce to about 45 degrees celsius. but this year the heat wave arrived early, big, 3 months of drought has left thousands of inhabitants without water. either way, look, i opened the top and there's no water. at the moment, we only get water once every tindy's, without water, we can do anything. all i ask is for water to drink. twice a day, local authorities fill up the train with water from a lake nearby and transported over 60 kilometers. as soon as the train arrives, precedence flop to get their buckets filled, even though the water is not yet drinkable, it should be filtered by a tr

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it turned out not to be tim ryan. he joins us tonight.or me you want to point out what a fraud your opponent is, but i can't resist. shouldn't he be required to campaign with joe biden? >> in cleveland, joe biden was here today, and -- nowhere to be found, but you are right. the guy is a fraud. sided with illegal aliens over his own citizens, who were being killed at record numbers. he sided with the biden administration killing the energy industry in ohio in the name of green energy, which of course has shifted a ton of manufacturing jobs. while he says that he cares about working say listens, he sided with the biden administration on hundred% of the time on policies that defunded the american police department, and have made it through this ridiculous inflation we are experiencing. i'm not surprised he's not politically -- i know that -- i am surprised at the shamelessness of it all, that the guy campaign for joe biden, supported all of his policies, and is now on a tv commercial -- >> when you were a kid, there were plenty of democrats

ryan?sa, excellent reporting capturing the level of frustration just unimaginable in uvalde, texas. let's bring back in the panel of experts. sergeant dorsey, i know in many ways these families are asking for the answers to questions that are unanswerable. right? this was such a catastrophic fai failure. should they be getting a better response from some of the elected leaders than they are right now? >> absolutely. listen. everybody seems to be pointing the finger at someone else and the mayor gets no points from me. he was in lockstep with the governor on day one and understand that his butt is now in -- he's got problems. so he's saying everything that he needs to say to save his own tail. if he is not in it for the money getting $50 a month he is in it for the perks. go ahead and step down. what they need to do is get a new police department before this school year begins and have some trained professionals there who will keep the children safe going forward. the fact that arredondo is

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ryan goodman joins me now. ryan, thanks so much for coming on the show. let me start with a very important question for our viewers, you're a lawyer, you're a law professor, explain the difference between investigating donald trump's actions as part of ati probe into january 6th a the election, and criminally investigating donald trump himself? >> it's a great question. my best sense is that it's very difficult for them to be investigating donald trump's actions without him either being ati subject or target of the investigation. bj that the just be reporters aren't able to nail that one down, especially if they'reat talking to folks who e witnesses or lawyers who are witnesses coming out of the grand jury. all they'll be able to say is they asked us a lot of questions about donald trump's actions, but they won't be able to say specifically what was the purpose behind that? did the prosecutors think that donald trump is just suspicious in hisat activity and is therefe a subject of the investigation? or have they moved all the way over to saying, he is a t

ryan, b expect in? >> reporter: john, for the very least, i would say the committee is skeptical of steve is bannon's desire to be open about what he knows happened ungenerous expect to be clear, they will take his testimony, if they were able to get it on their terms which means a closed-door deposition where he is under oath and they can ask him the specific questions that they are looking for. they are not willing to turn this into a sideshow, meaning that they rush them into public testimony which would happen this week, next week or even this month, that is not at all what they are looking for. i have once risk is connected to this committee describing what bannon is attempting to do here as nothing more than a bank robber coming to authorities six months after he stole the money, handing the money back in and saying, don't find me guilty. that is not what will happen here and the department of justice appears to be on the same page with the select committee in that they don't find the information

. >> and can democrat tim ryan turn ohio blue again? we'll talk to him live in just a couple of minutes. >>> up first, new credibility questions for the secret service. the agency is alarming the january 6 panel by turning over just a single text message in response to a subpoena. the committee tells cnn this morning that they did receive radio traffic and emails from the service. tomorrow, though, the panel returns to primetime to focus on the 187 minutes of donald trump's inaction during the insurrection. but today we have more evidence that the former president is still engaged in an active plot to subvert the 2020 election. wisconsin's assembly speaker telling a milwaukee station that donald trump called him last week, pushing him to flip the outcome in his state. so let's go straight up to capitol hill where cnn's ryan nobles is. ryan, there's a lot of confusion about what is going on with the secret service. what do you know about that? >> reporter: i think it's confusion on two fronts. first, there is whether or not these text me

ryan curry is live with more on lottery fever. ryan: good morning, eve -- even we did not win as a team yesterday, but that just means we have an opportunity like everyone else to win more money when that comes on friday when the drawing happens. you mentioned over $1 billion, one of the highest prizes that we have seen. california will lottery did project this to happen when i spoke to them yesterday. they said most likely if last night's drawing did not lead to a winner the prize would rest over $1 billion, the second highest in the competition's history. we are 500 million short of the $1.5 billion prize but we can say we are getting closer. there is a chance that it could keep rising before friday as well. california lottery says sales is what drives the jackpot up and there could be plenty more sales with a prize that big. >> those states and jurisdictions come together and look at the sales and how it is doing and growing sales are really what supports the jackpot. ryan: they also mentioned jackpot rises more with people buy

you're live in the cnn "newsroom" i'm ryan nobles in washington, jim acosta has the day off. right now president biden on his way back to the united states following his first trip to the middle east since entering the white house. while the president offered his vision for the future of u.s./middle east relations as he met with leaders from across the region. it was this moment, the fist bump with the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman that is proving to be one of the lasting images of the visit. the gesture with the man known as mbs sparking intense criticism due to the conclusion that bin salman personally ordered the 2018 murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. biden said he confronted the ruler about the killing and the crown prince denied any personal responsibility. the president told he sold bin salman, he, quote, thought he was involved. phil mattingly joins us live now from saudi arabia. president biden facing backlash from jamal khashoggi's fiancee and some democrats over his face-to-face with mbs. what's the white house saying? >> reporter: white house official