wolf, this is just the stuff of science fiction.d to believe for people that really know the how complex this stuff is, what we're seeing. and once again, spacex able to beam all of this back live through starlink terminals that were mounted on the spaceship. so a big day for spacex and a really big day for nasa, because nasa needs this vehicle starship in order to land its astronauts back on the moon for the first time since the apollo program, wolf, your lots of space news and we're grateful to kristin fisher for reporting it for us, kristin, thank you very, very much into our viewers. thanks very much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. i'm wolf blitzer in washington, i'll be back later today, 6:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room. my full interview with us defense secretary lloyd austin on this 80th anniversary of d-day. that will that will happen during the 6:00 p.m. eastern hour. in the meantime, inside politics with dana bash begins right after a quick break the assignments are going off and playing the tornado here i'

>> wolf, it's just no place for children. a few hours ago, i was at european hospital and again, i'm seeing many children with amputations, so many children that patients and parents who will tell their stories and as they tell their stories, i'll explain that at the same time that their son was, had i had two limbs removed. their husband was killed, their homes bombed. i was also seeing children who are angry, who is silent or who would throw things because they know what's happened to them. i'm seeing children also will on the ground. hospitals are so overcrowded. i'm seeing children with head wounds oh, terrible burns, not being able to get the medical attention because we've seen the systematic devastation. so physically, it is a place where they are so woefully under threat, but psychologically, it's 250 days of this wolf and they trust me as someone who's barely slept for a few days because the bombing and the drones are so utterly really let less. and then during the day, if they're not being bombed in a tower into a t

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thank you for having me on today, wolf. so first of all, we've seen this sort of tsunami of anti-semitism in golf. many of our colleges and universities. so adl developed this report card that we released in beta back in april to assess how schools, like you said, are protecting jewish students in handling the issue but what we found over the last few months, as with these encampments and with these sort of actions that we're seeing that some schools handle that well and scum, some schools handled it terribly. so as you noted, michigan northwestern, and ucla, all their administrative response was incredibly lacking. that's why we downgraded them from de to an f. now, i'll say, well, if we didn't great anyone on a curb, our goal is erased to the top everyone should get a's, but some of these schools has simply failed to do the basics. >> those three universities that went from a de do enough, they all have significant jewish students didn't populations, right yeah, absolutely. >> i mean, this is not necessarily a measure of

nice to see a wolf.es, every year we get the formal reports from the justices that detail what they received the previous year. so what we're looking at now is what came into the justices 2023. first of all justice clarence thomas is doing a bit of ketchup. he's listed two trips from 2019 that were on the dime of harlan crow, a texas, wealthy texas businessman who was active in a conservative causes. you might remember that the news entity propublica published very strong investigative stories about these trips that clarence thomas had kept secret, but now he's, he's including these one to bali and 12 men only resort in california, the bohemian grove but then the other thing that we have new from 2023 are several the justices live list book income justice ketanji brown jackson has a book coming out this september called lovely one. it's a memoir and she has put down the first installment just first installment of the money she received see from her publisher. and that's $900,000. brett kavanaugh is now w

i have heard enough wolf. >> interesting, elie. it seems like trump's lawyers correct me if i'm wrong, are throwing everything at the wall and seeing what sticks so what will stick while, while they're throwing a lot of marginal arguments at the wall when it comes to this search warrant. and i see no realistic prospect of them actually succeeding on this motion to defeat the search warrant. now, it's quite common in cases where someone has been subjected to a search warrant, they challenge it, but what you have to show in order to defeat a search warrant right? is basically that the government fbi doj, lacked probable cause to get in the premises or then did the search in an unconstitutional way. for example, if they were authorized to search a bedroom and they went on their own down into the basement and did a search beyond what they were allowed to do neither of those is present here. trump's team hasn't even alleged i've there are of those things. instead, they're picking around the margins, as caitlin said arguing, well, the af

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i, wolf blitzer in washington. we're following the breaking news up on capitol hill right now, house republicans have been grilling the attorney general of the united states merrick garland. that's about to continue. merrick garland is being asked about supposedly spreading baseless let's conspiracy theories that have been going on. and the justice department is using alleged lawfare. this is what republicans are arguing to target the former president of the united states, donald trump. and moments ago merrick garland went on the offense attacking the gop for promoting these lives and undermining the justice it's a system. listen these repeated attacks on the justice department are unprecedented and they are unfounded. >> these attacks have not. and they will not influence our decision-making. i will not be intimidated. and the justice department will not be intimidated we will continue to work, do our jobs free from political influence and we will not back down from defending democracy the attorney general, merric

wolf joan biskupic, thank you very much. i want to bring in a cnn legal analysts right now, carrie cordero and steve vladeck. carrie, we weren't supposed to learn about this ruling today. what's your reaction? well, if this really was just an accident that the court put it up, i mean, accidents do happen something like this is really unusual for the supreme court. >> but there was it was related opinion the dobbs opinion that was leaked and released early, so we'll see if the court actually releases it. the one thing i would say is the court just from a perspective of managing a mistake, the court issued a statement that said it would release the opinion in due course and i do think that from a perspective of judging something like this, if they've made a mistake and they know that they're going to release the opinion tomorrow or friday or monday, then i think the court should just say that steve as joan reported, that certainly leaves a lot of uncertainty about emergency abortion care, doesn't it it. >> sure. does wolf and

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yes. >> not necessarily wolf. and i think we can expect the trump campaign. they do the same with a millions of dollars they've raised. and thus far to just point, both candidates, both camps are going to start pumping millions and to add saying that i'm better than the other guy. so vote for me. what we notice in that ad, it was heavy on the criminality of some of the things that the former president has has experienced. >> but we didn't really hear a plan or a path forward for how the president to ashley's point is going to materially improve the lives of working class voters, which is where i believe the former president has an opportunity to continue to hammer on that economic and immigration message, which modes voters still currently believe they have not seen improvements under the current administration, or we'll let the base going to be lively and we're getting a better look right now at the terms for next week's debate that both campaigns have apparently agreed to they've agreed to. >> there will be no studio audience. you've got some now it's up th

was voiced by klara rumyanova, i hear that the kitten saw vladimir vysotsky in the role of the wolf,d, anatoly popanov handled this task brilliantly, well, the hare, kitten was going to film several episodes, but for the union... the cartoon received a stream of letters asking for continuation of filming , but they stopped when felix left for israel kamov, they also found fault with the cartoon because the wolf drinks and smokes on the screen. after the sixteenth issue, papanov died, but recordings of his voice were still preserved, and then the country fell apart, the creators of the cartoon passed away, but their work continued, in 2017 the last twenty-second issue was released, however, even today the characters, well, wait a minute , are popular, just like half a century ago . on june 14, 2018 , the twenty-first fifa world cup began, for the first time it was held in russia and for the first time in two parts of the world, eleven cities in europe and asia. complain about there was no lack of sensation, already at the opening, it took place at the moscow stadium in luchniki, the r

all the russian leader did say wolf, that's something like that was not imminent. and then we heard another thing from a vladimir putin where he wanted once again parotid russia's military arsenal and its nuclear arsenal saying that russia has a lot more nuclear weapons as he put it, then the united states and then the europeans, of course, he once again said, right now, there's no eminent use of a nuclear weapons and it's something that the russians obviously don't want to do, but it is something where he is trying to predict object that military power that the russians have. of course, the russians very angry by some of the things that president biden has said while in normandy. >> moment and dave fred pleitgen in berlin. thank you very much joining us now, a national co-chair of the biden reelection campaign congressman james climber and democrat of south carolina founder smith. thanks very much for joining us. >> how far does president biden's message on democracy go when trump is still leading biden in several a battleground state polls and just raked in a mas

>> wolf? absolutely. and one thing that president biden has done in his presidency is rebuilt and work very, very hard to re-establish the good relations between america. and it's nato and other allies. these that were heavily damaged under the trump presidency because donald trump had a complete clearly different view of what an alliance was four for him, it was transactional. for him, it was you know, you pay your way and we'll see if we'll help you for him. it was really america first and some would say america alone, and america only biden. and those who think like him believed that america cannot actually exist this alone behind fortress united states. but that absolutely has to, and is only strong when it is in solid alliances. and of course the same goes for the europeans. they know that they are stronger as a democratic force when they are in the alliance with america i can protection around them as well. obviously all paying their way. and many of them have stepped up. and of course, this was fir

wolf against seven presidents. he got the presidential medal of freedom in 2008 i've interviewed him several times over the last 20 years. zika ebola anthrax, h1n1, hiv aids. and obviously covid it's kind of a remarkable career and we did this interview in his house, wolf and washington he's lived in th

. >> i wolf blitzer in washington, and we're following breaking news. israel now appears ready to formally publicly sign up to president biden announced ceasefire plan i'm for gaza. in a statement attributed only to a government official, but widely understood to be the prime minister's office says, israel won't end the war without reaching its objective. but it now says, and i'm quoting now the proposal presented enables this route to achieve those goals. and israel will indeed do so. and quote, our white house correspondent are left signs and standing by over at the white house are achieved national security correspondent, alex mark court is here with me in the cnn newsroom. alex pressure has been growing and growing on the israeli prime minister benjamin at tiny. but this appears to be a major breakthrough. it does appear to be significant or hearing more and more positive signs from both sides, from both hamas and israel. we have this new statement, albeit from an anonymous israeli government official, as you say, widely believed to becoming from th

>> i absolutely wolf. so you just heard kayla a layout that president joe biden and his team are going to host a mock debate. donald trump has no plans to do that now even though that is what he's done traditionally in the past, we know that people like rudy giuliani and chris christie have stood in and role played his opponents for past debate prep. they will not be doing that this year. now, when i talked to trump's campaign and what you hear them say publicly is that donald trump does not need as it's much preparation as someone like joe biden. they're trying to really downplay the amount of preparation that he's doing. but of course, he is preparing and his advisers have told me that he's a participated in more than a dozen of what they're jumping policy discussions with vice presidential contenders senators, policy experts, also people from his previous administration. i know some of those people have included kellyanne conway rick renelle, stephen miller, all people who served in his white house. now

wolf blitzer, right? next door in the situation room thanks for watching happening, now with just one week to go before the historic biden trump debate right here on cnn, will take you inside the radically different ways the two candidates are getting ready and they're strategies when they step on stage also tonight, new reporting that the judge in the trump classified documents case rejected advice to step aside when she was first assigned, ignoring the urgings of two more experienced federal judges and the biden administration appears to be expanding in agreement with ukraine allowing counter-strikes inside of russia using us weapons. >> how far will ukraine go and hitting back on vladimir putin? its own turf welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i will flits her you're in the situation room our top story? tonight, preparations for the cnn presidential debates are revving up right now. how exactly one week before the must-see showdown between president joe biden and form

the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer in the situation room happening now extreme weather, a heat wave is intensifying in the mostly densely populated areas of the united states, more than there are 100 million people are under heat advisories right now, we're watching all of this also happening now the preps and the posturing, there are underway right down our huge, huge debate coming up next week also tonight, we're watching very significant legal developments unfolding, right now. >> the judge in the trump class despite documents, case just wrapped up a hearing on whether special counsel jack smith was legally appointed after pushing trump's lawyer defend an argument she called ominous plus, the united states supreme court upholds a federal gun law aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence. we're breaking all this down. it's a significant new ruling and how it tested the conservative majority on the supreme court. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i will pulitzer a you're in the situation room we begin with the pre-game warm up before

wolf again, seven presidents he got the presidential medal of freedom in 2008. i've interviewed him several times over the last 20 years. zika ebola, anthrax, h1n1, hiv aids. and obviously covid it's kind of a remarkable career and we did this interview in his house wolf and washington he's lived in that house since 1977. so he's been very stable and public health and in his community as well he's written about this wonderful new memoir that he's just released. dr. sanjay gupta. thanks very much. and to hear even more of sanjay is interview with dr. fauci. go listen to chasing life sanjay is podcast. i'm wolf blitzer in this situation room. thanks very much for watching the news

no word yet of if he's actually selected one of them to be his running mate though wolf.is, obviously we'll be watching the main show that two of them on stage tonight. but all of this is also a key part of the campaign as well. >> i want caitlin, you've covered trump now for the past several years and you've watched him closely were you surprised that his niece, mary trump has now not only endorsed biden, but it is actually shown up here at this debate to speak out so aggressively. in favor of biden's election and wolf, i remember when married trump first came public with her criticism of her uncle. >> you can hear a crowd at the airport right now chanting is donald trump is about to get off his plane. i should note, but, but mary trump came out and she was she eviscerated trump. she was everywhere. she was on cable news she was doing interviews. and those are questions we posed to donald trump when he was in the white house's as president trump, to his aides because it was remarkable to see a member of his family come out and be so heavily critical of him. obviously, ma

and you can that wolf that, that is a subset of the electorate. the president biden is going to speak directly to tonight. we've learned that one of the methods that he plans to employ is tried and true tactic of his work. he speaks directly to the camera attempting to bypass the moderators and his opponent to step right into the voters living room. it's a tactic that he employed in 2020 and sources say that his favorite bility in foe focus groups and what campaigns called dial testing were off the charts when he did that. and so a lot of sources expect him to do that early and often in tonight it's conversation is especially to try to re-engage an electorate that has been largely tuned out and to a certain extent disillusioned present biden is also expected to highlight in a big way the january 6 riot at the capitol and to frame it as an era defining moment, not unlike 911 are the 2008 financial crisis that he is expected to to argue that voters will have to make a very clear decision, a galvanizing moment, a watershed moment. and that's one of t

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i'm wolf blitzer in washington we're following major breaking news right away. the us supreme court really along party lines it striking down, striking down a trump era federal ban on gun bumps, stocks delivering a major blow to gun safety advocates. in a scathing dissent, justice sonia sotomayor says the ruling will have deadly consequences for words and just moments ago, the bybi campaign laid the blame directly on the former president saying, and i'm quoting right now from the biden campaign statement, weapons of war have no place in the streets of america. but trump's supreme court justices have decided the gun lobby is more important than the safety of our kids. and our communities. i want to bring in our chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid, who's watching all of this unfold, update our viewers the significance of this, paulo. will, if this is one of the most significant cases going before the high court, this term also one of the few questions related to gun rights that the justices need to decide. now, this case focuses on bump stocks and for an

here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room this hour. >> a lot of questions about when and how judge aileen cannon will rule after a day-long hearing on one of them. many attempts by donald trump to delay his trial in the classified documents case in florida. let's go right to see an injustice senior justice correspondent ivan perez. he's covering the hearing for us in fort pierce, florida, just north of palm beach oven, you were inside the court today. how to judge cannon handle today's important hearing? >> well, if this was a very unusual hearing in the first place, and judge cannon had some very sharp questions for the government, for the prosecution she questioned the prosecutor's about what specific actions the attorney general, merrick garland oversaw actions that were taken by jack smith special counsel. she wanted to know, for instance, whether the attorney general, specifically and personally approved the indictment. this indictment against donald trump and a couple of other of people who

we deeply appreciate it thanks wolf. and just ahead exactly one week after becoming a convicted criminal, donald trump is back in campaign mode tonight. what he's now saying about the verdict and its impact on his presidential bid. plus us trump ally steve bannon rails against an order to report to prison within a few weeks insisting he won't shut up. stay with us you're in the situation room sometimes the best thing you can do with intelligence it's share it with your adversary if his secret is betrayed itself, bullet to the back of the hand secrets and spies a nuclear gain sunday at ten on cnn progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto vote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. really get a quote, if progressive commercial.com, it simply safe, your safety is the only thing that matters. >> introducing 24/7 lifeguard protection only from simply safe. this exclusive technology allows simply safe agents to help stop crime in real time by speaking through the smart alarm indoors camera

. >> wolf hall, rita, delaware for us. thank you very much. i want to go to the white house right now. that's where cnn's kayla tausche is standing by kayla. what more can you tell us about how president biden is handling this? conviction? >> well well, if we can say that president biden is handling this emotionally and with his family in person. although the biden family has in the past, sought privacy during events related to hunter's legal battles. but today, choosing a very public show of support at the delaware air national guard. where you saw president biden in hugging hunter, hugging his wife, melissa biden, and giving a kiss on the head to bone melissa's toddler son hunter and melissa's toddler son, beau. before hunter greeted the secret service members and many white house staff members before getting into his own car. and leaving that scene. but this of course comes as president biden is seeking to wear two hats, one of both dad and president. and in that role of president earlier in the day, he delivered remarks at a gun safety eve

we are not ready for this wolf not be caused. this court has all of a sudden turning toward the middle on the substance of these questions. but because the court has a narrower view of the role of the courts in these kinds of social policy, culture, war fights than at least this one appeals court in the south that doesn't the court have to expect it in a way. now what number is that this puts a lot more in the hand the food and drug administration. and if we have a new administration, yeah, overall, depending on who becomes president, the fda could completely change its policy. so that's, that's the other thing that's hanging over. this is not just when a court case would come, but the next potential fda good meg tirrell into this conversation makes our medical correspondent meg, do you consider the future of this abortion pill? mifepristone, still undecided i think from everything we've been hearing from your folks there and also from legal experts following this, yes. >> i think that people expect that this question will contin

he seems to want to talk more about revenge though. >> wolf. >> people want to know what are you going to do to make their lives better? i think there is a legitimate case to make to the american people that, hey president biden is a nice guy, but maybe has handled things as great as we would have light. maybe we need to go in a new direction. people are yearning for that. and i think it is one area where when you look at all the available data that the former president does lead on the academy on immigration, on foreign policy, even some issues of infrastructure. people said, hey, we think trump may be able to do a better job leading the country forward. talk about those issues. >> can you should have a conversation then on the issues and not what affected him personally and talk about the patient, it's just it just as a weird contrast that he just continuing to talks about himself and not what he can do to make americans lives better. >> what did you think if president biden speech? >> well, i thought it was a great speech while for me right now, we're facing some uncertainties inter

i'm jim acosta, our next our newsroom with wolf blitzer starts right now, have a great weekend i'm wolf blitzer in washington, were following breaking news here are the cnn newsroom, the us supreme court is up holding a federal law that bans domestic abusers from owning a firearm. >> the major second amendment ruling was nearly unanimous 8-to-1 decision only justice clarence thomas dissented in the majority opinion. the chief justice, john roberts said, the court had no trouble upholding the law. arguing and once again, according our tradition of firearm regulation allows the government to disarm individuals who present a credible threat to the physical safety of others. close glug our chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid is here with me in the z then newsroom. paula walk us through. this is a major decision by the supreme court. >> it is. it's one of the key decisions that we're watching in for this term here, the supreme court, he holds that the second amendment, like other rights, has limits. and here they're focused on domestic violence offenders and banning them from ownin

elizabeth wolf is charged with attempted capital murder. police say it happened at an apartment complex pool outside of dallas last month. and cnn's rosa flores joins us now. rosa, this is a very disturbing incident. what can you tell us? >> well, we're learning more about the intense moments in which this mother tried to save her three-year-old daughter, but let me get you up to speed here because this occurred in euless, texas, it's a city that's between dallas and fort worth. and according to euless police department, they've identified the suspect as elizabeth wolf. she's a 42-year-old woman and she was charged with attempted capital murder and injury to a child. we have tried to find her attorney and we have not been successful now, according to care, a muslim mom and her two children were by the pool at an apartment complex. there were enjoying the de when all of a sudden wolf, this suspect is 42 year-old woman approach the mother and her children with threatening and racist remarks. the police responded to the scene. the interviewed

wolf paula reid reported for us, paula. >> thank you very much. let's discuss what's going on with cnn, legal analysts. carrie cordero, and our senior political analyst, gloria borger carry lab. you start with you based on the closing arguments. what do you think are the best strongest points of each sayyed that they made? >> well, from the defense perspective, the biggest thing that they have going for them is that the prosecution, if it's going to prove its case, is doing so by info in other words, there does not seem to have been at the trial specific evidence of a witness or documents like a video, for example, in actual physical piece of evidence demonstrating that hunter biden was using drugs at the specific time. what there is is there's sort of tangential evidence of circumstances that would lead the jury to infer that he was using at the time. and so that's that's really what the what the defense will point to the prosecution on the other side is going to say, well, look at all these different circumstance dances. those all add up to a co

>> sadly, wolf, it doesn't surprise me. um, we've had other individuals like moral meyers who's come out and said the same thing for other, other airplanes, not just the 7:37. you have to understand we're talking about employees that are rushed, their pressure take to produce there every possible stress you can imagine is placed on them to get these airplanes built and produced out the line fa is completely not doing a good job. they're just they think that the steps that they've taken or aggressive but they're laughable. i mean, i think they have 20 inspectors and a factory that's got thousands of employees they've kept the production at 38, but the company can't even produce more than 32 the fact that there's still delivering planes when the ceo yesterday said that the alaska accident was essentially a one-off, they found other planes, even and alaskan the united that didn't that had missing hardware and we know of a lot of other things and we've been trying to get people to understand that the faa is not doing their job

i'm wolf blitzer. a, you're in the situation room we begin with the seismic reaction to cnn's historic trick presidential debate. president biden and former president donald trump, both on the campaign trail today, one on a desperate damage control mission, the other, taking i think of a victory lap, are correspondence or covering the candidates and their post debate spin. first, let's go to cnn's arlette saenz. she's with president biden in new york right now. let how is the president attempting to clean up is widely panned debate performance well, well, if president biden just finished delivering remarks at the stonewall inn and historic site in the gay rights movement. >> he made no reference to his debate performance, simply portraying this campaign as a battle for the soul of the country great, but a bit earlier in the day, president biden was on the ground in north carolina, critical battleground state, and it was there where he tried to offer an attempt at a reset, ignore collagen, his poor perf

wolf air traffic controllers really saved the day here, even still very alone. farming especially since this is the second incident in as many months involving a southwest flight getting too low. this case happened just after midnight on wednesday morning, and this is the doorbell video into cnn. it shows southwest flight 40, 69 on approach to land at will rogers world airport in oklahoma city, about nine miles away from the airport. the town of yukon, oklahoma. >> the plane was lined up to land on the runway that point southeast and the data from flight rate are 24, says the flight got down to five 25 feet above ground level. >> let's put it in context. it's about 1.5 football fields only four lengths of the 7:37 itself or the height of the washington monument? half the height of the empire state building. >> the point is very low for that distance from the airport, the faa says a minimum safe altitude warning or m saw alert sounded at the control tower prompting the air traffic controller to issue southwest 40, 69 low altitude alert. >> listen here before 40,

wolf kristen holmes reported for us, kristen, thank you very much. i want to bring in more of our political experts right now to assess what's going on. scott jennings, a massive hall, massive amount of money coming in, especially since the conviction on all of these counts, what's your takeaway? >> it's reminiscent of the period of the republican party of 2018 during the kavanaugh hearing during honestly, where you had all corners of the party basically in unison that someone was being railroaded. and so they unified around that. and obviously then kevin all got confirmed regarding this hall. >> this is exactly what they needed because they've been running behind biden on the money chase. >> and what they need to do is jakob turnout, ground game operations are expensive. finding the kinds of voters and registering them, turning them out that they've got to do cost a lot of money. so this is a shot in the arm they needed. >> well, let me get maria to react to that. a huge fundraising for the republicans right now, including trump, of course, should d

welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer. a, you're in the situation room our top story this our president joe biden and former president donald trump are fine tuning their strategies for their potentially game-changing debate here on cnn this thursday, the two men sharing a sibling clear goal to portray their opponent as unfit for office are correspondence are covering both candidates as their epic showdown gets closer and closer. first, let's go to c and then gem j li ji reports on president biden's debate preparations everybody knows he's a liar, but you i just want i want to make sure what it lasting it lasts. >> for instance, four years after this contentious debate between joe biden and donald trump featuring a torrent of insults, name-calling, and interruptions or should that because the question the justice, rational left would you president biden is again preparing to face off against his unpredictable predecessor on the debate stage, cnn is learning that biden is preparing for whatever version of donald trump might

so eventually wolf was charged with attempted capital murder and her bail was set to $25,000. so then she was also charged with injury to a child that bail was set to $15,000 and she posted bail. so the council is now asking for higher bales. that's why they're also asking for an investigation into this, possibly being a hate crime, and they're saying that they want more security for the muslim community overall. so again, they say this is a mother that's traumatized and they want accountability for it. omar can imagine camila bernal. thank you so much for bringing that report. >> all right. it's still had the supreme court rules on two major second amendment cases. the director of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives will join us live. we're going to talk to him about the sale of bump stock fox now being legal and guns being kept away from domestic violence abusers stay with us. you're in the cnn newsroom they are unpredictable sleeping giants every volcano has its own personality. >> or if we don't understand them, they are windows into the heart of our p

>> some wolf back? in may, attorneys for special counsel, jack smith, requested that the judge overseeing the classified documents case, aileen cannon make it clear that trump cannot make statements that pose a significant, imminent or foreseeable danger to law enforcement agents participating in the investigation? no, they're concerned were false and inflammatory statements that trump made when he claimed that fbi agents were ready to shoot him and that he nearly escaped death during the search of his mar-a-lago property. now, we'll he was in new york at the time of that search. now, here his his attorneys are arguing against any restrictions on his speech. they're making many of the same arguments that they have made many times related to other gag orders pointing to the fact that he is the leading candidate for the republican ticket for the presidency insinuating that this is some sort of efforts to restrict his political speech. now, these are arguments that have played out in new york. and in this

welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer, a urine situation room the skis cnn breaking news. first up tonight, donald trump's trip here to washington where he is trying to unify republican lawmakers behind this candidacy the former president glad-handing allies coming face-to-face with critics and ranting about his personal grievances. cnn's kristen holmes has more do we have to take this this beautiful place and we have to make it really something very special again, right now, it's not special. >> former president donald trump returning to capitol hill as the presumptive republican presidential nominee, and a convicted felon. this is an outstanding group of people. >> i'm with them 1,000% there was me, 1,000% hoping to rally congressional republicans and streamline the messaging ahead of the presidential election. house republican leadership on surprisingly, giving the meeting positive reviews morning we just concluded a very successful special political conference. with our special guest president donald j. trump. we are at 100% unified beh

kotenochkin saw vladimir vysotsky in the role of the wolf, but was not allowed. with this task brilliantly. well, hare! wait a minute! kotyonochkin was going to film several episodes, but a stream of letters came to the cartoon union asking for continuation of filming; they stopped when felix kamov left for israel; they also found fault with the cartoon because the wolf drinks and smokes on the screen. after the sixteenth issue, papanov died, but recordings of his voice were still preserved, and then the country fell apart, the creator of the cartoon passed away, but their work continued. the last one came out in 2017. on june 14, 2018 , the twenty-first fifa world cup began, for the first time it was held in russia and for the first time in two parts of the world, eleven cities in europe and asia. there was no need to complain about the lack of sensation. already at the opening. it took place at the moscow stadium in luchniki. there was a surprise. russian team. about us defeated the saudi arabian team with a crushing score of 5:0. and after defeating the spania

wolf. this could not be more urgent.95% of the gaza population has not had access to clean water in months this last week, despite all our best efforts, only 95 trucks on average got into gaza each day. that's in part because of the fighting idf military operations, hamas fighting hamas hiding, of course, among the civilian population but it's also, it's so difficult for aid workers to move around inside gaza with a ceasefire you would have multiple crossing points, open a full flow of assistance going in, and that mobility on the ground that would allow the displaced population because almost the entire population has been displaced since october 7, to be able to get access to food, to shelter. so many of them are living out in the open air rather than intense. and of course to vital medicine as well. so we need this so desperately to be able to support our humanitarian partner, who in turn are supporting the people of gaza administrator, you've said in the past that delivering aid is critically important. aid to the pa

news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer, the situation room property. >> now how president joe biden and former president donald trump are trying to get inside each other's heads with just three days to go before they face in their high-stakes debate right here on cnn also this hour the judge in the trump classified documents case is deciding whether impose a gag order on the former president. we're breaking down the signals. she seems to be sending about her eventual ruling plus the united states supreme court just added two more days to its calendar to release blockbuster opinions. how soon for the high court's decision on trump's immunity claim be revealed welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer urine the situation room right now, the president of united states and is predecessor are a little over 72 hours away from making history on the debate state in atlanta, we're getting new information about the candidates strategies just ahead of the extraordinary for nearly biden trump face off right here on cnn cnn's kayla tausche is standin

once she answered that question, that mother says that wolf grabbed her 6-year-old son. executive director of the council's dallas, fort worth chapter is describing it according to the mother to six-year-old son was able to escape, but her petite three-year-old daughter was unable. >> the alleged attacker snatched off the mother's head scarf and used it to beat the mother wit as well as kicking her to keep her away from forcing her child. >> he had underwater now that mother also telling police that her child was yelling for help, that her child was coughing up water, but thankfully, she was able to pull her child's out of the water. >> both children or evaluated medically and authority saying they are okay. >> the mother also telling police that wolf made racial statements and made statements about her not being american. >> now, wolf was charged with attempted capital murder. the bail was set for $25,000. she was also charged with injury to a child that bail was set at $15,000. she posted bail and it's why the council is now asking for a higher bail. it's why they're a

larry: the bidens know this, chad wolf. this is election year stuff. they know exactly what this is? >> yeah. larry: fraudulent marriages, that is the best way, provides an incentive for phony marriages. this has nothing to do with family values or anything remotely like that. >> yeah. larry: this is a bunch of fraud to let more people in, is it not? this is election year democratic electioneering. >> it also feels like the biden administration in search after many pro, right? because they talk about two things with this executive order. one is, they want to shield individuals, individuals that they say, by their own data have been here for 23 years on average, they want to shield them from deportation. the reality the biden administration is not removing anyone from the country. these individuals are not enforcement priority for the biden administration. the second piece they say they want to keep families together but again these individuals are here illegally, have been here for 23 years on average, and have had the ability to cure their unlawful st

joining now is daniel wolf, specializing at kirkman and ellis.o joining us is r-star deals for order, michelle davis. you heard what paul had to say. do you agree there could be a cloud over the m&a market the uncertain you? daniel: the famous thing that dealmakers say is they are cautious mood optimistic but i would say i'm cautiously pessimistic about what the rest of the year will bring. the things that have been dampening down m&a activity look like they will continue for the rest of the year. higher interest rates, uncertainty about the election, the regulatory environment continuing to be a cloud over dealmaking. i think that looking ahead for the rest of the year, we might be facing a lot of the same with the same limited activity that we saw in the first half. >> coming into the year there was a lot of optimism around mega deals but most of them were in the first quarter. why? what happened between then and now? the rate cuts didn't come? daniel: not as quickly as people expected and that affected the market. there is no scientific formul

and specifically that won't lone wolf. it's in that context that isis k has the capabilities to potentially launch this significant attack. so from a threat perspective, what law enforcement is really concerned with is and they do this, there is a potential are quoted the nassau county police commissioner, a couple of seconds ago when he said the safest place on june 9th will be inside the stadium. but we know that they can make their statement without attacking the stadium. the atlanta bombing during the olympics and 96 that was it. centennial olympic park, not at a venue. the madrid bombing in 2002 was near the football stadium. so is it possible to secure all of the venue's related hotels, restaurants, parks nearby, even if they don't go after the stadium on the ninth that's a really great point victory in law enforcement is taking that into account when they look at how they apply to security measures, they're really doing it based upon in talent, intelligence gathering, and sharing amongst all law enforcement entities

wolf and one thing is very clear. they are trying to lay out in specific detail why they believe dr. fauci has not been entirely on it about the origins of the covid-19 pandemic. now for his part doctor fauci in his opening statement, defendant has actions during the beginning of that a pandemic laying out in details precisely the steps that he took in trying to understand the origins of the pandemic. he also made clear because of questions about some of his subordinates email practices that he to the best of his knowledge, he said this in his opening statement, never used his person it's an old email to conduct official business that obviously is going to be something that republicans are going to continue to press him at in this hearing, we should note that this the first time the doctor fauci is appearing before a public committee hearing since he retired from nih in 2022, he did appear though back in january in 2d subsequent days, private testimony behind closed doors 14 hours in total, where he answered some of t