so this morning really the entire state of west virginia is mourning the loss of mr. chris cline. and again, much of what we know right now is coming from those closest to him. so we don't know yet a whole lot about the other victims of this helicopter crash. we do hope in the coming hours police in the bahamas could potential le release more so we can share their stories as well. >> do we know the purpose of the trip? what was he and his family doing down in the bahamas? >> that's a good question. we still don't know. police haven't elaborated on that. when you look at a post that was posted by evan jenkins, he did post his condolences and say he learned of the death of his friend chris cline and his daughter, and friends of the pilots. this was likely a personal trip, a family trip that ended in tragedy, but until we hear from authorities, we won't foe for sure. >>. we feel sorry for the family. polo, thank you so much. >>> well a good friday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. poppy harlow is off today. welcome to a special edition of newsroom this holiday week. any moment preside

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cnn white house reporter sarah westwood is live in williamsburg, virginia. so, sarah, no strategy here? it did seem that the president has calculated attacking the squad, attacking cummings are politically beneficial to him. but you're saying inside the white house there's some opposition? >> reporter: that's right, jim. aides are drawing a distinction between those attacks on those four freshman democrats known as the squad and congressman elijah cummings. aides, several of them expressed some discomfort with the president's attacks on cummings in a staff meeting on wednesday. part of the reason they're worried is that cummings is pretty actually well liked among democrats, among republicans. he's not considered a particularly far left politician and therefore he's harder for president trump to portray as radical and extreme, which is one of the reasons why he was going after the squad, why some in the white house believes some attacks could be politically beneficial to him because it helped him to define the entire party as radical a big part of his 2020 s

confirmation hearing democrats and republicans could ask as many as they wanted and only tim kaine of virginia asked any question at all about jeffrey epstein in the case that acosta handled more than a decade ago. >> every senator -- >> where was the vetting on the part of the u.s. senate? >> obviously it wasn't good enough. obviously there are senators who will have to answer that question. as a member of the house of representatives it is not for me to answer it, it is for those senators to answer, democrat and republican alike. >> bdush by i want to be precis, if the president doesn't fire him or he didn't resign you want impeachment proceedings against acosta? >> i think there is grounds for that. so yes. >> so the answer is yes. we'll move on and talk about another growing rift between the president and the united kingdom over the leaked diplomatic cables sent by the british ambassador to the united states. the president says in those cables that the ambassador says the trump administration was clumsy and inept and the president this morning responding that the ambassador is a very stupi

justin fairfax, lieutenant governor in virginia, the highest ranking democrat, did attend. that is a sign that his comments are causing divides within the african-american community, that he is facing a backlash. sources tell cnn some white house aides have expressed discomfort about the president's latest tirades. at a staff meeting some raised concerns the president would not benefit from attacking congressman cummings, a 13-term member who has a good reputation with republicans and democrats. he's not particularly far left. he's someone who would be very difficult to characterize as extreme and radical. aides were distinguishing between the president's previous attacks on the four democratic house freshmen known as the squad who are further left and on cummings who has a much better bipartisan reputation, john. >> sarah westwood tracking the president for us this morning in virginia today. appreciate that reporting. let's bring the conversation here. this is trademark for the president. number one, he attacks a democratic congressman of color using words like crime-infes

west virginia is doing great. so i'm going to west virginia. we did have a big case today. we won the asylum case in washington. which frankly you should be asking about that because that is the real deal. i can't believe how nice you are today. go ahead, give me a question. >> my question, mr. president is that you know -- [ inaudible ]. >> no, because we did nothing wrong. the answer is very simple. nothing was done wrong. this is all a big hoax. and if you look at it today, nothing was done wrong. now, i believe what you're going to find, you're going to find a lot of things that were done very wrong. but that is going on now. that is something you haven't been writing about and that has to do with the other sides. that has to do with a thing called investigative the investigators. let's see what happens. that is very interesting. >> [ inaudible question ]. do you think robert mueller did a good job -- where are you at? >> look, i think robert mueller did a horrible job. both today and with respect to the investigation. but in all fairness to robert mueller, he had nothi

congressman from virginia, thank you very much for being with us. happy fourth of july. enjoy your declaration and fireworks wherever they may be. >> thank you. >>> all right, john, from the first silent film to the current megablock busters the history of american cinema is sometimes beautiful, occasionally controversy but always interesting. so this sunday night our new cnn original series, "the movies," it delves into these stories behind the movies you love. watch this. >> there is still something about being told a story. a movie is something that's been really handicrafted. it's a mosaic carefully pieced together. it just creates this opportunity to totally lose yourself. >> these images live in our consciousness, stays in our minds. when images are recalled in our heads it replays and we live our lives by them. >> it brings all the elements of our senses together. there's really nothing else like it. >> even though you're doing something incredibly personal and in many ways selfish, the then it gets out there in the world and it can change peoples trajectories. >>

and invalidating a system that in the commonwealth of virginia provides health care to more than 600,000 virginians, small business owners, families, people working throughout our community, farmers in my rural communities, the fact they stand to lose their health insurance, if it's not making health care stronger or better or more affordable, it's simply uprooting a system and more than 60,000 young people within the commonwealth of virginia who rely on their parents insurance, who can stay on their parents insurance until the age of 26. that is an aspect of the aca so vital to young people being able to pursue careers and take risks because they can stay on their parents health insurance. to me this is one more example of a decision to move forward with just up ending everything and not trying to fix things. here in the house we are working, we are trying to stabilize our health care system, lower the costs of prescription drugs. i introduced a bill that would provide greater transparency on drug pricing. if our health care system is imperfect, which it is imperfect, we need to make it

terry mcauliffe is here, former governor of virginia and author of the new book "beyond charlottesville: taking a stand against white national ism." governor, good to have you on. joe biden had a shaky first debate but has bounced back according to the quinnipiac poll. does he have the most to lose? >> i think he does. it was not a great debate he had. there's a lot of pressure on him. he's held up in the polls because everybody thinks he has the best shot at beating donald trump. he's got to show on that stage that he can take a punch and give one back. i listened to some of your panelists earlier who said they thought the support was thin. but he can come through this debate, if he shines in this debate, he's in very good shape. i would rather be joe biden than anyone else running. all the other candidates have to do something, half of these candidates will be gone after this debate because they won't make the next debate stage. listen, joe biden has to rise to the occasion. he got knocked on his heels. great opportunity for him to come back and say this is who i am, this is where i w

and that guy in virginia, played by trump's playbook, deny that you did it. and it worked for him the same way it worked for the president. >> the president -- >> let me give you -- >> i don't believe -- >> i got to go. i don't want to go down any rabbit holes. >> a fourth reason why republicans don't say anything, fear, and kissing donald trump's ring because they're afraid of his mean tweets and that he will go after them and knock them out of their political -- >> i don't think the president meant to say what he said today. >> he meant it. of course he meant to say it. he didn't fix it. he doesn't want to fix it because the effect is to get the people who believe it to like him. let me tell you this, you admitted something that's hard to admit right now about the president. nobody wants to say that ability the president. >> the president is not a racist. they're inappropriate, they're a part of old tropes. i think he tried to fix it -- >> i got to go. end on a win -- >> for years and decades, what do you call somebody that calls black people sons of bitche

assume from the president, when he walks out on the south lawn of the white house he's off to west virginia tonight for a political fund-raiser. he's going to be leaving here soon, keeping a close eye, the president's ally from capitol hill, mark meadows who is sitting in behind robert mueller this morning, just showed up here at the white house a short time ago, the president is now in the west wing watching all of this unfold. we will see the president in about an hour and a half or so, when he leaves the white house to go to that fund-raiser in west virginia, the first thing that's been on the president's schedule all day. right now he feels pretty good about how the outcome of this hearing has gone. >> thanks so much. you see former special counsel former fbi director robert mueller re-entering the hearing room. and we're going to take it live the second part of the house intelligence committee hearing with robert mueller about the mueller report. let's listen in. >> the meeting will come to order. >> thank you, sir. mr. swalwell you're recognized. >> director mueller, as a prosecutor y

terry mcauliffe is here, former governor of virginia and author of the new book "beyond charlottesville: taking a stand against white national unfortunateism." governor, good to have you on. joe biden had a shaky first debate but has bounced back according to the quinnipiac poll. does he have the most to lose? >> i think he does. it was not a great debate he had. there's a lot of pressure on him. he's held up in the polls because everybody thinks he has the best shot at beating donald trump. he's got to show on that stage that he can take a punch and give one back. i listened to some of your panelists earlier who said they thought the support was thin. but he can come through this debate, if he shines in this debate, he's in very good shape. i would rather be joe biden than anyone else running. all the other candidates have to do something, half of these candidates will be gone after this debate because they won't make the next debate stage. listen, joe biden has to rise to the occasion. he got knocked on his heels. great opportunity for him to come back and say this is who i am, this i

look at that darker area around west virginia, the appalachian states there. highest concentration of these pills. why there? was it targeted specifically? >> well, if you believe the plaintiffs, who are suing about two dozen companies, they would tell you that it was targeted, that they believe this was part of a business plan by the drug industry. they knew exactly where these pill were going. this data shows they knew exactly where these pills were going day to day, month by month, year to year, and they didn't stop the flow of these pills. so you see places like west virginia, kentucky, tennessee, even places like nevada, south carolina just really ravaged by these pills. >> and as you point out so aptly in your reporting, they knew what the volumes were. they knew, quote, town by town, where these pills were going, to jim's point, pointing out that map. the question now becomes, scott, they can afford any fine. we know these companies can. criminal liability. how do you they this shakes out in the end? >> well, we'll have to see. right now there are no cr

from university of virginia. mr. mueller is accompanied by counsel aaron zebley who served as deputy on the special counsel. now if you would please rise i will begin by swearing you in. raise your right hand, please. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge, information and belief so help you god? let the record show the witness answered in the affirmative. thank you and please be seated. please note that your written statement will be entered into the record in its entirety. accordingly i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. director mueller, you may begin. >> good morning, chairman nadler and ranking member collins and members of the committee. as you know in may 2017 the acting attorney general asked me to serve as special counsel. i undertook that role because i believed that it was of paramount interest to the nation to determine whether a foreign adversary had interfered in the presidential elect

and that guy in virginia, played by trump's playbook, deny that you did it. keep denying, and the media will go out of way. i'm out of time. >> the president -- >> let me give you -- >> i got to go. i don't want to go down any rabbit holes. >> a fourth reason why republicans don't say anything, fear, cowardice, and kissing donald trump's ring because they're afraid of his mean tweets and that he will go after them and knock them out of their political -- >> i don't think the president meant to say what he said today. and i think he fixed it later on today. >> he meant it. of course he meant to say it. he didn't fix it. he doesn't want to fix it because the effect is to get the people who believe it to like him. but, mike, let me tell you this. you admitted something that's hard to admit right now about the president. nobody wants to say that about the president. >> the president is not a racist. i think that was the wrong words to use. they're inappropriate, they're a part of old tropes. i don't know that he understood that. i think he tried to fix it -- >> i

when we might hear from him outside of twitter, the president has a fund raider later tonight in west virginia. we will hear what he has to say about this testimony as he departs the white house. >> it's interesting. we're going to get back to you. the president using the word treasonest. treason carries a death sentence. >> people say you should take him seriously but not literally. let's bring in our experts right now. pamela brown, president trump insisting he's not going to watch the testimony. his aides insisting he's irritated but not anxious about this. you look at his twitter feed, the window into his soul, and you see he was tweeting about robert mueller at 10:30 last night before he went to bed. he was tweeting about robert mueller at 6:50 a.m. as soon as he got up. this is consuming his day. >> it is certainly. it seems as though he is anxious this morning at the very least right before this testimony begins. because remember, robert mueller has played an outsized role in his presidency. he has cast a shadow of his presidency with the russia probe. now we're going to hear from him f

hats out of to senator burr, the republican chair from north carolina, the ranking member from virginia working together on this what should be bipartisan legislation. but republicans don't want to move forward with this in large measure because they think it will reinforce the idea that president trump is not legitimate. even if it's only enforced in the mind of president trump himself because they don't want to take any steps that would suggest that president trump didn't get to the white house all by himself. so senator mcconnell is going to stand pat on this i think for now, especially given that it was so close to the mueller hearings where special counsel mueller did warn that russians are trying to interfere right now. >> let me get jeffrey toobin to weigh in. >> why would president trump want to stop russian interference when he won the last time with russian interference? he wants to win again. >> yeah, but we don't know if that russian interference actually changed votes, do we? >> well, there are lots of ways to win an election other than changing the dials on the voting mach

would you believe me if i told you, they picked it up at virginia tech on the other side of the country. check this animation out. there's the moment the earthquake occurred in southern california. that's as it spread and propagated westward and eastward. and people on the other side of the country saw that. i'm leave you with this image. this is fascinating from the pacific tsunami warning center. this is a time lapse of every earthquake that's occurred since 2001. we've had over 27,000 earthquakes, magnitude 5.0 or stronger. notable ones there. haiti into sumatra and japan. >> ring of fire. >> that's right. >> another phenomenon, tornadoes. a tornado touched down long enough saturday to flip a car. watch. that was parked in its path. this happened in mt. laurel, new jersey, outside of philadelphia. the tornado skipped across a warehouse, causing damage. we see flipped cars all the time. but never see them flipping. >> can you imagine walking outside? >> no. >>> coming up, joe biden says he's sorry. we look at the comments that prompted that apology and why the democratic candidate is

. >>> a suspect is in custody after stabbing three people at a plasma center in virginia. police say a man walked into the center in petersberg slashing people with a weapon similar to a machete. one male victim is in critical condition. there were two female victims. one is in fair condition, the other in good condition at last check. >> they got him. they got him. they got him. they got him! >> caught on video. the moment a 5-year-old who fell into a sewer drain filled with water was pulled out. the boy was in the drain for about 1:15. the evansville, indiana, fire department said he fell into the drain while his family was watching fireworks. >>> no one is screaming for this ice cream. authorities are looking for the woman who opened a carton of blue bell at an east texas walmart, licked the top, then put it back on the shelf. apparently she thought it was hilarious but police aren't laughing. they say the freezer felony could land her in jail for up to 20 years for tampering, 20 years. >> 20 years, kids. >> the tainted tub was found before anyone bought it. >> so a few

>> grief and shock in charlottesville, virginia. >> one person is dead. >> the year after charlottesville, the number of white nationalists groups soared. by one estimate, up almost 50%. >> 30 seconds to zero time. >> some have become especially violent. this group is called atomic weapons. >> the things they were planning was horrible. >> one former member warned the police about deadly plots. >> planning to kill civilian life. >> were they specific in their plans? >> power lines, nuclear reactors, synagogues. >> is the federal government fighting this? >> how come we don't have enough tools right now to pull these people in? >> at a recent hearing on white supremacy, this congresswoman, a muslim, read a letter she had gotten in the mail. >> i was excited and pleased when i heard about 49 muslims were kill ed and many -- many more were wounded in new zealand. this is a great start. let's hope and pray that it continues here in the good old usa. the only good muslim is a dead one. >> first, my empathy. >> listen to the way the money is spent. >> those agents in the field that work domesti

there were certain parts of the country that were harder hit, west virginia had the highest number of pills per person, 66 pills per person. not surprisingly, the number of -- the highest number of opiod related deaths. >> while i have you, i want to ask you about ebola, the world health organization just declared an outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern, what does that mean? >> what that means is that before it was sort of thought that maybe this would stay in the congo. over the weekend, they had a case in goma, and they're concerned, because that's a large city that has an airport, it's a hub, transportation hub, that makes them worry this could go further than just the congo. >> we know you'll keep us updated on that. thank you very much. >>> a fact check on the white house cabinet meeting that you watched on this show yesterday, cnn has identified 13 lies that came out of the president's mouth. we'll debunk those for you when we come back. even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service t

>> grief and shock in charlottesville, virginia. >> one person is dead. >> the year after charlottesville, the number of white nationalists groups soared. by one estimate, up almost 50%. >> 30 seconds to zero time. >> some have become especially violent. >> make war now! >> this is group is called atom waffen. german for atomic weapons. >> the things they were planning was horrible. >> one former member warned the police about deadly plots. >> planning to kill civilian life. >> were they specific in their plans? >> power lines, nuclear reactors, synagogues. >> is the federal government fighting this? >> how come we don't have enough tools right now to pull these people in? >> at a recent hearing on white supremacy, congresswoman rashida tlaib, a muslim, read a letter she had gotten in the mail. >> i was totally excited and pleased when i heard about 49 muslims were killed and many -- many more were wounded in new zealand. this is a great start. let's hope and pray that it continues here in the good old usa. the only good muslim is a dead one. >> first, my empathy. >> but listen to the way

. >>> virginia is now the first state to criminalize deep fake revenge porn. they already had porn revenge laws on the books. right now there is a bill in the house that would make it a federal crime to distribute nude or sexual deep fake porn. >>> 11 years after being prosecuted for trying to drowned her son, a central california woman actually went through with it. on saturday officers were called to an irrigation ditch where they found 12-year-old jackson and 7-year-old jacob ray. jackson died at the hospital. sherry was arrested at the scene. she's arrested in court today. back in 2008 she was charged with attempted murder in montana for trying to drowned then 10-month-old jackson. she told family members that voices told her to do it. she regained custody of her son after receiving psychiatric treatment. >>> they got their conviction, now they need the convict. 25-year-old rene carillo cut off his angkle monitor and he was convicted of murder absentia. authorities are asking for the public to help find him. >>> two major upsets on opening day at wimbledon

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>> grief and shock in charlottesville, virginia. >> one person is dead. >> the year after charlottesville, the number of white nationalists groups soared. by one estimate, up almost 50%. >> 30 seconds to zero time. >> some have become especially violent. >> make war now! >> this is group is called atomwaffen, german for atomic weapons. >> the things they were planning was horrible. >> one former member warned the police about deadly plots. >> planning to kill civilian life. >> were they specific in their plans? >> power lines, nuclear reactors, synagogues. >> is the federal government fighting this? >> how come we don't have enough tools right now to pull these people in? >> at a recent hearing on white supremacy, congresswoman rashida tlaib, a muslim, read a letter she had gotten in the mail. >> i was totally excited and pleased when i heard about 49 muslims were killed and many -- many more were wounded in new zealand. this is a great start. let's hope and pray that it continues here in the good old usa. the only good muslim is a dead one. >> first, my empathy. >> but listen to the way

. >>> virginia is the first state to criminalize deep fake revenge porn. this is growing more common thanks to software advances. there is a bill in the house that would make it a federal crime to distribute nude or sexual deep fake images with the attempt to humiliate someone. >> that is fascinating. >>> 11 years after being prosecuted for trying to drown her son, a central california woman actually went through with it. on saturday officers in tulary cou county were called to an irrigation ditch. the mother was arrested at the scene. she's expected in court later today. back in 2008 she was charged with attempted murder in montana for trying to drowned then 10-month-old jackson. voices told her to do it. she regained custody of her son after receiving psychiatric treatment. >>> texas prosecutors got their conviction. now they just need the convict. the u.s. marshall service putting out a new flyer in an attempt to catch a killer. 25-year-old rene correa cut off his ankle monitor. he shot and killed a man in 2017 outside a dallas strip club after an argum

and terry mcauliffe of the state of virginia. so thanks to all of you. we were here last night getting ready for what was a pretty amazing night. now here we are, joe biden. there is a lot on the line for joe biden tonight. >> yeah. it's a very big night for him. in the first debate, he had a lack luster debate. i think everyone is waiting to see if he'll come back and be a little stronger and the expectation is that the attacks will be coming at him just as hard, if not hard he, than they were coming at him last knight time. we expect kamala harris to go after him. cory booker has made it clear that he's planning to go after him. one of the things last night that was very lack luster was the case being made by the moderate lane. and for biden, he needs to make a better argument tonight to basically say, you know, we can do this in a way that is going to excite the base and, versus last night, we were hearing a lot from the moderates. we can't be too bold because we'll scare people. a lot is on biden to make that case tonight. >> that's a hard case to ma

joe biden, former vice president, cory booker, the senator from virginia, steve bullock, new to this debate. the governor of montana. south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. julian castro, the former mayor of san antonio. the current mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. john delaney, former maryland congressman. tulsi gabbard, hawaii congresswoman. kirsten gillibrand from new york, a senator. we're halfway there, don. california senator kamala harris. former colorado governor john hickenlooper. jay innings, amy klobuchar. vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, spiritual adviser marianne williamson and technologist and businessman andrew yang. that's all 20, don. >> and that's all we have time for. i'm kidding. boy, that is a lot. so you said we talk'we'd talk m later. so tell us about who did and didn't make the cut. >> sure. so 20 is the number that the dnc has said. so we have 20 in the first set of debates and 20 in this two set of debates. there is one change. as i mentioned, montana governor steve bullock, he is now in. he is included in the

the democratic national convention and i spent time looking better at pennsylvania and wisconsin and virginia and the states that hillary clinton lost and what is striking talking to democratic voters and officials and politicians is how much the party is infected with a case of ptsd from that election and that moons over the field but at the same time there is no consensus about why it happened so depending on who you talk to you'll hear that hillary clinton talked about president trump too much or not enough. that it was white working class voters or unmotivated and then inability to energize the base. so how the questions are resolved is the terrain that the 2020 primary is being fought over and whether they are resolved is the lingering question that democrats face when they get to the convention next year. >> no question. one year. >> and treasury secretary steve mnuchin sent a jolt when he informed lawmakers the u.s. may run out of cash at the beginning of september and that is a month earlier than rejected and it came with a question, raise the debt ceiling before the house leaves town

joining us now to talk about this and more, we have terry mccaauliffe of virginia and a c political commentator. good morning, governor. >> happy fourth of july weekend for you. >> you as well. >> what did you think when you saw every democrat on that stage raise their hand to ensure undocumented immigrants? >> the first thing i thought of, if you're sitting out there in america today, you have one question. what about me? who's talking about my prescription drug costs? who's talking about my out of network expenses? people are happy generalry with their doctor but not happy with prescription drug prices. undocumented workers come to the country, they're going to get health care through a plan or through emergency room. but we're not spending enough time in these debates talking to the americans about the issues they face every single day at home. we spend a lot of time talking about medicare for all. i talk about these shiny objects up there that people talk about. this is not what's affecting most americans. we better use these upcoming debates to be able to address these issue of health care

. >>> at least two people are dead in an assisted living facility in springfield, virginia. health officials are blaming what they call an outbreak of a respiratory illness. 18 residents taken to the hospital and several others with symptoms raping from a cough to pneumonia. investigators are working to identify the cause of the outbreak. the green spring retirement community has been closed. >>> new video of an incredible coast guard operation to stop drug traffickers. stop your boat he's yelling. the boat is actually one of the infamously elusive narco submarine built by the cartels. on june 18th a coast guard cutter found a narco sub hundreds of miles off the colombian and ecuadorian coast. a suspected trafficker popped out with his hands up. it netted $559 million of cocaine and marijuana. more than 230 million on this boat alone. >> that video gets your heart racing, doesn't it? >>> not necessarily a routine traffic stop in guthrie, oklahoma. they pulled over stephen jennings. they found a gun, discovered an open bottle of deluxe bourbon whiskey and then a rattle snake.

the boxing world mourning the loss of legendary personnel sweet pea whittaker died while walking on virginia beach. he was just 55 years old. he rose to fame after winning the gold medal in the light weight division. he won titles in four different weight classes. one of his rivals oscar de la jolla. personnel whitaker was the best fighter i ever fought. >>> in colorado, more than 100 messages about child abuse went unchecked for four years because an email account was set up and forgotten. at least five child abuse cases were missed. it was part of a campaign to raise public awareness of the state's resources for reporting child abuse. state department of human services says it's of great concern these cases did not get attention they needed in a timely way. >>> over 1 million people have signed up for a fake facebook event calling for a mass raid on area 51 in september. the u.s. air force base in nevada has long been a source of alien conspiracy theories. a pinned post on the facebook page says, hello, u.s. government, this is a joke. air force officials are not laughing. the bogus event

cory booker, the senator from virginia. steve bullock, new to this debate. the governor of montana. south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg. julian castro, the former mayor of san antonio. the current mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. john delaney, former maryland congressman. tulsi gabbard, hawaii congresswoman. kirsten gillibrand from new york, a senator. we're halfway there, don. california senator kamala harris. former colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor jay inslee. senator amy klobuchar. vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, spiritual adviser marianne williamson and technologist and businessman andrew yang. that's all 20, don. >> and that's all we have time for. i'm kidding. boy, that is a lot. so you said we'd talk more later. so tell us about who did and didn't make the cut. >> sure. so 20 is the number that the dnc has said. so we have 20 in the first set of debates and 20 in this two set of debates. there is one change. as i mentioned, montana governor steve bullock, he is now in. he is included in these debates. eric swal

he'll be heading to an event in west virginia where he'll be on air force one, also full of televisions, trained to his favorite station. i think we can expect he'll be monitoring it, his tweets and comments in the last several days indicate how irritated he is that this is all coming back. an attempt by democrats to have a doover of the mueller investigation. the mueller investigation found no collusion and he noted that his attorney general bill bar found there was no obstruction of justice. the president is going back to his old talking points on all of this, trying to make the case that it will all backfire on them. what he would like to talk about is these four democratic congress women, the squad that he's been attacking for many weeks now. he's usually talked about ilhan omar, now he's talking about rashida talib and criticizing her in the speech. listen. >> this talib, talib -- [ crowd booing ] >> i believe honestly, i believe they hate our country, okay? i believe they hate our country. i'm not going after these four people, the squad. by calling them out because we don't like

>> grief and shock in charlottesville, virginia. >> one person is dead. ♪ >> the year after charlottesville, the number of white nationalist groups soared. by one estimate, up almost 50%. >> 30 seconds -- >> some have become especially violent. this group is called what is german for atomic weapons. >> the things that they were planning were horrible. >> one former member warned the police about deadly plots. >> they're planning to kill civilian life. >> were they specific in their plans? >> power lines, nuclear reactors, synagogues. >> is the federal government fighting this? >> how come we don't have enough tools right now to pull these people in? >> at a recent hearing on white supremacy, congresswoman ra she rashida tlaib, a muslim, wrote a letter she received in the mail. >> i was excited and pleased to read that 49 muslims were killed and many -- many more were wounded in new zealand. this is a great start. let's hope and pray that it continues here in the good old usa. the only -- the only good muslim is a dead one. >> first, my empathy. >> but listen to the way the money is spent. >

. >> next on "gps," from selma, alabama, to charlottesville, virginia, more than a half century after marching across the edmund pettis bridge, john lewis will give me his reaction to witnessing violence and hatred today. >> i really cry as i watch some of the scenes on television. >> john lewis, when we come back. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. i get to select my room from the floor plan... when i book at hilton.com free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> when you see what is going on today in america, those marches in charlottesville, some of the violence, anti-semitism,

hurt president trump, forgetting the immorality of it, that this will hurt his chances in northern virginia, in colorado, north carolina, et cetera. >> i'm concerned that which you go down this path you're showing a lack of confidence in the actual policy debate that i actually have confidence in. i think we can win on issues. i'm glad these four have been lift to do some degree. what they say and what the republicans say, i think we can win that debate. i think goings down a different path shows a lack of confidence. we're all set zen, they have an much right to speak and be in politics as anybody sitting up here. i don't want to send her back. i want to send her to the nearest greenroom so we we can put out our yes, i did. i agree with lindsey graham. when we go down a different radioed road and show a difference of -- college educated high income mixed up with trump, they could get nervous about this. that's why we have to keep focused. >> you agree with lindsey graham, and i assume you meant the lindsey graham, that i prefer a policy dizzy bait. but tim alberta, he has a new book. congr

my people are from virginia. what are you talking about? we wouldn't even know where to go. so there is also to what maria was saying, it is -- there's an ignorance, but there's also, there's an historical thread here, right, this sort of go back where you came from that we've heard over and over -- >> like somewhere other -- like from somewhere other or even the inference of. >> exactly. the last thing i would say is, i really would hope that these four women members of congress and all of us, i want to hear from the republican party. >> yeah. >> where are they? >> if you disagree with president trump, you need to speak out now. >> i spoke with a former member of congress, mia love, earlier who also placed blame on the freshmen for, you know, i guess not taking the high road was the best way she put it by saying they are in the muck, too, by all of the name-calling and in the talk of race and even singling out the nancy pelosi and accusing her of having a problem with people of color. but none of that helps. and that it's all kind of circular. >> but, you know what, it's th

and i asked him specifically in light of that, there are lawmakers from virginia who are boycotting his event today in jamestown who say they are not coming because they are highly offended. he does not belong there to talk about freedom and democracy. and he essentially put that aside, minimized that, saying that they are not serving their own community, that they're not a large number of people who feel this way. and so it's interesting, poppy and jim, to listen to what he is saying here in light of the fact that there are so many african-americans that we have heard from who are very angry and very upset about the kind of broad-brush stroke that he has given to baltimore and other cities. >> yeah. phil mattingly, the president also talked about china and the tariffs. and as jim pointed out, falsely claimed that china is paying us billions of dollars. even the president's own administration has said that's not how it works. but one thing that struck me is he said his second bailout to midwest farmers, because of the tariffs on china, was more than china has ever spent on u.s. agricult

the former governor of virginia and now cnn political commentator. what did you think when you read the president's tweet? >> well, disgraceful, disgusting. you know, the man's just plain nuts. but listen. what he's trying to do is to get democrats off about talking about the issues that matter to the american families. they -- trump knows he can't win again if the debate's about taking this nation forward, dealing with infrastructure, education, prescription drug prices. so he wants to divide -- try and divide democrats, try and divide americans. this is a standard playbook for donald trump. it doesn't surprise me. the man is a disgrace to the office. let us continue as democrats, biltd the broadest tent possible. we're going to beat this guy. but let's not get in a trap with him. that's what he's trying to get us to do. >> well, congressman chip roy of texas, republican from texas, is the lone voice we can find right now who sort of spoke out against it, but it was kind of hard to tell what ultimately the message was. here's what he tweeted yesterd

. >> grief and shock and charlottesville, virginia. >> one person is dead. >> the year after charlottesville, the number of white nationalist groups soared. by one estimate, up almost 50%. >> it is now 30 seconds to zero time. >> some have become especially violent. >> wage war now. >> this group is named for the german word atopic weapons. >> the things that they were planning were horrible. >> one former member warned the police about deadly plots. >> they were planning to kill civilian life. power lines, nuclear reactors, synagogues. >> is the federal government fighting this? >> how come we don't have enough tools right now to pull these people in? >> at a recent hearing on white supremacy, congresswoman rashida tlaib, a muslim, read a letter she had gotten in the mail. >> i was totally excited and pleased when i heard about 49 muslims were killed and many -- many more were wounded in new zealand. this is a great start. let's hope and pray that it continues here in the good old usa. the only -- the only good muslim is a -- is a dead one. >> first, my empathy -- >> but listen to the way t

he's going to west virginia and will be making a speech that night. >> i got to go. the significance of his assistant -- >> i think it's very significant and his protector. this guy has been with him. aaron has been with him since his days at the fbi and chief of staff is his right hand man. it's significant. he'll be there to protect him. >> thank you-all. appreciate it. >>> fbi director chris wray warned of the threat. is this country doing enough to stop it? james clapper weighs in next. no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spread. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze air effects. check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. ♪ ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding lysol laundr

who voted to confirm him back in 2017, julie, and six of them are still in the senate, including west virginia senator joe manchin. and here's what he just told politico, if he made a mistake or a judgment call or something like that, does that affect the way he's going his job now? i'm going to basically judge him on what he's doing and how he's doing it. again, for someone whose job it is to oversee any human trafficking. >> i do think that we are going to see acceleration among democrats of the calls for acosta to resign. i don't know if they're going to -- if joe manchin is going to change his mind. he was one of the less controversial of president trump's nominees back to 2017 when he was confirmed. there were only a handful that got bipartisan support and he was obviously one of them. but as you pointed out earlier, this was before julie brown's great reporting and all of this was known before these new charges, and the really atrocious details that are coming forward about what mr. epstein is alleged to have done. all of which we have to assume at least part of which secretary acosta kn

two years ago amid violence in charlottesville, virginia, the president not only refused to denounce white supremacists and their hate speech, he called them good people. >> excuse me, excuse me. they didn't -- you had some very bad people in that group. but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. >> and then there was the muslim travel ban. the president banning people from, quote, shithole countries, his words. ahead i'll be speaking with former republican governor john kasich about how republicans are not responding. >>> plus joe biden introducing the public option. the democratic front-runner that is unveiling his health care plan that is different from those of his competitors. "shaving has been difficult for me i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs" "just stopping that irritation.... that burn that i get. i wouldn't use anything else" ♪ but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? here, hello! starts with -hi!mple... ho

you weren't skulg are calling me how i was doing route 495 in virginia. it wasn't sexy for you. that's why tonight is the night. governors your right night tonight light it up. >> thank you. as we get ready of course for the program tonight we don't often taken music breaks here -- debates -- music breaks we have an amazing choir here from the state of michigan. but when it comes to bullock, you think this is -- he is not a household name. >> right. >> in a state that voted for trump. >> right. he can make the case. >> he has won in a red state. . can he make that case in a way that has him break out. >> a lot of the others try to make it too. but he has unique case because it went for trump by 30, 20 points. >> and he still won. >> yes. and he has of advantage in his story. >> and you say beto. >> beto has a rare opportunity. trump has been so racially offensive and and beto came on the scene as the white guy good on race. sticking up for collin kaepernick. and also tonight mayor pete had the glory moment but slipped on the banana peel of race in his town. there is a moment bet

as we discussed last hour, senator tim kaine of virginia asked him about the deal. it makes it look like a horrible deal for someone rich and powerful who could get off. it's sickening. and that will have it be looked at. it'll be curious now how secretary acosta addresses that and whether he stands firm on it. he'll get the president's support for doing just that because we've seen the president back people who take a strong stand. >> with this number of victims, their age, with just the scope of what the allegations against epstein were, the charges against him, a plea deal like this? >> the simple answer is no. lets be clear what this is. this is just frs the rich and powerful and then there's justice for the people who don't have the power to get justice. we think in the interest of justice there are conditions you can meet and satisfy and we can hold it in the debate. but in the context of how all that happens it does not, does not happen when you have 36 people who where there are allegations there as heinous as these are and carry as much time as they do. so

. >>> president trump this hour returning to the white house after a morning at his virginia golf course. this after igniting a storm of controversy and criticism today with a series of racist tweets against a group of freshmen congresswomen. the president telling the progressive women of color in congress, also known as the squad, to go back to the crime-infested places they came from. trump claiming the congresswomen originally came from corrupt countries and should go back for viciously telling the people of the u.s. how our government should be run. all that being paraphrased there. in fact three of the four democratic representatives were born and raised in the u.s. congresswoman ilhan omar was born in somalia but grew up in minnesota. mia love is a former republican congresswoman from utah and a cnn political commentator. mia, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> as the daughter of haitian immigrants, but you yourself born in new york, what's your response -- >> yes. >> -- to the president's tweets? do you feel like, you know, him tweeting this kind of criticism to these women i

. >> and as the condemnation continues to pour in, the president spending the day at his virginia golf course. i want to bring in host of the van jones show and cnn political commentator van jones. van, good to see you. so your reaction to, you know, the president's methods. i mean he has nothing else better to do? >> no, i mean the president of the united states is failing kindergarten right now. literally a kindergartner would be booted out, parents would be called if you had a student even at 6 years old talking about people this way, talking to people this way. this is complex because there are real pain points in baltimore. i spent a lot of my time in baltimore, you know, after the disturbances there, prince went there did a concert. the reality is though when you have pain points you elect a president not to make fun but to make change, to make a difference. i think that's the terrible part here. is that where there are people who are are suffering in baltimore they need a champion and not a jester when it comes to dealing with these very serious issues of poverty and deprivation

i don't believe voters decided, hey all of the democratic ideas i haven't voted for in virginia or swing districts, i'm in love with. most of the candidates were moderate who won purple in swing districts so i personally think the democrats -- they should have idea and run on their policies and so forth. but when the president of the united states -- ultimately this is a election about donald trump and the democratic nominee has to make a case they could governor the country to bring it together as opposed to donald trump. i think that would attract independent voters more than complex debate about which version of obamacare or medicare for all is better. >> stick around. find out which democratic candidates are facing off each other, watch the draw for the cnn democratic debates this thursday night at 8:00 eastern. and then on july 30th and 31st, it is the cnn democratic presidential candidates, ten candidates each night moderated by dana bash and don lemon and myself here on cnn. >>> coming up, the lavish stash in a locked safe worried that jeffrey epstein might try to skip bail. that'

i don't want to pay for my state virginia to develop a tech capability to fight the russians. that's nuts. >> and if you're on the front lines trying to battle this if you see the senate doing what it's doing, if you hear the president not even wanting to address the reality of the russian attack, what message does that send to you? >> pretty simple message. if you want to coordinate a message to the american people, the fbi director has spoken. 98% of the americans don't even know who that is. the problem i have with this is there's got to be one message for the year and a half. that message has to be in the oval office. any president has the capability to speak to the american people in ways the fbi or cia can't. i'm worried about the messaging piece on the front ejd of the intel. >> you worked with robert mueller. robert mueller comes up in your new book. but you worked with mueller years ago. was the robert mueller you know the one that you saw testifying the other day? >> let me be clear here. we have a man who served in vietnam and was deck kated. we have a man who was n