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now to a cnn exclusive. cnn's chris cuomo sitting down with former vice president joe biden and his wife. in this exclusive, jill biden reveals that she was surprised by senator kamala harris's debate attack on her husband's record on race and segregation. >> the biggest surprise i think was the debate. i think, you know, i think probably kamala was a little bit of a surprise. he got into politics because of his commitment to civil rights and then to be elected with barack obama, and then someone is saying, you know, you're a racist. as soon as i heard those words. as soon as i heard those words, i thought, uh-oh, what's coming next, and i think the american people know joe biden, they know his values. they know what he stands for, and they didn't buy it. >> we will play the complete interview with joe and jill biden in our 8:00 hour! it is really interesting how the biden's are resetting now prior to the next cnn debate just 2 1/2 weeks away. >>> new this morning, retribution. we are learning the administra

cnn's newsroom with ana cabrera starts right now. >>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. anticipation on capitol hill. robert mueller has a date with two congressional committees this week. what will he say? >>> plus round two of the m deic presidential debates. 2020 candidate marianne williamson will take the stage on night one. she says she wants to heal the soul of america, and she'll join us live to talk about her strategy to stay in the race. >>> but first he's walked back the walk back. now president trump is stripling, no, qua drupeling down on his attacks on four ethnic minority congresswomen insisting without evidence that they're not capable of loving our country. will they take the bait? sarah westwood is traveling with the president in new jersey this weekend. sarah, the president's latest tweets says he doesn't believe these four congresswomen are, quote, capable of loving our country. he says they should apologize to america and israel and he claims they are destroying the democratic party. today he is getting back up now from ot

well, let's break out the cnn timer. find out how quickly the president started speaking once he heard those ugly chants. >> omar has a history of issuing anti-semetic skreeds. >> send her back. send her back, send her back. >> she talked about the evil israel -- rather remarkable. it seemed like president trump milked every month. he didn't say a word until that chant ended. after he returned he weeted, what a crowd. what great people! the enthusiasm. the chant could be disruptive. >> isn't it racist to say send her back? >> no. was it racist to say love it or leave it. a somali refugee would not have been asked to go back. >> coming was her. >> a lot of people want us to be distracted. >> they're calling for a security evaluation for omar and the three other people trump called out by name in north carolina. >>> check out cnn business at 4:09. the fight for 15 headed to the senate. he raised the wachblg act thursday so it would be the federal midge mum wage up 7:25. if passed, it will be the first wo werer -- >> califo

nbc's debate was different than cnn's tonight. nbc would ask questions directly of a candidate of their policies. seems like cnn skewed more towards how do you respond to somebody else's criticism of you during a race, et cetera, et cetera. do you think that is something that a journalist should be doing or do you think it's up to a network, how do you figure out a good debate as a journalist? >> i guess the result is what tells us whether or not there's a debate because you learn a lot. with the information gleaned during the debate, important to voters, as we see something we didn't know about before. i think people talk about the media being biased to the left or the right, usually they're talking abit having a liberal bias, which i think will be true in some cases, but i think the real bias in the media is conflict. it's not an ideological thing. it's that journalist look for risk, they look for things that are happening. in politics, what's happening is conflict, whether inside of the campaign or between candidates, that is e

you're live in the cnn "newsroom." ' said recently. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." s' said recently. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." said recently. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, ♪ ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ get powerful relief with new pepto bismol liquicaps. >>> former vice president joe biden right now working the crowd in south carolina. he just finished the speech there in sumpter, south carolina. we brought you a clip from that earlier where he apologized for a number of criticism about his record. he talked about his comments in which he talked about working across the aisle with segregationist senators and he said he regrets having made those comments. he also said this. listen. >> somehow something do with before 2008. as if my opponents want to believe i served from 1972 to 2008 and then took a high eigat next eight years. they don't want to talk about me being vice presid

cnn's newsroom with ana cabrera starts right now. >>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. anticipation on capitol hill. robert mueller has a date with two congressional committees this week. what will he say? >>> plus round two of the m deic presidential debates. 2020 candidate marianne williamson will take the stage on night one. she says she wants to heal the soul of america, and she'll join us live to talk about her strategy to stay in the race. >>> but first he's walked back the walk back. now president trump is stripling, no, qua drupeling down on his attacks on four ethnic minority congresswomen insisting without evidence that they're not capable of loving our country. will they take the bait? sarah westwood is traveling with the president in new jersey this weekend. sarah, the president's

joe biden sat down with an interview here with us on cnn. he spoke out about what rebecca was saying about that clash with harris that launched a thousand headlines and why he troo is to avoid fights with the fellow democrats. >> what i didn't want to do is get in that scrum. do you think the american public looked at that debate, take me out of it. boy, i really like the way that is conducted. they're really showing themselves to be really well. come on, man. >> they're going to come after you. >> sure they are. zh were you prepared for them to come after you? zbhi was. i wasn't prepared for the person coming at me the way she came at me. she knew beau, she knows me. anyway, i -- but here's the deal. what i do know and there is good and bad, the american people think they know me and they know me. >> abby philip is our cnn white house correspondent. and we have a cnn political reporter with us. good to see you both, ladies. starting with you, you know, to listen to biden there when he says senator harris knows him, knew his son beau because

this is the group that cnn calls heros. this weekend's terror attack changed their mind at cnn? well today we contacted camu bell to find out, asked him if he regrelted promoting antifa. he did not reply. we contacted a cnn spokeswoman to see if the station stands by the documentary and if they plan to air it again complete with the picture of the dead terrorist. cnn didn't respond to that request. we called the network's parent company, at&t, asked those questions, will this air again on cnn. as of tonight, at&t has not gotten back to us nor jeff sucker who runs cnn. we'll keep trying to get an answer to that question a go mess particular terrorist tried to murder federal agents. cnn egged him on before hand. now they're pretending nothing happened. it's not just them by the way, it's the attitude of the entire left. not a single democratic presidential candidate has condemned this as of tonight. ocasio-cortez and omar ignored questions about it, as if condemning a terror attack requires careful thought. those are the good reactions, actually. some journalists praise him outrig

>>> this is cnn breaking news. >> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. our breaking news this hour, a major explosion shattering parts of a south florida shopping mall and sending at least 21 people to area hospitals. the explosion taking place at a strip mall with an l.a. fitness center. it was filled with people doing their saturday workouts. the deputy fire chief in plantation, florida, telling cnn he believes everyone has been accounted for at this point, but crews are still searching the rubble in the collapsed areas. we still don't know exactly what caused this explosion. here's more from the deputy fire chief. >> we did have an active gas leak when we arrived. they were able to secure it. the hazmat team went in and secured the gas initially and itco was able to secure it from there. whether that was the cause or not, we have not confirmed. >> right now no confirmed fatality, but two people have serious injuries. police are warning everyone in that area to just stay away. cnn's rosa flores is live near the scene in plantation, florida. i know you'

you are in the cnn newsroom. days before the cnn democratic presidential debates, we are already seeing a more aggressive former vice president joe biden as he takes on rivals senator kamala harris and senator cory book booker. >> a new poll out of south carolina shows he's still dominating the field with harris coming in a distant second. >> senator elizabeth warren is staying out of the fray and announcing her 1 million donation as she's trying to make the case she could run a successful campaign without the high dollar fund-raising. can she do it in a race against fellow progressive bernie sanders? >> joining us now from new hampshire, cnn political reporter rebecca buck, and just a lot of story lines as we head into next week's cnn debates. >> reporter: that's right. i mean, you mentioned senator elizabeth warren. we're following her here in new hampshire today as she is on the campaign trail. she just hit that milestone of 1 million donors to her campaign, and just as a reminder, she hasn't been holding thes

a new cnn poll showing biden, harris, warren, sanders. the numbers include big gains for both harris and warren. one noteworthy result though for biden. despite coming under scrutiny on civil rights issues, support for the former vice president remains strong among black voters. interesting results on health care. first we begin with phil notingly in washington. >> reporter: well, michelle, and dave, you saw the first debates and now we're seeing the first poll in the wake of those first debates. it shows a dramatically tightening race. joe biden has seen his lead dwindle losing 5 points. now leading the field at 22%. two other democratic senators skyrocketing to some degree. kamala harris on the heels of the major debate seeing her numbers shoot up. elizabeth warren seeing a bump of her own, eight points on the wake of that debate. bernie sanders seeing not unlike joe biden four points and now coming forth into the polls. pete buttigieg closing out the top five at a much lower level of 4% whampt this underscores is that the race is fluid

i'd rather not. >>> pay attention during tonight's cnn debate. an expert says the democratic presidential candidates will speak volumes without saying a word. a facial decoder told cnn's jeanne moos what to look for. >> reporter: sometimes the faces debate candidates make are debatable. who better to dissect then than the guy who wrote the book? actually, several books on facial decoding. dan hill has advice for the dems based on previous performance. >> glare and stare and full of grima grimaces. you have to come across as someone's going to occupy the white house, not burn the place down. >> reporter: he points the finger at bernie sanders. oh, yes. you, bernie. >> nothing will change! >> reporter: president george w. bush once looked so cranky during a debate that the democrats turned it into a negative ad. called it "faces of frustration." okay, not too annoyed but not too smiley either. >> the biggest thing you shouldn't do is big, cheesy grins like this. >> reporter: it may look like pleasant smiling to us. >> immigrants, they do not dimini

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thanks for staying with me. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. regrets? joe biden has a few and he came clean on some of them today in south carolina, starting with his recent remarks about being able to work with segregationist senators. >> was i wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that i was praising those men who i successfully opposed time and again? yes, i was. i regret it. and i'm sorry for any of the pain or misconception i may have caused anybody. [ applause ] >> he also spoke about the controversial 1994 crime bill he supported. >> i supported the bill. i will accept responsibility for what's right. i will also accept the responsibility for what went wrong. >> cnn's arlette saenz joins us from the campaign trail. do you think biden was successful with potential voters today? >> reporter: anna, the voters earlier today in south carolina as well here in orangeburg were very receptive to the former vice president's speech and remarks. but we will see over the course of the next few day

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. >> cnn reporter was at the even. this is a very different biden we have seen since the start of the campaign. why the change? >> well, ana, joe biden has been under fire, under criticism from his 2020 democratic rivals on a variety of issues since entering the campaign. but recently there's been a big focus on issues regarding race. there were the comments that he made about working with segregationist senators as well as that fiery exchange with kamala harris on the issue of school busing. and right now you're showing biden, in awareness that he needs to take on knows critiques, that criticism of his decadeslong record and also express some remorse for certain situations. so you heard him, you know, say he is sorry. that's not something you heard biden say often about comments about working with segregationist senators. cory booker was someone who called on him to apologize for that. he is now apologizing about three weeks later. booker says he is grateful, wishes it wouldn't have taken that long but grateful the fo

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. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. you're watching "cnn newsroom" live. >>> well, protesters in puerto rico are planning a massive demonstration in the coming hours. they say they won't quit until governor ricardo rossello resigns. >> that's right. in a response to rossello's message sunday, he addressed the growing public anger against him. in it he says that he won't run for re-election next year, but that he has no plans to step down before his term is done. >> well, that's not enough foe the hundreds of thousands of protesters who say they've lost all faith in him. the protest began after a leak of hundreds of pages of profanity-laced messages between rossello and his aides. they call his administration corrupt as puerto rico suffers high poverty rates, crushing debt and an incomplete recovery from hurricane maria. >> our nick paton walsh is in san juan and describes the mood on the streets and what protesters are planning to do next. >> reporter: an extraordinary move by governor ricardo rossello, really before th

cnn's boris sanchez joins us now. this is a story, boris, that has a lot to do with money and power. what more do we know about epstein's connections to high-profile people? >> reporter: yeah, ana, it is one of the most fascinating aspect of this story. jeffrey epstein's friendliness with major names is really glaring, including president trump. the two of them apparently were friendly in the past with president trump flying on epstein's private jet. epstein allegedly also recruited one of his victim from mar-a-lag oshlmar-a-l mar-a-lago, the estate. a quote that he'll likely distant himself shortly, the president telling "new york" magazine, "i've known jeff for 15 years. terrific guy. he's a lot of fun to be with. it's even said he likes beautiful women as much as i do and many of them are on the younger side. no doubt about it, jeffrey enjoys his social life." it's been reported that after these allegations came up, president trump banned jeffrey epstein from his mar-a-lago resort. that's not epstein's only connect

. >>> you're live in the cnn news room. right now hundreds of migrants are being held in detention centers at the southern border and reports we're getting from inside these centers paint a dark picture. a congressman who visited a center in el paso says some migrants spent days, even weeks without showers. "the new york times" reports outbreaks of scabies and chickenpox in some overcrowded centers. children crying constantly and a stench from clothes. and the president says those migrants are happy with what's going on. >> in all cases if you look, people that came from unbelievable poverty that had no water. they had no anything. where they came from, those are people that are very happy with what's going on because relatively speaking, they're in much better shape right now. >> i want to bring in cnn's white house correspondent boris sanchez. what else did the president say about the reporting on the detention centers? >> reporter: president trump reportedly called this a hoax and suggested the new york times is working

attorney and a cnn legal analyst. president trump is intervening, telling the leader of a foreign country he would vouch for the rapper's bail. what are the biggest obstacles here, including that sweden doesn't have bail? >> that's correct, ana, they don't have a bail system. also the prime minister has made it very clear that he doesn't have the ability or the authority to intervene in this matter, that the law enforcement process in sweden has to play itself out, and barring, you know, some extraordinary circumstances, asap rocky appears to be going to be detained in sweden until july 25th as the swedish judicial process has made clear. >> what impact if any will the video have, of asap throwing someone to the ground in this case? >> his attorney claims he was simply defending himself, that these men had been following him and his entourage and that they were the initial aggressors and he was simply acting out of self-defense. presumably he'll have the opportunity to present that to law enforcement in sweden. it's n

cnn's amanda davis is live with the preview. just a hunch you are pulling a bit for the underdog here this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you may have found me out. yeah, this is a very big day, which needs a serious buildup. now nine hours till kickoff. the biggest match of the tournament so far. yes, i'm struggling just a little bit to maintain my professional neutrality, but the good news for u.s. fans, despite being born in england and admitted to supporting manchester united as a child, the coach says there is no danger of any split loyalties from her side. team u.s.a. are the favorites. they're the best team in the world. looking for their place in the final for the record fifth time whilst england looking to make it the first time. for all of the dominance from meghan rapineo and alex morgan. alex has said there will be no arrogance from her side in leone. >> it's important that our team has confidence. i think this team knows they have to earn everything, that we've got tough opponents as we played the

let's ask our cnn analyst. here's chairman nadler on this upcoming court fight. >> when we win, and we will win the court fight because the legal excuses the white house has been using are weak from a legal point of view, it will open up the flood gates to all -- to enforce all of the subpoenas and get all of the testimony because they're all the same nonsense legal arguments. >> nadler sounds confident about winning, should he be so confident? >> i think in the long view, i would be confident and here's why. the mueller investigation was a criminal investigation of the president of the united states. the constitution gives the house, quote, the full power of impeachment, unquote. and so really the house and the house judiciary committee, they've got authority to take a look at what the president is doing. they can't possibly do that if the executive branch can withhold evidence of crimes by the president. so i think they'll succeed. there's a question of whether or not he needs to more formally open an impeach

matthew chance, cnn, on the gulf of oman. >> let's put it into focus now. a senior research fellow at chatham house, a think tank, joining us this hour via skype from london. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> an iranian flag hoisted atop this british ship. that only adds insult to injury there, given where things presently stand. how do you see the uk responding? proceeding to step up pressure and free this ship and crew from its current captors? >> well, the uk is going to be meeting in a few hours, and they're going to announce a response. i suspect they are going to try and push back in a multilateral way. trying to make this about freedom of navigation, not just about the uk ship per se. so they're going to try to build a coalition and also segregate the response away from the tensions around iran's nuclear program and sanctions and tensions with the united states. >> well, to that point, let's talk about that nuclear deal that europe has tried to keep in tact, but as key european allies now side with the united kingdom in this dispute, does

and that atmosphere over his rally now cnn turning that cnn debate into the hunger games. [laughter] i want to see cory booker bust through the door where biden barely breaks 1 percent when he gets the nomination get rid of the moderators and have a home depot parking lot and then just let them get over that. >> it's never too late to give up. >> what do you make of this quick. >> thank you to my cocaptain and my podcast, i like gangster biden. what's his new name? d50. [laughter] >> somebody got fired from the wwe and we tried that a couple times and that did not work then. people are changing the channel. that description alone nobody wants to hear that. greg: i know why they did that because of the bernie fiasco. they were trying to say this is not rigged like what we did to bernie from hillary from 2016. >> but they will say it is rigged because they get all of their own opinions do you think they are sit around watching cnn? know they are watching their weed they are smoking but he made the push-up comment because now we are finally talking about it i am a single issu

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton, and here are the headlines this hour. >>> the u.s. supreme court has ruled that for now president trump can use $2.5 billion in pentagon money to build his border wall. now a lower court had blocked the president's move, but it's not over as appeals are still being heard. >>> u.s. president donald trump dropped threats of tariffs against guatemala after the country signed a new asylum agreement. they must claim that they are there first rather than waiting until they get to the united states. if they designed to remain with both. protesters rallying where protesters showed up for nearly an hour. lease have denied authorization. we will give you updates. >>> medical workers in libya, mean time, face survivors of victims in a shipwreck. about 300 people were on the boat when it began taking on water. many of the drowning victims were children. >>> we are back to you as politics now as house democrats have escalated their pursuit of a possible impeachment inquiry agains

viewers from the cnn debate tonight. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome to your new day. it is a special day, tuesday july 30th, 8:00 in the east. we are live here in detroit. look at the crowd. >> they're a lot louder than their numbers represent. those guys have been making noise since 5:00 a.m. >> these are passionate supporters of the candidates and they've been here for hours. the stage is set for tonight for this democratic debate. the first of the two high stakes moments here on cnn. the field is split into two groups of ten. tonight the spotlight will be on elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. seen as the two progressives in this stage. they will be on the stage. literally they've avoided direct c confrontations. is that about to change? >> you'll remember senator harris skewered biden on issues of busing and race the first time around. ahead of these debates there's a new national poll we want to show you. it shows biden bouncing back to where he was before the first debate. biden leads

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briana. >> cnn's drew driven thank you so much. >>> and this sunday night on an all new episode of cnn original series the movies it foegzing on films from the 2000s. cnn's tom foreman has a preview. >> the new millennium startwood an explosion of stars. big names writing big box office returns. >> stars become for a while the most dependable element in movies, which is why their salaries go up and also changes the whole context of movies, because the power balance in movies change. and by changing balance is changes the kind of movies we go to ones that ultimately centralize the star. >> the superstars made potentially mediocre scripts into hits and forgettable ones. >> training day is an otherwise small film without denzel's presence. >> and all that made the studios happy. especially as they started building on that. film seriesy soon everywhere from the fast and furious to transformers, to the bourne movies. to. >> the executive starts seeing the direction we want to go. they're not looking for a single project. they want the next franchise. >> you shall not pass! >> some franchise

we begin with a cnn exclusive for you. former vice president joe biden sitting down with our friend chris cuomo for a wide ranging interview. biden's commanding lead over the democratic field has tightened significantly after the first debates. in this interview, joe biden talks domestic and foreign policy. he defends his record on school desegregation and he addresses his feud with kamala harris over race. >> that's not all. biden takes aim at president trump trying to position himself as the best candidate for president. he eviscerates mr. trump's embrace of strong men. >> was talking with you and jill. you said you were expecting to have a target on your back, but the intensity of some of it -- did you see the questions about your past petitioositions of ra being as strong as they are? >> no. i don't think they're relevant because they were taken out of conte context. what i didn't see was people who know me. they know me well. it's not like somebody who just came out of the blue and didn't know anything. it's easy to g

. >> i want to bring in ana navarro, cnn political commentator, and bianna golodryga, cnn contributor, and ana, i want to know what happens today. we have seen 19 or so republicans come out publicly with some level of disapproval, elected republicans, but today they could be forced to take a vote. so what will they do. what will the republican party say? >> i have no idea. i hope that what they say is the right thing, which is to call racism racism and to call a racist a racist. you should be able to do that whether it's somebody from your own party. you should be able to do that whether it's somebody that's not a celebrity or somebody that's famous, whether it is the president or whether it is a joe schmo from anywhere. the congresswoman said something there that is so right, how many times have we read stories in the last three years about how children, how kids used donald trump's words to bully other children. i know that our children all across america today with names like mine who speak with accents like i do, who are getting told to go back to their country, to go back home wh

eastern only on cnn. >>> let's check on cnn business at 4:09 eastern time. the rapid growth of businesses is cooling off. they will release the june jobs number at 8:30 a.m. the economy added 160,000 jobs in june while the unemployment rate remains at an historic low at 3.6%. that would be a bounce back from the 3previous numbers. construction jobs have been a victim. the lackluster housing market. retail has suffered thousands of layoffs from big box bankruptcies as online shopping continues to grow. even though e. commerce has driven gains in the transportation and warehousing sector, it's unlikely they fully offset the losses. there could be an interest rate cut from the federal reserve later this month. no doubt about it, the president will be pushing. >> he'll be all over that. >> pardon the pun. >>> another major escalation in venezuela. a navy officer tortured and killed in government custody. big protests expected from the opposition today. we are live in caracas. whoops. sorry. unlike ordinary diapers pampers is the first and only diaper that distri

he used cnn to do this. -- terror group. he tweeted, quote "are you watching the united states episode about the puget brown club and the way they are doing actively and to end white supremacy?"he just understand that the on my heshow is bringing a lot more harassment their way. do what you can to support them. he is literally raising money, cnn is raising money for and in chief of. keep in mind that the viewers who took that advice, who followed cnn's about guidance and send money to antifa. keep in mind that the viewers who took that advice, who followed cnn's about guidance and send money to achieve, helped fund saturday's terrorist attack. ngokay, not that cnn cares. the the gunman's were just fighting racial fastest. and you s and is on a racist ora fastest? he was putting in a hospital by these people, by and shiva joins us. how do you feel as someone who got a brain hemorrhage because you were beaten in an unsensible way by nt for her to see them promoting violence on cnn. >> two weeks after my bidding, c -- beating,

. >> cnn democratic presidential debates. sanders, warren, buttigieg, o'rourke, klobuchar, ryan, delaney, williamson, bullock, biden, harris, booker, yang, this white guy, your uncle, rodriguez, de blasio, loopen hicker, some kid, this woman, your neighbor, this guy, this gal, that guy you always see at the grocery store, sanders, and 88 candidates, a nine part mini series, the cnn democratic presidential debates, live from detroit, july 30th and 31st, august 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th. >> loopenhicker that's not nice. >> i would watch the heck out of those debates. that's all i can say right now. >> nine part series, why didn't we think of that. >>> we have some breaking news for you. italian prosecutors have just revealed the evidence they have in the case of two americans accused of murdering a police officer. we have a live report for you next. you try hard, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a

. >> the cnn democratic presidential debates. sanders, warren, buttigieg, o'rourke, klobuchar, ryan, delany, williamson, bullock. biden, harris, yang, this white guy. rodrigu rodriguez, your uncle. the woman from your office, this woman, this friend, this guy, this gal, that guy you always see at the grocery store, sanders. >> you did me already. >> and bud. 88 candidates a nine-part mini series. the democratic presidential debates, live from detroit, july 30th, 31st, august 2nd, 3rd, and we'll do it all again the third week of september. >> my favorite. >> i don't know about you, but i think bud is going to have a great debate tonight. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romance. >> i'm boris sanchez. "new day" live from detroit starts right now. >>> about our vision for america. >> the scene is set for the democratic presidential debates. >> it's not just a political campaign. we are engaged in a political revolution. >>> president trump expanding his attacks against cummings. >> the president is combative with anybody who

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar in the cnn weather center. how long, allison before, i mean, this thing seems to almost be sitting still at the moment, which i know has to be bad because it's just fuelling the sform. >> -- the storm. >> the slower it moves, the longer it has to dump tremendous amounts of rain. the longer it sits over the water, the more time it has to intensify and strengthen. we don't want that. we don't want the storm to get stronger than it is. here's the latest statistics, 70 miles per hour winds sustained. keep in mind, that's 4 miles per hour of being a category one storm. we're very very close. forward movement northwest at only 5 miles per hour. there are hurricane hunters out right now taking a look at this particular storm. they're going in, they're taking a look at the storm and getting up some numbers of what it's currently doing in the storm right now. here's the thing, the track of this storm is going to continue to take it further off to the north, making landfall in louisiana today. after that, it will continu

it you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers we have new details preparing for robert mueller's testimony. >> i would not provide information beyond that which is already public. >> new details for the house democrats game plan for the mueller hearing next week. >> democrats are planning to focused on five years of alleged obstruction of justice banking on the fact this shifts public opinion. >> republicans on the committee are going to disrupt everything they try to do. it's going to be quite a spectacle. >> the roster is now set for cnn's two night democratic presidential debate. >> who's best able to take on donald trump? people will be judging them by that. >> real ideological differences will take place. the stakes are really high. >>> it is friday, july 19th, 8:00 in the east. >> i'm smiling. i think i am beginning to believe it. >> cnn has new reporting this morning about the game plan democrats and republicans will use in the robert mueller hearings next wednesday. democrats strategy will be to focus on five epis

let's go to cnn stephanie elam in ridgecrest. stephanie, we know that people are still getting a better look, an assessment of the damage caused by this quake. >> reporter: right. and victor, did take a little longer for them to do that because if you remember that 7.1 earthquake happened when the sun was up because it was summertime but the sun was going down. they weren't able to get a good look until yesterday how the streets and infrastructure were looking and you can also tell by just driving down the street here in ridgecrest that the streets may have looked okay for the most part and the buildings from the front were fine but inside that's where they were doing a lot of cleanup. most of the stores, restaurants closed as they were dealing with that. the good news, though, is that dr. lucy jones, the world renown seismologist tweeted that looks like we're in for less earthquakes as she puts it the sequence is decaying so the probability of more aftershocks is dropping. next week could still see magnitudes 4 and 5s. that's go

eastern only on cnn. >>> cnn has learned house democrats are worried that the window for impeachment is closing. and we are getting now reporting on what this man might be thinking. the house judiciary chair jerry nadler, how will he now approach the notion of impeachment? he joins us next. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. ♪ at t-mobile, for $40/line for four lines, it's all included for the whole family, starting with unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. and if you like netflix, it's included on us. plus no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees are included. and now for a limited time, wi

cnn's sonia mougee is here. talk to me about what's happening here. >> well, there could be many reasons why we could be seeing new charges, these new charges coming forward. we will learn more details once this indictment is unsealed, which we expect to be unsealed tomorrow. what we do know is for several years there have been public allegations against jeffrey epstein, allegations that he was sexually abusing girls, some of whom were underage. some of those allegations were coming out in the form of lawsuits. one woman who sued him about a decade ago alleged when she was 14, 15 years old she met him through an associate. an associate lured her to epstein's florida mansion under the guise that she would learn about massage therapy. when she went to that mansion, she was instead pressured into having sex for him and given money. she said she was lured into a life for several years where she was flown around the world and pressured into having sex with him and his associates. now, an attorney for that woman spoke

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. ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. it's breaking news on cnn. the storm roaring ashore in louisiana right now. no longer a hurricane but has made landfall and is still very frightening and very dangerous. the most powerful bands of the storm whipping parts of the state west of new orleans right now. it looks like the city itself will be spared the worst of the predicted flooding ask threats to the levees. but outside the new orleans area now, tropical storm barry is pushing water over roads, forcing officials to close bridges, potentially cutting off people from help if they need it. barry is this year's first hurricane, even though it was only strong enough to be a hurricane for a couple of hours. it's still a powerful storm. it's moving very slowly. that's the biggest concern, because that means heavy rainfall and flooding could be a huge problem. forecasters telling people along the entire gulf coast that floodwaters are coming and could remain high well into next week. we'll go to the w

"cnn tonight" with laura coats in for d. lemon. right now. >> this is such a horrible -- the idea of all of a sudden this is the a an issue before. the old saying if somebody shows who they are believe them. why did they not believe before? >> because of politics. they are playing to advantage. somebody told the democrats let him own this. this is his problem. and get protections. here's the thing. you don't have to be the brilliant lawyer to know this is a bad case. i'm not going to help the kids because i can't get enough of the guarantees people will treat them nicely. so no help? >> nothing. >> that was the argument. there's a lot more to do. as you know. what asylum rules work what doentd. what are the systems in place for separation. how do you process. where do they have to be. this is rules these cause the jam. as much as anything else. >> the question is your last question. what are you going to do about it? you have known this. people have constitutional rights even if they are undocumented. these are children we're talki