that's not what this was about, brianna. and what your clip cut out there was that, actually, i was addressing secretary of defense austin. and when i presented him this seminar on dealing with whiteness and white rage. which was given to me by very upset and outraged cadets, parents, soldiers. that brought this to my attention. i want to be clear, this isn't some kind of a republican-talking point. this is being brought to us by soldiers and by cadets and their families. secretary austin actually agreed with me. that, that is a bit too far. that this -- and where i disagree with -- with general milley, who -- who commented later -- was this isn't some kind of history class. i have no problem with understanding our very checkered past with race and -- and the atrocities that happened in the past. this was a seminar telling cadets how they should think and behave, now. that dividing the states along class lines and along racial lines. >> to be clear, we haven't seen the seminar. right? we -- we haven't seen the seminar. i kno

tell us about this, laura. >> yeah, brianna. thankfully this time authorities disrupted the plot just in time. 28-year-old coleman thomas blevins had been chatting with people online about what he didn't realize is that he was talking to undercover cops. authorities claim in one message blevins made a specific threat of a mass shooting, one that included walmart. coordinating with fbi and secret service police swiftly arrested him the next day and the county sheriff's said this, this case reminds us that we need to always be vigilant. many think that can't happen here and it was well on the way to happening. a search of blevins home turned up firearms and ammunition even though he's on felony probation and not supposed to have guns and found radical ideology paraphernalia. prosecutors may seek federal charges in this case, brianna. >> thank you so much for that. >>>jurorty of u.s. senators voted for it but there will be no bipartisan commission to look into the january 6th capitol attack. >>> heading into memorial day weekend, r

brianna? >> reporter: this morning there are dozens hurt, at least three critically after a car plowed into a crowd of spectators in texas. so the crash obviously caught on camera here. we should tell you that the man who shot this video is okay. authorities say one of these cars, the one you see there, veered off of the track. it hit several other vehicles before breaking through a guardrail. this is a track that is located in texas near el paso. >>> and coming up, we have a cnn exclusive, what we know about a possible leak at a chinese nuclear facility. we'll have the response this morning from china. >>> plus, cnn's barbara starr will join us live, speaking out for the first time after she found out the trump justice department went after her records. n't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a

brianna? >> we'll pay much more attention to that. >>> free america, smart america, real america, just america, so which of these four boxes do you fit into? maybe you fit into a couple. the author of a new article about polarization is going to join us next. >>> plus france's president slapped in the face while greeting a crowd. yikes. what he is saying about the incident this morning. my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, like joint pain and tenderness, back pain, and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection

. >> brianna? >> and certainly he is there talking to allies of america and trying to turn a page and really be in this position of having to explain for the last four years. this is part of what he said david gregory about republicans and pushing, as he put it phony populism. >> it is a shock and surprise that what's happened in terms of consequence of president trump's phony populism has happened. and it is disappointing that so many of my republican colleagues in the senate who i know know better have been reluctant to take on, for example, an investigation because they're worried about being primaried. >> i think it's really interesting there. it's unusual for a president to speak in such frank terms about a predecessor and predecessor's political movement, but certainly this isn't usual this turning of the page from trump to biden. >> well, one of the reasons i think he's addressing it he understands his colleagues on the world stage are paying attention to all of this, too. you know this whol

brianna. it turns out reporters weren't the only ones targeted by trump's justice department and didn't know it. the lengths that the justice department went to help the former president and his quest to get to the bottom of stories he didn't like now far more serious than previously known. democratic lawmakers, their staff, and families are the latest in the hunt for leakers. a new report overnight reveals as trump fumed over contacts between trump associates and russia, behind the scenes the doj subpoenaed apple to hunt down the data for those stories. they sought information from more than 100 accounts include those of now intel chairman adam sc schiff, according to sources at cnn. >> i can't say that it was extraordinarily broad. people having nothing to do with, you know, the intelligence matters that are at least being reported on. it just shows what a broad phishing expedition it was and so many norms were broken in connection with this. >> reporter: as first reported by "the new york t

brianna? >> reporter: israel's longest serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu is one stoep away fro being honest. they struck a coalition deal to form a new government. this is an extraordinary coalition. paving the way for netanyahu's exit. cnn's hadas gold is live for us in jerusalem. this is something to behold, hadas. explain to us what happened here. >> brianna, it definitely is history in the making. last night with 38 minutes before that midnight deadline, the centrist leader lapid said he formed a coalition that could oust benjamin netanyahu as israel's longest serving prime minister. under the terms, the leader naftali bennett would serve as minister. then lapid would take over. but as you noted, this coalition is made up of a wide swath of political parties from the far right to the left. an arab israeli party has signed on as part of a coalition. that goes to show you who all is sitting in this party. now, not much unites this coalition other than they want to see the back of ben

♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." preparing for putin. what both sides have planned for president biden's high-stakes meeting with the russian president. >>> and new president, same play. mitch mcconnell threatens to block another supreme court seat if republicans win back the senate. >>> today the u.s. expected to hit 600,000 deaths from coronavirus as concern grows over a fast-spreading variant. >>> and the computer glitch overnight that grounded flights and triggered delays nationwide. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, it's tuesday, june 15th. on the eve of this historic summit with vladimir putin, president biden stands on the world stage this morning with america's closest eu allies. he started out this morning by meeting with the president and prime minister of belgium. this gathering with eu nations follows nato talks and for the first time china is a big focus. the 30 nato members singling out beijing's rising military power as a top challenge. >>> later today, the president travel

. >> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. on this "new day," new reporting on the sex trafficking investigation involved congressman matt gaetz. >>> mia, a republican lawmaker who said to start taking down names and kicking ass on january 6th is now nowhere to be found. >> the mental health of pro athletes. we'll speak with olympic winner michael phelps and the safety of the upcoming tokyo games. >>> and the new warning from the fda before you think about snacking on a cicada this summer. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it's thursday, june 3rd. you talk about cicadas like you're not involved here. this is about you. you need to recuse yourself from this story. >> i probably should have. >> much more on that in a moment. we begin with new cnn reporting, the justice department looking at potential obstruction of justice in connection with the ongoing investigation of congressman matt gaetz and his alleged sexual relationship with a minor. >> investigators have information that alleges g

john, brianna? >> it's a warning sign to be sure. elizabeth cohen, thank you so much. >>> you're looking at live pictures on the screen from brussels. this is the nato conference where president biden is right now, and what you're looking at is the arrival of the leaders for the family photo t group photo, of all the leaders together. i'm joined by bianna golodryga. and this is like the basketball games. the 6'10" sophomore from belgium. in any case, that's what we're seeing here. but this is really important. this nato conference is superimportant for president biden as he tries to reset the image of the united states around the world, particularly with allies. >> imagine his presence. this could not be more opposite from that and reassuring if many of those nato partners as well. joe biden knows the stage very well. it's his platform. but, yes, there's a lot to deal with. globally there's a lot to deal with in their backyard, the elephant in the room obviously being russia, and what we saw a few months ago with the troop buildup al

♪ >>> hello i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. >> alongside. alongside. >> really, truly alongside on this "new day." just in, the first report of its kind on january 6th reveals new details about the security failures leading to the insurrection, but it completely leaves out donald trump's role in what caused the attack. >>> plus. >> plus, candid revelations from barack obama. what he says about the insurrection, the fate of america's democracy and republicans who failed to be a guardrail. >>> vice president kamala harris with a stern warning to migrants, do not scome to the u.s. and the the progressives in her party not happy. >>> a defamation lawsuit of a woman accusing trump of rape. the surprising move ahead. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it is tuesday, june 8th. a bipartisan senate report on the capitol insurrection has just been released and it paints a damning portrait of security lapses on multiple fronts during the january 6th riot and in the days, weeks and months leading up t

brianna in. >> of course, they do. paula newton, thank you so much. >>> president biden warning that u.s. democracy is at risk amid the gop assault on voting, and we're going to speak with the republican, one of them, behind the texas bill. >>> plus, cnn speaks exclusively with an american imprisoned in russia charged with espionage. >> and if you could get a message to president biden ahead of this meeting, what would it be? >> his answer next. new pronamel mineral boost helps protect teeth against everyday acids. pronamel boosts enamel's natural absorption of calcium and phosphate - helping keep teeth strong, white and protected from sensitivity. new pronamel mineral boost >>> this morning, an exclusive interview. he his a message for president biden ahead of his summit meeting with vladimir putin later this movement cnn's matthew chance live again with this exclusive. matthew. >> reporter: john, thanks very much. it is an extraordinary situation. he works in what he calls a sweat shop making clothes and he's now loo

>>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." a new cnn analysis shows president biden's goal to vaccinate 70% of american adults by next month will be an uphill climb. see the numbers. >>> plus a key democratic senator speaks to cn n and if highly anticipated ufo findings are in. what the government says and why this could be a could bl security problem. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, june 4th. and this morning bipartisan to rebuild the nation's aging roads, bridges, roads, and water ways. republicans are expected to present a counteroffer after president biden offered a series of concessions, slashing the bill's price tag and rethinking the way it's refunded. >> will it be enough for republicans, and are democrats being naive to think bipartisanship is even possible? senate minority leader mitch mcconnell did say this in may. >> 100% of our focus is on stopping this new administration. >> joining us now, cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, mind t

brianna and john? >> it's staggering, romans, when you talk about paying one's fair share. >>> let's talk about this with lynnette lopez who's a columnist for "business insider" and gina with "the new york times." gina, this avoiding taxes, is this the real reason or one of the reasons why the ultra-rich stay ultra-rich? >> yeah, absolutely. i think the real upshot here is that here in america we tax income, we don't tax wealth, and if you're an extremely wealthy person, it's very easy for you to sort of maneuver so you never really have any income. in the meantime you're massiv extending your wealth. >> lynnette, when you look at this report, what was the thing that stood out to you? what is the biggest revelation here? >> jeff bezos claimed a $4,000 child tax credit. when i read that, my blood started boiling. again, this is legal. so there are definitely plans that the democrats have presented to fix this problem. we haven't heard anything from the republicans, but we know that elizabeth warren, she

brianna? >>> president biden returned to washington after his first foreign trip. did he succeed in his pledge to bring america back as he put it to the political stage? >>> plus a scary warning, finding fugitives. what a major manpower shortage means for national security. >>> and a sharp rise in shoplifting in some of america's biggest cities. what is driving this? i suffered with psoriasis for so long. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. after i started cosentyx i wasn't covered anymore. four years clear. five years now. i just look and feel better. see me. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vacc

>> brianna, in many ways it shows vaccination works. it works so well and that people who are not taking advantage of it are, unfortunately, suffering. so let's take a look at what our data shows about racial disparity. so this analysis of cdc data, if we start off with black people in the united states are about 12.5% of the population, we know that covid has disproportionately affected people of color throughout the pandemic. black people have accounted for more than 15% of deaths from covid from the beginning of the pandemic. but in may things got even worse and black people accounted for 19% of deaths. now part of this is a continuation of the same terrible trend that we've seen of racial disparities, but part of it is also that black people are vaccinated at a lower rate than white people are, and there's a lot of work now to try to change that. now let's take a look at age. you see sort of an interesting trend here as well. throughout the pandemic the majority of deaths have been among people older than aged 75 but in may another

we remember brianna taylor. they never got a court date. we did get a court date of conviction, and some time some will say that progress, i will say as malcolm x said, if you have a knife in my back, 6 inches to take out 4 inches is progress. but i still have 2 inches, a knife in my back. the knives is still in the back. as long as these unresolved cases are de, and the floyd family. and those of us in the civil rights community inactive vig community, will not stop until justice becomes on that of federal law and no longer new story. but the story that we know will probably touch that us senate just see that they must make law. so that we will not have little children, like george's daughter had to give the judge a statement about the value of a dead. what they understand that all of your children mad. yes, black lives matter. because you made us all, and we'll be careful to be loyal. and we'll be careful to live up to the calling you placed on the line of those that sir, and careful to give your name to praise these blessings. we ask in

brianna was born with sickle cell anemia and often suffers from pain. recent episode forced her surgery to be moved. just in time for the hospitals annual prom for children that are in the hospital. it can be a challenge to go to prom and to do a lot of the things that you normally get to do during your high school years for more than 10 years, the hospital let's put on this prom canceling last year's because of the pandemic because brianna is a long term patient. this isn't the first time she's done a party dress, but this year it's a little different. ucsf prompt 2020 when. with the risk of catching covid-19 higher for these young patients, the more than 30 attendees were able to enjoy prompt festivities from the comfort of their hospital bed. but believe me that didn't stop the party even though we couldn't do this in person is still good, you know to do it virtually because you still have fun, and the staff pulled out all the stops to make sure the night was a special one. all the teams started problem week by getting the star treatment, free clothe

brianna, you know, i don't know. we can hear the sounds of the work that's going on over here, behind us. there's water that is, still, being sprayed into the air over there. some of that is -- there's, i think, small fires and things like that, they're trying to cool down aspects of the rescue mission. these rescuers can only work in short bursts because it is so -- such laborious work that they're having to do here. so, we are going to keep an eye on things. brianna, jeffrey will stick around with us. back to you, for now. >> all right, sanjay, they are hoping for a miracle there in what is a very disastrous situation. each hour that passes, the race to find survivors is growing more desperate in south florida. we will have more on the challenges facing search-and-rescue teams, next. no, he's not in his room. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h.

. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." senate showdown, democrats moving forward on a voting rights bill as republicans prepare to vote it down. the senate's lead sponsor of the for the people act joins us live. >>> and pressure building on a long-time trump ally to cooperate with prosecutors or potentially face criminal charges himself. >>> the urgent call to get vaccinated after one hospital seeing a six-fold increase in coronavirus hospitalizations. >>> and nfl history being made, the league's first active openly gay player sharing his story and pledging to help the lgbtq community in a major way. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is tuesday, june 22nd. free and fair elections and president biden's agenda to a certain extent on the line today when the senate votes on the for the people act. republicans are pledging unified opposition and the measure is certain to fail without 60 votes. the question is can it get 50 democrats. president biden meeting privately on monday with

brianna? >> quite the dip there. thank you so much. >>> it's one of the craziest soccer games you will ever see. the u.s. men's national team pulls off dramatic win over mexico in denver last night. andy scholes has more in the "bleacher report." andy, this was nuts. >> it was, john. u.s. and mexico, their nation's league's final matchup in denver. it certainly investigate ugly toward the end of it. the game was halted for three minutes due to fans using an anti-gay chant. when the game resumed, it would go to extra time, and u.s. men's star would bury it in the upper right-hand corner. you can cemex can fans start throwing cups, beer, bottles at the players. giovany reina got hit right in the face with one of those bottles. backup goalie ethan horvath, the save of his life. that wins it for team usa. they claim the title by a final, 3-2. >>> less than two months away and simone biles looks more than ready, the 24-year-old putting on a masterful performance claiming seven u.s. gymnastics championships. she won the ro

. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. on this "new day"ing president biden's message to the world about the future of u.s. diplomacy and what he plans to tell vladimir putin to his face. >>> and an inspector's report about the ugly scene that took place a year ago when protesters were forced out of lafayette park with pepper balls. >> plus a high school yearbook club forced to stop sales after some parents and teachers complained about black lives matter. >>> and stargazers waking up early like us this morning to witness a solar eclipse. we're actually work bug we got to see it. neil degrasse tyson joins us live. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it's thursday, june 109, and the united states is back and facing an inflection point in history to prove democracies can endure and excel. that's the message from president biden to the world as he kicks off a weeklong trip abroad in europe. this is his first overseas trip as president. he will attend the g7 and nato meetings before his lo

. >> i'm john bechlt rman with brianna keilar. the mayor of the town where the children lived is standing by to talk to us. >>> plus dr. anthony fauci fighting back in a brand new interview. >>> a u.s. veteran says he has weeks to live because of toxic exposure in a war zone. his story just ahead. >>> bravery under fire. the security guard who stopped a gunman inside a georgia grocery store. >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it's monday, june 21st. we begin with the aftermath of this horrific chain reaction crash on a highway in alabama that left ten people dead, including nine children. the 29-year-old volunteer firefighter cody fox and his infant daughter were also killed in the crash. >> eight other victims ranging in age from 4 to 17 were traveling in a van from the home for abused and neglected young girls, making this story even more horrific. they were heading back from a beach vacation when it accident happened. joining me now is the mayor of camp hill, alabama, where the childr

>>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." a shooting spree across arizona. one person killed and more than a dozen hurt as cities across the country see a sharp rise in crime. >>> and violent and visceral new evidence released from january r)g 6jz on the policehd atxd the capitol hillìc% >>> the conservative majority's for the çó oçn/,5 president.q juneteentha5 marking thexd end slavery in the xdu.s., newest f sending some companies scrambling.lp&açói]que1$á >>> good morning to our2 viewer (áá world. it'slp friday,qt(t( juney■ 18th ( deadly rampage. jj then chaos. eight incidents in all.q >> it comes as gun violence specific across the country. already there have been 281 mass shootings in the united statulñ3 realized is that same suspect vehicle which has been identified as a white suv was involved in at least eight other incidents at this time. so that's eight separate incidents. that doesn't talk about the people involved. >> we don't know very much about the people involved or the people who were hurt. we also don't know very much about the s

brianna? >> joining us now is matthew rajanski, director of the kenan institute at the woodrow wilson center. he's a russian expert. you were quite a russian expert. you've been in close contact with the administration leading up to this summit which is getting so much attention, as it should. this is very much a departure from what we saw under the trump administration. what are you expecting? >> you know, number one, brianna, this is a meeting that has to happen. i think president biden has set appropriately low expectations in terms of not ending this meeting with a big handshake and a signing ceremony and a joint press conference. in that sense it's clearly going to be different than summits we've seen in the past. no resets like in the first term of obama but no bromance. no friendship as president trump tried to achieve. this will be very much about stabilizing and bringing more predictability to the relationship. the administration has used the term guardrails on escalatory behavior. th

brianna. >> yeah. that's certainly an approach we'll be keeping an eye on. phil black for us in london. thank you. >>> joining us now chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. i i have to say this feels pretty significant to us here in the united states as we talk about whether and where and when kids should be vaccinated. as they're finding in the uk, the coronavirus is being spread a lot by kids and young people. >> that's been one of the issues. we talk about the vaccines as being protective to the individual who gets the vaccine. there is a risk benefit an allcy sis. obviously younger people are at less risk of this disease. i've studied this virus for 15 months. i'm really coming to the conclusion, you do not want to get infected with this virus. we're still learning about the long-term impacts about this. i was talking to people last night. you don't know months later what the impact might be on the brain, on just about any other organ system, but the second point, john, to your point, it is a reservoir of disease that's increasingly finding itself

brianna? >> i feel good after getting mine, i will say. >>> there's new video that appears to show an oregon lawmaker to give advice on how to access the state capitol. this includes giving out his personal number. he's accused of allowing protesters into the closed capitol building while lawmakers were debating coronavirus restrictions. he has been charged now with first-degree official misconduct and second degree criminal tre trespass. cnn "early start" laura jarrett joins us now. this ups the ante. >> it ups the ante for sure. mike neuman says he's been the victim of mob justice, but this newly released video shows he gave access to the stain capitol was no accident. you can hear him answering questions from the audience about access to the building around telling them where to stand and who to text once they're there. >> we'll set up an operational hall pass which i don't know anything about. if you accuse me of knowing about it, i'll deny it. i'll give you the cellphone number -- [ bleep

thank you to your attorney joseph bondy as well. >> thank you, brianna. thank you for having us. >>> the fbi warning lawmakers that qanon's digital soldiers could become more violent following the attack on the capitol. we'll have that story first on cnn next. >>> plus, the widow of broadway star nick cordero opens up in a new book about their love story. his covid fight and life after his death. amanda klutzkloots joins us jus ahead. i'm here and suddenly... ...my migraine takes me somewhere else. where there's pain, and nausea. but excedrin pulls me back in a way others don't. and it relieves my symptoms fast for real migraine relief. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's importan

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brianna. >> the love doctor. i love it. >>> d.c. metropolitan police officer michael fanone who was brutally assaulted as he defended the capitol on january 6th says rupp congressman andrew clyde of georgia refused to shake his hand yesterday on capitol hill. >> i, you know, greeted congressman clyde. i was very cordial. i extended my hand to shake his hand. he just stared at me. i asked him if he was going to shake my hand, and he told me he didn't know who i was. so i introduced myself. i said i was officer michael fanone. i said i was a d.c. metropolitan police officer who fought on january 6th to defend the capitol and as a result i suffered a traumatic brain injury as well as a heart attack after having been tased numerous times at the base of my skull as well as being severely beaten. at that point, the congressman turned away from me, pulled out his cellphone. it looked like he was attempting to pull up like an audio recording app on his phone, and, again, never acknowledged me at any point. as soon as the elevator doors open

you know, brianna, early voting starts in early september these days. they want to move the calendar up, and they don't want to see any debates happening in the final 45 days long after people have the ballots in their hands. the whole idea is to educate them before they make a voting decision. this is all about the general election in 2024. but here's the thing. people don't realize this. parties have the right to set the rules of how their nomination is awarded. and so if the rnc is saying here, part of the rule to get the republican nomination for president in 2024 is perhaps you have to sign a pledge that you're not going to participate if they don't change their ways, that would be a huge transition. >> >> ththat's a great point. >>> next we're going to speak to a journalist who went to the qanon conference over the weekend. >>> russians attack again, this time targeting the food chain. what we know about this latest cyber attack. >>> and one state upping the vaccine when it comes to offering perks such as cash, trucks, and guns. we tested it again

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." president biden on the world stage vowing to rebuild america's alliances and sending a warning shot to u.s. enemies. the point of no return after legal battles. former white house counsel don mcgahn testifying about alarming decisions by then president trump. >>> an exclusive. the queen's youngest child weighing in on the dynamics in the fallout after harry let's move to the united states. >>> turn around, bright eyes. the remarkable pictures coming in from around the world. >>> a very good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, june 10th, and, wow, we really have something to watch here this morning. >> we have live pictures. happening now. >> the ring of fire total eclipse, so named, we understand now why, this is obviously a beautiful scene we're watching throughout the morning. >>> and president biden waking up in england this morning ahead of a meeting later today with prime minister boris johnson. tomorrow, the start of the g7 summ

♪ >>> hello i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." america's democracy is in peril. that is the warning from the american president as republicans intensify their war on voting. >>> plus, he may be on the ropes but benjamin netanyahu is getting last-minute support from american senators as the israeli prime minister tries clings to power. >>> now michael flynn is denying that he supports a military coup in the u.s. >>> new reaction overnight as one of the world's top tennis players abruptly quits the french open after being threatened with expulsion for refusing to talk to the media citing depression and anxiety. ♪ ♪ >>> very good morning to your viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it's tuesday, january 1st. quote democracy itself is in peril. stark words from the commander in chief marking a memorial day weekend was spent finally side by side with friends and family. for texas republicans, they spent the weekend trying to pass one of the most restrictive voting laws in the country. texas democrats derailed

some scientists believe the 14 day limit on n, brianna research has limited their findings. and now a group of scientists which make up the international society for stem cell research have released guidelines to lift that ban. the 14 day limit on growing human embryos has been in place for more than 40 years. it required scientists to destroy human embryos grown in a laboratory after 14 days. it's even been written into law in some countries, including britain and australia. however, brazil and france do not have any limitations on studying human embryos. but on the other end of the spectrum, countries like austria, germany, italy, russia, and turkey do not allow any type of studies conducted with human embryos. some against the research question of science is crossing a moral boundary in these practices. critics also point out that it remains unclear of this type of research would in fact lead to advances in the medical field. robin lavelle back chairman of the task force with the international society for stem cell research recommend lifting the 14 day ban. he says many t

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. >> this is "new day's" special coverage of a major moment in history, and for that we go to wolf blitzer. >> thanks very much, guys. we're live here in geneva, switzerland, only moments away from a truly historic face-to-face meeting between the u.s. president joe biden and the russian president vladimir putin. president biden arrived last night after meetings with g7 and nato leaders. he has prepared intensely for an encounter that will test his decades of experience on the world stage and his diplomatic skills with a truly, truly formidable adversary. president biden's hope is to open the lines of communication with russia. he wants to stop any further deterioration in the relationship which he admits has reached a new low point. there's a lot on the agenda from nuclear arms and climate change to recent cyber attacks and a potential prisoner swap for americans detained in russia. there will be no, repeat, no typical joint news conference afterward. instead each lead letter hold his own press briefing. the white house is determined to avoid the kind o

>> reporter: good morning, brianna. the vice president is expected to land here in el paso in about an hour and a half. it will be a four-hour visit, and this will be her first visit to the u.s./mexico border region since she was appointed the border czar by president biden. as you mentioned she's come under a great deal of fire for not visiting the border soon enough. there's also some criticism as to exactly the location that she has picked for this visit. some critics say that the vice president would have been better served going to the rio grande valley, which has really been the ground zero of the recent spike in migration numbers here along the u.s./mexico border. but the vice president team pushing back on that criticism, saying that el paso is highly representative of all border issues, is also the ground zero and the birth place of many of the trump era immigration policies they say they are trying forcefully to roll back as quickly as possible. they are also getting criticism from the left, even people who ar

. ♪ >>> hello i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." a new congressional report just released into the capitol insurrection identifies security failures ahead of january 6th, but it leaves out one glaring omission into what or who is to blame for it. >> so the guardrails are off. former president barack obama slamming republicans for kowtowing to donald trump and continuing to spread lies about the 2020 election. >> a cnn exclusive for the first time we are hearing rudy giuliani in his own words, he's pressuring officials in ukraine to announce bogus investigations into joe biden. >> big news for parents of young children, the first vaccine maker revealing when kids as young as 5 will likely be able to get vaccinated. >> that's neat. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, it's tuesday, june 8th. a new bipartisan senate report just released reveals stunning security breakdowns ahead of the january 6th capitol attacks. details miscommunication, and unheeded warnings that led to a chaotic response on

brianna was born with sickle cell anemia and often suffers from pain. a recent episode forced her surgery to be moved. just in time for the hospitals annual prom for children that are in the hospital. it can be a challenge to go to prom and to do a lot of the things that you normally get to do during your high school years for more than 10 years, the hospital let's put on this prom canceling last year's because of the pandemic because brianna is a long term patient. this isn't the first time she's done a party dress, but this year it's a little different. ucsf prom 2021. with the risk of catching covid-19 higher for these young patients, the more than 30 attendees were able to enjoy prom festivities from the comfort of their hospital bed. but believe me that didn't stop the party even though we couldn't do this in person is still good, you know, to do it virtually because you still have fun, and the staff pulled out all the stops to make sure the night was a special one. all the teams started, probably by getting the star treatment, free clothes, shoes

>> reporter: brianna, the issue for justice kdepartment officias is sedition is rarely used. it was used during the obama administration. it was charged against a group in michigan. it was used against puerto rican separatists. certainly in early january after the insurrection, michael sherwin, the acting d.c. u.s. attorney, told us that this was something he was pursuing and subsequently said that he was -- he believed that there were facts to support this. it really drove home the gravity of what happened on january 6. listen to him on "60 minutes" describing this. >> sedition occurs when nino poses by force the authority of the united states, or by force hinders or delays the execution of any law of the united states. seems like a very low bar. and i wonder why you're not charging that now. >> okay. so, i don't think it's a low bar, scott, but i will tell you this. i personally believe the evidence is trending towards that, and probably meets those elements. >> do you anticipate sedition charges against some of these suspects? >> i believe the facts do support those charge

sir, thanks for being with us this morning. >> good morning, brianna. thanks for having me on. >> thank you for being on. what do you think about this compromise that joe manch oin i proposing? >> this is progress. and i've got to tell you, i am so grateful for what senator manchin has done and what he's doing right now. he's trying to find a way to protect voting rights in this country. at a moment that they are under attack in more than 40 states. in the wake of an insurrection, 6th of january, that sought to overturn an election. and in the midst of a big lie trafficked not only by the former president but by those with whom the senator serves with in the senate and in the congress. so this is a step in the right direction. mentioned it protects mail-in voting. it protects early voting for two weeks. it would end gerrymandering and make election day a national holiday. those are four very major pieces of the original for the people act proposal. and so i'm really pleased to see senator manchin agree to do this. so i think we may have an agreement tha

. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. battle lines drawn in the senate with a key vote hours away. plus donald trump's money man stuck between a rock and a hard place. will he make the choice to flip on the former president or face charges himself? >> fewer workers in the office. higher prices at the store. is this new economic normal as america reopens from the pandemic? >>> and the wealthy heiress coming clean how the rich get richer and avoid paying taxes. abgayle disney joins us live. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it's tuesday, june 22nd. >> you keep telling me that. >> i know. i always need a reminder. i appreciate it. a senate showdown is about to unfold, and there is so much at stake. free and fair elections, democracy itself. when the senate votes today on advancing the for the people act, it will be a test of unity for democrats. republicans are certain to kill it. but if all 50 dwemocrats do get behind it, the future of the filibuster is perhaps in play.

i don't live here, but they're everywhere. >> welcome to our hell of cicadas. >> or as brianna likes to call them, lunch. >> cnn's coverage continues right now with poppy harlow and jim sciutto. >>> very good wednesday morning. no cicada snacks here. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm poppy harlow. i cannot believe what's happened with them. so far, happening right now, now the cicada incident is over, president biden is now officially on board air force one headed for his first international trip in the coming days. the president faces critical meetings with global leaders that will define relationships around the globe hoping for legislative wins here at home while he's away. but those hopes fading fast. this is an eight-day trip. it consistents of stops in the united kingdom, brussels and geneva where he'll hold an in-person summit with russian

the olympic 100 metre hurdles champion, brianna mcneal has been banned for five years for an anti—doping rule violation. the athletics integrity unit said the american had been sanctioned for what they call "tampering within the results management process". this was her second anti—doping violation. mcneal has appealed to the court of arbitration of sport and will know the outcome before the olympics and has been granted permission to take part in the american trials for tokyo later this month. time now for some of the days other sport stories and two—time olympic triathlon medallist jonny brownlee will step away from the sport after this summer's games in tokyo. after winning silver and bronze in london and rio, brownlee says he wants to move up in distance — and race in half—ironman and ironman events. the weather has dictated things at lord's. play was abandoned without a ball being bowled on day three of the first test between england and new zealand. lewis hamilton struggled for pace in second practice ahead of sunday's azerbaijan grand prix. he could only manage eleventh on

. >> as you describe, brianna, what is part of a coup, for some americans, for some trump supporters, this would all be justified in the united states because they believe the election was stolen. and so this is where it really all goes back to that big lie that the former president is peddling, that senior republicans are peddling. and it also just highlights, i guess, how dangerous all of this. i should also point out that qanon followers are absolutely obsessed with the idea of the military stepping in in some way. you'll remember even on inauguration day, they were hoping that biden's inauguration would be thwarted because trump would declare martial law and the military would step in. oftentimes we see this sort of crazy rhetoric online, but as we know with january 6th, sometimes this rhetoric translates into action. >> you know, we hear it out loud. donie o'sullivan, terrifying report, but so important. >>> on the subject of lies, team trump's lie about not tear gassing peaceful protesters just fell apart all over again. >>> plus, naomi osaka's sudden withdrawal from the french

. >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. we have breaking news, an apartment building collapsing they're miami. there are reports of people trapped as crews race to save survivors. >>> and a critical day for president biden's agenda. there is talk on fragile deals on both infrastructure and police reform. >>> and pentagon officials dressing down republican lawmakers to their faces. why the military top officer calls it offensive after being called too woke. >>> and a stunning turn in the drama involving britney spears, why she compared her father to a sex trafficker and what she says they forced her to do. >>> a very good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, june 24th, and we are beginning with some breaking news here. there is a massive search and rescue operation under way right now in south florida, after a high-rise building partially collapsed in the city of surfside, this is near miami beach. emergency crews are shifting through huge piles of rubble. >>er' following rep

. >> well, brianna, you saw how chaotic it was there as the spray was going on with the reporters and cameras in the room and you could see reporters blocking the camera, people talking to each other. it got incredibly tense between the two different press corpses which are separated on the grounds here. we have the white house press corps, the american press corps and russian press corps which are separated, of course, ahead of the joint -- separate press conferences later on. but it became combative. the full american press corps did not make it into the room for the top spray, which we should note is the only access we believe we're going to get as they are actually meeting inside villa la grange for the next few hours. and several u.s. reporters did not make it into the room. those reporters who were supposed to be in the room and we're told there were combative exchanges with the russian press. pushing and shoving trying to get into the room. that's why you saw the chaos at the end of the meet with president biden and president putin. u.s. aides trying to get the full u.s. press

>> reporter: it's really interesting, brianna. you think as the virus changes, it sort of changes out transmissibility for lethality. as it becomes more contagious maybe it's less lethal. it's not clear yet with delta. there's younger people and sicker people in hospitals all over the world as a result of delta. so we have to keep an eye on it. it raises the question about boosters. we've heard what the companies have had to say. but now we wanted to hear from the experts directly. on december 14th, a nurse in new york became the first american vaccinated for covid-19 outside of a clinical trial. that was six months ago. now the discussion is all about boosters. will we need them? and, if so, when? >> there will be a need for booster somewhere between 8 and 12 months. >> there's no set rule now that says in six months or in a year we're going to require a booster. >> it's frustrating because people want to know how long immunity lasts but it's going to take time. >> reporter: an infectious disease expert preparing for pandemics ha

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." dr. anthony fauci speaking out. he's standing by right now to talk to us about president biden's ambitious new push to get americans vaccinated and the right-wing backlash to his emails from the early days of the pandemic. >>> plus, a police officer brutally beaten by insurrectionists at the capitol not holding back on republicans who blocked the january 6th commission. his harshest words are for mitch mcconnell. >> new this morning, tens of thousands of olympic volunteers just quit ahead of the summer games in covid-ravaged tokyo. bystanders step in to help a police officer under attack. we'll ask one of them why he decided to take action. >>> good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. it's thursday, june 3rd. and president biden is determined to do whatever it takes to get americans to roll up their sleeves. he's hoping to get at least one vaccine dose into the arms of 70% of all adults in the u.s. by july 4th. he's even rolling out some new incentives like free beer. who doesn't like that?

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