come calling on kim only to get a chilly reception? had kim's rejection set him off? detectives got to the point. they asked j.r. if he'd heard about kim's murder. his reaction seemed calm, too calm for the prosecutor. what did that tell you that he wasn't overly emotional about the news? >> that could be, you know, a sign that he's more involved. a person like that committed this type of crime, obviously they're cold-blooded. >> but it was his hands more than his demeanor that really heightened their interest. >> he's got cuts on his hands. and we're thinking, well, could these be defensive wounds, from when she was hitting him if he was the killer? >> they asked about those scratches. j.r. said he got them on the job handling wires and plastics. he also worked with zip ties? >> yes. >> what are you thinking then about the sound man? can you cross him off your list? >> we think he's a possibility. >> more than a possibility, thought the prosecutor. >> he had scratches. he had injuries to his hand, which, you know, from kim's body, we knew that she fought for her life

i'm kim bruin hueber. this is cnn newsroom. >> ibrahim raici has won the presidential election in a lan slide based on 19% of the votes so far, and congratulated by the sole moderate opponent, rouhini whose term is ending and ng

the kim family still reigns. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> thank you. >>> joining me to discuss is susan glasser global analyst and staff writer at "the new yorker." great to have you with us. thanks for being here. what do you think? should the u.s. be preparing for diplomacy or conflict with north korea? we just saw brian's piece laying out where things stand. >> thank you so much. i would say, you know, it's both and, not either or in the case of north korea. i do think you're looking at a sharp change in at least the surround sound between the united states and north korea. it's jarring every time you hear the president of the united states, donald trump, the former president, say he had love for kim jong-un. what on earth was that about? and so, obviously, you're not going to between an american president like biden and kim jong-un, so north koreans are bracing that on the one hand. the other approach that is different is you're going to see the biden administration much more focused, already has been, on

kim appearing thinner than last year. they believe kim's weight ballooned into 300 pounds in 2020. photo of kim's most recent picture is on a tighter notch than in previous citing. why is kim's weight such a priority for intelligence agency? >> we don't know who would succeed him if he were to die suddenly. >> reporter: if that were to happen, kim's younger sister who's 33-year-old would be taking over power. could she survive? each time there had been a succession in the kim regime, a lot of north korea watchers predicted it would fail. 70 years in, the kim family still reigns. >> u.s. officials spend a lot of time watching what's going on in north korea. thank you very much for watching, i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tweet the show @cnnsitroom. have a great father's day weekend. erin burnett with "outfront" starts right now. >>> trump's supporters called a traitor. new video shows one of the former president supporters stalking and punching an officer on january 6th. >>> where do democrats go now of the voting rights compromise. >>> president biden's major milestone

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> today marks the first new national holiday in the u.s. in nearly 40 years, with the stroke of his pen president joe biden on thursday made june 19th known as june tooept an official u.s. holiday formally recognizing the end of slavery. the measure sailed through congress this week with remarkable bipartisan ease but there is no such consensus on a bill to protect u.s. voting rights. voting rights advocate stacey abrams embraced proposed changes by democratic senator joe manchin to gain his support but it still faces a tough battle among senate republicans as cnn's ryan nobles explains. >> reporter: significant reforms to america's voting laws have been a key priority for democrats in this version of the u.s. congress and they do feel like they're making progress. the house has already passed a sweeping bill called the for the people act but its run into road blocks here in the united states senate not just republicans but a chi democrat west virginia se

kim? >> real ecological disaster developing there. thanks so much, paula hancocks in seoul. >>> an 18-year-old high school valedictorian in texas risked public outrage to speak out on a controversial issue close to her heart. she tells us why she did it. >> it just kept playing on repeat in my head how upset i was and at that point i realized that this is something that i need to talk about. >>> for the first time in his legendary career four-time nba champion lebron james has been bounced from the playoffs in the first round. patrick snell has that and more in our minute in sports. >> well, we start this friday with an extraordinary story from one of the biggest events on the international golf calendar, the u.s. women's open in san francisco where it's 17-year-old high schooler mega garna co-leading after round one. >>> in the nba playoffs the denver nuggets looking to clinch their series against the portland trailblazers and they are moving on after completing the job to seal the series 4-2. to paris where the top ranked women's pl

in the new year's address kim jong-un noted on development and mass production of nuclear warheads of ballistic missiles and even as we go into talks we are not going to better future on a world in which we engaged with outside normalizing relations and our nuclear program and the integrated part of the international community with peace and prosperity with international norms but north korea going forward would be north korea. by the end of 2018 and 2019 and the new year's address in which positive words were said about diplomatic product or progress in 2018 and there was also warnings that were evident in the 2019 new year's address to the industry in the direction to steadily increase capabilities to ensure peace through force to ensure peace through force, already the he had gone as far as he was likely intending to go in 2018 and already envisioning a pivot away from diplomacy later through the year we saw a warning to the republic of korea the progress made in relations he went on to say when north and south join hands with the fellow countrymen no external sanctions and pressur

kim? >> elliott gotkine in jerusalem, thanks so much. >>> joining me now from london, danielle libby the president of the u.s. middle east project and from tel aviv barack raviv a contributor for axios. thank you both for joining us. i want to start with a general caveat for our discussion so i don't have to keep repeating it. this isn't official, it's not a done deal yet so i want to acknowledge that off the top. this coalition, daniel, is it workable? i mean, one wonders how long it could possibly last. >> is that for me, kim? >> daniel, yes. yes, for you. >> well, it has to be sworn n you have already mentioned that caveat and we have parked that caveat. what holds the coalition together, it's a hybrid coalition, eight parties as you've acknowledged is keeping netanyahu out of power. so in a bizarre way the longer netanyahu retains his leadership of the likud, and that is something that will have to be put to the test once he is out of the prime minister's office, the longer he retains

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kim. protect. kim. >> thanks so much. nina dos santos, in london. >>> organizers for the formula 1 singapore grand prix have cancelled the event for the second year in a row because of covid-19. the event's deputy chairman says the decision was, quote, incredibly difficult, but was necessary because of safety concerns. the race was scheduled for october 3rd. organizers say they are working with officials in singapore to determine the future of the race. >>> all right. coming up on cnn "newsroom." the u.s. president is working to keep infrastructure negotiations bipartisan. but he's facing pressure from his party to keep things simple, if republicans won't play ball. that's next. >>> plus, sunday is election day in mexico. and it could help cement president obrador's grip on the country. why the biden administration is grappling with how to handle it and what the vote might mean for mexico's relations with the u.s. stay with us. time. finish quantum with activblu technology has the power to remove the toughest stains witho

kim jong un isn't afraid of joe biden. russia is acting our supply joe biden is letting russia off the hook. he gave the green light to a russian pipeline in your while canceling the keystone pipeline in america . it was all vladimir putin ever wanted. don't get me started on the big meeting last week. i ended the election meddling. instead ukraine even the united states, although i did hear the case. i. the. is genealogy my friends. then there is. i'll be blunt. he is the greatest threat to america's future. when the soviet union before it, once the number one rule superpower. but china's smarter and stronger the soviet union was . corners, manufacturers and infrastructure anyway life. china's rulers are. with joe and the democrats are. there is reaching you is. beijing is playing joe i he doesn't even know. and speaking of playing, there is no reason to go along with the beijing measure a next to. america should spend a strong message. sam china's victims. call them out on will that's a period it's up to republicans to g

kim jong-un isn't afraid of joe biden. russia is threatening its neighbors and hacking our energy and food supplies, but joe biden is letting russia off the hook. he gave the green light to a russian pipeline in europe, while canceling the keystone pipeline in america. it was all vladimir putin ever wanted. don't get me started on the big meeting last week. joe biden did not call out vladimir putin on hacking or election meddling. he didn't stand up for ukraine or even the united states. all joe biden did was give vladimir putin a big fat kiss. that's the joe biden doctrine in a nutshell. we can america in the eyes of the world while strengthening our enemies. it's like trying to win a congeniality contest by buying friends. then, there is coming to china. i will be blunt. communist china is the greatest threat to america's future. like the soviet union before it, china wants to be the number one world superpower. china is far smarter and stronger than the soviet union ever was. it threatens our farmers, our manufacturers,

i agree with the dynamic kim laid out. the republicans would like to look not obstructionist if they can play ball but if the democrats are going to do what you said, are going to take this agreement and then put all the objectionable stuff in another bill that they'll get through, that's not a compromise. that's just a postponement. and some of that other bill are these entitlements that make -- that raise permanently government spending as a portion of gdp. that's an enormous risk, i think, for the republicans to take for a few cheers tore bipartisanship for spending on a road or a bridge. paul: dan, i guess the calculation is that if they work with manchin and sinema, the two democratic senators who they're working with and they pass this and then you take out the best, the most popular part of the democratic package which is infrastructure, then you put more pressure on the democrats to do it alone because they're going to have to pass tax increases, they're going to have to pass the 6 trillion dollars of spending that

why does kim jong-un want music like this banned? but first, richard louie is here with the headlines. >> hey, a very good saturday to you. some of the stories we're watching. one suspect is in custody tonight after a mass shooting in austin, texas early saturday morning. that incident left at least 14 people wounded. no deaths reported. a second suspect remains at large. a delta flight was delayed because of a passenger who was an offduty flight attendant. and vice president kamala harris became the first sitting vice president to march in a pride event. she and the first husband made a surprise appearance at the capitol pride rally in washington, d.c. saturday. harris told a crowd, we need to make sure that our transgender community and our youth are all protected. more of "the week" after the break. eek" after the break. like a home and auto-bundle discount. (man) i'm phoning it in and just saved twenty percent. (burke) get your policy perks by calling 1-800-farmers. go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-b

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin, of course, in florida where the death toll has risen following the catastrophic collapse of the 12 story building in the city of surfside. five people are now confirmed dead after a body was pulled from the rubble by search and rescue crews on saturday. 156 others are still unaccounted for. the mayor of miami-dade county says the aggressive search for survivors is still a mission. randi kaye has more on the story. >> reporter: officials looking at a report from three years ago which has certainly caught the attention of many. from 2018 it's a structural field survey report. it talks about the structural integrity of this building that collapsed and there are some things in it that are alarming. they cite the sizeable cracks in the concrete slab below the pool. they have crumbling in the parking garage they say. they found abundant cracking in the parking garage in the concrete columns and in the beams in that parking garage. they say the previous

nari kim, bbc news. dozens of people have died in western canada during a record breaking heatwave that's lasted three days. on tuesday, temperatures hit a new high, reaching 121 degrees fahrenheit in british columbia. cities in america's pacific northwest are also seeing intense heat. it's been blamed on a thick layer of warm air, trapped by a ridge of high—pressure in the region. 0ur science editor david shukman has more. a sign of trouble in a world that's getting hotter — an emergency cooling centre in a region that normally never needs one. the western united states and canada are experiencing heat they're just not used to. i think it's incredibly important that we set up these spaces so people can come in, feel taken care of, feel safe, get cool and get some water and a bite to eat if they need it. you know, the hotels seem to be sold out as well because people are running away. they need to go somewhere cool with ac. it's just unbearable. it's impossible to be out. it's most dangerous for the

give kim reynolds four more years. we have to hold on to the other senate seat, where were one seat away from taking the senate, and we cannot lose iowa. but i'm not worried. chuck schumer cannot lay a glove on chuck grassley. >> if you don't follow his twitter you should, it's fantastic. of course we have to win all four of house seats. we have to reelect so many, and we have to send cindy actually home and put a conservative in that seat. if we do that, i'm confident we will beat speaker pelosi for the second time in 12 years, and this time i bet she calls it quits for good. the way i see it, we have three big challenges facing our country in the 24 century. the democratic party is feeling on each and every one. in fact joe biden and the radical left are making things much much worse. the first big challenge we face, is the rise of socialism. a funny thing happens, anytime a republican brings up socialism. the media lose its its mind. they shout and scream and say we're wrong. they point to the time when joe biden sa

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i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> both outrage and approval have erupted across the united states after a judge in california overturned the nation's first-ever ban on assault weapons. california's governor slammed the ruling saying he's not backing down from the fight for commonsense gun laws. meanwhile, the nra is praising the move, calling it well reasoned. cnn's polo sandoval has more on the controversial decision. >> reporter: california's ban on certain semiautomatic rifles has weathered decades of opposition, until now. san diego u.s. district judge roger benitez ruled to overturn it. passed in 1989 on the heels of a school shooting in stockton, california that left five children dead, the law was touted as california's first assault weapons act. it established what an assault weapon is and made them illegal to buy or possess in california. this week judge benitez ruled that ban unconstitutional and deprived law-abiding californians of weapons allowed in other states, weapons he comp

dan henninger and kim strassel. kim, you wrote a great he's about this on friday the "wall street journal". janet yellen wants to empower the irs only with $80 billion more and hiring more and etc., but giving them the power to look into our bank account not only in just there main purpose but also money that we spend in light of leaks like this which are illegal coming from the irs. does that empower the irs even more? >> it ought to kill it outright because this is very scandalous. irs data is very confidential and the notion, they don't know how the source was, they obtained it from an anonymous person, it's possible there was a foreign actor who have to much more likely scenario given all the circumstances is that there was an employee who got a hold of the data that found a willing publisher, someone who wouldn't care about breaking confidentiality issues and then purposely leaked it in the effort of helping the biden tax agenda really scandalous and it doesn't matter if it's warren buffett, they are entitled t

. >>> and north korean dictator kim jong-un declares his country should be ready for, quote, both dialogue and confrontation with the united states. which one is he really seeking? we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we begin with the very disturbing video just released by the u.s. justice department, underscoring the violence and hatred that fueled the capitol siege. we've got the latest developments. paula, we have to warn our viewers the video contains profanity and is difficult to watch, but it's important for people to see it as some republicans are trying to downplay what really happened that day. >> that's exactly right, wolf this. disturbing new video of the capitol riot was only revealed after news outlets including cnn sued to make it public and it comes as some republicans continue to try to deflect responsibility for the attack away from the former president and his supporters by amplifying baseless conspiracy theories. tonight newly released footage showing a up-close look at what o

come on, kim? listen >> i'm waiting for him to hate the -- there are dances he could do that would speak to this audience right away, without any words. let's look at another video that came out this week. it's getting a lot of attention. this one is from -- it's called it's raining fellas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> professor, women are usually the ones that are objectified in pop music and videos. but this video he flips that. speak to the power of these images as a subversive message of sorts about the way in which objectification is harmful. especially when women who are being objectified don't have control or any sense of bodily autonomy. >> as early, now i'm going to go in a different direction and say we need more of this suburbs is music. right? we need this subversive imagery. it expands our possibilities for how we understand masculinity to be represented. is queer joy. on massive, unapologetic display. it's been a long time for us to say that and to be able to enjoy and revel in this. i think that t

kim: i think you always need to be invested in the market. we get upward surprises a whole lot more than people anticipate. i think people are risk-averse, and we are always looking for that downdraft, but it is those updrafts that kind of happen unexpectedly that could make that cash holding look really bad. i think you should always have enough cash, but you don't ever have to go to the markets and sell some of your assets when times are tough. but i do think you should be fully invested because there's a lot of good happening out there. alix: why tech and growth over value? kim: i think value had been really overlooked these last few years. it was really given short shrift last year, especially with the robinhood traders driving the markets. now that that has kind of faded, i still think wall street by and large, some of that value pop-up was those companies showing more growth than they expected. so i don't think you can go wrong looking at where areas of growth are, and you just can't camp out in a normal one. you have to look far and wi

i'm kim bruin hueber. this is cnn newsroom. >> ibrahim raici has won the presidential election in a lan slide based on 19% of the votes so far, and congratulated by the sole moderate opponent, rouhini whose term is ending and congratulated the president-elect before the official results were made public. let's go straight to cnn's fred pleitgen live in tehran, a landslide victory for the hand picked main candidate, no surprise, i guess, take us through what this means for iran and for relations with the u.s. >> well, i think there are several factors, first of all, kim, i do have to say this was really a very important and certainly most probably a pivotal election for iran and i think we will see, we will see iranian politics, move much further towards a conservative trajectory, and it has been the past eight years, and of course the past eight years, with the administration, a moderate government here in iran and foreign policy and western capital, with the foreign minister under the administration, it i

thanks kim. she did of course, pump up her. i'm hoping people compet avalon found her there at the pump, pump it up. he's got a pump, you know, some guys like them, some guys like that, we're going to get to the hamptons on the 2nd half and that's. b the sort of thing you see in the hamptons as well, but you know, when summer solution started a few years ago, one thing that was often talked about by the likes of michael hudson and steve keen was a debt jubilee. and of course a debt jubilee. wiping out the debts of the debtors, basically annihilates like it hurts the creditors. i, the wall street, the private equity, the hedge funds, all the elite that never happened. so what we're seeing today, instead of the result they've made their choice, joe biden is there to deliver the choice. you know, he's always been a spokes person, essentially for, you know, a politician for the credit card industry, which is the pinnacle in terms of can tell an effect that we've talked about that the elite get 0 percent money or one percent money,

thanks kim. she did, of course, pump up her. i'm hoping people caught the double on sounds or they're the pump pump it up. he's got to pump it up. you know, some guys like them, some guys like that. we're going to get to the hampton in the 2nd half, and that's the sort of thing you see in the hamptons as well. but you know, when summer solutions started a few years ago, one thing that was often talked about by the likes of micro hudson and steve keen was a debt jubilee. and of course a debt jubilee. wiping out the debts of the debtors, basically annihilates like it or hurts the creditors. i, the wall street bangs, the private equity that hedge funds, all the elite that never happened. so what we're seeing today, instead of the result they've made their choice. joe biden is there to deliver the choice. you know, he's always been a spokesperson, essentially, for, you know, a politician for the credit card industry, which is the pinnacle in terms of can tell an effect that we've talked about that the elite get 0 percent money, or o

rob mcbride reports from sol with these statements and north korean leader kim junglin appears to be keeping his options open on how to deal with the united states. saying that north korea should be prepared for both dialogue, but also a possible confrontation. his remarks have been eagerly awaited ever since the meeting last month between the south korean and us presidents on how to deal with north korea moving forward after the review by the us on it strategy to north korea . deciding and declaring that they would be following a policy of dialogue. so with these comments, this does seem to be a slightly conciliatory gesture from north korea. and it does contrast with a harder position with kim junglin saying that they would only ever be dialogue with the united states. if the americans desisted from what he called their aggressive approach towards north korea. now these comments have come at an important plenary session of the ruling workers party and chung yang, which has been going on this week which has been dealing with a number of different problems facing north korea. most no

is not also a reference to kim car. all right, we're gonna take a break, and when we come back or the me ah, ah, ah ah, ah ah, ah, me an entire village in alaska has had to move. if another country threaten to wipe out in america. we do everything on our part, a project in water, they escaping but climate change poses the same threat right now. alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. we lost about 35 feet 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring it is bad and that means the river is $35.00 pounds, then learning was yours for. i think we're a part of america the 3rd from or america we're the me. yeah, well, we're back. this is the kaiser report, summer solutions. my name is max kaiser. i'm here with stacy herbert. right, so we were talking about shortages and the 1st half. i want to talk about over supply in the 2nd half of how money i, the confusion of fee money with money and how it costs over supply. well, it caused an over supply of the elite over production of the el

. >> and i'm kim brunhuber at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to all of you watching here, in canada and around the world. >>> secret subpoenas targeting democratic lawmakers involving abuse of power by donald trump's department of justice. >>> plus, covid vaccines and kids. u.s. regulators are now considering new trials on children as young as six months. ♪ >>> the g7 summit is set to get under way here in cornwall england in the coming hours. it's the first time in almost two years that the leaders of the world's richest democracies have talked face-to-face. this is joe biden's first overseas trip since taking also, also his first real chance to convince america's allies in-person that the trump era ask behind him. one of his first orders of business was meeting with g7 host boris johnson who formally welcomed president biden and his wife to the sea side resort. the president and the prime minister sat down to talk about a number of issues important to both countries. the pandemic remains a top priority and mr. biden says the u.s. wi

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fatty the third period kim abundant the third room kim fat fatty. but was he miffed when he found out it was not spelled with a ph rate first kim jong-un thought about telling his older brother having him beat up the chinese bullies. but then here member he had his older brother killed with poison several years ago. north korea officials are now tweeting with the chinese to keep the insoles out-of-state media refer to the dictator instead as a normal sized person. unfortunately only the american media will be willing to so blatantly deny reality like that. topic number two. the u.s. navy has relief footage of an explosive test off the coast of florida, watch this. [background noises] did not know they serve chipotle in the navy. ♪ ♪ in the navy ♪ ♪ that is 40000 pounds of farc explosive to designated in "the atlantic" part of the fiesta china, they will tell you it was just kim jong-un doing a can. [inaudible] i've not seen obama this since meghan markle's children books. as a 3.9 earthquake in florida but luck with this was mid morning to e

right. shortage is not also a reference to kim car. all right, we're going to take a break and when we come back more, the me ah, well, the panoramic know borders and the blind to nationalities as emerge. we don't have authority. we go to the back seen the whole world, leads to take action and be ready. people are judge, you know, crisis and we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is paid for the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes it feel very proud that we are together in the i i use me the me. yeah, well, we're back. this is because a report, some are solutions. my name is max kaiser. i'm here with stacy herbert. right, so we were talking about shortages and the 1st half. i want to talk about over supply in the 2nd half and how money i the confusion of fee money with money and how it costs an oversupply. well, it cause an over supply of the elite over production of the elite. we'v

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kim kim said the us hopes the north will agree to new talks. this, despite the statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader, kim jong on just pressing hopes of me drinking coffee, can cut your risk of deadly liberal diseases. that's from a study just out in the journal bmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decaf coffee daily, are markedly less likely to develop or die from such disease. in the united states, karl ness, if a defender with the las vegas writers has become the 1st active player in the national football league to come out as gay, the ship was regionally taken on by the cleveland browns. in the 3rd round of the 2016 draft, he signed with the raiders ahead of the 2020 season and says he hopes this decision will help make the coming out process easier for others. the hero 2022 groups wrapped up. i'm pretty private person, so i hope you guys know that i'm really not doing this for attention. i just think that representation of visibility are so important. i actually hope that a one d

is not also a reference to kim car. all right, we're going to take a break and when we come back more, the me ah, ah oh, the, the news me an entire village in alaska has had to move. if another country threaten to wipe out in america. we do everything on our part, a project in water, the escaping climate change poses the same threat right now. alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. we lost about 3535 feet of ground in just about 3 months. while we were measuring it is fast and that means the river is 35 students learning was year before and i think were part of america 3rd from america, the me. yeah, well, we're back. this is the kaiser report. some are solutions. my name is max kaiser. i'm here with stacy herbert. right. so we were talking about shortages and the 1st half i want to talk about over supply in the 2nd half of how money i the confusion of fee money with money. and how it costs an oversupply. well, it cause an over supply of the elite over production of the elite. we've covered th

i think it was kim kardashian's sex tape. she was friends with paris hilton and kim made a sex tape which blew up. it made her famous at the time. she said it was heartbreaking but it got them a lot of attention. brian seacrest is close with the family. he got them a deal, he helped them get a deal with e and he it became the most popular series on e for 20 seasons anotherfamily popular series on e for 20 seasons another family has a deal with disney. krisjenner deal with disney. kris jenner will deal with disney. krisjenner will have a new show on hulu, a disney owned service that abroad is called star. she teased the show and said it was a no—brainer to get in business with disney. a no-brainer to get in business with disnev-— with disney. thank you for 'oinin: with disney. thank you for joining us _ with disney. thank you for joining us me _ with disney. thank you for joining us me today. i with disney. thank you for joining us me today. let i with disney. thank you for i joining us me today. let me know what you think

thanks kim. she did, of course, pump up hurt. i'm hoping people compet avalon found her there, the pump pump it up. he's got to pump it up, you know, some guys like them, some guys like that. we're going to get to the hampton in the 2nd half. and that's the sort of thing you see in the hamptons as well. but you know, when summer solution started a few years ago, one thing that was often talked about by the likes of michael hudson and steve keen was a debt jubilee. and of course a debt jubilee. wiping out the debts of the debtors, basically annihilates like it or hurts the creditors. i, the wall street bangs, the private equity that hedge funds, all the elite that never happened. so what we're seeing today, instead of the result they've made the choice, joe biden is there to deliver the choice. you know, he's always been a spokesperson, essentially, for, you know, a politician for the credit card industry, which is the pinnacle in terms of can tell an effect that we've talked about that the elite get 0 percent money, or one percen

kim i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." in a statement, the u.s. state department eye rain was were denied to choose in day free and fair election process. we'd like to build on the meaningful progress achieved during the latest round of talks in vienna. we'll continue discussions on a mutual return to compliance with the joint comprehensive plan of action. the iranian government says the conservative chief justice won more than 60% of the vote with few alternatives on the ballot. many iranians didn't bother to vote leading to the lowest turnout since the 1979 revolution. ed fred pleitgen has more. >> reporter: conservatives celebrating a victory. ebrahim raisi close to iran's spree supreme leader will take over as president. with the help of god and ebrahim raisi he will do a good job, this man says. >> i am happy. >> happy. >> reporter: while turnout was low, raisi garnered more than 60% of the vote the interior ministry says. >> translator: after ebrahim raisi won his victory, his followers are putting on a show of force. not everyone is celebra

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we're turning now to florida, where four people are confirmed dead and 159 remain unaccounted for, following thursday's condominium tower collapse in miami. rescue teams are relentlessly digging through piles of rubble desperately searching for survivors. we have more from the disaster site and one of the big questions everyone is asking, what caused the building to collapse so suddenly? officials are promising an urgent investigation, but experts say at this stage, it's impossible to pinpoint the cause. >>> right now, we want you to hear from the people who were there on the scene. those who witnessed this disaster, as it unfolded. some were inside the building when it happened. others were just steps away from parts of the structures that vanished right in front of them. >> it was a really loud clap of thunder. >> it felt like a jet took off above the building. >> the chandelier and the pendant lights were swaying. >> and my husband grabbed me and said what was that, and the whole b

and last week leader kim jong gave his 1st reaction to that policy. he ordered his officials to prepare for both dialogue and confrontation with the emphasis on the latter. here's the us envoy earlier today will be prepared for either because we are still waiting to hear back from the proposal for the meeting. and hopefully we can try to dialog, indicates that a positive response. joining us is j. we're sion and analyst with the open nuclear network. it seems as if the 2 sides aren't really on the same page at all. if the u . s. is talking about dialogue and north korea seems more focused on potential conflict. that's right at the united states and it's counterparts in oscar and tokyo is obviously focusing on the dialogue part of the expression that's received much attention. last week, when kim's on one is reported to us, that dad's the country should prepare for both dialogue and confrontation. d, expression from last week in itself is not particularly new. i would say the, the reason why i got a lot of attention is that it's the 1st time that kim's

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i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the rye rainian government says friday's election of ebrahim raisi az the next president was the lowest turnout since the 1979 revolution. washington criticized iran from blocking other candidates from run running. in a statement they said we see they announced raisi the winner on friday but iranians were denied to choose their own leaders in a free and fair electoral process. here is fred pleitgen in tehran. >> reporter: conservatives celebrating a victory. ebrahim raisi close to iran's supreme leader will take over as president. "with the help of god and with the help of said ebrahim raisi, he will do a good job" this man says. >> i am happy. >> happy. >> reporter: while turnout was low, raisi garnered more than 60% of the vote the interior ministry says. after even ream raisi won his landslide victory, his followers are putting on a show of force. not everyone is celebrating after the moderate suffered a crushing defeat. while some shops hung up raisi po

kim, one more question, then i'll end with you, marka. kim, you took the nation by storm when you put out the campaign ad when you were running for office and you were talking about the plight and the struggles and what was going on in the streets of baltimore and you hear business owners like marka who is saying we're asking for help and nobody's listening to us and nobody is helping us. it must be frustrating because this is the fight you've been trying to battle, kim. >> yeah, absolutely. i do, i feel so awful for marka and all the business owners. right now, the opponent that i had, he could tap federal resources as far as the interim ag right now or even federal resources to come up and do something about the trash pickup or having more patrols or officers patrolling the streets but they don't do that. it's unfortunate. the leaders in baltimore city don't seem to care about the actual constituents. the business owners are saying you know what, we're not going to pay our tax, we put them in the escrow account. now that gets their atte

judge jeanine: tomi lahren and kim klacik joins me. it's hard to get 1.7 million signatures and 43 wanted to take their name off. what does this say to you about gavin newsom and what republicans think of him. >> it's not just republicans. it's what the state thinks of him. of course he's going to label it a conspiracy theory. he tweeted out groups that these people are anti-vaxers, trump supporters, qanon conspiracy theorists. californians wants him out, and i'm confident they are going to do it. judge jeanine: kim, i don't think there is any question but that the recall effort -- it's already a success. they are recalling him. how does it play out? >> i think it will play out well for republicans. we see a lot of candidates who have thrown their hat in the ring. this shows how upset the state of california is. we saw during the lockdowns where he wasn't following all his rules. i remember specifically seeing a restaurant owner come out and talk about the fact she did everything she possibly could to make sure she was within regulatio

kim, i am so incredibly sorry for your loss. i know to this point imagining what is happening is impossible to grasp. so i am so sorry. i know that your husband had been going into work throughout the pandemic. he had been wearing a mask. he had been going to work. finally fell ill a few weeks ago. again, at this point, we're so far through this, at what point did you realize something was really wrong? >> well, he went to -- he was at home and he just, you know, not feeling well and just looked, you know, chills here and there and then he decided wednesday to take the covid test and he got the results back and it was positive. so and then so he stayed home. we, you know, did some things to try to get better and everything so he end up going to the hospital a week later, like that wednesday. he told me he didn't -- he couldn't take it anymore because he was complaining of his back and side and he said he couldn't take it anymore. so he ended up going, he told me to call ems and i did. >> were you able to be there with him? >> no

young kim. ms. thomas-greenfield: good, thank you. mrs. kim: thank you, representative issa. thank you, ambassador, for joining us. mr. meeks: your microphone. mr. issa: it was not loud enough. i think she was on, though. mr. meeks: mr. fitzpatrick. mrs. kim: i apologize. is that better? thank you, representative issa, and thank you, ambassador, for joining us today. as you know, the sanctions were imposed on north korea by the united nations in response to the nuclear testing program that threatened to destabilize the region and these sanctions were effective and put real pressure on the north korean regime to change its behavior. however, we have, unfortunately, seen some within the people's republic of china assist north korea in skirting those sanctions. just last year, for example, a u.n. panel concluded that north korea had sharply stepped up its trade on oil products with the help of china's shipping industry that resulted in north korea exporting 3.7 million tons of coal. these nullify the sanctions and enable the kim regime to further oppress people and modernize its