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we'll bring you the latest on the attack with those fears. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. for nearly 50 years since apollo 17, nasa is taking its first steps to sending astronauts back to the moon. you are looking at live pictures of the launch pad at kennedy space center in florida, where the scheduled launch window for the artemis one window is a few hours away. the unmanned mission to the moon is the first of several in the years ahead. eventually the goal is to return astronauts to lunar surface for the first time since the final apollo mission in 1972. and ultimately, nasa hopes to some day land the first humans on mars. as of now, scientists are aiming for 2025 for that return to the moon surface. a mission which would include the first woman to make the voyage. cnn's rachel cain shows us, the capsule that will take them there on artemis three. >> the countdown clock is ticking for the launch of artemis one. that's an uncrewed test launch. it has a capsule on top of it, much like the one you see behind me. this one

brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> and we do have breaking news into cnn. seven people have been injured, two of them seriously, after a shooting attack close to jerusalem's old sea. israeli emergency responders are saying six men and one woman were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds following an attack on the bus. all seven of the wounded were fully conscious. we've seen video on social media showing two ultra orthodox jewish men lying on the ground appearing to be treated for their injuries. the shooter fled the scene. we will stay on that story and bring you updates. >>> coming up, the district attorney who is prosecuting salman rushdie's attacker says the ambush was targeted and preplanned. we have new details to share in just a moment. >>> also ahead, choice words for the cdc, as he's reacting to their new covid guidance for schools. why he thinks there's a lack of leadership. >>> and a meteor hitting earth's atmosphere, apparently causing a loud boom on saturday in utah. we'll be speaking with an ear witness here in the "cnn newsroom." stay wit

. ♪ >>> hi from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," extreme rainfall puts millions of americans under flood watch. we'll bring you the report from the cnn weather center. >>> we're learning a deadly hotel siege in somalia is over. details on how the hostage situation unfolded ahead. >>> and an explosion near moscow engulfs this car in flames. reports say the daughter of one of the masterminds of russia's invasion of ukraine was killed in the blast. >>> we begin with the extreme weather threat across the central and southwestern u.s. more than 12 million people under flood watches, heavy rains pummeled phoenix, leaving streets and walkways flooded. meanwhile, a storm warning has been lifted for far southern texas, but rain from that system could spread into oklahoma and louisiana through midweek. so let's talk more about this with cnn meteorologist derek van dam. so much going on. what is catching your

this is "cnn newsroom." tropical storm warning has been lifted for southern texas, but rain will still drench the lone star state, and could spread into oklahoma and louisiana through midweek. high winds and flash flooding are also possible. but it is not just those states expecting extreme weather. more than 12 million people across the southwestern and central u.s. are under flood watches n parts of arizona, new mexico and west texas, the risk of flash flooding is high with these areas expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. >>> in spain, firefighters are battling multiple massive wildfires, the largest has a 74-mile long perimeter. this video was shot near the tourist destination of valencia. thousands of people have already been evacuated, new fires are still popping up. so far at least 11 people have been hurt. no eu country has been hit harder by wildfires this year than spain. more than 700,000 acres have already been scorched. >>> and china is enduring its worst heat wave in 60 yea

leyla santiago, cnn, st. petersburg florida. >> joining me now from washington republican strategist and cnn legal can ventilator alistair and democrats drive just chris given. thank you both for being with us. >> thanks for being -- >> will begin with florida. where the democrats have chosen former publican governor, charlie charlie crist crist to take on desantis. we know desantis is the favorite to run for the republican presidential nominee in 2024. here's a little more form charlie crist. >> the truth is this governor couldn't care less. about your freedom. he is abusive. he is a bully. he is a bully. and he is dangerous. he is dangerous. he imitates the worst authoritarian leaders on the globe. >> we'll start off with the. how would the national tension about a run to the white house possibility and then a full term as governor. how the effect desantis in the race to come? >> i don't have an impact whatsoever. because he has been a strong leader for the people of florida. with regards to the economy and

. >> to see the full story, go to cnn heroes.com. everyone, thanks for watching, our coverage continues. >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. >>> ahead on the cnn newsroom, the white house is raising concerns about the classified documents former president trump may have been keeping at his florida estate. >>> plus, russia signals its willingness to cooperate with inspections of the ukraine power plant, as the potential slow-moving natural disaster. and we are keeping a close eye on a tropical system in the gulf of mexico and in the southern u.s. >>> live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber >>> the biden white house is officially hands-off regarding the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago search. it turned up 11 sets of classified materials, including some with the highest secrecy-- privately some white how to officials admit they are worried about what other sensitive documents might be out there. court documents unsealed in relation to the search an

cnn reporting the u.s. likely added 250,000 jobs with the unemployment rate holding a 3.6% according to estimates from refi refinitiv. stay with cnn for coverage and reaction throughout the morning. >>> thursday was a rough day for air travel in the u.s. more than 1200 flights in the united states were canceled according to tracking site flight aware, making it the second worth day for cancellations in the last month. severe storms across several major airports in new york, new jersey and washington caused flights to grind to a halt. southwest airlines accounted for at least 370 of those canceled plus delaying a whopping 43% of all its scheduled flights. >>> the u.s. is following the lead of the world health organization in declaring monkeypox is public health emergency. will comes as infection numbers are rising in the u.s. there are currently more than 7100 confirmed cases of monkeypox, more than any other country in the world. the declaration will free up funding, expand the ability of health authorities

how the taliban takeover has received daily life in afghanistan. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> thanks so much for being with us. we begin in ukraine, with the two largest nuclear facilities in europe, pumping an outcry from world leaders. >>> 42 countries, along with the european union, now calling on russia to immediately withdraw its troops from these nuclear power plants. it comes after days of repeated shelling around the facility, raising fears of a nuclear catastrophe. russia and ukraine have blamed each other for the attacks. to the south, ukraine says, an underground resistance movement blew up a railway bridge near the russian-held city of variable. ukrainian officials say, russian troops used the bridge to transport weapons and other climate from occupied crimea. meanwhile, a u.n.-charted ship carrying 23,000 tons of wheat to ethiopia is ready to set sail from ukraine. it is the first humanitarian cargo ship bound for africa since the war began. in eastern ukraine, fierce fighting has raged for months, with a constant barrage of artil

i'm rosemary church, and this is cnn newsroom. a crushing but not unexpected defeat for the toughest republican congressional critic of u.s. president donald trump. tuesday was primary night in wyoming, where house republican liz cheney conceded to hurt backed opponent. harriet hageman netted some two thirds of the vote, and this was a seat cheney won by more than 70% two years ago during her concession speech, cheney, who is vice chair of the january six committee, said she could have easily won a gain, but that would've meant embracing trump's lie about the 2020 election. and that was a path she could not take. wyoming voters punished her for that stance. >> this is a fight for all of us together. i am a conservative republican. i believe deeply in the principles and ideals upon which my party was founded. i love it's. history and i love what our party has stood for. but i love my country more. >> wyoming has drawn a line in the sand, that if we put you in power, you will be accountable to us. you will answer to us. and you will

we'll look at their 75 years of independence. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin with more fallout from the fbi search of donald trump's florida estate. sources tell us one of former president trump's lawyers signed a letter back in june saying there was no more classified information stored at mar-a-lago. we learned earlier this week federal agents uncovered 11 sets of documents including 2 with top secret. they want damage assessments of the seized documents. the chair's writing that, quote, former president trump's conduct has potentially put our national security at great risk. all of this comes as the fbi is facing backlash over the search like this group that gathered outside an arizona field office. the protests ended peacefully but the bureau is still urging employees to be vigilant saying it's received an unprecedented wave of threats. cnn's caitlyn polance is in washington on the justice department investigation. >>> two months before the fbi search a lawyer testified there were no classified records to be found on the p

sara murray, cnn, washington . >> here's what cnn legal analyst and former attorney says, could happen if the affidavit is released. >> member, the affidavit is released that went before a federal judge to provide the basis for lovable cause until a crime was committed and there was evidence of a crime at the location. so, you learned, probably, the origin of the investigation, why they inserted that in the first place. we learn how much probable cause they have, given the nature of the premises being searched. the armor -- owner of the premises, which some call probable cause plus, was the case. we learn how many witnesses came before the government and provided evidence that they thought these documents and classified materials were still being held at mar-a-lago against the line against policy and against norms. they will find out how many there were, probably, depending on the level of reduction. you will find out who else is possibly under investigation. search warrant affidavits, sometimes, a very, very lengthy they provide very significant narratives of all the things that the g

that's ahead in the next hour of cnn newsroom. >>> u.s. house has given democrats and president biden something they so desperately wanted, passage of the inflation reduction act, a $750 billion climate, energy and healthcare package and to also cut inflation. cnn's jessica dean has details what's inside the sweeping new bill. >> reporter: democrats and president biden scoring a big win as we saw their massive package passing out of the house headed to president biden's desk for significant tore. signature. it was very clear from the beginning this had full democratic support in the house and passed along party lines like in the senate. they are using a budget process that requires them only to have democratic support so they can pass this out of congress with just their democratic majorities and that's exactly what happened. a reminder what's in this, three different planks, the climate plank, the largest investment in climate we've ever seen come out of congress, some $369 billion in climate initiatives. there's also healthcare provision

ahead on "cnn newsroom," biden's big week. we'll take a look at the measure aimed at bringing inflation relief and what has to happen next for it to pass. >>> plus from severe droughts to intense wildfires extreme weather is impacting much of the globe. we'll go live to the cnn weather center for the latest. >>> and explosions and sirens burglary throughout the night as palestinian fire rockets in response to deadly air strikes. we'll go live to southern israel for more on the escalating tensions. >>> well, the crucial part of president biden's ledgislative agenda appears to be closing in on the closing line. it's set to begin today in the senate. the so-called inflation reduction act includes a $369 billion investment in energy and climate programs. it's the largest in u.s. history. the democrats are still waiting to find out if they can even pass this with a simple party line vote. and it all comes after a week of big achievements for the biden administration. cnn's jeremy diamond explains. >> today we received another outst

david mckenzie, cnn, kyiv. >> still ahead here on cnn. cnn predicting-less cheney will lose her seat in the u.s. congress. so, what's next for one of donald trump's most outspoken critics? that little leaf brought this old photo to life, i can finally put some names to those faces... it's like m back there at 39 elmhurst with all these folks. ancestry can guide you to family discoveries in the 1950 census. welcome to my digestive system. it's pretty calm in here with align probiotic. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me trust my gut again. plus, its recommended by doctors nearly 2x more than any other probiotic brand. just one a day naturally helps promote a balanced gut. and soothe occasional bloating gas and discomfort. align probiotic. welcome to an align gut. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose res

ahead on cnn news"cnn newsroom, white house is raising concern about the classified documents that may have been held in mar-a-lago. >>> and we're keep ing an eye o flooding in the southwestern u.s. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with kim brunhuber. >> the biden white house is officially hands off regarding last week's fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago residence. it turned up 11 sets of classified material, including some with the highest secrecy. privately, some white house officials admit they're worried about what other sensitive docu might be out there. as jessica schneider reports, the department of justice is pushing back. >> reporter: prosecutors have less than one week to submit proposed redactions to the judge so he can decide what might be released publicly. it will likely be a tall task for this department of justice. they have said repeatedly that any retaxedactions they would propose it would make the affidavit devoid of content. regardless, the judge wants their recommendation business next thursday at noon, and he might have additional conversati

you are watching cnn newsroom. >>> just ahead. donald trump considers releasing surveillance footage of the fbi search of his mar-a- lago home. we will look at the little consequences if he does. >>> plus a mosque in kabul with a deadly blast. we will look at the security response from the taliban. >>> hong kong with china's worst heat wave in more than 60 years. >>> live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. so, get ready to have you listen to the next chapter in the story of donald trump versus the fbi. the former president is said to be considering releasing surveillance video of the search of his mar-a-lago home. some want to included in campaign style adds to fire up trump's face. others say it could backfire, when the public sees the sheer volume of materials eased. here is trump's son, eric, on fox news. >> you still have the surveillance tape, is that correct? will you-- are you allowed to share that with the country? >> absolutely, sean, at the right time. >> we get mo

cnn's fareed zakaria joins us now. what a fascinating interview, just these glimpses we're getting of this. you interviewed hundreds of important people throughout your career. what was it like doing this one? >> it was very special. because when cnn came to me and said, who are the people you really want to interview and in a special way and we started to think about the usual, you know, ideas, and i interviewed many of them, and i didn't feel it would be different and special. i said one thing i always wanted to do was to interview really creative, talented people and understand their artistic or their creative genius and the other part of me was thinking, you know, the person who i've been a fan of since i was 15 years old is billy joel. and the two things merged together and i thought, the person i really want to interview is billy joel. which at the time, you know, the ceo was, like, okay, go for it. and, you know what, i spent essentially a day with him. so what you're seeing is a very sculpted interview where we

evan perez, cnn, washington. the u.s. military says it carried out precision airstrikes in syria, targeting groups linked to iran's revolutionary guard. president biden joined the strikes on bunkers in syria. u.s. central command says no one was killed. the strikes are meant to defend and protect american forces to protect against attacks on august 15th, drone strikes against syrian opposition -- we go now to ukraine as a marked as a mark independence day in the u s -- lot of adversity, packers around three billion dollars. u.s. officials tell cnn it will include western air defense systems, as well stockpiles of ammunitions also earmarks money for training and maintenance on tuesday, u.s. secretary of state continued u.s. support for ukraine enters other allies to do the same. we must keep raising the, cause international pressure on president putin and his enablers, until the rights of the ukrainian people and their sovereign country are respected. and we must continue to provide humanitarian, security and, diplomatic s

you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >>> a redrawn new york congressional map created a contentious matchup between incumbent, nadler and maloney. cnn projects that nadler will prevail . he's the chair of the house judiciary committee. she has of the house oversight committee. here is part of nadler's victory speech. >> this district does not belong to me or to my opponents, for that matter. it belongs only to the voters of this district. the new yorkers who get up every day and busy themselves with building a better, fairer city. those new yorkers get to choose who best represents the people and values this city. you know what? i think the voters made themselves clear tonight. >>> now, to florida, where cnn projects that demings will win the murray senate primary to take on income and marco rubio. she is the former police chief of orlando and has served in the house since 2017. cnn projects charlie crist will win the democratic governor's primary. he will take on income and republican ron desantis i

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cnn can't verify either claim. here's what one palestinian woman said after her home was destroyed. >> translator: i started to cry and scream. and then the drone hit. and after that, there was an airstrike, which, as can you see, put our homes to the ground. all of that was destroyed. what can i do? where will we go tonight? >> cities across southern israel have been sounding warning sirens as militant rockets streak out of gaza by the dozens. the israeli military say the majority are being shot down or hitting unpopulated areas. one did strike a high-rise building very close to gaza. one israeli resident says the situation is different from previous confrontations. take a listen. >> translator: this time they are hitting the islamist jihad. it's the real way to deal with the situation right now. although we know that it is not the solution. the solution is talk. >> our journalist joins us. good to have you with us. the death toll has risen including several children and also a top militant. >> reporter: that's ri

cnn's selma abdelaziz. what more is known about the specific timing of an iaea visit, and how crucial is it that this inspection happen as soon as possible? >> this is an absolutely critical inspection, one that ukraine has been pleading for for weeks now. they want to see those inspectors on the ground, and that is expected this week so that they could take a look at what's happening inside, get an understanding of the situation on the ground, get an understanding of the safety aspect, of course, of this all-important nuclear power plant. now, the russians for their part say they will welcome these inspectors, but they're not going to pull out of that plant, they're not going to pull out of that area and create a demilitarized zone which is what was requested by ukraine. all of this has ramped up in recent days, john. in the last 24 hours alone, ukraine has accused russia of repeatedly shelling the area around that location, the complex of this nuclear power plant. russia, for its part, has turned those ac

christina macfarlane, cnn, london. >>> just into cnn, former president trump is expected to be deposed by lawyers from the new york attorney general's office on wednesday according to people familiar with the matter. this is part of the civil investigation into the drum organidrum -- trump organization finances which has gone on now for more than three years. the testimony will be behind closed doors but unclear whether trump with answer any questions or pleads the fifth. we'll continue to bring you the latest on 24 this story. >>> and roger goodell says quarterback deshaun watson should face harsher punishment for violating the league 's conduct policy. an independent judge issued a six game suspension for the browns star over nonviolence sexual misconduct during pry vent meetings with massage therapists. but the nfl wants him suspended for the entire season. watson has maintained his innocence. when goodell was asked why the league is appealing the ruling, this is what he had to say. >> we have seen the evidence. she was very clear about the evidence. she reinforced the evidence that

pete muntean, cnn, denver international airport. >> yeah. but if your flight is cancelled and the only flight available is to connect, then you don't have a choice how to do that. it's been heck of a year with traveling. yeah, i don't ever check in my bags if i don't have to, right? any way, this morning parts of the gulf coast are bracing for some potentially dangerous flooding in the coming days. >> cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is standing by at the cnn weather center. allison, where are we going to see the most rain? >> unfortunately a lot of places that have seen too much rain in the last week. flood warnings still in effect across portions of mississippi and louisiana. now most of that isn't necessarily from the rain coming down now but it's from the rivers, the creeks and the streams because those things take time to crest and peak. take, for example, the pearl river in jackson, still cur currently at moderate flood stage. it is expected to crest late monday into early tuesday assuming you don't get any more rain from what we hav

this is "cnn newsroom." the u.s. justice department now indicated it had probable cause to investigate whether former president donald trump may have violated the espionage act by keeping classified materials at his mar-a-lago home. court documents unsealed friday show the fbi removed 11 sets of classified materials from trump's property on monday. one set was marked with highest level of government classification. now those are supposed to be kept in a highly-secured government location. agents also seized four sets of top secret documents, three sets were marked secret and three were classified as confidential. in addition, the fbi also recovered a document on trump's pardoning of roger stone, staunch ally who was convicted of lying to congress. u.s. house of representatives has given democrats and president biden something they so desperately want. now look. >> motion is adopted. [ cheers and applause ]. >> passage of the inflation reduction act, a $750 billion climate, energy and healthcare package which is also

those lying to our faces, that is why cnn needs to be strong and i believe cnn the always be strong. >> carley: asking joe concha what he thought of that sign-off message coming up next. ♪ >> todd: crews searching for a missing arizona woman after being swept away by flooding waters. >> carley: rangers say the 23 year old is one of several is who got caught in the raging water, other hikers were found safe. and -- heavy rainfall triggering flash flooding in dallas and fort worth and driving and leaving numbers of cars leaving a number of cars including police cruiser submerged. first responders are inundated with emergency requests, the region could get eight inches of rain. >> todd: janice dean is back. welcome back. >> janice: southwest watching this, four or five inches of rain not a big deal, for this area, it is. it is considered the desert. flooding concerns toward texas. here is rain still to come, one to two inchess on top of the saturated ground will not bode well and we have flooding happening west of the phoenix area, we'll be monitoring that situation and the texas area

cnn cannot verify either claim. cnn's hadas gold joins us now from southern israel. the death toll has risen, it includes six children and also that top commander. >> reporter: yeah, just to give you an idea of where we are in the situation as we see is, we are in one of the biggest cities in southern israel along the coast. and just in the last few minutes in the city of ashkon, south of us, they had sirens going off indicating the rockets were incoming. it has been relatively quiet in the last few hours. we also haven't heard israeli fighter jets overhead. so relatively quiet but on edge. we heard authorities on the beach calling on people to immediately go home, and be close to shelter. the israeli military says more than 650 rockets have been fired towards israel since the violence began in the last few days. they said they have targeted more than 150 fights and they believe wiped out the palestinian islamic jihad's top security brass, including those two top commanders. they believe at least 20% of the rockets fired towards israel have not actually crossed the b

. ♪ >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" is kim brunhuber. ♪ >>> the biden white house is officially hands off regarding last week's fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago residence. it turned up 11 sets of classified materials, including some with the highest secrecy. privately some white house officials admit they're worried about what other sensitive documents might be out there. in court documents unsealed in relation to that search hint at the legal jeopardy the former president and his al llies coul be facing. >> reporter: new information revealed in documents related to the mar-a-lago search sharpening the focus on former president trump as a possible subject of the criminal probe. the application for the search warrant unsealed thursday reveals that among the crimes doj is investigating, language that could point to the role of trump who would have been authorized to possess national defense documents while in office, but not once he departed the white house and moved to mar-a-lago. >> the papers don't specify donald trump in particular. you usually as a

cnn's phil black explains. as vladimir putin delivered his third presidential inauguration speech in may 2012, one of his predecessors was seen, briefly, making a few comments of his own. we do not know why mikhail gorbachev said, but it is unlikely they were kind words about mr. putin. after 12 years under putin, gorbachev want to change. he was not alone. the months leading up to this ceremony saw unprecedented opposition to putin's rule, with tens of thousands of people regularly on the streets calling for him to go. gorbachev supported them publicly, and from that point, he did not hold back as a critic of russia's political direction and leadership. >> [interpreter] we have now reached a stage where we interrupted perestroika, but there will be no turning back, even if flattery putin and others return to those old methods of control with force and fear. [end of translation] >> overtime, gorbachev's views on putin had flipped. when putin first took over as president, gorbachev backed him. and he kept backin

. >>> plus, we have a major cnn exclusive this morning. the justice department has issued a new grand sure subpoena to the national archives for more documents as part of its investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. joining us now are former special counsel to the general counsel department of defense ryan goodman and rebecca roissy. thank you both for being here on what we said was definitely no shortage of news this morning. i wonder what's your reaction to this first filing that we got from trump's legal team today. it took two weeks for them to get there. and they are now asking for this third party attorney. but i think, we're wondering, if it's too late? >> it does seem too late. it's two weeks after the search began. so you'd actually think it should be filed hours after the search began. and it's a reasonable request in some sense to ask for something like this from a third party. >> why is it reasonable? >> it's reasonable, because we might think we don't necessarily trust the way the fbi would conduct it. we want

this is "cnn newsroom." the unprecedented heat has affected millions particularly in california where experts say the state could lose 10% of its water in the next two decadvale. >> reporter: the big part is to build storage space to hold water when it falls here in the winter months and it doesn't go anywhere. and that is pretty of the opposite of what we see here, this is the los angeles river de designed to channel the water southbound into the pacific ocean. so begin what governor newsom is trying to say here, we don't need to channel water out anymore, we need to build more infrastructure to keep our water supply, hold it during the winter months. so the four main parameters that we have of his plan right here, building 4 million acres of storage space. so you think cisterns, reservoirs, storage tanks. he also is saying that waste water, water that goes into neighborhood drains which would normally travel into channels like where we are standing now into the pacific ocean that water can be recycled as w

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i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." more than 12 million people across southwestern and central u.s. are under flood watches. heavy rains have pummeled parts of arizona. in new mexico and west texas, the risk of flash flooding is also high with some areas expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. >>> millions in southern california are looking at more water restrictions amid an extreme drought. residents have been asked to suspend outdoor watering for 15 days next month as officials work to fix a leak in a 36 mile water pipeline from the colorado river. mike valerio has details. >> reporter: this critical repair is expected to happen between september 6 and the 20th. and one of the reasons that we picked this backdrop is to show you just part of the expanse that will be affected by this. as we zoom in right in front of us, this is culver city, california. just about 40,000 people. and as we zoom in a little further, just to the right of the century city skyscrapers, that is beverly hills which is just a

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cnn newsroom, i'm rosemary church. just ahead, a major win for u.s. president joe biden, as the inflation reduction act passes the senate. we will look at whether that could give democrats what they are looking for in november's midterms. storming a cease-fire is in effect between israel and militants in gaza, after a weekend of deadly violence. we will have a live report from southern israel. >>> new rocket strikes near a nuclear power plant, raising fears of a disaster in europe. we're live in ukraine, with the details. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us, the u.s. is on track to make its biggest investment to combat the climate crisis in history, after the democrat passed sweeping climate and tax bill officially known as the inflation reduction act, vice president kamala harris cast the deciding vote to break a 5050 tie. >> the are 50, the knees are 50, the senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill as amended th

cnn's natasha bertrand joins me now. the director of national intelligence is taking this very seriously. >> she is and rightfully so, right, because of all the sensitive information we believe was in these documents and we're learning that the director of national intelligence, avril haines has written a letter to the oversight and house intelligence committees telling them that she has begun a classification review and a review of the risk to national security that these kind of loose documents could pose. now, clearly this is kind of an escalation here. we weren't sure whether the intelligence community would be able to see the documents that had been retrieved from mar-a-lago because they are part of an active criminal investigation, and the fbi typically holds very closely any evidence in those probes. but obviously the risk here, the potential risk to national security contained in these documents is just too great for the intel community to not be made aware of what's possibly in this. and of course we saw just ye

welcome to "cnn newsroom." coming up. israel claims to have struck militants in gaza for the second day. >>> plus, president biden's agenda gets a big boost. we'll look at the measure bringing a bit of inflation relief and what comes next to get it passed. >>> and millions of people from the europe to the u.s. baking. the forecast is coming up. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with lynda kincaid. >> well, it's now 11:00 on saturday morning in gaza where israeli war planes have pounded militant targets for a second day. airstrikes hit islamic jihad in gaza. a as many as 19 were arrested saturday. israel says the militants have fired nearly 200 rockets toward israel in retaliation. most of those rockets were intercepted, fell short or landed in open areas. no israeli casualties have been reported. according to the palestinian health minister, at least 11 people have killed by israeli airstrikes, including a 7-year-old girl. >> our fight is not with the people of gaza. islamic jihad is an iranian proxy that

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we're live in the cnn weather center. also ahead -- clasheses b between rival milit in libya leaving dozens dead and others injured. we'll have the latest report. >>> a trump appointed federal judge indicated she's likely it grant a request from the former president's legal team to appoint a special master to review evidence taken from donald trump's sprawling mar-a-lago estate. the application for a special master is seen by many experts as having no legal benefit and is possibly a delaying tactic. meantime, the director of national intelligence will advise senior lawmakers on the potential risk to national security posed by top secret documents being kept at trump's florida home. cnn's white house reporter natasha bertrand has more. >> reporter: cnn has learned that director of national intelligence avril haines confirmed to lawmakers on friday that the intelligence community is working together with the justice department to review all relevant documents that have been retrieved from former president trump's florida ho

charlie chester at cnn talking about cnn's mission. and by the way, he doesn't say they are the most trusted name in news. charlie chester at cnn says they are a propaganda network designed to hurt donald trump. listen to this. >> i think we got him. ike you pa young geriatric. we were creating story. so that's that's i think that's right. i believe it that if it wasn't for cnn. i don't know that trump would have got voted out or focus was to get trump out of office right wi ore -- the focus was to get trump out of the office. >> our focus was to get trump to help biden to put aviator shades on biden to make him look cool, he said quote without saying that's what our focus is. right there you see what our mission is. we need more of these things, cnn, james earl jones, the most trusted name in the news. why isn't it cnn quote our focus is to get trump out. if you want to be a propaganda network, that's your right. just call yourself that. but they don't. so we have to use hidden cameras. this guy didn't know he was being recorded. in t

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. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with lynda kinkade. >>> right now it's 10:00 saturday morning in gaza, where israeli warplanes continue to pound islamic jihad for a second day. israel's military says its air strikes on friday hit militants inside gaza who were allegedly about to launch a terror attack. 19 members of islamic jihad were reportedly arrested saturday in the west bank. islamic jihad says one of its senior commanders was killed in the strikes. a short while ago the israeli army said militants in gaza have fired nearly 200 rockets toward israel since friday evening. it claims almost all of those rockets were interseptembered, fell short or landed in open areas. no casualties have been reported. according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 11 people were killed since friday's air strikes in gaza including a 5-year-old girl. 75 others were wounded. journalist mary zilba joins us live from southern israel. this of course is the most serious escalation and violence in over a year. what triggered this latest flare-up? >> reporter: good mornin

you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >>> a crushing but not shocking defeat for the most forceful republican critic of former u.s. president donald trump. tuesday was primary night in wyoming, warehouse republican liz cheney conceded to her trump-backed opponent. harriet hagerman netted some 2/3 of the vote. this was a seat cheney won by more than 70% 2 years ago during her time. cheney, vice chair of the general sixth committee said, she could have easily one again, but that would have it embracing trump's lie after the 2020 election. that was a path she could not take, she said. wyoming voters punished her for that stands. >> this is a fight for all of us, together. i'm a conservative republican. i believe deeply in the principles and the ideals on which my party was founded. i love its history, and i love what our party has stood for, but i love my country more. >> wyoming has drawn a line in the sand that if we put you in power, you will be accountable to us. you will answer to us, and you will d

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. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with kim br brunhuber. >>> we're getting our clearest look yet into the u.s. justice department's investigation into classified documents kept a former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. the affidavit to obtain a search warrant details what they expected to find, including taking national security materials as well as items about obstruction. we have more on the key take aways from the unsealed document. >> reporter: now public, a heavily-redacted version of the affidavit that led to the fbi search at former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home. in it, shocking new details. the fbi telling a judge that there was probable cause to br br bl believe that additional documents remain at the premises, and evidence of obstruction would be found at the premises. the affidavit also revealing startling details about improperly-handled details marked with the highest levels of security clearance. >> it's just, it's really, re really bad. >> reporter: this is a classification designed to protect people working around the world for the u.s. gov

cnn's marshall cohen has more details. marshall? >> reporter: hey, pam, the justice department investigation into january 6st clearly in a new phase. prosecutors are now increasingly scrutinizing former president donald trump as part of their criminal probe, but, remember. trump is just one piece of the puzzle. as the broader investigation heats up, doj is still busy prosecuting hundreds of trump supporters who stormed the u.s. capitol on january 6th so here's a breakdown of where things stand based on cnn's latest reporting and justice department records. so far more than 850 people have been charged with crimes related to the capitol breach. more than 380 people have pleaded guilty and avoided a trial, and about another dozen rioters went to trial and were convicted. now, let's take a look at the punishments. more than 220 defendants have already been sentenced, and about half of them were september to jail or prison. the other half got probation and fines. the total amount of fines the doj has collected so far, it's more than $30

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we start first with the strong jobs report and cnn's matt egan is live with us in new york, cnn's john harwood is live at the white house. matt, we'll start with you. break down the numbers for us, tell us what these numbers are showing. >> jessica, this is a hot jobs market that just defied all expectations but getting even hotter. this is a remarkable figure, 528,000 jobs added in july, and basically no one saw this coming. here is some crazy context for you. this is 200,000 jobs stronger than even the most optimistic forecaster had been predibtctin and the strength was across the board. job gains in professional services, government jobs, healthcare, leisure and hospitality, all of them growing and we also saw two major milestones that really put an exclamation point on this remarkable jobs recovery. one, the unemployment rate dropping to 3.5%, tied with the half century low set before covid. and, two, payrolls have now fully recovered from the covid recession, returning to february 2020 levels. that means all the jobs lost during covid have new been recovered. i think when you put