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part of its retribution campaign. >> and holiday heartache and headaches. already, a tornado touches down in texas, damaging at least 100 homes, forcing travel delays and cancellations as well. and remember, 82 million americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving starting today. >> and this. >> morning, an 18 year. old cheerleader found dead under a mattress. >> on a cruise ship. >> the fbi now. >> reportedly questioning. >> her younger stepbrother in connection. >> with her death. >> i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central >> this morning. >> we are hearing from democratic senator mark kelly for the first time since the secretary of defense announced the extraordinary step to investigate the retired navy captain, even threatening to recall him to active duty to potentially face court martial. this is all about a video that kelly and five other democrats made urging u.s. troops to defy

going so far as to unlawfully explain to a jury that they didn't need to rely on the evidence that they'd seen because the government would have better and more evidence at trial. and denying that comey had a fifth amendment privilege. so, you know, i mean, she hasn't done anything to distinguish herself, including lying to the judge in court in front of judge nachmanoff the other day, saying saying that, that she was, you know, she that the that the grand jury had actually voted on this when we know it's just not true. >> yeah. >> all right. ty, thank you very much. ty cobb. and everyone is here with me now. i mean, van, you get a ruling like this, and it's interesting as ty saying, they're going to appeal a ruling that was just whether she has the right to be there or not. they could just let the whole thing go and try to bring the case separately. right. go on the merits. but that's not what they say they're going to do. does this ruling, both of these cases being tossed, change trump's political power right now? >> look, i think the fizz is starting to come out of the soda. the fizz is coming out of

everyone aware of this man just as the prime minister here saying, we don't want to scare people. but we do want to warn them. we believe more attacks are planned here in france and in europe in the coming weeks. overnight, french police carrying out more than 160 raids across the country. these images from the city of tolouse. this scene from a suburb of paris. more than 20 people arrested. weapons seized, a rocket launcher, and ka lash alashniko. authorities identifying the master mind as bell jam adelamin aboud. this morning, people in paris trying to restore a sense of routine. people on their way to work. taking subways and buses again.

>> there has been some intelligence with regard to some of the sites that there has been some movement in order for the syrians to better secure the chemicals. while there has been some limited moment, again, the major sites still remain in place, still remain secure. >>shepard: you may recall president obama warned the syrian government not to move their chemical weapons. listen. >> we cannot have a situation where chemical or biological weapons are falling into the hands of the wrong people. we have been very clear to the assad regime and also to other players on the ground, that a red line for us is we see a budge chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. >>shepard: a red line for us is if we see a bunch of chemical

week. that is almost 800 more than last year. >> baltimore police will meet with members of the park heights community in less than an hour to address concerns from the community after a rash of car vandalism over the weekend that had anti-semitic tones. kmbc joins us live from the jewish community center -- camp casey joins us live from the jewish community center. >> whoever is responsible will be facing much stiffer penalties. several residents in northwest baltimore will go up to a disturbing side saturday. swastikas, the word hitler, and other offensive things spray- painted on their vehicles. two of the victims were startled to find the vandalism. >> i was very surprised and shocked and a lot of people around were very disturbed. >> i was horrified when i first side. it is never lacking to see something like that >> in all, five vehicles were vandalized in

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>> cnn's clare sebastian joins me now from london. and there was a deadline for ukraine to decide on a deal. where does that deadline stand now? clare? >> well, it seems to be not as hard a deadline as the statements coming out last week, suggested marco rubio, saying he hopes it will be soon. he hopes it will be thursday, but certainly not enforcing that in any kind of hard line way and making it clear that they need more time. so i think that moment of danger where ukraine essentially was presented last week with this peace plan and told that it would have to accept it or keep fighting. in the words of donald trump, that that sort of has lifted for the moment. and obviously everyone is coming out of those talks on sunday touting real progress. look, i think we don't know yet what has changed in this document. the joint statement coming out of those talks said that they had an updated and refined piece framework, and certainly zelensky struck a relatively positive tone, saying that diplomacy had been activated. they had signals the u.s. was listening. but he made an address this morning, a virtual address to the swedish

each. each. 0. maryanne demasi a very welcome to the news hour live from london coming up. as prime minister and al says he will resign in the new year. the law when it comes off the growing anger is government's handling of the investigation into the killing of this stuff the car want to pin its. iraq's parliament except the prime

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audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we have the latest on the case and the suspect are christy smith. will also share with us the impact john beam had on the community beyond the football field. we're also tracking other stories on this friday, including the case will move forward. a former police officer in the east bay, charged in a deadly shooting five years ago, loses his bid to get his case dismissed. also, she was on the job for barely a week. so why is san francisco's newest supervisor already resigning? quintana will join us from the city with what exactly is going on there? and a live look across the bay area this afternoon. a little break in the rain today, but more is on the way. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will help us plan out our weekend. but let's go ahead and begin with the arrest of a man police believe shot and killed beloved laney, college football coach and athletic director john beam. beam was shot inside the fieldhouse building at laney college yesterday and died at a

delegation tries to hammer out the deal writing, quote, the war between russia and ukraine is a violent and terrible one that was strong -- with strong and proper u.s. and ukrainian leadership would have never happened. he goes on to say that ukrainian leadership has expressed zero gratitude for our efforts, and europe continues to buy up oil from russia. republican congressman mike mccaul says the time for a deal is now. >> i think there's flexibility. i do know that rubio said within the next 72 hours we will know a great deal about whether this goes forward or not. i think, i think zelenskyy has stated, the president, that he sees this as a vision but not a done deal. i do think it's in ukraine's best interests to get something done now rather than a year later. the military industrial war machine of russia has now risen to a level that is very difficult now for ukraine.

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tuesday's real important. kind of surprisingly so, especially in a world with a dearth of hard facts to make decisions because of the lamentable, lamentable, ridiculous government shutdown. first, we've got the delayed september retail sales report. and after hearing from a lot of retailers, i guess that's just rear view mirror. i'm getting the sense that we're not going to see a lot of robust numbers going forward. and that works for me, though, because why we need to see rate cuts, as we saw today when the odds went up on a cut, because john williams, president of the new york fed, suggest he was on board with lowering rates and the market exploded higher. if retail sales are weak, then bond prices will go up and yields will go down unless the simultaneously announced producer price index shows a spike, which would indicate higher inflation. that could happen with the tariffs, but we can't truly be sure. maybe it'll help when we see some pending home sales data at 10 a.m. which we know is going to be dreadful. housing is the bane of this economy's existence because housing turnover drives sales and profits for so many different industries, and there's just not that much turnover right

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responders go out and deal with some of these crises. [applause] sen. booker: so count me in as a guy that watched as a former mayor and i got upset with some of these mayors going around saying i will not enforce certain crimes. i am sorry. i want to de-schedule marijuana but some of these people may have been high when saying it. the reality is everybody want a safe community. everybody wants a safe community. i have been so much work on homelessness issues. the way to deal with issues of homelessness is to create a horrible housing, create a better mental health care system, create a system that helps people saddled with addiction. but to tolerate people who are doing what is their only option because of our failures, sleeping in communities and making people feel unsafe. i am a pragmatist.

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including coco gauff, fresh off her french open victory as well as madison keys. remember, she won her first career major at the australian open. both looking to continue their winning streak. on the men's side, keep an eye on taylor fritz as well as tommy paul who both made it to the quarterfinals last year here. not only will it be hot on court, it will be hot everywhere. a heat wave is hitting the uk, predicted to hit 92 degrees fahrenheit. all those playing on courts who don't have a retractable roof will get a ten-minute break when the temperatures reach 86 fahrenheit. so i think it's safe to say things are going to be heating up right here at wimbledon. linsey. >> linsey: well said, lama. thank you. espn's coverage of wimbledon starts monday at 6:00 a.m. eastern on espn and disney plus. >>> when we come back, americans celebrate pride. ) this... ...is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this...

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tonight at nine on cnn and next day on the cnn app. >> all right. to thumb through the pages of a good book. well, you can check it out maybe at your local library. but what if you're looking for a page from the web or the internet archive team has been preserving internet history for nearly 30 years now, and cnn went inside to see their innovations for the a.i. age just blocks. >> away. >> from the presidio in san. >> francisco sits a. >> century old former church. >> but what. >> was once. >> a house of. >> god is the holy grail. >> of internet history. >> the internet. >> archive saving. >> a record of the web. >> one page at a. >> time, and now innovating for. >> the a.i. future. there's a bit of a symbolism of having a church be the. headquarters for the internet archive. >> i think of it actually with. >> the pillars. >> the the idea of. >> the permanence. >> it's a. reference to. the library of alexandria, which was a great. project of the egyptians and the. >> greeks to build. >> all knowledge. of course, now that place is the internet. >> brewster kahle started the internet archive in 1996, when a year's worth of websites was just two terabytes, which could easily fit on just one of these hard drives now the hum of servers fills the stained, glass adorned sanctuary, where 150tb worth of the internet are saved every day. >> so every time a light blinks is either somebody's upload or. >> something, or. >> downloading something from the internet. >> archive. this year, the trump administration deleted thousands of government web pages when everything from health policies to achievements by minority military members disappeared, the internet archive was able to help show and preserve what had been removed. >> this change was huge. >> whole sections. >> of the web came down. they have a new point of view and that's why we have libraries to go and have the record. >> do you ever feel. >> that what the internet archive is doing is preserving truth? >> the internet archive preserves a record, and whether it's true or not is actually for others to interpret. >> to protect against future threats, both physical and political. the internet archive has copies of its servers in multiple locations around the world. >> are you concerned at all that you guys will be targeted at some point? >> let's go and make it so that there is different points of view stored and made permanently accessible in different environments. so libraries have always been under attack. now more than during my lifetime. but let's go. and live up to the moment. >> we're seeing the rise of a.i. should be recording something that was created by a.i. and the same way we record things that were created by humans. >> we're starting some experimental programs because so many people are turning to the chat bots as a news source. and so they're going and just typing these things in. it's a preliminary project still to go and record. what did the different chat bots say about the current affairs? so we want a record of our times. and this is just another aspect of it. >> and they don't just save web pages, libraries, museums, or really anyone can ask the team to digitize and help preserve physical records such as music, tv and books this is 1947. >> we had electricity already. let me show you what happened in 1927. >> so this is what. >> 1927 sounded like books are carefully photographed page by page, digitized and posted online. here we go. >> even entire vintage video games are preserved, playable without the need of old consoles. >> my browser is going to. >> be running a javascript. ibm pc and using the internet archive as a giant floppy drive. >> the archive has recently emerged from years of legal battles over copyright claims, and is celebrating saving more than 1 trillion web pages, meeting their fans and supporters offline. >> there are a lot of people that are just passionate about the cause. there's a cyberpunk atmosphere. >> yeah. >> in this day and age, when truth. >> is. >> becoming increasingly. >> hard to. >> find. >> it's nice to have a hard copy of something that was. >> actually out there. >> a party they hope to host again with the next trillion

they are up 24-7. they stress when it rolls around it could be dangerous and so they say if you head out to be just very, very careful f you don't have to, stay put. again things are getting crazy out here. we will bring you the update as we get them. >> thank you. >>> the eye of the storm getting closer and closer to maryland. a few notes related to what talking about. the winds now says that renee another viewer says high winds and flashing power and another person rights. and electricity went out for one hear. someone hurt a transformer blow and waverly and thousands of customers in the dark, that's 117,000 people as of this hour. the majority is in anne arundel county. half at last check wean we could get on the web site.

eyes, it is a measure of a lot of things. for nearly 80 years the collective iq in the united states has increased every decade, nutrition was one of the reasons people thought that was true. it is no longer true. the opposite is true and all of your suspicions are confirmed, americans are getting dumber and not just sandy cortez, she gets elected for a reason. so, researchers at northwestern university recently found that american iq's are dropping. and they had all kinds of suspected reasons for this and we have no idea if any of them are true. the fact is we are getting dumber, what's interesting is the response to that. now fatherly says it's not bad, in fact, this might not be a bad thing. really? have you noticed how your weaknesses, the things that you personally are ashamed of are being redefined as strengths, super fat over christmas, spend all day looking attic to be, you wake up and do a bong hit. you are supposed to

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es orden de arresto de otro estado. >> puede salir bajo fianza de california, gracias a le va a dar la libertad condicional. todo depende del juez si le ponen fianza. si ustedes firman aquí, todo se puede hacer en el trabajo se hace en todos los estados. >> los próximos días les mantendremos informados cual sería el desenlace de la publicación. esta es una de las batallas legales más fuertes que enfrentarán las linternas. >> wow! esa noticia me faltó. vamos a explicar un poco que sucedió. algunas víctimas que arrestado a los medios que las cinco de la mañana del 16 de agosto,

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President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. He railed against what he said were countries' embrace of illegal immigration and renewable energy and accused the U.N. of supporting illegal migration into the United States. Moreover, Trump criticized the U.N. in general and asked, "what is the purpose of the United Nations?" and added, "It has such tremendous, tremendous potential, but it's not even coming close to living up to that potential. ... Empty words don't solve war." Sponsor: White House,United Nations | General Assembly

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President Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer held a joint press conference at the end of President Trump's second official state visit to the United Kingdom, where they talked about the importance of the alliance between the U.S. and the U.K., and of the $42 billion tech trade deal signed during the visit. They also took questions on the ongoing efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war and the split between the U.S. and U.K. over whether to recognize the Palestinian state as well as the state of free speech in both countries. President Trump talked publicly about ABC's suspension of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, following remarks he made in the wake of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Sponsor: White House

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President Trump spoke to reporters as he returned to the White House from the U.S. Open tennis finals in New York, answering questions on a variety of topics including the arrest of hundreds of South Korean workers from a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia. He also talked about directing federal law enforcement in Washington, DC, which he said was a success that could be replicated in Chicago and other cities. Sponsor: White House

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[LIVE] President Trump gives remarks at a dinner hosted at the White House Rose Garden. Sponsor: White House

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[LIVE] President Donald Trump hosts tech leaders for a dinner in the State Dining Room at the White House. Guests include Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Sponsor: White House

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[LIVE] Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies on President Donald Trump's health care agenda before the Senate Finance Committee. This happens following the firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez less than a month into her tenure. Sponsor: Senate Finance Committee

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President Trump announced the headquarters for the Space Force, also known as Space Command, will be relocated to Huntsville, Alabama. The Biden Administration had changed the original awarding of the base from Huntsville to Colorado, but the Trump administration reverted that decision back to Alabama. Trump was joined by the Alabama Congressional delegation and took questions from reporters. He addressed a multitude of topics, including sending National Guard troops to Chicago and appealing a recent court decision on his tariffs to the Supreme Court. Sponsor: White House

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Vice President JD Vance delivered remarks at a commercial refrigeration facility in Peachtree City, Georgia, promoting the GOP's tax and spending cuts bill, officially known as One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Vance promoted some of the bill's provisions, such as its tax exemptions for tips and overtime pay. He then spoke out against Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff (GA), who faces reelection in the 2026 midterms. Moreover, Vance touched on the Trump administration's crackdown of crime in Washington, DC, and the federal takeover of the district's police. Sponsor: White House | Office of the Vice President

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President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky talked to reporters before their Oval Office meeting to discuss an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. The meeting followed President Trump's summit in Alaska with Russian President Putin. Sponsor: White House

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President Trump signed a proclamation commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act. The president says the proclamation will help to protect Social Security. The Act was originally signed in 1935 by then President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Following the signing he answered several questions from reporters including questions on his upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. President Trump said, "We are going to see what happens," then added that he is really looking forward to their second meeting which he said will include Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The president also commented on efforts to curb crime in Washington, DC. Sponsor: White House

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President Donald Trump announced a federal takeover of Washington, DC's police department and that around 800 National Guard troops would be deployed in DC. These actions happened as Trump pledged to crack down on crime in the nation's capital, despite DC's government, the FBI, and news sources reporting a decline in crime in recent years. The president has control of federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and U.S. Park Police. Trump also said service members would be deployed to assist federal authorities and the National Guard "if necessary." Moreover, Trump mentioned the possibility of "land-swapping" in regard to his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump was joined by Attorney General Pam Bondi, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, FBI Director Kash Patel, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro. Sponsor: White House

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The McCain Institute held a discussion on the possibilities for U.S.-Russia relations after the Russia-Ukraine War. A panel made up of members from the McCain Institute's Russia Task Force discussed several topics including the importance of the NATO alliance, expanding the U.S. defense budget, Russia working with other U.S. adversaries and the president implementing sanctions on countries who support Russia amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Sponsor: McCain Institute for International Leadership

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