amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you again next week hello everyone thank you so much for joining me this saturday on a greek a whitfield. >> and with just five days until the historic presidential debate between president joe biden and former president donald trump, both candidates are spending today preparing in their own unique ways for the upcoming showed him that will air right here on cnn this morning. biden is at camp david, where he and his team are spending the weekend poring over we're briefing binders and holding mock debates sessions as he prepares for this high-stakes moment. meantime, trump is shunning traditional debate prep and spending his saturday on the campaign trail in an our trump will speak to a gathering of christian conservatives in washington before traveling to philadelphia fia for rally tonight, we've got team coverage. kevin lipped is covering president biden's debate preps. but let's begin with even mckinnon in washington at the faith and freedom coalition, where trump will soon be speaking eva, what can you tell us about trump's decision to hit the campaign trail instead of holding mock debates will fred? >> it is a way for him to project confidence ahead of this consequential matchup, we note that he also the thrives off of the energy of his most passionate and loyal supporters, which no doubt will be here at the faith and freedom conference but also he can ill afford to lose time on the campaign trail. you have to remember it's just weeks ago when he was in a new york courtroom day after day before he was ultimately convicted, and he lost a lot of ground there we also know that the former president is really basing his prep on rhetoric over policy. and so those rhetorical jabs will he'll have the opportunity to test those out in front of his supporters today he has been engaged in some policy discussions, though, with some of his top vp contenders they have been focused on how to talk about inflation. they're expected to really former president expected to really try to hammer president biden on that issue. but overall, this is a confidence play. him being out on the trail today in dc and philadelphia is really aimed to downplay his need for they prep for it all right. >> thank you so much. i eva let's go to kevin lived tack now. so kevin, what more can you tell us about how president biden is preparing for this upcoming debate by being in camp david. >> yeah, we are now on day two of debate camp out there in the mountains of western maryland. and i think that this long stretch of intensive prep really does tell you that the biden team really views this debate as a critical moment. they really are aware that they can't afford an underwhelming performance and we aren't expecting to see president biden again until he is down there in atlanta for the debate. they are reserving the possibility that he could go but directly from camp david to the debate site. and it does really give you a sense of how important their viewing this. now, what we understand he's doing in these first days of the debate prep are going through binders of potential questions, potential answers, batting around ideas with his team for response france's were torts, zingers, kickers really trying to hone his language and his rhetoric when it comes to president trump at the bottom line, they are expecting an aggressive president trump in this debate, they're expecting attacks on president biden's policy, on his fitness for office, even on his family, and they want to be prepared and they want to be ready for some of that when it comes. now, this will eventually, we expect culminate and mock debates that president biden will engage in. and it's been interesting because we've had a chance to hear from the person who played trump during president biden's mock debates back in 2020. his name is bob bauer. he's president biden's personal attorney. he talked yesterday about what it took to get in the character of trump for these mock sessions, listened to what he said do you do trumpet pressure? >> do you sound like donalds rob, are you talking to your normal whenever whenever whenever you do this? you want to strike a balance between trying to approximate the experience but it's not an opportunity for theatrical that's a distraction. so you want to find some balance between recreating the experience and not attempting to, if you will, audition for saturday night so not an impersonation, more of a character study. no, it's presumed to that bower will play trump again in these mock debates and certainly president biden want to be very prepared before he hits the debate stage down there in atlanta all right. >> we're all looking forward to that. thank you so much. kevin lived dag even mechan, the debate rather happening here in atlanta let's talk more about the debate. debate preps, joining me right now about these very different styles that we're going to see onstage. alex eisenstadt, he has a national political correspondent for politico. also joining me as margaret taleb, a senior contributor for axios. great to see both of you have talked about the style differences of the two candidates that we'll see on the debate stage. >> all right, so alex, we begin with you bypassing mock debates instead speaking at a conservative conference in washington, dc and then later at a rally since there will be no audience at this debate, perhaps this is how trump gauges his possible debate material. >> what do you think is happening here in terms of why he is choosing not to do any kind of mock debates, but instead, staying on the campaign trail yeah. >> yeah, i know it's interesting. one thing to note though, is that trump has been doing for the last three weeks or so. he's been doing a fair amount of prep, maybe not in the traditional use, a mock debate. styles strategy doesn't have anyone playing joe biden for example, but what he is doing is he's. meeting with his vp candidate. he's meeting with other people and his orbit to talk about, to go over different policy issues that are likely to come up and he's done a fair amount of preparation in that regard. >> and so it's going to be interesting to see how he addresses certain issues that come up. >> one of the things that's come up in these debate prep sessions january 6. that's definitely something that's going to come up in the debate. immigration is another one. so he'd been doing prep, but not necessarily in the traditional way. you'd like. you'd see other candidates do, including biden a margaret, let's talk about the differences here. biden's debate prep is going the more traditional route for presidents, right? having mock debates at camp david would the rehearsal be heavy on policy preps? or anticipating the behavior in the style of his opponent in trump it's a little bit of both. i mean, biden and his team have made clear they want to be able to talk about policies, both what the president is doing and to hold the ex-president accountable or to be able to press on policy issues. >> there are two outside of the policy landscape areas that i'll certainly be looking for. and one is memes what is a cuttable moment with the clickable moment? because both teams are not simply thinking about their performance in the moment, but how aspects of that can be captured and used in ads are putting but on social media to shape people's views anything that goes to a gaffe, something extreme, a catch prey, it's something that's positive for the candidate, something that goes to either candidates age or mental acuity, or the vibes they give off. and the other is this emerging theme of giveaways. this court shift the campaign with president biden. it's been very much about student loans or prescription drug prices, or infrastructure money with former president trump, you're starting to see these sort of unlikely tests and floats. things like making commitments toward green cards for foreign students who study at us colleges, or telling waiters if he's elected, they're going to get a break on taxes on their tips. tiktok and yes. >> as you said, january 6, the criminal justice system and present trump's own issues with the justice system. president biden's sons, issues with the justice system all of that is in play, in addition to inflation america's posture in the world, all the standard policy issues then alex, i mean, since neither candidate will be allowed to have pre-prepared notes, but they will have a pad and a pen to take notes and with that said, do you see that these candidates will try to avoid answering questions directly and instead kinda doing what margaret said they've got to have issues that they really want to zero in on trying to pivot whether it is about maybe it's avoiding january 6 for one candidate, whereas it for the it might be going straight to january 6 immigration, et cetera. >> is that what you see happening here yeah. >> definitely. mean you're going to keep prompt when he pressed on certain issues. you're going to definitely see him prior to turn the tables on biden tried to take attention away from some of his own issues on for example, january 6 are some of those legal cases and tried to turn around, turn it around in focus on biden's record, whether it's something like immigration or inflation, that's probably what you're going to see trump do a lot of trump is also certainly going to get pressed on his his his legal problems, right? >> what you've seen him do in the past is he's tried to turn things around and say that biden is the one who engages in election interference and so you're possibly going to see trump do that again in this debate certainly trump's efforts to interfere in the 2020 election vote okay. >> he's going to come up and you could definitely see trump term that try to turn that around and make the argument that somehow biden is interfering with these legal cases that trump is face even though there's no evidence, of course that biden is doing anything to do with those indictments, but you bring up an interesting point, alex, because i wonder too, with among the regulations in this debate. but mics will be off for the opposing candidate while the other is speaking. and so there won't be that instinct of jumping in and even correcting or following up so that means there is going to be i guess, a greater dependency two on the moderators. we haven't talked about moderators in their ability to follow up on moments like that because the mic is off for the other candidate unable to do so. do you think that's going to be a challenge? is that going to help make four? in a rather spicy debate alex is gonna be interesting to see how that plays out, because i'm sure it's all your viewers remember back in 2021 of the first time that trump and biden debated, there were plenty of interruptions and so now you have this new rule in this coming debate this week, and it's gonna be interesting to see how that plays out and just because it candidates mics off, does that necessarily mean there actually going to stop talking, right? >> so it's going to be interesting to see how that plays out. it's both it's ultimately be interesting to see how much how assertive the moderators are in stopping the candidates from talking, even though their mics are off. >> yeah. >> the audience aspect as well, of course, because you're not going to be able to have an audience that cheering or booing, or jeering or kind of influencing the way viewers would perceive it. the president biden and his team have been hopeful that this will take chaos out of the situation and create a level playing field for their own performances to play out. i think we won't know until we see this is a different kind of debate and don't forget, it's a debate before either candidate, either actually becomes the official how so we are looking at something different here. >> yeah. right? 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even people go into the military and they serve four years so when you think of five-and-a-half years is just an incredible amount of time that is incredible whelan was arrested in moscow in 2018 on espionage charges and sentenced to 16 years in prison. since his arrest, whelan has been declared wrongfully detained by the us state department cnn's jenny hansler is joining me right now with more on this, jenny. good to see you. what else did paul whelan? glenn have to say and what would in his words, more pressure on russia from the biden administration look like, what would that mean well, fred clearly a sense of disbelief, exasperate, and some sadness at the fact that he has been detained there in russia for over 2000 days now, and he wants the us government to put more pressure to take decisive action, to bring both himself and fellow wrongfully detained american evan gershkovich home. >> he said he does think the us government is taking his case seriously, but he wants them to take it more seriously. and he described to me some of the steps that he thinks would damage constraint that they are taking it seriously, that they are putting this increased pressure on the russian government. take a listen to how he described it usb stick, walton jewish thing. >> i'll fill up going down a little bay with russian officials, rushed russian spies do something that makes the kremlin sit up and take notice and say, okay, yeah all right now it's time that we're going to get evan and paul back and then we want back what you've got a bowers and we'll call it a day and fred, he argued that until the us government takes these kinds of decisive actions, the russians are going to continue to detain americans. >> now of course, those are wilson's ideas. here's what we know. the us government is doing. they have put sanctions on some russian officials who have been involved in the wrongful detention of americans. and we know that they put forward what they describe as a substantial proposal to free both paul and evan to this point, the russians have not accepted that proposal. we don't even know if they have engaged with they in any sort of serious way. now the us government has also acknowledged that five-and-a-half years is too long for paul to have been sitting in russian detention a state department official told me yesterday, quote, 2000 days is far too long for paul to be wrongfully detained in russia, are hearts go out to paul and his family lee, who feel the pain of separation in a way that very few people have experienced. and now the state department continues to insist that they are doing all that they can working to their utmost to bring home both paul and evan, fred in jenny, i mean, the list of those detained is significant, but in short, here are just a few. we'll then detained in 2018, as i mentioned, accused of espionage last year, wall street journal journalist evan gershkovich was arrested and charged with espionage, a dual us russian citizen and dancer was more recently arrested and accused of this is the charge, in quote, financially assisting a foreign in state in activities directed against russian security. marc fogel arrested at an airport in 2021 accused of trying to smuggle in marijuana and gordon black arrested for allegedly stealing from and threatening his russian girlfriend so these are just four of many it is there more targeting of americans in russia right now? >> well, it certainly seems like we're seeing more and more public cases of americans being detained by the russian on these alleged charges. now the state department has been tracking all of these cases, not all of them are wrongfully detained, but one thing we continue to hear from the agency is do not go to russia if you are an american, they are saying that it is too dangerous. the state department spokesperson, matt miller said this week that you run a tremendous risk if you go there of being detained, being imprisoned, and being convicted. and that is something we have seen in a lot of these cases that a number of these americans are arrested and they don't go to any sort of trial for months, if not years. this is the case with evan gershkovich, as you mentioned, we he is only going to trial next week. he was detained over a year ago on those espionage charges that he and the us government denies. and now paul whelan told me yesterday, fred, that he is aware that evan is going to trial next week he thinks it could be an important milestone in both of their cases because the russians often want to see these false convictions as he described them. in these cases before they'll move forward. and he also does not expect gershkovich to get a fair trial here. this is what he told me criminal justice system here there is no judicial system just a system that the government has operated for many years, putting people in prison for all sorts of dubious charges, dubious events and in my case, that's 100% true for an evan's case is 100% true. but people go to trial. here and there automatically guilty and then they're given a sentence and that's it. >> and we know the, us government will also be watching evans trial closely next week, fred, of course. >> all right. jenny hansler. thank you so much all right. >> when we come back, a dangerous heat wave is bringing sweltering temperatures to millions of americans this weekend, a look at the impacted areas and when temperature first mike come down next they are unpredictable sleeping giants, everyone has its own personality or we don't understand them. >> they are windows into part of our planet. >> lives will be lost, violent earth, would we have schreiber tomorrow? 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>> you don't fred experiences firsthand, you look out the window, it actually looks like a beautiful saturday step outside and you will immediately feel that sweltering combination of heat and humidity for yet another de, hundred million americans gonna be once again experiencing that heat wave. you see some of the tiniest to them getting some really from that heat right now here in brooklyn, new york. and really a lot of these advisories are focusing on that. i 90 quarter one of the most populated parts of the country and that is worth already is a really stressing the importance of staying hydrated, stay pool. >> and checking in on some of those most vulnerable, especially some of the elderly as well. >> we noticed that combination has proven deadly in the past, so that is certainly a concern in washington dc the mayor, they're extending a heat advisory that will go on into next week. as today, temperatures are expected to triple digits in nearby maryland a very similar situation i had the opportunity to actually a few days ago to be in burlington, vermont as they were getting get ready to prepare for the heatwave about a third of vermont population doesn't have air conditioning. why would you, but nonetheless, they are now having to turn to some of those it's not just there been other parts of certainly are the parts of this including here in new york, where those coins hawaii centers continue to be open from people who need them. >> okay. well, cooling centers are certainly a huge help. but i also understand polo that the city is energy provider con edison is asking customers to reduce energy use so what are they asking people to do and how were they going to do it that was actually request that they put out too some of their neighbors are some of their customers in northern queens, they said that there was some equipment repairs that needed to be done. >> so as a result, they had to scale back the voltage by about 8%. so they turned to about roughly 100 30,000 of their customers asking for them to reduce their usage as they made the repair, didn't really elaborate on the nature of the repair, but they did said that the rest of your comments and customers would not be impacted okay. >> well, that's halfway good news, right? half glass full. that's the way we're going to look at everything. >> all right. elisa to you and the weather center now, this heat wave could be the longest ever for the big apple in june. and it feels like it's that way everywhere else. but you tell us, i mean, what what is going on yeah, we're gonna have temperatures in the 90s in the city as we go through the weekend, thanks, finally, starting to cool down a bit by monday as a cold front comes through. >> but you can see the alert stretch from new york to philadelphia under an excessive heat warning, stretching down to dc, cleveland, just so many people under alerts and it has been a hot month. these look at this is the last 30 days. how many people were under heat alerts and you can see, we've had heat alerts issued almost every day since late may, which has been above the average from last year, we had nearly 120 million people under heat alerts, just the other day. so it has been sweltered during for multiple days now and it will continue, will still have more than 80% or lower 48 with temperatures above 90 degrees going into next week, more than 200 records could fall, both daytime highs and overnight lows is some of this heat continues. look at the temperatures for today, 91 from new york, 92 down to atlanta and any five and literally rock 97 in dallas as that heat dome just really sits and feel. look at the next couple of days. it gives you temperatures up near 100 this weekend and philadelphia, dc, richmond, virginia, new york's and middle 90s. and then you can see what i'm talking about that cold front by monday starts to take us back down to the 80s, closer to average, all the way straight down the i95 corridor from new york down towards richmond overnight lows gives you no relief. two, you're looking at overnight low temperatures nearing 80 degrees and sunspots. fred okay. >> very good. elisa rafah. thank you so much. polo sandoval. appreciate you as well. >> we'll be right back. >> the most anticipated moment of this lecture and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one state, two, very different visions for americans the cnn presidential debate thursday night at nine, live on cnn and streaming on max circle. >> circle circle find anything let me start when i do my friends, i can circle applied anything see something that you like you to draw around the something that you write? 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>> hi fred, and we don't have a motive yet, not officially anyway, in the last hour, we learned that the suspect 44-year-old, travis eugene posi is suspected to have his first court appearance on monday post. he will be charged with three counts of capital murder in the shooting been described as horrific we are live here at mad butcher in florida, is home. >> there's the shooting going on. >> it was just before noon when the shots rang out the shooting happened at the mad butcher, a supermarket in fordyce, arkansas, a town of some 3,700 people located about an hour south of little rock. the first 911 calls came in at 11:38 in the morning. >> law enforcement responded immediately and exchanged gunfire with but they lone suspect that lady. okay according to officials, three people were killed and ten others wounded. man, it just good people did that the wrong place at the wrong time. and they didn't deserve it. bob learned something in life, man, bad things happen to good people, two police officers were injured in the shootout with the assailant the suspect was also shot and taken into custody. >> hagar said both the officers and the suspect are expected to survive the injuries to the civilians range from non-life threatening to extremely critical witnesses it's like twin sisters, amaya in a shi'a doherty described a terrifying scene at the supermarket, was a man, sue the sun everywhere. and my mama was in a store. i was worried i thought they killed which she came out and i'm glad she's and i just pray and i was really scary like i will never think that will happen in fordyce like that. that's real scary and i prayed for a man who, you know, because something had to trigger him to do arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders reacted to the shooting in a post on x saying, i'm thankful to law enforcement and first responders for their quick and heroic action to save lives. >> my prayers are with the victims and all those impacted by this horrific incident on behalf of the state police, law enforcement, community off of it that first responders it's tragic, are our hearts are broken our prayer as long and governor sanders, entire state of arkansas would be this community. >> those affected victims hagar said arkansas state police are now in charge of the investigation. >> the country has seen a spate of shootings for the past few weeks as the weather has gotten warmer with 21 mass shootings recorded by the gun violence archive this last friday i'm proud to put it in perspective. at least 234 mass shootings have taken place in the united states and 2024, according to the data. to data from the gun violence archive, which like cnn defines a mass shooting as one in which four or more people are shot, excluding the shooter back to you rafael romo. thank you so much so that shooting happened just hours after the us supreme court upheld a federal law banning domestic violence abusers from carrying guns. in the 8-to-1 ruling, the high court rejected an argument by gun rights groups that said the law violated the second amendment. chief justice john roberts writing for the majority, saying this, our tradition of firearm regulation allows the government to disarm individuals who present a credible threat to the physical safety of others. joining us now is jessica 11 since she's a law professor at the loyola law school and host of passing judgment pod cash. great to see you. so what's your take on this decision my take is that this is the conservative supreme court clarifying for lower courts what their standard really is when it comes to governments that are trying to regulate guns, trying to implement a variety of different gun control measures. >> how how do lower courts determine whether or not those restrictions are constitutional? so i read this decision as really a rebuke of the lower-court, the fifth circuit, and the fifth circuit had said in this case that federal law that says, if you are subject to a domestic violence restraining order, you can still own a gun. the federal law camp and apply to you the supreme court said, no, that's not what we meant. we laid out a difficult standard, but not an impossible standard. >> was that a significant problem? and misinterpretation of this in the lower court's prior to now, this decision i would say yes, in the sense that what we know is all the way back in 2008, 16 years ago, the court made a really big decision about the second amendment and they said there's an individual right to bear arms fast-forward, two years ago to 22022. >> and the court said, and here's the test to determine when and you can limit that individual, right? and it's a really hard test to satisfy. and this often happens when the court creates a new test. there was i will say confusion among lower court judges about exactly what does that mean. you have to have a measure that fits within the history and tradition of our country in order for that gun control measure to be upheld. >> i think what the court said yesterday is this is what that means. >> we can still allow certain laws. people as you read in the introduction, people that present a credible threat to themselves or others, those people can be temporarily disarmed really, this is an interesting juxtaposition. >> write a week after the court struck down a trump era ban on bump stocks, how do you see this contrast it's a great question because on the surface, they both deal with guns and we have different outcomes. >> but i would say, let's keep them really separate in the sense that the case we've been talking about is a case dealing with the second amendment. it's a constitutional question of what under the constitution, what type of government restrictions are okay? even though you do have this individual right to bear arms, the bump-stock case was completely different. the question was there's a federal law and it says we can band machine guns the question for the court was, does a semi-automatic weapon plus a bump stock equal a machine gun? it was really a question of whether or not an executive agency, the atf, had the power to impose that regulation, or if congress had to be the one to say, if we want to ban bump stocks, we should the court said, here is it's up to congress, so it wasn't a constitutional question. >> and i know it seems like different results, but i think they're actually quite consistent. okay. all right. and then they remain other cases still to be decided, like whether congress can prohibit all felons are all drug offenders from possessing firearms so does this latest ruling give you any insight into how this court might lean yes. >> i think this latest ruling again, the second amendment case that we've been talking about indicates to us that a variety of different laws of, for instance, the log that hunter biden was charged under those laws, can still stand under the second amendment. i think the court was saying, again, 8-to-1, even though they laid out a difficult standard, there are still cases when people are dangerous, when we have a history of regulating certain people where at least for a specific period of time, we can say we're limiting your right to obtain a gun this has to be frankly, i think yesterday has not have been the greatest day for hunter biden who wanted to i think be able to rely on the court's recent caselaw to say that law i was charged under it wasn't constitutional. this really undermines i think a big part of his appeal. >> okay and then i'm only a few more days left before for the end of the us supreme court term there are other consequential decisions expected, including the question of former president's a trump's immunity from prosecution do you think they're saving the best? >> i mean, the most consequential for less, so to speak. >> well, that's often the case that the really big cases are the last week of the supreme court term, i will say to remind everybody who's like, what's taking so long we need a decision that they actually didn't hear arguments in that case until the very last day of the supreme court term. they tapped it on. i think it was april 20, 26. the second amendment case that you and i have been talking about, the beginning of our discussion was argued on november 7 so the big cases can take awhile. i think what this indicates is the court just recently heard this case, and my guess is they're trying to find some middle ground standard where residents have some immunity, but not absolute immunity from criminal prosecution based on official acts. and i bet there's a lot of drafts going up and back between the majority descent concurrence is trying to figure out what exactly is that standard all right. professor jessica levinson, appreciate you. thanks so much. >> thank you all right. >> the the us and israel are increasingly at odds over the war in gaza. but now the u.s. is pledging its full support for israel and its other growing conflict we'll be live from jerusalem next assignment with audie cornish, listen wherever you get your podcasts it's time yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. >> every day. moore dog people well are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmers dog made by vets and delivered right to your door? 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important right now well, fred's given what we have seen this week, it is important for the u.s. >> to reaffirm that if this does become an all-out war between israel and hezbollah, that the us has given the security assurances that israel needs that it will support is 12 fully. this is because this week there has been some very public disagreements between the us, the biden administration, and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu here at netanyahu saying publicly that he was, he believes the biden administration is withholding weapons from israel something which us officials have very quickly rebuffed and said they weren't quite sure what he meant by that and what he was talking about. but then he doubled down and repeated that in an interview that was published on friday saying that barely a trickle of american weapons are coming through to israel. again, something that the biden administration striation reject. so this is significant because it is the us reassuring israeli there was an israeli delegation in washington this week meeting with us officials. and they said that they would give them the security assurances that they needed. now they did say that there would be u.s. boots on the ground that they it would not be deploying us troops on the ground as would be expected, but they certainly would be providing israel with what it needed. so given this was such a public spat, it really is this information coming from us? 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