which keep our loving the 43-year-old pop singer to police at the time of his are being stopped to a vet. he only had one martini when he was arrested. his next virtual court appearance is scheduled for july 26, hello again, everyone. >> thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield a dangerous he waived is growing across the us, leaving more than 100 million americans are under heat alerts. this weekend, many cities including washington, dc, could eclipse record temperatures over the next three days with highs in the upper 90s, even triple digits. joining me right now, cnn correspondent polo sandoval is joining us from brooklyn, trying to keep it cool there. and meteorologist lisa rafah from the cnn weather center in atlanta. good to see you both. all right. polo, you first, how are people handling this heat it's so hard to escape this heat. >> fred, especially if you don't have any air conditioning, of course for some of the youngest of those roughly 100 million americans that are affected by somebody supervisory. this is how you do it basically turn some of the water features and waterpark's throughout the region here to try to stay cool. again, you're looking at it role of 100 million people that are affected by this for yet another day. and that is why authorities in this opacity is up and down the northeast are stressing the importance of staying hydrated, staying cool, and also this is keep checking on the elderly, checking on the most vulnerable there are still many states where a large percentage of the population doesn't even have air conditioning because these are temperatures that there is simply not used to. and that's why speaking, there's a taxon when you see temperature in the high 90s, you may see it as just another sommer de, but for some of people, especially the northeast they're not used to this. that comes with the deadly potential that's why you seeing cities like new york and other regions are opening up this cooling centers for those people who you need them. washington, dc today expected to inch closer to triple digits. so the mayor, there is extending that heat advisory into next week are very similar situation just playing out in the state of maryland. >> my goodness. all right. it isn't serious heat indeed, elisa, in the weather center, how long is it going to be like this? >> i will see that key to new york city lasting through the weekend by a monday, a cold front does start to break down some of this heap. you can see the alerts stretching down the i95 corridor from new york to philly and washington, even stretching a backup towards cleveland. >> and we've had a pretty hot month. >> we've had heat alerts and effect every nearly every single data last 30 days. and we have surpassed the average from last year the other day, we had 120 million people under heat alerts. so just again, incredible widespread long heat wave will continue to find temperatures above 90 degrees for at least 80% of the lower 48 as we go when to the week, more than 250 records could fall. daytime highs and overnight lows will get at temperatures for today, 98 degrees and washington, dc, 94 in raleigh, 95 and little rock temperatures stretching into the 90s, even down to atlanta. this is area that we're watching where we've got temperatures that could climb up towards 100 degrees and philadelphia, dc, and richmond bulk abide by monday, you see these temperatures getting back a little bit closer to average in some of the middle and upper 80s that says that front comes through and district to bring some of the relief. we're not really seeing too much relief on the overnight temperatures. look at the overnight lows, 80 degrees can be your overnight load tonight in deed do you see so just sweltering with these temperatures in the middle and upper 70s, not really getting that relief at night. and when we do know, is that especially these overnight temperatures tend to warm when we're looking at climate turns faster than the daytime temperatures, with the map load you'll see that the overnight temperatures are about four to five times more likely because of climate change just again, continuing to swelter fred, my goodness. >> all right. it's gonna be a very long summer, at least a rafah of all the thank you so much. >> all right. we're now just five days away from the cnn presidential debate between president joe biden and former president donald trump. both candidates are getting ready in their own ways for biden, he is holding intensive discussions, preparations with trusted aides at camp david all weekend long while sources say trump is participating in private meetings dubbed as policy sessions with top of vice-presidential contenders senators, and other allies next week's debate could be a pivotal moment for both campaigns as the latest fox news poll shows a neck-and-neck race we've got team coverage any moment now, former president trump is set to speak at the faith and freedom coalition in washington, dc. and that's where even mackenzie is. but let's get started with kevin lip dac, who has more on how president biden is preparing for his debate. and he's doing so at camp david yeah. >> in that camp, david setting, president's always choose it when they want somewhere secluded, somewhere free from distractions. and that certainly the case for president biden as he enters this intensive multi-day stretch of debate preparations out there. we do know that even before he arrived, he had started going through these binders his aides had prepared really trying to crystallize the policy differences between himself and president trump going through potential questions potential answers, trying to fine tune some of his responses has retorts and you can expect that the president is doing that in these early days of debate prep. >> one thing that we did hear from a person who is familiar with the debate preparations is that president biden really wants to be punchy in this debate. >> he had been really ramping up how he had been going after president trump over the last several weeks. and we do expect that a tick carry through on the debate stage on thursday night. one of the things that the campaign really hopes to do in this debate is what they say is hold trump accountable for some of the statements that he's made over the course of the campaign, whether it's saying that he wanted to act as a dictator taking credit for the overturning of roe versus wade. all of these things that trump has done that trump or biden a very much wants to emphasize and wants to underscore for the audience, which may be tuning into this race for the very first time on thursday night. and i think when you really boil down the debate strategy is to present this choice to voters it is either biden or trump and that they will have to make that decision in november. and it was interesting to hear the vice president kamala harris kind of describe that strategy just yesterday. listen to what she said joe biden and this debate will make clear the contrast in of the many issues in our country and our world that are complex and nuanced. >> november of 2024 is binary and when you look at the difference, i would ask people to really imagine what the world will be like on january 20, 20, 2025? >> now one of the things that aids typically do before debate as steady the tape of the opponent and you can expect that biden's aides are doing that as well. one thing that they're not sure if it's which version of trouble show up on the debate stage on thursday night all right. >> i kevin, thank you so much. let's go to even mechan now, they're in washington, dc trump is expected to speak soon. >> all right. so tell us about his strategy and preparation so fred, hopefully you can you hear me above the praise and worship and that just took the stage. >> but listen to trump strategy really seems to be de down play. the need for him him to debate prep at all. he's out on the campaign trail this weekend. really projecting confidence ahead of this critical match up. we also know that he really feeds off of the energy of his most devoted and loyal supposed supporters. and they no doubt are here at the face and freedom conference another thing fred, you can ill afford to lose time on the campaign trail that's why we see him out here in dc and in philly, this weekend, which just a few weeks ago but where week after week. he was in the courtroom before ultimately being convicted in new york, losing precious time to make his case to supporters we know what the former president really values are rhetoric over substance. and so he will have the opportunity to hear two perhaps test out some of the rhetorical gimmick. he might have planned for the debate stage. he has engaged in some policy discussions though about a dozen with some of the vp contender it's an in those conversations, we know that he has been sharpening his message on abortion and foreign policy. but what he is perhaps expected to really focus on in the debate is needling president biden over this issue of inflation, the economy, and the cost of living all right. >> even mckinnon and kevin lip deck. thank you so much. >> are let's talk further about a debate preparations taunting me right now, i'm like gold genovese. >> he's a political analysts and president of the global policy institute at loyola marymount university. his book, the modern presidency, six debates we define the institution is out now, michael greatest ceo thank you so much. >> great to be here. >> so historically speaking, how important is this first debate in a presidential election and especially as you saw in one of the poles earlier, it is neck and neck are very tight race well, the first debate is by far the most important. that's the one that generally speaking, people will tune into whereas in other debates audience numbers will fall flat and so rule number one for this debate is don't shoot yourself in the foot history tells us that very few times we'll candidate win a debate. but more often they're likely to lose a debate. how do you lose a debate some kind of gaffes, some kind of flub and so the temptation and the debate is to try to hit a home run, to go for the big one better strategy is to try to hit singles and make sure you don't strike out because the biggest and most important thing is don't lose and don't shoot yourself in the foot so i'm hearing you say don't even take too many risks i think that's that's right. >> if you're way behind taking a risk is important and it might be useful. but in a neck-and-neck race, you don't want to say something that we'll come back to haunt you. what will be the headline tomorrow after gerald ford's first debate with jimmy carter the headline was ford fumbles if that happens here to either candidate, then the whole tone of the race takes a big shift. okay. >> and something else that's going to be unique about this debate is it will employ several rules that we haven't seen before, and we certainly didn't see the last time these two squared off. so notably, there will be the no live audience microphones will be muted until it's the candidates turn to speak as a refresher. here's what it looked like when these two men met back in 2020 2022. >> question the question justice, rational left would you listen? who is on you? i'm not here to call out his lies. everybody knows he's a liar. do you know joe? i ran because of you? i ran because of barak obama because you did a poor job. he racist you just the worst, whereas america has ever had, we can't lock ourselves up in a basement like joe does. it's hard to get any word in with this clown okay. >> so in that case, perhaps you saw both candidates shooting themselves in the foot a few times. but now it's a whole new ballgame, a new debate stage, new rules, all that do you see these new rules as helping one candidate more than the other? >> i. think they give joe biden a slight edge number one, turning off the mix is going to be big because donald trump loves to be the bully, loves to be the strong man, loves to interrupt, set the tone, dominate it's kinda the wounded manliness that you tried to impose and so he won't be able to do much of that. the second thing is not having an audience is going to help joe biden because trump feeds off as your previous reporter noted, feeds off an audience gets excited by them, gets energized by them he feeds off of them and they won't be there. so if he's tells one of his snarky jokes or make some rude comment. the audience if it's there, we'll go. yes. yes. applaud. and without an audience that could fall flat and really be embarrassing to donald trump okay, and then there's the coin flip that already happened. >> biden's campaign chose to select the right podium position while trump will speak last during the closing statements. so how impactful all or either one of those decisions in your view i think going last, it might be of importance and might be useful because if you can then digest and then talk about what happened the previous 90 minutes if you've made a mistake, corrected, if you had some strong arguments reinforce them most of the time you see the last final statement to be very scripted this might be one where you might want to go off script and it might be very beneficial. and what's, what the right side of the stage, i mean, is that is or some subliminal messaging there i saw that and i thought what's the big deal? i don't know the big deal unless it's one of comfort sometimes you feel more comfortable when someone's on one side or the other, or what when the position i don't think it really has a benefit either way unless it's personal. i think in that case, biden may have said, i really want him on my right side, which is where he was last time. >> all right michael genovese. >> it. thank you so much. of course. we're encouraging everybody to be tuning in on thursday because there's no other 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role in the region cnn's will ripley was there if not for the flags all over hanoi vietnamese and russian, you might not notice there's a state visit the streets are always buzzy russian president vladimir putin flying directly to vietnam from north korea, getting a more subdued welcome here not like that supersized socialist spectacle and pyongyang vietnam is also a socialist republic with a single party system that means we always travel with a government minder. but unlike isolated in impoverished north korea, vietnam is emerging as an economic powerhouse. southeast asia in less than a year, annoy has welcomed us president joe biden, china's president xi jinping, and now putin, a pariah in the west, but not here. >> i will do, because i feel excited because within a short term, all three liters from the three superpowers visited vietnam. >> but what do you weigh? >> there are of them as like more important of a relationship, either biden or prudent alone this is the diplomatic way of vietnam. >> we call it bamboo diplomacy. we don't pick sides, we stay neutral. >> bamboo bends back and forth. he says, as he's talking, we noticed a distinctive russian limo rolling by right in the middle of our interview of pollutants motorcade just passed by and yeah, people are just kind of patiently waiting. there used to this sort of thing here at annoyed putin and vietnam's president dolan signing agreements on education, science, technology, and energy. >> i know i've been contact with putin retired vietnamese colonel latte mao. was that a private event with putin just before sitting down with us? he also speaks russian and wrote two books about putin you were in the room with vladimir putin. >> did he strike you as someone who is nervous about how few allies he has these days it took on paying. >> within one. don't mind. >> i felt mr. putin was completely comfortable with which i felt he was completely unconcerned about the idea that he had no friends vietnam's friendship with russia goes back decades to soviet support during the vietnam war i know i still buys about 80% of its weapons from moscow. >> landmarks built with russia's help are everywhere from the haute shimon maza, liam to the town-gown bridge. there's also a brand new bridge built by japan. tons of new construction, development and foreign investment and this, the john mccain memorial honoring the late us senators time as a prisoner of war, symbolizing u.s. vietnam reconciliation and friendship do you worry that vietnam could alienate the united states japan, south korea by hosting putin, boogie is i'm like, whoa, that's not the case at all because as you know, yet norms, foreign policy is to be friends with every country regardless of their sociopolitical stands vietnam, that's not pick a aside the north india is how hard a delicate balancing act in these polarized times vietnam, partnering with moscow, beijing, and washington testing the limits and flexibility of bamboo diplomacy will ripley, cnn, hanoi all right, let's get more analysis now. >> david adelman is a cnn opinion columnist and a former foreign correspondent for both cbs news and the new york times. always great to see you, david good to see you. fred could be back. >> wonderful. so putin is warning that he will start arming north korea if the west continues its military support for ukraine is that threaten your view that the u.s. is taking very seriously? >> oh, there's no question about that. look, doing the trade of north korean weapons for state of new york, russian nuclear or missile technology. >> putting it in kim's hands is like putting an assault rifle rightful in the hands of a six-year-old nothing good can come of it. >> putting have scrambled of strategic deck, not only in asia, but beyond remember, in for friday days, he's like he's also raised the question of what happens if kim gets a hold of a missile technology, which he does not yet have really where he can reach the united states with a nuclear warhead. that is the principles strategic for your not only in the region, but especially in the united states as well. >> so this mutual defense pact that putin signed with north korea, the the us is warning that it could destabilize the region. in what way? >> oh, it in a whole lot of ways first of all, first of all, right, now, kim has really unpredictable. kim even more so than his father and grandfather, an utterly unpredictable figure. so we already know that north korea is doing quite a lot to help pooping. can ukraine. >> i'm more concerned about what this could do for kim, giving him a new confidence, a new game jurist capability that he's never really had before of getting reliable, deliverable nuclear weapons missile technology that can really destabilize the whole region. >> prison. what happens if can begin to threatening japan or in the philippines or for that matter, china. china in fact, should be so afraid of all of this because suddenly they may not necessarily have north korea under their control like they have had in the past, have thought for the best 70 or so years so, uh, with this meeting with putin there in north korea, there was quite the pageantry on display. >> there. that's what the world is seeing. but domestically, kim jong loons this terror has been taking a higher-profile. can you give us a sense of what that leadership looks like in north korea? or is there even like a leadership struggle domestically? >> i think any idea of leadership struggle with the kim's kim father, grandfather thought that was done in charges his is really a phantom at this point. but one of the things that china has been able to hold over north korea's yet is the fact that it really does control not only controls the feet who supply their coal and so on that they get from china it also control a lot of the food supply as well. so china really need kidneys to really make pay close attention to china. but china really needs to have a very peaceful north korea on it's on sure, it's close. >> look one of the major populations of china, shanghai of the population center of 30 million people is just 700 miles from the north korean frontier the imagine if kim, for some reason launches a nuclear attack against anybody in the region, or even the united states there is retaliation. >> the fallout from any kind of retaliation, a nuclear retaliation in north korea? would decimate china's southeastern portion of china would make it potentially shanghai unlivable for 100 years. so china is terribly afraid that they don't want it that kind of destabilising position in this region. and i think china, the united states, if the united states has any pressure to bring to bear on those, it would be on china to really make sure that kim understands the stakes involved. >> all right. well, leave it there for now. david adelman. great to see you. welcome back. >> thank you it's right back in this country, a judge denies alec baldwin's 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that deadly 2021 shooting on the set of the film rust prosecutors have called baldwin reckless and dangerous there now revealing new evidence that they plan to bring two next month's trial. cnn's josh campbell has the detail in a new court filing in the the us state of new mexico. prosecutors laid out various items of evidence. they plan to use in the upcoming trial of actor alec baldwin. and it's clear and looking at this evidence that their strategy isn't just focusing on the actual moment that a gun baldwin was holding and went off killing the film's cinematographer. but on the actor alec like baldwin's alleged behavior in the days and weeks leading up to that shooting. some of the evidence that they cite includes video evidence showing baldwin allegedly using a gun as a pointer. they say he was engaged in horseplay, pointing the muzzle of a gun at another actor. they said one point while setting up for a seat and he fired a blank round at a crew member. and during a safety briefing on firearm safety, he allegedly was distracted, facetiming and texting with family members. now, all of this tracks with what santa phase district attorney first told cnn when charges were first brought against actor alec baldwin, take a listen here to the de describing what she claimed was a culture of unsafe practices on that movie set there was such a lack of safety and safety standards on that set that there were live rounds onset, they were mixed in with regular dummy rounds. nobody was checking those baldwin being charged as an actor who is holding the gun or as a producer on the set, who was negligent about the safety standards, can you help describe that? >> he's being charged as both he was the actor that pulled the trigger. so certainly his he's charged as an actor, but also as a producer. he also had a duty to make sure that the set was safe. >> and here's a new xcode case. all prosecutors are using to justify their prosecution. they say that criminal negligence exists where the the defendant acts with willful disregard of the rights or safety of others. and in a manner which endangers any person or property now an attorney for alec baldwin declined to comment on this new filing. baldwin has pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter. he claims that he never pulled the trigger on the weapon interestingly his own team has submitted a new filing asking for this case to be dismissed. they claimed that prosecutors have selectively release pieces of evidence. we'll we'll have to wait and see what a judge decides on that motion as of right now, baldwin's trial is set to begin in july. josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >> all right. josh. thank you so much. and we will we'll be right back they are unpredictable sleeping giants, every volcano has its own personality. >> and if we don't understand them, they are windows into part of our planet lives will be lost violent earth, would liev schreiber tomorrow, would nine on cnn okay. everyone, our 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million muslim worshippers journey to the holy today cnn international correspondence. scott mclean has more fredricka. >> you have to remember that the hajj pilgrimage is almost entirely outdoors and it is physical. most people have to walk long distances every day to reach the different sites now, saudi arabia had misting systems in place and water stations passing out bottles. but one pilgrim from indonesia, for instance, said that whenever more water bottles for delivered, those sites were quickly overrun by people trying to get some he said that in the three kilometer or so walk between one of the sites in his hotel, he saw dozens of people who had passed out and some who had even died and no help insight now many, of the pilgrims were not officially registered. and that means that they may have lacked the same transportation options or air condition tents that others had. one man from the uk said that those unregistered people instead set up make-shift tent cities in whatever shape they could find or make. and they got very little medical attention. let's the ambulance in the medics were not stepping into any of the places that i didn't see them once go into a place and trying to help somebody and so to me it felt like there are too many people does not enough medics. >> and so they're just waiting for the worst of the worst to happen. and then they'll step in. >> so people passing out seemed like it was a regularity. >> they expected it and so the idea is that you should just take care of yourself get cnn has reached out to the saudi government for comment. now, the death toll is likely to still yet rise, at least in part because reuters is reporting that there are as many as six hundred egyptians who died in this extreme heat. most of them were not officially registered as pilgrims and their deaths have not yet been officially announced fredricka all alright, thank you so much. scott mclean. and we have this breaking news. we're now learning that to americans died during the hajj, joining us right now is say e to worry or her parents passed away while on their pilgrimage to mecca. a sita i am so sorry to talk to you about this and i cannot imagine how hard a broken you are. how did you learn about what happened to your parents? and it did i get this right? your parents are 65 and 71 yes, that's correct. what happened? i mean, how how were you notified you knew that they were going to the hajj? it's something they've been wanting to do since they married many, many years ago. and now they're embarking on their trip you thought they're probably having a fantastic time. but then how are you informed? >> that this tragically ended with their passing so we received a phone call from someone within their group who advised us that they had been missing for a few days, that they were the only two who hadn't returned back to their hotel after the hajj was completed. i tried tracking them a few times on the phone. i believe their phones may have died. we tried reaching out to the us embassy ultimately the same person who advised us that they were missing advised that he went around to a bunch of hospitals and that they have passed away and i was able to confirm from that with the consulate general's office in saudi arabia that they had passed away. well, that must have been i unbelievably horrible and difficult to try and get confirmation about the whereabouts of your parents to find out that they passed away. have you been given any kind of explanation as to the circumstances what happened all we know is that it was of natural causes and someone from the us embassy did advise that natural causes could have been due to a heat stroke which based on the temperature people were saying it was over 110 degrees. >> there millions of people they have to walk long hours. so it was more than likely a heat stroke for both of my parents your mom was a nurse, right? >> she just retired last year. and as i mentioned, they've been wanting to do this for a really long time. how were they prepared or prepped and all about any possible dangers i mean, what what kind of support system do you think your your your parents had while embarking on this trip? >> honestly, i don't think that they were properly prepared for this trip there was a group of them maybe up to 100 people that were traveling under a certain agency and they saved their life savings. i think it was about 11,500 per person that they've saved their entire lives to save their entire lives, to embark on this journey. and they weren't, they didn't receive the proper preparation, the proper documents. it was just a nightmare overall experience of a trip i mean, collectively $23,000 as you said, their life savings for this trip they were with a group by said of about 100 people. >> have you heard anything about the group or the leaders of the group or any kind of detail about how your parents were doing and what they encountered an experienced well, i was able i am very close with both of my parents. we talk all day every day, we have a group chat with my brothers and i and they kept us updated every step of the way. so based on on the conditions, it sound like they did not receive what they paid for they talked about not having the proper transportations they talked about days where the company did not provide food for them. they had to come together as the people who were in the group, they had to come together to find food on certain days on certain days, they weren't able to leave their homes tell romes because they didn't have the proper credentials. so it was a team effort in order to get food. they decided they were going to make the journey and try to do the walk. and that's what they did. so the entire experience was a nightmare and they did keep us they kept us abreast the entire way as far as the rest of the groups some of them have they did complete it i will note that there was another person from the dmv area that also passed away. actually, two people in their group that also passed away. i don't know their circumstances there are others who when they got to saudi arabia, realized that this is not what they signed up for. it and some of them did turn back, so they didn't even get to try to complete the journey so just overall has just been a horrific experience with with who they paid to take this image and this is absolutely horrible. >> i'm so sorry you in the family are going through this. so now are you hearing anything from saudi arabia or even the group that led this tore me. what are you going to do? what can you do now? what about even recovering the bodies of your parents so we did get word from the cost their general consulate general's office that both of my parents were already buried. we did ask that the saudi government hold the bodies in order for us to travel to saudi arabia to at least give them the proper burial with the children being present, being able to identify the bodies unfortunately, they have already been buried. >> our next step is to locate where they have been varied the consulate general's office was unable to tell us the location. >> they advised that maybe in the next week, the saudi government should could be advising the nationalities of the information of the citizens and where to collect their belongings so we are hoping that we do support to locate where they have been varied so that we can pay our respects and get some type of closure since we aren't going to be able to see them or bury them again ourselves. oh, my gosh. i don't know what to say besides this is absolutely horrible i'm very sorry for you all. do you expect that you are going to yourself be heading to saudi arabia? >> yes. myself and my brothers and my family, my parents come from a big family and we've been receiving enormous amount of support. so we have a team actually that we're all going to go to saudi once we are able to locate exactly where they have been buried all 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