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democratic circles about what exactly the political fallout will be after president biden's halting debate performance on thursday and sources have told cnn that democrats are really planning to conduct polling over the weekend. >> and also early into the week to try to gauge the damage done, not just to biden on the ticket, but others on the ticket as well. they're thinking about a house and senate races and other down the ballot races as well. it really comes at a time as you have also heard some consternation privately from democrats up on capitol hill about president biden meaning at the top of the ticket, the senate is hoping to, democrats are hoping to maintain their majority in the senate house. democrats want to take back control in the house. and so there is some anxiety about what this could mean for down ballot races as well. now, one longtime democratic adviser told cnn that at the only way that president biden likely would consider dropping out of the race is if he were presented with data showing that i could seriously harm others in the democratic party as well. when you're thinking about the senate and house races. so this is something that democrats really are going to try to gauge for the course of the coming days in the weeks. but it also is coming at a time when president biden's also facing a lot of anxi within the donor community who are frustrated and nervous after his debate performance on thursday evening, or president biden right now is in the hamptons where he's attending to fundraisers. one of those was a small and more intimate gathering with high-dollar donors he's moving on to a second. and according to the reporters who were traveling with the president, as the motorcade was winding through the hamptons, there were some signs that said please drop out for us. another one that said we love you, but it's time, it's not clear if president biden saw any of these signs himself, but it kind of paints the picture of some of the pressure that he is facing at this moment following that debate performance. now, biden, after these two stops in the hamptons, we'll move on to new jersey for another events. the biden campaign today is touting that they brought in more than $27 million on thursday and friday trying to find one bright spot following the debate performance, but there will be questions going forward about what kind of impact this could have on fundraising in the long term, it might not be clear to be able to tell in the coming days, but that is something that the biden campaign will be working on in the coming weeks and months all right. >> arlette saenz. thank you so much. our democratic democratic leaders are publicly backing president biden amid calls for him to step aside. but what would replacing biden as the presumptive nominee look like? here's cnn's tom foreman primaries had been held. delegates committed president joe biden is the presumptive nominee for the democratic party, short of a true health crisis about the only way he loses that slot is if he agrees to step aside, his stumbling, debate performance against former president donald trump. >> however, has fueled calls for him to do just that on the the total initiative relative to what we can do with more border patrol and more asylum officers president trump, i really don't know what he said at the end of their sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either, but even then the process of replacing him would be full of uncertainty. democrats could work it out of their convention in august. the way political parties used to various names would be put forward and most likely the more than 3,900 delegates from across the country would discuss debate and eventually decide on a new candidate. almost all of them right now are currently pledged to biden and approved by his campaign but if they can't agree, if it gets really nasty and grinds on well, then maybe the additional 700 superdelegates, deep-seated party insiders and elected officials could be key to settling the matter. they normally can't vote on the first ballot for president if it would change the nomination, but they can vote on subsequent when ballots. but that scenario raises questions to would voters who took part in primaries feel pushed aside and alienated from the party of a new nominee was chosen, would a new choice be able to mount an effective campaign in the release ten weeks from the end of the convention until election day. and who would be the choice? boys? there are several big names that could likely be considered, but not until the party decides how it feels about vice president kamala harris plenty of democratic voters and party leaders would see her as the natural heir to the nomination. and if she is not chosen, her disappointed supporters could also become a deep problem for the party november. for now, biden's advisors and other top democrats are pushing back on the whole idea of him dropping out. and according to his team, the president is still looking forward to a rematch with trump. the. next debate in september let's talk further about all of this now leads the ram is here. >> she's a host of npr's morning edition on wabc radio here in atlanta. good to see you. good to see you. what? >> why don't we and what a weekend? because now we are hearing thank through are sources that the dnc is having a zoom call. it was scheduled the last minute are reportedly yesterday a call today, and then we know that biden, while he is in the hamptons, right now at a various fundraisers, he's also meeting with campaign officials or members of the campaign reelection campaign is this alarming? is it, is there a correlation with his debate performance or do you believe this is a rejigger ring, something that often happens on a campaign trail. i think both i think both it happens naturally especially this close to a november election, but all of america agrees thursday night was a debacle for the biden campaign. here in georgia. you know that a major voting block is african-american women. so i took it upon myself to ask this morning what direction should the biden campaign take now in which direction should the trump campaign take now? they say biden simply has to solidify confidence again, there was a stumble. there was this major stumble. here we are in june, almost in july and then we have this september debate coming up. he's going to have to work to solidify and shelled the biden of old if he can as far as trump, they say he's just going to have to cut back on the rhetoric and he's going to have to be a little more authentic at this point, moving on and convince the public why convicted felon is worthy of the presidency. >> okay we are seeing are audiences are seeing authentically donald trump. you mentioned solidifying the confidence or maybe even restoring some confidence for the biden camp is the vice president and a valuable tool in which to help do that for biden vice president is always a valuable tool and i think kamala harris gets i don't know the bad end of the steck because we've never examined al gore like hadn't been discussing that she she was using the word liability as it relates to kamala harris, but then she came out with a very succinct, strong message. kind, of course, correct. following the debate and now there are conversations about, oh, wait a minute, maybe she can assist him in a big way right now. well, there was a lot of talk after the debate. if she had been on that podium thursday night, it would have been a totally different debate i think, yes. they need to utilize kamala harris a lot more at this point to kind of save the democratic party has a lot of people are saying, and then you have a lot of people stepping up in favor of biden than i think is helping in these in these critical hours, you have former president obama, of course, making that statement. and he said in that tweet he said, bad debate nights tap-in, trust me, i know, but this election is still a choice between someone who has fought for ordinary folks his entire life and someone who only cares about himself is that a main takeaway you think voters are willing to embrace at the directive of the former president obama? it's a wait and see you know, we're just a few days out of the debate and a lot of people are saying biden who showed up the next day. >> i believe in north carolina, raleigh, north carolina, who was vibrant, who was on message, who was on point. he's going to have to step up the ante at this point. and i think a lot of people are waiting to see if that will happen, is time running out. i think there is enough time to change course at this about four months to go before election day it's been a pretty tumultuous last 48 hours india is biden trouble if you look at the poles, the majority of polls say that he is. and then with all of these meetings happening, you kind of wonder, you kind of wonder what's really taking place behind closed doors. you have those polls saying that he should be replaced, well, replaced with who is that kamala harris was that year. all these names tossed around it's almost too late in the game for that. so at this point, he may be in trouble, but there is time, as i noted, for him to turn the tables and turn it around so we'll just have to wait and see. we're in georgia. >> you talked you talked about you've just spoken with a number of georgia voters, mostly women, as it pertains two donald trump is this was his performance, or should it be considered a victory? he and his camper saying they feel quite victorious following the debate. yeah. like i said, the rhetoric, a lot of people think he came out stronger it began with that walk to the podium. he walked out with a lot more confidence than biden. so from the beginning he held the attention of the 51 million visitors that there was watching this debate but the rhetoric they saw through the rhetoric and the fact checking, the facts, the sum the things that he spewed out was donald trump of all that, just didn't make sense. and i think a lot of people are seeing through that this time. how do you see either biden or trump treating georgia differently because georgia became like florida? florida. florida, florida, if you back to the the days of old do you see that georgia, once again could be a very pivotal state in some corners, still very purple in some corners is still very red. how do you see biden and trump campaigning differently? this go round. oh, my gosh, they're honing in on georgia. recent polls have them now thank and neck and they are here, they're setting up shop and they're taking it very, very seriously. the trump camp is there according african american male entrepreneurs, they're saying that there's some leeway there and they think they can gain that vote the biden camp is treating voters like they always have that every individual is important, but they're here making a difference and they two are according african american males, business business owners as well. with kamala harris coming here. but several times in recent months. so once again, we are on the national spotlight. and for good reason. all right. i know you remember tim rests or florida? florida. florida, georgia, georgia, georgia ram. thank you so much. thank you. great. as always alright, coming out tropical storm beryl is now on track to become a dangerous major hurricane who needs to prepare for what could be the season's first hurricane plus a suspected terror attack at the israeli embassy in serbia we're learning about the unfolding situation final episode of violence. there are deadly and i'll niche master's fluxions, hurricane impacts are worsening is a too late to undo decades of climate change, violent earth with we have schreiber tomorrow with nine on sienna, kinda riva support your brain health, narrate janet, hey eddie, know, fraser, franck. franck, bread. how are you fred fuel up to seven brain health 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until august 11, so both of those well, ahead of our normal pace, and one of the main reasons for that as the incredibly warm sea surface temperatures out there, notice the area were beryl is located running about three to five degrees above average and that may not seem like that much, but it's just enough to really allow a lot of these systems to flourish, especially this far east normally you don't get early season activity in june for these storms to develop east of the windward island, which makes this particular system kind of a rarity in this area of development. now the storm is expected to continue to make its way off towards the west. you already have some tropical storm warnings and watches as well as hurricane watches and warnings in effect for several islands in the windward islands region notice to the number three starts to pop up. this is forecast to get to become the first major hurricane of the season, likely late sunday or early monday as it begins to make its way into the caribbean sea. >> allison chinchar. thank you so much for that. are joining us right now to discuss is director of noah's national hurricane center, dr. micheal brennon doctor brennon gray to see you so how might you add to what allison was saying that we're very early in the season, we're only way 28, 29 days i haven't. looked at the calendar. we were 28, 29 days into other hurricane season. and already you've got your second named storm. what does this tell us about the rest of the season potentially? >> well, we are expecting a very busy hurricane season and to get up to more than 20 name storms are 1013 hurricanes and the multiple major hurricanes it's going to have to start kind of sun and that's what we're seeing is this is unusual activity to see the potential for a major hurricane affecting the windward islands in late june is very unusual. usual what the main message to folks there and places like barbados, st. vincent, and the grenadines, saint lucia, grenada is you gotta be ready for a major hurricane impacts starting sunday night in the monday. so you've really got tonight and through sunday to get ready for a significant impacts from the storm. >> well, and a contributing factor to this early activity is this war. sea surface temperature. i mean, what are we talking about on average, what are what are the water temperatures well, as you mentioned, there are above normal and that's something we've been seeing in much of the atlantic basin, even going back to last year. but, you know, beryl has found an environment with very warm ocean waters for this time of year. these are ocean water rg normally see like an august or september, but now we're seeing them in late june. so that's allowed that window of places a tropical storms and hurricanes conform to expand eastward sooner than normal in the atlantic basin, it's kind of opening up more of the deep tropical atlantic for formation of before we get to what would be the traditional iq of the hurricane? >> is it your concern that it may not just be the frequency or the rapidity of these names, storms. so early in the season, but it's its potential strength especially because these warm waters yeah i mean, barrels finding you're going to find a pretty favourable environment here over the next couple of days, we're expecting it to rapidly strengthen. we're forecasting rapid intensification and expecting beryl to become a major hurricane before it reaches places like barbados and the windward islands and continue to be a powerful hurricane as it moves into the eastern and central caribbean as we go into the early portions of next week are you making any early predictions about how many names storms you think this hurricane season is going to see well know is official. >> you seasonal forecast is out already and we are forecasting above normal activity this year with, 17 to 25 names, storms, eight to 13 hurricanes, four to seven major hurricanes. so that's well above average 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for 85 to 90% of the fatalities and tropical storms and hurricanes the united states, like the peace said, when gets a lot of attention, it's very dramatic looking on television, it makes for great pictures it is dangerous it does cause damage and can cause fatalities, but we lose way more people to storm surge like we saw in hurricane ian and fort myers beach in 2022. and to the rainfall flooding from heavy rainfall that can happen regardless of how strong a storm is from a wind perspective. >> okay. dr. michael brennon grade to see you. thank you so much. as we continue to brace for what could be a very active hurricane season. and of course, folks don't miss another episode of violent earth with liev schreiber tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific right here on cnn. iran's presidential election is turning into a showdown between a hard liner and a reformer who wants better ties with the west. y the outcome could have major consequences for the u.s. >> monday i'm moving to 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officer being treated in hospital and has reportedly already received a visit from the serbian president fredricka, and then elliott we're also seeing some developments today on negotiations involving the war in gaza. what do you learning? >> that's right. look still no breakthrough in those talks to try to get a ceasefire in exchange for the release of the hundred and 20 or so israeli hostages still being held captive about a third of whom are believed to be dead. we understand from a senior us administration official that the u.s. is changing some of the wording to try to bridge some of the gaps in that proposal that president biden announced too much fanfare about a month ago, try to change some of the wording to bridge the gaps between israel and hamas with a view to trying to get this deal over the line, but we already know we heard from a spokesman for hamas in beirut earlier today saying that the biden administration proposal, which it says israel has signed off on has still not met its main demands, which is for a complete cessation of hostilities and full withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip in order to do a deal, israel for its part, saying that until such time as its war objectives of destroying hamas's military and governance capabilities have been met, then it wants to reserve the right to continue going back to fighting even after a temporary ceasefire. meanwhile, protests again on the streets of tel aviv and other cities across israel this evening putting pressure on the israeli government to do all it can to do that deal, fredricka. all right. eliot gucken. thank you so much all right. now, to iran, where presidential election is headed to a run-off vote pending a reform candidate against a hardliner, the snap election was called following the death of president ebrahim raisi last month in a helicopter crash cnn senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is in the capital of tehran. fred runs presidential election, is headed for a 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county sheriff's office marine unit says they bound the man aboard a boat and applied a tourniquet to his arm to stop the bleeding. shark attack activity is typically at its peak in florida waters between april and october, according to the florida fish and wildlife, conservation. so, um, again, i would rodriguez with me now to talk more about all this what are you learning about how he's doing, the circumstances of the shark bite and is there more activity happening right now? he's gonna be okay. and he was airlifted to a hospital. he's going to recover obviously though he's still in critical condition, but he'll be okay as a whole. these are still characterized as unusual jul getting bitten by a shark, but we have been seeing more of these steadily during the summer season. you mentioned that last case from yesterday, but in the last month, we've reported on four incidents involving shark attacks from florida to california and hawaii. here's an overview of those latest incidents. last sunday on the north shore of a walk-through hawaii professional surfer, lifeguard and add their tamayo perry died following an apparent shark attack. that's the same day in north carolina of 14-year-old boy was bitten in the leg by a shark. but a month ago, a 46-year-old man required surgery after he was bitten multiple times. bioshock while swimming off the coast san diego. and then soon after in walton county, florida, three people were injured in two separate shark attacks within just 90 minutes of each other at neighboring beaches. here's what officials had to say about that incident. they're highly unusual and it's extremely unusual for two to happen in the same afternoon when four miles of one another and fred, despite those natural fears, it is still very unlikely experts say that you do get bitten by a shark. >> in fact the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission says humans are actually third times more likely to be struck by lightning than bitten by a shark in florida, it seems weird that we talked about all these incidents and then we say don't worry about anything, but that is what experts are saying. the international shark attack file says last year there were 69 unprovoked shark attacks around the world of those over half of them, you could see really happening in that florida area, unprovoked attack specifically though, is what we're really taking a close look at. >> the sharks really don't want us. but often it's by mistake. they think lot of surfers experienced this year. they kinda think some of these sharks think you're seals because that's what it looks like from below, looking up you know, humans on surfboards and all that backdrop. but, you know being at the wrong place, at the wrong time is still very frightening de scary. yeah and potentially deadly still, yes. >> yes. but again, if you ask an expert and you say, what can i do, what set of lookout for they'll tell you will honestly, you can't really do much and there's nothing to worry about. so again, that's the other side. i guess you can't really do anything, just still go into the swimming in the ocean, worry about it in the back of your mind. yes, it is all right. well, be safe, be careful out there in the ocean waters. it is their domain. it is where they live. all right? and then rodriguez, good to see you. thank you so much. we'll be right back every week de mourning. >> here are the five things you need to know to start your day stream. >> cnn's five things would kate bolduan for the news unique about this for an earnings call? headline in five minutes or less. >> the battle for democracy, designing something every day. >> and the stories you want to share. >> oh my god, lift off. >> it is all right to see it when it happens, gravel british together guys, cnn's five things with kate bolduan, streaming weekdays on cnn.com, and max phone call from the boss. sorry i'll go time. it's me time i hear that. that's why we protect all your vehicles here, but 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we're just as i say third week in july, it all starts in the french capital. injuries are always tough and getting her to the olympic trials after just years of preparation, that is absolutely brutal that the gymnastics trials taking place in minneapolis said, kayla does seller who was an alternate in tokyo tearing her achilles on the vibe feel so bad for just 20 years of age had to be carried off the floor and then a matter of minutes later, we had shilese jones, who won silver and bronze at the last two worlds, tweak thinking a knee, also on the vault. she tuft out the uneven bars, but her status moving forward is unclear and we will update on that. let's get to simone biles now because well, her normal dominant self on four show the reigning world champ wasn't very pleased though with a balance beam routine, but still managed to have two-and-a-half point lead after day one, biles a four-time olympic gold medalist. remember and the most decorated gymnast of all time saying these trials make for a very tense weekend. take it's stressful, it's heavy. i feel like a lot of us have like cotton now because we're so stressed out. but you know, it's one of the best pressure situations to be in going into the olympics because i feel like if we can do this and we can do anything and biles back on the floor sunday evening. oh, fantastic. and then i mean, it's riveting the gymnastics at trials, but also watching the track and field trials has been something else and people are more accustomed to talking about noah and gabby but you know what, let's start talking about lolo jones so inspiring i will say this with a really emphatic statement of intent as well. >> there's hope for us all right. well, we saw 40s one day in the future way in the future my case, no, not drew that lolo jones is very much an american icon. what about handful of athletes who have even competed at both the summer and a winter olympics. but after a break of 12 years, that felt great. 41 now joe try go-go right? hi, good us olympic trials and our favorite discipline. this the 100 meter hurdles. now she did finish last in a heater time, a full two seconds slower than her personal best set back of the 2008 beijing games in china. but no matter she was carrying a bit of an injury that's the injury again, that theme playing up earlier that morning via social media, taking instagram, sharing that she was absolutely distraught at the thought of not being able to run, but she did and that speaks volumes. i think fred and get dish here we go again later on, fighting for the semis. she is so inspiring, but jones, she's already made her point. just take a listen again. yeah you sometimes spilling your world is over at in your 20s if you don't make it i hope to show the mic. >> you can still be in your 40s and be good by frigid limbic trials. and i hope someone after me is gonna be good enough taco down and they're 40 sports sciences gain better. i can tell tom brady i'm retired toluse 45 i hope these kids could just see me like, you know what my world not ending if i don't make change 41 years. so inspiring shubi reminds him, she didn't make her first didn't make the team after her first trials with devastated like like many aspiring olympian would be. but i think her message right there is wonderful she's trying to share with them that don't get a youngster hearing that you you have to be inspired, right yeah. notable wishing so what w