excuse to get yourself out of paying for a babysitter for the day. but sometimes it s your co-workers who end up being the babysitter. excuse me, these are expensive collector s items. okay? do you have any computer games. no, i don t have computer games on my work computer. that would be inappropriate. yeah, meredith doesn t have any either. it s so lame here. you are calling your mom meredith? that s very disrespectful. pete: the white house celebrated take your child to work day. i know what you are thinking. no, joe didn t bring hunter into work today. he did that two weeks ago when the two of them jetted off to ireland for a taxpayer 23 and me trip. and we hear hunter may actually be living at joe s job anyway so hunter doesn t really need a tour of the oval. he know what his dad does, what the big guy does. after all, today is the one day of the year that joe doesn t need help answering questions from hunter. watch. now she is talking my language. what s m
two nations pointing fingers after an attack on a prison holding prisoner of war. we re live in kyiv with the latest. how russia is getting around sanctions by plundering sudan s gold. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. it s 5:00 a.m. in eastern kentucky where a humanitarian tragedy is unfolding and will likely get worse. president joe biden has issued a major disaster declaration for the state as catastrophic flooding has killed at least 16 people, including 6 children and that death toll is expected to rise. raging waters decimated entire neighborhoods, scores of people are still missing. kentucky governor andy beshear says it s hard to know how many. he explains why here. listen. there are so many areas we still can t get to. the water hasn t crested in some parts of eastern kentucky. so we can t even get in to some hollers and see who is there. there are people out there all across kentucky and america that are scared bec
hello and welcome sto our viewers joining us here from the united states and all around the world. we continue to bring you breaking news coverage of the israel/hamas war. i m rosemary church. both sides have agreed to extend the pause in fighting for a seventh day. this came just minutes before the six-day truce was set to expire. israel says it agreed to extend the deal in light of mediators efforts to continue the process of releasing hostages. we ve learned that israel has received a list of people to be released today. 16 hostages were set free by hamas on wednesday, including ten israelis under the terms of the truce. four thai nationals and russian israeli women released under separate deals. joe biden says he is gratified by the release. israel freed another 30 palestinian women and children from its prisons, as part of its agreement with hamas. many were in detention and never charged. meanwhile, a group of thai hostages is set to arrive back in thailand soon. ma
closed-door fundraiser. he said, we have not stopped winning and he hasn t stopped losing. there are liberals who are not so sure. the biden-harris coalition could be called humpty-dumpty coalition. the black vote and youth vote on the ground, this is not good. the biden campaign is pushing back on that, we have seen coverage from media coverage, political prediction tend to be different a year later. joe biden has been counted out time and time again. his problems are laid out in this new york times poll. georgia trump plus six, arizona trump plus five. michigan trump plus five. pennsylvania trump plus four. new york times columnist says among demographic groups he must win. i sense dissatisfaction and the war in gaza is making it worse. we had a chance yesterday to ask the president about exactly this. peter: why do you think you are trailing trump in swing state polls? president biden: you don t read the poles, 10 polls, eight i m beating him. you guys only do
now we are decriminalizing homelessness. for one thing it s going to open the flood gates. people come to these more progressive type cities anyway because of these progressive policies. we do this, the portland homeless population is going to explode. and that is not okay. pete what should happen instead. as a homeless advocate who said there s a real problem here. left wing policies have incentivized it and progressives have made it easy. what should be done instead? well, it starts with the outreach. it starts with the approach. outreach is virtually nonexistent. the outreach serves two purposes. it builds trust but also deters negative behavior. if you saw established teams out there every day, every encampment engaging with them and building that trust and bringing back hope, you know, they are going to come around and accept the services you are offering. what we do is we simply leave them alone out there and it s become this almost post apocalyptic feeling. now you can t lea