with the justice department for his role. and one of the biggest breaches ever a classified government material, and breaking news cnn in the middle of a feud violent protests, demonstrators storm the parliament s shots we have the latest i m john berman with sarah side. you re and kate baldwin in this is cnn news central avenue right now, crunch time to debate time i m the big cnn debate is thursday. first-time joe biden and donald trump will face off in the 2024 election cycle this morning. two days out appears to mean the perfect time for a whole lot of advice and advising from advisors. and even former opponents like hillary clinton. the only person who has debated both men she writes in a new piece for the near there are times. this, it is a waste of time to try to refute mr. trump s arguments like a normal debate. it s nearly impossible to identify what his arguments even our he starts with nonsense and then digressive into blather yet expectations for trump are so lo
somebody there. how long will it be? i don t know, ma am, we have to respond to emergency life-threatening situations first. the first available deputy this could be life-threatening. he went to court on wednesday and he didn t get his kids back. and this is really i m afraid for their lives. deputies were alerted by dispatch of 12:16 pm. it was flagged as a routine call. and at that moment, 9-1-1 lit up with multiple reports of an explosion and fire. 9-1-1, what are you reporting? i just heard a house explode. the house just blew up and it s on fire. what are you reporting? i believe, fire. where? the social worker who delivered the boys to josh was back on the phone. he exploded the house. do you know if anyone was in the house? yes! there was a man, and two children. i just dropped off the children and he wouldn t let me in the door. chuck cox heard the news from a friend who had seen it
having born and raised here, it s unreal. it looked like a bombed-out beirut. every boat in the harbor burnt and sunk. the preschool is gone. there s a hotel where literally there s nothing there. it s cat atonic to look at. as i was escape myself, you could see fire raining down from the sky and all of a sudden things were igniting everywhere. i was at the boatyard and all of a sudden the gentleman i was with, as a temporary retreat area points officer to the tree, and it s on fire. the wind driving all these explosions all day long, including when the fuel dock behind the harbor blew up. it was like out of something you would see in your footage of ukraine. it was surreal. now the devastation and the
deal about the sensors they had that could sense a problem with the hull and if they could sense there was a problem then they would have time to turn around and go back up. clearly they didn t. it s a bit like saying we have a bit of a poor design for the engine in our jet or our rocket ship but we have a sensor that will tell us if it s on fire. to me that s cold comfort. and i think that if you re building a hull where you need to have sensors to tell you that it s failing in the process of failing, you have no business designing subs or being in that sub. they touted it i believe, you know, as a good thing, as a safety protocol. but i consider it a bad thing because it sheds a light directly on the fundamental flaw of their design. you have to remember the dna of this design concept goes back farther. it goes back to the quest to go to the challenger deep that i was involved in obviously. and there was another sub design
didn t. it s a bit like saying, we have a bit of a poor design for the engine at our jet indoor rocketship, we have a sensor that will tell us if it s on fire. to me, that s cold comfort. i think if you re building a hole where you need to have sensors to tell you that it s failing, in the process of failing, you have no business designing subs or being in that sub. they touted it, i believe, as a good thing. as a safety protocol. i consider it a bad thing. it sheds alight directly on the fundamental flaw they re of their design. you have to remember, the dna of this design concept goes back further, it goes back to the quest to go to the challenger deep, that i was involved in. there was another sub design that was competing with hours at the time. it was based on a wound filament composite cylinder, with two titanium in caps. i told those guys, point blank, you re gonna get killed and nothing. they ultimately