Im Zachary Cohen in washington and this is cnn hello and welcome to her viewers here in the United States and Around The World. Im wolf blitzer in washington. And we start with Breaking News once again, any moment now, the United Nations Security Council is leaning in new york for an Emergency Meeting discussing the very volatile situation right now in the middle east, there is growing worry Around The World after iran launched. And the precedented attack on israel arrives firstever direct assault on israeli territory from directly inside iran Israel Defense versus say, they shut down almost all of the 350 rockets and missiles so fired of the country overnight. Many of those rockets and missiles were shot down by the us and the uk. Were getting a first look at the destruction, though. Take a look at this this is some israels never team airbase. A senior us military official says there was no significant damage throughout the country as a result of the air Defense System israel Presiden
house of the dragon streaming exclusively on me good morning. i m jake tapper in washington. welcome to our special coverage july 1, 2024, a monumental day that will shape both the 2024 election and beyond that, the powers of the u.s president, at any moment, the nine us supreme court justices will hand down their ruling on donald trump s claims of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution and i m kaitlin collins live outside the supreme court this morning, this landmark case, trump versus united states, revolves around whether trump is immune from prosecution regarding charges that he used his office to attempt to overturn the 2020 election but as neil justice, neil gorsuch summed it up, the significance of this is a decision not just for donald trump but also for future presidencies. as he said, quote, we are writing a rule for the ages. i made her son cooper from new york. today s ruling could boiled down to whether trump s actions were official as part of his
ought to be much, much bigger. charles: no corn husks or kickback in this one. a minute to go. we heard chad talking about this filibuster, an attempt maybe a one-time adjustment to the filibuster for voting rights, the update on the voting rights act. what is happening there? well, you got two people, sinema of arizona and manchin of west virginia and probably others in the democratic caucus that are not happy about the idea of getting rid of the 60-vote requirement. they recognize if that happens and the nature of the senate changes and we find ourselves in a place where if a party controls the house, the senate and the white house, it does dramatic things. when they lose control and we ping-pong back the other direction. does anybody think in the 60-vote requirement goes away and republicans control the white house, the senate and the house doesn t think the
aggressive in trying to shine daylight on the origins of this investigation. president trump said you can t get another bite at the apple and lindsey gram reiterated that the other night. i think most americans are looking to mueller to tell them what happened, not nadler. do you think any fair minded person thinks that nadler is not out to get the president. trump will get re-elected and we ll take the house and the senate. that s a bold prediction. the apple is done. what are the republicans after tomorrow? you know, it s going to be real interesting to see that ping pong back and forth between the democrats trying to get mueller to talk about the government s alleged crimes and the governor will poke holes and established there wasn t
thing things can whittle away but it will take larger set of sanctions and a bigger commitment from a broader set of people and institutions for them to work. how far can these sanctions be raechted up? we talk about the ping pong back and forth but does the administration and european union have a whole host of other th things they could do? i think so. it depends on how far putin goes but a number of things they can do both individually and in tandem. let me list a few of them. ukraine has $30 or $40 billion in debt to russia. can declare an odious debt. it can basically cancel all debt service and claims to repay russia because of the losses in crimea. if european institutions support that claim, that means ukraine can continue borrowing in international markets and substantially relieve its debt