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been trying to collect data anecdotally from his allies to get a sense of what they are seeing and thinking after thursday night's debate performance, we should note, however, that everyone is still taking the temperature of course, while the family is standing by the president and encouraging him to stay in the race. there is still a lot of unknowns here, especially as there has been so much from allies of the president democratic lawmakers concerned about what they saw on thursday night. that is what they've had to contend with, not only with the rank and file, but also donors who have expressing zaidi over what is going to happen next and whether there is any replacements in the pipeline. so the president clearly having some tough conversations with his family at camp david. they are pivotal and all of his decision-making, they are the key players and they are encouraging him to stay in the race as of now, nelson as you also have new reporting about how some democrats feel about the idea of replacing president biden at the top of the ticket. what are you learning? yeah, that's right out. and look first of all, there's deep fear of going forward with joe biden right now, but also deep fear of what it would be to replace him remember that would mean going into the convention. it only happens if joe biden decides to drop out because of the way the delegate rules work. but also, there are obviously a number of people who would be potential replacement candidates who i'm hearing from people around them have been getting hundreds of texts and emails starting on thursday night during the debate. and i can keep keeping going ever since. and some preliminary plans starting to be thought out and watching each other, watching each other's moves, trying to figure out, is this going to happen? are we about to go into what would be i think the decade plus here of crazy politics. one of the craziest moments yet if it were to happen, yes. >> good characterization. isaac, where does vice president kamala harris stand in all of this in the way that this would go. if it would go, obviously, we're talking about a hypothetical kamala harris has been at joe biden side, including importantly, on thursday night defending him? no since most people believed that she would have the early edge to this, again, this would require joe biden dropping out first of all, there's if you play that scenario out there, a lot of people who think that would lead to him tapping kamala harris and saying she should be the successor. also, she has strength as the first black vice president the first woman to be in that job. all those things important in building the coalition. importantly two, she would be able to take over the entire biden fundraising operation and apparatus because it's the biden harris campaign. so legally, she has a piece of a two but that doesn't quell a lot of the fears that are deep in a lot of people's minds about her as a general election candidate. and that would potentially be a problem for her. but if that's what were to happen, we'd be talking about multiple ballots, multiple nights, really good television for us to report on, for people to watch maybe not so great for the democratic party asic deavere priscilla alvarez. >> thank you for sharing your new reporting with us at this hour. joining me now, is former republican presidential candidate asa hutchinson, the former governor of arkansas, governor. thanks so much for being here. what are your thoughts at this hour? more than 48 hours after the presidential debate and everything, you've just heard about our new reporting, do you think joe biden should continue to run for a second term? >> well, thank you, allison. and my thoughts are that what we saw at the debate performance is not easy to erase 50 million people watching it with many more following it in different ways. it is an impression that sticks and so i don't see how he can overcome that. the only way to do it would be if he granted one-on-one interviews that are spontaneous or he's got to respond where he can show his mental acuity and then obviously a debate in september, but these are a ways off if he is half to build that in the question is, can he do it? and after the performance, this question as to whether he could do it the democratic party is in a difficult quandary here. do they unite which they have done? behind a week candidate or do they throw it open for an uncertain future those are not too favorable ingredients clearly, donald trump, despite his criminal conviction, has had a very good week and he's got momentum right now, but we have to remember he is a flawed candidate as well. and so a lot of unpredictability you can't get cocky about yet if you're the candidates our priscilla alvarez, perhaps you've just heard is reporting that has some reporting about what's happening behind the scenes at camp david. and she says that his joe biden's family is urging him to stay in the race do you think that's the right decision well, i mean, first of all, this puts in a family in a very difficult position. >> i think about my children and my grandchildren they loved me. they're going to support me and it's hard for them to say pappa don't run or, you know, joe don't run and, you know, so there's that family loyalty and their concerned about you know, what is history going to look at as to the biden presidency and what they fail to see is that if he did what the party would say is in the good of the country and put the country above his own interest. then he's going to be viewed very, very favorably. and he would be viewed in history as doing something that was good to beat donald trump. and change the direction of our country. and so they're in a quandary is difficult position, but i hope that jill, dr. biden is the one that has his confidence and and can speak honestly with him and that's what she needs to do. and quite frankly, i think that you'd have a very stronger contest in november if he had doo doo voices and new faces so it sounds like you think that he should decide not to run if the democrats want to win yes, i think it was a disastrous error, mistake that is hard to overcome and i quite frankly don't think he can overcome that so, you know, if you want to let donald trump walk into it then i think joe biden's the person but if you want to take the gamble and the risk to say, this is worth fighting for. >> let's open up that convention and that to me is a better gamble to take under these circumstances. >> i mean, you understand this calculus of deciding whether to stay in a presidential race or get out. and i imagine it's a really hard calculus so what do you think he's wrestling with tonight i think he wants data and so the polling numbers will take a while to come in where you really have confidence everybody can say donald trump won that debate. >> but the question is it, is it move any numbers for november and is it something you can survive? so that's going to take a little time. and so the democrat party and their leaders are saying united very publicly are standing right behind joe biden i got a feeling the conversations behind the scenes are quite a bit different, much more honest. so he's got to take that into consideration. but what he's looking for is data and he's been in the public arena. he's been in public office for what, 50 years? and so he doesn't know anything else. i've been blessed that i've been in the private sector. i want and i've lost races, so i understand the dynamics you could move back and forth. i don't know that he understands that there's life beyond the presidency, and that's sad thing, but he's got to come to recognition of that is family needs to be honest with him and he's got a look at the data. it'll take a couple of weeks to do that. >> governor, who do you think the trump campaign would be most threatened by at the top of the ticket the, trump campaign you know, he's an a strong position, whichever way they go because if they, you know move, joe biden out, then as steve bannon said today, this could play in donald trump's favor. >> he's going to say they're play in trickster on me again bait and switch, on me. he's going to sell that case and then secondly, whoever they replace it with is going to have a strong progressive democratic record that he's going to have an easy time running against. now the difference is he's a flawed candidate to begin with. he's a convicted felon. he's got he is not united the party with a nikki haley supporters and so he would have a fresh name out there that he would have to do battle with. and many people would look for an alternative, even though you're going to have the traditional differences between republican later a democrat leader. so i think he'd be ready to take on whichever way i don't think you can say he would be disadvantaged though by the switch there's also new axis reporting axios reporting that we reported last hour, basically, that says that some of president biden's top aides have been shielding him and protecting him and keeping some of the staff, the white house staff at an arm's distance and so it came as a surprise or shock to them to see thursday nights debate. >> does that sound right to you? i mean, is that what normally happens with president's? >> was not what should happen to present really needs to make sure he has differing views that are presented to him that you don't have people are locked out you have to have some controls, but you don't want to have that isolated environment and it sounds like that whenever he went to camp david, he had a set of trusted advisors and others were excluded from it. and they monopolize monopolize the time worked on the preparation for joe biden, and apparently wore him out and they let joe biden be joe biden and so whatever happened, there was not a good outcome he needs to hear for a broad range of advisers. he can't be isolated even though they're, the staff is going to try to the senior staff will try to protect him but that could be the worst thing if you isolate those that he needs to be hearing from governor hutchinson. thank you. always great to get your perspective thank you alison good to be with you we are just hours away from the supreme court ruling on donald trump's claim of immunity from criminal charges for his attempts to overturn the election after he lost a joe biden in 2020, the decision could have wide-ranging effects on the powers of the president four years to come. joining me now is cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid. police at the scene for us for this highly anticipated decision. >> look, alison, this is the last day of the supreme court term. they usually have reserve their biggest cases of for this day. and of course, the case that everyone is watching and waiting for is this question of whether former president trump has immunity that would help to shield him from special counsel jack smith's federal january 6 prosecution. now, on the lower courts. so trump lost this at both the district court and the appellate level. this was rejected. the idea that he would have immunity to protect him here was rejected by those judges. but the fact that the high court has even agreed to take this up suggests that they do see possibly at least some immunity for the former president for his, at least and possibly official acts. so he, this, of course, all stems from the 2020 effort to subvert the election outcome. and a big issue here is whether his, his acts were official or private. so it's gonna be fascinating. allison, tomorrow to see exactly how they decide this, widely expected. again, that they will find at least some immunity. we base that off of what we heard an oral arguments then the question is, all right, where does, that case go from there? does it go likely back down to the courts? i think at this point, i'll sit it's highly unlikely that this case could go to trial before the election and what about the other cases, paula? >> i mean, what about the classified documents case? well, this ruling tomorrow effect that as well it's not expected to depends what they say. >> but his point is not expected to impact the classified documents case that case, of course, does isn't even have a trial date. the judge, aileen cannon, a trump appointee, has taken a lot of time to hear issues that some other judges may not want to take. a lot of time to consider. there's no trial date on the calendar for that case, even though sources really who have no dog in this fight, telling me it's unlikely that any judge would have been able to bring that case before the november election. and the reason the election matters so much is of course, if trump is reelected he can make either one of these federal cases go away. he can have his attorney general dismissed jack smith, and the cases against him and pull a how will adjust this is decide if what president trump saying after he lost the election on january 6 private or presidential. this is going to be one of the tests that we're looking for, assuming that they do recognize some immunity, do they set specifics about what is an official act or what is not an official act, or do they more likely set out some sort of test that the court will then have to apply. that's going to be fascinating to see where are you can get a majority of the court to agree to again, set out some sort of standard eye. it is not expected that they're just going to say, you know what, we agree. he doesn't have immunity. we affirm the appellate court they took up this issue because they see something here just to scorches decide described this as quote, a decision for the ages paula reid. thank you for setting the table for us for tomorrow well, france is facing political uncertainty after far-right candidates score big gains in the first of two days of voting, plus and historic and extremely dangerous hurricane bears 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in third voter turnout was at 67%. that's the highest in a first round, and nearly 30 years, according to french officials cnn's jim veteran is following all this for us live from paris. jim, you've explained how this is complicated. so is the far-right party, the official winner, or is there more voting? to be done well, there's certainly they official winter. >> there's no doubt about that, but by how much is the real real answer to the question? because in fact, they have enough that they're going to really frustrate emmanuel macron's next three years in office. but whether it's enough to have a majority and put their man in as prime minister. that's another story here at the prime minister's office. the moon food is pretty dark and it's not just because it's after midnight. it's because of the fact that that drubbing that the private that the president's party truck with the surprise elections and the kind of disappointing outcome for him. the other parties involved, the other sort of parties on the left and mac columns party in the center sir, have both said that there are going to do everything i can to make sure that the extreme right. parties i national rally party does not win the elections a week from now, does not win enough seats to take over the majority in the parliament because that would be the first extreme right party who in france taking patrols power since world war ii, allison okay, jim determine. thank you very much for bringing us all of the breaking news from their tonight back here, hurricane beryl is now a category for as it closes zan on the south eastern caribbean, experts say hurricane beryl is an extremely dangerous storm with sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. hurricane warnings are in effect for st. lucia, barbados, st. vincent, and the grenadine islands plus grenada and tobago meteorologist, at least rafah is in the cnn weather center with more hurricane beryl continues to gain strength and intensify on saturday, we were talking 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watched the people that are supposed to be protecting me kill somebody that brought on such a such a fear. >> the realization that these people can kill me and there's nothing i can do about it. >> jordan sellers, a former inmate at the jefferson city correctional center, a maximum security prison in missouri. and he's talking about five now, former corrections officer justin ligands, jacob case, gregory varner, and aaron brown have all been charged with second-degree murder and second-degree assault, while brianne bradshaw was charged with second-degree involuntary manslaughter and the killing of inmate othello more junior seller, who is serving a six-year sentence for second-degree rape, believes he witnessed moore's final breaths just feet away. after what began as a search of the cells on his prison block what happened with hotel? >> they come in like 100 deep that's that's barely an exaggeration they tried to come in and and pull everybody out as fast as they can search those best they can and get out. >> seller says moore was asking to be put in two sets of connected handcuffs, typically done. he says to ease tension on the shoulders of larger inmates, they're just refusing to listen to them. and so they start treating the situation as if he's being non-compliant. so they mace him. he can't see. hetting out macy's coffin, can't breathe and he's telling them i'm allergic to amaze you guys need to hurry up and get medical here. >> seller says more coughing and choking was then brought closer to his cell they had some some kind of chair like contraption he says, officers then slid a mask over moore's mouth, typically used to stop inmates from spitting. of course, he's refusing this because there's no reason for them put a spit mask on. >> he don't know what's going on. then he says they put what appear to be a motorcycle helmet over morris head immediately he's jumping. hop in and you can hear him screaming. hell, i can't breathe. i can't breathe. take it off. i can't read camay's i need help, you know, and then it gets worse and worse solely his screams are getting weaker and weaker i believe i watched him die before they even took them out the wing never watched anybody die before where were you as all this was going down? yeah, i was i was in my sale. how beause i'm 1015 in feet away. i felt like i was going to cry, but i wouldn't go wouldn't happen i just i want to lay down a little bit afterwards after he was already gone out the weighing in and i just got angry we'll. >> sell more was declared dead. >> that de nearly everything seller told cnn was corroborated by the county prosecutor in a release, the prosecutor said during a contraband sweep, the prison more he was pepper sprayed twice before being placed in a spit hood leg wrap and restraint chair, and transfer to a separate housing unit where he was left in the hood ram and restraint chair for approximately 30 minutes and a probable cause statement describing the restraint process 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why nasa and boeing keep delaying these two astronauts return? it's an abundance of caution i think they, you know, engineers can't stand it when they don't know the root cause of a problem that is, after all, what they're all about. these helium leaks and these thrusters which failed mysteriously on docking all of these things might be related, might not, but they don't know for sure. and the hardware involved is part of the capsule which actually gets jettisoned as it comes home so once they come home, they won't have the hardware to look at and figure out what went wrong. so what they're doing right now for the next two weeks they're going to run some thrusters that are identical on the ground through a gauntlet of firings that would be similar to docking and re-entry and try to see if they can figure out what might be causing all these problems. and then after that potentially clear them to land in starliner and so miles, if for some reason they determined that the starliner is not safe to bring them back. >> is there another way to get the astronauts home? >> well, if it was an emergency, they probably would get in the starliner and come home just this past week on wednesday they had a near miss with some space jock and all of the crew members on the station had to go to their respective lifeboats as it were. and strapping just in case is a precaution that happens occasionally and in fact, sunny and butch went to the starliner's so they would have if something happened and the space station got hit, that would have come home with it. so they're cleared already for an emergency landing on starliner. having said that, if they decided they wanted to use another vehicle there's a lack of seats, right now. the crew dragon, which is attached, is capable of carrying seven passengers, but there are only four seats on board, so it would have to be jerry rigueur situation in some way to make them safe. and i'm not even sure that's possible. now, there will be a new crew dragon that will come up in september i don't like hearing jury rigged and space travel yes. not a good thing. it's no that's not a good combo but how long we don't want to try to fix it with gaffe tape i mean, that's what it sounds like don't macgyver anything up there so no. right. so how long can they safely stay? and that means since they were supposed to be there for i guess, a few days, how long can they safely stay in space well, there's really no practical limits. >> there's plenty of resources on the space station, plenty of food and water, and all the consumables required for a crew to stay up there. so no reason that they have to be rushed down the starliner itself. has a battery, which is good for 45 days, but nasa said it's been charging nicely while attached to the space station. so they doubled that now to 90 days, the spacecraft itself has rated to stay in orbits little over 200 days but that's not, that's a separate issue from the crew itself. the crews relatively 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tailor-made to remind them of home are renovated giant panda habitat is inspired by the habitat of giant pandas in their native range. so there's a lot of vertical structures and hillside and many, many things that harken back to the mountains of sichuan. >> china's giant panda partners ship with the u.s. began in 1972. and it was a success. the animals became star attractions at zoos across the country and several cubs were born but in recent years, most of the pandas, and their cubs have returned to china under the terms of the loan agreements, the last two pandas at the san diego zoo left in 29 193 pandas at the national zoo in washington, dc, returned to china last year, leaving atlanta. the only zoo at the time, and the u.s. to still have pandas those are scheduled to leave to the number of the furry envoys of friendship dwindled as relations between washington and beijing became less friendly but last year after a face-to-face meeting with u.s. president joe biden, chinese 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