attorney fani willis will not take the stand today. day two of her misconduct hearing and we watched and were riveted yesterday by her. the state of georgia in a surprise move says it has no further questions for the d.a. about her lover, nathan wade, the special prosecutor she hired. her testimony yesterday was wild and whacky and combative. and the big question remains what will it mean for former president donald trump s election interference case in georgia? she was leading it with a team. ahead of that team nathan wade. they were romantically entangled. the word romance is gentle. that was crazy yesterday. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. defense attorneys are going hard after fani willis and nathan wade as well as ex-friends and former business partners. one testified that nathan wade and fani willis were a couple three years before they said they were. wade s testimony played out live on the focus yesterday and district attorney willis was up
synonymous with who we are as americans. the education president, joe biden. i hate to say that i think she may be the only person who believes that. the president and the first lady addressed 7000 of the country s educators promoting the administration s work to support schools coming out of the pandemic. joe biden has so under supported and under prepared our kids. this was the hottest fourth of july in 25 years. really? dang. an excessive heat wave affecting air quality especially in parts of southern california. our privilege to give you a home and present you with the key. there s really no words that could express how grateful i am, and my entire family is. thank you. [cheers and applause] i ve got a feeling, that tonight s gonna be a good night that tonight s gonna be a good night kayleigh: well, hello on this july 5th just one day after our nation s birthday. steve doocy and i are here in new york city live, but griff jenkins is live
for both trump and president biden. how voters feel about a potential rematch in 2024. we re following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. they re on their way home, right now, five americans who were wrongfully detained in iran for years are in the air en route to the united states. it s the result of a rare deal between washington and tehran. on the other end of it, the united states released five iranian nationals and freed up billions of dollars in iranian funds strictly for humanitarian use. but the white house is very quick to note that this deal does not mark a cooling of tensions between the two adversaries. in fact, the biden administration just announced a new round of sanctions on tehran. cnn s natasha bertrand has been tracking all of the latest details. natasha, this was the result of a complicated multi-year long effort. yeah, boris, the biden administration has been trying to get these prisoners re
i m laila harrak. out on strike or auto workers in the u.s. still don t have a deal with automakers in the first strike against all of the big three. the death toll from floods in libya will likely keep rising as the search goes on. we ll talk to a storm health official about how recovery efforts are going. increased police presence as protests break out across iran to mark the anniversary of the death of mahsa amini in police custody. no breakthrough, but reasonably productive discussions, at least with ford. that s how the united auto workers are describing labor talks on day two of the union s strike against three top u.s. automakers. striking union workers picketed outside the ford assembly plant in wayne, michigan. ford has responded to the walkout by temporarily laying off some 600 nonstriking workers at that plant, saying the strike is causing a lack of parts. gm is threatening to lay off 2,000 more. the union and ford, general motors, and stellantis are far ap