we appreciate your spending your time with us. my name is dan hamilton, i m a professor here at johns hopkins, foreign policy institute fellow. we have a post doctoral fellows. we are delighted today help publicize it in the first public release of the book. so she s here as a post doc fellow has this new book. pretty timely. and she s been working on it with her colleagues in europe on those questions. we thought the context of the book would be good to talk about very timely issue now, which is what s going on with brexit. what does it mean, not only for the uk and the e.u. member states, but also for broader security issues, which will start to affect, of course, the u.s. interests quite intensely. so what we ll do is i will just briefly introduce the speakers. you ve had an invitation and so on, more about their backgrounds. but just to keep it brief, i ve got cornelia to tell us briefly about the book. then we re going to go to two colleagues, the assistant professor her
one of the things we to do is we have a postdoctoral program, we have a number of postdoctoral fellows here at sais this year with us doing their work. and one of them has just finished a book before she got here, and we were really delighted to end publicize it and the first public release of the book. so cornelia has this new book. so, peace, security and defense cooperation in post-brexit europe. pretty timely. she s been working with her colleagues on those questions. so we thought the context of the book would be good to talk about a very timely issue now, which is what s going on with brexit, what does it mean not only for the u.k. and the e.u. member states, but also for broader security issues which start to affect, of course, u.s. interests quite intensely? so what we ll do is i will just briefly introduce the speakers. you have had an invitation and so on, more about their backgrounds, but just to keep it brief, i want to have cornelia tell us briefly about the bo
ahead on cnn newsroom we ll tell you which areas of the country could be looking at record highs this labor day weekend. president biden gets a firsthand look at hurricane devastation in florida. you ll hear what he s promising. and a bipartisan group sees the devastation of the fires in maui as the island tries to rescue its tourism industry. announcer: live from cnn news center. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. from north america to asia we re seeing a wide range of extreme weather events putting the safety of millions of people at risk. right now taiwan is getting ba with fierce wind and waves as a typhoon bea down. here in the u.s. heat advisories are reported across the central region expected to expand throughout the northeast for labor day. cnn s allison chinchar has the results. much of the central u.s. is going to be dealing with above-average temperatures. as we finish out the weekend and start early next week, you re going to start to see a lo
there s no vehicle traffic. sheltering in place. think ankle deep mud and two months of rain has brought nevada s burning man to a stand still. that s not the only severe weather people need to look out for this holiday weekend. canada s warning lgbtq+ residents about the risks of traveling to america. we ll look at their reasons why and the death of an american states man. we remember the life and legacy of former governor and ambassador bill richardson. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brown hub were. we begin this labor day week end with blistering heat. more than 100 degree temperatures from the dakotas into minnesota. we have more details from cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. labor day weekend usually marks the unofficial end to summer. mother nature didn t quite get that memo. the central u.s. will be dealing with above average temperatures. omaha, green bay and chicago all looking at temperatures in the 90s over the next several
now. camila, i was just amazed. you probably couldn t see the video from where you re standing. as i was talking to this woman, she picked up her foot and showed what looked like two or three inches of thick mud stuck to the bottom of her shoe. and i guess this is what people are dealing with in the middle of all this. but i guess things are improving somewhat. give us the latest. reporter: well, jim, it s still really messy, and i don t have to see the video because there were so many people that i saw here walking out of the playa. just to give you some perspective of where i am, the playa is right here behind me. so the festival is only just a couple of miles from where i am. throughout the day, i saw dozens and dozens of people with those cakey shoes with mud all over their bodies. the cars are covered in mud. i saw a number of rvs getting stuck behind me here in the desert. that s what you re seeing today. people are saying, look, i want to get out no matter what. the