mandated covid vaccines for all adults. we ll show you how it s working for them. plus, how an unranked teenaged qualifier walked into tennis biggest stage and won the tournament without dropping a set. we have that story. live from cnn center, this cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. it was a somber day across america as the nation stopped to remember the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives on 9/11, exactly 20 years ago. [ bagpipes playing ] for the families of the victims, the tragedy remains a vivid memory, undimmed by time. the nation s collective loss was captured by a young girl as she spoke directly to the uncle she never met and imagined how he might be today. my uncle firefighter michael christopher. even though i never met you in person, i still miss you a lot. mom always tells me the crazy, fun things you did. and i m sure if you were here, i d probably be doing them with you. this is a look at the 9/11 memorial at ground zero in new york. deep foun
pulse shooting fiveiers, citieser dealing with mass shootings every day. passengers grapple with a man who is threatening to take the plane down. joe biden is the 12th u.s. president to meet queen elizabeth ii during her reign. that special relationship means something. i m pamela brown in washington, you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. great to have you along with us. tonight we have more questions than answers about an explosive justice department probe under donald trump. the department seized megadata of information from lawmakers, staffers and family members. adam schiff was one of the democrats caught up in the investigation. congressman swalwell was another, but rod rosenstein and others are telling people close to them, they didn t know about swalwell and schiff being involved, according to a person i spoke with this evening. that raises more questions. the justice department inspector generality has launched a probably into the manner. meantime
you can get everyone safe globally, it is going to make us much safer as well. the other headlines at five. there are fresh calls to delay the lifting of the last covid restrictions in england on the 21st ofjune, after a rise in cases of the delta variant. and the wait for the fans is almost over. the delayed euros kick off in a few hours time, with the opening match. italy against turkey, in rome. hello a warm welcome to falmouth just along the coast from carbis bay where british prime minister borisjohnson has opened the g7 summit this afternoon. a summit mrjohnson says is badly needed. the focus of todays discussion is how to build back better and greener as the world tries to emerge from the pandemic. the prime minister told his fellow leaders, that collectively they had to learn the lessons of the 2008/9 financial crash, when the recovery he said was uneven, with the inequality it created still an issue today. it is genuinely wonderful to see everybody in person.
with russian president vladimir putin in just two days. question, what s at stake? plus, benjamin netanyahu out. his former aide neftali bennett in, as the israeli parliament approves a new government. the question is what s it mean for peace in the region? and new reporting on the heavy-handed tactics used by the trump department and the question did the trump doj really spy on the white house council at the time. it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early. i m kasie hunt. the president is preparing for a high stakes meeting with russian president vladimir putin set for wednesday. it comes in a tense time with disputes over hacking and human rights and like the ousting of alexei navalny. the u.s. sanctioned russia in april over alleged interference of the hacking of the solarwinds software company. but attacks are still coming from russian soil like the recent hack that crippled the u.s. fuel supply. nbc asked the president why he believes
all, and it comes after the president held a second news conference saying, quote, america is back, after a second day at the g7 meetings. joining me, nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, nbc news correspondent sarah harman, and msnbc royal contributor andrew roberts. so as we await actual movement, to all five of you, i m not sure what you can see but we re still waiting for joe biden and jill biden to walk towards the queen, andrew, what do we expect from today s meeting? what typically comes out of a sit-down with a u.s. president and the queen? reporter: as you know, the queen s reign is the longest in history, 69 years, her 95th birthday is in april but they celebrate it in june. that was, because of pandemic rules, done at windsor without the throngs that would normally have been gathered. but the typical meeting would be very formal, of course. i have had the honor of meeting her on several of her washington visits over the decades. in my experien