running mate j.d. vance taking the stage in michigan, key battleground state. the two campaigning together for first time since vance accepted ticket. and now the investigation into the assassination attempt and whether the suspect used a drone prior to the attempt where he opened fire. our team is reporting from the rally in michigan. president biden s doctor today saying that the covid symptoms continue to improve with his promise to return to the campaign trail next week. aides are huddling as pressure is mounting on biden to drop out of the race, but not everyone is on board. what we are learning about two powerful voices to keep nim the race. selena wang reports. and the global mountdown as thousands of travelers are facing delays and cancellations as the airlines in the country struggle to get back to normal. and houthi attacks strike yemen one day after attacks from israel. and what the secretary of state is saying about the attacks. fires and floods and the
lead cnn, if you ever miss so the lead, you can listen to the show whence you get your podcasts all two hours, just sitting there and likely ripe peach. the news continues on cnn the nato summit kicks off in washington today, with support for ukraine and its path to membership. top of the agenda. while in ukraine, a day of deadly strikes with russia launching attacks across the country, leaving dozens dead and reducing partovi children it s hospital to rubble live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church appreciate you joining us. while president joe biden s physician is trying to come fears about the commander-in chief neurological health after reports that a parkinson s disease specialist has visited the white house eight times in the past year dr. kevin o connor released a letter late monday saying many military personnel who serve at the white house experience neurological issues and a neurologist visits regularly. o connor says the president has not
and he should be held responsible. vice president kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail today for embattled gavin newsom. they know they are in trouble. they know that he is unpopular. a university of texas at austin students filing a federal civil rights complaint over the school s song. it s outrageous that leftist would use such a bloody symbol of uc austin i feel so close to you right now steve: good morning, miami. 6:01 on the east coast. currently outside, 81 degrees as we look at the downtown area and feel so close toy. you are going for a daytime high in the mid to upper 80 s. going to feel like the end of summer on this wednesday that kind of feels like a tuesday apes ains it does. short week. all the kids going back to school. brian: don t you get the sense we tapped into the folks. steve: brian, there is a pandemic only club open is price club. [laughter] ainsley: they are all out there and a lot of light up i m sure. steve: i have been to mia
behind and what comes next? we ll be talking to one of the only lawmakers who actually witnessed the chaotic evacuation firsthand and that is where we start, with the fallout from the end of our nation s longest war. president biden defending the troop withdrawal in afghanistan, saying in a very fiery speech it was the right thing to do. that was the choice, the real choice, between leaving or escalating. i was not going to extend this forever war and i was not extending a forever exit. he also called the evacuation a major success, but it comes as he faces bipartisan criticism with up to 200 americans still stranded in afghanistan. in kabul, the taliban claimed victory, taking control of the airport and looking here at unusable military equipment that was left behind. this morning, we also have exclusive new details about how the taliban worked with the u.s. so we could get out. i want to go deeper and bring in peter alexander at the white house, courtney kube at the pen