breaking news good morning and welcome to a special weekend edition of cnn this morning, i am kasie hunt on this sunday, where we are covering breaking news. the assassination attempt on former president donald trump. we just got new video of the moment that people at the rally spotted the spotted the shooter a warning what you re about to see and hear is graphic really difficult early this morning, fbi officials identified the shooter twenty-year-old, thomas mathew crooks. this appears to be the shooter lying on the roof of a building close to the rally after he was shot and killed by secret service. he was from bethel park pennsylvania. it s about 35 miles from the site of the rally in butler. as for the victims, investigators say they identified a rally goers who was shot and killed, two others who were critically injured. they are not yet revealing their identities. one man covered in blood told cnn crews at the scene he tried to comfort one of the victims seconds after t
abide by the international rules related to subsidizing products by the government funding. so, guess what, they are not going to be able to export their electric vehicles to the united states without a significant tariff. others are doing the same thing around the world. but it is a concern. it is a concern that you have both china, north korea, russia, iran, countries that are not necessarily coordinated in the past looking to figure out how they can have impact.. [ inaudible question ] yes, i do. i am not prepared to talk about it in detail in public. and i think you will see that some of our european friends are going to be curtailing their invest nment russia, excuse me investment in russia, excuse me, china. as long as they are going to have indirect help to russia in terms of being able to help their economy as well as, as well as help them as a consequence of their ability to fight in ukraine. the other thing that we talked a lot about is that, and i raise today a
switch today for a limited time. paying, what is now called rocket money i m more liebermann at the pentagon. and this cnn hello and welcome to our viewers watching from the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m melanie joggers, a head on cnn newsroom, another polish session joins the chorus of lawmakers calling for president joe biden to step aside. but biden is determined to stay in the race and his top aides, are hopeful. he can see it through tropical storm beryl is strengthening as it heads towards texas will take a look at the devastation. it s smith behind and the district direction of rafah, cnn travels to gaza s southernmost city for the first time, surveying the damage left by months of military assaults he insists that he is in it to win it. and only god can tell him to drop out of the race against donald trump, u.s. president joe biden is taking his reelection campaign to a battleground states later today is defying calls from another lawmaker, fr
burnett. tonight, the death toll has risen significantly. at least 45 people killed across the east coast as remnants of ida leave breathtaking destruction. this is the first time we ve had a flash flood of this proportion. sadly tragic, historic 24 hours in new jersey. there s noover way to put it. tonight in the northeast, more than 100,000 people are in the dark, and the threat is not over yet. new jersey appearing to be the hardest hit state with 23 people dead. officials say many more are still missing at this hour. this video we re going to show you, floodwaters turning entire neighborhoods into islands. a baseball field, flooded. the outfield and lower stands, completely submerged. and to give you an idea how widespread the damage is, this is what that area normally looks like. for many people, the only way out is by boat. we ve seen people being rescued by the water all day long. there are also record-breaking flooding in new york where 15 people died, the rain
done, sought to come up with a covid policy. and following the united states would mean among other things forcing children as young as two to wear moist paper burqas for eight hours a day in the classroom. the other option would be to follow the science and the irish chose that chorus. the irish commissioned their own research on masks and here s what they found. according to the irish health authority, masking children in the classroom is not a legitimate medical precaution. it s child-abuse. masks can exacerbate anxiety and breathing difficulties. they impair the development of communication and language skills particularly for very young children. we know from previous research the masks can also contribute to high levels of carbon dioxide in the human body and it s especially true in children. masks often become breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria. it s possible that masks even affect facial development. in other words there are very serious downsides to forcing ma