Century. All right. Fair enough. All right. Thanks, guys. I really appreciate you joining me today. Thanks to All Of You for being here. Im kasie hunt. Dont go anywhere. Cnn news central starts right now this morning, a race its transformed. One candidate surging in the polls, the other flailing on social media. All as we count down to the democratic convention and hacked Donald Trumps campaign says hostile foreign actors breached. Its Internal Communications and stole information from the campaign. What an anonymous source said to politico about j. D. Vance . The Paris Games are over, but the fight for a metal is not the new twist in the Battle Over Whether American Gymnast Jordan chiles gets to keep her bronze medal. Im sorry. Sure. Aside with Kate Bolduan and john berman. This is cnn new central exactly. One week before the Democratic National Convention in america is waking up to a Race Track thats formed completely, at least for now. New polls show Vice President harris leading Do
they knew they couldn t be turned away. we take you live now to the floor of the u.s. house. with respect to concurring in the senate amendment to h.r. 1222 by the yeas and nays. con could concurring in the senate amendment to h.r. 6615 by the yeas and nays. passing s. 2076 by the yeas and nays. passing s. 2278 by the yeas and nays. passing h.r. 7327 de novo. passing h.r. 7279, de novo. concurring in the senate mendment to h.r. 6227 de novo. passing h.r. 6652 de novo. passing s. 1520 de novo. and passing s. 3530 de novo. and agreeing to the speaker s approval of the journal if ordered. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden, to suspend the rules and concur in the senate amendment to h.r. 1222 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r
steve pearce grew up in hobbs, an air force veteran and a businessman. he was a state rep and is now a seven term u.s. representative from new mexico s second-rate national district. in fact, this is a very first on in our state history that two city use representatives have faced off for the governors office. before we start the ground rules and are very few in this debate, i ll be asking the questions. there are no diamonds but we are encouraging the candidates to stay on point. i will step in to cut the conversation and to keep the topics flowing to the extent will get 90 seconds for closing statements. reich intercompany question you both of luck in the state of new mexico for virtual your entire lives pick both represented new mexico in years. what is the most pressing issue in our state and by virtue of our coin toss we start with representative pearce. pearce: thank you and thank you krqe tonight and thank you for being the monitor for us tonight. there are four issues
rioters stormed the capitol one year earlier, president biden cast donald trump as holding a dagger at the throat of america, spreading lies that undermined core democratic values. a remarkable speech on a remarkable day, cnn s jasmine wright joins us live from washington. good morning. what do we know? reporter: that s right, christine. we can think of it as a political reset of sorts. really, president biden over the last few months has had a lot of highs, but also some lows. so really at the start of this year, it was one of, if not the strongest speeches that he s given since being in office for about a year, and it did something, as you said, he has been reluctant to do. it took on former president donald trump directly. and even though he did not say him by name, about 16 times he made references to the former president, the former defeated president, and i think it really is a strong look at president biden because he did spend a lot of time writing a lot of parts of
pentagon correspondent r. leiberman has more on what to expect. reporter: the hearing at the senate armed services committee promises to be a highly scrutinized at times very contentious hearings as lawmakers grill top two officials and commander of u.s. central command in charge of afghanistan in what went right from the withdrawal of afghanistan and what went wrong. that includes not only the terror attack that includes the service members in the closing days of the withdrawal, but the planning that went into a drone strike the military defended as a righteous strike but turned out to kill ten afghanistans and seven children s. they are facing questions from lawmakers, but mark milley, joint chiefs of staff, who is expected to get the bulk of the questions, especially from republican lawmakers who made it clear they re go after milley. it s not just about afghanistan. it was milley who called it a righteous strike before u.s. central command and commander jen frank macken