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A mix of newsmaker interviews, political analysis, cultural segments and media analysis. is that the right message to take on trump? former massachusetts governor deval patrick joins us next. plus, russia disconnect, as intelligence chiefs issue dire warnings. this threat is not going away. president trump continues to sew seeds of doubt. we re being hindered by the russian hoax, it s a hoax. is the president taking this threat seriously? we ll talk to the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, ed royce in minutes. and house divided? the first lady sides with team lebron after the first daughter breaks with her father on the media. no, i do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people. how will the president handle the public pushback? hello, i m jake tapper where the state of our union is hitting the campaign trail after visiting the site of a special house election in ohio last night. president trump is back at his report in bedminster, ne ....
In new york city, temperatures could reach a hundred. the heat, and we re really concerned about those particularly with preexisting respiratory conditions. over in europe the unprecedented heatwave is sparking fires across the couldn t nenlt. heat blamed for more than 1900 deaths. outsidateens greek police go door to door telling res dents to run. across spain and portugal soldiers are on the front lines of the battle against fast-moving flames. chris livesay reports from rome. it is italy s worst drought in 70 years and it has revealed ancient roman ruins dating back nearly 2000 years but it is even worse in italy s north. now in a state of emergency. fields for risotto rice, wine and pasta are now bone dry. back in the heart of texas, in the middle of the nation s heat dome, the ac was out at matthew lewis home. sterday and came in the house ....
Americans who were innocent and they want back some notorious criminals, that would set a bad pres dents. one thing i ll say on this, this is a test of leadership. being president is not easy. president biden has immense pressure from the u.s. families. so this probably does cause him sleepless nights, but in the end, it s likely to be a pretty poor precedent to set if we go through with this. we heard from trevor reed s mother yesterday who said she doesn t care how he comes back. she just wants her son back, which perhaps is what you would expect from a mom. right. as we are watching, the world is watching this meeting that is going to be happening here in a day with vladimir putin and president biden. what are the pitfalls as you see them for potentially for president biden because you know this is a high-risk meeting? sure. so first and foremost i don t think we should expect any deliverables coming back from ....
Allred, a wonderful young candidate, first time candidate in a congressional district in north of dallas. he grew up in the district in modest background, went to baylor. he s a lawyer. he s working with his neighbors and his community. he s talking to everybody, people who agree with him and people who don t. his first question is not whether you re a democrat. his first question is about who you are, tell me what you need. tell me what you re looking for in your representation and his the incumbent instead of talking to the voters and to res dents in the community has been talking to big donors and has been for many years in the congress. that s the kind of candidate i want to try to support and try to encourage. and i think that s what will make a difference in the midterms in november. i want to find out what you think about some of the issues the democrats are debating right now on a national level. let s start with health care. there s a movement big push in your party for ....
Tourism revenue. swan says it will shave about half a percentage point from australia s economic growth. historic flooding in the united states has hit eight midwestern and southern states. parts of missouri and tennessee have been declared disaster areas. and the mississippi river is expected to crest at over 4 meters above flood stage. 4 meters above flood stage on tuesday. that s about 13 feet. we have this report on the impact on res dents and businesses. reporter: the mississippi hasn t been this high in 70 years. as the raging water cuts its way towards memphis and new orleans, it leaves behind it feet of standing water, not expected to recede for weeks. in metropolis, illinois, this is day 15 of flood response. we ll continue to work together this whole week and beyond this week, week after week until we get back to where we want to be. this is the state of things ....