a live look at the crisis in the middle east. then to the other crisis in ukraine. none of the past rounds of sanctions have made president putin change his behavior. what s to say this round will? i will ask poland s foreign minister, one of those who pushed hard for these sanctions. also, the deadly ebola virus. it has killed hundreds of people in africa. what is stopping it from spreading to other continents? i will talk to cnn s sanjay gupta and peter piot, the man who actually discovered ebola. now for the latest on the crisis in the middle east, let us go to cnn s wolf blitzer. thanks very much, fareed. it s just past 5:00 p.m. here in jerusalem on the 27th day of operation protective edge. they said ten people were killed when israeli shells lapped near a u.n. run school in southern gaza that was sheltering almost 3,000 people. no official comment from israel on this attack. those ten become part of the sobering statistics of this war. in gaza more than 1750 peop
russia. could the increasingly urgent situation in ukraine explode into war? also, inside enemy territory. what happens when a reporter for a jewish publication goes to iran? the answer might surprise you. i will talk to that reporter about what he learned. and, the future of work. will computers take over for lawyers and doctors and all of us? will robots replace most workers? i ll talk to the author of an eye-opening cover essay in the atlantic. finally, the long hot summer is almost over, but the heat may be here to stay. i ll explain. but first here is my take. while we have been watching isis and discussing iran, something much bigger is happening in the world. we are witnessing a historic fall in the price of oil. down more than 50% in less than a year. when a similar drop happened in the 1980s, the soviet union collapsed. what will it mean now? nick butler, the former head of strategy for bp, told me we are in for a longer and more sustained period of low oil p
it? and what to make of russia s role in america s election? he has a very clear favorite in this race. then, trumpism beyond trump. populism hasn t just been rising in america. it s been rising around the world. why? we ll explore with brexit s leader and the pulitzer prize winner ann applebomb. finally, the british parliament is in dying need of repair, but what to do with the politicians while they fix the building. we ll tell you about one plan to dump them all in the river. i ll explain. but first, here s my take. there are so few details provided by fbi director james comey that it is impossible to know what to make of his decision to inform congress about new e-mails relating to hillary clinton s server. the timing is unfortunate, since justice department guidelines expressly advise its officers to be careful not to be anything to action or announcement that could interfere with elections or the democratic process. it also raises a larger issue. the united states
he has a very clear favorite in this race. then, trumpism beyond trump. populism hasn t just been rising in america. it s been rising around the world. why? we ll explore with brexit s leader and the pulitzer prize winner ann apple bomb. finally, the british parliament is in dying need of repair, but what to do with the politicians while they fix the building. we ll tell you about one plan to dump them all in the river. i ll explain. but first, here s my take. there are so few details provided by fbi director james comey that it is impossible to know what to make of his decision to inform congress about new e-mails relating to hillary clinton s server. the timing is unfortunate, since justice department guidelines expressly advise its officers to be careful not to be anything to action or announcement that could interfere with elections or the democratic process. it also raises a larger issue. the united states has gone too far down the road of criminalizing public poli
burnett. a stunning battle in washington tonight. devin nunes, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, revealing today donald trump s personal communications may have been incidentally picked up by intelligence agencies conducting legal surveillance. nunes arrived at the white house today to personally brief the president on this finding. he also briefed the media, which infuriated democrats who say that he left them all in the dark. the president needs to know these intelligence reports are out there and i have the duty to tell him that. what i ve read seems to be some level of surveillance activity, perhaps legal, but i don t know that it s right and i don t know that the american people would be comfortable with what i ve read. tonight, democrats are calling nunes out, saying it was a purely political move on his part today. they accused him of trying to give the president cover for his baseless charge that president obama wiretapped trump s phones. the top d