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[ cheers ] good morning, everyone. that was wimbledon champion, carlos alcaraz. he s basically our best friend now this morning. and we kept him from breaking the trophy. i may want to keep trophy. his second grand slam title, first at wimbledon. we ll have more with our conversation with the new champion in a little bit. but let s start with extreme weather impacting millions of americans, deadly flooding swamping the northeast while a record-breaking heat wave grips the south and southwest. and new overnight, explosions rocking the bridge that connects russia to crimea. the russians say it was attacked by drones in the water. a source inside ukraine s security service tell cnn that it was a joint operation by ukrainian intelligence and naval forces. and hollywood grinding to a halt. actors and writers are digging in for the long haul, as they demand fair pay from the studios and from the streaming services. coming up right here, leah delaria and emma miles ....
oh, it s going to be on like donkey kong. bombshell about the hunter biden investigation. two whistle-blowers that worked on the hunter biden case are set to publicly testify before the house oversight committee tomorrow in what is expected to be an explosive hearing. one of the witnesses is supervisory agent gary shappley and the other has only been identified as mr. x. both of those agents claim the department of justice and the fbi protected hunter biden with special treatment. are we shocked? now, a new whistle-blower from the fbi is apparently backing their claims. the whistle-blower is a former special fbi agent this time and he supervised the federal investigation into hunter biden at the irs oversight, republicans spoke with the former agent yesterday. afterward the agent confirmed key portions of the irs whistle-blower s testimony, including that both secret service headquarters and the biden transition team were tipped off about the planned hunter biden interv ....
today on inside politics, reality bites. ron desantis wants you to ignore his current predicament that he s spending too fast and furious and is cutting staff and that seven weeks in he can t cut into donald trump s lead. plus, backlash, then backtrack. a top democrat crosses the line into anti-semitism, earns a rebuke from her own party and then revises her words. and does joe manchin want to run for president on a third-party ticket? today he makes a splashy appearance in new hampshire alongside a group that some worry might cut into biden. let s go inside politics. up first disappointment has a name and right now it appears to be ron desantis. as conservatives and excitement about the florida governor s campaign has given way to some deep seeing. the headlines reflect that politico playbook, desantis in disarray, the washington post a long slog, the new york times desantis sheds staff amid heavy spending. look no further than his campaign finance repo ....
jet stream is going to be responsible for very wet weather come the weekend. in fact, we could see a month of rainfall in just a couple of days, but at the moment the jet stream is south of us, and that means the cooler air streaming in from the northern climes, that is how it will stay, we will be predominantly in the cool north atlantic air. this is the rainfall accumulation over the next few days and into monday, noticed that central parts of the uk, we are nudging into that teal colour, 50 60 millimetres of rain, just about 48 hours or so, but not through tonight or tomorrow, tonight isjust hours or so, but not through tonight or tomorrow, tonight is just a hours or so, but not through tonight or tomorrow, tonight isjust a case of a few showers across northern ireland and northern england, and a lot of dry weather with clear spells, as low as 6 degrees in rural spots a triple threat for number 10, as many conservatives fear they face the biggest by election reverse ....
mountainside and into town, where the water shut down roads and damaged cars. the downpours in pennsylvania taking especially tragic toll as authorities north of philadelphia say flash floods have now killed at least five people, including members of a family visiting from south carolina whose car was swept away. the storms also put major airports in new york and boston under ground stops. earlier this afternoon, the conditions forced airlines to cancel about 1,400 flights nationwide. our polo sandoval joins us from new york. it has just been a very messy weekend weather-wise. polo. what else are you hearing about the weather s impact on air travel? reporter: jim, it has been troublesome for potentially millions of americans that are trying to get somewhere over the weekend. here in new york really largely spared any potential severe weather today fortunately. but you don t have to drive too far to encounter some of the floodwaters that were experienced just today alo ....