the wreck of the titanic and discover the secrets of the world s most famous shipwreck. good morning. for many of us today it will be a cloudy and cool day. the best of the sunshine will be across central and southern scotland and parts of southern england, but there are a few showers in the forecast, and i will tell you where shortly. good morning. it s friday the 12th ofjuly. our main story. the us president, joe biden, has insisted he remains the most qualified candidate to take on donald trump in november s election despite growing pressure from within his own party for him to stand down. it comes after mr biden mistakenly called the ukrainian leader president putin during an event marking the end of the nato summit in washington, before later referring to his deputy kamala harris as vice president trump. our north america editor sarah smith reports. applause world leaders at the nato summit have cringed when mr biden introduced a key european ally as his sworn enemy. fi
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a two-day trip on the west coast. his first trip to the region since taking office and the president will once again tie the extreme weather events that we ve been seeing across the country with the need to pass his infrastructure plan and the bigger broader economic agenda. president biden will be surveying the damage from the recent wildfires there which has burned millions of acres in several states this year. he will also campaign for governor gavin newsom ahead of tomorrow s recall vote that could decide newsom s political fate. this visit comes as so much of the president s domestic agenda is hanging in the balance. top democrats have set a wednesday deadline to finalize a deal on the the massive $3.5 trillion budget proposal but major differences between moderate and progressive democratic lawmakers is threatening to derail the whole thing. the wednesday deadline seems like a no go at this point. let s start with john harwood at the white house. john, what is the white
more than 50 in the northeast alone, including people trapped in their basement apartments filling with water. and where they re still searching, including two young college students who still have not been found. the president tonight saying it is clear climate change is here and whit johnson from new york. overseas tonight, four americans rescued from afghanistan. how they got out. the state department now saying about 100 americans still stranded. the taliban reportedly blocking commercial planes from leaving. and what we re now learning tonight about the new taliban government already. martha raddatz live in washington. as this nation prepares to mark 20 years since 9/11, the alleged mastermind behind the attacks appearing in court in guantanamo bay. khalid sheikh mohammed, ksm, and four alleged co-conspirators, what played out in court today? terry moran reporting. back here at home tonight, one week after texas banned abortions in texas after about six weeks, toni
tapper. we start today with our national lead. at any moment president biden is expected to speak after touring storm damage in new york and new jersey. the remnants of hurricane ida killed at least 50 people in the northeast. you see him here earlier today in new jersey. this afternoon president biden pointing to the recent string of extreme weather as a sign that climate change is already here. and also using that opportunity to pitch his massive infrastructure plan as necessary to combat climate change. but as cnn s jeff zeleny reports, a battle is raging inside his own party on how to get it done. reporter: president biden offering hugs and compassion, surveying storm damage today. thank god you re safe. reporter: a week after hurricane ida s deadly wrath struck new jersey and new york. a first-hand look at neighborhoods devastated by floodwaters where residents are still sorting through what s left of their ravaged homes. the losses that we witnessed today are pr