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of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions. and impacted by issues that are not of their own making. so we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity. >> peter doocy with the latest live from the white house. hi, peter. >> aboard air force one, the press secretary karine jean-pierre cleaned up after the vice president. >> were committed to quickly getting resources to all communities impacted, period. we also know that some people part...

puerto rico today, devastated by hurricane fiona two weeks ago and the president and white house officials did their part to try to tamp down that controversy. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. white house officials are putting out the word that federal help is on the way for people who need it the most. race is not going to be a factor, despite what the vice president said. >> hello....

people. >> inflation, crime, bordeinflr. all fitt security, all fitting into an these four categories. number one , an economy strong ,a nation thats safe , a future thats built on freedom and a government thats accountables. >> heres the republican leadership today. they control>> the house, contsenate, the white house. they control the committees.itt, they control the agencies. its their plan, but they have f no plan to fix all the problems they created. be hope, >> there can be hope...

after a tough year — is back on the podium. the families of five children waiting for a life—saving heart transplant come together to urge people to consider organ donation. and showers for some today and a bit more rain around at the weekend but it will turn increasingly humid if not pretty warm to the south and east. all the details here on breakfast. its friday the 22nd ofjuly. our main story. protests over the price of fuel are likely to cause disruption on motorways today — ...

the attack on the capitol. high-ranking lifelong republicans, notable members of the former presidents staff, detailing how he watched television as the violent assault unfolded. officials say he never called law enforcement or the pentagon to put an end to the violence. and while video evidence showed rioters hanging on every word from the then-president, we learned that trump initially refused to use the word "peace" when he finally sent a tweet to that mob. it was the then-vice pr...

spur the justice department to launch a criminal case. >> nobody wants an organized crime prosecution where the d.o.j. lawyers or prosecutors go after foot soldiers and lieutenants but dont go after the people that are ordering the crimes and putting all of the criminal events into motion. so, i agree with that. you know, i think that as a matter of justice it is just wrong to punish the people that are seduced by a criminal mastermind but not the mastermind himself or herself. >> the ...

of dollars of fines. this is not something thats going to happen immediately. the judge has set october 21st as the sentencing date. it will be a few months before we know what sentence is going to be handed down. its been clear from bannons attorneys throughout this trial that they do intend to appeal. because these are misdemeanor charges its very possible that we could see the judge delay any kind of, you know, whether bannon has to serve any kind of sentence until after they go thr...

condition as he recovers from covid. dr. anthony fauci is standing by live. we will discuss. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." we begin our coverage tonight with the guilty verdict in steve bannons criminal contempt trial. the former top trump adviser convicted on two counts of contempt of congress for defying the january 6th committees subpoena. cnns senior crime and justice reporter, katelyn polantz is jo...

gotten so bad that it wasnt safe to breathe. so my wife and i took me, the asthmatic, my elderly parent, and our kids straight to vegas. not because we wanted to gamble, but because it was close and there were cheap flights. now back then, it seemed like a oneself-in-a-lifetime thing. >> rescue, what is your emergency? >> reporter: but ever since, the fires in california have gotten worse. >> dixie fire. >> woolsey fire. >> are more towns burned to the ground, more forests devastated a...

california history. >> agh. lucky for us the fires hadnt made it to where my family lives in oakland, but the air had gotten so bad that it wasnt safe to breathe. so my wife and i took me, the asthmatic, my elderly parent, and our kids straight to vegas. not because we wanted to gamble, but because it was close and there were cheap flights. now back then, it seemed like a oneself-in-a-lifetime thing. >> fire rescue, what is your emergency? >> but ever since, the fires in california hav...