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plus on to the senate now for a big bipartisan breakthrough. a month scramble of meetings, breakdowns and near rebellions leads to 314 yes in the house on a deal to steer the united states around a debt default. from wall street to the whout, one of the most powerful men in corporate america doesnt say no to a future in politics. up first for us, critical new cnn report ing on a special counsel investigation evidence trail that we now know includes a record ing of donald trump admi...

Thats knowledge that of what he has in his hands. it contradict what is he told kaitlan collins at the town hall. listen. >> i was there, i took what i took. it gets declassified. >> did you show those classified dlts to anyone? >> not really. i would have the right to. >> awhat do you mean not really? >> i have the right to do whatever i want with them. >> to the point that notwithstanding what the former president said at the town hall, the idea that if trump had a document and said, id love t...

But the numbers have changed. >> reporter: so will that change be temporary? i think thats yet to be seen. so i think what we will also see in the days ahead at least part of the focus shifts to some of these, in the interior, like denver, chicago, washington, d.c., new york city, where ive been covering this for the last year, where many of the people that crossed here, eventually, they dont stay here. they want to head further north, and thats where major american cities are now left wondering...

One, a fundamentally broken immigration system. that hasnt been fixed for more than two decades. and we need congress to act. two, we need congress to provide us with the resources that we need, that we requested, and that we havent received. >> all right, we are live on both sides of the southern border. cnn is in juarez, mexico, but lets talk with polo sandoval in texas. whats your vantage point from there with a steady stream of migrants? >> reporter: no mistake, friday was less chaotic than ...

Begin any moment now, here is what we know so far at this hour. police say that they received reports of an active shooter, just at the 30 pm local time, and according to authorities, at least nine people have been hospitalized. the shooter now that, were being told, there are multiple fatalities, but police have not yet released an exact count. perhaps, well get some insight varying this briefing. however, they have confirmed that there is no longer an active threat in the area. lets go to nbcs...

Over to, you know, around the town. but this building, these apartments, the people living here, they dont understand why it happened, john. >> no, its the type of sight you dont attack unless you want to kill civilians because that is what is there. what a sight behind you. nic robertson in uman and ukraine, keep us posted, nic. sara? severe storms are possible for 55 million people across the country today as extreme weather strikes. a round of tornadoes already hitting the south. as floodin...

Brentley rich has the forecast. really where is this storm expected to hit the hardest? well right now were focusing in on texas right up through the tennessee valley and, thankfully , the severe weather threats starting to taper back of it. a lot of lightning, though involved across parts of texas, right on up into louisiana and arkansas, even parts of tennessee tapping into some of those thunderstorms, but nothing severe at the moment. still focusing in on the hail and wind threat. we had lots...

Country. >> thats interesting, the idea of making a more narrow ban that could successfully go through legal challenges. thirteen states have, of course, enacted total bans on abortion, which includes the use of abortion pills. fifteen states are already limiting access to those pills. what states are you watching right now? >> reporter: well, i mean, im really interested in whats going to happen in this texas ruling because, you know, there are so many states in this country where abortion is n...

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Close contact, they lose. how important are they and should we also give them fighter jets? >> you know whats interesting, brian, the first trip i took to ukraine post invasion was a bipartisan trip with our foreign affairs committee that i sit on. and the administration was balking at giving s 300 surface to air missiles. russian technology by the way not ours. the mig 29 fighter jets, the t 2 b drones. they didnt want to be he is can a story tore. here were nine months or so later finally prov...