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Dash. Com and can save. I Hanako Montgomery in tokyo, and this is cnn square. Welcome to All Of You in the United States and around the world. Im Fareed Zakaria coming to you live world waits to see if the middle East Crisis becomes even further inflame ill talk to a former top israeli Intelligence Official whose area of expertise is iran and a longtime Foreign Correspondent he joins us live from the bombarded City Of Beirut country at the heart of this conflict. Israel will bring you two very d...

this afternoon, vice president, kamala harris cast the tie breaking vote in the evenings senate for the inflation reduction act. it now heads to the house, which returns to its summer recess on friday. if passed, the i.r.a. would invest 369 billion dollars to help save our planet from climate change. it would also help ease inflation lower prescription drug costs collect taxes from corporations and reduce the deficit. heres senate majority leader, chuck schumer, on the passing of legis...

taylor. live from cnn world headquarters, welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada, and under the world. this is cnn newsroom . >> okay, lets start with some good news. at least one in five adults in the united states is vaccinated. but spring break travel could undo this progress. youre looking at the scene friday in miami beach florida. people are packed together, not a mask in site. more than 1.3 million people were screened at airports on friday. it could ad...

>> thats the complete flip of what you are hearing from those other folks, right? i wonder, what did you hear from other people that you spoke with about the stakes of this rhetoric? >> the stakes are that it kills. the steak is that someone like her could have died because of those words. the steak is that now her own neighbors people who also shop at that walmart people who look exactly like her leaders that walk to represent people like her are also using those words. the stakes are that thes...

>> change doesnt happen overnight. the whole idea of a new years resolution is ridiculous. that at the 31st, at the end of the month, magically, youll stop doing what youve done previously the rest of the year. >> it is a different year? >> its a different second, first of all of all. change is thought of, it takes plan, its an honest self-assessment, and it also prevents us from allowing ourselves to change throughout the year. how many people do you know whose new years resolution is to stop s...

Resolution is ridiculous. that at the 31st, at the end of the month, magically, youll stop doing what youve done previously the rest of the year. >> it is a different year? >> its a different second, first of all of all. change is thought of, it takes plan, its an honest self-assessment, and it also prevents us from allowing ourselves to change throughout the year. how many people do you know whose new years resolution is to stop smoking cigarettes, okay. january 5th, january 6th, theyre back to...

Landslide created a wave of the magnitude or greater than we just saw in japan. >> and youre not worried about the san andreas fault out in california and those nuclear plants? >> look, chris, im worried about everything. and im worried about coal mining accidents and climate change and mercury pollution. i think the question right now is both looking forward and looking at the existing facilities. there will be a hard-core look at existing u.s. facilities. >> just to put my perspective, theres ...

Going the try to understand the impact on the u.s. >> and we dont have tsunamis in our country, youre saying? >> it was 4,000 years ago that the last major underground landslide created a wave of the magnitude or greater than we just saw in japan. >> and youre not worried about the san andreas fault out in california and those nuclear plants? >> look, chris, im worried about everything and im worried about coal mining accidents and climate change and mercury pollution. i think the question right...

They shifted in favor of the americans. so the americans had interests, economic interests in the area. beside which the two regimes in the area are well known to be puppets of the americans and british. so its not actually -- >> the iraqi, saddam hussein was a puppet of the british? >> he originally -- >> im asking you in 1990 when he invaded kuwait. >> the fact is look, the main -- >> im just trying to see to what lengths you have to go to make your world view work. tell me, you present yourse...

Are you comfortable that the kind of thing youre advocating, most of the jihad taking place kills muslims. it kills -- >> thats rubbish. >> the jihadis in pakistan, whom are they killing? the jihadis in indonesia, whom are they killing? the jihadis in saudi arabia -- >> wait a second. if you look at the reality if you open your eyes a little bit you will find that the cia agents in the area like blackwater and the others they are the ones that are carrying out operations in public places and the...