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underway in the next hour. why is this forum so important for these democratic candidates? >> well, good morning to you, fred. yeah, this is a big one for these democratic candidates. as you mentioned, this is one of the largest labor unions in the country. their endorsement would be a big deal for one of these democratic candidates especially as they try to stand out in this field. today a number of them, 19 of them are going to get to talk directly to members, they're going to get to ask questions about issues that concern them. you can bet health care is going to be a big issue. unions working hard to get health care. what will these health care plans mean for them and their families. it's things like that that they're going to be talking about here in nevada. it's one of the early states in the 2020 democratic primary. it's a state that has a large union presence as we see today. it's also a state with a very large hispanic voter population. so you're going to see the candidates working to talk with that population as well today. those voters, they want to see if that message can resonate. many of these candidates have either ben in nevada already having events last night, or they're going to disburse after this event today, and they're going to be talking to voters across the state. all of this as we also look forward to the next debate, which happens in september, and to do that you're going to have to qualify. those qualifications are going to go up. it's going to be harder to get on that debate stage. you're going to need 2% in at least four polls. only eight of the candidates have qualified for that debate coming up in september. several are very close, so fred, we're going to see, again, they've got to make the case to these different constituencies and also continue to raise money and hopefully get themselves on that debate stage in september. >> right, lots at stake for all of those candidates. jessica dean, we'll check back in with you. while u.s. congress may be on recess p fand far away from capitol hill, the issue of launching an impeachment inquiry into president trump is getting the support of a growing number of house democrats, but will it be enough to force the hand of house speaker nancy pelosi. cnn politics congressional reporter lauren fox has more. >> reporter: a majority of the democratic caucus is now supporting moving forward with an impeachment inquiry president trump, and that's significant because nancy pelosi, the speaker of house has been trying to hold her caucus back. she released a statement just a short time ago arguing that democrats should stay the course, and now is not necessarily the best time for impeachment. she wrote, quote, democrats and the congress continue to legislate, investigate, and litigate. the president will be held accountable, and democrats in the caucus are back in their district for this congressional recess. you can expect they'll be hearing from constituents who also might be making calls to impeach the president. we have moderates who may be going back to districts where president trump won in 2016. they may be hearing a different message than those members in safe democratic seats who might be hearing from more liberal constituents. >> joining me to discuss all of this and more cnn political commentator and "the washington post" assistant editor, david swerdlick, and national political correspondent for "time," molly ball. good to see you both. >> a democratic milestone has been reached, a majority of house democrats supporting impeachment or an impeachment inquiry. house speaker pelosi's response was, and i'm quoting now, no one is above the law. her statement also saying, quote, the president will be held accountable, so if this isn't it, reaching this milestone, then what could be the tipping point for pelosi? >> yeah, good morning, fred. i think this inches democrats a little closer, but i don't think it changes anything fundamentally from where we've been in the last few weeks. now you have a majority of the majority in the house saying, yes, impeachment, but you don't necessarily have a majority of the whole house, which would have to vote on impeachment, and i think speaker pelosi's position is now what it's been throughout this congress, which has been, you know, protecting her members in purple districts from having to take a vote that they might have to explain out on the campaign trail next year when they're trying to hold onto those democratic seats so that democrats can hold the house. i also think that speaker pelosi like a lot of indicatdemocrats e been in congress for years have memories of the clinton impeachment where republcans went -- got him impeached in the house, not convicted in the senate and republicans lost seats in the next election. >> molly, there's also a lot at stake for these members of congress, you know, after a $30 million, you know, special counsel probe. they're going to hear it from their constituents as they are back now at home for this august recess. >> yeah, i spoke to a democratic member of congress yesterday who's from a pretty liberal district who said it's the number one thing that she's hearing about from her constituents even though she supports the speaker's approach. the other thing that speaker pelosi said in that statement is she listed all of the investigations that are still ongoing. her position is that impeachment isn't off the table but the process has to play out first. she listed all of these subpoenas that are being litigated by the democrats in the house, all of these court fights that are going on because the administration has chosen to completely stone wall the normal congressional investigation process, and so what she's saying is we may still win a lot of these. we may still get all of these witnesses to testify, which could then change the politics of impeachment as well as changing just all of the facts before the congress in terms of what the president has done. so she's saying let's let this process play out. then we go from there. you can imagine that if there were a court order that the administration defied, i think you would see democrats almost unanimously move toward impeachment because of that, but what she's saying is we haven't run this out yet. there are some pro impeachment democrats who see that as running out the clock and of th democrats aren't putting pressure on the they're saying they support this as a concept. >> mm-hmm. meantime, you know, david, that topic likely to come up, you know, as democrats who are seeking the presidency are in nevada right now. they're going it tackle that, but they're also really courting a key constituency, unions. you know, they sought to appeal to those blue collar workers in the detroit debates, you know, how critical is that block of support overall, david? >> i think it's critical in nevada, and what's going to be critical to those union voters as we just heard in the report from jessica is going to be health care specifically where the candidates stand on medicare for all. unions across the country have to varying degrees been a little hesitant about medicare for all because a lot of union members have health care plans that they already like, so they want to know how medicare for all is going to affect health care benefits that they've already negotiated from. i will say that the unions in nevada are different than the sort of vision of a union worker that we maybe sometimes have in our mind of a white or black middle aged guy in ohio or wisconsin. a lot of union workers in nevada are in the service sector. more women, more people of color particularly latinos, who it's ground for democrats to get votes and to get support, but they still have to overcome exactly where they stand on some of these key issues like health care. >> and molly, whether it was health care, or whether it was immigration, democrats on that democratic, you know, debate stage, some of them are kind of licking their wounds because they invoked president obama so much more in this debate and not in a, you know, flattering way. just take a listen just as a reminder. >> did you say those deportations were a good idea or did you go to the president and say this is a mistake, we shouldn't do it? which one? >> mr. vice president, it looks likes one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't. >> mr. vice president, you can't have it both ways. you invoke president obama more than anybody this this campaign. you can't do it when it's veenlt and dodge it when it's not. >> molly, some of those candidates are walking back the comments. you know, president obama's approval rating is among the highest. it is the highest among democrats particularly. he is incredibly popular. so whoever the nominee is, you know, they're going to want obama, you know, to campaign for them, and you know, one has to wonder of those who were critical of the obama administration if they become the nominee, if there's going to be huge regret. if obama would, you know, be so kind as to get out on the campaign trail on behalf of that person? >> yaeah, well, look, i think president obama has like a 95% approval rating among democratic voters. that doesn't mean they all think he was a perfect president. that doesn't mean that they all think he can't be criticize or none of the policies of his administration can in retrospect -- >> is this the time to do that -- >> you don't hear any of these candidates saying obama was bad president. they're critiquing certain parts of his approach, and that may or may not work for them, right. it may be the case that voters don't like that, and voters in fact flock more strongly to vice president biden because he is defending a president who they still support, even if he wasn't perfect. so i think this is really interesting. i think the larger question of president obama's legacy, particularly with his own party and with the left is very interesting because as president he so frequently tried to do things in a bipartisan manner, even if he was rebuffed, even as he also took a lot of progressive stands on issues. you have a democratic party that's really in flux, really changing, really struggling to find a new identity going forward, and part of that is going to be grappling with this, you know, enormously popular two-term president who was the last major democratic figure in the white house. >> fred, i agree with everything molly just said and i think that's right, that some of these lesser known candidates have to distinguish themselves from the obama/biden administration. and yes, president obama and everything he did is obviously fair game to them, but it baffles me that democrats, especially the centrists or moderates including vice president biden have not found a better way to run on the obama record. before we went on air, i looked at the unemployment statistics for nevada where all the candidates are today, when obama took office unemployment in nevada was 9.5%. there, the vice president biden or the congressman delaneys who are in that centrist lane can't make a better case for that astonishes me. >> it would seem the american voter is looking for if you're -- you know, looking back as a spring board to your plan for the future and the expectation just might be that some of these voters are hoping these candidates bring that, their vision forward before being able to make a selection. david swerdlick, molly ball, thanks very much. three people killed when a bluff collapses on a california beach, and experts warn it actually could happen again. plus, we're following breaking news out of hong kong. protesters clashing with police there. we'll take you there live. and now with each new line, get one of our latest smartphones included. $40/line for four lines and smartphones are included for the whole family. we're going all in thion strawberries.ra, at their reddest, ripest, they make everything better. like our strawberry poppyseed salad and new strawberry summer caprese salad. order online for delivery. panera. food as it should be i've always been amazed and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? 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i mean, an entire bluff that would fall? >> according to the officials that i've been talking to, they say that signs are posted. they constantly tell people. there are lifeguards, there's actually a lifeguard post very near there that the captain from the fire department says that now they're going to move south to make sure that there's someone -- >> see how close it is. >> exactly. so they're going to move that to make sure it's safe, and they say they tell people about this all the time to stay away from the bluffs because of natural beach erosion. >> wow. that's tragic, and unbelievable. all right, rosa, keep us posted. appreciate it. still ahead, amid concerns from republicans and questions from the media, president trump says congressman john ratcliffe will no longer be nominated as director of national intelligence. the question now, what's next? n, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most important thing is they want to do it the right way. i'm really excited to be part of the morgan stanley team. i'm justin rose. we are morgan stanley. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. beauty editors have tried everything in search of a whiter smile. their choice? 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>> well, mistake or not, the reality is the president is kind of creates the zone of immunity both for vladimir putin and kim jong-un. i think the president wants to preserve as much flexibility as he can to reach what is now the elusive possibility of a significant denuclearization with north korea. north koreans are unhappy with the state of negotiations. they're probably unhappy that the south koreans just bought some f 35s, going to exercise what kim claims is the -- gave him weigh back in singapore ending large scale military exercises. in my own view we still knee levering, and i think the exercises need to go on, and i think the president should be a tad more disciplined and tougher with respect to kim. one last point, fred, the reality is that we've got to find a balance between denuclearization of north korea and creating some incentives for kim. he's not going to put his nukes and ship them out of the country, and i think the trump administration has to figure this out. probably freeze for freeze towards some broader goals on denuclearization down the road. >> and from north korea to concerns and dealings in afghanistan now samantha. u.s. negotiators are starting a new round of talks with the taliban today. they're looking for a peace deal. this comes as president trump says he wants to withdraw troops from afghanistan. so after being there for nearly two decades yourself, you know, is this the best option? >> well, i want to just turn quickly back to north korea, fred, and i promise to comment on afghanistan. we have to stop drinking the kim kool-aid here, or at least president trump does. he keeps citing this promise that kim jong-un made to him. well, international law when it comes to nonproliferation and ballistic missile tests should matter more than a promise. it's a basic point, but we have a u.n. security council resolution that bans these tests. promises are one thing. international law is another, except with president trump when it comes to his friends popping off. >> well, because the president reminds -- i he is relying on trust. he feels like he knows kim jong-un. >> yes. >> he feels like, he's a man of his word and the president is trying to convince the world that that is good enough. >> he is, this actually -- this turns into your afghanistan question as well, but it really relates back to a lack of intelligence, pun intended, when it comes to president trump. he's relying on his personal gut. he's not listening to the intelligence community when they share an assessment of kim jong-un or when you look back at the history of kim jong-un's father starting with shorter range tests is then escalating to nuclear tests hwhen he got frustrated. he's not operating with intelligence. when it comes to afghanistan, back to your original question, negotiating with the taliban is something we did when i worked for president obama, but we relied on intelligence with respect to in the first instance whether the taliban could be trusted, and then two, what their actual intentions were. so if we're negotiating right now and we are working against a political time line, president trump's 2020 re-election or a political promise that he has made rather than intelligence about the taliban's actual intentions, we are going to agree to something that is not conditions based but is campaign based. >> mm-hmm, and aaron, you know, some of that previous negotiation involved, you know, the building of schools, gas stations in afghanistan, and now this administration, this president says that shouldn't be happening, yet the president does advocate, you know, trying to in some way win hearts and minds but in a very different way. does he have that right or, you know, is this inventive idea? >> perhaps one of the only redemptive aspects of this president's foreign policy is that he's in many respects following the logic and the line set by his predecessor. we need to get out of unwinnable wars in a smart and timely fashion and not figure out a way to get into a new one. and i have to say, fred, i was stunned at the debate the other night. with the exception of tulsi gabbard not a single candidate either in their opening or closing statement referred to the longest wars in american history where just on monday two americans were killed. 14 this year, and 2,400 since we got there. so the reality is intelligence or not, sam's right, there's no trust in the taliban. we have to figure out a way to reduce our ground presence in a sensible manner, maybe keep some residual counter terrorism forces, but we have to head to the exits in afghanistan, and we're not going to be able to guarantee in any way that the taliban isn't going to increase the -- >> that's true. >> most of afghanistan. >> those two long wars you're talking about iraq and afghanistan. samantha, the u.s., you know, withdrawing from the cold war era missile treaty with russia now. you know, russia, you know, ignoring the treaty or has been ignoring the treaty anyway, and the president, you know, of the united states justifying what's the point? is it a much bigger picture than that? >> it is. we are seeing the nuking of the nonproliferation architecture around the world. you look at the nuclear forces treaty. that is just one piece. that deals with a specific class of weapons that travels between 500 -- that's travel in an intermediate range. that is just one category of weapons that we are looking at. you look at the new start treaty, which is another agreement that we signed with russia. the secretary of defense said earlier today on his way to australia that the united states needed to re-examine whether the agreement still fit our guidelines. you look at north korea, which we just discussed. we have north korea firing rockets with no action from the united states, and what all this points to is a degradation in the rules-based architecture that governed nonproliferation around the world. and the reason -- the question is why that matters. why that matters is you are going to have more countries with more weapons and less constraints as to how they develop them and where they deployed them. and as we're seeing with north korea where they use them. i don't think any of us sleep better at night thinking about kim jong-un or vladimir putin or frankly president trump having their fingers on the trigger and feeling less reason to hold back on firing these weapons off. so president trump will leave office with a legacy of arms getting out of control rather than arms control itself. >> all right, we'll leave it there for now, good to see you both always. thank you. >> thank you. and then take a look at these images all unfolding, clashes in hong kong between protesters and police. we're live from hong kong. plus, body cam video shows dallas police mocking a man moments before he died while in their custody. coming up, we hear from the texas mother who fought three years for the release of these tapes. uh, i'll look into it. 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>> reporter: fredricka, it's another sweaty and turbulent night in a city that was once well-known for being an island of stability here in asia. you can see that the riot police, they have been out in force after there were hours of protests where demonstrators had occupied this very street. there have been volleys of tear gas fired, the demonstrators have been setting fires and throwing things. it is a cycle of confrontation that has been roiling this city for now nine weeks, and there's no real end in sight. demonstrators issuing demands for the withdrawal of a controversial law that was at the tstart of this calling for their fellow demonstrators who have been arrested in protests in previous weeks to be released. the police have authorized some of these protests, but then the clashes inevitably begin as some of the protesters act very provocatively painting graffiti at the entrance of police , set and police have arrested dozens of protesters in recent weeks and charged them with crimes that they could face up to ten years in prison for. it has taken on a bigger magnitude as the government in mainland china, the communityst party government has issued threats and saying these kind of protests will not be tolerated. it's taking an economic toll on this international financial hub, and many families that i've spoken with who might have a police officer in their family or a protester, they are divided in this city in really a confrontation that shows no signs of letting up anytime soon. fredricka. >> all right, ivan watson, thank you so much for that. we'll check back with you. all right, now to puerto rico where the swearing in of a new governor is prompting more controversy on the already troubled island. pedro paluisi took the oath of office friday, and critics are al unconstitutional. he replaces ricardo rossello who resigned after weeks of protest against him. leyla santiago is in san juan for us. what issues do critics have with this new sworn in governor? >> so many people are asking is this legal. can he be the governor of puerto rico, and here's why because he was appointed by rossello to be the secretary of state. that would be next in line once rossello stepped down. he was confirmed yesterday by the house of representatives here on the island, but the senate says they're not even going to take up that issue until next week, so he really hasn't been confirmed by the senate yet, and many are saying that is reason for legal challenge, so much so that the municipality of san juan is already drafting a lawsuit to take all the way to the supreme court in puerto rico to question his appointment as governor of puerto rico. there are legal changes that peerluisi said he was expecting. he has also said yesterday in addressing the media and questions that should the senate not confirm him, he would be willing to step down. so who's next if that happens? it's the secretary of justice who by the way a few days ago said she didn't want the job but is now saying should she need to step up, she will. either way the protesters here are saying they are not happy with this appointment and they plan to continue protesting despite the fact that rossello has stepped down. so what this means is while we've seen a major development with ricardo rossello stepping down yesterday, there's still a lot of uncertainty on this island. >> to say the very least, leyla santiago, thank you so much. still so much more straight ahead in the newsroom, but first it's every foodie's dream. we tour some of the best food trucks in the south in this week's wonder must. >> this is the b and b of tennessee. the b stands for bacon and buttermilk cheddar, and then we pair that with a seasonal jam. right now it's a caramelized apple and shallot jam. we're taking comfort food and elevating it. >> we are root down foot truck, asheville, north carolina, and this is the pork and pimento cheese sandwich. we don't use mayo. we use dill pickle juice as a binder. we're going to cap this, and then we add our pecan smoked pork. it takes two southern staples and combines them together in one delicious bite. >> we're valentino's tex-mex barbecue in south austin and this is our real deal holyfield taco, fresh tortilla, tomatoes, and nice slice of brisket. everything is all made with love. >> we're in charleston, south carolina, with braised in the south food truck, and this is our southern fried shrimp and grits. we do use local grits, a little bit of milk, heavy cream, butter, cream cheese. this fried shrimp we get a r little bit of crunch. >> here you go, ma'am. >> so good. >> wander musts is brought to you by expedia, everything you need to go. wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. laso you can enjoy it even ifst you're sensitive. se. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! 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can you hear me, jessica? >> reporter: fred, we're here in las vegas. these candidates are looking for an endorsement. today they get to make their case to so many of the members gathered here and watching all across the country. they're going to be
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