Survive. more men died on those beaches than died in 9/11 in the first 30 minutes on omaha and utah beach, that day. we re not asking this is what s so frustrating and makes me so angry about the former trump people that kinda say something, but won t stand up for it. first, they took an oath to the constitution of the united states, first and foremost, not to a person. that s what i don t get. that s where their first loyalty is, to the constitution. we re not asking them to put to get on a boat and land on am omaha beach. we re asking them to say something. that s such a weakness that s been shown. these are all people that celebrate d-day, celebrate memorial day, celebrate our revolutionary fathers and mothers who died, celebrate the people who died through all
You re in this forever war, an unending conflict, because so much of that history is unresolved. you have an unending conflict about abortion. you have an unending conflict about guns. you have an unending conflict about race. so much of the history is unresolved. what i also say is division has so often been the default. if you go back to the founding days of the republic, victory over the british brought independence, but it didn t bring an instant sense of nationhood. it wasn t until 50 years later that america really had a national consciousness. america has always been divided, and we are seeing those divisions playing out now. richard haass. it seems what you re offering up is a true glass half empty view of the country. of course there s divisions. of course there s differences. first, tell me the society or country that doesn t have them. what marks a country, i would argue, is not the absence of differences, it s the ability to deal with them.
Notable, given that james biden was already in the courthouse ready to testify, hunters defense team says they have not decided if hunter himself will testify, and the judge has given them until monday to make the decision. cnn s paula reid has been inside of court following all the action every day of the trial. paula, do we know why the defense change strategies here it s not clear exactly what prompted this shift in strategy. they ll no longer call james biden or some other witnesses that they intended to call, but now they have a long weekend to strategize and figure out if there we re going to put the defendant, hunter biden on the stand. but this decision came after an appearance by his daughter, naomi biden. she took the stand to testify for the defense and during your testimony, she talked about two instances where she saw her father in 2018, now, the first was late summer 2018. she said he reached out to her while he was in rehab, saying that he would arrange a trip for heard of visits, and she took them up on it and brought her then
Become even more tenuous tomorrow, margaret, with benny gantz, a member of his war cabinet, is set to resign in protest over his handling of the war. margaret: chris livesay, thank you. now a look at tonight s other top stories. starting with record-breaking heat from heat from coast to coast. cbs s kris van cleave is in arizona as the southwest sizzles. reporter: margaret, phoenix is at the top 110 again today. the state has deployed the first of 18 new pop-up cooling centers. they are modified cargo containers that are solar-powered and can be quickly deployed. last summer s record stretch of extreme temperatures so heat related deaths spike by 50% here in maricopa county. now some cooling centers are staying open later into the evening. we see the heat increase pretty quickly here in arizona at its deadly from the start. so the cooling centers here are very integral parts of keeping our community safe. reporter: in las vegas where it s never been this hot this early, ambulance crews are seeing a nearly 20% spike in heat related calls.
Justices, including ketanji brown jackson, who also disclosed gifts last year of more than $12,000 for art to decorate her chambers, and concert tickets worth more than $3,700 provided by beyonce. today s filings are the first from the justices since the court released a formal code of conduct late last year. justice alito has yet to release his disclosure. he asked for an extension until later this summer, david. now to the race for the white house. today, donald trump speaking about retribution and revenge, saying sometimes revenge can be justified. rachel scott covering the campaign. reporter: tonight, back on the campaign trail for the first time since he was convicted of 34 criminal counts, former president donald trump increasingly focused on revenge. i just went through a rigged trial in new york. [ booing ] reporter: in a series of interviews, trump implying that if he s re-elected he will seek payback against democrats, including joe biden.
Gallery. it s different from donald trump s trial where he had very little family present. how is that playing in the court of public opinion? first, it s important to understand that the bidens are not doing this for the court of public opinion. i will answer that question. this is just who the bidens are. you hear president biden talk about, my word as a biden and the biden family, and this is a family forged through tragedy and triumph. even when hunter s addiction became a political issue on the campaign trail, the only thing president biden said about it was, he spoke as a father, dealing with a son grappling with addiction, which is something millions of americans can understand. at that point, that was of marked contrast with former president trump and how he seemed to talk about these sorts of issues. you are seeing family loyalty,
Today. we re just now getting a look, at least a glimpse at what he may say and how he ll lay out that message specifically. our peter alexander standing by there at pointe du hoc as we await the president s arrival. peter, what are we learning in these excerpts that were just released? reporter: well, ana, first, let s just take you to this venue. it is really one of the most stunning, breathtaking backdrops where a president could ever deliver remarks, certainly given the backdrop of the conflicts that we re witnessing today, most notably russia s aggression toward ukraine. as you note, we did just from the white house receive some excerpts of what president biden s expected to say in the next few minutes. he will say as we gather here today, it s not just to honor those who showed such remarkable bravery that day, june 6th, 1944. it s to listen to the echo of their voices, to hear them because they are summoning us, president biden will say. they re asking us what we will do. they re not asking us to scale
Is expected to spread further. health officials say they anticipate more cases, and believe it is likely to be linked to a widely available food product. tests are ongoing to pinpoint the source. our health correspondent dominic hughesjoins us now. what s the latest? so, as you say, 113 cases so far, most of them in england but they are spread right across the uk and they affect people from the age of two into their 70s. most of the people who have got it our younger adults. because of this spread across the uk, this is why they think it is a nationally distributed food item, thatis nationally distributed food item, that is how the uk health security agency is describing it. so, trying to find the source of this outbrake works like this. first, the uk hsa has to make sure this is only one outbrake so they have been sequencing since the first cases developed at the end of may, sequencing the bacteria in labs so they are now back and it is all one strain of e. coli. then it really
Cnn spread plank of the standing by frehse and berlin. the first that s going to cnn s kayla tausche. she s in paris. failure. the president spoke get point to hook the cliffs scaled by american troops. very brave pave american troops on d-day exactly 80 years ago. what was his message well, if it was a forceful message made even more powerful by the imagery that surrounded the president today. bright blue skies, turquoise waters in the english channel. he was flanked by utah and omaha beaches where those d-day troops came ashore on june 6th. a top those cliffs that those army rangers scaled to secure those nazi artillery and overlook positions. and essentially represented the beginning of the end of world war ii. and president biden in his message today, said that those young men, those veterans, risks doll in 1944 and all he was asking, all they were asking the audience was just to remember why they did it. here s the president
Example, against critical infrastructure, water facilities in the u.s., france, poland, we re also seeing a lot of arson in europe against eastern europe, against industrial facilities that look to have some of them at least russian finger prints on them. those are things that are dangerous, those were considered a red line by biden, back when he met with putin in geneva three years ago in the days of the russian cyber attacks on the colonial pipeline. there are already things that are happening that are much more dangerous between the united states, between nato, and the world s largest nuclear power, putin s russia. ian bremmer, thank you very much. i appreciate the context. much needed context in moments like these. sure. coming up, what happened to bring the hunter biden trial to an early end today? first, though what s driving some latino democrats to consider voting for donald trump in november. in entertainment