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personnel situated throughout southern california, and we put forward that emergency declaration, localism is determine nif, and it's not just local elected officials but neighbors helping neighbors, checking in on seniors and the most vulnerable. making sure those that are served know what's going on and what to expect. we're just walking into this. i left and i'll close, i left from palm springs and city hall, meeting with the mayor and others, and there wasn't a drop coming from the sky. as soon as we got to san bernardino, they reported flooding at that same site, and the most significant rainfall over a 60-minute period any time in the history of palm springs. that's how quickly this system is moving. take nothing for grant it. if you think boy, the skies are clear and i can go out on a long jog or walk, just be cautious.
where do you see nato standing right now? >> i think the summit has overall been a success. you look at turkey changing position and backing sweden, grant it for a lot of concessions, but that was something jake sullivan, the national security adviser before the summit said he wasn't sure if it was going to happen. that's huge. then you look at all the new funding promises by different countries and the arms that are going to come from france and germany. the united states hasn't really gotten a ton of criticism for agreeing to give ukraine cluster munitions, too, which is something that most of those allies don't support. so overall, i would say that even the quibble yesterday with zelenskyy, that might have even been bad translation. his response to a question because it was cleaned up pretty quickly, and you look at zelenskyy tweeting an hour ago about what a success he found the summit to be and his satisfaction with the results. >> and there we see the president of president
you had gross negligence. in president trump's case, allegedly, it would be willful. we'll see if the special counsel can prove it. as far as why we should care about it, these laws exist for a reason. these classified documents, we don't know what was in them, but possible if the information were released, it would compromise u.s. national security interests. they're classified for a reason. grant it, we overclassify too many documents in the united states government, but the documents reported to be at issue here are right at the heart of the core items that we as a society and the government and the nation need to keep secret. those obligations have to be taken seriously. >> all right. thanks to both of you. a brand new cnn poll dropped just moments ago shows major warning signs for joe biden in his effort to get re-elected. plus, a new turn in ukraine's battle for bakhmut with the russian mercenary wagner group claiming it's leaving town. and sentencing of a far right oath keepers was sentenced hours
a charge that is years old and even some legal experts say is perhaps not all that strong. there are likely other criminal investigations andcoming, and i think it will be an entirely different matter for republicans to stand by him with such fervor if the fulton county district attorney charged him with election interference or the special counsel does with matters over classified documents, obstruction of justice in particular for january 6th. >> as somebody who's covered him for a long time, i wonder how you read what he did last night, and i'll just pull back the curtain to the extent i'll say another anchor on this network and i had a disagreement this morning about how we saw it. grant it, we were not like vaughn in the room, but did he seem to you like the donald trump of old, the energized fighter? was he a little subdued? was he somebody who didn't have anything new to say, but even at that, maybe the thought is if it ain't broke don't fix it what was your read on last night? settle our disagreement.
$500,000 towards donating state of the arm limbs. >> utilizing that prosthesis for daily function, stuff we take for grant it, becomes exponentially harder. >> reporter: he's learning how to get his new arm to lift. alexander moving without a cane or crutches. the first time the 34-year-old has done that in half a year. what are you thinking right now? >> he's very excited and full of emotions and he's really happy that he has this. >> reporter: the most complex limb going to dimitro, a motorized full leg. a little trickier to master, but within minutes, smiling, he says, because it's all more than he expected. he was a sniper in the ukrainian army, and he makes one thing clear, no translator needed. you're going back to the fight? >> yes. >> reporter: he won't go back to that job. but corcoran is
driven into flooded areas thinking it was safe and caught in their cars. people trapped in their homes, not heeding our evacuation orders and warnings. people need to pay attention. we have lost, what, 20 lives now since this event has started back in the end of december. >> at one point today, there were more than 30,000 customers in california out of power. as you mentioned earlier, more than 25 million people under a flood watch. so this is not over yet. grant it, we californians have been hoping for precipitation to help with the drought. but as i spoke to one of the residents here, he says he wishes it was more spread out, pamela. >> we have to go from one extreme to another. thanks so much. and you are in the "cnn newsroom" on a saturday. up next, what joe biden's classified document trouble means for his political future. will he run for re-election and how would that impact him?
members feel about kevin mccarthy, that's all you need to deal. the reality is that they don't like him, they did not want him for the job, nobody else stood to take it, no one would take it. jim jordan was like, i don't want it. steve scalise was like, i will wait my turn. so yes, i guess if you win by default after 15 ballots, after all of the money that you raised four candidates, and you think because you raise the money that they like you and want you for your leader, then yes, this is what it looks like. so, to charlize important points, there are a lot of rose that we are going to go down in which they are not just potholes, they are caverns, these huge caverns of problems for the speaker. because you cannot buy that kind of loyalty, it does not work like that, it just does not, it never has. everyone knows his aspirations from the very beginning where
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to defend both our institution and our people. he went on to, say generations to come will think of him in these officers and thank them for his service. >> i want to try to get through this without crying. president biden marked the second in adversary of the january 6th attack by awarding 14 people, including capitol police officer harry dunn, with the presidential citizens medal for their his efforts defending the capitol and protecting the integrity of the 2020 presidential election. joining me now is capitol police officer harry dunn, author of the forthcoming book, standing my. grant it capitol police officers fight for accountability and good trouble. officer don, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. >> good to be, here thanks for having. me >> you have your middle with. you tell me what it was like to get that honor from president biden, and you hear his words
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