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newton. ahead on cnn newsroom, the head first lady tested positive for covid-19, all speak to a doctor about the new variant. russia looks to north korea for arms, kim jong-un may meet with vladimir putin to seal a weapon steel. and, another race to avoid a government shutdown. lawmakers have just days to reach a deal about the federal budget. live from cnn center this is cnn newsroom with paula newton. and we do begin here in the united states where first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. now, the white house says she is currently experiencing only mild symptoms and will remain at biden s home in delaware. however, president joe biden has tested negative for the virus, both were in delaware for the labor day weekend and an official tells cnn that there are no changes to the presidents schedule at this time. the president is scheduled to depart for the g20 summit in india later this week. meantime, this covid cases increase right across the united st ....
former american three star general mix of that and other key developments in the war. plus, is it basil ready? the exodus is now on from the morning man doesn t, we re tens of thousands have been stranded by a plague of mud. good evening, john berman here in for anderson, we begin this labor day evening with a picnic presidential politics and polling. they all came together today and new hampshire. some republican candidates all something at the same picnic, and new polling that s no picnic for all but donald trump. it matters, the experts say, because that s when voters really start paying attention. this is attention getting. trump now has the race nearly two himself. 59 support, 59% suppt from republicans. his nearest rival, ron desantis, now 46 points behind. as for a potential trump, biden, matchup in the general election, it is 40 39 with 3% for two third party candidates, and a large number 17% undecided. head to head without third parties and voters forced to ch ....
united states is a no kill state eventually by the year 2025. roughly 10% of animals that are entering america s shelters are probably too sick to be saved. so it s that 90% bench mark that we re after. and you think it s possible? absolutely. are you showing off? yeah. from rescuing man s best friend to serving humanity itself, there are countless people out there quietly making a difference. i hope the stories we shared with you tonight inspire you to become a champion for change as well. i m dr. sanjay gupta. thanks for watching. - welcome to the enchanted, seldom visited wonderland of asturias. that s in spain, if you didn t know, and, of course, because it s spain, i did not come here alone. - [laughs] - i came here with a good friend, great chef. he s a complicated man. nobody understands him but his woman. and i m not talking about john shaft. shut your mouth. i m talking about josé andrés. - yeah, another beer. um, wide. shit, anthony s waiting ....
including former president trump. and the weaponization of the doj. republican lawmakers calling what they are doing oversight. and oversight is important nobody who s in charge. those changes like this that raise questions about their definition of the term. do you support more crime? do i support more? crime no i don t. attorney garland today before the house judiciary committee, it was not the only confrontation or the sharpest more now from cnn s sara murray. attorney general merrick garland squaring off against his toughest republican critics on capitol hill today. the fix is in. even with the face saving indictment last week of hunter biden, everybody knows the fixes. in i am not the president s lawyer. i will add, i am not congresses prosecutor. republicans and house judiciary committee hounding garland for details about the criminal investigation into hunter biden, after his plea deal imploded in july he was indicted last week in connection with ....
survival of their nation. it s also about the survival of their identity. their language, their culture. a big part of that culture is ballet. some dancers stayed in ukraine and continued to perform even with limited audiences and constant air raid sirens. but others made the hard choice to leave and continue with their training. a group of about 60 dancers found their way to the netherlands, where they joined the united ukrainian ballet. every dancer in that company is a refugee. they perform non-russian ballets all over the world, and they plan to keep on doing that, showing the world the power and beauty of ukrainian ballet and why their culture is worth protecting. cnn s christiane amanpour traveled to the netherlands and to ukraine to meet with this extraordinary group of dancers and watch them as they fight the war in their own way. i m rolling. yeah, that s great. okay, guys, let s go. from the beginning of the war i began to think should i go to milita ....