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today the biden administration's executive action to limit the number of border crossings officially took ifect. it shuts down most asylum requests once daily encounters pass a certain threshold. some of this is similar to actions taken by president trump. the deputy director of the aclu's immigrant rights project who successfully sued some of trump's policies said it was illegal when trump did it and it is no less illegal now. joining me is the deputy director of the aclu. lee, great to see you. let me just first, if it was illegal then and illegal now, is the aclu going to file a lawsuit? >> we are going to sue for sure. the time sergeant in the works. but that will definitely happen. >> i want to get your thoughts
is coming. >> she had wanted a televised trial to start on august 4th, but that is not happening. a georgia appeals court putting a stop to the trial while a panel of judges decides whether willis should be disqualified. trump's legal team wants her out because of her romantic relationship with a top prosecutor on the case. now, the appeals court is not even scheduled to hear arguments on that part of it until october just weeks before election day, which makes it almost certain that there will not be a trial before in-person voters head to the polls in november. >> and we have for breaking news this our judge, aileen cannon in florida handing trump a victory in the mar-a-lago documents case. >> this time she is agreeing to hold a sprawling hearing on a whole host of topics. >> trump's requests to get rid of jack smith altogether, his appointment, his trump's requests to have evidence found at mar-a-lago thrown out. all of that now, she's going to have a hearing about in a moment. i'm going to speak to trump's former white house lawyer, ty cobb. >> but first, we want to begin, ms sara marie outfront live in
starship had hill once we get the hot staging, a lot of things happen all at once. simultaneously. we're going to light the engines on the ship, starting with the our backs first and then the three centers level engines before were separated. all of that exhaust gets plumed out the side of the hot stage. and then the ship will separate itself all but the three center engines. mr. going to shut down the booster never stops its thrust while we go through this hot stage maneuver. >> after that, the booster is going to do it's flipped, start heading back and then the ship will be on its own power on its way to space. so that should be coming up in just about 30 seconds from now as according to go as of now, at least on plan kristin fisher just explain to us where we are in the starliner. >> now, they're gonna progression here. this is the fourth launch of this vehicle
and now, of course, it is time for a look_ and now, of course, it is time for a look at _ and now, of course, it is time for a look at the — and now, of course, it is time for a look at the weather. _ and now, of course, it is time for a look at the weather.— and now, of course, it is time for a look at the weather. here is tomasz schafernaker. _ hello, thanks forjoining me. it's been a day of sunshine and showers, with the most frequent showers across scotland today. how about tomorrow? more of the same. a keen north—westerly breeze, sunny spells and, once again, scattered showers. and in fact, over the last few days, the weather has been generally coming in from the northern climes. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see the motion of the cloud all streaming in from the north—west, iceland and the norwegian sea. so, more of the same — through tonight as well. if anything, these showers will become more frequent across the north—west of scotland through the small hours of friday morning. but elsewhere, generally clear and really quite chilly in towns and cities. temperatures early on friday morning will be around 7 degrees, but outside of town, in the countryside, it could be as low as 3 or 4. so, definitely a nip in the air first thing on friday. but a lot of sunshine from the word go, i think,
stormed the beaches of nazi occupied france during world war ii. and they're successful landing that day marked a major turning point that ultimately led to germany's defeat the following year. now, at years later, biden met with some of the last remaining u.s. veterans who fought on d-day. all of them are around 100-years-old now, in his remarks, the president stressed the importance of defending democracy and he warned about the threats that it's facing around the world cnn's arlette saenz is joining us now, live from the white house are lead but also the presidency and his comments law briana, president biden really sought to draw a direct connection between the brave and heroic acts of those allied forces on the beaches of normandy, just 80 years ago today, with the ongoing fight and allied support for ukraine in its war against russia. >> a 180 american world war ii, veterans were on hand today, made the journey to normandy
normandy where he delivered a speech focused on the importance of alliances, drawing direct comparisons between nazi germany and the threats facing western democracies today we know the dark forces that these heroes fought against 80 years ago they never fete aggression and greed the desire to dominate and control to change borders by force these are perennial the struggle between a dictatorship and freedom is unending now, before his speech, president biden spent the morning meeting with u.s. veterans, including 101-year-old jake larson. you see him there in that picture? maybe you saw larson on our d-day special on sunday maybe, you know, him from tiktok, just follow at story time with papa jake larson stormed the beaches on d-day and he returned today. two honor the friends he lost i don't think, i was a hero i was just like anybody else. we
uncertain, the cutlery foreign ministry spokesman actually just said that as of now, they have yet to receive an official response from hamas. jake. >> all right. jeremy diamond, thanks so much for joining us now to discuss from paris with hardware admiral john kirby, the white house national security communications adviser, admiral kirby, good to see. you. will get to this situation in gaza in a moment, but you are in france to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. as a veteran what does it mean to you? to participate in these events, to meet these heroes whose numbers are sadly dwindling. and two, honore, the service members who, who, who literally gave their lives for freedom and democracy i tell you jake i got thicken the throat today. i had never had the opportunity to go to one of those anniversaries at normandy. and this was my first time. not my first time to the cemetery, but first time for an anniversary and seeing those veterans talking to them, i sat down before the ceremony. i had a chance to sit down at a table with four or five of them and
it is extraordinarily scary times in the united states of america. >> we'll get to this in a little more detail later. even in every appearance before congress that the danger to this country has never been as loud as it is right now. it's never been this bad as what he's saying. a lot of it has to be where a lot of these illegal immigrants are common, iran and syria, tens of thousands, china and russia and egypt, afghanistan and yemen in kazakhstan. i would argue that it's inevitable now, we have terror cells that joe biden is allowed into this country in the country is going to get hit. those cops shot and the he has blood on his hand, any attack on this country i blame biden and he we'll have blood on his hands and he has failed this country needs failed in his duties as commander-in-chief and that is to secure our border and prevent
we're barely on drag right now, delivered off at 10:52 a.m. eastern from cape canaveral, florida. cnn's kristin fisher, is there for us and cape canaveral. okay. are we go for launch? what's the latest you're hearing right now, kristen? >> kate, as of now, we are go for launch just three hours and 17 minutes away from liftoff. the weather is looking great. none of the wind that we were dealing with during the last launch attempt on saturday. they've also fixed the pesky ground computer that actually caused the scrub on saturday, just three minutes and 50 seconds before lifting off. and now those two astronauts, butch wilmore and sandi williams are all suited up and driving in the astro van? yes. that's what it's called the astro van on their way to the launchpad and over the last two days since that rob well, they've been waiting for the united launch
milwaukee. she's holding out hope that he picks nikki haley. she believes that could help win over some suburban republican women voters like her. she's largely an independent, but as voted republican in the past. so john, for all of these big moments, there are still a few more to come. so a summer of uncertainty, no doubt we will see where this race goes, but it's frozen in time as of now, but wisconsin is key to victory for either man jeff, did you break it to her that the fig is not likely to be nikki haley we will let the former president makes its own that's who knows john who knows. she knows it would be a long-shot jeff zeleny, great report. >> great to see this work. thank you very much. >> okay. that's and jeff zeleny version of no comment all right. another concern for voters that we've heard throughout the presidential election is the age and mental fitness of both candidates well, now on a new article from the wall street journal headline behind closed doors, biden shows signs of slipping the article highlights