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counts will impact his base that supports him there and we also know there are never trumper's and people get about provided no matter what, number one whether we see black voters continue to stick with biden or if we see as polls have shown more black voters especially black male voters switch and vote for trump that could be a population that could make or break and providing especially in the key states and another thing how rfk junior factors into all of this. we've seen there is healthy support for independent candidate and we see it as a protest vote so depending on how the people whether there trump supporters otherwise were biden supporters who end up casting their vote for rfk junior come november could be a huge determining factor. trey: i want to pick on something that staff made reference to. i'm not good" james carville has
moved back to normal operations because water pressure returned to the hospital after several water main breaks in the area where repaired the hospital also said ambulances have resumed normal service as well, although they will continue to provide bottled water to patients, visitors, and staff, because there's still a boil advisory in the city rafael romo cnn, a phantom inflation has dealt a heavy blow to the cuban peso. >> some residents can't afford the cost of milk or eggs and others can't get the cash sitting in their own bank accounts cnn's patrick oppmann has more on cuba's deepening economic crisis in a country of seemingly endless leinz these are perhaps the most frustrating people waiting to get money their money a government run banks the leinz are long and there's no guarantee that by the time they get to the front, there'll be any cash left because you know
hospital also said ambulances have resumed normal service as well, although they will continue to by bottled water to patients, visitors, and staff, because there's still a boil advisory in the city. rafael romo, cnn, a phantom us congresswoman sheila jackson lee, announced on sunday that she's been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer that democratic representative from texas were afield than news in a statement on social media. then you search here, had confidence in her doctor's treatment plan and chin tends to remain in office while she fights. but disease, lee has represented her texas district, which includes the city of houston since 1995 now silicon, the us is waiting for hamas to respond to a peace proposal. they hope will end the conflict. divide report next. plus north korea says it's suspending as barrage are trying actually leans against south korea. but soul is threatening a response regardless i'm thinking if
midtown atlanta forced to turn away patients. they brought in thousands of tanks of water for the cooling towers as well as bottled water. >> how has it been detrimental to the hospital? >> it's been an extreme challenge both for our staff and our patients. >> georgia aquarium said it would be closed because of the outage. it forced the delay of megan thee stallion's concert. >> i'm not mad at that. i'm mad at the circumstances. >> reporter: a dangerous and massive mess with no immediate end in sight. >> that was nbc's george solis with that report. we turn now to mexico where history was made overnight in that country's presidential election. claudia sheinbaum is now set to become mexico's first female president. she will also be the first mexican president of jewish heritage. early results show that sheinbaum, a climate scientist and the former ma i yore of
operate. atlanta mayor andrei dickens apologized for the water crisis over the weekend can say in that city crews are doing everything possible to bring it to an ad he also said, the city is getting help from the state of georgia we have declared a state of emergency in the city of atlanta to allow us to access to access resources in an expedited fashion we've been working with the georgia department of emergency management and we appreciate the support from the state and kate, we've also heard from emory university hospital, midtown, which allows it has moved back to normal operations because water pressure returned to the hospital after several water main breaks in the area where repair the hospital said ambulances have resumed normal services. well, although they will continue to provide bottled water to patients and visitors there's and staff because there's still a boil
him to try to express the rationale behind some of the decisions that he made. >> dana: nichole malliotakis from staten island, congresswoman and she is on this committee. she was on "fox & friends" first this morning. listen here. >> we're uncovering a lot of discrepancies what dr. fauci told the committee and what other staff members have told the committee. we're trying to get to the bottom of the accountability. who is lying to this committee and committing perjury and responsible for the destruction of government records. whose idea was it to use a personal g-mail instead of using government email to avoid freedom of information laws. that's what we're trying to uncover. >> dana: there is that and that also gets to the other question which is how did this originate in the first place? i think he will get a lot of questions about the funding of the lab in wuhan where it looks like a lot of people, democrats and republicans on this committee are looking at saying the evidence is pointing us to a
years. the scale of the effort to evade foia by some at the national institution of allergy and infectious diseases that's surprised even me. they were among your most senior and trusted staff at an agency you led for nearly 40 years and worked for you for decades. calendar shows you met with them multiple times a week during the pandemic and co-authored dozens of papers with dr. morens and directly imply indicates you, even the head of the naiad foia office was in on some of this conspiracy. my colleagues on the other side love the say we're always talking about conspiracy. when the facts lead you that your agency was involved in some form of a conspiracy related to covid origins, we have to follow those facts. it is hard to believe that all of this occurred without your knowledge and/or approval.
some of their grievances with him before an audience and before of course, the american public now democrats are arguing that this is just a rehashing of conspiracy theories. they say that republicans had been trying to put out there for years now, they argue that dr. fauci has done nothing wrong, that he did not lie about the origins of covid, that he was not responsible for the origin genes have covid. in fact, they released a new staff report this morning on capitol hill, laying out a rebuttal of those republican talking points. here was representative jamie raskin earlier this morning this investigation of dr. fauci shows that he is an honorable public servant, committed to the public health, and he is not a comic book supervillain. >> he did not fund research to create the covid-19 pandemic. he did not lie to congress about gain of function research which in wu han, and he did not
dr. moren's actions regard eco health or his emails. it is important to point out for the record that despite his title and helpful to me in writing scientific paper dr. morens was not an advisor to me on institute policy or other substantive issues. at niaid we had weekly executive committee meetings of the institute leadership and daily morning meetings of my immediate staff. to the best of my recollection, he attended neither of these. furthermore, his office is located in a different building from that of the niaid director. finally, in a majority staff memorandum of may 22, 2024, there is a statement quote, dr. fauci may have conducted official business by a personal email, unquote. let me state for the record that to the best of my knowledge i
what a tenure this was, michael. i just want -- shall we give it a listen? stand by one second. >> participate in today's hearings for the purposes of questions and give three minute opening statements. without objection pursuant to clause 4a3a of house resolution five and clause 2j2c of house rule 11 the chair may recognize staff of the subcommittee for questions equal periods of time not to exceed 30 minutes. pursuant to rule 7 d mr. jordan and mr. moskowitz may participate in today's hearing for the purposes of questions. i would like to remind members that the issues we're debating today are important ones. members feel deeply about. while vigorous disagreement is part of the legislative process, members are reminded that we