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want an intelligence damage assessment. and some republicans are digging into a new tactic to question whether the documents are actually that sensitive. we're on top of all of the latest. plus, a federal judge ruled that republican senator lindsey graham must testify in georgia's investigation of trump's efforts to overturn the election. graham's attorney has asked the judge to quash his subpoena. we will have more on that. and barricades lining the headquarters here in washington, d.c. as as the agency faces an unprecedented number of threats. let's begin with the mar-a-lago sea...

Permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. if you think it's hot now, a new study says it's about to get a lot hotter. the study concluding that more than 100 million americans will be impacted by an extreme heat belt by the middle of the century, 30 years from now. we're talking about a heat index above 125 degrees fahrenheit. cnn meteorologist tom seder is here. k >> in years past they've looked at other areas ...

Showing us what we have not learned. this study concluding essentially that the entire world sun prepared for the next pandemic. not a single country scored well on the global health security index. the average score for preparedness was about 38.9, and that is really unchanged since 2019. just think about that. the u.s., if you're wondering, scored just under 76. >> maybe we're just so overwhelmed with this one, it's hard to think about the next one. >> alexandria field, thank you. joining us now, dr. zeke emanuel. he was white house health policy adviser and one of the architects of obamac...

For something i think was a section ago. in the control room, but i believe we have a version of that when the hidden file that was found on the republican mapmaker's a deceased republican mapmaker, basically the whole point of the citizenship thing was how you could essentially draw more republican districts. >> you've got to wonder how and whether that weighed on chief justice john roberts. he cares about the reputation of the court. it's difficult for him to okay i an plan whether he one of the architects was saying this was about mam mizing. >> here it is up here. don't you think the disco...

Nap frequently may be at greater risk of type 2 diabetes than those who don't. a study who annalized 20,000 chinese adults 50 or over and those who napped four to six times a week were 36% more likely to have the disease. it means that you, perhaps if you are napping a lot, you may have diabetes as opposed to napping causing diabetes. researchers say america's health care system could save $73 billion a year if we all just cut our salt intake by about 10%. the stanford university study concluding if that happened today nearly a million fatal strokes and heart attacks could be prevented among...