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criticism grows over israel's military actions shims in rafah, or following these major developing stories and many more, it's all coming in right here to cnn, new central the 2024 campaign really in full swing today was in a biden is in the battleground state of wisconsin. >> you speaking right now about the economy from this critical state that he won narrowly four years ago. these are live pictures coming mean to us right now. we're biden will highlight a 3 microsoft investment in an ai facility that could create thousands of jobs. he's also using this appearance to score political points juxtaposing the announcement with former president trump's promise to create 13,000 jobs at a foxconn factory at this very soon same site back in 2018, it's a promise that really want unfulfilled, but will the new

investment and the contrast with the previous president held biden one over voters who are skeptical of his handling of the economy. seen in chief national affairs corresponding geoff zelenskyy in milwaukee jeff, you've been talking to voters. what do people want to hear from the president jessica there's no. >> doubt the importance of wisconsin to the reelection roadmap for president biden. it's his fourth visit to wisconsin just this year. >> but he is going to be talking about the investment that microsoft is making in racine county just a bit south of me here. >> of course this is a critical part of his rebuilding his hopeful victory effort here in wisconsin. but the job piece of it is something the president really is trying to focus. wisconsin. iyad san, inflation of course, is at the center of everyone's kitchen table there gas bills, et cetera. so the president is trying to show that his it had been ration is actually having economic achievements. >> but one voter we talked to who lives just outside this area where the plant will be

built. he talked about just a whip san nature of wisconsin and how anxious he is about the economy can you feel that like how closely of a divided state it is? >> oh, absolutely. it's just creating a lot of anxiety for everybody just tremendous anxiety. >> yeah. no matter what side of the spectrum you're on two of the most unfavorable candidates that maybe we've ever and so yeah, i think i think we need some new blood so president biden is trying to ease some of those anxieties by talking about job creation and there will be many jobs created at this plant, construction jobs in the short term, but also many other jobs in the long term. >> and certainly, as you said, president biden is taking a specific aim at a former project that former president donald trump announced back in 2017. they never came to fruition at all. of course, that underlies the challenge here for all presidents, they

make these announcements sometimes the announcements are not completed, the president hopes enough people will focus on his economic achievements. but again, the question, inflation versus job creation, and hadn't voters feel these achievements in their own pocketbooks? >> and jeh, the turnout of black voters specifically where you are in milwaukee could really be key when it comes to bite and looking for a repeat here in 2024, tell us what he's doing because he is trying to court that vote. he's made eating with black voters today he will be he'll be meeting it a community center in racine after this announcement, really going out in the community talking to some volunteers and some organizers who he is going to rely on to really reach their friends and neighbors. >> and there is a big divide between the age range of black voters there's older black voters have been very supportive of this president. younger voters across the board, particularly voters of color, have been more skeptical

a variety of reasons for that. but there is a sense of his economic policies for as big as they are, the billion-dollar plans of building bridges and roads aren't the same necessarily as so stimulus checks that were sent out during the trump administration. so talking to organizers here, they say that is something this white house must convey that he is doing sobeh academic progress and good for voters of all ages and of course, the gaza war also playing a deep role in voters of color. their skepticism of the president. so he's facing all that when he meets with the voters this afternoon. >> some had wednesday overcome. all right. jack zell, any force in milwaukee? thanks so much for that reporting and a quick programming note tonight on out front, erin burnett exclusive one-on-one interview with president biden he sits down with our colleague to talk about the economy and its plans. if he wins a second term, that interview again, airing tonight at seven eastern right here on cnn. and the president is onstage right now, just moments ago, he went after his opponent, donald trump and

his promises and wisconsin from six years ago, let's listen or countries proud manufacturing, legacy we had infrastructure day every week, every week for four years, didn't build a thing hey administration promised to $10,000,000,000 investment by foxconn, new manufacturing complex create 13,000 new jobs in, fact, he came here with your senator ron johnson literally holding a golden shovel promising to build the eighth wonder of the world are you kidding me look what happened they dug a hole those golden shovels, and then they fell into it they didn't shovel other dirt they did shovel some der 100 homes or boat were bulldozed their wages a hundreds of millions of dollars. your state and local tax dollars. the promise a

project that never happened foxconn turned out to be just that a comm go figure. you just four years and his administration instead of creating 13,000 jobs in re-see my predecessor now 100,000 manufacturing jobs rather than creating thousand manufacturing jobs left at 5,005 haiti, 3,500 total jobs left wisconsin during my predecessors term but that's not on my watch. we're determined to turn it around thus far since you've come to office with graded and with the governors and leadership, we created over 178,000 jobs in wisconsin. we're going to create more here in racine and big time a big pitch there from president biden, his fourth trip to wisconsin so far this year, and he talked about falling into a whole wisconsin can kind of provide the hole

that a candidate falls into. >> it has been very narrow, trump winning by only 20 23,000 votes in 2016 against hillary clinton. by investing trump by just 21,020, 20. so it is going to be very narrow as he makes this pitch such a teeny margin there was causing always simply go into a college football game. it's like that many that means i'm old today we are learning new details about trump defense attorneys shifting their strategy and that man, manhattan hush money trial sources close to the former president tell us the defense now plans to go longer than originally expected during their cross-examination. yeah. we're told that they plan to ask daniels additional questions to help protect the former president. is reputation after she took the stand yesterday and recounted salacious details about their alleged sexual encounter in 2006. we have seen in correspondent kara spinel, who has been in the courtroom every day of the trial and kara trump's team worked hard to undermine daniels credibility yesterday, what should we be

expecting when it comes? comes to that tomorrow? >> well, brianna and just sky, i think we're going to see more of this same when they resume their cross-examination, they had about 90 minutes of cross widths. stormy daniels yesterday, and their main focus was to try to undermine her credibility and her motivation. so the initial one of the initial questions out of the gate was you hate donald trump, don't you? daniel's agreed? yes, she did. she was asked, do you want to see him in jail? she said, i want to seeing held accountable, but if found guilty, absolutely so really hammering in on that, they also focused on her motivation, saying that she wanted to sell her story and trump's attorney, susan niclas, was peppering her with questions. here's one exchange i want to read to you the defense attorney asked my question was you've been making money by claiming to have had sex with president trump for more than a decade. right? daniel said, i have been making money by telling my story about what happened to me the attorney, and that story in essence is that you say you had sex with president trump, right? danielle said yes. and she asked again, and that story has

made you a lot of money, right? daniel said, it is also cost me a lot of money. so we're expecting to have that continue. and one of the reasons why the defense attorney said that they need or they plan to spend time across examining daniels is because of the breadth of detail that prosecutors brought out about stormy daniels encounter der the former president in the hotel room where daniel said that they had sex and just the kind of the scope of all those questions trump's attorneys say that they want to ask more about that and they wanted challenge some inconsistent statements that they say daniels has had over time in which they alleged she has changed her story, jess, briana, and karan, why did the judge warn the defence over president trump's behavior during stormy daniels testimony, what was going on there well, stormy daniels was testifying and talking about her conversations with trump in the hotel room donald trump had mouth some things with his mouth, some kind of word. it was not audible to us in the courtroom. but during a break,

the judge had brought the attorneys up to the bench. so he said this in a sidebar so we couldn't hear it at the time. we only learn it afterwards when we got the transcript. >> but the judge had said to him, i understand that your client is upset at this point, but he is cursing audibly and he is shaking his head visually and that's contemptuous. >> it has the potential to intimidate the way fitness and the jury can see that the judge had asked trump's attorney to speak with donald trump about this. and then after we returned from a break, he asked trump's lawyer, todd blanche, did you speak with your client and blend said that he had we then did not see any apparent gestures or any other kind of reaction from trump throughout the day? he heated the judges warning at this point so far in the trial all right qarrah canal, obviously very interesting moments to continue to talk about here. >> thank you. >> let's talk more about this with cnn senior legal analysts elie honig. >> always great to have you on and get your analysis of things.

>> sources telling cnn that trumps legal team is shifting its strategy planning and more more extensive cross-examinatio n of daniels that they need to in order to help protect trump's reputation. after she repeatedly raised the possibility that the sexual encounter was not consensual. >> do you agree that the defense team needs to do this i don't. jessica longer is certainly not always better, especially when it comes to cross-examination, the best cross-examination is direct. it's efficient, it's right to the key points. and i think they started to do that yesterday, i think as a carriages it's laid out. i think they punched substantial holes and stormy daniels motivation and stormy daniels credibility. i would continue with that. i would continue to confront her with prior inconsistent statements that you've made and she has. i would continue to point out her personal animus hatred for donald trump. i would continue to point out her financial motives, but i don't think by drawing this out over a longer period of time, it would make a cross-examination any more effective sheerly for the length of it and is there a

chance? and what kinds of leyen they have to walk as they go through cross-examination, you're dealing with a witness who has been put in a very voting horrible positions. >> they're sharing very vulnerable deep intimate details about something that happened to them. >> yeah, i think that's exactly right. >> it's a tricky balance for lawyers to find where on the one hand you do want to expose the witnesses biases. the witnesses lack of credibility, but you never want to risk being seen by a jury as bullying a witness and i think while stormy daniels testimony had some aspects that were problematic for both sides, i do think she's probably a sympathetic, relatable human being for the jury. and so i would be very wary of overdoing it, of being seen to brow beat her or even to go after her personally, you can undermine her motives. you can undermine your credibility in a very professional, straightforward way. without having to tear her down as a human being. and i think that's the sweet spot that you want to aim for the intensity of the differences cross kinda previewed

potentially testimony of another star witness, really a witness. >> a lot of this hinges on as well, michael colon does the prosecution's case live and die by his testimony how much of a linchpin is he going to be i think it will live and die with michael cohen. >> yeah, this is a brisk warm-up for what we're going to see either later this week or early next week when michael we expect michael cohen to take the stand. here's why michael cohen's testimony is so important. to this point. i think prosecutors have done an efficient, solid workman like job of establishing the basic fundamentals that they have to show. but there's still is a missing link which is directly tying donald trump to knowledge of the reimbursement scheme. the way that michael cohen was paid back in 2017 with this series of checks and that it was it's done intentionally to try to cover up the hush money payments. we have a lot of documents and testimony around that point. and as that has made that point more plausible for the jury. but michael cohen, it now appears quite clear is going to be the only person who's going to say directly donald trump knew what was going on. perhaps i

discussed it with him. he was in on it. he was in on the falsification. and so what the prosecution has been trying to do, and i think with some effectiveness is sort of narrow the gap that michael cohen is going to have to take the jury over and whether he stands up, with the point will be told ultimately on cross-examination, i think this cross of stormy daniels is a good warm-up and preview of what we're going to see all right, more to come. court resumes tomorrow. elie honig. always great to see you. thanks so much so it come this afternoon, a new round of strikes on gaza. this ends the us holds off on sending a shipment of bombs to israel over concerns of their potential use in raffa plus new fallout from a cnn investigation into what happened during the 2021 attack outs side of the kabul airport. they claimed the lives of 13 us service men and women lawmakers now demanding answers from defense secretary boyd austin and tiktok suing the us government coming up to social media giants, knew move to avoid a nationwide ban stay was

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hamas is a legitimate, legitimate war, a war that has to be conducted. >> it has to be conducted in accordance international humanitarian law and the laws of armed conflict. we maintain that that is what we're doing, but we are determined to get rid of hamas. hamas have to go israel has been conducting airstrikes in eastern raffa and hospital sources tells cnn that at least 35 people have died in those including a four month old baby israel had previously ordered people to evacuate a senior un staffer says, over the past two days, about 50,000 people have done so. seeing a national security correspondent natasha bertrand joins us now with details on the shipment in touch to the secretary of defense confirming this shipment was delayed yeah. >> jessica and testimony to the senate earlier today, secretary austin did confirm that the us has put a hold on shipments of some of those very high payload munitions, including those 2000 pound bombs that you mentioned. he said that the us is doing

this within the context of unfolding operations in raffa, making sure that these really is have a plan for getting civilians out of there before the us decides whether it's going to continue to send these books bombs that israel has been using to really devastating effect elsewhere in gaza. here's a bit of what he told the senate earlier today. >> again, i think we haven't made any decisions. we did pause as we re-evaluated some of the security assistance that we're providing now, you saw some protesters interrupting him there, but the bottom line is that this is a pause that could be temporary. >> the us of course, has the discretion to decide to continue these shipments if and when israel provides the us widths a credible explanation for how they're going to move all of these 1 million plus palestinian civilians out of southern gaza out of that area in rafah where israel has

indicated that it wants to conduct a large-scale operation to eliminate the remaining he didn't come off battalions there. this review of these weapons shipments to israel apparently began in april when these really began making clear that they did plan to go interoffice something that the us has repeatedly warned them against doing. and remains to be seen whether this is some kind of wholesale policy change whereby the us is going to start using the leverage and influence it has over military support to israel to try to influence israel's up behavior on the battery bill field for now though they're taking a beat there waiting to see just what israel decides when it comes to pursuing that operation inside raffa all right. >> and tosh bertrand force. at the pentagon. thanks so much for that reporting let's talk more about this now with democratic congressman jared moscowitz of florida. he is on the house oversight and foreign affairs committee. sir. thank you for taking the time to be with us today. your reaction just first to the us pausing shipment and of these bigger bombs to israel no, thanks.

>> thanks for having me. yeah. look, it is also arch of posturing and messaging that's going on publicly for right now. we were hoping that we would get a cease fire. i think that's what the american people were hoping. i think a ceasefire is needed in the region in exchange for the release. so hostages, but unfortunately, hamas continues to not to agree to the cease-fire on the table. in fact, they sent out ceasefire propaganda yesterday that allowed the world absorbed, which it was completely false obviously, the hope is that the operation in raffa is very limited. but obviously there needs to be additional pressure on hamas two agreed to a cease fire. and all of this posturing that's going on. unfortunately, just it continues to relieve hamas of any pressure to agree to a ceasefire when you say posturing, do you mean withholding 2000 pound bombs? >> do you see that as posturing yeah. >> i mean, look, as we know, right? every country that's talking to israel, right?

sometimes they say things publicly versus what's going on behind the scenes. i mean, the president has been clear that so far are the limited operation in raffa. it does not cross or read line. the white house put that statement out. so if it hasn't crossed a red line, i don't know why we would be pausing any weapons. we need to get to with ceasefire as fast as possible. we need to make sure we're getting humanitarian aid in as fast as possible for the innocent palestinians to make sure that we don't continue to have a food crisis in the area. but the only way this is going to end as soon as possible is how a muscle releases the hostages. we don't even have quite frankly, any honesty xhaka from hamas, how many hostages are left? they tried to change the deal. now want to return bodies instead of hostages. and so we need to increase the pressure on hamas everything we do that gibbs hamas a little bit of room or a little bit of an excuse unfortunately, let's let him get away with an additional day of dragging this out there are there are the one once prolonging this. we had hoped israel wouldn't go in the

raffa, but because hamas won't release the hostages, this unfortunately continues. >> it's incredibly alarming. what we're learning think about the hostages and how many may or may not be alive. do you think the idf though needs 2000 pound bombs to effectively please put pressure on hamas well, look, i've not a war commander. >> okay. so i don't know what they need or not need. i mean, the idea right now is hopefully they're not doing part of this mean. >> well, let's not, you know what you are on pertinent committees and you know what these bombs do and you know how they can be used tactically do you think the idf needs them to put pressure on hamas? >> yeah. what i was going to say virion is i don't think that much of this war should be done by the air anymore. i don't think that that is at this stage of the war. i think we should be doing more on the ground like you saw the last couple of days, rather than from the air that being said, the message that it sends to

hamas, just like the message that hamas is getting from watching american television, right? they see their power grew up in this country by people supporting them and so hamas is very interested in the pr war. they're willing to sacrifice palestinians to win the pr war. okay? and so when they see america pulling back, even in the slightest right? that is a message to hamas. have we don't have to agree to a ceasefire. so that's my concern about this sort of stuff. obviously we want again, this we want raffa to be limited. we wanted to achieve a target. we want to make sure we're protecting innocent civilian life. but right now, we got to get to a ceasefire. and the only way that's going to happen is if there's more pressure on hamas, not less we've seen no doubt in some instances, terrible language when it comes to these some of these protesters. >> and you know that you've seen it as well at gw where i believe you attended did but do you believe that all protesters

are supporting hamas no, of course not. >> but let's not gloss over that. many of them are right. i mean, here's the deal. if i'm at a protest and we're chanting ceasefire now, and all of a sudden, the chant at the protest changes to bomb television heber kill all zionists. and i don't leave. i'm now at a anti jewish protests, right? violate where are the protesters? i haven't seen them if there are, please show them to me. where are the protesters that are fighting for palestinians that are fighting against the war that a protesting netanyahu. all fair, all under the first amendment where are those people saying, hey, those guys over there that are saying kill all design is bomb tel aviv. go back to poland. they're not with us. >> they're not with us. that's not going to help people in gaza. have you seen those people? i haven't seen those people do you think at this point in time if we can focus on the rafah offensive that the

idf can actually eradicate hamas with a raffa offensive well, listen we know that fighting, it's an ideology is hard to eradicate the idea at this point when i think is to demilitarized hamas to a point where they can no longer launch anything offensive against israel. and obviously to remove them from the power structure so that we can rebuild gaza and get a new government in to actually fight for the palestinians. remember hamas, the leaders of our massot worth billions of dollars. how did they get that money? did they invent a product? >> no, they stole from their own people. they didn't build any bomb shelters. they built tunnels to hide themselves. so quiet i frankly, it will be better for the palestinians when hamas is no longer in power congressman, thank you so much for being with us. >> we really appreciate your time. >> thank you so much. >> lawmakers seeking answers after a cnn report contradicts pentagon investigations on the attack outside kabul airport, the led to the deaths of 13

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kabul airport during the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan you'll remember it left 13 us service members and 170 atkins did not attack back marked a brutal, bloody end to the us military is 20 year campaign in afghanistan in august of 2021, the discrepancy about what happened up in centers on new gopro camera video obtained by cnn. and what it shows is more episodes of gunfire than the pentagon has ever admitted. let's watch this little burst has about 17 shots, bringing us a total of 20 were telling shots fired and episodes of fire based on to forensic analysis on screen cannot see who is still firing here. and we never see marines or anyone firing in this video mother hey the eyes. good will

give me. are you guys right? >> but no that was seen as nick paton walsh reporting throughout all of this, nic, you're with us now. tell us a little bit more about what you've found yeah, nine congressman now, republicans, five of whom veterans of serving in afghanistan, writing to secretary defence lloyd austin letter released today eight, which essentially demands answers. >> the discrepancy you've talked about the pentagon over to investigations have insisted that the gunfire that came after the ice is suicide bomber explosion was limited, but it was three nearly simultaneous bursts fired by american and british troops that hit nobody.& the no other gunmen fired. any shots off the blast apart from those troops. now that contradicts the video that you've seen there, it's what the congressman were told him briefings. and so when they saw the video, they wanted to have it explained to them how come

this video shows something so different? 11 episodes of gunfire over four minutes. they also ask in their letter, why did the investigation is not interview any afghans are tall. is there any other video out there that the pentagon have that they haven't released. now, why is this important? well, because some of the games we interviewed, 19 of them said they'd either been shot after the blast or had seen in people shot. indeed, we spoke to afghan medical staff who the congressmen say they want to talk to as well. now, who say that they in fact had treated people with gunshot wounds, pulled bullets out of people after the blast, and counted over 70 dead from gunfire at one of the major hospitals towards that looked after people after the blast. so really the key question is how did all those afghans come according to the medical staff to have gunshot injuries? was there more gunfire and the pentagon thinks in these two investigations, and how come this video see? seems to show a different narrative than the pentagon have suggests the pentagon. i've said to us, look, they don't think that

video really contradicts their investigation. they do welcome new material. they say the opposite. as the secretary of defense have said that they have a sacred obligation to make sure that the 13 families of the dead american service persons, their get the best information then they can because of their service and sacrifice. >> nick, what happens next? will there be more hearings on capitol hill? >> yeah. look, i mean, this is something which after two years, the truth of which have gone to the congressman and the families to the families of seven of the 13 that americans said that to us. they felt they'd been misled by the pentagon. the truth has been elusive. it seems it's really according to them, for two years and then lots of things that simply don't stack up about this at all clearly, it will make more sense if the pentagon did interview some of the afghans, it sounds like tend to the congressmen may do that themselves. if indeed this becomes something the house foreign affairs committee looks into. the chairman did sign the letter today that could potentially open up the capacity for more video being subpoenaed for more inquiries.

a lengthier examination of this, and you have to ultimately ask yourself, the pentagon have been insistent that they know exactly who find when& that nobody else fired any shots three nearly simultaneous burst that hit nobody and that flies in the face of evidence from afghans, evidence from their own marine to their own inquiries who said some of them in di, that they'd open fire. so a lot of questions here and now they're getting louder because there's congressional interest respect to make peyton whilst for us, excellent investigation there. thanks so much. powerful storms, three, sweep through the midwest and today, tens of millions could be hit by those powers for storms, we're going to tell you where the biggest severe weather threat is when we come back trump hush money trial gavel to gavel coverage. >> the way only cnn can bring it to you, legal insight spurt analysis, and real-time updates live the courtroom follow the facts, follow the testimony, follows cn allergies with a,

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the thread has as diminished here where i'm located in western michigan, the threat is amplifying in other areas of the country. and we've got some new information to show you. i want to just get right to some of the graphics because this is important. we're highlighting a storm that is just south of st. louis that has become more of a discrete supercell. we look for these storms to produce tornadoes at any moment in time, that kind of run in advance of the main line of storms, they can produce particularly dangerous tornadoes. so we're going to monitor them that storm very quickly. the latest from the storm prediction center that has just been issued is this coverage and intensity of the tornado & hell and wind in thread is increasing through the course of the next few hours. so we're going to highlight that especially into portions of tennessee, including nashville. and by the way, tomorrow i'm getting new information a large swath of the southern us under an enhanced risks that's new to cnn. so the severe weather continues into the day tomorrow

and even friday back to you. >> all right. derek van dam for us. thanks so much let's get down to some other headlines that we're watching this. our police clashing with pro-palestinian protesters. again today hey at least 33 were arrested as police cleared out an encampment at george washington university in washington, dc. we're gonna have much more on the protests during a live court next hour also, the body of a sixth victim of the baltimore bridge collapse has now been recovered. investigators identifying the final victim as 37-year-old jose lopez. he was one of the construction workers on that bridge when it collapsed back in march, the fbi is investigating the collapse, is cruise still work to clear the wreckage & a dramatic emergency landing at an airport in istanbul this morning. here it is. this fed-ex boeing seven, 60 he seven, touching down there without its front landing gear sparks flying as the plane ground to a halt on the runway. thankfully, no one was injured

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