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imprint.com in brynn good morning. >> welcome to see it in this morning. >> it said here's what we are working on for you this morning. debate demands former president trump is demanding that president joe biden take a drug test before the first historic debate right here on cnn next month. this comes as president biden is heading to atlanta for controversial commencement address at morehouse college. while the latest let's from the white house, he's really defense forces make a grim discovery in gaza. the bodies of three israeli hostages who were murdered by hamas and israel on october 7. then taken to gaza. what this means for the tents talks to free more hostages and the world's top golfer back in the

swing of things after being arrested on serious felony charges in kentucky, the latest in the case, everyone is talking about the more than half million customers in the houston area who are without power and could be in the dark for weeks after a hurricane tours, winds, they left a dead and destructive mark. now, potentially deadly heat is set to bake this area. we're tracking it all ahead president joe biden's plans to bolster support among black voters and young voters brings him to the heart of atlanta today, the president will deliver the commencement speech at morehouse college tomorrow. >> now the decision was met with some resistance on campus as students across the country protests, the white house has continued support of israel's military campaign in gaza. i spoke with more house president dr. david thomas about the choice and he tells me to school is well equipped for this challenge we will allow

silent, non-disruptive protests, i believe right now that more house is in your situation that can hold these tensions that threatened to divide us as a, a nation, as a society, as a world and if morehouse can hold those tensions there's probably no place in this country that can hold those tensions what thomas also explained that he will not allow police to remove any protesters. rather, he says he'll shut down the commencement on the spot if it gets to that point. president biden will also make a stop at a private fundraiser today in atlanta, the cnn's camila to chalice joining us now from the white house with more good morning, camila good morning, amara victor, president biden's visit to atlanta is very important as he tries to ramp up his efforts to court black voters in georgia and other states across the country. >> now, we're being told during his visit, as you mentioned,

he's attending a fundraiser. he's also meeting with black voters and he's given a commencement speech at more house, which has you mentioned has been met with a bit of controversy in a bit of tension on the college campus. now some students i talked to you say that they feel as though they really are critical of biden just given his administration stance on israel and their support behind israel during this conference flicked but also others say that they are open to hearing what the president has to say and his campaign advisers tell us that his speech, that he's going to give at morehouse college will really be an uplifting message. and one that touches upon overcoming adversity and also about the importance of giving back to the community in, addition to discussing israel's war with hamas, what else is the campaign focusing on with his visit well, a lot of his campaign advisers told us that he really wants to just draw this stark contrast

between himself and trump, particularly after recent polls show that support among black voters when it comes to biden, is really dwindling in the months ahead of election, and he really wants to get in front of that by reminding voters what he has done office and how he different a differentiates himself from former president donald trump. >> and so part of this speech, he wants to really highlight a part of what he's done and also while he's in atlanta, just remind voters and connect with them on more of a human level of things that his administration, the policies has an inactive and why he feels like he's best to run as president. again and also be reelected. victor amara, back to you, camila to chalice for the white house. thanks so much. former president trump is expected to address thousands of gun enthusiasts this is at the nra convention today in dallas. now, trump has previously called themselves the best friend, gun owners ever had in the white house. and he pledged to continue to defend the second amendment trump spent friday out of the courtroom and add his son,

barron's high school graduation, followed by a campaign event and st. >> paul, minnesota, he continued his relentless attacks on biden during his speech and falsely claimed he one minnesota and the 2020 election. cnn's alayna treene has more well victor and amara, donald trump repeatedly attacked president joe biden's mental and physical fitness during his remarks in minnesota, and he claimed that he's going to demand that the president take a drug test before participating in the upcoming presidential debates. >> take a listen to what donald trump said. >> i'm going to demand a drug test too, by the way, i know i really i don't want him coming in like the state of the union. he was high as a kite. can talk, he can walk can find his way off the stage, can't put two sentences together, although he has agreed to debate. so i don't know. maybe they know something he's gonna be so jacked up to those debates, you know, that journey

amara donald trump had previously police said that he wanted to demand that joe biden take a drug test for any presidential debates. but what's notable about these remarks the first time that he said this since two debates being scheduled and being on the calendar, remember, we're just a little over a month until the first cnn debate on june 27. now, i also want to point your attention to another variable putin topic that donald trump interest. and that is that he believes, as does his team, that he could compete in minnesota come november. now, donald trump also claimed falsely that he actually won the state in 2020, despite us knowing that he lost the state to joe biden by seven points. however, he did come very close to a shocking upset in 2016 when he lost the state to hillary clinton by less than two percentage points. but listen his team is really repeatedly laid out some of the data saying that they believe that he can be competitive in this state and that they plan to have a presence on the

ground in minnesota despite it being a traditionally blue state that really no republican presidential candidate had won since the 1972. and, and that of course was when richard nixon had had that victory. alayna treene, cnn, st. paul, minnesota. >> elena. thank you very much. let's bring in stand and political commentator errol louis this morning for some perspective, good morning. it's always good to see you barrel. so president joe biden, he will be meeting with black voters here in atlanta ahead of that commencement speech at morehouse tomorrow. this is, as he is his support from black voters and young voters has been eroding just in general and also in this state, a new york times and sienna college poll out this week found among registered voters, biden have 39% support vs donald trump with ten more percentage points. >> there. how crucial is a visit going to be like this here to a battleground states like georgia for biden good

morning, amara. every battleground state will be important and this, in particular will be important also, more house is not just any black college, it's really one of the more important one that has a very important symbolic function. and so this is going to be a president biden speaking to the whole black community unity, the whole black electorate i don't know if you've ever been to an hbcu graduation, but they very closely resemble a family reunion. it's a big, big deal. most of the students are the first in their family to get a college degree. and so we can expect it here. >> here are the president layout, everything that he's done, he's not just talking to the students, he's talking to their parents, make no mistake about that. >> he's talking to their grandparents. he's talking to the whole black electorate that he has to turn out in big numbers if he wants to succeed. the polling numbers, by the way, that show donald trump surging with black voters that can be turned around in an instant in the closing weeks four years ago, at least one

pollster, i think it was ras music had him at 31% of the black vote when the dust settled, donald trump had 8% of the black vote. >> i haven't been to an hbcu commencement and i would love to attend one and see that dynamic at play. arrow regarding this commencement speech tomorrow, how much risk is there in it? i mean, obviously this is like you said, it's an opportunity for biden to address. black voters, including the students and their parents and grandparents. as you say. but it's also an opportunity for the students to stage a protest and disrupt his speech because as you know but the students have been quite divided on the president's invitation to biden, which by the way, came before the october 7 attacks dr. thomas sounds like he's got a pretty good strategy basically saying he'll shut the whole thing down and deny protesters the photo op that they might be seeking, if that's what they choose to do. >> to meeting. he's not going to have them hauled off by the cops. it'll just send everybody home i think frankly the stern stairs from their

parents and grandparents will probably keep everybody in line, including protesters. but of course it remains to be seen. >> so staying in atlanta, as you know, we all know the first presidential debate will be held right here in this studio on, on june 27th. and as you know, biden got pretty much most of the conditions that he had asked for, right? he wanted to in a studio, they bypass the commission on presidential debates. there's not going to be a live audience. it's going to be one of the earliest general election debates that we have seen. what is z the advantage of that. and by the way, are you surprised at how quickly all came together i'm not that surprised because it was either this or nothing. >> i mean, this is joe biden using the power of incumbency. he didn't have to agree to any debates at all. and so donald trump, of course, had to agree within hours, if not minutes to the two-week be exact terms that were dictated from the biden campaign. why? >> because he didn't have to do it at all. so this is setting it up exactly as president

biden wants it. he wanted it early so that he can recover if there is some kind of a mistake or a gap. we wanted it to be without an audience so that there'll be a minimum of disruption. he wants mics to be he cut off so that some of the things that we've seen, some of the disruptions from his opponent, donald trump that we saw four years ago, won't be a factor. is basically setting the table exactly as he wants. it's not a guarantee of a good debate performance but he is definitely calling the tune and donald trump has no choice but to dance to that, tune. >> errol louis, we'll leave it there. thank you so much. >> hundreds of pallets of life-saving aid are slowly starting to reach gaza through a new floating pier installed by the us military. but officials say it is not enough to stomach crisis. from getting even worse. we have the latest ahead plus more palate pro protest and arrests of university of pennsylvania overnight, what we know about the protesters tried to occupy a main building on campus, plus

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pallets of humanitarian aid were delivered to gaza through a new floating pier installed by the us military. >> this comes at a time when the un humanitarian agency tells us that gaza is facing a dire food situation yesterday, the idf says the bodies of three is hostages who were killed while escaping the nova music festival october 7 were found in gaza. a family member says they were told their loved one's body was recovered from a tunnel. the newest comes as the situation in rafah in southern gaza grows, as real appears to be moving forward toward his full-scale invasion we have a lot to discuss this morning with david sanger, white house, national security correspondent for the new york times. his new book, new cold war's is out now. david, good to see you. let's start here with, we know that jake sullivan, the president's national security adviser. he's headed over this weekend is going to be first going to saudi arabia to speak with

crown prince mohammad bin salman. i want to get back to that if we can't a little later, but he's then going on tomorrow on to meet with prime minister netanyahu and going to say that if he got in a rafa, we still need to see the plan to target this and not goh in in this large scale way is that any more effective or less effective now, that the president has threatened to hold back some of those offensive weapons, iv they go in and away in the us, deems is unnecessary all right, now, victor, and good morning. >> it's not clear that the israelis are listening very carefully to what president biden has to say, or particularly carrying what he and his other emissaries have on this point the consistent message to the israelis since december or january has been, if you're going to go into rafah you need a plan to move

the more than 1 million people who were in the city and many of them were refugees already from the north to some place where they can get food and medical care and have a place to sleep. and that plan is really never arrived. we've seen a lot of people leaving rafah in recent times just flowing out, do it. but they still, as you said, at the opening, are facing these huge food shortages. so it's not clear at this point that there's much the administration can do about that what they would hailed were 2000 pound bombs, because the administration was fearful with the israelis would use those in a dense civilian area and it would cause widespread civilian casualties, as well as going after hamas this new peer we heard from the white house is now open and operatives starting with i believe, 90 trucks per day, they want to ramp up to 150, although the un

says what's needed is closer the 450, 500 to supply necessary materials. >> how much does this change the humanitarian situation they're considering? we know from the un it's so far below what's necessary, especially as we head into what's going to happen and rafah oh that's right. >> and and the un has said and others have said that they are approaching famine conditions. there anything helps, and the pier is an innovative solution to the problem because it creates a new opening. but as you say, 150 trucks isn't going to go do it? 450 would make a significant dent assuming that all of the other openings remain open. and one down near rafah has been closed down in recent times as this operation has gone on so it's not sure that there's much net progress here. >> secretary blinken met last

night with arab american, palestinian american leaders. from what we know, this is the third such meeting since the war began back in october. let's look at this from policy and then from politics. from a policy standpoint, are these meetings having any the influence over the administration or the people were meeting with secretary blinken seeing what they're expecting or hoping for well there's been division inside the administration about how to go deal with israel, whether or not to cut off some of the weaponry that we were discussing. and secretary blinken was sort of the early edge of taking a tougher line with the israelis back in december and january. >> it's the president himself who was reluctant to take the step until a few weeks ago. they're all pretty frustrated with dealing with bibi netanyahu the prime minister

secretary blinken, has been over there, right? seven or eight times and has dealt with the prime minister of course which we've seen the cia director bill burns goh over both meeting with the prime minister and then trying to do the hostage negotiations this weekend, jake sullivan, and they all come back with the similar frustration that they just don't feel as if they're getting any place because prime minister netanyahu says well, i've got this coalition government. i'm under huge pressure from my right. there's not much i can do for you and that's been the dynamic. >> clearly, there is a political impetus here and political concern by the political side of the white house and the campaign that this is losing the president critical votes in key states like michigan. >> yeah, let me circle back to this. jake sullivan trip and i said i wanted to come back to the meeting and saudi arabia with the crown prince mbs, there there is this discussion

of and work really toward for some time saudi arabia officially acknowledging diplomatically, israel. is there any likelihood that there will be progress there, especially if it requires israel to make some steps to 4d the foundation of a second state of a palestinian state. does this go anywhere well, it's a great question, victor, before october 7 it was it looked like it was steaming ahead and there are some who believe that hamas is decision to do the attack on october 7. >> and we don't know exactly what motivation was was partly to avoid having the recognition of israel by the most important and powerful suni arab state now jake sullivan, who's been one of the architects of this, is trying to get this back on track it requires two things.

>> victor, if the saudis are going to recognize israel, israel in return, would have to recognize a two-state solution of palestinian state living alongside israel and so far it's prime minister netanyahu has said absolutely not. it's not going to do that. i don't know how they get past that. the second is that the united states would have to reach an agreement in which saudi arabia will get a good deal of nuclear technology. and of course, the concern is they would turn it to bomb purposes the administration got to come up with a mechanism to ensure that wouldn't happen. it's a real stretch between now and getting the suit congress david sanger. >> thanks so much. >> a misunderstanding. that is how world number one golfer scottie scheffler is describing his arrest when alleged assault on a police officer will have details next let's try this

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misunderstanding and i can't can't comment on any of the specifics of it. the incident occurred a scheffler was trying to enter the valhalla golf club in louisville friday morning for the second round of the pga championship, one of the sport's major tournaments, louisville police say they were working a separate traffic fatality when scheffler attempted to drive past the scene they say when an officer, detective bryan gillis stopped scheffler and attempted to give him instructions, quote, subject refused to comply and accelerated forward, dragging detective gillis to the ground. the detective was injured, though not seriously, we're talking about the number one player in the world, right? >> who is injured? contents in at a major championship. and then is arrested before his tee time, probably an hour-and-a-half before his tee time. and it's this type of adversity that you really never see in the game of golf espn journalist jeff darlington witnessed the arrest and filmed it. >> they told him to stop when he didn't stop the police officer attached himself to the

vehicle, scheffler then traveled another ten yards before stopping the car the police officer then grabbed that is arm, attempting to pull him out of the car. before scheffler eventually opened the door, darlington film scheffler being led away in handcuffs, police telling him to stay back. >> right now. what right now? he's going to jail. >> okay. okay. >> he's going to jail can do about theory. i there's there's nothing you can do a bad thing. >> my body was just i was shaking the whole time. i was shaken for like an hour. >> it seems to be a key said he said situation scheffler says he was proceeding as directed by officers and his attorney says he never assaulted and officer with his vehicle in almost surreal set of events surrounding a golfer with a so far sterling reputation. >> he is probably one of the most docile guys and professional golf. he's just an incredibly happy go lucky, kind. two individuals. >> we have a scenario where scottie scheffler could be hoisting the trophy on sunday

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a lie. you did not talk to president trump on that night. you talked to keith schiller about what we just went through, admitted. cohen calmly replied, no, sir, i don't know that it's accurate blanche moved to show the jury texts between cohen and the team, cohen writing this number has just been sent to secret service for your ongoing and continuous harassing calls over the past three days if you are a minor, i suggest you notify your parent or guardian the prankster replied, i didn't do it. i'm 14. please don't. cohen responded. please have your parent or guardian contact me before secret service reaches out to them, before getting to the phone call, blanche spent the morning trying to paint cohen as a vengeful liar. cohen confirmed he has insulted trump countless times, including on his may of culpa podcast. blanche played clips for the jury are truly hope that this man ends up in prison. but revenge is a dish best served cold. and you better believe i want this man to go down and rot inside for

what he did to me and my family blanche, also pressed cohen repeatedly about lying to congress in 2017 about the trump organizations, moscow project. >> there are a couple of different lies. blanche asked that's correct. cohen replied. cohen later, apologize to congress during his on-camera testimony in 2019 i am sorry for my lies and for lying to congress. i have done some real soul searching and i see now that my ambition and the intoxication of trump power had much to do with the bad decisions in part that i made kara scannell, cnn, new york all right. >> still to come following a terrifying storm that has left a large swath of the houston area without power. people there will now have to deal with soaring temperatures the assignment with audie cornish listen wherever you get your podcasts this guy kept shoot

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patrick's day weekend, 1990 the two thieves posed as boston police officers and convinced one of the security guards at boston's isabella stewart gardner museum the buzz them in. it was about 1:30 in the morning the path is interesting. >> they took the guards after they handcuffed them and tape them and brought them into the basement about 24 minutes elapsed before we see them again motion detectors place throughout the museum, picked up their trail for nearly an hour and a half. and it's in this hallway where we see the first motion detectors goh off. so it's about 1:48 and then walking down this hallway together and they enter the dutch room, which is right there exactly. and from the dutch room, they took six pieces and that's where interpreting the rembrandt the three rembrandt's, the vermeer, the flink the chinese vessel and that's where in terms of dollar value, that's when the lion's share of the theft occurred. >> as the clock ticked, one thief stayed behind in the dutch room and cut some of the paintings out of their frames

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championship in louisville, despite all that he not only play, but he played well. yeah. amino is with this now, so scheffler is still faces the very real prospect of criminal charges. but he focused play pretty well. >> yeah, this was exceptional. he's always been able to compartmentalize that's what makes him the best. but i mean, to finish his round 9.5 hours after he was handcuffed. nobody had that on scottie scheffler's bingo card heading into the second round, least of all, hin everybody at valhalla golf club was aware of what occurred by the time he came back to the clubhouse around nine, eight pm yesterday morning, and he took to the range about 30 minutes before he was set to start a second round, which is not a ton of time to warm up, but at ten await, he had all the applause from the crowd. he ended up teeing off took a few holes for him to settle in, but he ultimately didn't waste much time cemented himself as a favorite to win the peace jay championship, the world number 1's final 16 holes. bogey-free, any carded a five under 66, which is incredibly

impressive given the circumstances and putting the masters champs squarely and contention for his second major win of the season. afterwards, he admitted reality still hadn't really set in i feel like my head is still spin. >> i i can't really explain what happened this morning i did spend some time stretching in a jail cell that was a first for me. i was part of a warm up. i was just sitting there waiting and started going through my warm-up. i felt like there was a chance to maybe able to still come my or play and so my start going through my routine. i tried to get my heart rate down as much as i could today, but like i said, i still feel like my head spin a little bit scheffler and everybody else chasing this man, xander schauffele after a record time first-round schauffele followed that up with a solid debris friday with four birdies again, just one foci to finish it, 12 under and taking a one-shot lead to see looks to finally break through. >> and when his first career major meantime, tiger woods this will not be around for the weekend and louisville missing the cut after shooting six over on friday including triple bogeys on two of his first four holes, making it 11 straight

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