CNN's affiliate KSNV takes a look at who the "Father of the Atomic Bomb" J. Robert Oppenheimer was and speaks to his granddaughter Dr. Dorothy Oppenheimer Vanderford while she reflects on his legacy.
U.S. President Biden hosts AI executives at the White House, and says "safety, security and trust" are critical for ensuring responsible development of AI. Jeremy Diamond reports.
Rachel Kyte, Dean Emerita of The Fletcher School at Tufts University, speaks to Isa Soares about what changes society can make to combat rising temperatures.
Fulton County, Georgia, district attorney Fani Willis is asking for the FBI's help in providing security for buildings and staff one day after former President Donald Trump called prosecutors investigating him "racists." Trump also said his supporters should hold "the biggest protests we have ever had" in cities like Atlanta if the prosecutors "do anything wrong or illegal."
On the passing of Jane Birkin, a look back at Christiane's 2020 conversation about how Birkin's name became associated with the world's most iconic handbag.
Shark attack survivor and "Shark Week" expert Paul de Gelder describes how he nearly lost his life to a shark and why he has become an advocate for them. Shark Week starts July 23 on Discovery and continues all week long. Learn more at Sharkweek.com.
CNN has learned that President Trump told his aides to stop paying Rudy Giuliani's legal fees after being irritated over being impeached a second time. A person familiar with the matter says it is not clear if the President's instruction to his staff was said in jest. CNN's Brianna Keilar reports on Trump's pattern for refusing to pay.
Claudine Gates, the mother of Private Travis King, speaks to reporters outside her Wisconsin home. While on a tour inside the demilitarized zone, Travis King dashed across the demarcation line into North Korea, an eyewitness on the same tour and US officials familiar with the case told CNN.
Fighting in Sudan began in April and reports of ethnic violence are raising fears about what could be a new genocide. CNN's David McKenzie reports from Johannesburg.