Iran’s new supreme leader is reshuffling the country’s military leadership and experts say the promotion of more than a half dozen hardliners to top security positions suggests a more complicated picture for the US. This as both sides are demanding monetary compensation as a prerequisite for talks. And, we’re learning more about Iran’s threat to kill Trump and how it led to him taking a secret flight out of Turkey.

CNN talks to military experts for their insight on these recent developments.

0:00 The shakeup in Iran’s military leadership

3:03 How serious was Iran’s threats against Trump?

5:03 Was the plane swap a good move?

6:20 More about the secret flight

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President Donald Trump secretly slipped out of Turkey last month on an alternate military plane, which he boarded while hidden inside a catering truck, as part of an elaborate ruse prompted by an Iranian threat, according to a US official.

The clandestine security plan — first reported by the Washington Post and confirmed by CNN — underscored the lengths American officials went to in order to protect Trump from being assassinated by Iran.

Retired US Air Force Col. Cedric Leighton, former US Secret Service agent Robert McDonald and former Asst. Sec. at the Dept of Homeland Security Juliette Kayyem react to the "extraordinary" security measures deployed to get Trump out of Turkey safely.

0:00 Military expert reacts to "serious threat" that led to Trump's secret flight

2:24 How many people knew about Trump's plane switch?

5:27 Ex-Secret Service agent describes other incidents where deception was used to protect presidents

10:37 Former DHS official on what she found "unprecedented" about the ruse

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As President Trump’s approval on Iran plummets, Democrats have taken the lead on handling foreign conflicts. CNN's John Berman and chief data analyst Harry Enten look at American sentiment towards the war and if prediction markets expect any chance for Trump to win this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

Also, CNN politics senior reporter Stephen Collinson says Trump is in "a position of great weakness," and retired US Army Col. Peter Mansoor breaks down the current state of play with Iran.

0:00 Trump loses support for Iran war among extremely motivated voters

3:00 Will Trump's Iran approval ruin his chance to win a Nobel peace Prize?

3:35 Trump's "position of great weakness"

6:51 Can the US military do anything else to change the Iran conflict?

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Hunter Biden continued making the media rounds with an appearance on "The Tucker Carlson Show." Tucker Carlson addressed his past criticism of Hunter Biden and the two discussed the "existential threat" posed by Donald Trump's presidency.

Also, Hunter Biden gives an update on Joe Biden's cancer and CNN's Pamela Brown gets reaction from Dr. Mark Litwin.

0:00 Tucker Carlson's regret over his past treatment of Hunter Biden

0:49 Biden and Carlson find common ground on Trump

2:04 Why is Hunter Biden making the media rounds?

4:54 Doctor reacts to Hunter Biden's news about his father's health

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President Donald Trump made numerous false or misleading claims about vaccines and autism on Monday.

Trump has long pushed vaccine misinformation. He delivered his latest inaccurate remarks at a White House event during which he signed an executive order that recommends that US children receive fewer vaccinations over a longer period of time than they do today.

Trump again floated the idea that vaccines cause autism, though that notion has been thoroughly debunked by extensive research in multiple countries. He again baselessly impugned the safety of the combination vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella, which has for decades proven highly safe and highly effective.

0:00 Erin Burnett debunks Trump's vaccine claims

5:17 CNN's Alayna Treene on skepticism from WH insider's

8:30 Dr. Chris Parnell, a public health physician, explains why vaccines work

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President Donald Trump is taking another swing at limiting so-called birth tourism and birthright citizenship, citing a “very unfortunate decision” in the Supreme Court this year that struck down his earlier attempt to curb birthright citizenship. He signed executive orders on the subject Thursday, which appear to largely tighten laws already in place and narrow recognized exceptions.

It’s a seemingly more limited attempt compared to an executive order Trump signed last year that sought to broadly end the right for children born in the country to people who are not US citizens. The Supreme Court rejected that effort in June, citing the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, which grants citizenship to anyone born on American soil.

CNN talks to legal experts on what makes this new effort different.

0:00 The new executive order from Trump

2:57 Can this be practically enforced?

7:06 ACLU Lawyer: “Trump can’t take no for an answer”

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President Donald Trump’s decision to depart Turkey on an older plane while sending his new, Qatari-gifted jet ahead to England was driven at least in part by security concerns around the escalating conflict in Iran.

However, The Washington Post is now reporting a third plane was used for the President's flight from Turkey, taken in secret via a catering truck. CNN's Kaitlan Collins with the details.

0:00 Amid Iran threat, Trump secretly switched planes in a catering truck

2:43 Trump addresses the closed window blinds

4:02 Washington Post reporter on breaking the story

7:42 How serious was the Iranian threat?

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A recent CNN poll found that 92% of adults with children under the age of 18 said that childcare is expensive. Those feelings also extend to an often-forgotten part of the childcare equation: the providers. As many Americans are evaluating what will influence their vote leading up to November, CNN Anchor and Chief Investigative Correspondent Pam Brown spoke with childcare providers in Maryland to better understand how national economic strain is trickling down to their operational costs to meet kids’ needs. Meanwhile, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a new initiative to build a universal childcare system from birth to kindergarten age.

0:00 Universal child care could cost NYC $9B annually

0:57 Why is childcare in America so unaffordable?

3:13 The communities without childcare options

3:48 Costs for childcare providers are high too

5:21 What Denver is doing to fix this

8:21 How much could this cost Denver?

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Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday described a “really warm” conversation with former President Barack Obama as the party seeks to find a path forward following last week’s bruising primary.

During the conversation — which took place just days after El-Sayed, a progressive, narrowly defeated moderate Rep. Haley Stevens, the Democratic establishment’s preferred candidate — they discussed how to bring Democrats together to retain Michigan’s critical Senate seat in November, according to representatives for El-Sayed and Obama.

Also, CNN's Audie Cornish discusses El-Sayed's Obama call with her CNN This Morning "group chat."

0:00 How will El-Sayed attack the affordability issue if he's elected?

4:44 Can Democrats in Michigan be unified after a divisive primary?

6:18 El-Sayed responds to criticism he's received from other Democrats

8:12 Trump's social media post comparing he and Melania Trump to El-Sayed and his wife, Sarah

9:52 El-Sayed shares details on his phone call with Barack Obama

10:59 CNN's Audie Cornish has more on the Obama call

Abdul El-Sayed talks to Kaitlan Collins after his Michigan primary win: https://youtu.be/-2VM7fugNlE

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A 7.4 magnitude earthquake was recorded Monday in western Colombia, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS), with tremors felt in several cities across the country.

The epicenter was located in San José del Palmar, in the department of Chocó, about 280 kilometers west of Bogotá, at a depth of 107 kilometers at 7:34 a.m. local time (8:34 a.m. ET), the USGS reported.

CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam has the details and CNN correspondent Stefano Pozzebon describes the Colombian city that was hit the hardest. Also, Glaeldys González Calanche from International Crisis Group weighs in on the emergency response efforts.

0:00 Videos show the shaking as a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hits Colombia

1:17 CNN meteorologist describes why the earthquake is 'very rare'

3:50 CNN correspondent describes the area struck by the quake

9:14 International Crisis Group analyst on the earthquake response

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