00:00Lawmakers and family honor the legacy of longtime Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.
00:05President Trump will deliver one of the tributes and we'll bring that to you live.
00:09And does it fitting that on a day with these important foreign policy meetings
00:13that lawmakers honor a man who steered the Senate on so many world issues?
00:17Today, Washington is saying goodbye to longtime South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham.
00:22Earlier, his family, friends and former colleagues gathered in the Capitol Rotunda to pay their respects.
00:27And next hour at the National Cathedral, President Trump will give remarks about his one-time political foe turned ally
00:34and frequent golf partner.
00:36CNN's Lauren Fox is at the Cathedral ahead of today's service.
00:40And Lauren Graham was well-liked and deeply respected among his colleagues.
00:44How are they remembering him today?
00:48Discussions like the ones going on today.
00:50Lauren Fox, thank you very much.
00:52Still to come, many people are believed to be trapped inside of a collapsed shopping mall
00:57after a powerful earthquake hit southern Japan.
00:59We'll have some new details on rescue efforts there.
01:02Plus, new CNN reporting shows how some veterans are waiting months just to get a mental health appointment.
01:08And then later, a pilot.
01:09We have breaking news out of Japan.
01:11A major 6.8 magnitude earthquake has hit the southern part of the country.
01:15Officials have not yet confirmed casualty numbers,
01:18but local reports say several people have been killed, dozens have been injured,
01:22and there are many more who are unaccounted for, including people who are at a shopping mall and a paper
01:27factory.
01:28CNN's Hanako Montgomery has details.
01:32Hanako Montgomery for reporting for us on that.
01:36Still ahead, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meeting with President Trump in the Oval Office.
01:41We're going to take a closer look at what this sit-down signals when it comes to the war with
01:46Iran.
01:48Air fighters in Spain and France are still racing to contain raging wildfires
01:53as the region prepares for yet another scorching heat wave.
01:56Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated.
02:00In France, authorities say most of the country is suffering from poor air quality,
02:04and they're asking people to stay indoors as these flames rage on.
02:08Some good news in Spain.
02:10That is that officials say fires west of Madrid are improving little by little,
02:14but large areas do continue to burn.
02:17CNN's Pal Mascara joins us now from Spain.
02:20Pal, tell us a little bit about the conditions where you are.
02:27Well, right now we are like around 30...
02:29Getting a closer look at the devastating tornado that ripped through northeast Wisconsin about 24 hours ago.
02:35A driver captured the moment that power lines and trees came crashing down across the road.
02:42A very scary scene there.
02:43And now the storm that spawned that powerful tornado is moving east.
02:48We have CNN meteorologist Derek Van Damme who's tracking all of this for us.
02:52What do you see in there, Derek?
02:54Still to come, trillionaire no more.
02:57We'll tell you how much money Elon Musk has lost as SpaceX stock continues to fall.
03:02Next.
03:03Happening now, France has issued a heat warning in areas hit hard by unprecedented wildfires.
03:09And that's really bad news because the heat makes conditions worse for crews who are fighting to gain control of
03:14these raging fires.
03:16And in eastern Spain, crews are facing an added danger,
03:19unexploded munitions left behind from the country's civil war nearly a century ago.
03:25CNN's senior correspondent Melissa Bell has more from the devastated Bordeaux region of France.
