Happening now, awaiting Eric Swalwell's resignation from Congress.

And first on CNN, I sat down with one of the women accusing Swalwell of sexual misconduct.

He denies the allegations.

Her interactions with the congressman and why she believes going public was the only way

to get accountability. Plus, first direct talks in 40 years next hour, Israeli and Lebanese officials will meet at the State Department on a path forward as strikes continue between Israel and Hezbollah, what each side wants.

And possible round two. U.S. officials are looking to hold another in-person meeting with Iranian officials before the ceasefire expires next week.

We're live at the White House with the very latest.

And breaking overnight, storm slammed the central U.S. bringing tornadoes, heavy rain and even hail.

But the severe weather threat is far from over.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown and you're in the situation room.

And happening now, Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell says he is planning to resign from Congress

following explosive allegations of sexual misconduct by four women first reported by my team

and me last Friday. Now, we should note Swalwell has denied these allegations,

though he has admitted to errors in judgment. But in a CNN exclusive, these four women

detailed sexual misconduct by Swalwell, including a former staffer who says he raped her.

In her first sit-down interview with me, one of Swalwell's accusers tells me that the congressman

sent her unsolicited sexual photos,

including a photo of his genitals.

He thought that he was untouchable.

He didn't care what he was putting out there.

He thought that all of these women would stay loyal to him.

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