hello and welcome to our viewers joining us in the u.s. and around the world. you're watching cnn newsroom. just had the department of justice issued a new subpoena for documents from the national archives related to the january six hearing. as former president donald trump takes his first formal legal action after they searched his home. the u.s. is urging all

americans to leave the ukraine immediately as they prepare for possibility of ugly and vicious attacks from russia. a new in-depth study among covid and how it impacts the brain. we start with exclusive cnn reporting tied to the january six investigation. we've learned that the justice department has issued a subpoena to get more documents related to the capital h. according to sources this is in addition to the national archives request earlier this year. suggesting they are ramping up their investigation into the potential role that the former president and his staff have played in the events leading up

to the insurrection. the national archive has until the end of this month to hand over the documents. new york times reports more than 150 since the documents were recovered at his estate by the national archives last january. when fbi agents returned earlier this month with the search warrant they found another stack of highly classified materials as well all told there were covered more than 300 documents with classified markings from the former president since he left the white house according to the times. his legal team is asked a federal judge to appoint a third party attorney known as a special master to oversee the review of evidence that the fbi has seized at his home. caitlin pullen's has the latest tactic coming from this legal team. >> his legal team is going to court hitting back against the search two weeks ago.

in court on monday his team has now filed a request for a third party to be appointed by the court. something called a special master that can come in and review the evidence that was collected was appropriately handled and that they do have the ability to use it in their investigation. even more so he is requesting for a pause on with the dust justice department is doing right now as they examine whether not federal laws have been broken related to the handling of national defense information. he is arguing his constitutional rights may be an issue here. you may have potential privileges that should be protected in these are things that a special master should consider. on top of that they are laying out details we did not know before. such as what happened in june between the justice department

donald trump and his team. specifically they are describing them having some agency authorizing the search by the justice department to see where the documents may have been held at that time and also complying with a subpoena for surveillance documents. on top of that his team does make public an unusual message that his attorney sent just a few weeks ago after the search in the days after he said whatever i can do to take the heat down to bring the pressure down let us know as that is an unusual thing for someone even a former president to be sending during an ongoing investigation. on top of all of this as we are looking at the justice department has not yet responded. they say to their spokesperson that they would like to and the judge has also not responded to this request in the southern district of florida. a few caveats here it has been

2 weeks since the search and there has been a filter team already at work in the justice department making sure that evidence that should not be used as the investigation continues is used. cnn, washington. michael genovese is the president at loyola and author of the modern presidency six debates that define the institution. it's always good to have you with us. the former president has filed a 27 page lawsuit in the week of the search of his home. all in an attempt to block the review of the classified documents were seized in what he calls an unnecessary and unwarranted raid. he is requesting a watchdog to review these documents. what does this signal to you? >> it is not unusual and in fact it does make good sense.

what does not make sense is why he waited weeks to do this. weighing in at the 11th hour is a little unusual. but i think that's because their team is struggling for a strategy and approach that works. something that will put them back on the offensive and in command. they have seriously run out of options. >> the motion reveals that on may 11th a grand jury subpoena sought to classify documents any later granted access to the department of justice. there were heated discussions that ensued according to the motion when his lawyer was notified about the fbi search they or an unnamed lawyer called the justin's department on august 11th to deliver the message. that president trump wants the attorney general to know that he has been hearing from people all over the country.

the pressure is building up and then there was apparently an offer to bring the temperature down even though he was responsible for raising the temperature. what does this message to the attorney general reveal to you and why is the team highlighting this overall? >> it is not appropriate to interfere in any investigation that borders on interfering here. what i think the issue is he wants to have some control over events. he's the one that started the fire but he also wants to be the one that puts out. and i have said this before he wants to be the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral and the baby at every christening. he has to be at the center of everything. so if it's raising the temperature that's where he will be. he wants to be in the headlines.

>> early monday federal magistrate in florida suggested that he may not unseal many of the details from the search warrant that authorized the seizures of those classified documents. because he wants to protect witnesses and the investigation as a whole. but he says he wants it all made public. what might the ramifications be of not releasing that affidavit? given the conspiracy theories that are already doing the rounds? if they do release it and it's pretty much all redacted that would be a problem too? >> he wants it all revealed. and tomorrow if he says they review it he'll say he wants all kept quiet. again donald trump has no strategy that makes it a good sense. at least not a coherent one. he doesn't have a plan he's just flailing along. he's getting attention and he's in the news but he's not advancing his cause and i think this because at this point this is really a legal question and

he is in a political environment. he wants to play politics and he is very good at that. he's demanding attention and self dramatization but this isn't really a legal issue. it's not decided in public opinion polls it's decided in courts of law between lawyers and really in the quiet of the legal procedures. >> do you think the walls are crisp closing in on him? >> you must certainly feel that way because you georgia in their grand jury looking at him. you have a few cases in new york looking at him you have the january six committee. it's almost as if he can't catch a break. everything is coming home to roost right now. almost around the same time. the pressure on him must be enormous. he can't love the consequences that he sees potentially down the road. i think at this point he is frustrated and certainly angry and lashing out.

a car bombing killed the daughter of an influential russian ideological person. the federal security services the attack was prepared by ukrainian special services and carried out by ukrainian woman on saturday. the senior official has dismissed this allegation saying that propaganda lives in a fictional world. in the meantime her father is calling for victory against ukraine in response to his daughters death. we get more details now from moscow. shortly after the explosion that caused the crash on a

moscow highway her car was engulfed in flames. she was dead at the scene police say. her father alexander dugan was looking on in dismay. tonight vladimir putin had an angry response. a vile cruel clark crime cut short her life. she proved by deed what it means to be a patriot of russia. after only a short investigation rush is now blame is on ukraine for the murder. they were releasing a video that cnn cannot independently verify claiming to show ukrainian special services operative that allegedly entered russia with her young daughter and shadowed the level before fleeing to neighboring estonia. alexander dugan who may have been the actual target of the plot is lashing out against ukraine. our hearts urine for more than just revenge and retribution.

it is not the russian way. we only need our victory. he has long advocated russian expansionism and some believe laid the ideological groundwork for vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. ukrainians deny they had anything to do with his daughters killing. russian propaganda lives in a fictional world. and advisor to the presidential administration said and they hinted that ukrainians believe it may have been an inside job adding that vipers in russian special services started an interest species fight. the incident comes as the invasion of ukraine nears the half year mark and they are keen to keep public opinion in favor of the operation. a massive show of patriotism on the national flag day and a

series of events all around the country. in these times as russia's military is fighting in ukraine in the country is under heavy sanctions it has become increasingly important to display patriotism. they have brought together hundreds of people to create a giant russian flag. flags in public spaces and on the streets. at this massive nighttime convoy many of the drivers flash the z symbol of the russian invasion forces fighting in ukraine. >> our commander-in-chief and the army are doing everything right according to this man. as they circle moscow in a display of power trying to show that russia will not be deterred from their current course. cnn, moscow. let's bring up these live pictures now from moscow. you can see alexander dugan is speaking at his daughters

memorial service. it is currently underway. he has been speaking for a while and he is going to take his seat again now. this has been underway of course as we've been reporting within the aftermath of her death in the car bombing. at this point we do not know who is behind her death. at this point russia is pointing the finger and ukraine says they were not behind this. there is a lot of inference that it could be internal but we just don't know. watching now we have live pictures from moscow of the memorial her father alexander dugan has just taken his seat after speaking at his daughters memorial. ukraine is bracing for increased attacks.

there were fears of a strike on the capital. they say that moscow will likely step up their efforts to hit the government targets and civilian infrastructure. the mid-these warnings a symbol of defiance as dozens of destroyed russian tanks were lined up along the main street. soma is tracking these developments and joints is now live from london. it's good to see you. concern over possible retaliation for the murder has resulted in the cancellation of independence day celebrations across ukraine. putting the country on alert again. so what is the latest? >> this is a high focus week. there are a few dates that are converging all at once. we've played out the live pictures of the memorial service and of course that is an event that has sent

shockwaves through russia. of course accusing russia of assassinating the daughter of a very close ally. ukraine says they have nothing to do with the killing and the even through unofficial indicated they believe it was an inside job. but regardless that has heightened concerns on the ground for retaliation . at the same time as the six- month anniversary of the war that started with the invasion by russia on february 24th of ukrainian forces. that is coming up at the same time that the ukraine independence day celebration is coming up this week on wednesday. they would normally in a peaceful time be celebrating over 30 years of independence since the soviet union. of course because of all of this there are fears and concerns from president zielinski himself that russia may try something particularly vicious or ugly. his ally the united states agree with the assessment.

the u.s. is saying there is an increased likelihood that russia may try to attack civilian infrastructure and they are stepping up that possibility of missile attacks in the civilian areas around the anniversary and independence day after the accusation that ukraine was involved in the killing. with the united states is done is: any u.s. citizen still on the ground to leave. they say that the security situation is heightened and in the meantime the president is banning independence day celebrations and it was really a major concern and fear this week over what the attacks may look like in ukraine. >> we will continue to follow the story very closely. thank you for joining us from london. still to come, three officers in arkansas are under investigation after a violent arrest caught on camera. north texas is waterlogged

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three law enforcement officers are under investigation in arkansas accused of violently beating a suspect during an arrest that was caught on camera. nadia romero has the story and a warning that some of this video is disturbing to watch. three law enforcement have now been removed from duty after this disturbing video was

posted online. arkansas state police have opened an investigation into the use of force by all three officers. the fbi is also now investigating. the crawford county sheriff's office has identified them as deputy zach king deputy levi white and mulberry officer fell riddle. we've reached out to all three but still have not heard back. >> they will be punished for what they did if they are found to be in violation of any rights laws or anything of that nature. >> reporter: the incident happened and mulberry arkansas northwest of little rock. on the video you can see at least 2 officers punching and hitting the man and kneeing him repeatedly as he tried to arrest him. then you can see a bystander off camera yelling at the officers. arkansas governor asa hutchinson

said it was not consistent with the training that they received. >> it is reprehensible conduct. in which a suspect is beaten in that fashion? we have seen a glimpse and it is now under investigation. they say worchester was wanted for allegedly threatening a gas station clerk in a nearby town. >> we have all seen the video. there is an excessive amount of force that was used and it would not be justified if my clients did in fact spit on someone. i believe that was above and beyond what the officers were trained to do and what they should've done in that situation. >> reporter: they say he refused medical treatment and

estates facing numerous charges including assault battery and resisting arrest. they are now out of jail on $15,000 of bond. >> there were multiple abrasions and scratches. i believe he was only able to sleep on one side of his head due to the injuries on the other side . >> reporter: they did say they saw dash camera footage that has not yet been released to the public. the sheriff says what he saw video does not represent his department and he is vowing to punish any of the deputies if they did violate any rights or laws. the attorneys for the suspect rental worchester say that they believe the officers used excessive force and that their actions were not justified. one of the attorneys told me

she believes the woman who took the cell phone video saved her clients life. >> reporter: nadia romero, crawford county, arkansas. heavy rain and high floodwaters causing massive problems in texas. dallas county has declared a state of disaster. the national weather service says the dallas-fort worth area received an entire summer's worth of rain in less than one day. roads and bridges have been washed out with floodwaters spilling into homes and businesses. first responders in the area made hundreds of rescues and the danger is not over yet. >> reporter: 01 and 100 year rainfall event in dallas-fort worth. drenching some parts in less than 24 hours. the storm left major roadways flooded and vehicle submerged. some residents woke up to kitchens, living rooms and hallways submerged in water. emergency officials in dallas and fort worth say they have responded to hundreds of instances and traffic accidents.

>> no one was expecting this much rain so fast. there's months of extreme and exceptional drought. since january there has been a rainfall deficit of more than 10 inches. that deficit has been erased after a summer's worth of rain soaked the area in less than a day. the storms have been moving over the same path since the overnight hours. dumping relentless amounts of water over the direction. >> should i call 911? what should i do? >> reporter: britney taylor says she moved into this dallas apartment only two days ago. she woke up at 3:00 to what she describes as torrential rain and two feet of water in the first floor for home.

now she is waiting to the aftermath to see what if anything remains undamaged. we are also looking at tragedy when a 60-year-old woman was killed when their car was swept away by floodwaters. the police chief says that she was on the phone with her family when they lost contact with her. that is why they are urging everyone to be aware of any high water they may encounter especially if they consider the forecast as more rain is expected in the days ahead. cnn, dallas texas. helen mcginnis joins us now with more. where is the system headed now?

we may see major flooding helping elsewhere? >> the computer models are suggesting that it will go further to the east and the south. the picture that you are looking up behind me is from the dallas-fort worth area after that very heavy epic rainfall. the second most that we have seen in a 24 hour time period. and for many people homes businesses in many areas including interstates were flooded. there were numerous rescues as we heard earlier. east texas, east dallas saw more than 15 inches of rainfall. so where we saw the heavier amounts it was very spotty. but overall between 10 to 12 inches of rainfall were the common amounts. we have this cause i stationary system that is going to lag across the southeast and the upper level disturbance and return flow coming from the gulf of mexico. all of that is going to feed into this and it will travel to

the east and in the southeast. all the way through to shreveport. some of these areas could pick up as much as 10 inches of rainfall. right along the i 20 corridor it is not exclusive but that will be the focus. coming in with about 9 million people that are currently under flood watches from texas through mississippi. still to come, a conservative nonprofit run by this prominent lawyer has reported the largest single donation to a political advocacy group in u.s. history. we will have all of those details for you coming up. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it t really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box

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welcome back. a new nonprofit organization led by prominent conservative lawyer received the largest single donor contribution to a political group that has ever been reported. one $.6 billion according to a tax form that was obtained by cnn. our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has this story. >> the irs document obtained by cnn is evidence of the largest anonymous dark money political donation ever reported. one $.6 billion. it is according to experts a staggering amount. >> i am stunned. were talking about income that is many multiples larger than the largest dark running groups ever found.

>> it's going through marvel freedom trust. you've never heard of it or the man in charge of. the whole country is familiar with his work. his name is leonard leo. a devout catholic known as the supreme court whisper. >> there's lots of smart people a conservative supreme court. dozens upon dozens. which need people with courage. along with blocking merrick arlen he and his colleagues at the federal society are giving credit and it was leo who is in the driver seat of those nominations. leo is the person that can raise the money and has the background to put in place judges who will build a conservative judicial infrastructure around the country. >> he now has an unprecedented amount of cash to spend

whatever political projects he likes. all the donation was meant to be kept secret the name and address withheld on the irs form they've confirmed the 90- year-old businessman and philanthropist barry sign who donated the stock of his entire company the aaa company in chicago to marvel freedom trust which turned around and sold it for one .6 billion. cnn has attempted to reach him without any response. his donation will leave behind a dark money political legacy that could lead to lasting decades. already they've given more than $200 million to other causes including 40 million to donors trust which is doled out millions to conservative causes. in a statement to cnn they said that it is high time for the conservative movement to be among the ranks of george soros and other left-wing philanthropists going toe to toe in the fight to defend the constitution and their ideals.

is also tax-free according to the experts that we consulted. it appears that the entire transaction from donating to selling the company one .6 billion was done without being taxed. drew griffin, cnn atlanta. the top u.s. infectious disease experts say with the coronavirus pandemic stabilizing it is the right time for him to step down. what we know about doctor anthony fauci's upcoming departure. then a closer look at covid and white could be much more common than previously thought. go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtetec.

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the doctor who guided the united states through the coronavirus pandemic and saved countless lives says he is ready to pursue the next chapter of his own career. doctor anthony fauci who is 81 years old will be stepping down as director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases at the end of this year. he served the agency for nearly 4 decades. much of his work was out of the public eye.

dr. fauci advised seven presidents going all the way back to the reagan administration. most recently he filled the role of chief medical officer to president joe biden who praised his unwavering commitment and said he touched all americans lives with his work. recent research shows lingering coronavirus symptoms often referred to as long covid could be far more widespread than many realized before. we are learning one out of eight people likely suffer from this condition. our next guest says the only sure way to prevent long covid is to avoid getting it in the first place. eric topol is a cardiologist and a professor of molecular your medicine. he joins me now from san diego. thank you doctor for all that you do and for talking with us today. >> thank you rosemary. it is great to be with you. >> c wrote an op-ed for the la times. documenting the impact of long covid on the human brain. what were your new studies revealing about it?

>> there have been many in a very short period of time. which we need because we've not really understood long covid nearly as much as we need to. one of the things is that it is actually more common than a lot of people realize. major studies show that one out of eight people are affected. a may be less than that because of the vaccines and boosters in the different variants but it is still appreciable and a major burden that many of these people recent studies suggest 4 million at least are out of work because of long covid. the symptoms are actually quite substantial. this is a syndrome that we are now starting to understand has root causes that are very important to study out of yale and mount sinai to show us the adrenal gland and the pituitary glands were malfunctioning. they had low cortisol levels and a hormone called acth. it is localized both from that as well as from the peripheral

autonomic nervous system to be potentially rooted with neural inflammation. that is a big help to understand this. >> so presumably more people are more vulnerable than others. if we know all of that how do we fight the impact of long covid on the brain? >> you bring up a very important point. there is a misconception. is actually the younger people aged 30 to 50 to have mild covid that comprise the vast majority of those who are affected. the main point is that it is unpredictable. there are so many people who sail through covid infections but others have this protracted issue and really suffered. it's a disabling feature. what we really need is treatment to suppress the inflammation and sort out why certain people have more of the disowned anomia and nervous system issues were as others have more of the immune

dysfunction going haywire. we need trials that test drugs that go after each of these different clusters of symptoms and the underpinning issues. >> there is good news is there is a new booster shot that is expected to become available mid-september here in the u.s. what do you know about that shot and what is your message about the booster? >> this is directed to be a five which is the variant that has taken over the world. it has created lots of trouble and we don't have a vaccine for as of yet. nothing even close to can take on the variance. it is so distinct from anything that we had previously. it is good that this will become available at scale and serve as a booster. i hope that we will have data to show strong neutralizing antibodies because that will be essential for working well.

the other thing that we don't know at this point is whether or not it will help to block infections. it will help bolster protection against hospitalizations. perhaps even development of long covid. but what we don't know is if it will help prevent the infections and the spread or transmission. >> that is critical. of course. and doctor you've also been pushing for a nasal spray vaccine. why is that so important to you? and how likely is it that eventually the covid booster will be made available in a nasal spray? >> that is really our problem. one of our biggest problems right now and what we really need is a booster. one that will prevent infections and transmissions. it is unlikely that we will get it from a shot. we need a nasal vaccine that achieves the so-called mucosal immunity. so how is that possible?

we have 12 different nasal vaccines that are in clinical trials at the moment. one large trial was just completed in india were 4000 people were awaiting the data and we know it was very safe. there others behind that and if we can use that as a booster there's so much compelling data where that is the missing link. hopefully we will have some positive news on that very soon. >> that does sound very promising. doctor eric topol thank you so much for talking with us. still to come, new images of jupiter are so remarkable even scientists were stunned. we have a closer look at this planetary portrait when we return. ends monday

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the newest images from the space telescope are so stunning that even scientists say they are surprised. they show jupiter like we've never seen it before. a rainbow aurora, giant storms and faint rings all captured here. several images from the state of the art telescope make this overall composite of our solar system's largest planet. one expert says that jupiter is hard to translate into images because of how quickly it rotates. nasa says the artemis one mission is ready to launch in the coming days. the agency is targeting a monday launch with the spacecraft set to travel beyond the moon and back. there will be no one on board but the mission will kickoff the artemis program which aims to send people to the moon including the first woman in first person of color on the lunar surface by 2025.

tears are meant to keep your eyes clean and healthy. but for the first time scientists now have linked dog tears to emotion. it appears they cry tears of joy when reunited with their owners. japanese researchers measured the amount of dog tears before and after reunions with their owners. after up to seven hours of separation. they then compared how the dogs reacted to reunions with other people that the dogs knew but were not their owners. only the reunions with owners increase the amount of tears. scientists say that may be due to the dogs producing oxytocin also known as the love hormone. man's best friend indeed. thank you for your company and have a wonderful day. your newsroom will continue with max foster coming up next.

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a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and around the world. i'm max foster in london. just ahead -- >> this investigation is broadening. >> donald trump's legal team has gone to court to hit back against that search of mar-a-lago. >> as they try to figure out what exactly the doj has and who exactly the doj is speaking to. >> my apartment is literally flooding. i just woke up. should i call 911? what