hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states. just ahead, too much or not enough. republicans and some democrats pushed back on the new student loan debt announcement. we will look at what is upsetting both parties. hundreds of people. being rescued as floodwaters rise across the state.

we're live with the latest. a deadly strike on a train station. we will have a report on the escalation and fighting as ukraine marks its independence day. we will have more on those stories in just a moment. we begin this hour with more evidence of just how long the national archives pleaded with donald trump's legal team to get documents from the former president. about 100 days after he left office, the archives realized documents were missing and asked for them to be returned. even the white house counsel agreed cnn has confirmed reporting by the washington post on the story. it comes as the department of justice is finalizing its

reductions to the highly sensitive affidavit that was used to justify this month starts. those reductions are due today. our reporter has more. present joe biden forcefully declaring he had no knowledge of the search before it happened.>> i do not have any advance notice. >> the allies have been insisting that he was somehow behind the unprecedented search on august 8 arguing it was part of a political takedown.>> the span from his team coming us to make legal deadlines are looming. tomorrow at noon, the justice department will layout what prosecutors are willing to reveal the search warrant affidavit. the suggestions will be under seal and not made available to the public. then he will ultimately decide whether or not to release portions of the warrant which he says he wants out there but that may include damning

details. on friday the lawyers must clarify the request for special master to review the as business taken from his own.>> it is really not what a legal complaint looks like. a lot of political arguments.>> the judge assigned to the case expressed similar confusion. the trump nominee was highly critical of his legal teams falling. first imploring them to use the courts website to see example of the way they should have filed the motion and demanding to answer basic questions. like what is the salt. whether he is seeking immediate injunction. and if he has served his motion to the doj.>> they really is a very significant projection. of what they did.>> meanwhile the questions from congress continue about whether or not he compromise national security by keeping hundreds of classified documents at his florida home. >> he puts people at risk who are serving our country.

he has stolen them. he needs to give them back. he has dragged his heels and prevented that from happening for a year and a half. he needs to have more than a slap on the hand. all of this is unfolding as the election interference problem plows forward. prosecutors are right now fighting efforts from 2 republicans to avoid appearing before the grand jury. the senator is saying he should not be questioned the cause of his position as a u.s. senator. he is asking a judge to completely throw out the subpoena that he received. the u.s. justice department has released a unredacted memo on the trump russian investigation from the former attorney general. in it, he concludes that trump could not be charged with obstruction because there was not the underlying conspiracy between his campaign and

russia. that is a break with special counsel who found several incidents with strong evidence of obstruction. the memo saying he did not break the law when he fired the fbi director or when he asked him to go easy on his former advisor.>> the political analyst joins me now from los angeles. he is the author of the modern presidency. president of the global policy institute. also great to have you with us. >> thank you rosemary. >> today is the deadline for the department of justice to recommend to a judge what reductions need to be made to that affidavit that authorized the fbi search of classified documents and donald trump's home. then that affidavit could be made public. what do you expect will happen here. the department of

justice is going to give to the judge material they think that should be redacted for a variety of reasons. national security perhaps. it may interfere with the investigation. there could be all kinds of reasons. they will recommend certain things be redacted. the judge will take a few days to consider that. we will not see anything until maybe early next week. the normal thing the judge would do in the case like this is to try to have what is called the balancing act. match public need to know with the need to protect the integrity of the investigation. i am sure the judge will allow certain things but in the public eye. there may be a good deal that is blacked out. we are now learning that the national archives asked for 2 dozen boxes of presidential records from former president trump back in 2021 after his lawyer agreed that she be returned.

his refusal to hand back these classified documents dates back even further than we originally thought. what you make of this new revelation?>> when he left the white house, he just took boxes and boxes of things. he was told the first week of his presidency that it is not his material. it must be protected. he started in storage rooms in a resort. these are national security documents. he was told not to do this. he was told almost as soon as he left the white house that you need to return this. he fought subpoenas. finally, the national archives was forced to go further than that. to literally go in and take them. there are still materials that he has there. it is a function of donald trump not really caring about what the rules are. he just felt this is another

break. these are mine and i will take them.>> if this timeline goes back to the end of his term in office, why has it taken this long for the department of justice to get involved.>> what the national archives will do, they will go to the former president and say you took these things. probably a mistake. you need to give them back. then there will be a process of negotiation. they will reach an agreement and accommodation. that is what happens with the normal former president. this is donald trump. he dug his heels in and said no. these are mine. i'm going to take them and keep them. so, in that regard, he is unusual. it is the first time that we have seen a president refuse to comply with the law openly.>> in the meantime, president joe biden is saying he had no advanced notice of the fbi's

plan to search the home. some people are questioning that. is it possible he did not know? >> it is highly likely he did not know. in part because you build a firewall between the president and the more aggressive forms of investigation going on. there is some very political. some very sensitive. it is best if he does not know that. joe biden when he was running for president said i'm not going to get involved in these things. i am not going to. i'm going to make sure i stay out of it. it would be surprising if he did know about it.>> thank you so much for talking with us. appreciate it. here president joe biden is facing bipartisan criticism over his ambitious plan to write off millions of dollars in federal student loans. the administration wants to erase $10,000 in debt for individuals earning less than

$125,000 per year or $20,000 of debt relief if they went to college on a pell grant. it is rewarded for financial need. our reporter has details. >> the idea of canceling a significant amount of student loan debt was not something high on his list of priorities. he pledged to cancel up to $10,000 in student loan debt but he did not move to do anything related to that despite major democratic pressure for more than a year and a half until wednesday. moving forward on that idea. unilaterally on his own authority. towards individuals making under $125,000 per year. hassles making $250,000 per year or less. particular for supporters to do much more. and also an additional $10,000 for pell grant recipients.

a universe that is much more driven by lower and middle income individuals. the exact type of people that they were attempting to target. there has been significant criticism from republicans saying it is how the market system is supposed to work. calling it a giveaway. mitch mcconnell calling it a slap in the face. he was asked about the idea of it being unfair to those who did pay their loans and chose not to go to college because of the expense.>> people who pay their student loans or chose not to take out loans?>> is it fair to people who do not on multimillion dollar businesses? is that fair?>> republicans focused on the fairness issue, one of the biggest overall issues in one of the things driving the debate inside the white house was the economic side of things. take liana moment of exceedingly high inflation. the idea of canceling student

loan debt would add significant demand to the economy. white house officials say the president's decision to put a end to the long running freezer student loan repayments at the end of this year should counteract that to some degree saying it may offset it entirely. some democratic economist disagreeing entirely. something to watch going forward. the white house officials have gone through this could affect 43 million borrows. they can have their debt canceled altogether. a significant problem in the country. whether or not this one-time solution will provide any type of major release. still an open question. a police chief blamed for fumbling the response to the deadly school shooting in uvalde has been fired.

on wednesday the voted unanimously to sack their police chief. official said he was in charge of the police response during the shooting in which 19 children and to make teachers lost their lives. officers waited more than one hour to confront the gunman. even as some students repeatedly called 911 and beg for help. three months to the day. finally accountability for family members and community members who have been waiting for this day for weeks. hoping there would be some type of accountability. the school board deciding to fire him. he was a school police chief. he was the man that officials say was in charge. the incident commander on that day. supposed to lead these officers into the classroom and to kill

the gunman and try to save those children. of course officials here said that did not happen. this will border saying the reason why they have fired him is because he showed lack of leadership. he did not perform his duties as the chief on that day. he is continuing to defend himself. his lawyer up until the last minute before this hearing took place released a statement defending his actions on that day. including saying he was brave and saying he did everything he could to possibly save the children. that is not what officials say happen. despite all this, family members said they will continue to fight for answers. they will continue to fight for transparency. they want more people to be fired. they want other law enforcement officials and school officials to also be held accountable for what happened that day. former pakistani prime minister will remain out of

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the united states is ramping up its security assistance for ukraine. announcing's largest military aid package yet. another $3 billion worth of arms. the hardware headed to ukraine includes another six surface-to- air missiles. ammunition. two dozen radars as well as unmanned aerial systems and laserguided rocket systems. there will also be funding for training and maintenance. the u.s. and ukrainian president are expected to speak about the armed shipments in the coming hours. a deadly attack on the train station in eastern ukraine darkened it's only somber independence day for filling the warnings from ukrainian officials. at eight to ukrainian president says at least 25 people were killed in wednesday's missile

attack included a 11-year-old boy. it was one of several missile strikes reported on the same day ukrainian smart 31 years of independence from soviet rule. six months since russia lost its invasion. in a emotional address wednesday, he placed that the war of choice would end with the ukrainian victory. we would definitely make the occupiers pay for everything they have done. we will without a doubt it these invaders from our land. no trace of this will ever remain. let's make this our way to victory. there will be victory. >> cnn is following developments. he joins us from london. good morning to you. this daily train strike is exactly what ukrainian officials have been warning about. now there are concerns russia will strike more civilian targets.>> it was the ukrainian

defense minister who said yesterday that the volume of incoming strikes from russia really justified all of the concerns ukrainian officials had going into this today holiday period that ukraine just wrapped up. marking since months since the beginning of the war. a soccer match held yesterday in the far west of the country. it had to be interrupted 4 times because of air sirens. you also mentioned that train attack. in a speech to the un security council, he said that train cars sitting on the tracks had taken a direct hit. the latest death toll stand 25 local officials. to make children were killed. one hits. one was killed in a fire. the other was found underneath the rubble of a destroyed home nearby. search and rescue operations

there have now ramped up. typically when russia is aiming for ukraine's infrastructure, they're going for things like electrical power substations to try to slow the flow of weapons and get into the front lines. we have seen is indicated here in previous attacks that civilian parts of the railway are also not off-limits. last month for example, to make missiles hit with not a military target anywhere remotely close. the russians had justify this saying there had been a meeting involving military officials at the time. the bar here is pretty low. as you mentioned, ukrainians are getting a lot more aid and weaponry from the west to mark independence day yesterday. in order to rent these kind of attacks, they will need a much improved air defense system.>> what are you learning about

preparations for ukrainian pow trials. >> it is not entirely clear if or when these trials may actually begin. the human had said earlier it was concerned they may start yesterday to mark symbolically. ukraine's independence day. when they do start or if they do start, the stage is literally set. you see this still cages? they are actually sitting on top of the stage at the philharmonic hall concert venue. it will not presumably be used for trials of prisoners of war. they said yesterday by planning to hold tribunals against ukraine's bread defenders, to deflect responsibility. and distract from overwhelming evidence. he also called those planned trials illegitimate and a mockery of justice.

obviously the concern that there is for trials being held in occupied parts of ukraine is to leadership in these areas. they have not signed up to the same type of international treaties that most other countries have. the expectation of a fair trial is virtually not there. the justice system is certainly far from perfect. it is a much different story. the very first russian soldier tried and convicted of war crimes had gotten a sentence of life in prison on appeals. that sentence was reduced to 15 years. that was last month. several rockets fired at bases in syria have left the u.s. service members slightly wounded. a official says american forces responded with attack helicopters killing two or three people who carried out the strikes. on wednesday, the u.s. military

said it struck nine bunkers used by ron in syria. president biden ordered the strike. after briefing from his top military advisers.>> we will not hesitate to defend ourselves. we will not tolerate attacks. on our forces anywhere in the world. to include syria. we will not hesitate to protect ourselves. to take additional measures as appropriate. >> this latest exchange of fire started last week with 2 coalition bases came under attack. iran denies any involvement. still to come, heavy rains causing flash flooding in mississippi. we will have a weather forecast when we return.

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more than 100 children and 15 workers had to be rescued from a mississippi day care center after floods in the area. rescue workers are scrambling to save those stranded due to flooding after heavy rainfall in the region. some areas are getting record rainfall. wednesday was the wettest day of august on record for jackson since hurricane andrew slammed the city back in 1992. our meteorologist has been watching this very closely. what is the latest on this flooding and where is it heading next.>> the southern united states has seen so much rainfall. the wettest august day on record. 10 inches coming down in three days. the energy is shifting further

towards the east. certainly the damage left in place. really the hardest hit. rainfall amounts exceeding six in some cases 10 inches. scattered about this region. the concern is the rainfall will still be heavy at times but it is becoming a little more dwindled of the next couple of days. we do expect them to taper off as a migrants for the towards the east. this morning, very little. across alabama. mississippi on into texas. georgia getting in the moisture at this hour with scattered isolated storms impacting areas of mississippi. it will not take much here to lead to additional flooding. which is why this area still under some florida alerts. notice the coverage. the strongest storms do hug right along the coast areas. those interior regions.

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it ended wednesday in the blackout after several days of decline. inflation has been waiting on the financial markets for months. ending any session in positive territory is welcome. the dow jones gained 59 points but it could give investors a psychological boost. on friday wall street will be watching to see if it hinted possible future interest rate hikes. with 5 1/2 hours to go to the start of a new trading down wall street, he was where u.s. stock futures stand right now. very promising in positive territory. trading across europe. just getting underway this hour. we see more positive news. here is a look at how markets across asia have fared today. up more than three percent.

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ukraine has now seen six months of conflict violence and alleged war crimes brought in the country. here are just some of those key moments. you may find some of the images disturbing. november 24, he lost his invasion of ukraine ordering thousands of russian troops across the border. on march 9, russian forces bombed a children hospital in mary opal. killing three people including a child. he called the attack proof of

genocide. one week later, a russian airstrike hit a theater in merritt that was being used as a shelter for civilians. painted on the ground in giants russian letters was the word children. hundreds were killed in that attack. on april 1, the world saw the first horrifying images of the massacre. evidence of russian forces executing several men. their bodies found lying on the streets. a mass grave with the untold number of people buried there. the atrocities sparked demand for war crimes investigations and harsher sanctions on russia. a number of civilian casualties is still unknown, the united nations estimates more than 10 million ukrainians have been forced from their homes since the war began. on wednesday, a strong show of western support. as a marked 81 years of

independence. there was a surprise visit by the british prime minister who placed another $66 million in security assistance. in berlin, several thousand ukrainians marked independence day with the freedom parade. a huge yellow and blue flag was unfolded. during a event. he called it a proud emotional moment. in the ukrainian capital, there are fears russia will ramp up its missile strikes. that did not keep people out of the street. our reporter shares his how they are marking the holiday.>> the air raid siren is going off right now. despite that, look at all of these people here behind me. they are ignoring the cause of the government to stay at home. to stay out of large crowds. this is a important moment for the ukrainians. this is the anniversary of independence from the soviet

union. six months from when this war began. they have lined up tanks all along this man to street. rocket launchers. from the initial attack of russia many months ago. what do you think about today? >> it is a great today. it is the day of independence. i came here to celebrate this day but not to have fun or cheer but to see what it has gained exactly. >> you were told to stay away from big crowds. why do you think that is? >> ukrainians value life but they value via freedom even more. >> what has the last six months been like? >> actually was very scary. i have no words really. so sad.>> ukrainian officials say that russians would have wanted their own military parade here. they gave them one. ukrainian stop. people are putting messages on the tank. for the mask or all of the

regions that have seen fighting and have been occupied by the russians in this brutal war. this could go on for a long time. pennsylvania republic senate candidate and celebrity doctor is facing a backlash of comments he made about the health of his democratic opponent. the controversy erupted shortly after he faced criticism over video then went viral in which he question whether or not his stroke may have been due to his die. it is also raising serious questions about his condition. our reporter explains.>> to pittsburgh. >> workers. >> intravenous democratic candidate for senate back on the campaign trail. more than three months after suffering a stroke.>> if i'm your next senator to washington dc, you will still have a

senator that will be living across the street from your plans. >> rallying members of the still workers tuesday, he was on message but often halting in his speech and dropped words midsentence. >> it is anti-american. what is wrong with demanding. a easy safe kind of income. a path to a safe place for them to win. to work.>> he declined to answer questions from cnn and other reporters at the events. a spokesperson telling cnn that he is doing really well. walking six miles a day and following doctor's orders. they did not say when the public would receive a status update from his physician about his condition.

instead pointing to a letter from his doctor that said he would return in six months for a checkup. noting interview with the post- gazette. with a 53-year-old said he had nothing to hide. acknowledging he struggles with hearing. may miss a word. >> it is one of the most common symptoms of the stroke. it does not always indicate a problem with language processing. sometimes it is simply a problem with pronunciation. >> doctors attacked a pacemaker to his heart to treat his cardiomyopathy. heart disease that makes it difficult to pump blood through the body. he said he is working with a speech therapist. his health is emerged as a line of attack by his rival celebrity doctor.>> since releasing this video and it highlighting grocery store prices. he has come under criticism for being out of touch.

now, he is trying to turn the tables releasing the statement. if he had ever eaten a vegetable in his life, the maybe he would not have had a major stroke. >> i know politics can be nasty. even then, i can never imagine ridiculing someone for their health challenges. the supporters at that rally downplaying concerns over his health.>> i think is back very quick from it.>> if it was a bigger issue, he would absolutely be more open about it. >> when will we see these 2 candidates debate. he has made this a central focus. they say he is up for debating awls but has not yet committed to a date. cnn pittsburgh pennsylvania. just in, the teacher strike in ohio is over. early this morning, the teachers union board of education said they reached a

agreement to get students back in the classroom starting monday. thousands of teachers and other school workers went on strike over the weekend demanding better classroom conditions. the school year started as scheduled wednesday but kids had to do online classes with substitute teachers. they will stay virtual for the next two days while the regular teachers get ready for their return next week. a u.s. federal judge has temporarily barred the state of idaho from allowing a ban on abortion to take effect in situations where a woman's health is endangered by pregnancy complications. the near total ban on abortion kicks in today. the judge agreed with the justice department saying this part of that band conflicts with federal standards for emergency parent. a drop appointed judge in texas made the opposite decision and blocked the same federal requirement for hospitals to provide emergency abortion

-related services. the rolling comes two months after the u.s. supreme court decision to overturn the decision. the landmark case that guaranteed federal abortion rights. the widow of kobe bryant has won a lawsuit against los angeles county over graphic photos of the helicopter crash site with the u.s. basketball star died. a federal jury awarded $60 million in damages to his wife vanessa. she sued los angeles county over photos they shared of human remains at the scene. another $50 million went to the husband and father of two other victims who joined her suits. nine people including kobe bryant and his daughter died in that crash back in 2020. before we go, the u.s. first lady tweeted her gratitude wednesday for her rescue cats willow who is keeping her

company while she deals with the rebound case. she said this photo of the tabby lounging on the chair pointing out the fact that the cat will not leave her side. the first lady tested positive earlier wednesday after previously testing negative. a spokeswoman said she will remain in isolation with her cats until she has 2 consecutive negative test. thank you so much for spending part of your day with me. cnn newsroom continues next.

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a warm welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm max foster in london. just ahead -- >> they had ongoing communications with representatives of former president trump throughout 2021. >> somebody had to tell him that this was espionage. this is obstruction of justice. and he doesn't want to hear it. >> some 43 million borrowers will be eligible for some amount of student loan debt relief. >> democrats have been divided. yes, there has b