approved the former presidents request for an independent review of documents and evidence seized from his mar-a-lago estate. this is a big win for trump's legal team. part of the ruling means investigators will not have access to the documents being examined by a special master. both sides now have until friday to submit a list of potential candidates for that job. cnn's sara murray picks up the story. >> a judge today granted donald trump's request for a special master to review the materials the fbi seized from the extraordinary search at mar-a-lago. judge aileen cannon writing, because of trump's role as a former president, the stigma associated with the subject seizure is in a league of its own. a treatment based to any degree on property that ought to be

returned would result in reputational harm of a decidedly different order of magnitude. and a major victory for trump, a third party attorney outside of government will soon be tasked with sifting through thousands of documents to identify personal items and materials that could be protected by attorney client or executive privilege. >> while it does delay things and slow down, which of course is bad for doj in their case, i think, at the end of the day, we are not going to see a lot of documents pulled by the special master. >> a judge pointing out some of the seized materials include taxes and accounting information. the ruling, allowing u.s. intelligence agencies to continue their national security damage assessment, but halting the justice department criminal review of its mar-a-lago home. >> i don't think it has a massive impact in the investigation in the long run. if i were the prosecutor working on this case, i'd say, let's just trench forward with a special master, to get through this as quickly as we can to move on. >> even as the judge acknowledge there is not any evidence of a callous disregard for trump's constitutional right, adding trump may not be entitled to return much of the seized property or to prevail in his anticipated claims of privilege. that inquiry remains for

another day. meantime, trump speaking at his first rally since the fbi searched his resort last month. >> they rifled through the first lady's closet, drawers, and everything else. they even did a deep and ugly search of the room of my 16 -year-old son. the fbi and the justice department had become vicious monsters, controlled by radical left scoundrels. >> the former president, slamming a lot enforcement, as high-ranking republicans offered explanations for why trump may have been hoarding cop secret information. >> you know, i have lived in the classified world most of my professional career. i personally wouldn't do that, but i'm not the president of the united states. >> allies like south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> what i've tried to do state the obvious. >> still cleaning his comments, warning of rights in the streets of prosecutors charge the former president. >> we've had a standard set when it came to hillary clinton. if he does what she did with classified information and he gets prosecuted, and she doesn't, it will create a

problem. >> when it comes to a special master, the justice department had previously asked the judge to rule in such a way where they could appeal her decision down the road. the justice department now is saying they are examining her ruling and considering what their next steps are. sarah murray, cnn, washington. >> to los angeles, jessica levinson is a professor at loyola law school and host of the passing judgment podcast. welcome back. >> thank you. >> in ruling in favor of the appointment of special master judge aileen cannon argued it was in part in the interest in ensuring the integrity of an orderly process and it is really allegations of bias and immediately x. she cited the historic nature of the case. in other words, perceptions matter. because this is a former president of the united states, you get special treatment that no one else does? >> this is a curious ruling on so many levels. i have to say, if one of my students wrote something like this, i would really be crestfallen because it reads more like a political conclusion in search of legal reasoning.

there's something there in part of it that i think can withstand scrutiny. by and large, i think you point to one of the huge problems behind this order, which is the idea we have to treat the former president as if he was above the law, as if he is entitled to special solicitude. she waxes poetic about the need for fairness and integrity, and she worries out loud about the stigma that could attached to the former president. that stigma is the same one that could attached to anybody who is part of a criminal investigation this way. taken to its logical conclusion, we should fail to continue criminal investigations because a stigma might attach. there's so many parts of this where, i think, the department of justice has to appeal because you don't want this type of language to stand as legal precedent. >> judge ellington was a trump appointee, so to the former foreign -- jewel bar, he was asked about the need for a special master,

he told the new york times, i think it's a crock of, -- i don't think a special master is called for. that's a view shared by a lot of legal experts and democrats like joaquin castro. here is. >> most defendants in this case would not have a special master appointed, and so this is, basically, an extra accommodation for former president of the united states. i do think it was probably a delay tactic. by former president trump. and also, i don't think it's going to fundamentally change anything. >> we've heard that a lot the ruling monday may not change anything that it will slow it all down. what about the undecideds yet to come? who will be the special master? what will be the scope of that review? how much time will they be given? >> so, all of those things, plus, i would say, you don't want to really like this to pick up on what i was saying before. you don't want a ruling like this to be cited in other criminal cases. yes, it has repercussions for this investigation.

let's remember that a delay is really in this, case a delay means that the department of justice cannot continue to question witnesses cannot continue to follow up with a documentary evidence, and delays matter. there's the old saying, justice delayed is justice denied. of course, we're looking at the electoral calendar. yes, the department of justice may be able to continue with its investigation eventually. but, it matters when you have to postpone because we know we are running up to the midterms, then we are running up to the presidential election. the former president is likely to say, again, he is going to be a candidate for the presidency. at which point, his claim will be, will the biden department of justice going after me because i am his opponent? it's still a delay that changes things. you ask a series of great questions. who can be the special master? judge cannon said, give me names by february, by friday, excuse me. the other issue here is, the

special master needs guidance. there is no there there when it comes to this executive privilege claim. you can't, as a former president, say i am trying to prohibit an agency of the executive branch from obtaining these documents, and even if you could, you could never save it in the face of a criminal investigation. so, there are a lot of questions this special master is going to have to try and answer when there is no basis to try and rifle through these documents, looking for executive privilege. >> even before this legal win by trump, he was ramping up the attacks on the justice department and the fbi over the weekend. here he is. >> the fbi and the justice department have become vicious monsters, controlled by radical left scoundrels, lawyers, and the media who tell them what to do, you people, right there, and when to do it. they are trying to silence me and, more importantly, they are trying to silence you.

we will not be silenced. >> i take at the department of justice next week. on monday, trump called for the 2020 election to be returned by the fbi and the doj because the fbi and doj was quoted a nonexistent vote rigging scam. is there a concern that as long as this takes, the more time trump has to turn up his face with false claims and those predictions about outbreaks, if he's aggressive, becomes self fulfilling prophecies? >> i think there is a real danger here, in the sense we have seen his defence. his defense has been to try and throw a bunch of things that the wall and see what sticks. the longer he has before the investigation continues. the worse it is for the rule of law, not for people who oppose trump, or who criticize trump. for the rule of law, for americans who care about living in a society, where lot

enforcement officers can obtain a search warrant, again, finding probable cause a crime was committed, and get the documents they seized at that place which happens to be the residents of the former president, and continued with their investigation. we have seen this ever-changing defense from the former president that will just continue. the documents were planted. oh, actually, they are unclassified. oh, actually, they are privilege. it doesn't make any sense. politically, it might be a winner for members of his base, and i think that's what matters to him. >> yeah, jessica, thanks for being with us. jessica levinson in los angeles. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hard to believe the u.s. meantime elections are now about two months away. president joe biden was on the campaign trail money to help democrats hold on to congress. in the battleground states of wisconsin and pennsylvania, he talked a brazen legislative winds and a positive economic news. biden is helping voters see the

november elections as a choice between his leadership and the extremism of donald trump and his supporters. >> extreme maga republicans don't just threaten our personal rights, and our economic security, they embrace political violence. i'm not talking all republicans, i'm talking about these extreme maga republicans. think about it, think about it, the definition of democracy, is you accept the will of the people when votes are honestly counted. these guys don't do it. >> more now from cnn's jeff zeleny reporting in from just outside pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> president biden kicking off the fall election season with two labor day rallies in wisconsin and pennsylvania the, two states that democrats have two eyes on winning back republican seats in the u.s. senate. president biden clearly was making a direct appeal to some independent voters and democrats to otherize draw a sharp contrast with republicans.

he was touting his accomplishments on the economy and other legislative achievements. he talked specifically about what he believes president trump and the maga republicans as he calls them are bad for the country. >> one of the things that was clear to me is that this new group headed by the former president, the former defeated president, we found ourselves in a situation where we are really going to look forward to look backwards. it's clear which way he wants to look. it's clear which way the new maga republicans are. they are extreme. democracies is really at stake. >> president biden moderating his tone there. for what he's been doing in recent days really calling out trump supporters. of course, he's not trying to reach out to them. they are true believers in the trump brand. he is trying to reach out to some voters who may be open to, at least, supporting some democrats or some independents as well. so, that clearly is the challenge for democrats, certainly any presidents political party faces headwinds in a historic midterm election. there is no doubt.

democrats believe they have advantages largely because donald trump is back center stage. that, of course, turns of so many voters in the middle and on the left. so, now, and weeks left before those midterm elections, the president trying to rally democrats, his agenda for the rest of his term depends upon it. jeff zeleny, cnn, west mifflin, pennsylvania. >> developing story now out of memphis, tennessee, police found a body not far from our 34-year-old eliza "liza" fletcher, a schoolteacher and mother of two, was abducted last week. gary tuchman is on the scene. >> memphis police told us on monday night that they have discovered a, quote, deceased party, about three blocks away from us in the south memphis neighborhood of the city. you could see behind us there are scores of police officers, police cars, police helicopters flying above us. we must emphasize there is no confirmation whatsoever that eliza fletcher is the body, it

hasn't been confirmed yet. there is a likely possibility it is because of this turnout that we are seeing with police. it's important for us to emphasize that has not been confirmed at this point. eliza fletcher was kidnapped 20 minutes away from here, when she was jogging on a path near the university of memphis, friday morning, in the dark. the man who allegedly kidnapped her as been arrested, and is being held right now. police told us he wasn't talking, so they had to keep searching for this 34-year-old woman who had been missing. police officers tell us they received a tip that came in this neighborhood, they were looking for hours, and now they have found a dead person. we are being told it was several police officers who came upon it. i don't know when we will find out any confirmation, but either way, it's very sad news. this has been a very sad and traumatic story. we are so sorry to this family and so many people in memphis who love this very

distinguished family, and philanthropic family. this is gary tuchman, cnn, in memphis, tennessee. one of two suspects in a deadly stabbing spree in canada has been found dead. the manhunt continues for myles sanderson on the right who may be injured, and seeking medical attention. on monday, he was charged with murder and attempted murder for his alleged role in the attack which left ten people dead and wounded 18 others. authorities have urged residents to remain vigilant, saying he's armed and dangerous. police found the body of the other suspect, his brother, damien sanderson, not far from where the attack unfolded. >> at 11:30 am, a deceased male is located at the james smith cree nation. at 1:17 pm, today, it was confirmed by saskatchewan rcmp, forensic investigation section, that the deceased is damien sanderson. his body was located outdoors, and a heavily grassed area, and proximity to a house that was

being examined. we can confirm he has visible injuries. these injuries are not believed to be self inflicted at this point. >> this killing spree has left so many in canada badly shaken. cnn's paula newton has the latest on the manhunt and the timeline of the attack. >> police say the stabbing rampage began in the predawn hours, sunday, in an indigenous community in central saskatchewan. at 5:40 am, central time, sunday morning, and for several minutes afterwards, police say they received reports of multiple stabbings in several locations in james smith cree nation. by 7:12 am, saskatchewan law enforcement, issued a dangerous person alert, telling residents to shelter in place. later that hour, they identified the suspect of brothers, damien sanderson and myles sanderson. by 8:30 am, the man hunt was

extended by hundreds of miles and at 9:45 am, police alerted that there was it least one stabbing victim in the neighboring village of weldon, and that some victims were randomly attacked. >> i was thinking, that could've been me. they could've killed me. i don't know why they did this. they took innocent peoples lives. they shattered this community. >> and then, by 12:07 pm in regina, saskatchewan, a three and a half hour drive away, police say that they had a credible tip that the suspects were in the city driving a black nissan rogue. and then, the trail goes cold. police appealed to the public once again, and late monday announced that damien sanderson has been found dead. but miles sanderson is still at large. >> i think the most recent, reliable information we have says that he is in regina or was in regina. the most recent -- the most

recent information is a day old. we acknowledge that. but, we have nothing that can tell us differently. >> crucially, police also say damian sanderson's wounds are not believed to be self inflicted and his body was found in the community of james smith cree nation. the scene of the first attack. despite an expanded surge, myles sanderson remains on the run. police are telling all residents in saskatchewan to remain vigilant and that the suspect is dangerous and has an extensive criminal record. the tight-knit indigenous community is devastated by the vicious attack that has now shattered so many lives. >> it affected everybody from james smith. whether they're all part of a family. you know, i have a niece who was killed, first cousin who was killed. you know, so, how do you speak on that? how do you respond? >> canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, said his government is martially resources to the communities

but conceded how unnerving this savage crime has been. >> sadly, over these past years, tragedies like these have become all too common place. saskatchewanians and canadians will do what we always do in times of difficulty and anguish. we'll be there for each other. >> people in these tight-knit communities are describing this as a massacre. and police would like to think that myles sanderson, if he is injured, will come forward. or that someone will come forward with more information about his whereabouts. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> heavy rains turned roads into rivers in rhode island, one of several states under flood watches or warnings. have a look at the u.s. weather in a moment. also, after shots -- southwestern china, after a deadly earthquake hit the szechuan region. we are live with an update. was so easy! i found the perfect car,

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the current radar shows a moderate batch of rain moving across the area, nothing too intense right now and certainly nothing severe as far as strong thunderstorms. that's looking rainfall falls on top of areas that have already gotten a lot of, rain in the computer forecast model shows the showers will continue and eventually begin to dissipate by the time we get to late wednesday. by then, we should see an additional 2 to 4 inches of rain are the eloy shaded area you see there. the heat wave out west, the flooding in the east, they are actually connected. this is the chess team riding high across the west, that ridge of high pressure making in the west, but then there is a dip in the eastern half of the country. along that they, have the conveyor belt of moisture coming out of the gulf has been producing all the flooding. eventually this will break down towards the end of the, week and even some of the hot weather out west as it begins to back off just a bit, but still then we still have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect across a good part of the west for over

40 locations set records on monday. triple digits again across the board, right through thursday, john, i think the worst of the heat will actually be today and tomorrow. >> hopefully it is, done thanks gene. appreciate it. >> water levels and lakes and rivers across pakistan continue to, rise leaving millions of people and dozens -- flooding. some parts every five have the average monsoon rainfall, a third of the country is submerged. the world health organization warning that -- is a spreading disease. joining me now from the hard-hit province's suzanna george washington post a bureau chief. suzannah, thank you for being with us, this seems to be a flood emergency between -- national disaster so how dire is the crisis right now how much worse is expected to get -- >> you can see behind me, some of the fields that have been most recently flooded here in the province, as these were

flooded when the pakistani government made the controversial government decision to reach a lake upstream from here. that move displaced tens of thousands of people and flooded hundreds more villages downstream. we are hearing that water levels in the league are continuing to rise and that may force pakistani government to make another -- breach of the retaining wall. that may add to the humanitarian crisis. here right we are now is in sindh just south of some of the worst-hit villages further north from, here these are villages that are still underwater. the president what families at some of these villages, they told us they do not want to leave their homes because they know even if they reach try land, there will not be shelter for them, and -- these flights have been going on for weeks, months, that is soon, but the pakistani government only declared a state of national emergency a few weeks ago, and then mcgahn

appealing for outside aid. so there is growing anger here amongst pakistanis that the government has asked it to slow, and even those who have been able to be rescued from the floodwaters are not receiving humanitarian assistance that they need once on trial and. >> suzannah, thank you for being with, us we really appreciate the update, it is a sad story, we know the 1300 or so dead, a third were kids. susannah george, thank you. >> to find out how to help those impacted -- you can find the information that cnn.com/impact. an earthquake in southwestern china has left dozens dead, rescuers are searching rubble and it debris right now looking for survivors. that is after the 6.6 quake hit the szechuan province monday afternoon. cnn's kristie lu stout following on these developments she's live with us from hong kong. okay, so a day on from the quake, we are now getting a bit of an idea of the extent of the damage and devastation. what is going on?

>> john, the death toll is rising, a day after the 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit szechuan, the biggest earthquake to rock the region since 2017. according to state run media the are reporting at least 65 people have died as a result of this earthquake, the report 248 more people are injured. 12 people remain missing. chinese president xi jinping has quote an all out effort to save lives and minimize casualties. i want to show you this, it is a got dashcam video that has been going viral on chinese social media, and you see the precise moment on the quake struck. it underscores at the sheer force of the earthquake, you see the trees, the buildings swaying and shaking, and at one point right there the facade of a building simply crumbles apart. the extent of the devastation that is still being assessed right now, but we know the power and communication lines have been disrupted. we also learned that near the

epicenter of the earthquake roads and homes have been destroyed, and keep in mind this has been a brutal and cruel summer for the people of szechuan province, a province home to some 84 million people. if you zero in on the situation and its capital city of chengdu, all of his 21 million residents were forced to go into lockdown because of rising covid-19 cases. i want to show, you this next video here, it has been going viral on social media, showcasing the heightened tension among residents who are venting their frustration about still being stuck in a lockdown, even after being struck and terrorized by a magnitude 6.6 earthquake. the region and its people have ensured so much john, you know the earthquake, the lockdown in shongaloo, the record breaking heat wave, the drought, wildfires as well. it is just mystery upon mystery for the people in this afflicted province of szechuan. back to you.

>> i remember back in 2008, there was the -- earthquake which hit szechuan, the numbers that came out came out a few dozen and there was maybe ten, by the end of it the toll was 80,000. what is the likelihood we will have a similar situation here that they will have those numbers released over a period of time? >> that is what we need to monitor. i think it was very significant when that order was issued by chinese president xi jinping, saying an all-out risk must be mobilized in order to minimize casualties and to save lives. it gives you a hint that the that station could be far worse than initially reported. the death toll again, it keeps rising. between yesterday and today, between the hours of this morning on this afternoon, we will have to continue to monitor the official numbers that we are getting out of china, but also keep an eye on these scenes that are coming out, not just through state run media but also through social media, not just on the frustration of that is being funded among the survivors, but also just seeing the sheer force of the earthquake and the

devastation. look at what has up into power lines, look at homes, so far they have been no reports of damage to for example the hydro power plants and facilities and dams in the szechuan. but, that is one to monitor. back to you. >> the story is not over, yet not by a long shot. kristie lu stout for us live in hong kong. >> thank you. >> still to come, new ruler for britain's conservative party and after a meeting with -- a look at the challenges ahead for lustrous.. panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli...

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>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states, and all around the world. you're watching cnn newsroom, i'm john vause. was johnson's turbulent time as uk prime minister will officially end in a few hours when he offers his resignation to queen elizabeth.

let's just wouldn't take a swiss after the leadership of the concerted party with jonathan introspective to make public statements to the always i had. we've already heard from french president emmanuel macron who last month said the jury is still out, he was a credible photo of the uk. still, macron welcomed her win. >> i sit welcome to those trust, i expressed to her that france congratulates her and we are available to work as allies and friends. the united kingdom is a great country, not like assist committed to defending democracy by the side of ukraine and also needs to strengthen its energy sovereignty and win the battle against climate change. that is the real agenda, the rest is just -- >> along with the, cheers there were tears as well, arriving at the headquarters in london on

monday, not a good sign of things to come. we can head not to london, cnn's not a beshear is live with the very latest. nada, thank you for coming in early, what can we expect on this day? it is a busy day for those, just lots to do. >> yeah and has a busy day for lustrous, it is also going to be a busy day for the outgoing prime minister boris johnson. in the next hour or so, we can expect him to step outside here on the streets, outside ten downing street to make his final address as prime minister. we saw him setting foot on the podium back in july, announcing his resignation saying that he would be sad to leave. he described as the best job in the world, and today we will hear his final speech, we will be speaking to the press, the country just in about an hour or so before his trip to balmoral in scotland. not typically the outgoing prime minister and -- will travel just down the road to buckingham palace for an audience with the queen, but she currently residing in her summary students and balmoral

in scotland, where the prime minister will be traveling shortly after his address to visit the queen to tender his resignation formally, and crucially esper custom in the united kingdom to recommend list trust for the position of prime minister. now shortly after, -- this trust herself will also hold and -- with the queen, she will be formally invited by the monarch to form a government following that customary tradition she will travel back here to downing street which she will give her first address as -- 10 downing street where she will soon be presiding. of course that isn't the end, there is a significant series of challenges that lie ahead for the incoming prime minister. first and foremost of course, she will be looking to form a new cabinet, the cabinet ministers who take charge of our government over the coming weeks, but of course there is a piling up -- for this trust, she comes into

government at a time where immense crisis for the british government, the war in ukraine, several challenges at home as well, we heard from her addressing the challenges just yesterday the victory reached -- to deliver, deliver, deliver. john? >> and deliver some, or we will see what happens. not a beshear live in london. well for the first time since stepping back from her royal wool, the duchess of sussex gave a speech in -- saying it was good to be back in the uk. the keynote address at the -- in manchester where she was accompanied by her husband. prince harry. it has been two years since they step back from their royal duties, according to british newspapers there are no plans for prince harry to see his brother. relations between the two apparently remain strained. let's take a, break coming up, the last working reactor shut down ukraine's largest nuclear power plant. firing and shelling, why ukraine is once again placing the blame on moscow.

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shelling by russian artillery caused a fire at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which disconnected the last working reactor from the power grid. a spokesman for the international atomic agency says the actor should be reconnected once the fires are out, and iaea team was given access to the plant last week and -- report on safety conditions at the facility, a president says the shelling around the plant proved moscow has little interest in the report, and on plans av, and is unconcerned by the risk of a nuclear reactor. >> shelling the territory of zaporizhzhia means that the terror but does not care what the iaea says, what the international community decides. russia is interested only in the fact that the situation would remain the worst, and as long as possible. >> more details now from cnn's sam kiley reporting from a distance. >> for the third time and ten days, the ukrainian authorities

are deeply concerned about the disconnect of a nuclear reactor in the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which is. 20 miles south of the city of 700,000 people because they say that it has been disconnected, forcing the use of the back of power, the diesel generating system in order to cool the nuclear reactor. now, this is happened three times in the past. and every time it happens, the concerns over a nuclear meltdown increase. and now, there are two un inspectors still on the site. they are supposed to be there permanently, or these for the foreseeable future. so, it will be interesting to see whom the blame or whether they go public with what's going on there. meanwhile, the ukrainian president, zelenskyy, has been claiming relatively-limited successes. saying that at least two villages in the south, during the southern offensive have been captured. and one village in the east. now, these villages frequently changed hands fairly often during these campaigns. but there is no doubt that here in the south, the ukrainians counter offensive still means

that they have the initiative using a lot of nato's supply firepower to overwhelm superior numbers of artillery of men that the russians have here on the ground. sam kiley, cnn, in odessa. >> and a u.s. official says moscow has two to north korea and -- new supplies of rockets and artillery routes, a sign the russian military they say is suffering from shortages. -- russians lost independent newspapers has been revoked by moscow court. state media watchdog says -- failed to provide documents proving ownership of the company, changed hands in 2006. the editor in chief -- says they will appeal this decision, he says it is no mystery why the government is doing this. >> the decision is a political hate job that has no legal

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the name of the? >> is it top so lumen -- >> something like that. >> this clipper -- peppa pig world. >> is everything okay, prime minister? president putin of russia has only state war in our european continent. >> are there more revelations to come? >> all the guidance was followed, completely. >> that is not true, all i can tell you is that all the guidelines were observed. >> firstly i want to say, sorry. i'm sorry for the things we didn't get, right and also for the way this has been handled.

>> worst announcing he is resigning as prime minister. >> i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. >> worse johnson there but not forgotten, -- over the past 60, is there is a one -- i'm nurses office staying put. on the day the uk learned who would be its next prime minister larry the cat sorted outside the official residence, to get all, out and take a, moment that was it. he has been on the job since 2011, outlasting giving, cameron teresa may, boris johnson, presumably -- on the one after, that after, that after that. please stay with cnn for our special coverage of britain's next prime minister as we take you live to london in the next hour. thank you for state watching cnn newsroom, i'm john vause,

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