see that we're down to five seconds. we'll see you in our next session. the amateur. good place. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world . i'm leila rock. just hours from now. donald trump is expected to arrive in new york

ahead of his scheduled court appearance on tuesday. trump's legal team is preparing for the first ever arrangement of a former president, the u. s and russia's top officials, speaking by phone about two detained americans. but russia has to say about the fate of the arrested wall street journal reporter and a violent explosion rips through a saint petersburg cafe, leaving a popular pro war russian blogger dead. what? we're learning ahead in a live report. from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with leila harrack. we begin here in the united states and the coming hours. former u. s. president donald trump will head to new york for a moment we've never seen before. sources tell cnn. he is expected to appear in court tuesday afternoon. his legal team says trump will voluntarily surrender but plans to file substantial

legal challenges. we will take the indictment. we will dissect it. um the team will look at every every, um, potential issue that we will be able to challenge him. we will challenge and of course, i very much anticipated motion to dismiss coming because there's no law that fits this. while the former president has been indicted for his alleged role in a hush money payments scheme involving adult film star stormy daniels. meanwhile new york ramping up security ahead of the historic arrangement, barricades were being set up near the courthouse over the weekend strategy donald trump's attorneys are using is to try and discredit michael cohen as a witness. he was trump's former personal attorney and fixer during the alleged hush money scandal. cohen's attorney, lanny davis, has been defending his client. we're going in credibility. let me repeat everything, michael cohen has said since he decided to

tell the truth. he lied for 10 years for donald trump. he went to the american people in front of chairman comings and he said , i lied. i'm ashamed of myself. i own that now. from that point on, he's never been shown to have lied. he has been forthcoming with every investigator endeavor took the fifth amendment the way mr trump did, and the credibility between him and the jury in that courtroom is going to be based on corroborating evidence. while davis says everything is client has testified to is backed up by documentation and corroboration seen as crystal holmes has more on what we can expect in the days ahead. the logistics around former president trump's trip to new york tomorrow, and his arraignment on tuesday are still being sorted out. but we have learned that the former president plans to give a primetime address when he arrives back at his mar-a-lago home on tuesday. we had heard from sources, security sources as well as a member of president trump's team that they wanted to get him in and out of manhattan

as quickly as possible so he will be leaving the city. right after that arraignment, coming back to his florida home, where he will address the nation now this will be a chance for him to really give his side of the story and spin his own narrative . as we have heard, he has all this a political witch hunt and a hoax. but the difference between those remarks on tuesday and what we have heard in the last several weeks. it will be the first time we hear from him. since those charges have been made public currently no one knows what those charges actually are, and they won't be revealed until his arraignment. on tuesday. republicans have rallied around him. the former president spent much of the weekend calling his allies calling his advisers and we saw a lot of them on the airwaves defending the former president, but the thing to watch as we head into this next week is how that messaging or it's that messaging actually changes. once we see what those charges actually are now on the legal front we heard from trump's lawyer, joe tacopina, who said that they are waiting to see

that indictment that's going to impact their legal decisions. they are have not seen what the charges are, and they cannot make any game plan at this point yet until they actually see that , but they did make clear he did make clear that everything was on the table. kristen holmes, cnn west palm beach, florida. joining me now is michael genovese's. he is a political analyst and president of the global policy institute at loyola marymount university. he has also authored numerous books, including the modern presidency, six debates that define the institution there. so good to have you with us. we um we're getting ready for a very monumental week. the ex president will be arraigned at the manhattan criminal court house. on tuesday. what will you be looking for? you know, a lot of people are speculating that you're going to see the perp walk in. you're gonna see him in

handcuffs. i think there's going to be much less of that than some people anticipate. i think it's gonna be very businesslike . i think he'll go in the side door. there won't be a lot of cameras and it will be done very subtly. and with what i think, you know, dignity even and so i think that's as it should be not just for a former president, but for anyone, and so i think the real events will take place after the arraignment. i think when he goes to give his speech in mar-a-lago that night, that's when the fireworks may start. would you expect to happen? well i think in this in the speech itself, what i expect to happen is that if past is prelude, donald trump is kind of a one trick pony. he knows how to do one thing very well and that's go on the attack. and so i think what he'll do is he'll start screaming about which hunts and hoaxes. he'll try to rev up his base, which is a very good political strategy. it's not a good legal strategy, and he's now converting from the political to the legal. um and in that sense, you know, i think

he's going to have a really hard time making that conversation. convergent he is to his base, the pied piper. and they will forgive him anything. but when you get into a legal venue, they worry about evidence. any worry about facts, and so donald trump is going to be in a more hostile environment in that regard, he will wear his indictment as a badge of honor. um but i think for most of us were now beginning to see more clearly that the emperor has no clothes . his base is still blind to that most americans are beginning to see that now current or former president being charged with a crime is unprecedented, but a case against a presidential candidate is not. that's right, um, in the most literal and narrow sense. this is the first time we've ever indicted a former president , but we've had a lot of scoundrels in politics and a lot of rogues particles always had its seamy side. you'll you may

recall you're too young to recall actually that richard nixon was named an unindicted co conspirator because at that time they believed in many still do that you cannot indict a sitting president. but now that he's out of office, you could indict. um and we've also had roads like and characters like eugene debs, who ran as a socialist candidate for president several times in 1920. he ran from prison and alabama. and so you know, the constitution is very ecumenical and very, very, very limited in terms of its requirements to be present you all just the natural born citizen. 35 years of age and having lived in the united states for 14 years. beyond that, any rogue any scoundrel? anyone can run for president. now we've had a history of calling corrupt politicians to account. and that's a really good sign that no one not even the president should be above the law. no one not even a former president should be unaccountable. now. mr trump is defiant. he denies any sexual encounter any wrongdoing. he says he has not done anything illegal, depending on which side

of the political aisle politicians are. the reactions have been very divided. don't know what the indictment contains. once we know that then we can make some really reasoned judgments. what happens if there is a 30? whatever count indictment, which is very clear very specific, which gives some of the rationales that might be persuasive if it's just bullet points and accusations, then it might be much less useful. but i think what we've seen is that the american political system is divided, divisive, polarized. we fight with each other. each side believes that it has god on its side, and each side believes that it is fighting a holy crusade. and in that sense, they both say that virtually anything goes the first thing to go, though, and to go out the window is the truth, mr trump says, brags prosecution as politically motivated. prominent republicans also very quick to target alvin bragg. what do you make of that

argument? it's understandable because of the heart political times we live in. it's understandable because donald trump is the kind of character who brings out the best and the worst in people. but you have to recall that this was a grand jury. it wasn't the district attorney alone who brought these charges. a jury a grand jury of new yorkers. voted that they believe there is grounds for some kind of investigations, then an indictment than the d a takes over and so you know you you open yourself up in any political prosecution, whether it's merited or not to all kinds of accusations, and the d a. mr greg will be present turn turn apart in in the media by republicans and conservatives. he has to have tough skin. he has to be 16, and it's going to happen. he has to rely on the strength of his case. if this case holds up, he has vindicated. if it doesn't hold up, the criticisms might be

valid. mr trump will be the center of attention. the focal point in national news here in the united states this week. how do you expect this to be received across the nation? you know, it's such an odd thing that there is and i hate to put it this way, but an entertainment value that is to say that people are going to be fascinated by the process by the charges by the arguments. pro and con. guilty innocent and so it has a bit of a circus that was here that might occur, but i think it also has an incredibly important educative function that it might serve. we might highlight the importance of the rule of law, importance of accountability, even for a president or former president that no human being no politician. no powerful individual is above the law. and if that message comes across that's a great message to send to america and to the world.

michael genevieve's thank you so much. thank you, leila. washington is taking its demand for the release of an american journalist arrested in russia directly to moscow. the two sides top diplomats spoke by telephone sunday about the arrest of wall street journal reporter evan gris, covic gris covic is the first american journalists to be detained by moscow on espionage charges since the cold war, he faces up to 20 years in prison as cnn white house correspondent or let's science tells us greece. covic was not the only american detainee brought up during the call. secretary of state antony blinken spoke with his russian counterpart, foreign minister sergei lavrov on sunday to urge russia to immediately released wall street journal reporter evan gersh covic. this marked a very rare phone call between the two men. they have only spoken three times since russia invaded ukraine, and each of those calls

has focused on trying to release detained americans. now the state department released a readout of this most recent call , where they say quote secretary blinken conveyed the united states has grave concern over russia's unacceptable detention of a u. s citizen journalist secretary called for his immediate release. secretary blinken further urged the kremlin to immediately released wrongfully detained us citizen paul whelan. paul whelan has is in the process of serving a 16 year sentence after facing espionage charges in russia, which is also facing espionage charges, something that the white house and his employer, the wall street journal, say simply just is not accurate now on the russian side. did they said that this phone call between blinken and lavrov was requested on behalf of the united states, and they said that lavrov told blanket that ultimately that wall street journal reporters fate would be determined in russian court. now this all comes at a point of very high tension between the us and russia, especially with that

war in ukraine continuing on and one thing that officials will be working towards in the coming days is trying to get consular access to gersh covic so they could see what exactly his state it is so officials can assess that, and they can also relate that to their family, but the white house at this moment is trying to stress that this remains a top priority for the president are less signs. cnn, the white house. still to come and explosion rips through a cafe in st petersburg, killing a russian military blogger, the latest on the investigation in a live report ahead, and our david mckenzie reports on a group of american and canadian doctors performing reconstructive surgeries on ukrainians wounded during the war. n nirvana we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. go to carve ana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds will come

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more than 30. others were injured and video shows the extensive damage left behind. state media reports that investigators have been questioning everyone who was inside the cafe at the time as spokesperson for russia's foreign ministry has already pointing the finger at ukraine, without citing any evidence, while a ukrainian officials suggest the killing was a result of in five eating. in russia. let's go live now to london, where cnn's claire sebastian is standing by and following developments for you, claire, a very audacious attack on a high profile pro kremlin figure. what are russian authorities saying? how are they treating this? yeah later. this is something that for the moment they seem to be letting law enforcement do most of the talking as you say a murder investigation has been opened by the investigative committee in st petersburg. there's still a lot of damage at the scene. the death toll that injury toll rather rising over 30 so you can see that we're still in the early stages of this. they are, according to

state media, focusing on a woman who, according to eyewitnesses, handed vlad renta, tatar ski figurine of sorts shortly before the explosion. so that's what state media is saying that they are looking at in terms of political reaction. nothing from the kremlin as of yet, but we have had, as you say, from the foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zahara over who immediately pointed the finger at ukraine, saying that russian journalists are constantly experiencing threats of reprisal from the cave regime and its inspirer. which are increasingly being implemented interesting that she is sort of linking him with russian jan with russian journalist since he was a military blogger, really with a telegram following of around half a million, she praises his service to the motherland as well, even though of course he was known at times to be critical of the way that russia was conducting this war. so as of now, as i say. mostly this is being focused on how law enforcement of dealing with this we wait to hear more reaction,

perhaps later. claire sebastian reporting. thank you so much, claire. the head of the russian mercenary group of wagner says a russian flag has been raised in memory of water ski on the battlefield and mahmoud all those comments from yevgeny version coming in in a brief video he claims was recorded in the eastern ukrainian city. cnn can't immediately confirm the location where version recorded the message holding a flag that was in distinct in the darkness . meantime ukraine says at least six people were killed in russian airstrikes on the town of christian teeny fca, the ukrainian defense ministry says russian forces targeted residential areas launching two strikes with 300 long range missiles and four strikes with a multiple launch rocket system. thousands have been wounded in the war, and now there is new help for some of those who were

disfigured. cnn's david mckenzie met surgeons from the u. s and canada were helping them heal. we want to warn you, some viewers may find these images hard to watch. the glass. and right impact of war is hard to look at my finger difficulty that i'm having is that i don't know what anything looks like behind the skin here. i can make an opening that looks like there's an eye, but they're never going to look like normal islands and the surgical realities are nothing like civilian life, okay? how do you compare it to here in ukraine with the level of complexity for these cases is significantly more elaborate and significantly more complex. think we can get the mouth of working better face the future, mission director anthony bruce said, says the blast injuries are often devastating one of the things that we can do is improved the appearance of the scar, multilevel bone and soft tissue

injuries really get does not get any more complex than this, even in a combat scenario, they brought together highly specialist, plastic surgeons, anesthesiologists and nurses from the u. s and canada to reconstruct and repair bone is missing. many cannot and if we can do that, then that certainly is a fulfilling opportunity, so it's not just the physical change. it's a psychological help. you hope. absolutely absolutely. and it's a psychological help, not just for the patient but also for their family. roman belinsky is one of the patients. thank you invited us to his home to what do i think of him? i'm proud of my son, says his mother proud of him. i'm proud of the fact that he didn't run away. he didn't hide casa. early in the war. his

mechanized infantry brigade faced the brunt of russia's invasion. and they oncoming tanks. are you surprised that you survived? i do not understand how i survived, he says is make a visual. i don't even understand how i got through the shelling because it was dark. usually my i was hanging out. i was concussed. my whole face was covered in blood . shrapnel went right through me , he says many in his brigade were lost. not know we were all like one family, he said. somewhere you feel your guilt that i didn't also die like they did. roman lived, so she didn't you? probably and this will be his third surgery with dr john throttle. what bothers you the most now? our hope is that at some point here they leave happy . you know that. i don't see

them again. on my end. what i have to appreciate we're making steps. because they don't fix that. we make them better. this is where we shine, which is in the operating room. all of the steps and activities that we're doing before. getting here is really to get us to this point. roman surgery is one of the first of the day, he says dr friedel and the team have already put him back together and saved his life. dr frodo is working to move cheek implant just a tiny bit higher on remand . the margins in this kind of surgery are very small, but the differences for the patients can be huge person's appearance is reflection of their inner spirit of their inner self to the world . and we must never forget that everyone wants to have a facial appearance that others want to look at. i would want to get to know you. it's part of the human condition. david mckenzie, cnn ivano frankivsk, ukraine. still to come. finland is getting

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on a pro business platform and has vowed to cut spending. but it's party will have to form a coalition with other parties to govern. let's bring you more now on this one to turn to steven erlanger. he's the chief diplomatic correspondent for the new york times and joins us now from brussels via skype. so good to see you what led to the political downfall of miss marin? well she is still very popular in finland, but her center left party was increasingly less popular. she was always more popular than her party and has been going on in nearby sweden. also um, where the last election saw swing to the right. that happened in finland to the fins are kind of famously. ah tight fisted and heard the biggest criticism of her that mattered domestically had nothing to do with ukraine. or nato, on which she was considered to have done a good job or even covid but the size

of the government debt now in regular european terms, finished dead is only about 70% of gdp. it's not bad at all. but for the fins, it seemed much too much so they have gone for a center rights. party very narrowly. it should be said that promises to rein in public spending and that is really the problem son and marine during her campaign just very aggressively said that the problem in finland was not enough growth, but refused to talk about budget cuts. so this in the end cut against her, but she does remain quite popular, even if she is somewhat controversial as well. fresh face a new generation. a woman who enjoys her private life. this had a controversy in relatively conservative finland . but i don't think was a very

key issue in her loss. the hard part starts arguably a coalition will have to be formed. could we see miss marron make a comeback or or play a role in forming a new government? i think very much so. i mean, it's a 200 seat parliament and the highest party got 48 seats, so it's going to have to be a coalition. it's likely to be at least three parties. the submarines. problem is that her left allies won't work with the national coalition party. the big question for them is do they go? to the populist, harder right finns party, which came in second and build. coalition around that. or will they go more towards the social democrats, who came in a narrow third and build a coalition around them? and if they do

that, then it's possible son of marine would have another ministerial office. she could be for a minister, she she could be something else. i'm not sure that interests her right now. one of the great questions in finland is what comes next for son of marine and i think also the rest of the world will be keenly watching her next move. finland as you know, is about to join. nato has a decision to join nato played any role in these elections. i understand. i mean, it didn't even play a role. it wasn't contentious at all that surprise you. um not exactly. i mean, because foreign policy in finland's basically run by the president, it's very powerful presidency celine niinisto and here's the most popular politician in in finland , and he was the one who kind of really guided finland and sweden to toward nato now. um basically

all parties went along some on the left still didn't like it. but as you say it was not at that point any longer. um, a controversial issue, and by the time the election happened, uh, it was all done. all that remains for finland to get in nato is exchange of a few letters, so it really is a done deal. a done deal is steven erlanger. thank you so much for providing us with your insights greatly appreciate it. thank you. now we turn our focus to iran, where many women are condemning a yogurt attack on two women for allegedly not wearing their job. this viral cctv video shows the moment when a man enters the shop, confronts them and then proceeds to dump a tub of yogurt on their heads. the two women arrested for failing to wear the hijab in public, according to masson news agency. several iranian women are speaking out, blaming the

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that guatemala's an essential part of its foreign policy will continue to support the recognition of taiwan's sovereignty, he said. president obama today went even further out of public events saturday when he reiterated that taiwan is in his words and independent nation and the only true china with which guatemala shares democratic values, mutual respect and fraternal ties. size visit to central america happened only a week after honduras another central american country, broke diplomatic relations with taiwan after 80 years just before forging a new alliance with china. now taiwan has only 13 diplomatic partners, mainly small countries in latin america and the caribbean on friday at chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman said that the one china policy should be accepted worldwide, adding that she hopes guatemala makes the right decision to stop supporting taiwan in the near future. on monday, taiwanese president science expected to sign several

agreements with the government of police before meeting with prime minister johnny briseno. she's traveling to california. nya later in the week before returning home and already visited new york last week as part of her 10 day trip to the region. rafael romo, cnn atlanta we'll take a quick break for our viewers in north america. i'll have more news for you in just a moment for international viewers. what sports, isn't it? is i it real quick? oh just hold

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new york. the u. s. is pushing back against oil production cuts being made by saudi arabia and other opec plus countries. a spokesperson for the national security council called the move inadvisable due to uncertainty in the markets. riyadh and other oil producing nations say they'll start reducing output by more than a million barrels a day from may to the end of the year. it follows further cuts opec plus announced in october move that rankled the white house. march madness is almost over, but there's still one more game to play. san diego state in connecticut will play for the men's championship tonight. it will be the first men's championship game for the yukon huskies since 2014 san diego state will be in the finals for the first time ever as cnn's cory wire reports that follows a women's final that did not turn out to be the close contest,

rather than many had expected. it was domination in dallas. l s u led by a hall of fame coach with players full of confidence and swagger, dominating iowa in historic fashion to win the program's first ever national title. speaking of fashion ls you coach kim mulkey with passion as flashy as her fashion . she's unique and infectious. they're taking on the national player of the year katelyn polantz in iowa hawkeyes generational talent, does it again unreal hitting threes from way downtown. on dropping a game high 30 points 83 pointers, setting a new record for most threes made in the entire terni , but this was no ordinary performance by the tigers. how about the buzzer beater before the half by unexpected hero jasmine carson coming off the bench to score a team high 22 points when she ends scored a single point in their previous three games. tigers filled buckets championship record 102

points in the end, high profile tough as nails angel reese, their star dominated 15 points. 10 rebounds, another double, double breathe and believe that's all we did all year. just take a deep breath and just keep believing each other. nobody thought we were gonna be here. nobody as long as we believe in each other. i don't even know what to say. right now. i'm just so happy. much respect to iowa and incredible season. you just can't help but think that they had left everything on the court in the national semifinal against south carolina, likely, emotionally and physically drained from having taken down the bigger, stronger defending champs. i hope this team brought them a lot of joy. i understand we came up one win short, but i think we have a lot to be proud of, and a lot to celebrate kim mulkey crying tears of joy she just keeps on winning her players play with fire and passion and coach who's from louisiana couldn't hold back the

emotion afterwards, thinking about what it'll be like to take a title back home time. i've been blessed. never in the history of lsd, basketball men or women. have you ever played for a championship to win it? i think my tears are tears of joy. i'm so happy for everybody back home in louisiana. kim mulkey is one of the greatest motivators in sports. she won a college national titles as a player herself, then won an olympic gold as a player in 1984. she went on to coach baylor university to three national titles and now takes l s u to the top just two seasons after arriving congrats to the tigers national champions for the first time. we'll soon know the names of the first astronauts to circle the moon in more than half a century. nasa will announce the crew on monday and it will include three americans and one canadian. their mission called artemis two, is scheduled

to orbit the moon next year. it will pave the way for artemis three, which will take astronauts back to the moon's surface as early as 2025 the price tag for nasa's return to the moon. june is an estimated cool $100 billion. and finally this hour, an art project in paris could lead you to believe you have double vision. on april fool's day artist philippe and build his replica of france's most iconic landmark he calls it baby eiffel tower and it actually amidst the sound of a crying infant. every 10 minutes , although 23 ton replica has been nicknamed i fella it will be on display for two weeks. alright that wraps up this hour of cnn newsroom i'm leila torok . i'll be back with another hour

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