people claiming they are his cousin, as you saw in that piece to lots of people. claiming different items. you know, bricks off walls and things that are somehow linked to biden's answers street although locally people here calling some of those claims into question, however, the man you saw in that piece there, ernie calf cafferty , he actually presented the president with a break from that fireplace you saw in the piece there today, so that is on its way on air force one now back to the us with the president. they didn't give you a lift back. he didn't know i'm stuck here in the cold talking to you. don't you have fun? it's great piece, tony. thanks. the news continues next right here on cnn. hello and welcome to our viewers

joining us from the united states and all around the world. i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company coming up here on cnn newsroom, the young u. s airman accused of leaking highly classified documents online, formally charged with violating the espionage act. we'll have an update just ahead. victory in court for french president emmanuel macron on pension reform, but at what political costs as the protests continue. and in california, winter of torrential rain and snowfall is revived a long dead lake and in the process destroyed vast stretches of farmland will take you to the scene of a climate catastrophe. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with michael holmes. the us government moving quickly with its prosecution of that suspected leaker of classified documents. one day after his arrest, 21 year old air national

guardsman jack teixeira, formally charged under the espionage act, the leaks exposed to a wide range of highly classified information, including eavesdropping on allies and blunt assessments of the war in ukraine. president joe biden says he has directed national security agencies to secure sensitive information. i have instructed the department to make sure that they get to the root of why he had access in the first place. number one. and number two to focus extensively on the extent to which it all occurred. and that's going on right now. i have nothing to report beyond what's already been reported that will take well, there's no way to protect how long an investigation will take. but i don't think it's going to take very long. pentagon correspondent oren liebermann, now with the latest on the charges and the continuing fallout from those leaks. in a federal courtroom in

boston 21 year old jack to sheriff faced his legal fate for the first time charged through the espionage act with unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents and national security information. the airman first class at the center of an investigation into a leak of top secret information in court, his father yelled out, love you, jack! the response love you, too, dad. fighting. outside the courthouse to share his family thrust into the spotlight with national security interests at stake, said nothing to cheryl was an i. t specialist with the massachusetts air national guard , he enlisted before graduating high school, his senior year photo quote that now appears prophetic actions speak louder than words. he's had a top secret clearance since 2021 access to sensitive compartmentalized information. in a job that requires a lifetime binding nondisclosure agreement. people who sign agreements to be able to receive classified documents acknowledge the importance to the national

security of not disclosing those documents, and we intend to ascend that message. how important it is. to our national security one day earlier and one hour south to cheryl was spotted on his back porch, reading a book. moments later on fbi tactical team closed in on to sheriff taking him into custody outside his house. those who knew him growing up, described him as a bit of a loner and into guns have a lot of friends. but like some of the friends he did have or also kind of in the same boat as him in a way, but people are just wary of them on discord and online platform free. quickly used by gamers to share a built his own group of friends and followers. he's believed to be the head of a chat server named thug shaker central. court documents allege that late last year he began sharing classified information a user in the chat group telling the fbi at first, it was just paragraphs of text and then photographs of documents that contained what

appeared to be classification markings. fact is, it's quite easy to do if you are a person who has decided to violate your oath to violate the training and the rules that you operate under and to proactively make a decision to break the law in the days before his arrest court document see to share a used his government computer. to search classified intelligence reporting for the word leak on attempt to find out if investigators were onto him after to share his first court appearance on friday. he'll have a detention hearing on wednesday . this whole legal process that seems moving forward very quickly, about a week from when president joe biden, defense secretary lloyd austin and others first learned about the leaks to the arrest and the prosecution now moving forward project to sheriff oren liebermann, cnn at the pentagon. now we still don't know yet what might have motivated to share it to allegedly share those classified documents online. here's cnn chief intelligence and law enforcement analyst john miller with his analysis. here

is a guy who since he was a little kid. i was interested in war in guns and weapons and planes in tanks. he carried books and magazines about that, based on the interviews that cnn is done with friends. and during covid. he assembles this group in this, you know, they're all locked down at home, and they play their war games on the discord server and they swapped their stories back and forth. but he's the guy who now has the cool job. his two worlds merge in the daytime. he's going to work where he's working in a classified facility where the gamers aren't gamers. they're not playing. they're flying real drones and real war zones targeting real terrorists, sending hellfire missiles and predator drones with reapers, and that's all going on. and he's the guy in the background whose job it is to keep all those systems running technically during the day, but he's exposed to all that material. he brings it back into his pretend world and shares it now his two worlds are basically colliding. but once it spills

outside his little group of 25 people onto the internet. real documents with real classification markings that was the spill the leak into the world wide web that he couldn't stop it. now we're following a developing story out of japan. local media reporting that the prime minister through milk ashida has been evacuated from a venue after an explosion was heard as he was about to give a speech, according to public broadcaster nhk. the prime minister was not hurt, and a man was arrested at the scene. you can see that playing out there on your screen. cnn's mark stewart joins me now from tokyo with more confusing. tell us what more we know mark. michael again. let's stress that the japanese prime minister is safe . in fact, he gave the political speech he was intending to make just a few minutes ago in the ports city just south of osaka. now as you can see from the video, there was certainly a lot

of panic. people were gathered in an event venue. the prime minister was set to give a speech. when several witnesses describe some kind of silver object flying in the air. in fact, one witness told japanese broadcaster nhk that they saw some kind of white and then the sound of an explosion immediately. the prime minister was whisked away, of course, surrounded by security guards at the same time that was played out. several people in the audience believed at least to be one police officer. tackled a man who was described as wearing glasses a mask you had on a great backpack. that man is now described as the suspect he was taken away and taken into police custody. he is facing an unusual charge that being forcible obstruction of business and that basically means getting in the way of daily affairs, according to japanese law. but there are so many unanswered questions about this individual. what was

his intent? what is his background? did he have any political tensions or or or our rights with the prime minister that we are trying to piece together as well as his age, his hometown? what he does for a living basic questions that we're still hoping to get in the next few hours. nonetheless the prime minister has continued his political schedule. but certainly, as you can see from that video, michael a lot of panic. just hours ago, just about three hours ago outside of tokyo. yeah and real quick mark after the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe last year, security obviously was bolstered, but clearly mr kishida was in a public venue where people clearly had access to him. right this is this took place in a porta fishing ports called wakayama, and it's typically here in japan. not all officers are armed. but in the case of the prime minister when he is traveling, he is with a

very secure group of security officers who are armed. the question is where people who were allowed into this venue. did they receive typical security screenings, as we see in other parts of the world metal detectors and such that is not clear if that occurred here , but yes, it's certainly does bring back memories of what happened with former prime minister abe. yeah yeah, i got close enough to throw something . mark stewart appreciate the reporting. good to have you there on the spot for us. all right, let's turn our attention to france. now we're in the past few hours. president emmanuel macron has enacted the controversial pension reform law that move coming after the nation's highest constitutional court on friday declined to block that law. but the anger against macron and his plan to raise the retirement age to 64 is still very strong. union leaders vowed to continue the fight at least one leader calling for historic protests on

may the first day usually marked by being labor protests. cnn's frederik blacken now with more on the story from paris. the green light for french president emmanuel macron's pension reform bill met with red flares by protesters as you can see the people here voicing their anger after the decision of the constitutional council, and many of them are saying they will continue to go out on the streets and protest even after this decision, the ruling made by members of the french constitutional council, known as the wise men, gives macron the go ahead to raise the age of retirement from 62 to 64. for election. e acted very badly against us against the people. he's not a democrat autocrat ahead of the ruling police barricaded the country's highest constitutional authority after outbursts of violence on thursday, the 12th day of

demonstrations against this bill following the ruling, the french prime minister said there is neither a winner or a loser, with protesters also vowing to continue their fight. yes we're going to keep protesting because we need we need to be respected . i don't see how people could just let it go forget about it. this content on the street sign that despite this victory, macron could still have a bumpy road ahead. cnn paris. joining me now is bruno parlier, researcher at sciences pole and a specialist in pension and welfare reform in france and europe, so pretty good voice to have on this topic. some caveats from the court, but overall a win for mr macron. how do you think this ruling played out in the big picture? so i mean, this is a conformation that it's possible in france to pass a law even if the public opinion is

against it, even if you have all trade unions against it, so from a legal point of view, and the government has the means to impose the things the premise whether this is also a legitimate decision that will be accepted by french public population, the reality is the retirement age of 62 is pretty generous compared to other nations. i read one analyst who said it's about more than the specific reform. it's about chipping away at the french way of life, which is cherished. how important is that way of life to the french as a society in a way , perhaps outsiders don't understand. first point to be made is that french 62 is not so different from the other ones. for instance, in germany, you can go and pension at the age of 63. what has to be compared is the fact that we also have a 67 nike in germany, which means that if you didn't contribute for enough years, you have to wait until 67 to have a full

pension. so that's more technical, but actually comprising needs to be made in that order. the thing is that, um, if you look at people in france around the age of 60 62 64 half of them are not working anymore. they've been sucked by their employers, so they don't understand why they are asked to be working longer. the other half is working hard because there is a entity intensification of working in france. partly because you have less people at work, and so both sides don't follow the argument that one should work longer asia because you were not job anymore , or because you're fed up with with working, so this is less about the way of life than looking at what happened in work , which is intensification actually. i wanted to ask you more about the fallout in the last election, many voters voted against the far right marine le

pen rather than four emmanuel macron in the broader political landscape could what's unfolded and is still unfolding, help the rise of a viable populist candidate far left off far right in france. so so far, it's the far right which is winning. if you look at the polls if you look at it, and at some recent, um, election, you see that the variety is increasing, and it's gaining from this blockage. it's not really the far left, which is winning. a lot of people said you told us that we should not vote for this extreme right party. but now we're fed up with this government that we voted for without agreeing with it. so next time, we may turn to this kind of property sparty. and this is not something that we should not consider that can happen. in france. it happened recently in italy. so why not friends? mm macron, the realities. he's still got well, four years until the next

election, voters can have short memories. these reforms were part of his platform in that last election, so people knew it was coming. but do you think this will come back to bite his party in the next election? do you think voters are going to remember this? yes usually you know that this kind of pension reform which is very visible and highly contested, lasting in voters memory. this is not one of many reforms. this was revealed a momentum and we had in the past some previous pension reforms which waited on the next direction, so there will be traces of this series of events, especially my continues to be totally deaf to what people learn, tell him and in various ways, actually. it's so when it when it comes to macron and his determination to push the reformist agenda in the face of public opinion. how do you see the evolution of the anti macron movement and where it might be headed in the months

ahead? is he going to be able to get anything of his agenda done between now and the next election? that's one of the problem is that this reform may pass, but it's very difficult to see how a new i mean, important reform could be passed because he cannot really rely on an aliens with the right wing party because they were we can and didn't really support on the left side. he will not get any aliens. he cannot trade any negotiation with the trade unions because they don't want to see him anymore. so it's very difficult to see how he will be able to do anything in the anything important. i mean, in the coming months and perhaps years, so and there is a real blockage here. well great to get you on and talk to you about this and get your expertise. bruno apology thank you so much. you're welcome. thank you very much. the us president joe biden wrapped up his visit to ireland . he's headed back home right

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four day tour of ireland that in some places resembled a campaign rally as much as a tour by a visiting head of state in county mayo. on friday, mr biden addressed the crowd of 27,000 people, according to the white house. he recounted the moment of serendipity earlier in the day when he encountered the priest who delivered last rites. to his late son, beau. my son hunter and my sister, valerie and i made several stops across mary today. we visited knock shrine was hosted by father richard gibbons. we also met are out of the blue. we didn't know it was there. a former military chaplain, father o grady, who gave my son last rites and walter reed medical hospital in washington. it was incredible to see him. it seemed like a sign. our senior diplomatic editor, nic robertson, is in dublin with more on mr biden's trip. well a

lot of the visit was about president biden's roots. his irish roots his heritage, how his family like so many others commemorated in the great famine statues here left ireland for a better life. his message in northern ireland was quite specific. it was broad. it was about the economy, but it was also about politics. the good friday agreement commemorating that and the important institution of power sharing government and president biden's message, he said. he didn't want to be presumptuous and tell people what to do. but he thought that it would be better if the political parties were back engaged. it was an indirect message to the democratic unionist party. that at the moment is refusing to be in that power sharing government. the leader of the democratic unionist party reflected afterwards and he said he thought president biden had been quite balanced. when the president came south of the border. it was less diplomatic. less serious, much wetter. it was raining. he visited

relatives in carling, furred and dundalk. and then on to dublin and dublin, met with the president met with the prime minister and gave us speech to the parliament of joint session of parliament, which really seemed to hit all the tones are important to president biden islands important why the relationship where united states relationship with ireland is important? what he feels about the country? he said. i'm home. i'd like to stay longer, and i think that was a sense that a lot of people here got from him. but he also had a shop message for the british government as well, saying he wants them to work. more closely with the irish government on the good friday agreement and his last day here. going back to his roots, giving a speech outside the cathedral. his great great great grandfather, edward blew it sold 27,000 bricks to help build that cathedral. the money he received for that in today's money about $25,000. was enough to buy the family tickets to emigrate. the united states,

which included patrick blewett, president biden's great great grandfather, so the whole journey will have had a lot of significance for president biden at a personal level of spiritual level in intellectual level, but i think overall, the takeaway is his desire that the good friday agreement gets implemented fully , and clearly he feels that british government in all of that needs to do more. nic robertson, cnn, dublin, ireland. ukraine says at least eight people are dead after a barrage of russian missiles hit the city of slovyansk, emergency crews scrambled to find survivors after the missiles tore through this residential building. ukrainian officials say six other targets were also hit, leaving 21 people wounded in all . meanwhile the war in ukraine has decimated russia's clandestine special forces. no one knows specs nats. that's according to the washington

post, citing some of the u. s intelligence. it's documents recently leaked online. they estimate that one spetsnaz units sent 900 troops to ukraine, but only about 125 are still active . cnn is unable to independently verify the reports. the u. s hostage. envoy says russia has not indicated what it wants for the release of american journalists, even gorshkov it in wall street journal reporter was detained last month on allegations of espionage, which he denies. he is one of two americans the u. s, has designated as being wrongfully detained in russia. the other, of course, is the former marine paul whelan. on thursday, his sister demanded more action from the white house to securities release. the u. s special presidential envoy for hostage affairs says america is doing all it can but acknowledges there has been little progress in the case. negotiations i've

had in the past, not with the russians, where the other side is actually throughout secret channels said. we're doing something, and by the way, here's what we want to get out of this. in this case, there have been no discussions of that sort. and we don't yet know we're not taking our foot off the gas. we're going to find a way to bring paul and evan home. but i want you to know that evan and paul and i'm going to say paul because i've been working on this case for so long. there front and center in our minds. we are going to find a way to get this done. meanwhile supporters of the jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny, fear he has been poisoned again. navalny was in court for two hearings on friday. his team says prison officials were forced to call an ambulance last week to treat him for severe stomach pain and that he's been losing weight. a lot of weight. navalny was poisoned with possible nerve agent back in 2020 is allies theory has been poisoned again. gradually in small doses. access to a key abortion drug has been extended in parts of the u. s. but it

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supreme court now weighing into the fight over the abortion pill, mifepristone justice samuel alito, putting a temporary pause on any changes to the way the drug is currently administered. but only until wednesday, the court giving itself more time to decide if restrictions on the drug will go into effect. if the full court doesn't choose to act after wednesday, doctors will be instructed to only prescribe kristen up to seven weeks of pregnancy instead of the 10 weeks. now however, doctors typically have discretion to ignore. your those instructions , and it will get harder to access the pill. women will have to see a doctor in person and pick it up. instead of talking to a doctor online and receiving it by mail, according to a newly published study nearly one in 10 abortions obtained last year after the supreme court reversed roe v. wade used mifepristone subscribed during a telehealth visit with a doctor and overall , the drug is used in more than half of all abortions. the justice department urged the supreme court to put all the changes on hold writing. the fda

is trying to discern their legal duties and urgently demand. in guidance patients and providers shouldn't be panicking day to day trying to figure out what the law is today and how it's going to change tomorrow, and that's exactly what it's doing is causing a lot of confusion and chaos. the justice department points out that kristen has been approved for more than 20 years, a scientific judgment that has spanned five presidential administrations and mifepristone, doj argues, is a drug the world health organization has included on a list of essential medicines. the justice department also pointing out that kristen is only used in abortions but also for women who have suffered miscarriages, writing that if any changes are made to the way the drug is dispensed, harms would be felt throughout the nation. because kristen has lawful uses in every state. even those were the restrictive abortion laws. the case was filed by anti abortion doctors who contend they are trying to protect the health and safety of women and girls. it's a case the mainstream medical community argue, should be thrown out, in part because the

doctors who sued aren't directly involved with mifepristone and didn't have the legal right to sue. there is a way for them, at least for now to get out of this, and that is by simply saying the truth, which is the people that brought this case. a very small number of doctors do not have what we call standing. at this point, the supreme court is only stepping in to keep the status quo from if oppressed, own into will wednesday night. that's when the court would decide whether to step in again and keep these changes once again on holds. in the meantime, the underlying appeal on the merits of this case, including whether these anti abortion doctors even had standing to sue in the first place that is moving rapidly in the fifth circuit, with the first briefs in that appeal, due at the end of this month. jessica schneider , cnn washington new details are emerging about the suspect in the murder of cash app founder bob lee earlier this month surveillance video shows two men

early to get together early on april, the fourth before lee's fatal stabbing and documents from the san francisco district attorney revealed that the accused man nima momeni, seen here on the left, may have argued with lee hours before his death. police say my many has been booked on one charge of murder, and the san francisco district attorney said her department has quote proof beyond reasonable doubt that many is responsible. at this point in time, we are still very much looking at first degree murder. this is a person who was in his vehicle with a kitchen knife. that's not something most of us carry around at all times with us, and so that this was something that he intended to do. lee's family. thank the da's office for bringing his killer to justice. my minis arraignment is expected to continue later this month. now the u. s and south korea conducted joint aid rules over the korean peninsula on friday. i mean tensions with

north korea, american b 52 strategic bombers and f 16 fighter jets were deployed along with fighters from south korea's air force. that's according to seoul. the joint drills come one day after north korea claimed to have successfully tested a new type of ballistic missile that uses solid fuel. south korea, though, appears to be skeptical of that claim. the south korean defense ministry says it believes pyongyang still needs more time and effort to complete its solid fuel missile technology. fresh off for three days. state visit to china, the brazilian president luis inacio lula de silva, will next tour the united arab emirates, while in beijing, mr lula da silva met with his chinese counterpart xi jinping, and vowed to strengthen ties. savannah prosieben reports on the agreements, the two signed. brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva wrapped up a three day visit to china on

friday by holding a bilateral meeting with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. following the meeting the two leaders assigned to joint state main circling for deeper integration in economics, as well as a strong concerted action to address climate change. china is brazil's main trading partner, angela said that he intends to favor strategic partnerships. we take an infrastructure companies from china. during the trip, which took place roughly two months after lula attended another bilateral meeting with us president joe biden at the white house in february, the latin american leader took aim at the us dollar's dominance over international trade. every night i asked myself why should every country have to be tied by the dollar for trade? can't we trade in our own currency? on the environment of both leaders

vowed to cooperate strongly against the global warming. but china steps shorter of contributing to an international fund to protect the amazon rainforest. brazil says it's key to reach emission targets all around the world. she and lula also discussed the russian invasion of ukraine, saying that they hope for a peaceful solution. to be found for the conflict in europe and brazil reiterated that it supports china's sovereignty claim over the island of taiwan. and lula will conduct another official visit to the united arab emirates on saturday before going back to brazil over the weekend for cnn. this is stefano prosieben, bogota. there are signs of hope. in yemen, hundreds of families torn apart by years of conflict, now being reunited after a landmark exchange of detainees coming up how the agreement during the holy month of ramadan is a glimmer of peace after years of brutal bloody war. sunday nigigt

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united nations says has been a brutal civil war, says hundreds of thousands of people have died either in the fighting or from hunger and disease, which has created one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis conditions. some of the released detainees say can be even worse in prison. i was in prison for three years and eight months feel such a great joy that i cannot describe. we suffered a lot torture, lack of food as well as the psychological fallout. we ask god to free our fellow prisoners and all other prisoners. similar scenes in houthi held territory. after a plane arrives. they're filled with prisoners once held by government aligned forces. one family says they've waited seven years for this reunion. another one we feel great joy today. release of our brother has enlightened the whole world and i do not feel the ache i had in

my heart. it feels clear now, after many dark years in yemen, there is a cautious sense of optimism. especially after a truce made last year has largely held even after the agreement expired and the renewal of diplomatic ties between saudi arabia and iran, which could help end a proxy war between the two countries in yemen, with iran's supporting the houthis and saudi led coalition backing the government representatives say peace talks earlier this week between saudi arabia and the who these were productive and the prisoners swap is seen as a confidence building measure to encourage more dialogue. the result is a shared sense of relief from prisoners from both sides of the battlefield, stepping off planes to the embrace of friends and family. hopefully one step closer to a lasting peace in yemen. still to come. drought turned a critical part of california bone dry, but

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there is a clear picture emerging of how the climate crisis is not just a matter of getting warmer or colder. the reality is we now live in a series of extremes. cnn's bill wears shows us how one critical spartan california went from nearly bone dry to drowning in water. in california's central valley farmers have spent much less 20 years praying for rain. but then came this winter of relentless rivers in the sky. enough to bring a long dead lake back to life and drown over 150 square miles of farmland and counting. so now. they pray for the water to stop. it is mind blowing to realize. that if you'd stood here for the last couple of generations, you'd be watching the sunset over dusty fields of cotton or alfalfa or pistachio trees. and now it is

waterfront property. i had no idea to larry lake. was once the biggest freshwater body west of the mississippi, but it was and diaper and drained to build a $2 billion agriculture industry. and now it's back. it's proof that water never forgets. and this may just be the beginning because behind those clouds over there, the sierra nevada's are so packed with snow 260% above normal and sooner or later that's going to melt. which is only going to make this flooding. worse. and last longer. the last time it flooded this dramatically here was 1983 , and it took two years to dry out. you were telling me about the effects in 83? yes the town hollowed out pretty much in a school board at that time and 1983, and we lost half our school population about one third of our city population. in a lot of the people that were field workers lost their homes

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worst case scenario. the levee that we're standing on is called the corcoran levy. it's a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran, the two state prisons, the residents here is about 22,000 residents and about 8000 inmates. and so the work behind us that you'll see over here with the tractor work in the distance there actually building the levee up another 4 to 5 ft. god willing, that will protect the city of corporate. there's a race against the melt. that's exactly right. right so we've been fortunate with a very slow, mild spring so far, but we know the heat's coming. all of the crops are completely flooded and ruined. so that's it takes a lot of jobs for people. that's a lot of food that provide we provide for up and down california. all around the nation. it's pretty scary. unfortunately this is just the beginning. right? because beginning the big melt hasn't even really begun. yes this is just from the rain, snow melts.

there's nowhere for it to go. besides here. you know, larry lake is back for a while. it's back, and it may take over and put us out. while i met some young families like that one who are thinking about leaving altogether. there are other folks, lifelong senior residents of corcoran now frantically trying to figure out how to buy flood insurance in a town that were that would have been laughable for the last 20 years. it's been so dry here, but you get just a little taste of why this disaster will cost at least $2 billion. to the agriculture industry here in the central valley. these were mostly cattle and dairy operations around here . as a result, a lot of this water is contaminated, and now the state has to try to figure out what can i get some of this into the aqueduct system? can they store it is any of this recharging aquifer that have shrunk as all of this land has been tapped over the years so many questions, and this is just the beginning. of what the national weather service in reno

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