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. hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and around the world. >> just ahead -- >> desantis is planning an unconventional campaign that will surprise and meet people unexpected at every turn. >> the trump team is aggressively waiting for him. >> prosecutors told the judge that they wanted the judge to put limits on what the former president could say. >> these investigations will be very much tied into th e trump 2024 canned city. >> live from london, this is

"cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo.city. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. despite some recent stumbles, ron desantis is just hours away from making the biggest political announcement of his career. >> he is set to enter the race for the white house on the virtual stage. during a conversation on twitter with elon musk. jessica dean explains. >> reporter: new coming on tuesday thoo at makes it offici florida governor ron desantis will announce that he is running for the republican nomination for president in the 2024 race. what is unique about his announcement we're told by his political team, that he will be sitting down to do so with elon musk, he will be doing that wednesday night. that is certainly not typically how someone would announce their candidacy, but it goes with what

we've been told about what the likely campaign will look like, which is it won't be traditional, they want to really push the envelope and do things in a unique and different way and this fits the bill. we also know daesantis will be gathering hdonors on thursday t ramp up the fund raising game. he wants big numbers right out of the gate. and tuesday night we saw this video from the florida first lady, and it has a code to text the word launch. so all of the pieces coming together for something we know has been in the months now, that has been talked about so much, but now ron desantis officially getting in the 2024 race and we'll start to see how that

shapes up with his republican ri rivals, chiefly donald trump and joe biden. because ron desantis has been a distant second now for some time. i suppose he has less to lose, so he needs to go for stunts to make a splash. >> and twitter of course is what trump used to get elected. obviously facebook as well. but twitter. and stepping on to that seems to be a message to trump or sort of a challenge to trump. >> yeah, he doesn't want to shy away from a fight with donald trump. also i think twitter clearly works as a playbook to attract the republican base and donald trump is still at the moment using his platform truth social, so the space is wide open. >> trump and his allies have already spent $13 million attacking desantis on the airwaves. and now they are mocking the choice of venue.

>> trump's political action committee called the party the only thing less relatable than a niche campaign on twitter. kristen holmes has further details. >> reporter: trump advisers have been bracing for this and it is being described to me as a full court press. they have release videos around desantis' announcement that will include one of donald trump talking to the camera directly, we're also looking at a social media blitz. one of the things the trump team has taken seriously is courting the high profile conservative commentators, bringing them to mar-a-lago, getting them on board with former president trump. that will be in full effect tomorrow. we'll see these conservatives going after desantis for a number of different policies that he held while in washington, it will be the covid response in florida of course and as well as his stance on entitlements which we've seen

before. and we know that they will go after him for being a quote/unquote swamp creature. so that will rack dealt around this arrangnnounceannouncement. and with the poll numbers, they are concerned. they know there is trump fatigue and they are concerned about desantis getting in the case and what that will look like. >> and meanwhile trump's legal team is requesting a meeting with merrick garland to discuss what they believe is ongoing legal justice. >> and jack smith is looking into the documents. >> and he appeared by video link and the judge may have presented a road block. >> for allegedly false fighting

records in the stormy daniels case. >> reporter: march 25 of next year for former donald trump's criminal case involving hush money payments made to stormy daniels. the trial will fall in the middle of the republican 2024 presidential primary season. during a brief hearing tuesday the judge told trump and his lawyers that they can't accept any commitments personal or professional that could present the duration of the trial. trump appeared by the video conference sitting next to his attorney. it was his first visit to this courtroom after pleading not guilty last month to 44 counts of falsifying business records. the judge explained to trump the protective order barring him and his defense team from sharing evidence turned over by

prosecutors on social media. the judge making it clear he is not imposing a gag order saying he has no way of impeding trump's ability to campaign or publicly defend himself as he makes another run for the white house. despite another day of supposedly productive talks on raising the debt ceiling, kevin mccarthy has told fellow republicans that there is still nowhere near a deal with the white house. republicans and democrats are getting restless and more vocal and the deadline draws closer. >> and jerome powell spoke to house democrats on tuesday saying once the current impasse is over, he will share his own ideas on how to prevent the same problem in the future. but a new wrinkle in the negotiations is growing as the growing group of republicans who don't believe that janet yellen or her june 1st default

deadline. >> i don't believe that the first of the month is a real deadline. i don't understand why we're not making janet yellen show her work. >> aren't you concerned this could be a roll of the dice? >> she'll extend it, but right now she's using june 1st. everybody knows that is false. >> fact is we passed a bill that would raise the debt ceiling, fact is we'll have cash in june. fact is we won't uldn't default. so everybody gistjust needs to patient. >> a cnn poll find 60% want there to be cuts as well. and 45% believe that not raising the debt ceiling will result in major problems for the country, but still some believe that nothing will happen if they fail to raise a deal. >> and here is a look at the

futures, they are down but only slightly. the markets closed lower on tuesday with fears slowly creeping in having been seemingly unaffected on the deal for the debt ceiling but that could change. inflation in the uk is now below 10% for the first time since august. new government figures put it at 8.7%. >> still economists had expected a more significant drop and expect more interest rate hikes from the inflation bank. the drop was driven in part by lower gas and electricity prices but food prices continue to rise next month. extreme wind warnings are in effect for northern guam as t typhoon mawar is battering the

island. britley ritz is joining us. what impact are we expecting? >> we're already seeing some of the worst conditions. we once had an eye, it has deter deteriorated, it is trying to regain its strength. you can't really see it, but the center of the low itself just north of guam. so some of the strongest winds would be right over the soirn island and heaviest rain would sit right over guam. winds gusting over 160 miles per hour, it is starting to pick up speed a bit moving northwest at 8 miles per hour. regardless it is still crawling, so that is also a big factor in how much rain we're about to get and the damaging wind threat that is about to happen with the storm surge. so the northerly track starting to take effect.

it will restrengthen and become likely another super typhoon. so there is the wind shifting now to more of the westerly side the of the island. with that being the case, we'll likely have higher storm surge than originally thought. over 20 feet of storm surge and 6 to 10 on the eastern side. and we've already lost the data, some of the sensors like andersen air force base gone. i can't even give you a wind reading. but gusts over 98 miles per hour coming into where the radar once was. heavy rain still expected to come here. it will stay right over the southern part of the island where we can pick up over 20 inches of rain. isolated higher amounts are possible especially within the eyewall. we could have 7 inches per hoyer

in -- hour when itit comes on sho. we don't have a landfall at the moment, we're waiting on the national weather service in guam. >> and kristie lu stout is joining us. how are they preparing? >> reporter: conditions are getting worse and preparations have been in place as the storm is bearing down on the u.s. territory fwaum and it is delivering a triple threat of devastation, that is the language being used by the national weather service of guam. and that means rain, winds, storm surge that will pose a major risk to life and property. flash flood warning is in effect for the entire island which is home to about 150,000 people. we're learning that power supplies are dwindling. they say it can provide energy to only 1,000 of its 52,000

customers. and that the hospital is running on a generator. tuesday the island entered what is called a condition of readiness or core one. the governor of guam urged residents to stay indoors. military personnel have been instructed to shelter in place. and we're monitoring the situation at the international airport. you can just look at the website, dozens of flights have already been canceled or delayed ahead of the landfall. this storm a number of visitors and residents who perhaps had travel plans are stranded and they will have to wait and sit through the storm. help is on stand by. joe biden already issued an emergency declaration. and the national guard posted on twitter saying always ready, always there, guam national guard members are ready to

respond to super typhoon mawar. it is no longer a super typhoon but it will remain intense. and another u.s. state has moved to restrinktsct women's reproductive rights. south carolina have a ban as early as six weeks. >> and the controversial legislation heads to governor mcmaster's death to sign it into law. >> i was reading a study from the university of california and they conducted a recent survey and one in three women confirm their pregnancies after six weeks and one in five after seven week and younger people were likely to confirm later. and also people of color. so it does discriminate against marginalized groups.

in texas the statehouse failed to pass a bill that would have required public schools to display the ten commandments in every classroom. >> the bill had faced criticism. unclear if they will try to bring up the bill again before next week. and ta petition inching of remove of shannon rodriguez from the orlando county school board has more than 16,000 signatures. if she refuses to resign, the petition asks florida's governor to remove her from the position. fwez says she supports teachers but believes the movie is inappr inappropriate. a school for a orlando has removed a poem. >> the hill we climb was pulled after a single parent complained saying the poem was not

educational and contains hateful messages. >> we the success ors of a country and a time when a skinny black girl descended by slaves could dream of becoming president only to find herself reciting for one. when day comes we ask yourselves -- >> and on instagram, she says finding their choice is a violation of free thought and free speech. it is interesting to see the trend because often the right wing uses cancel culture as a political weapon but we're seeing america increasingly the right wing. >> and confusing for children because speaking at the ultimate

mainstream event and then they can't have access to the book. china's new beambassador to the united states arrived in new york. one of the main goals is to improve relations which he says are facing serious difficulties and challenges. >> we hope that the united states will move in the same direction with china. we hope the united states will work together with china to manage differences and also expand our cooperation so that our relationship will be back to the right track. >> the u.s./china relationship has been increasingly strained over a raenge of issues and including the balloon shot down over the united states and ties

with russia. still ahead, profound risk of harm to children and teens. a new warning on the impact of social media on young minds and mental health. plus new leads in the search for madeleine mccann. why police have returned to a reservoir looking for clues. and we'll have reaction to tuesday's hearing for journalist gers gershovich. raised it instantly, i even found new ways to save. all right here. free. and fast. see all you can do with the free experian apapp. download it now.

it is the anniversary of the mass shooting at the uvalde school. >> and the problem will remember the victims and urge congress to take action to stop gun violence. and texas will lower state flags in honor of the victims. there is a warning about

social media and mental health. the u.s. surgeon general said thoo research points to negative aspects like bullying, low self-esteem. here is more from the u.s. surgeon general. >> on average teens are spending 3 1/2 hours a day on social media. that is average. many kids are spending much longer than that. but the data shows when they spend more than three hours on average, they have double the risk of anxiety. and there are more concerning facets, but what we have to understand is that it is urgent that we take action to protect our kids and make sure that their experience on social media is safe. >> the report says 95% of 13 to

17-year-olds in the u.s. more than social media, more than one third say they use it almost constantly. and despite age limits, 40% of 8 to 12 year olds would lose it too. >> and if they reduced their youth, mental health improving. >> and of course it is common sense. and a new report from the illinois says more than 450 adult catholic clergymen ob b abused children over 90 years. more than a third of those were previously undisclosed. >> it was the survivors who gave purpose and drive to this

investigation. absent their current and willingness to come forward and discuss their experience, there would be no true investigative report. >> the attorney general's report recommends more coordinated investigations of abuse and for update to alleged abuses. two teenage boys died in a crash as protestors reportedly accused involvement in the crash. authorities say that they have received cctv footage that shows a police vehicle following a bike ahead of the serious collision. more arrests are expected. this is not doing much to instill trust in the police.

>> and that is where you went to university. and search for new evidence in the case of madeleine mccann is expected to be produced today. >> she died during a family vacation and was just three-year-old at the time. they are not giving us much investigation, but there are a lot of cameras following the search. >> yeah, exactly. we know they are looking at least in part because of the photos that they found on the prime suspect's computer. this is a pretty vast area. and police are searching a very defined area. so not just randomly searching. >> these would be areas in the photos perhaps.

>> yeah, we don't know for certain, but the search method is quite interesting because from what we've seen so far with the long lens cameras, maybe more than a dozen police officers and they are producting the ground with sticks. they did actually find something they say, some material that will be analyzed would by exper. the prosecutor in germany insists that the search effort is not in vain. listen. >> translator: measures in portugal are related to the madeleine mccann case. this means that we are investigating on the basis of certain decisions. i cannot disclose the background at the moment would we hope to find. that is to remain our secret for the moment. >> the police have never searched the reservoir itself

before, but it has been searched by divers back in 2008 almost a year since madeleine mccann went missing. this is funded by a private lawyer who said he got a tip from underworld sources that body had been diumped there. and so they concentrated in areas where it was likely that they were maybe to find something. but they said there was virtually no visibility. there time around there are boats and divers on standby being but so far they are concentrating on the land. >> and there is a drought, so it is more shallow. >> yes, so maybe they can just go on the shoreline. david wagner says russian

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welcome back. if you are just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date. ron desantis is set to launch his presidential campaign if a few hours. he will made it on twitter. and typhoon mawar is expected to bring deadly storm

surge and damaging winds. cnn has learned from multiple defense officials that senior u.s. general ordered to announce on twitter that leader has been targeted but not confirming who was killed. oren lieberman has the story. >> reporter: the drone strike targeted a senior koal qaeda leader. spen cent com say partially there are no u.s. troops in northwest syria who can investigate, so a process that would take time.

but multiple officials say even in the hours after the strike, the commander of u.s. central command ordered the tweet out saying that the u.s. had targeted senior al qaeda leader in northwest syria. still as we wait on more information from cent com, cnn has spoken to the family of the casualty who say he was a 56-year-old farmer with ten children and no of a fill affiliation. 23 there is still some belief that member of al qaeda may have been killed, but not as high as it was when the strike was taken. part of the issue is the timing. the strike itself was on may 3. on may 8, they presented information suggesting that civilian had been killed and

then the civilian assessment from the military happened a week after that. depending on the conclusion of that assessment, it may lead to a more formal investigation into the process behind the strike. this whole process as it played out is almost stunningly similar to the strike in kabul that it took. a strike that killed ten civilians including several children. at first the u.s. military and pentagon defended the strike saying it had killed a member of isis-k. but cnn found issues with the narrative and spoke to family members of the casualty there and u.s. forced to walk it back and acknowledge there it was civilians killed there. lloyd austin ordered a review of the process there and more processes were put in place. the pentagon spokesman was asked if he felt the policies were

still followed and he said that the secretary has confidence that they are. so the question is will there be calls for culpability. and russian course has extended the detention of evan gershovich until august 30th. the u.s. embassy in moscow said it was deeply concerned by the court's decision. gershovich's employer issued a statement saying it was deeply disappointed. the biden administration continues to call for his release. >> he shouldn't be detained at all. journalism is not a crime. he needs to be released immediately. that is still the administration's view and we're still going to work hard if we can get him home where he

belongs. the governor of russia's border region say it the area was attacked by drones tuesday night just one die after anti-ground assaults. >> several people have been hospitalized but the air defenses dealt with most of the drones. >> earlier in the day, russia's defense ministry claimed to have killed dozens of anti-putin fighters. matthew chance has more. >> reporter: it was a bolt cross border raid. exposing the weakness of russian defenses. and highlighting the increasingly brazen armed groups who say that they are russians fighting against the kremlin. moscow says they are ukrainian

soon saboteurs who have been beaten. defense officials say at least 70 of the fighters some in u.s. made humvee a armored vehicles have now been killed. but for the kremlin attacks inside russia like a series of damaging train derailments over the past year or attacks on crucial fuel storage facilities have become and he embarrassing feature of its war. even the kremlin itself was targeted with drone strikes which russia blamed on ukraine. but russian groups who say they are fighting against the kremlin are increasingly emerging from the shadows. cnn made contact with an anti putin group operating inside features. his voice and features has been

disguised. >> translator: death of the agent, or a day of inactivity on the railway, for us these are all successful missions. >> reporter: of course not every attack in russia is rathered out by a member of an organized group. some russians are virtually furious and taking matters into their own hands. but some of the more shocking carefully organized attacks have used explosives to kill pro kremlin figures like a blogger in april in a st. petersburg cafe. prosecutors say the suspected bomber acted at the behest of ukraine, a claim the country denies. but partisans say they want the kremlin to feel fear like this too.

>> translator: our task is to weaken the power that suppresses the people. main factor is fear. this russian regime fears war against it. >> reporter: especially a war increasingly being fought at home. matthew chance, cnn, london. head of the russian mercenary group wagner is reacting to the cross border attack saying that he doesn't believe russian defense forces are ready to resist those fighters even on russian oil. >> prigozhin acknowledged the ukrainian arm has put up a fierce fight and is one of the strongest around. >> salma abdelaziz is joining us. this reminds me of exaggerating the enemy or beating them up if you are struggling against them, but what can we learn from the latest we heard from prigozhin?

>> you could look at the fapgt facts on the ground which is that russia has fought for bakhmut for months now. and, yes, they are claiming that they have control of it, but ukrainian forces are still very much on the ground and not being able to claim that win for the russian military is significant. prigozhin has time and time again, this is not unique as we know, pointed to the russian defense ministry, accused them of not providing ammunition on the ground. and using this opportunity to point out weaknesses he sees in the russian military. he asks the question we're all asking, how was the russian border breached, how was this incur gent allowed to take

place. this is an important border, and how is that allowed to happen that just a small handful of these two russian national groups, yes, backed by deef oig defens kyiv defense forces, but moscow is calling it a deep concern. it is extraordinary. and the question really is here he has distanced themselves from the attack saying that the russian nationals acted independently. but the question, is this one message or will we see more of the brazen ground assaults. still ahead -- new information about the man suspected of crashing a truck near the white house including what he said in the truck and his plans for the white house. can-do mildewy tiles? can-n-do - these? - yup, it's the can-do can.

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amazon like other big tech companies cut tens of thousands of jobs and said this year they will play off some 27,000 workers. we're learning more about the man accused of crashing a truck into security barriers near the white house on monday. he threatened to kill the president while praising adolf hitler after his arrest. brian todd has the latest. >> reporter: new information on the driver of this 26 foot u-haul truck that rammed into the security barriers at the park across from the white house. he allegedly told authorities he wanted to seize power and be put in charge of the nation. he had been planning for six months and he'd kill the president if he had to. the suspect is identify as sai kandula rngs 19 years old. he faces one charge with

threatening to kill the president, vice president or family member. additional charges could be added. >> clearly the individual intended some kind of harm by ramming the truck through the pylons. >> reporter: authorized recovered duct tape and a swastika flag. >> investigators are going to key in was he motivated by some ideological group and was he directed to launch this type of attack. it is too early to tell right now. >> reporter: the uf-haul was rented in the suburbs of d.c. and an eyewitness says the driver rammed into the barrier more than once. >> they tried first time and then went to the second time. >> reporter: bomb squad was seen at the site, but no explosives

were found. >> there could be weapons. >> and how much danger was the president in? >> it occurred quite some dance from the church problem so they weren't in any danger. >> reporter: and he is described oos a quiet young man who never got into trouble. authorities are considering what role mental health played in the incident. brian todd, cnn, washington. boston celtics are on the brink of elimination in the nba playoffs but their superstar came through just when they needed him. we'll have highlights. prices keep going up. but experian is here to help you save on personal loans, credit cards, or car insurance. experian helped me savee over $1,400 a year on car insurance. start saving now. free.

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