like, it wasn't going to turn out good. that's why i pulled over and i just told the kids like, hey, let's get out, grab your stuff, and let's -- let's go. >> yes, that is imunique williams. she said thankfully the kids listened and got off the bust just 30 to 40 seconds before it burst into flames. she said she was just doing what she would want someone to do for her child in that situation. yesterday i was on the show with victor and victor and i spoke to her. she's pregnant and has a 1-year-old at home, she said perhaps it was her mommy instincts that played a role, but incredible. and so many people thankful to her. >> good instincts. thank you so much for seeing you. we'll be with you tomorrow. >> i love that you guys booked her. "cnn today" starts now. fighter jets are scrambled and a sonic boom rattles the

nation's capital. the pilot of a private jet is unresponsive and now the ntsb is investigating after that plane crashed in virginia. at least 275 people killed, more than a thousand others are injured after 20 train cars dreidel during a collision in india. ahead, the latest on the search and rescue efforts there. in a few hours, tech giant apple expected to make a major announcement. what new future is coming to your phone, your home, your eyeballs. this is cnn news central. today, officials with the ntsb are on the ground in stanton, virginia, investigating what led to a private plane crash. a plane that just before the crash was intercepted by u.s. fighter jets for violating restricted air space over washington, d.c. the plane was a cessna 560 citation, similar to what you're looking at here.

it took off from an airport in elizabeth, tennessee, at 1:13 yesterday afternoon. it was bound for long island, new york, you can see there. but according to flight data, the plane never landed. and instead it turned around over long island. and then at 3:05 p.m., it flew over d.c.'s restricted air space. u.s. capitol police placed the capitol complex on an evaluated alert. and officials tried, but were unable to make contact with the pilot. that is when f-16s were scrambled to intercept the plane, and they were authorized to travel at supersonic speeds in order to get there in time, which created a sonic boom that was heard and felt across the washington area. >> according to officials, those f-16s reached the cessna around 320 p.m., and the jets, they set off flares an effort to get the pilot's attention. they never made contact and the

cessna eventually crashed near the george washington national forest in virginia. cnn's brian todd is near the site of the crash. he's joining us now. brian, where do things stand with this investigation now? >> well, kate, we've got some new information for you this morning. i just spoke to a group of first responders who were the first people on the scene of that plane crash. to give you a sense of what they were up against, i'll take you to my right, your left. you can see how steep the terrain is over here and k you n see the patchy fog that has settled in over that little valley area, that ravine area there. that is what they were up against. that fog was here last night when the first responders got here. what they told us was that they had to leave their vehicles not too far from where i'm standing here, just up the road a bit. they left their road at just before 6:00 p.m. eastern time. it then took them two hours, fully two hours to walk into those mountains, in very steep terrain. and they've described it as sometimes as being at an angle

like this, more severe than a 45-degree angle. getting to that site, it took them more than two hours. they arrived on the scene of the plane crash just after 8:00 p.m. eastern time. and what they found was a very grisly scene. one of the first responders said that there were maybe four or five recognizable pieces of wreckage there, but then he said, beyond that, nothing bigger than your arm. they did find human remains, but nothing really recognizable there. and they believe that the plane, they said that the plane left a crater in the ground. they believe based on what they saw there, that the plane went in at a very steeping an. and then it took them several hours to kind of process their way through the scene, and then get back to their vehicles. they did not get back to their vehicles until about 11:15 p.m. last night. so the trek to get in there was dangerous and arduous. and when they got there, they found really just a lot of small, small pieces of wreckage. kate? >> and that investigation continues, ntsb back on site today. brian todd is there.

thank you, brian. sarah? now to a cnn exclusive. ukraine has a network of secret agents working inside russia and helping to sabotage russian forces. that is according to u.s. intelligence services. and we're also told that ukraine is arming these agents with drones. u.s. officials believe these pro-ukrainian agents inside russia may have been behind this drone attack in moscow earlier last month. cnn's natasha bertrand joins us now with this exclusive reporting. first of all, great job on the reporting. second of all, what do we know about these cells that are set up to sabotage russia? >> yes, sara, what we know is that these cells are made up of pro ukrainian sympathizers and trained in warfare and that these attacks are more brazen over the last few months. there is a steady drum beat of

the fuel depot ps and rail lines and the officials have noticed a more drone attacks and this is the pro ukrainian agents who are carrying out these attacks are attributed to the sabotage drones, and it is that we are told that they are given drones by the ukrainians and they have a well honed drone smuggling routes between ukraine and russia they may have allow the drones to give them to the partisans here. it is an interesting window into how ukraine is bringing war to russia directly, sara.

>> thank you, natasha. and now, russia has claimed that it has thwarted what is a large ukrainian defensive there in donesk. moscow says that the ukrainian forces tried and failed to push through the area with armored tanks, but the ukrainians say they have no information on the event, but in a new video circulated on social video, ukrainian soldiers are urging everyone to stay quiet say the soldiers, and you can see that shhh there. fred pleitgen is there. and so the russians are making sounds that some kind of ukrainian effort has begun, and is this or could it be the counter offensive? >> well, it is the very

difficult to say, john, but you are right that the russians came out late last night to show the video and saying that they had thwarted a large-scale attack they put it by the ukrainians and took out 16 ukranian tanks and vehicles and soldiers as well, and they had said about 250 ukrainian soldiers and no information whatsoever from the ukrainian side, and yet another russian official from where this is claimed to have gone on, he claimed that another ukrainian attack larger in scale where the ukrainians are trying to advance through the russian positions to get through the sea of osov, and if they managed to get through, it would be huge for the ukrainians because they could cut off the land corridor of the russian territory to crimea. and right now, all of this seems to be in the early stages if it

is something that is actually going on, and of course, we have the complete radio silence going on through the ukrainians showing ad, and that is something that caused some chuckles here in ukraine over the weekend when it was release and the message here is that plans love silence, john. >> plans love silence. so, fred, over the last several weeks, there is a lot of focus inside of russia in the belgorod region near ckarkriev region, ad what do you know about that? >> well, it is a area near ukraine and russia, and it includes various munitions,

mortars and artillery and so there is a lot going on there and the russian fighters and the anti-putin fighters there on the ground claim they are in that part of the area, and difficult to discern, but one of the things that seems to be the case is that they are in the backfoot. >> and so there is an uptick of activity, and fred, keep us up to date. thank you. and now, in the town hall last night, the south carolina governor broke with her former boss donald trump on several topics and differentiating herself from another leading candidate ron desantis, and here is one example, u.s. support for ukraine. watch. >> this is bigger than ukraine. this is a war about freedom, and it is a war that we have to win. a win for ukraine is a win for

all of us. tyrants tell us what they will do. china said they would take hong kong and they did it. china says that taiwan is next, and we have to believe them. poland said that war in the baltics is next, and if that happens, we are looking at a world war, and this is about preventing war. >> kristen holmes has more on the town hall, and kristen, it seems like, and sounds like haley made a strong impression with the voters in the room last night, but how well did she find herself differentiating herself from donald trump? >> yeah, that is right, we heard from one person in the room saying that haley was a breath of fresh air, and in this opportunity of the town hall was an opportunity for haley to reach a broader audience and differentiate herself from her former boss, and we have to keep in mind that haley is the first candidate to announce she is running in 2024 as a presidential candidate after

donald trump, and at this early stage has yet to see her campaign take off particularly as ron desantis and trump have taken up much of the oxygen in the race. now, it was not just foreign policy and ukraine in which she used the issues to differentiate herself from the two men. another one we heard was entitlement programs. and both trump and desantis despite previously saying otherwise, they said they would not touch medicare and social security, and haley said that you have to make actions to protect them, and when you are talking about differentiating yourself from donald trump, you look here, and many of the times in the town hall, she actually sounded like an old school republican, and bush era republican before we saw that trump takeover, and i will note that she did not use this opportunity in any way to rabidly attack her former boss, but she did not totally avoid it otherwise. this is what she said when jake asked her last night about trump recently congratulating north

korean dictator kim jong-un on his position of the world health organization. >> i mean, kim jong-un is a thug. if you see what he has done to his own people in north korea, when money went to north korea, it didn't go to feed their people, it went to feed their nuclear program. there is nothing good or decent about kim jong-un. i don't think that we should ever congratulate dictators. congratulate the friends and not the enemies, because it emboldens them when we do that. >> and obviously, while in office former president trump and after being in office, he has congratulated the dictators while in office, and the message is after town hall whether or not haley can break through in what is expected to be particularly after this week, a very crowded republican field. >> kristen holmes, good to see you as always. thank you so much. sara? >> thank you, kate.

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armies of wokers and the police and the military and the construction machinery hard at work reopening railroad after the deadliest train disaster that india has ever seen in modern history. it happened friday night, and yet in the last hour, we have seen at least four trains going back and forth up and down the tracks showing you the speed at which they have reopened the railroads, and why? they are essential, and more than 13 million people a day move around in india on the trains, and the government wants to really modernize this system. so the day after the train crash, the indian prime minister narendra modi was supposed to be inaugurating a new train, but he had to rush here to help with the rescue effort and meet with some of the survivors and the day after the railroads wereens

looking for loved ones, and at least 275 people killed. this is what narendra modi faces with the failing infrastructure and it wans to modernize rapidly, and what do you do? because you have to do something to improve the safety record or you could have repeats of the terrible disaster that took place here where you had a very crowded passenger train that slammed into a parked cargo train here due to some switching malfunction here, and then the cars, the train wagons knocked off of the tracks, they hit another train that was coming from the opposite direction. that and the death toll have really shocked nation. sara. >> it is really devastating to see, ivan watson, with more than a billion people, and crumbling infrastructure, it is so difficult to see there from bhubainswar, india.

thank you. and now, immigrants are arriving in san francisco by private jet after entering texas. and the immigrants who are ranging from 20 to 30 years of age were dumped on the doorsteps of a local church with just the backpacks. potential charges could be paid for the group's travel and misled the migrants with false promises. isabel is joining us, and what is the latest on who sent them and why? >> john, cnn spoke to the man leading the investigation in california working to answer who paid for this flight and whether these migrants were tricked into getting on that plane. that person is attorney general bob, rob banta, and he told cnn, that he is believing that the state of florida is behind this, because the migrants had documents that supposedly came from florida government. plus, he is also pointing finger at a vendor vertal companies,

inc. which is the same aviation company behind the last round of aviation flights that involved 50 or so migrants sent to martha's vineyard paid for by florida taxpayers, and this is what the attorney general had to say. >> it is very strange at best, and potentially illegal and could violate criminal laws or civil laws and we want accountability, and we want an end to the morally bankrupt practice that weaponizes them as human beings, and it is inhumane and exploitive for political points, and it is not who we are. >> and let me give you some background on what we know about the journey. this is 16 migrants from venezuela and colombia, and they were taken from el paso, texas, and bussed to new mexico and

then taken to a plane to california and then bussed to the front steps of a church. i have been speaking to cecilia flores who told me that the migrants said that representatives for a private contractor said that, hey, if you want to move to a migrant center and volunteer for this, we will help you to get a job and free resources including food and shelter. then when they were dropped off, the driver rang the doorbell to this church, and said, hey, we will be right back, and then the bus took off, and never came back. john. >> so arriving in texas, and bussed through new mexico and potentially paid for by florida and i think a lot more to come here. isabel rosales, thank you. and could this be the biggest announcement from apple in years? what the company is set to unveil which could be the

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that is a supersonic sound after a plane went across the capitol, and a plane that veered off course, and what caused the crash is still under investigation. kate? china is accusing united states of initiating what is a dangerous confrontation at sea. it happened near the taiwan strait after the u.s. was holding a joint exercise with canada, and then a chinese ship came in close to the moment -- this is what we are talking about the moment when the warships nearly collided. we are freezing the video because it was so close of when the pentagon says was within 150 yards and forcing the u.s. ship to slowdown to avoid a direct

hit. and despite what the chinese are saying about this, anna, walk us through what happened. >> yes, kate, it happened saturday. the ships were transiting through the taiwan strait when this chinese vessel went straight in front of the u.s. destroyer which then had to slow down to avoid a collision. this is video released from the u.s. navy. and china is blaming the u.s. navy, and the chinese minister accused u.s. of creating chaos in the region, and reiterated by the chinese ministry of foreign affairs. it is the first time that such a close encounter has occurred in a u.s. navy transit of the taiwan strait. >> anna, the tension between the u.s. and china is also on full display at a conference in

singapore this weekend, and hopes that the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin would meet with his chinese counterpart and what happened? >> yes, high hopes of a meeting, kate, but it did not happen. all they got was a very awkward handshake, and the reason for that was a private meeting was rejected by the chinese. but the u.s. defense secretary had firm words for china, and saying that they would not be bullied by them, and warned them by unprofessional intercepts in the south china sea. and remember there was a close encounter of a u.s. and chinese jet, and despite the near misses and the rhetoric, the biden administration, kate, they are hopeful that president biden and president xi jinping may meet up in the near future. >> yes, the national security

adviser is suggesting that without a timetable to lay out on that meeting. good to see you, anna. john? >> a meeting with the top military officer general mark milley who is in normandy to commemorate the landing of d-day in france and obviously the military in ukraine is the top concern for him, and this as russia has claimed to have stopped a large scale attack by ukraine. ukraine says they have no information on that attack. oren liebermann is with general milley, and what did the general say to you, oren? >> well, we have had a chance to sit down with the general to talk about a number of topics, including ukraine and china and ukraine with a bulk of the conversation, and including the expectations of the counter

offensive. it is here to commemorate d-day, because this is the counter offensive that liberated europe from the nazi rule, and so we asked about the anticipation of the counter offensive of ukraine, and what did he expect, was ukraine ready? he said they were just as prepared as they could. we asked if it was going to be a success, he was very careful with the answer here. >> so, i think that it is too early to tell what outcomes will happen, and the ukrainians are well prepare and as you know, the united states and the allies around the world have offered munitions and advice to them, and it is the existential threat for the survival of ukraine and the meaning for the rest of the world and for europe and really for the united states and also for the globe. >> we have also asked about the attacks in russia, and could

they lead to an escalation of russia, and he said, look, certainly, russia could decide to escalate, but the question is how do they choose to do so and how would they carry out the escalation, and if it is within ukraine, and the fighting stays within ukraine, then this is something that the u.s. watches closely and discusses how the deal with, and if it is coming outside of ukraine and involves nato or the u.s., then it is a different ball game. >> and you have talked about china as well, and this is coming on the heels of another close encounter of the u.s. and chinese militaries, and what did the general say about that? >> he does. he emphasized need of communication and dialogue between the militaries here, and director bill burns visited there, and a lot of the military communications have been curtailed as we are seeing the aggressive encounters between the militaries. for general mark milley, it is

important to open the lines of communication, even with tension, because it is important to see the competition of beijing and washington does not veer into conflict. >> oren leiebermann in a lovely italy. and apple is to unveil a headset that is said to feature a mixed reality offering both virtual and augmented reality. cnn chief business correspondent is joining us and i hope that i am not aged out of this. the can you break this down? >> we will know in three or four hours when they are getting this out, but it is a $3,000 product called reality i or reality pro is dubbed the mixed reality headset, so it is ar and vr and

the biggest launch since the apple watch in 2015. so when you are looking at the headlines, everyone is wondering what this product is going to be and whether it is fast adoption, and apps for gaming and fitness and meditation, and access to like facetime and messages and safari, and outward facing display to show eye movement and expression, and so it is a little bit different from the market, and whether it is going to change the space and wide options, and everybody wants to know what tim cook says about artificial intelligence and what the play is going to be in the arms race in silicon valley. >> $3,000 is pretty, very high. this is another story, two major insurance companies saying they will halt policy sales in the entire state of california.

what is this about? >> it is new property insurance, and allstate and state farm, and there are big risks that make it is not feasible for them to be writing the new policies and among them, wildfires and rising construction costs and rising premiums, and last year, aig stopped writing the policies on multi million dollar homes, because the cost of rebuilding something from the wildfire is too much. so existing policyholders will be, you know, they will be serviced, but they will not be writing new policies in california. >> this could be a game changer of how much things cost. >> yes, and it is reflecting how much things cost in the high face of climate change and climate risks in california in particular. >> thank you, christine romans. >> kate. >> you can call me anything. >> oh, john. >> and he is 13 and already a sensation. a young golfer is taking a big swing at a record today. and the primary suspect in the

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we are learning this morning that the prime sus nexpect in t disappearance of teenager natalee holloway is going to be extradited to the u.s. on fraud and extortion charges by trying to sell information to the holloway family. she was last seen in aruba. and now, alexei navalny was

47th birthday yesterday, and he is serving a sentence of 35 years and could face more if convicted of extremism. and now, some people were climbing rooftops and clung to balconies to escape the flooding waters in peru. and now, in the phone hacking trial against the publish of the "daily mirror" are going to be sued by prince harry and others because they are accused of obtaining private information by hacking phones and receiving other information. there is a lot of evidence in this case, and what are you expecting to hear in this case? >> absolutely. a lot of evidence and claimants

in the case, but when it is coming to prince harry's claim, his attorneys have admitted some 147 articles dating back from the 1990s to around 2011 which they say demonstrate that illegal means were used to solicit personal, private details around prince harry's life including conversations and arguments with his brothers prince harry and the long term relationship with former girlfriend chelsea davis and school activities an engagements in the military training in sandhurst, and 147 articles have been submitted at this age, and only 133 are being considered. they allege that the illegal means were used to get this information and including crucially the phone hacking, and prince harry's voice mails as well as private investigators

used by the mirror group's investigations to obtain this information. and there are more than 100 claimants in the case, and prince harry is represented of four who are due to give evidence in court. >> he flew back to the u.k. for this particular thing, and it is such a personal case for him, isn't it? >> it is deeply personal. of course, we have learned from his lawyers in court today that he flew back on sunday evening, and there seems to have been some frustration and annoyance of the lawyers and judge that prince harry was not present for the first day of the court proceedings, but he is due to give evidence, and he has been vocal on the feelings of the media and the intrusion of the media and not only that but him, his wife, meghan the duchess of sussex and his mother and

grandmother, and we have heard of the feelings of the media "spare" and the documentary on netflix, and he is planning to reshape the landscape of the media behavior, and he is going to be facing intense questioning in court tomorrow. >> thank you, nadir, there in london for us. and the comeback of the nba finals of the miami heat on the denver nuggets. and two children who were in a car that caught fire outside of a mall, and what the police say the mother was doing when the fire caught fire. we will be back. am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustablele ba. only at sleep number. hey bud. wow. what's all this? hawaii was too expensive so i brought it here. you know with priceline you could actually take that trip for ss than all this.

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game three of the nba final s is wednesday. now, let's get over to coy wire, and i want to know if the heat won this or did the nuggets lose it? >> the nuggets head coach said that the heat outworked them,

and he wants to find a way to get 'er done. and the heat are the ultimate underdogs after beating the celtics, sorry, john, and they are the ultimate potato. and the heat players have a lot of heart, and the epic come back in game two. the nuggets stole the show early and on a 33-9 run here. and watch max strus here. he hit murray on the head, and watch him come in here and wax him on the head, but murray still dunks on him, and he tells strus to get up on out of here. and then, nicola jokic is racking up the points in a single season. and then undrafted coming up to rise like duncan robinson mean

mugging, and scoring a season high for him. and jimmy butler said that they needed to score more, and message delivered. with no time-out called, miami scored 36 in the third to win 111-108 to pull off the second double-digit comeback to tie them for the most in a playoff in the last quarter century. here is jimmy. >> we are not worried about what anybody else thinks, and who we are as a group, and what we do well, that at the end of the day, we are not concerned about anybody else, and we will make and miss shots, and that is what we do, and that not going to change and it is the i don't give a damn facer to. >> -- factor. >> i like that factor, kate.

and now, when you are hitting your stride, somebody coming along and you get served a big ol' piece of humble pie. >> i am 7 years old, and i play golf. >> now jaden was smashing the golf at 7 years old, and now he is 13, and he is a teen phenom, and 36 holes and a tie away from the youngest golfer to aern spot in the u.s. open. he is 115 pounder and 5'2" and blasting it 280 pounds off of the tee, and for perspective, his idol tiger woods blasted it just 250 off of the tee two years ago. he is all set to qualify later today. if he doesn't, he says it has been a dream, kate, because i got to miss school today while i

go to try to qualify for the u.s. open. sweet stuff. >> and he has a few more years to pull it off if he wants to. but, john, can you come in on this, and going back to basketball for a second. did you call that one big player, did you call him a run away walrus? is that what you called him? >> yeah, he is a 7'0", and 285 pounds and he has the ultimate dad bod, but he can't be stopped. >> like a walrus? so many other animals. i don't know. >> well, they don't have feet first of all. >> well, right, you are anatomically incorrect. >> watch, jokic, because he is looking like a baby giraffe out there, and he is looking uncoordinated, and two-time mvp and maybe a third time. >> i don't know what to say. >> i am at a total loss. >> but i love it when coy wire dazzles us. >> and he can apparently shoot a jump shot. >> watch him. he is like a walrus. >> coy, i can't wait to play

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