welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom -- >> our nation's commitment to the rule of law sets an example for the world.

>> the federal indictment of donald trump, new details uncovering the former president's stored classified documents in public space like a ballroom and a bathroom shower. our reporters have the latest. plus a remarkable testament of survival in the amazon rain forest. a look at the dramatic rescue of children missing for 40 days. and an historic game on the court between the nuggets and miami heat. andy scholes joins me live to break down the nba playoffs. donald trump is hitting the campaign trail today with stops in georgia and north carolina. the former president is forge ing ahead with his reelection bid despite the damning new details in 37-count criminal indictment that's now public. he's accused of hiding sense tiff and highly classified

documents conspireing with an aid to defy a subpoena for the material. prosecutors say he kept secret information in a bathroom, shower, bedroom and ballroom. the former commander-in-chief allegedly showed off classified materials on two occasions including a document that trump said to have described as a plan of attack. the indictment warns that trump risks exposing nuclear secrets of the u.s. and allies. jack smith says protecting such information is critical to the nation's safety and security. here he is. >> very important for me to note that the defendants in this case must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. to that end, my office will seek a speedy trial consistent with a public interest and the rights of the accused. >> cnn has reporters all across this developing story.

we have a look at the security concerns for trump's indictment. randi kaye speaks with those in florida. but we begin with paula reid delving into trump's indictment and what comes next. >> reporter: prosecutors lay out how former president trump allegedly, intentionally retained 300 classified documents, including information about u.s. defense and weapons capabilities as well as its nuclear programs and potential vulnerabilities to attack as well as plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack. now according to prosecutors, these documents were kept at various locations at mar-a-lago, including a ballroom a bathroom ax shower, an office space, his bedroom and even a storage closet. the doimt even includes a photo where you can see documents, sensitive secrets meant only for

a handful of our closest allies strewn about the floor of a storage room. and on two occasions, former president trump shared classified information with people who did not have proper clearances. the first incident is something that was reported by cnn. it was a meet ing at his bedminster golf club in 2021, where he showed people information that he said was highly secretive and that he could not declassify it because he was no longer president. he also allegedly share d as classified map with a representative from his political action committee. prosecutors also lay out how they allege how he was trying to press his lawyer about possibly lying to the fbi after the government subpoenaed trump to get his records back. they also lay out a series of damning understands and conversations for one of his aids, what appears he's pressuring nauta to move boxes containing classified materials to keep him from investigators. we heard from jack smith for the first time friday.

he insist ed that he wants this trial to move along as quickly as possible. paula reid, cnn, washington. i'm here nearby to where the former president is at his bedminster golf club, where he played golf friday morning as advisers were making calls to his supporters and try ining to ensure that he would continue defending him. but i can can say that my colleague and i have been hearing that the mood on friday after learning of the indictment being unsealed did change here in new jersey at his golf club. we're told that donald trump and some of his advisers were feeling more concern about what the legal implications of this indictment could mean. that's different from what we saw on thursday night when the justice department had informed donald trump that he was going to be indicted. they were more focused on the political um police indications and could see a boost from the

federal charges. i also know that they were feeling emboldened by republican lawmakers on capitol hill and other allies issuing statements of support, but that has changed since the indictment was unsealed friday afternoon. now donald trump is headed to north carolina and georgia on saturday for previously planned campaign stops. we're told those are still planning to happen on schedule, as planned. we're still waiting to see whether or not he's going to deliver some sort of remarks on this. h he's going to be discussing this on saturday, but there's a potential for him to make more targeted remarks similar to what we saw after he was indicted earlier this year in manhattan. a lay na trooen, bedminster, new jersey. >> for more on this, let's go live to a criminal defense attorney and director of the law firm in manchester, england. thank you for being here with

us. do indictments finally out. your thoughts now that we have seen the charges? >> where do we start? this must be the most dangerous of all trump's legal battles. he has kept both journalists and lawyers busy over the last few ye years. we have the ongoing criminal case regarding the alleged stormy daniels hush payments. the fact they were misrepresented. and also those election meddling charges. that investigation by a special prosecutor still rumbling on, but here we have 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information under the etc.spionage act. that's a legal statute to strike. ten years maximum there. also counts of conspiracy to wut hold or conceal documents, a further maximum of 20 years.

this case is worrying for three fundamental reasons. first of all, the evidence already in this long indictment document that's now been unsealed. we are told of audio evidence that exists and we're provided with truptss in which donald trump appears to not only confirm that these documents are classified, but also in realtime attempts to show them. there's even disturbingly evidence suggesting presumably also from an audio transcript, because that's how it's laid out, but he asked an attorney to pluck out damaging documents, make ing a plucking motion with his hand apparently as he did it. none of this has been tested beyond the grand jury stage. the grand jury stage is a much lesser standard than the proof

required in a miami criminal trial, but this is concerning. those mega sentences of concern. and this, unlike his impeachment proceed which were judged on a partisan basis, he was never going to be found guilty of or against in regard of because of the even split between democrats and republicans, this is a jury trial. it will be on the basis of non-political individuals. of course, you may have one strong trump supporter and you do require unanimous verdict, but he can't be saved by poll t ticks. >> speaking of politics, talk about the judge in this case. aileen cannon presided over the original documents case. appointed by donald trump.

so what impact might she have on the case, assuming she stays on? >> to be a judge, to be an attorney general, to be a district attorney, one must have a political side. that doesn't mean that they were selected to do those jobs. frgt their duty, forget their oaths to deal with cases without favor, dispassionately and appropriately. and i don't think we should assume that there will be any outrageous statements provided but this judge on the basis that she's political for trump. it may well be as he was making all those rapid fire appointments in judges across the board trying to get his people in that on the possibility he might get some

assistance. i'm skeptical of whether such assistance would be provided. >> we'll have to leave it there. it will be fascinating to watch. we appreciate your insights on this. jo joseph, thank you. trump is facing the indictment as a growing number of republicans are challenging him for president. many of those candidates have weighed in on the charges with reactions from against the justice department to criticism of the former president's handling of classified materials. >> this is unprecedented that we have a former president criminally charged for mishandling classified information, for obstruction of justice. obviously, this will be an issue during the campaign. but for the sake of the country, he doesn't need this distraction. the country doesn't need this distraction as well. >> when i was in congress, i i

remember hillary had the e-mails with the classified. my view was, geese gee, as a naval officer, i would have been court-martialed in a new york minute. yet, they seem to not care about that. is there a different standard for a democrat versus former republican president? there needs to be one standard of justice in this country. >> tryied to get them to lie on his behalf. when his own lawyer had to make recordings to protect himself, he directed his folks to hide boxes from his own lawyer in order not to turn these documents over to the government. is this the type of conduct that we want from someone who wants to be president of the united states. >> cnn will host a town hall with chris christie. live from new york, that's monday at 8:00 p.m. in new york

and 8:00 tuesday morning in hong kong. now to the extraordinary rescue of four children who have been mising in the colombian rain forest for weeks. this is video of the children being taken off the military air ambulance that brought them from the jungle to hospital for further treatment. the children appeared weak and received medical treatment pfr they boarded the plane. the grandfather was understandably overjoyed after hearing about the rescue. let's listen. >> the situation didn't let us sleep, didn't let us be happy. we couldn't talk. the situation was like being in the dark. we walked for the sake of walking, living for the sake of living, as the hope of finding them kept us alive. >> the four siblings were found alive on friday. they have been missing since the 1st of may when the small plane crashed in the jungle. we have the latest from bogota.

>> reporter: the rescue mission, successful against all odds. four children found alive after spending 40 days in the thick of the jungle. bringing their relatives to tears. >> translator: let them come here to their grandparents, to their aunt and their uncle and their grandmother. >> reporter: the colombian president sharing the good news with reporters. >> translator: the indigenous and the military together found the kids after 40 days. they were alone. these are the children of peace and the children of colombia. >> reporter: the rescue on friday night caps an all-around effort by hundreds of soldiers to locate the little ones who had gone missing since the small plane they were traveling on with their mother crashed in the forest the 1st of may. the bodies of their mother and two other adults were soon

recovered, but hope never faded to find them alive. the colombian military finding footprints to keep the search going day after day. until finally, a photo emerged from the depth of the forest. we have them. they are coming home. cnn, bogota. ukraine takes a long view of the devastating dam collapse that caused massive flood why some farmers might have to wait for years to see crops grow again. also joran van der sloot is being held in jail. we'll have more on that next. stay with us. en migraine strike. are the tradeoffs of treating worth it? ubrelvy is another option. it quickly stops migraine in its tracks. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitorsrs. allergic reactions to ububrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea anand sleepiness.

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thousands of villages. much of the surrounding farmland may drive farmers out of business. five people were dead and 13 are still missing. humanitarian workers are worried about potential outbreaks of water bourn illnesses. the drinking water is in short supply in the areas affected by the flooding. military officials are worried mines dislodged by flood waters could be pushed into the black sea while pieces of homes are washing ashore in odessa, 120 miles away. >> friends, look. they are pulling it out of the sea. it's just a piece of the wall of the house. this is a house being taken out of the sea right now. people are carry ing parts of te house. >> meanwhile, ukraine's military operations have been picking up along the front lines in these

regions. vladimir putin now says ukraine's counteroffensive has begun and says it's failing. ukraine has said it will not officially announce the operation, but a a local commander says his forces only testing russian defenses for now. fred pleitgen reports from one town fighting is hard to ignore there. >> reporter: aid deliveries in one of the most dangerous places in ukraine. the buffett foundation, the frontline town where the russians say ukraine's military is trying to punch through their defenses. constant art tul ri and morter barrages driving residents underground. we have to go to the basement because there's been an increase in shelling. you can certainly hear it and feel it as well. >> rein the basement shelter, a boxes are dlifred to elderly residents, many traumatized, but resilient. it's very dangerous here, but i

got used to, this 72-year-old tell mess. i can already distinguish rockets. i asked a 71-year-old if she thinks the counteroffensive can succeed. yes, i know about the counteroffensive. we will be closer to victory. ours will push them back until they drive them out until there's a the complete victory for ukraine. but for now, the going appears to be tough while kyiv hasn't acknowledged operations here, u.s. officials tell cnn the ukrainian military is facing stiff resistance. this russian video purporting to show a column of western donated armor struck by moscow's forces. and the uptick in fighting has made it nearly impossible to get aid in. >> it's wasn't of the most dangerous areas in the region.

it's 24 hours. >> reporter: but they have to get aid even to those too frail to make it to the distribution points. she refuses to be evacuated from her tiny house, even as shells keep raining down. her fate is now in god's hands. will we survive or not, she asks. may god give you health and help you to survive this war. fred pleitgen, ukraine. against the backdrop of the war in ukraine, a massive show of force from nato. the military alliance is preparing for the biggest air defense exercise in history. starting monday, 10,000 service members will simulate nato's response to a member country. nic robertson has the story. >> german air force tornado fighter jets screamed down a

runway at a base in germany. turkish air force at the same time of ukrainian air force pilots are training on race after them. in the shadow of ukraine's war, the skies over europe roaring. nato's largest military air exercise ever, air defender 2023 ramps up. 190 fight jets scrambled here in less than a week. more than 250 aircraft involvement, 25 nations, 10,000 air service personnel including 100 aircraft from the u.s. air national guard. an exercise in interoperability. >> what about it? >> it's to prove the alliance and to prove to our people to

the public that we are fast, we are quick, we are faster and we are able to defend this alliance. nato territory is the red line. we're willing to defend every inch of it. >> reporter: officially kicking off monday scheduled to run until june, the aim is to get pilots of the different nations ready should they need to fight together, wing tip to wing tip. >> i'm a young lieutenant. so i have not experienced any large scale thing like this. i actually got to fly two days ago and just being on the wing of a partner is awesome. >> reporter: even turkey, nato's mercurial member, is sending f-16s. >> as an active and powerful member of nato, we are here today to share our experience

and develop. >> reporter: while commanders insist the air defend er is the not a message to putin, lessons learned from how russian forces attack ukraine with drone and cruise missiles are incorporated into the training. >> in ukraine, you can see how important it is to have a big capability. it's really important to have an air defense and fighter aircraft, which can work together. >> reporter: regardless of nato's military intent, the exercise is diplomat message is unambiguous. >> i i would be pretty surprised if any world leader was not taking note of what this shows in terms of the spirit of this alliance, which means the strength thof alliance. that includes mr. putin.

>> reporter: if the good weather holds, as expected, training and messaging will have plenty of time to align. nic robertson, cnn, germany. to serbia, have a look at this. tens of thousands of people gathered in front of the parliament buildings on friday to protest against violence. this is the 6th weekly protest since the beginning of may when the country was rocked by two mass the shootings that left 18 people dead. they blame it on a culture of violence, demanding that the interior minister and intelligence agency director be dismissed and want the broadcasting licenses of television stations to be revoked. still ahead, beefing up security in florida. how law enforcement is preparing to handle donald trump's expected court appearance. this is only firing him up

more. the people who don't know president trump, the more they go after him, the harder he fights. he's not fighting for himself. he's fighting for the people. >> trump's loyal base rallies around him as the justice department drops the hammer.

welcome back to our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we want to get back to our top story. former president trump indicted

on 37 criminal charges. prosecutors accused trump of endangering the security of the u.s. and its allies by mishandling classified documents after he left the white house. also say he suggested his attorneys hide or destroy documents and lie to the fub. agents found documents pertaining to nuclear weapons in trump's mar-a-lago resort stored in a bathroom, a shower, a bedroom and a ballroom. it alleges the former president directed an aid to move some of the boxes after they were subpoenaed by a grand jury. nauta has been indicted. after being indicted, trump is expected to be arraigned in a miami courthouse on tuesday. and as we report, authorities are making security preparations for his court appearance. >> reporter: law enforcement officials met today with from the local and federal officials to discuss the arraignment of the former president, which will take place on tuesday.

all sorts of different security measures will be put in place. streets will be closed. we also don't expect to see the former president on the streets walking into the courthouse. every effort is going to be made to take him underground, outside the courthouse, into the courthouse, all to be done underground so he's not around any people. the other concern here is obviously for any of his supporters who may show up. a lot of law enforcement officials thinking about january 6. so a lot of precautions are going to be taken in anticipation of the president's arrival here at the courthouse on tuesday. also law enforcement officials are scouring social media and other sources to make sure that there are no threats, to make sure that they are not missing anything. they say they will be prepapered for his arraignment on tuesday.

shimon prokupecz, cnn, miami. many of donald trump's most loyal supporters say there's no merit to the indictment and say they consider it fake news. even some of them admit it might be better if trump drop out of the presidential race. >> i thus it's political. i think it's one sided. everything towards him and they are going to do whatever they can to get hrid of him. >> should he run for president? >> i think probably he needs to not run. that's what i think. >> why is that? >> not good for the party, not good for him. >> i think that it is fair for a prosecutor to prosecute something that they feel is legitimate. i don't think it's fair for prosecutor to go and prosecute

someone or purr pursue someone for a political reason. >> randi kaye is in south florida and has more on the mood at trump's home base. >> reporter: there's been a steady stream of protesters here at mar-a-lago. a small group really since the news of the indictment broke. supporters of donald trump coming out in force to let people know that they do still support him. spoke with him about the indictment and what it revealed, including some of the evidence that has been put forward that would uncollude some of these photos of the alleged boxes of documents in a bathroom, in a shower, in a ballroom. when i spoke with the supporters about this, they were in complete denial. they said they believe those photos are fake and if there were documents there, they believe someone else planted them there and don't think donald trump had any classified documents.

there was no changing their mind despite the evidence presented in this indictment. uh-uh also spoke with some people around the town in palm beach. many of them did not want to go on camera. those who did werepretty split what they thought of the indictment and how this should go down. i spoke to two people who supported him in the past, one a republican woman who doesn't think he had should run. in speak ining to that group, o thing they did agree on is this indictment could benefit donald trump. they think it will bring out hiss base in force. a lot of support coming forward in light of the indictment, including the supporters we see here at mar-a-lago. randi kaye, cnn, florida. boris johnson, the embattled form er british prime minister said he's had enough with parolment and is stepping down effective immediately. while kwiting is out of character for johnson, it proved

to be too much. he's denied lying about the illegal parties during lockdowns,s but admits his explanations were misleading. in a blistering statement, he slammed the latest house of commons investigation into the scandal calling it a witch hunt to force him from parliament. he claimed the report was riddle ed with inaccuracies. but he has no formal ability to challenge anything they say. an idaho judge is set to make a decision at a later date about a gag order in place in the murder case against bryan kohberger. he's accused of stabbing four students to death in november. a media coalition be the gag order be removed as. on friday, the defense attorneys and prosecutors have witnesses testifying on the potential harm of lifting the order.

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to recover after undergoing abdominal surgery. a spokesperson said on friday the pope gathered in prayer and devoted himself to work. cnn is in rome. you're outside the hospital there. what's the latest on the pope's recovery? >> we're expecting to get more information. they are going to be holding a press conference here in about a half hour to update us on the pope. we're expecting that to follow along with the good news we have had this morning. a spokesperson saying he had a restful night. there's so many people who are so concerned about him getting better. we heard from a priest who knows him personally. let's listen to what he he said. >> translator: i am very close to him, but i think he will recover very soon. i'm very happy. he gives us a good example buzz he manages to be serene, even at work, even if he has some health difficulties. i'm united with him in prayer.

>> reporter: when you listen to that priest, that's echoed all around, but this pope is suffering in front of everyone and continuing to do. he's often using a cane. now he had a surgery. it's the second time he's been in the hospital this year. the second surgery he's had in two years. so he is setting a good example for his followers that you can still work, even if you're not quite 100%. >> you're speaking to followers, there's concern for his health from catholics around a the world, but specifically in rome, what are locals saying? >> reporter: rome, obviously, the vatican is a huge draw. the pope is a center point for that. on any given sunday morning at noon here, everybody gathers to hear him and to be blessed by him. so he's a really important fi figure. let's hear what this tour his to say. >> we hope he et gets better.

it's very serious. and we know he's very important to a lot of people here. >> i heard that on the news. i wish him all the best. he represents a little bit of sanity in a crazy world. he tries to influence people to be better for themselves. >> reporter: again, he's a powerful figure. when someone that powerful is sick like this, everyone is very concerned. 86 years old. he underwent a three-hour surgery on wednesday. he has a little divine intervention, he's doing really well. >> we're following along. thank you. the worst seems to be over for part of the northeastern u.s., which has been caught in a choke hold of heavy smoke from wildfires in canada. air quality is now improving along the eastern sea board. conditions have changed from hazardous or very unhealthy to

good or moderate, but it's still early in the fire season where hundreds of fires are still burning. rain is expected this weekend for parts of canada. firefighters from around the world are arriving to control the flames. chad myers has more from the cnn weather center. >> this is what it looked like on thursday in washington, d.c. with the air quality index over 300, i think, at times. and all of a sudden on friday, the air cleared up. the wasn't came through and really cleared things out. the numbers were down into the 50 range. so that is some good news. now this is a model of where the wildfire smoke is now. most of it has been pushed offshore. that's why those pictures look so much better. there's still smoke in the air, but our numbers will not get to the hazardous category. probably unhealthy for sensitive groups all through the the weekend, but we have relief on the way. not only relief from the smoke,

real relief with a low pressure system that's going to rotate around the great lakes with wind and rain. but some relief for the fire fighting effort as well. there will be many areas here that will pick up more than an inch of rain over the next three days. that will certainly do quite a bit to help those fire fighting efforts out. >> still ahead, historic night on the court during game four of the nba finals. andy scholes joins me live to break down the highlights. plus a quest for historic travel and a chance to win the biggest prize in european soccer. we're look ing at live pictures ahead of the champions league final coming up. stay with us. old school hard work meets bold, new thinking, ♪ to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlesslyly work with yu to make them real. ♪

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he's been so good. things are looking good for the nuggets. the teams that go up 3-1 in the finals went 97% of the time. the only team to ever come back from a 3-1 deficit was lebron and the cavs in 2016. where game three was dominated by denver stars, game four was a team effort for the nuggets. aaron score d 27 points. denver fans holding their breath in the first quarter as yokic r rolled his ankle. he would come back and scored 23 points 12 rebounds. denver had a 13-point lead heading into the 4th quarter. the heat were able to cut that lead down to 5, but that would be as close as they would get. denver wins, 108-95. now they are a win away from their first ever nba title. >> we need to win one more.

i like that we didn't relax. we didn't get comfortable. we're still desperate. >> it's a good win. we're not celebrating. we know we have to go home and turn off the tv and radio and don't listen to everybody tail light you how great you are. we haven't done a thing yet we have to win another game to be world championships. >> the nuggets can win on their home floor. game five is on monday. the south florida fans are not going to get any kind of break. tonight the panthers take the ice for game four of the stanley cup final. florida's championship dreams were looking grim in game three before they tied it near the end of regular layinglation and won in overtime. an emotional night for all the fans there. they got to watch the team get their first stanley cup final win. >> you need to be able to give something back to your fans.

last night was nice to give back to the fans. the first stanley cup final win in the first in this building. everybody had a great time. that's what sports is all about. in a lot of ways, i never expected it to go super easy. it should not be. to win is a grind. sometimes you lose. but all that matters is the next game. we focus on that. >> the panthers will look to even that series at 2-2 tonight. puck drops at 8:00 eastern. it's going to be interesting to see how vegas bounces back from that loss because they were 3:00 away from going 3-0. the win at the last second totally changed the dynamic of the series. game four will be interesting. >> still plenty to go there. let's turn to international sports. lots going on there as well. let's start with tennis and the french open. >> novak djokovic, no surprise, he's in the final once again. he's a win away from a record breaking 23rd grand slam title

now. jed facing off against the world number one. this was the first meeting between the two. watch this winner he had right here. just incredible. even djokovic was applauding him after that. it would end up being djokovic winning this match in 4 sets. he's going to face ruud in the final. so you have ruud and djokovic for the men. she's going to take on the women's final. looking to win her third french open title. the fifa women's world cup doesn't kick off until july 20th, but it's set to become the most attended women's sporting event in history, more than one

1 tukts have been sold. and the demand has been so great that fifa had to move the match against ireland to stadium australia. finally, the biggest match in european football. just a few hours away. manchester city is going to take on mulan in istanbul. man city going for the treble after winning the premier league title. standing in their way of that is back in the final for the first time since 2010 when they won the title. man city, they are the favorites for this game. >> they are unstoppable. >> so much star power. it will be a fun one to watch. hopefully they put up a good fight ask we have a good match to watch. it seems like man city is a team with destiny here. >> i can definitely attest to that.

andy scholes, thank you. before we go, scientists have just assembled what they are calling the biggest skull of a dinosaur ever found on earth. it's believed to be that of a dinosaur that lived in north america about 70 million years ago. the staff at the museum in denmark piece d the skull together and named the dinosaur adam. staying with our prehistoric creatures theme. >> tomorrow, june 11th, marks the 30th an verse rir of "jurassic park." when the movie opened in 1993, it took the country by storm. ticket sales reached $50 million in a single weekend overtaking the benchmark set by "batman returns." the 30th anniversary is getting a special blue ray edition where life finds a way.

that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. for viewers in north america, "cnn this morning" is next.

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