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later today, ahead of his federal court appearance this week, where he will face a 37 count indictment, that indictment is sparking dangerous rhetoric from some of the former president supporters, we will look at the online chatter. thousands of people have evacuated as a volcano in the philippines spews gas and lava, we have a live report. >>♪ ♪ thank you everyone for joining us. we want to start with this, donald trump heading to florida in the coming hours to prepare for an historic day in court, what is former attorney general is saying about the classified documents indictment. as for mr. trump, and his

supporters, they think about his legal troubles, we will break that down with paul with voters, sharing what voters are telling cnn. let's just pick up from there, sources say trump will meet -- we are having problems here got they will meet with lawyers, and you know what we are going to take -- were going to go to caitlin's report. >> reporter: the level of detail and evidence that the justice department has collected in this case has begun to sink in, donald trump's own attorney general, bill barr, one of his top people in his own administration had gone to bat for him multiple times in the investigations rumble donald trump should not of been taking place previously, was condemning the actions of the former president after he left the white house, because this indictment is so explicit in

the evidence that it has, because of the photos of documents, in a bathroom at mar- a-lago, photos of boxes of documents spilled in a storage room, and those 31 charges, each representing a document that donald trump is accused of willfully retaining outside of the protected area of the federal government, top-secret documents, classified, national security information, here is more of what bill barr had to say on sunday on fox news. >> if even half of it is true, he's toast, it's a very detailed indictment. and it is very very damning, this idea of presenting trump as a victim here of a witchhunt, is ridiculous, is not a victim here. he was totally wrong that he had the right to have those documents, those documents are amongst the most sensitive secrets that the country has, they have to be in the custody of the archivist, he had no

right to maintain them and retain them, and he kept them in a way it mar-a-lago that anybody who really cares about national security, their stomach would sure and edit. >> with the indictment and approved by the grand jury in florida, a process will kickoff in the federal court system at this courthouse, in miami, donald trump currently is going to be traveling, he needs to get here and faces charges in person, he's going to be traveling to miami on monday along with his body man, walt nauta, charge in the case as part of the legend obstruction part of the investigation. they will stay at his resort, new miami and huddle with lawyers, they will talk with lawyers about what will be expected on tuesday in federal court in trumbull come to court on tuesday but is going to have a lot of secret service

protection around him, no live pictures of him or even photographs coming into the building to face these charges for his initial appearance. no photos in federal court, no videos inside the building either, and we expect him to enter a plea of not guilty at this time. afterwards he's going to turn political again, trump is already announcing he was flying back to bedminster, where he has another resort, where he will be giving a speech. cnn, miami. >> joining me now from los angeles, ron brownstein, senior political analyst and senior editor for the atlantic, jessica levinson, a law professor at loyola and host of the passing judgment podcast. good to have you both with us. >> good to be here. >> let's start with the legal

ramifications of these 37 criminal indictments, against former president donald trump, would you expect the trial will take place given the federal district judge assigned to the case of these for now is eileen cannon, who was appointed by trump and previously widely criticized for ruling in his favor and what is trump's legal jeopardy when it is eventually heard quick >> is legal jeopardy is very real, some of these counts carry with them decades in federal prison, this is a very serious indictment, and if the department of justice is able to convict on even half of the obstruction charges here, the former president is facing serious time in federal prison, i'm avoiding a question of exactly when it will happen, that is really up to a federal judge's discretion in terms of how quickly or quickly or

slowly it moves, appointed by the former president, for me, was much more significant is the second thing you mentioned, she actually ruled on an issue related to the case dealing with whether or not there should be a special master, and essentially made a ruling that was completely baseless, and actually overturned by the 11th circuit, looking like a piece of advocacy, not a ruling from a judge, so if you once that, in last a long time, the right just to make it happen. >> there is concern that may indeed take place. >> we have seen trump gain support from his legal woes in the past, i could these more serious criminal charges against him and that helping or hindering him politically do you think? >> the answer is really both, all of these charges accumulating against him and others that seem to be heading

our way possibly from georgia and the special counsel, relating to his efforts for 2020, and pulling suggested is having exactly the kind of effect you expect, a majority of americans beyond the republican coalition are saying that if donald trump is convicted of a crime, they think it is disqualifying to serve as president. in a cbs poll today, a clear majority of voters outside the republican coalition said they viewed his handling of classified documents, mishandling, as a genuine national security threat, but inside the dome world, inside of the republican coalition, the effect so far seems to be very different, once again, as for the last eight years now, we have seen the vast majority of voting officials, speak out, and speak out of his claims

that he is the victim of a weapon eyes witchhunt, and very few voices are countering that, a handful, lisa hutchinson, bill barr and john bolton but by and large very few, and as a result, what trump is been able to do is set up a construct in which moving away from him in the primary process is in effect rewarding those persecuting him, that makes it difficult for the other republican candidates even as the evidence grows that this is as you would, difficult to win the general election. >> the random selection of judge cannon, does it make a mockery of this whole legal process, that they've gone through given she has ruled in his favor in the past, a lot of people are very concerned about that perception at least of bias quick >> well look, in the interests of justice, i think she should recuse but i don't think she

will, always a possibility that she engages in some rulings and has done rulings that are just legally baseless like her decision the special master case, could you appeal up to the 11th circuit and say i'm looking at the case law, this is a judge who really needs to recuse herself, absolutely. what i will also say is i really do believe that the assignment he was random, there were a lot of factors that would indicate that she could get this particular assignment, in part because there are number of judges down still, let's go back to our conversation about how important it is for the presence to fill the judicial vacancies. does it make a mockery of the system? if she continues to rule the way she did the special master case, working it was baseless, you didn't see any conservative legal scholars supporting her really and the decision was overturned by the 11th circuit,

we have to wait and see a little bit. >> and ron, as you mentioned, we've seen many republicans rally around trump since these criminal charges were made public, but some republicans as you rightly point out, have not most notably, chris cristi and asa hutchinson, how will that impact the aspirations, and what you american voters think about the historic criminal charges of a former president? >> obviously in the early stages of this, a majority outside the republican coalition believe that is an issue, the way he has the classified documents, the fringe of the republican race, hard to see how they get to be central contenders, but for the

other republican candidates, closer to the center of the race, ron desantis and tim scott and nikki haley, mike pence, the challenge they have here, saturday afternoon when donald trump was speaking in georgia, his argument was that the deep state is coming after me because they know i am the only republican candidate strong enough to stand up against them on your behalf, in effect by echoing his vitriolic claims that he is being pursued by a lunatic deranged, marxist prosecutors, his words, the other republicans are essentially validating his argument, and and if in fact he is they are being the position of saying that, the deep state is going after donald trump, but you should nominate me anyway, at some point as we said before, is a former president with a big lead in the polls, you have to give

voters a reason, republican voters to bypass and for the nomination, this indictment certainly is jessica can tell you raises enormous questions about his judgment, his honesty and his fitness to be president. if they are unwilling to make that case, it is hard to see how they overcome the advantages he has now. >> will see what happens next, ron brownstein and jessica levinson, thank you for joining us. >> officials in the u.s. state of pennsylvania say it could take months to repair a section of the highway that collapsed on sunday. the i-95 in philadelphia, which was heavily damaged when a fuel tanker truck caught fire, no injuries or deaths have been reported so far, local and federal investigators are trying to find out what the started the destructive fire,

more from philadelphia. >> the big questions we don't have an answer to, what and how did the fire and collapse happen. and a press conference in the evening, i will tell you how it all went down. just before 6:30 am sunday morning there was a tanker truck sitting underneath i-95, it caught fire, and that led to the collapse of the northbound lanes on i-95, the governor told us on sunday that the southbound lanes also are not safe at this moment. currently the truck is still trapped underneath the wreckage, we've been hearing throughout the day, jackhammering and heavy machinery working through the data, sifting through the rubble, while there have been no reported injuries they said they are still working to see if anyone is actually still live in the truck when the collapse happen.>> they said their 500 tons of concreteness sitting on the ground, that's

what they have to sift through, take a listen to what governor shapiro said when he laid ia's on the incident first. >> remarkable devastation, i found myself thanking the lord that no motorists who were on i- 95 were injured or died, just a remarkably devastating site. one that our first responders in law enforcement and others, contained very quickly, the got people out of harms way, under the leadership of the secretary carol and others, hard work of clearing the site and rebuilding it will be underway and we will move this quickly as possible. >> the governor said it could take some number of months, for some perspective, and they said this stretch of i-95 carries about 160,000 vehicles every single day, it's likely the busiest in the state of

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the southeast, yet they are staying silent on whether they are conducting a full-scale counteroffensive. ukraine's deputy defense minister says its armed forces recaptured three villages in the donetsk region. and they are wanting the forces they should expect the pressure to intensify soon. russian forces are pushing back, claiming to have destroyed some ukrainian weapons and equipment. bringing us the latest from ukraine. >> it certainly seems as though ukraine's offensive operations are gaining steam, on sunday they said they took back several villages from the russians, most of that happening in the southeastern part of a very long front-line in the country, and that comes after things seemed to got off to a rocky start at the end of last week with the russians posting a couple of videos claiming to have destroyed a lot of armor, western armor and what they said were field operations by the ukrainians to try to gain territory in the southern part of ukraine.

ukrainians are still not calling this their big counteroffensive, there were some indications by the ukrainian president this weekend saying they had gone to defensive counteroffensive operations but however on sunday the head of ukraine's military intelligence came out and posted a video of himself just sitting in his chair and being silent, saying plans love silence, they don't want talk about a big counteroffensive if indeed it is underway. one of the things that is clear that in this country the ukrainians have the initiative, no place where the russians seem to be making gains but places where the ukrainians are trying to make gains, one of them is in bachmud, after several days of gains after they say it has been significant, here in ukraine. joining me now live from

london, clare sebastian, what more are you learning about the liberated villages and what it means for ukrainian troops? figure ukraine is claiming one more village in the same area this morning, if we can pull up the map again it shows clearly the potential strategy here, these villages are the front line, you can see the edge of the russian held territory in the red, really at the point where it is the narrowest strip of land linking ukrainian controlled areas with the sea, and the assumption has been, as we've watched the lead up to the counteroffensive, that ukraine would try to cut the gains in half and cut off the land to crimea, the taking of small villages, they are pretty small i would note, would fit with that potential strategy of cutting off the gains, the lands to crimea, something to watch, as we move forward, it's worth noting, the evidence we are collecting from these

reports say ukraine is not limiting itself to one axis, for the eastern armed forces they say they're still counterattacking, they are taking advantage of the rotation of wagner and russian general forces, not part of a broader offensive they say, a video put out by the ukrainian forces, they say was the destruction of the russian tad tank, really almost of the northernmost part of the front line in the region of kharkiv, we can verify the date of that, but it does seem like fighting is taking place along the hundreds of miles, russia is claiming to be destroying ukrainian western provided equipment, and not admitting to retreat in any area. still evidence of infighting,

the head of wagner refusing to complying with the new directive from the russian ministry of defense, saying volunteer unit should sign contracts with the regular army by july 1, still a sense of infighting and disunity in the russian armed forces, moving into that, of the counteroffensive, the earliest stages. >> and what's the announcement on sunday night, international criminal court will investigate the dam collapsed disaster. >> president zelenskyy said it was at the request of the ukrainian prosecutors office, we haven't had independent confirmation from the icc but the same international criminal court conducting were trying to war crimes investigation into what is happening ukraine, issued a arrest warrant for president putin himself and we don't know the parameters of that and the collapse of the dam would be, whether it would be a war crimes investigation,

they said they have visited the area from the icc, we are almost a week on from the collapse and still very much in the acute phase of the rescue efforts. ukrainian governor of the region saying they've evacuated more than 2700 people, and another 100 from russian held territories, the russian side claiming to have evacuated more than 7000 people and while the floodwaters are coming down there are several dozen settlements according to the ukrainian side, that are still flooded, the rescue efforts are continuing. >> thank you for keeping a close eye, clare sebastian live from london . donald trump is trying to minimize the federal criminal charges he's facing and his fans and supporters are standing by their man, we will hear from some of them after the break.

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former use president donald trump says the federal criminal case against him is a joke and a political hit job, in his first public remarks since the indictment trump railed against the special counsel, telling the crowd at saturday's georgia republican convention that jack smith is deranged, his words. trump fans outside the convention seemed equally unshaken by the indictment. which includes 37 counts related to trump's handling of classified material after he left office. is bill rosales filed this report. speakerphone president donald trump on the attack.

speakers sounds so innocent, he's deranged. >> a political hit job. > marking trump's first public appearance, and the first former president facing charges. >> we have one set of laws and they applied everyone. >> jack smith allowed -- announcing 37 counts, the majority for violations of the espionage act. >> it doesn't matter to me. not at all. >> reporter: outside the state convention his supporters are in phase >> i think it's a lot of bull, the one thing trump did is save the country. >> they can't stand the fact he is running for president, and i may donald trump fan. >> is probably altered, but typical liberal propaganda. >> reporter: none of the republican voters had read the indictment or >> i wouldn't waste my time on

a funny indictment. >> i don't care about that. indict a bologna sandwich. >> reporter:'s loyalists sherry deep sense of distrust against perceived opponents of trump including the department of justice, the fbi and the press. they routinely brought up joe biden combines pet -- mike pence and hillary clinton, all had sensitive materials in their position while out of public office. one big difference, trump and his aide, walt not to, faced nearly half a dozen charges related to obstruction and concealment of documents, including allegedly suggesting to his lawyers to not cooperate with a grand jury subpoena. >> this whole fake indictment, they don't mention once the presidential records act.>> reporter: it outlines two different occasions where he allegedly showed classified documents to unauthorized people, and he admitted on tape to having secret documents that he had not be classified

according to the indictment. as president i could have declassified but now i can't he said, according to the transcript of the audio obtained by cnn. >> there is an audio recording of him doing so.>> we know that can be changed and altered. >> reporter: within the 49 page indictment, pictures showing boxes of classified documents stacked high in a mar-a-lago bathroom, ballroom and office space and elsewhere. >> what he did is absolutely incorrect, but the system allowed it to happen. the system is broken and needs to be fixed. >> reporter: drawing a handful of anti-trump protesters got co- opting one of his most popular catchphrases, in this quick motion of tents and. >> lock him up! >> lock you up. >> you supported hillary clinton, she does a lot wrong. you're an idiot. >> reporter: ultimately these trump supporters cannot point

to any piece of evidence that would cause their support to waiver. >> i think trump is the best president we ever had and i'm all about getting him reelected.>> in a press conference this past week, jack smith encouraged people to read the full indictment, 49 pages, to get a grasp of the body of evidence, it was clear in my conversations with the trump supporters that they didn't have any sort of interest in doing that. meanwhile trump has denied any wrongdoing, and an attorney for walt not to has declined to comment. cnn atlanta . one quick programming note, the cnn anchor anderson cooper will host a republican president town hall with former new jersey governor chris christie live from new york. monday at 8 pm, 8 am in hong kong right here on cnn . still to come, thousands quickly evacuate as a volcano in the philippines use caustic gases and lava. we will have an update from the region.

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one of the philippines most active volcanoes that started to erupt, spewing sulfuric gas and lava over the past day, and forced nearly 13,000 people to evacuate their homes in the southeastern part of the nation's largest island. christie is following the story, joining us now, what is the latest on the volcano and of course the evacuations of residence from the danger zone? >> the lava starts to flow from the volcano, nearly 30,000 residents. haven't evacuated, and authority say at least 88% of the local population have already been moved to safety,

working to move the rest to evacuation centers. they've been spewing the sulfuric gas and hot lava in the past 24 hours or so, and the video from sunday evening, will bring it up again for our viewers, you can see it, the glowing crater of the volcano, hot lava and glowing rock flowing, and there is a possibility for dangerous explosive activity and a parameter is in place. any entry into a six kilometer radius of the volcano, 3.7 miles, has been prohibited. no major industries around this volcano, but there is some subsistence farming there, and local officials in addition to evacuate the 13,000 residents have evacuated 10,000 farm animals as well. whispering of the map where you can see it is located, in the province, in the southeastern part of the

island, the philippines of course is in the ring of fire, where volcanic activity and quakes are common, and now, there on the volcano here, you can take a few additional videos to take a look at it and admire the volcano, one of the most active in the philippines, or famous for that, for its almost near perfect conical shape, ends firing legends and myths and arches well, it is awesome in its beauty but also awesome in its destructive power. erupting more than 50 times, and the last 400 years, and rosemary, given the current high level of interest and activity, volcanologists in the philippines say a hazardous eruption is possible within weeks or even days. rosemary. >> i know you will keep a close eye on that. joining us live from hong kong, appreciate it.

former scottish first minister nicholas sturgeon has been released without charges after she was arrested in connection with a probe into the scottish national party's finances. police are investigating funds specifically earmarked for a second scottish independence referendum campaign, and this marks the third high-profile investigation, and the husband, back in april, released with no charges. sturgeon says she knows without doubt that she is incident of any wrongdoing. thank you for joining us, i am rosemary church, for international viewers, world sport is coming up next, for our viewers in the united states and canada, i will be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. s... ♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced.

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the fed has been aggressively raising interest rates since march of last year hoping to calm inflation, but it has signaled it might skip a hike this month to assess more data and see how the previous increases are working. interest rates are now at their highest level in more than 15 years, but last month strong jobs report also complicates things and could prompt the fed to make a modest move, even if it chooses to skip raising rates this month, it could go right back to hiking rates again in july. >> ryan patel, senior fellow at the school of management at claremont university, joining us from amsterdam. appreciate you being with us. >> great to be with you. >> what you think the federal reserve will do on wednesday, hit the pause button or raise interest rates for the 11th time in a row, what do you think? >> i need to find a pause button, they really need to hit the pause, they are leaning

towards that, the markets are baked in, the last three days, acted very positive, the fed is going to do that, part of the reason is they will most likely later raise again. to give a little bit of a break and see the data further, to be more hawkish in the end, a great point to pause to give a little breathing room based on what we've seen the last couple of months and what the economy has gone through. figure interesting you say that, pause now but raise a little later, what exactly does the federal reserve look for when the board makes a consequential decision like this, whether to raise interest rates and by how much, what's the critical economic data that signaled to them that they need to act? >> a couple of things. a historical basis, continuing to remain very low, the labor growth market, and the wages

continue to rise, think about the consumer price index, going to see the new data, which is going to be really important in a couple days, part of the pauses to see the data and to see if inflation continues from when it comes to the shelter, and housing and food, they are watching and looking for, start considering to be resilient. being resilient behind it. >> markets very happy if the fed decides to hit the pause button, at what point does become an over correction, how does the fed know when it is close to that point? >> that's a great point, we've been talking about this, the stickiness of the point, where the needle is, if you do too

much, i can cause that aspect, the banking crisis and the debt ceiling, all these things kind of teacher rain, the stability for the fed, if they deposit, it shows signals that the fed is paying attention to the other variables. they are going to be aggressive, i'll be honest, they will be hawkish and aggressive, nothing changing, they will continue to look to do that even though they're taking a pause, that's an important factor, i don't want anyone to lose the fact that they are not going anywhere, 2% inflation number which is a very long way of being hopeful but i don't see them being as aggressive as the past. >> how much has it, the sector products -- having the impact on the fed this week?>> i think it did scare them, jerome

powell said this is specifically, not something they can handle, making remarks around the bank turmoil as well. the timing of this is very good for a pause, for the fed to buy another month to see the data further. a couple of months ago, we were in a good position to be having a conversation to be more aggressive. >> we will see what happens, thank you for joining us. >> thank you rosemary. >> in the end it appears the unabomber has taken one more life, his own, federal prison officials now say they believe ted kaczynski died by suicide, he was found unresponsive saturday morning and his medical center cell in north carolina, an investigation is underway to determine his official cause of death,

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reporters outside the hospital where they are receiving treatment, they joined the search and rescue operations in the last five weeks and was in the jungle of until friday where they were finally rescued, never lost hope, even when the stakes against him were so daunting. >> we are indigenous people, i believe in the jungle, which is our mother, i've always kept faith, they have never betrayed me. >> he also said his children were very weak when he visited them in hospital, we can only imagine how effective they are mentally and physically by surviving this experience, they expect them to stay under medical observation between two and 3 weeks, they are receiving

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more on male and female poison frogs navigate, tropical rain forests, for french guiana to study three different ones. >> in the field, the ability to follow it around, and attach in the harnesses, and the exercises, when we need to observe their behavior, and we can't find them, and record the location and behavior. >> they wanted to explore the role that sex plays in navigation, studied in rodents but never in frogs. >> complex rental behavior. males or females depending on the species, transfer them on the back, they need to move

them to water, and navigate through the forest pretty far distance, we had one species, where they run around more and 2 species were they run around and more.>> a mixed bag depending on the species, the fema frogs navigated more quickly, and accurately than the males, from all three species tended to explore, if you're hoping to catch a glimpse, you would be out of luck. the reason, they release them when the study was over, cnn. >> the florida heat has wild animals spending time at the beach, this little guy was spotted in the water sunday, seen splashing through the gulf of mexico for several minutes, and safely made its way to the

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