and his parents say cubing is good therapy since he was a little kid. >> when he was 7, 8, 9 years old, he couldn't hold pennies or open a water bottle he couldn't do anything with his fingers. the cube itself was going to be an exercise. the competitive aspect was never a component for us to get max involved with. >> so uplifting. he serves as an official ambassador for rubik's, an inspiration to so many. what a great ending to the show. >> i love that, a lovely way to end our day. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> we'll still be working on it. >> it'll still look like this. cnn "news central" starts now. >> i love that you got this. >> thank you, guys. >> thanks, guys. ♪

did former president trump turn down a chance to avoid an indictment? the new revelations from "the washington post" about a deal that one trump lawyer urged him to make months ago. >> we're also following an indictment in new york city. the marine veteran who put a homeless street performer in a fatal choke hold on a subway train now charged with second degree manslaughter a formal announcement expected later today. >> orcas on the attack. sailors capture video of killer whales ramming their boats. whale versus man. but why? scientists now looking for answers. this is cnn "news central." ♪ this morning did donald trump reject a plan that might have prevented charges that could send him to prison for life? that is the new reporting in "the washington post," and

highlights a deal that one of trump's current lawyers, chris kise reportedly wanted to make months ago with the justice department. according to "the washington post," kise wanted to quietly approach justice to see if he could negotiate a settlement hoping that attorney general merrick garland and the fbi would want an exit ramp to avoid prosecuting a former president. this came last fall after the fbi found documents at mar-a-lago in august. trump refused. so the attorney, kise, he never reached out. a trump insider who the post said was part of dozens of document discussions puts it this way now, we didn't have to be here. and trump's former fixer, michael cohen had this reaction. >> he's like a child that keeps sticking their finger in an electric socket. >> cnn did speak to sources

dl close to trump's legal team they are casting doubt whether there was any real opportunity for settlement like this. >> this new reporting from the post is posing key legal questions this morning. elie honig joins us now. good morning. this reporting underscores maybe the charges could have been avoided if the documents were turned over. >> yes, when people say this is a self-inflicted wound, this underscores it. there was about a year's worth of time when it was the archives, no doj, and archives was negotiated with donald trump. if someone had gotten to him back then, you need to come clean, get in touch with the archives, make it available, give it to them, i think there is a chance this could have gone away without criminal charges we know that because the 15 bokxes

of documents he did turn over, none of them are charged. in 2022, doj gets involved and at this point trump is still playing games, obstructing justice, then the subpoena where trump gives a partial response in 2022, turning over 28 documents. so in august 2022 they do the search warrant. by that point, by the time the doj is serving search warrants even if trump's team wanted to come clean, too late. >> at what point is it a point of return for prosecutors at this point we're moving forward with charges? >> doj was arguably even overly patient with donald trump here. there's an argument they should not have accommodated him and negotiated this long but getting to a search warrant, last summer, august 2022, you have gone to a judge, have shown probable cause that three different crimes were committed.

at that point if lawyers come and say we want to make a deal fine but it has to include a guilty plea. >> do they have to go hand in hand? >> they don't. if doj wanted to, fine, you give us the documents that's it, we go away we've taken care of the national security interest. but too late in the game, the only deal available is a guilty plea and that requires donald trump or any defendant to admit his guilt in court. this morning the 2024 presidential field growing. just moments ago the republican mayor of miami frances suarez threw his hat in the ring. he is serving his second term as mayor of miami and enters a crowded field with fellow floridans donald trump and ron desantis leading this trump in the polling. joining us now to talk about be this, is cnn chief national

affairs correspondent, jeff zeleny, frances suarez, the miami mayor maybe not someone on everyone's radar a few months ago now in. why? >> so many candidates they barely fit on the screen. but mayor frances suarez is making the case he is a generational type of new candidate with a new generational message. you can see in the video here playing on the screen that he is running for president literally. he is showing himself as a fit, young, 45-year-old republican, hispanic candidate. the only hispanic candidate in the race so he makes the argument he represents a new face and moment for the republican party. he was re-elected as mayor of miami. it's largely a ceremonial mayor position most of the power resides in the county board but he's been the face of the city government there. and he explained why he's running in an interview on good morning america.

>> i think i have a different message than what other candidates have. i'm generational. that generational is a buzzword but someone who has implemented generational change to create prosperity in the city. i know the problem that 85% of americans who live in city and 91% who constitute the gdp of this country are going through, increasing crime, homelessness, mental health issues. i'm someone who has a positive track record of success and positive vision for the future. >> and he has been the head of the conference of mayors so he's been traveling across the country in that capacity. he's been taking some trips to the early voting states of iowa and new hampshire as well trying out his message. a very crowded field, no question. the big question for him, though, will he make the debate stage in august? the first debate is august 23rd and candidates must have a wide variety of donors, 40,000

individual donors from 20 individual states if he makes that he'll be on the debate stage in august and that is needed to be above the rising field. but no doubt a growing field headed into the summer benefits donald trump. but now three floridans in the race with governor ron desantis as well. so there may be even another candidate or so coming up in the future weeks. we'll see john but a crowded field. >> that's a tease there. tune back in to see who jeff zeleny reports will be entering the race in the coming weeks. thank you for that. with me is cnn political commentator and famed florida resident ana navarro. >> let me go ahead and announce, i will not be entering the race for republican nominee. >> so jeff zeleny can stop calling you to find out. there's miami, there's florida, there's america. i want to start with miami and mayor frances suarez.

how is he viewed there in his second term? >> he's viewed as -- some people like him a lot, some people don't like him. he's viewed as something that's energetic. youthful. he comes from a long-standing family that's been involved in politics. his father, when i was a kid, was the first cuban american mayor of miami. but to me, frances, who i know, is a positive energy. he works in a bipartisan fashion. he is not indicted, that's good. he also doesn't go from one manufactured churulture war to another, he doesn't play grievance politics. that's good too. since it's a free-for-all and a noah's ark, i'm happy there's going to be a hispanic voice, hopefully, on that stage. >> well, he supported andrew

gillam against ron desantis in 2018, supported the democrat in 2018, did not vote for donald trump either time he ran for president. can someone like that win a republican primary? >> john, ron desantis was endorsed by donald trump and donald trump voted for ron desantis in 2018 and ron desantis voted for donald trump and now they hate each other. if we talk about who voted for who, i'm not sure what that eventually leads to. he's going to get asked that and he's going to have to explain it. can he win a primary, it's obviously a long shot i think my poodle has as much chance. >> your poodle is registered independent to be clear here so not eligible to run. >> right. but i think -- you know, i think frances' big challenge is going to be to prove he's not doing it out of vanity, to raise his name i.d. competing to be vice

president or on a cabinet but that he's doing this for real. but the other thing this to me shows is, we have supposedly two big guys, right, running. donald trump and ron desantis. these were supposed to be the god sizilla and king congress o the republican nomination. they haven't stopped anybody from jumping in. they have not frozen the field. they have not scared anybody off. nobody is staying away out of respect. i think it's -- it's pretty telling just how much ron desantis has flopped since entering the race. he had the disastrous entry into the race and hasn't seemed to really carve a niche for himself. those two had all the advantages going for them. >> i'm old enough to remember -- you keep getting younger but i'm old. >> you have a fancy new hair cut i see it. >> a lot of gray.

in 2016 everyone was talking about two floridans in the race, jeb bush and marco rubio. of course, donald trump came in and cleaned their clock. is there room for three floridans? are they fighting for the same votes and money in florida? >> frankly, no. i've been very -- you know, i've been looking at social media from florida influencers. i've been listening to cuban radio. i've been talking to people and i'm amazed at how much donald trump dominates the republican party, the republican primary in florida. >> even more than desantis. >> a lot more than desantis. what i'm hearing from the people who like desantis, voted for desantis, are two things, one is this was not his time. he skipped his turn, he should have waited. this is not good. we like trump. and the other thing is, people think he's gone overboard. when you are the governor of florida and you are in a vendetta driven war against

mickey mouse, you got some explaining to do. >> ana navarro great to see you. >> great to see you. a grand jury in new york has voted to indict a marine veteran after he put a homeless street performer in a choke hold. this happened on a new york city subway train. sources tell us daniel penny has been indicted on second degree manslaughter charges. penny is accused of killing jordan neely. it happened early last month after pinning him on the train floor and holding him in a choke hold until he stopped breathing. brynn gingras is joining us, what more do we know? >> we're waiting to hear when the district attorney, alvin bragg is going to announce the indictment and whether or not he's going to unseal the indictment before daniel penny heads to court when it will be unsealed otherwise.

we know a lot about this case. a lot of this was on social media because there was video of at least part of what happened on the subway train. according to witnesses who tell cnn that jordan neely a street artist came onto the train and was homeless and started shouting about being hungry and thirsty and didn't care if he was going to die. daniel penny said he was disturbing others, threatening, and took it upon himself to, what he said and told in an interview, he was going to subdue neely until the police arrived, put him in the choke hold and it was long enough to cause the death of jordan neely. this was a case that has divided opinions not only in new york city, but across the country. some people talking about it being a result of the crime and the incidents we have been seeing and homelessness on new

york city subways and also the issue of taking things into your own hands and the homeless issue in general. we have statements given to us about this from jordan neely's family about the indictment handed down against penny. mr. penny didn't have the right to be the judge, jury and exec executioner. this coming from his family. speaking to the fact this has been an issue so dividing many people. the defense, go fund me, for daniel penny is at $2.8 million at this point. his attorneys saying in a statement, it should be noted that the standard of proof in a grand jury is low and there have been no finding of wrong doing. we're confident when a trial jury is tasked with weighing the evidence they'll find daniel penny's actions on the train justified. daniel penny saying this had

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texas congresswoman jasmine crockett was the first black woman to play in the annual event on the democratic side. this was a tradition since 1909. the game raises money for local charities. this morning, texas governor greg abbott taking credit for sending migrants from texas to los angeles. 42 migrants, including 8 children, arrived after a 23 hour bus ride. the migrants told advocates they did not get any food during the long trek. the mayor of los angeles calling it abhor rant. what we do know about the migrants and where they were coming from? >> reporter: so this is a group of men, women, and children nonprofit advocates say they're

hon honduran, quadguad mall lan, so haitian. ages 2 to 9 were the children. they were on this journey here to los angeles, california, it was 23 hours and the advocates say the men, women, and children were without food for these 23 hours. no food and no water. so as they arrived here, these local leaders and nonprofit leaders were doing everything they could to help these migrants to figure out where they are in their immigration process to see what they can do next. the governor of texas, greg abbott, says that the border towns, the small border towns in south texas and all over his state are overwhelmed, he's saying that's why he's busing these migrants to cities like los angeles and blamed president joe biden for the situation at the border and for essentially not having that under control. here in los angeles, the mayor is saying they were not caught

off guard, they were able to essentially put these nonprofits on the ground before these migrants were here. she says they found out about all of this in the middle of the night, essentially, as the migrants were on their way here and says they are going to take care of them and try to figure out exactly what to do with the migrants. here is what some of the leaders are saying about this. >> we are in the process of trying to reunify those families. these are very complicated cases and people's lives are at stake. >> the governor of texas is using human beings as a political stunt. >> we'll keep pushing for our sanctuary policies to make sure that immigrants and migrants know they are safe here, they are welcome here. >> and just this month, the city council here in los angeles voting to draft a policy, a sanctuary city policy that would eventually become the law here in los angeles. and that's exactly what greg

abbott is targeting, these sanctuary cities. in 2022 he sent migrants to d.c. and says his list of cities includes new york, chicago, denver, philadelphia. and he said he has already sent more than 20,000 migrants to the cities but l.a. said we're ready and willing to help the migrants and treat them with dignity. >> camilla, thank you. john? this just in to cnn. the united states, the united kin kingdom, the netherlands and denmark, will deliver high priority defense equipment, air defense equipment to ukraine. this was announced in a joint statement a short time ago. hundreds of short and medium range air defense systems are included in the package. this morning, lloyd austin met with his ukrainian counter part at nato headquarters, ahead of a

meeting with nato defense ministers. the meeting comes as what's described as a critical time. we have sam kiley in kyiv. first natasha bertrand is in washington. this is a substantial arms package i'm sure the ukrainians will say they need, natasha. >> reporter: yeah, john. this is something that ukrainians are desperate for at this time which is air defense because the russians are launching missiles across the country at a frantic rate. so ukrainians would like the f-16 fighter jets as well and that's going to be another topic of discussion with this meeting of around 50 allies to discuss what each ally can provide ukraine with at this pivotal moment. it's going to be important right now because of the fact that ukraine is in the middle of a major counter offensive and the defense secretary is expected to brief his counterparts on what

ukraine needs right now and how to sustain the battle tanks that ukraine is using by the hundreds. of course, they have the patriot system that the u.s. has provided. and, of course, munitions for their rocket systems, these are all going to be important so that ukraine can maintain the initiative against the russians. defense secretary lloyd austin did speak this morning and urged the allies to dig can deep into stock piles to provide ukraine with the equipment they need in order to sustain their momentum in the counter offensive and said the u.s. and allies are in it for the long haul. here's what he said. >> throughout the kremlin's vicious war of choice. the ukrainian forces have shown outstanding bravery and skill. and ukraine's fight is a marathon and not a sprint. so we will continue to provide ukraine with the urgent capabilities it needs to meet

this moment and what it needs to keep itself secure for the long term from russian aggression. make no mistake, we will stand with ukraine for the long haul. >> reporter: now austin also said what's become clear in his conversations with other defense ministers in this contact group is ukraine's military needs to be interoperable with western militaries that's something they're going to hear about today. the efforts to train the ukrainian military to brick them up to par with western militaries in the hopes that one day ukraine may be able to join nato. >> thank you very much. sam kiley to you in kyiv. natasha brought up the ukrainian counter offensive, what there is very little visibility around the world is how it's going the ukrainians continue to claim some success. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: well, i think some success is the best that the

ukrainians can go with in terms of maintaining the edge in terms of the propaganda need to keep their troops fired up and keen to prosecute this conflict. if we look at the mapping and the evidence on the ground, though, they are indeed enjoying some progress and significant gains south of bakhmut, that bloody battlefield. in the south they have been making small, incremental gains. they are find it as difficult as they would have imagined getting through a very substantial russian defensive line there. which, if they succeed, will divide russian forces and open a route to the crimean peninsula. this is going to be a long, bloody slugging match if and until the ukrainians or indeed the russians break through somehow. that's what both sides are looking for.

it's interesting indeed this latest amount of weaponry pledged to ukraine emphasizes short and medium range antimissiles. this is exactly what the ukrainians need on the front line in the absence of air domi dominance. at this moment the russians have air dominance, the ukrainians are able to fly but it's dangerous for their aircraft and their aircraft are no match for the size of the russian capabilities. but in the meantime if they're able to bring the russian aircraft down with short medium range missiles they'll be able to gain more initiative john. >> thank you both very much for your reporting. coming up for us and still ahead this morning, killer whales setting their sites on boats across the european coast. more on the alarming spike in accidents. and right now, nasa astronauts are walking in space,

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welcome back. you know the feeling you're online, buying tickets to see your favorite team or band and then you get to the checkout and you get hit with the gut with all the hidden fees. not anymore. hopefully. today president biden will announce that life nation and ticket master will give consumers the ability to see the

fees up front when purchasing tickets. it's to stop the frustrating experience of watching additional fees add up at the checkout. let's bring in christine romans. this feels significant. >> it does. this is a white house that's trying to use the presidential pulpit to remind these companies that americans don't want to be nickelled and dimed. we know we're being nickelled and dimed. you go to get a concert ticket, i can afford $150 and you get to the end it's $200, something that drives people crazy. this is voluntarily, life nation and ticket master, in september, there will be one clear price and today the president is going to sit around with other companies doing it making sure you don't have the fees baked into things. it is voluntary, it's trying to push the companies to do the right thing. what you see on the screen behind you is what president said congress should pass, the junk fee protection act. that prevents these excessive online fees and airline fees for

families to sit together drives families crazy. and early termination fees for tv or internet or cable or phone services those can be exorbitant. so the president wants congress to make those illegal. and also surprise resort fees. you think you're paying x for a trip and in the end you find out you're paying this. >> be honest, tell me what it's going to cost. >> at least letting people know up front what the costs are. >> retail sales -- >> i know. we were expecting it to dip a little bit and really came in up 0.3%. so the american consumer keeps spending. the biggest categories were gardening equipment and building materials. maybe it's a sign of the spring, it's happening at my house. but you can see the consumer continues to spend. that is the underlying resilience of the american economy. maybe that fades in the months

ahead. >> you could argue both things. >> the fed hopes it does. and real people aren't the fed. so real people seem to be doing fine. >> we heard jay powell talk about this yesterday, the resilience of the american consumer. >> you can see that fed pause, paused for the first time in 15 months. so a new phase. i think you can expect more rate hikes ahead because of the phase we're talking about. >> gardening equipment really? >> i did. >> you're welcome, america. >> doing my part. new this morning closing arguments begin today in the pittsburgh synagogue murder trial, the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. the gunman faces 11 charges for shooting and killing worshippers in 2018. if convicted of any capital charges the trial moves to the penalty phase. what's the latest, danny?

>> reporter: the plalatest is ae speak right now, the jury is inside the courtroom, the judge has been reading instructions for 30 minutes and we're expecting closing arguments to begin any moment now. this is after 11 days of testimony, 60 witnesses called for the prosecution and not a single witness called for the defense. but really, you have to remember, this is just the guilt phase of the trial and the defense has never contested that robert bowers was the one who killed 11 worshippers back in 2018. the defense has been focused to if bowers is convicted, the death penalty phase of the case. yesterday we heard from the 60th prosecution witness that was andrea wedner, who was a survivor of the mass shooting almost five years ago, but her mother, 97-year-old rose did not. she described being terrified and saying it was indescribable we thought we were going to die and then described on the stand

how she and her mother hid in a pew as mr. bours was shooting across the synagogue. mr. bowers then shot these two folks. andrea said at that point she knew her mother was going to die but stayed with her mother because she did not want her mother to die there in the synagogue along. andrea survived by playing dead until pobowers was apprehended anand first responders were able to rescue her. closing arguments expected to happen any minute now and then this case heads to the jury. >> thank you. coming up for us, a committee investigating boris johnson's party gate scandal finds he intentionally misled parliament. the former prime minister already accusing the committee of bias.

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hospital. this is the third time he has visited with patients there next door to the department where he is recovering. new video this morning of yet another orca attacking a boat in europe. orcas have sunk three boats this year in europe and have attacked dozens of others. researchers say these types of attacks are up to more than 200 attacks last year. scientists believe the attacks may have started because an orca was traumatized by a boat collision while others say it could be younger whales playing. we are in their territory, but nonetheless, scary stuff here. >> everyone is so concerned about artificial intelligence, a.i., maybe we need to focus on o.i. orca intelligence, they're learning, getting smarter, coming after our boats. >> be concerned. this morning a damning report released against boris johnson, finding he deliberately

misled parliament during the investigation into the covid-19 party gate scandal. he resigned last week, managing to skirt any consequences of the report before it came out. in a statement, though, johnson pointed the finger back at the committee calling the report a politically motivated charade, as they say in the uk. scott mclain is live in london with the latest. this fight is heated. >> reporter: you're right. this report is more than 100 pages long, going into pain staking details ant what boris johnson said and ha he knew at the time he said it. because there have already been reports into lockdown parties, there have already been fines issued by police but this committee was looking specifically at whether or not boris johnson misled parkiliame when he was asked whether a christmas party had been held. >> from what i can tell,

gentlemen, is that all guidance was followed completely during number ten. >> reporter: so the committee was made up mostly of conservatives, boris johnson's own party looking at six gatherings, one of them was boris johnson's birthday party one of them had 200 people who were invited to bring their own booze and ultimately the committee determined that boris johnson did mislead parliament for giving unsustainable interpretations of the rules he helped to right. for instance, he claimed at the time and in some cases continues to claim that some of the gatherings were essential for work purposes. so the committee found in its report, i'll read part of it, we came to the view that some of mr. johnson's denials and explanations were so disingenuous they were, by their very nature, deliberate attempts to mislead the committee and the house, while others demonstrated

deliberation with the frequency with which he closed his mind to the truth. boris johnson released his own response writing in part for the committee now to say that all such events, thanks and birthdays were illegal is ludicrous. contrary to the intentions of those who made the rules, including me and contrary to the findings of the police and above all, i did not for one moment think they were elicit at the time or when i spoke in the comments. so ultimately this report suggests that boris johnson ought to be suspended as an m.p. for 90 days, which would potentially open him up to a election in his seat but as you pointed out he resigned last week though he hinted at a comeback down the road, john. >> still in the spotlight. scott, thank you for summing that up for us. happening now, nasa astronauts hard at work installing new solar mapanels o

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right now, nasa astronauts are stepping out of the international space station for a space walk, and the objective is to install a solar array on the starboard truss of the international space station and also as the asteroid the size of the brooklyn bridge is to pass by. you know, we watch in awe as the astronauts perform their work in space, but how risky is this? >> well, you know, we think nothing of it because we see it in movies, and it is a risky endeavor. they are tethered to the ship, but there is a possibility that they could come untethered, and they have a ability that if something happened to one of the

suits, they would not survive in seconds. in 2013, an astronaut nearly drowned, because there was a liquid leak inside of the suit, and without gravity, it started to cluser around his face, and he could not see or breathe, and it was touch and go to get him inside of the shuttle, and it always looks like slow motion in the movies, but they are traveling 5 miles per second, so good on them, these brave astronauts. >> and as you point out, it is dangerous for them, tom. but as you point out, the asteroid the size of the brooklyn bridge is to pass by, and should we be concerned? >> really? i have not heard of this. >> am i breaking this to you? >> it is 1,600 feet long, and if something like this hit earth,

it would be a big impact, but it is not going to be happen, because it is tracked by the jet propulsion lab, and ball park 10 miles away the size of the moon, and yesterday one the size of a house came near the moon, but it was the three-bedroom house and barbeque in the back. so no problem. >> thank you, tom foreman. >> but it had a new bathroom and kitchen, and so it was updated. this morning, ukraine is saying that the counter offensive is making progress. cnn exclusive on the technology that is helping to fuel the advances. the bodies of a woman and a man found at a resort hotel and what the officials are saying about how they died. [ tiger dust by yello playing in the background ]

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