an exclusive look from the front lines of the war in ukraine. cnn joins up with the ukrainian special forces, this as we are learning new details of the military help coming from the united states. >> also, did former president donald trump miss out on the chance to avoid federal charges? the details we are learning from a washington post report from his own attorney. and the not too distant warning for business leaders. t this is cnn "news central." new details this morning of the surrender of the russian soldier caught on camera, video obtained by "the wall street

journal" shows him running from are the ukrainian drones happening in the eastern city of bakhmut, and cnn has confirmed that the ukrainian forces spared his life after the commander says that he threw his machine gun aside and raised his hand and said that he would not continue to fight. cnn is also getting a look at the forces with the technology provided by the west including night vision goggles, and what have you seen, sam kiley? >> well, you seen the extreme propaganda put out by the ukrainian ministry of defense showing mercy to an embattled russian soldier, and then on the other side in the shadows of this war, there are specialists as you are rightly pointing out

using thermal imaging cameras and high technology cameras from nato and elsewhere to conduct a campaign to kill senior elements of the russian forces. i met up with one of them. >> reporter: a special forces night operation. the objective is to bring a special kind of misery to russian troops. as they arrived alongside the ukrainian regulars, the russians attacked. a night vision recording that the forces needed to shrug off. how long did you spend under fire like this before you could move? and then what did you? [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: electronic surveillance pinpointed the victims.

first, they killed two paratroopers on the left flank to get to the group's main targets, russian commanders near balk - - bakraut. they are tasked with the tactical work as the ukrainian tactical offensive takes shape. here using modified heavy

machine gun in a modified bunker last month, the drone operators more than a mile away are directindirect ing bravos into the area of more troops. how many have you killed in this war? >> many. >> how many more or less there? >> i don't know. we didn't calculate. >> reporter: it is the russians that they want to do the counting, because the best hope is that the russian troops run rather than fight. >> reporter: and collapsing the russian forces and the way they did in the summer full last year with the greater counter offensives are going to be harder tasks now, and the

russians know it is coming, and they dominate the air, and that is why it is so important to know that the latest round of military gifts arriving from europe with short anti-aircraft missiles will keep the russian aircraft away from the attempts to advance by the ukrainians. john. >> sam, that is really interesting, and a notable look at how so much of this war is fought on the screen even as the soldiers and the civilians are dying on the ground. sam kiley, thank you for that reporting. rahel? >> john, a stunning report from the washington post raising new questions as the federal case begins against donald trump. chris kise who is a member of the trump team wanted to strike a deal with the justice department last fall to help trump to avoid charges to put him in jail for decades.

this was crafted after the fbi found more documents at mar-a-lago, but trump rejected the advice, and we should note that cnn spoke to sources close to the trump team who was casting doubt if there really an opportunity to settle. and just in, a new rally is that the gop frontrunner is going to host a event on july 1st in pickens, south carolina. the first event since formally indicted. paula reid, we also heard from the day or so, from a.j. merrick garland, and what is he saying? >> that is right, rahel, the first time that we have heard from the attorney general since he was indicted, and which he appointed jack smith as special counsel when trump said that he would make another run for the white house. the special counsel and the justice department as a whole has been under considerable

attack by the former president and his allies. this is how he defended smith. >> as i said when i appointed mr. smith, i did so because it underscores the justice department's commitment to an oath independence and accountability. mr. smith is a veteran career prosecutor, and he has assembled a group of experienced and talented prosecutors and agents who share his commitment to integrity and the rule of law. >> so there garland is defending not just smith, but the entire organization that he oversee, and they have been under relentless attack by the former president who has been ramping up the rhetoric in the wake of the indictment. the attorney general also emphasizing how the special counsel operating independently. under the regulations, the point of the special counsel is to

take over a regulation, where the justice department could have a conflict of interest. they operate under the same rules, but they are an independent body, and while they do answer to the attorney general, they like to remind us that under the regulations any prosecutorial deference is if overruled by the attorney general, it has to be informed by congress. and that is to insulate the attorney general for partisanship, and if trump was not indicted and that is not likely garland's decision, and it came from smith, but it is unlikely that even garland's remarks are going to stop the relentless attacks from trump and the allies. >> yes, but to try to use that

point before the cameras to emphasize the independence. thank you, paula. the newest candidate to jump into the gop race, miami mayor francis suarez kicked off the bid with a video announcement. >> in miami, we stopped waiting for washington to lead. america's so-called leaders confused being loud with actually leading. all washington wants to do is to fight with each other, instead of fighting for the people who put them in office. >> chief national affairs correspondent, jeff zeleny, i cannot help but notice that he is actually running in that video, and does not seem to be an accident. >> no, he is generational change that he is offering here, and he does not have a national profile, but at 45 years old, he

has been re-elected as the mayor of miami, and the son of the first cuban american mayor of miami, and he is making the rounds of the u.s. conference of mayors and traveling across the country with the optimistic message and time for the republicans to turn the page to fiscal conservativism, and one with optimism as well. we asked him what are the moments for the republican party, and his words are constructive. listen to this. >> there is no doubt that relitigating the 2020 election is no recipe for the republican party, and having a vision understanding that it is a generational moment, and people passing the baton from one to the next creates many tons for

the country. >> he is the only hispanic on either side of the ballot, and he says that is needed as well. and john, no doubt he is facing an uphill candidate in the race, but the first ft. hurdle is to challenge the debate stage which requires 20 donors and being 1% in national or state polls, and that a high burden there, but he is going to be giving his speech this evening at the reagan library in california tonight. he considers himself in the mold of reagan and calls himself reaganesque, but he was a young boy in the reagan year, but he has looked up to him. john? >> thank you, jeff zeleny. a notable new entry into the field. rahel? >> thank you, john. marine veteran daniel penny is

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utmost priority of the law. so the supreme court law is not ruling with the family trying to get custody of the two children, and upholding law in existence from 1978. when the law was passed, it was looking preserve tribal sovereignty. it was discovered around the time that the law was passed that too often native american children when they were placed into the adoption or the foster care system, they were placed with white family, and nonnative american family, and the law was an effort to protect the sovereignty of tribes and the supreme court today, preserving law, and rejecting challenge to it. john. >> and jessica, the separate case delved into the criminal charges and venue. explain this. >> yeah. it was an interesting case for the facts. this is the case of an alabama fisherman who had hacked into

computer systems and had gotten a hold of fishing coordinates and private reefs that fishermen pay a lot of money to set up for prime fishing locations. this company had a look at the coordinates for those reefs, and selling them. alabama fisherman was upset about it, and so he hacked into the system, and he told the company, i will start to tell the people that you selling coordinates for the reefs that you paid a lot of money for. he was brought to trial and convicted, however, his argument was that the government had brought his case in the wrong venue. the lower courts said no, even if the venue was wrong, your case still is wrong. so if you bring a criminal case in wrong venue, and the wrong jurisdiction, can the venue be tossed out or retried.

the fisherman in this case wanted the case completely thrown out, and the supreme court stepped in to say, no, even if the criminal case is brought in the wrong venue, it could be retried and maybe this is on the mind of the prosecutors of the trump indictment when they decided to bring the case in southern florida for fear they would bring it to the wrong venue, prosecutors, you didn't have to throw the case out, but try it in the right venue. >> and fishing locations and this new federal case against the former president of the united states. jessica schneider, thank you for explaining it all. and now, a military veteran put a chokehold on a man and killing him and now he is

charged with second degree manslaughter charges. the prosecutors plan to make the official announcement later today. and we are told to cnn that they believe he is going to be fully exonerated. he is accused of holding the man down and holding him in the chokehold unhe loses confidence. >> the charges of second degree standard and what it requires. >> it does not have to be intent to kill, but a recklessness standard, and penny saw the risk and the risk of death and he continued in the conduct that continued to be a threat to neely. so reckless standard does not

have to be proved that it was intentional, but that he ignored a very open and obvious risk. >> how do you prove that penny feared for his life? >> right now, we know that is where the defense is going, as he said as much in but the other rider on the train that day. the standard that the prosecution has to be satisfied that the force was justified. they have the burden. but what they are to be looking at is from the eyes of penny on that day, and the total ti of the circumstances, and the best way to do that is what are the other witnesses going to be saying a about the words used or any being a part of fave injury

or else be. some of them were to be on that train that day, and they said they were fearful. so we will see what happens on the stand. >> does penny testify? >> unless there is something that we don't know, and we don't know what we don't know. and the lawyers will find out and that would open up doors to inquiries that would normally be closed, but it is going to be important to hear from the defendant what was going on in his mind at the time, and was it reasonable. >> what about his experience, the military experience, and the time, and i think that there is some debate for how long he had put jordan neely in a military experience p i see it coming into the courtroom, because he could have specialized

experience and he has more knowledge of when a chokehold could become fatal, because in this case, maybe the initial altercation but he has to say that timing is imminent threat, and maybe 15 minutes or less than five minutes as penny has said, and a lot of scrutiny of why you left him restrained for that amount of time, and that he was not able to breathe. in fact, on the video, passengers on the train saying, he cannot breathe, and that is a strong chokehold, and the military experience plays a strong assist. >> this is an event that set a

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that trump allegedly did this. >> well, right there with hunter biden, and it doesn't mean nothing. i do not trust the doj or the fbi. i ha it to say it. y'all have to come out with more info. >> anything in here at this point doesn't matter to you? >> i will is into it, and i will not make a decision on any of it until i have heard a lot more. >> reporter: lee hanes is not alone either, because many of the trump supporters pointed to a lengthy investigation into hunter biden's finances, and hillary clinton being cleared of criminal intent back in 2019, and classified information on the private server, and to these trump supporters, it is clear evidence of double standard. >> look here and not there, and they need to just stop. it is too much.

>> and epp the pictures of the boxes and even spilled on the ground, it does not bother you? >> everything you see, and you can't believe everything that you see s. i don't know. they told us that russian collusion was real, and that was disprove and how can you believe that. >> and even though, he is remaining frontrunner in the gop primary, and the rivals are offering a range of reaction to the indictment. >> he saying that i am more important than the country, and these are my papers. >> but what he says is the case, he was incredibly reckless with the national security. >> this indictment contains serious charges, and i can not defend what is alleged. >> in seabrook, new hampshire, another red part of the state, some believe that the allegations are going to help him politically. >> this is uniting the people,

and people are saying, wait a second here. it is not d versus r, but it is us against them. >> reporter: he, too, does not believe what is in the indictment. >> for you to know what is really the charge, you have to believe the charger. >> reporter: so the contents of this indictment are disqualified? >> yes, because it is done by a completely tilted justice department. >> reporter: and despite the allegation, he does not plan to change his vote. you voted for trump in 2016? >> yes. >> in 2020. >> i voted for him in 2020. >> and this cycle? >> if he is on the ticket in 2024, i will gladly vote for him again. >> he was the first to give me a vote in 2016, and i voted for him again in 2020. and at this point again,ly vote for trump. >> reporter: you have not seen

anything at this point to change your vote from trump? >> not really, but do t i will for the end to make a decision and if biden comes through with something stellar, who knows. >> our thanks to omar jimenez for those insights. >> thank you, rahel. this morning, artificial excellence is an xexistential threat. the top business leaders believe that a.i. could destroy us in the next 5 to 10 years. and matt egan broke this story, and i mean, the clock is ticking. >> john, it is sounding like the stuff out of the sci-fi movie, and that is why some are taking

this seriously. and so yale asked 100 ceos if i.a. could destroy humanity, and they said no way, no howe, but then 34% said that 10 years from now, and 42% added up says that this is not a risk decades from now, but in the not too distant future, and this is coming after a number of leading figures have been sounding alarm. and jeffrey hinton, the godfather of a.i. says that there is a risk that it is so smart to manipulate humans and override restrictions put in place, and clearly, there are yale professors who told me about the findings from the ceos who told me this spret ti dark and alarming. >> destroying human is pretty dark. >> and for those who say no way,

no how, and so i do have to get in mind that a lot of people don't understand all of the potential here, and the risks and the rewards, but we have to take it seriously. >> i feel like it is not going to destroy humanity is going to be a great thing to bet on necessarily, but what can we do to prevent the utter destruction. >> the doomsday headlines will get all of the attention, but for other items like a.i. meaning misinformation p and other job losses. you will hear from some who say that e iit will stifle regulati. and mr. chatgtp, sam altman said that reg lulatory interventions

have to be included, and they have to get it right. >> if 43% of ceos believe that humanity could detroyed by 20 p 3, i have to pay attention. thank you, john. what we are learning about the american man and woman found at a resort.

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welcome back. right now, nasa astronauts are stepped out of the space station and out to spacewalk. their objective is to install a solar panel on the space station and doing it as a asteroid the size of a brooklyn bridge is set to pass by. it is the size of the next five asteroids passing planet. and joining us is a professor of astrophysics at the university of rochester, and the author of the book "the little aliens." so, i think that we should start with the space station that has to be constantly upgraded, and how risky are these spacewalks? >> well, people have been take it for granted that we have been

doing it for a while, that you put on the space suit and walk around. but space has a number of ways to kill you. so you have to bring the planet with you. the space suit is a battery-operated suit that if you have something in space that you were exposed to space, you 15 seconds before you pass out and 90 seconds and then you are gone. so any time the men or women step outside, they are really going to be out there for five or and six hours doing hard labor. >> and this as a asteroid the size of the brooklyn bridge is passing by. and it does not pose a danger to

human life as opposed to a.i., but what do you think that is? >> well, who comes up with the comparisons and some office says this is the brooklyn bridge or that is the verrazano narrows bridge, but the thing is that the asteroids are construction debris left over from the assembly of the solar system, and so many of them out, there and the ones that we have to worry about are the ones that are earth crossing orbits, and that means that they take them past the earth. there are a few thousands of these, and nasa's job is that they were tasked to finding all of them, that could pose dangers to us, and now, these are close in that category, but it is farther out from the moon, so it is not an immediate danger bucks we have to watch all of them, and eventually, one of these is going to be in the orbit that is dangerous, and we will have to go out the deflect it before it

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a crisis situation with mental health. >> yes, crisis situation. thank you for breaking this down. and do the experts say in the study what can be done or how to prevent this? >> yes, this is getting a lot of attention, and the surgeon general put out anned ne ned a advisory, and they put out a study citing that half don't get the mental health care they need and the workforce to deal with this issue as well. >> thank you, meg. john? >> if you are or a loved ones is suffering a mental health crisis, dial 988. the help is out there.

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