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counter offensive results. ukraine says it has begun liberating the territory as officials release the video apparently showing a russian soldier surrendering. we will have the latest from the front lines. >> a marine veteran choking a man to death on a new york city subway has been indicted. we will talk about what is next for daniel penny. we will follow these stories and more coming up on cnn "news central." we are learning new details today after "the wall street journal" published this incredible video showing a

russian soldier on the battlefield in the eastern city of bakhmut, and then using his hands to surrender. the ukrainian forces spared his life after the commander says he threw his machine gun aside and raised his hands and he said this he would not continue the fight. cnn is getting an exclusive look at the ukrainian special fortss and -- forces and how they are using night vision. sam, what is the latest from ukraine? >> well, boris, striking isn't it how terrifying it is to be on the front line. well, imagine what it might be, and this is deliberate from the ukrainian perspective to be an officer on the front line, because they are picked out and picked off. >> as special forces night operation, the objective to bring a special kind of misery

to russian troops. as they arrived alongside ukrainian regulars, the russians attacked. the night vision recording of the routine assault that the special forces needed to shrug off. >> how long did you spend under fire like this before you could move? and then what did you do? [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: electronic surveillance pinpointed the victims and then first they killed two paratroopers on the left flank to get to the group's main targets, the russian commanders near bakhmut, and an all too sterile gritty approach. one down.

then the russians revealed they lost two officers and five others to the sniper team that night. [ speaking [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: formed when russia invaded ukraine last year, and this is the task with the strategic effect as the count offensive is taking shape. here using a modified machine gun in a bunker near bakhmut, the drone operators more than a mile away are directing bravos to the russian troops. how many russians have you killed in this war? >> a lot.

a lot of. a lot of. for example, a lot of russians. >> reporter: this is with this gun? >> yes. >> how many more or less there? >> we did not calculate from that standpoint. >> reporter: it is the russians they want to do the counting, because ukraine's best hope is that russian troops run rather than fight. now, boris, since the beginning of the campaign, they have targeted very senior elements of the russian leadership, and we have seen very serious breakdowns and anarchy around bakhmut, and that sort of thing that the special operations mission is trying to provoke, and all of this when the ukrainians is getting around bakhmut and getting the counteroffensive in the southeastern part of the country, and that is tough,

tough going. >> brianna? >> today, the trump campaign announced a major haul, and a huge $7 million alone since the indictment last week, and this is news coming since aileen cannon issued one of the first orders in the case. we have paula reid on this case, and what have you learned here? >> well, is it the first time that we are hearing from the judge since former president donald trump has entered nonguilty plea. and so she is setting a deadline for them to get in order. here this is a national security clearance case, and so this is something that the justice department can expedite, but first president trump has to finalize the legal team, and judge cannon is under enormous scrutiny, and appointed by former president trump, and in the one matter related to the case was heavily criticized and

eventually overturned, and what is interested about this, and scheduled two days after arraignment to give her a update, and that is a swift pace and pacing, and scheduling, and why it is so in the weeds, it is one of the ways she can influence the case, because one of the key tensions here is timing and the speed with which this is going to proceed. and jack smith said he wants a speedy trial, and we know that former president trump wants to dragt out. the speed with which she schedules hearings and files for orders, and that is trump has tricks, too, if he takes too long to select the lawyers, that can be dragged out, and normally, i would say this is in the weeds and highly technical, but these little decisions can affect the timing of the case, and these little implications of the timing of the case can impact this nation and the

election. >> and some of the legal experts are split. they say that the trial is going to happen before the election and some say it is going to stretch out after, but the judge is the one who is going to decide that. >> yes, she gets a lot of leeway, and not a lot of oversight. if she makes a motion on a piece of evidence, that is going to be going quickly, and no one is going to overturn. but trump can drag it out to get a lawyer or two. >> we will see how long it takes. boris? >> yes, the manhattan d.a. has confirmed that this man in this image has been indict bade grand jury. daniel penny seen here executing a chokehold has been seen executing a manslaughter charge against george neely. they say that neely got on the subway yelling at passengers that he was hungry, thirsty and he did not care if he died.

penny said that he feared for himself and others and their safety and put a chokehold on him. we will get some perspective from attorney areeva martin. thank you for sharing some of your afternoon with us. and the second degree manslaughter charges, and what is the significance there? >> we knew that the charge were coming, and after jordan neely was put in that chokehold on that subway, and there were massive protests in manhattan around the district attorney's office initial unwillingness to arrest daniel perry, and the indictment has been issued and second-te gree manslaughter is the reckless causing of another person on that subway, but he was not aggressive against any one individual or threat epp any one individual. so it is going to be interesting how the defendant in the case

tries to build a case in that anticipated testimony. >> so would you say that much of the case lies on the degree of threat that the passengers on the train felt? >> i think it is a combination of things, boris. obviously the eyewitness testimony of the passengers, but also, a video. there was a journalist on the train, and recorded the incident and the altercation that happened and the conduct of george neely at some point before he was put in that chokehold and in some of the time that he was apparently in the chokehold. so the investigators have to get through it in terms of getting the indictment, and so i would think that both of those items will be key in the trial. >> another question, reeva, the amount of time that penny keeps

him in the chokehold even after he is unconscious, and stops moving, and penny denies he kept him in that chokehold too long. this is statement from his attorneys, and here a portion. >> some people say that i was trying to choke him to death. that is not true. i was trying to restrain him. there is a clear rise and fall of the chest, and i am trying to restrain him. i am trying to restrain him from carrying out the threats. and you can see the clear rise and fall of the chest, and i am calibrating the grip based on the force that he is exerting. >> your reaction to that statement, areeva? >> yeah, boris, that is a remarkable action on the part of daniel penny. and his lawyers know that this criminal indictment is to be handed down, and for him to

issue that video statement of a detailed statement of what happened, and the fact that anything that is said by the defendant can be used against him in a courtroom, and i would not allow sim to make such a statement, but that statement does not absolg about the threat that jordan neely posed. why didn't he just get up and walk to another compartment on the train. or go to the authorities and so many things that he could have done other than placing him in the chokehold. other passengers did not feel the same threat that he allegedly said that he felt. so a number of alleged questions, and that videotape does not suggest that he is going to be found not guilty in this case. >> we hope that you will come back to give us the analysis.

>> absolutely. boris, thank you. and coming up, the supreme court is releasing a flurry of decisions. one on tribal adoptions and the other on whether a defendant can be retried, but some decisions remain, and we will have details on those. plus, it is not everyday that the suspect on the other day of the traffic stop is another officer themselves, fleeing in their own police cruiser. >> i am going into work, my man. why are you trying to pull me over? i am going into work. >> you are going 80 in a 40. >> i am going 100 miles per hour trying to catch up with you. >> you have to hear how this one went down. and nasa is calling it a potentially hazardous object that is going to be passing earth, and what we know about the asteroid that is the size of

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american children. i a law was written by amy coney barrett who has two children from haiti of her own, and this is to maintain tribal sovereignty and too often happening that native american children were located away from non-native american families to white families, and so this law was put into place to navigate to a adoption proceedings, and justice gorsuch wrote this. he said that the statute that congress stumbled upon aimed at addressing this isis is to provide substantive guardrails

for the preservation of these families, and not upholding the law for those hoping to adopt the native american children and upholding that law. >> they are not finished this term. >> right. we are in the final stretch with two weeks remaining, and they wrap up the term by the end of june, and beginning of july, and so it is three major cases. the first is affirmative action, we are waiting to see if they strike it down which has been in place for four year, and whether or not the colleges and universities can consider race as one factor in the admissios policy. if they strike it down, it is going to drastically change how colleges accept students.

and then this is something that they have tried to enacted and basically given stund loan borr borrowers and maybe biden and his administration did not have the power to enact this program, so we will see what happens in the next few days. finally, a big case on gay rights a. wedding designer in colorado is saying that her free speech would be violated if she was forced to make wedding cakes for a gay couple. and how far and maybe artists or

would that allow couples of different racial or religious backgrounds, and it is going to open up a can of worms that people are concerned about. >> every decision they make is big, but it seems that they drop the mic on the way back out of the door with the big decisions. thank you, jessie schneider. another name has been added to the gop hopefuls for president, francis suarez. he is the third candidate from florida. jessica dean is here to break it down. jessica, he is running for president, and he is running in the campaign launch ad as well. >> he is literally running for president, boris, as you are watching the campaign launch ad today, and you can see him going

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more migrants have been shuttled from a republican-led border state to a democratic-led city. last night a bus carrying migrants from texas arrived in los angeles. the trip was directed by texas governor greg abbott, and now we have learned that the homeland security experts are in touch with the california officials over the ongoing migrant relocation effort launched by the republican governors. we go to l.a., and what are you hearing from the people on the ground there? >> hey, s, boris, so the migra

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are going to be looking at more on this story on the lead. >> yes, and now, this global cyber attack is using a vulnerability in a file transfer called "move it" to get into the systems, and not sure if a russian grop "the clop" for it, but they have claimed attacks affecting bbc, johns hopkins university and others, but as of now, we are told by the tsa and the state department, they that were not activities and these are system of the companies hit so far, shell, and the attack could expose people's banking information and more to the hacking group. it is something that we are just learning about and monitoring

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reckless driving, resisten an officer. he has been relieved of duty. >> nice try, right. by the time you go to sleep tonight if you can sleep after we tell you this story, nasa is expecting an asteroid just to zip by earth. this happens more frequently than you think. this guy is getting close enough and it's pretty big to be deemed a potentially hazardous object. this length of this asteroid spans the central walking path of the brooklyn bridge to put this in perspective. tom foreman joining us on this. we have actually talked about some scary things, like killer a.i., now we have this giant asteroid. how close are we talking here, tom? >> well, for something that big, it's pretty close. yeah, that's the comparison. look how big this thing is out here. and if you look the actual measurement of it, it is fairly far out there, around 2.5 million miles away out there. but point to bear in mind, that's about ten times as far as

the moon. is that pretty far away? it's pretty far away, but nasa's threshold for what they consider potentially hazardous is 4.7 million miles. big distance, but in the cosmic sense, not that big really, you know? >> yeah, armageddon is my reference point. this feels farther afield than this. what makes this potentially hazardous? >> two things. one, this. the location of it. the fact that it's coming fairly close. this has been here six times before since the early 1900s and it will come again. >> it's not getting message. >> no. but also it has to do with the size of this thing. 500 feet pls in size. this three times as much. i will note it is not as big as the one that killed the dinosaurs, which was probably about six miles wide. still, if you had an impact, it would be a big deal. and the reason they are tracking these so much more these days

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>> no. i need to go home. [ laughter ] >> i am happy to report the most casual superstar ever is no longer so casual. >> you know that i told that i don't want to stay on parade, but i [ bleep ] want to stay on parade. this is the best. >> got to love a good parade. yeah, love a good parade. also love co-anchors that are empathic and are nice enough to bring you a tissue when deep down inside you are struggling and suffering. >> i sent you texts. >> you did. very supportive, especially when the heat were doing well. i have to say he lost the finals mvp trophy. >> how does one do that? >> having a good time, i guess. he is like the least enthusiastic superstar i have ever seen. he is like i want to go home. after they win the championship, we should note, so many players strive their entire careers for , he is like, i want to go home.

he said nobody loves their job. >> how many days -- >> what? >> how many days did he have to wait for the parade when he said that? >> that was monday night. >> three days? >> people came out. nevertheless, congrats to the u. denver nuggets and my friends in denver, isaiah, greg, getting drunk like i wish i were in south florida. >> these are the best things though. these parades to celebrate. i think they are so wonderful. maybe he didn't know. maybe he just didn't understand. >> maybe he didn't understand. i look forward to the next one. mark it down, next year there will be a parade biscayne boulevard in miami. >> i will be there. did they find the trophy? >> yes, he found his trophy. >> we need to close the loop on that. and "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> go heat. ♪ ♪ we just heard th