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a high stakes meeting in beijing, the u.s. secretary of

state antony blinken sits down with the chinese predent xi jinping, and the spies with ties to the kremlin, and we are getting a read out of what happened behind the closed doors. a deadly gun fire interrupting a juneteenth celebration at a musical festival, and who police are searching for in at least one incident. a driver takes a terrifying turn after the deputy and the driver are sucked into a drainage pipe. this is cnn "news central." we are getting new readouts of what took place inside of the crucial high-stakes meeting of u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and the chinese leader held in china.

we saw blinken shaking hands with chinese president xi jinping with the tensions between the two global superpowers extremely high. xi has described the meeting as very good, and bnd blinken offe this -- >> very candid, in depth, and in places constructive and in other places we have a lot more work to do. >> cnn national correspondent kylie atwood is in china and we have our correspondent at the white house, and how would you describe these meetings, kiley? >> well, the secretary of state was clear that there was progress in some areas, but it is a relationship that is a work in progress here, and so, he said that the two sides did

agree that they need to stabilize the relationship, and that is in and of itself significant, but the officials set out to achieve here that they are not going to achieve that they do not have an agreement to reinstate communications between the two countries. the reason it is significant is because of close calls and incidents of the last two to three weeks of the chinese and the military involving incidents in the south china sea. those are recent example ps of why those channels of communications are so vital. the secretary of state said that he raised necessary tis of the channels over the course of the two-day meetings, but the chinese did not agree at the time to implement the channels of communication. now, when it comes to taiwan, we heard from the chinese readout they were clear in making demands regarding taiwan to the

secretary of state, and they made it clear that the united states cannot recognize taiwan's independence. they said that this is the area that presents most pronounced issue for the u.s./china relationship. this is what secretary of state antony blinken said to make the position of the u.s. stands, and the two sides are clearly very far apart on this topic. >> we do not support taiwan's independence, and we made it clear that we oppose any u unilateral changes in the existence on either side. and we are very concerned about the provocative actions that china has taken in recent years. >> we have heard from the secretary that china has told the u.s. officials that they are

not going to be providing lethal support to russia to be used in the war of ukraine, and that is something that china has said before, but they are watching u.s. to provide technology to ukraine that can be used in the battlefield. >> it is a very long and historic day there, and thank you for your work there, kylie atwood. and now, arlette seanez, how is the white house viewing these meetings there? >> well, within the biden administration, they were not expecting any major break throughs, but they were hoping to have some form of lines of communication strengthened between the two countries, and kiley spoke about that secretary blinken said that he did agree that there needed to be ways to strengthen the tensions that

needed to be decreased bed tween the two countries and especially thinking of the chinese spying balloon over the u.s. in the winter and the close calls in the air and sea. this is a call that over a month when president biden, himself, he said that there would soon be a thaw in the relations of the u.s. and china, and we will see once he gets debrief from blinken in the meetings whether they are heading towards thaw at that moment. one thing that is notable in the comments from secretary blinken earlier today is that they do plan to have these future officials continuing to speak between the u.s. and china, and people going there, and people coming to visit here in the u.s., and ultimately the goal would be culminating in a meeting between president biden, and president xi jinping. the president is hoping to meet with president xi in the coming months about those areas of

disagreement, and areas to cooperate on, and so we will see in the days to come that the president is traveling with the areas of questions, and how he can weigh in on the state of the relationship between the u.s. and china when he meets with xi. >> thank you very much. president biden is going to be traveling to california. and now, a judge has ruled that president trump cannot disclose information that was given to the attorneys in the research phase of his classified documents case. this is a request from special attorney jack smith. this is online, and less than a week after former president trump plead guilty -- plead not guilty to those charges. and so as to the allegations,

former attorney general barr said that he will put his own interests above everything else. >> would he put his own interests above the country? >> yes, he will always put his own ego above the country. he is like a defiant 9-year-old kid to push a glass toward his parents, and he is a very petty individual who will put his personal gratification of his ego ahead of the country's. >> political chief correspondent dana bash is joining us, but it is not just the indictment here, but former attorney general barr

calling trump petty. >> you are right, rahel, because what bill barr did yesterday was basically take down the former president and not on this one issue only with the classify documents in indictment, but on the core of who he is, and the core of his character or the way he described it lack thereof, and calling him a narcissist, and calling him so many things, and again, making clear that he is speaking from experience, somebody interacted with him at the highest levels during the trump administration, and remember, he was donald trump's attorney general. as i was listening to him, i was thinking, you know, the argument that he made against donald trump for president is stronger and more potent for any republican primary voter listening than any of donald trump's actual opponents for

nomination other than say chris christie, and it is just different, because chris christie didn't, and certainly he has known donald trump for over 20 years, but he did not serve with him, and serve in a loyal way with him as bill barr did. >> and as you point out, he had the experience of working very closely to him, and another person who had the experience of working closely to him is the former secretary mark esper. >> based on your experiences working with the trump administration, and do you believe that trump can be trusted with the country's secrets again? >> if the actions are true based on the indictment of the special counsel, no, it places the nation at risk. >> so based on the former

cabinet members saying these things, how does that impact trump? >> these comments coming from mark esper on "state of the union" with jake yesterday and former attorney general bill barr, we will see that his poll numbers will go up with every indictment that he has gotten, so when you have mark esper and bill barr, i should say both of them basically had falling outs with the former president, the then president over and around january 6th, and so both of them have been critical of him since then, but nothing like they have said very publicly in the clips that you just played and much, much more, because they are focused right now not just on january 6th which we should

mention that jack smith, the special counsel, still has the investigation going on this, but just about the notion of having the classified documents, and why he had the classified documents and the reason for that, and both for esper, and more specifically and more bluntly for bill barr, they are saying it is because he has a serious character flaw that they believe it should prohibit him from being president again. >> i want to turn to another former ally turned critic chris christie who also spoke to jake on the program yesterday. let's listen to that. >> if you believe to donald trump when he left, that means he did not pick the very best people, and he doesn't note thou pick personnel. if you believe to the great stuff, then this guy is the worst manager in the history of the american presidency. either way, republicans should listen to what he says. he is a petulant child when

someone disagrees with him. >> and dana, making the personal attacks there, but also the back and forth that trump is having with the former cabinet members, and you can't have it is both ways, and so this is reflecting badly on trump, and what do you make of that? >> you are so right, because it is interesting that the former president will lash out at bill barrs and mark esper, and bill bolton, and chris christie is saying that you picked them and you promised to pick the best people, and that is another character/manager of donald trump, and so it is just remaining to be seen if there is enough in the electorate of

donald trump to support this. and now, a new battlefield tactic is tested in ukraine. senator tim scott called barack obama's call-out comment as he pushed back on the former president's comments of race and the republican party. police are investigating deadly weekend shootings, including one at a juneteenth shooting. >> we were all out, and then the next thing that you know, shots started to go out, and everybody ran. it was chaos.

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is blocked here and all of to way around this building. this is where, police say that people gathered for a juneteenth celebration. the deputies were here on site to monitor the event, and they left because they were called to another scene, but they quickly returned when they heard the gunshots fired here. at least 22 people shot. one person killed, and witnesses said it was chaotic. listen in. >> out of nowhere, a major gun fight for like 30 seconds, and i'd say 60-plus rounds. you could tell it was two different groups of people shooting at each other. >> everybody started running. it was a man fell on top of me. he had a gunshot wound in his leg. it was like something that you would not want to imagine. >> reporter: a few feet from where i am standing off camera,

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welcome back. our top story. right now, u.s. secretary of state an tony plinken is headed to london. before returning to washington, he is fresh off of a two-day trip to china including a sit down to xi jinping. moments before leaving beijing, he called the talks constructive, and progress made, but still deep divisions among taiwan, spying and the war on ukraine. john? >> stunning new video from russia this morning. a tank and this coming from the russians, i might add, a tank

filled with explosive dead nating of a new analyst, and retire general mark purtling, and yes, it is a spectacular picture, and getting a lot of attention because of that, but what does it tell you if the russians are blowing up some otheir own tanks in defense of territory? well, i am not quite sure yet, john, but what i am suggesting is that we saw the pictures of weeks an months ago of russian bringing very old t-62s and even the t-55 to the front lean, leek ka wa qaa zi zone tut them at short distapss, and where they

have remote powered vehicles that are not used often in incidents like this, because they are used in reconnaissance, but if this is true, it is used to explode tank on the front line. it seems ridiculous, truthfully. >> this is where we believe that the activity is going on currently in this region south of the city in zaporizhzhia. and these are the towns that the ukrainians have said that they have retaken over the last few days. you are look at, this general, anded you say that these towns are important, because of where they bring the ukrainians don't here >> yeah ax couple of things. john, on the first one, you can see the town below this city here. the ukrainians are saying that

they took over pie yats ki, and as you are continuing along the lines, it is going to take you to the city of melitopol and those are big cities, and those are three cities that are connecting a major transport route, the m-14 european highway. that is how russia is bringing the goods and resupplies to the front line troop on that so-called southern bridge they have. so what we are talking about is the potential for ukraine to continue their attack even though they have not reached the front line obstacle belt of what the russians are calling the zero line where they have the most obstacles and the most troops. it is going the indicate that ukraine's offensive and multiple directions are succeeding, and

even though it is going fully as a military guy, and four to five kilometers a day s a pretty good sized operation. >> general, if the ukrainians are making progress, it is slow progress, and hard won progress, because the russians are so dug in, particularly along this line right here. so, what does constitute success for them, particularly in this region? >> well, if you draw that line three more time, john. there are four more defensive belts monitored through satellites. the first two, the russians have limited number of troops defending them although they do have minefields and wires and some troops in the trenches, and the ukrainians have been successful against those lines, although it is moving slowly. the map that you are showing from the front line where the red begins to the bottom of the three cities that we talked about is close to about 70

miles, and so it is a tough offensive as you are going through the obstacle belts. what the russians are calling the zero line is the one furthest south and has the most obstacles and supposedly the best trained russian forces, but in different parts of the line, you will see different standards of quality in the russian forces. and so what the ukrainian forces are trying to do is to find the best place to continue the attack and in some cases having the special operations forces attacking behind the lines and in the rear along with the territorials. so it is slow movingsh and we have known it from the start, and a number of casualties on both sides, but it depends upon how stiff the russian defenders

have put and wishes that ukraine could push through. >> dots. i will use that in conversation and claim it as my own. >> go ahead. >> and thank you very much. and now, president biden is headed to california after holding the very first rally of his 2024 campaign in philadelphia. in california today, he is going to deliver a speech on his plan to combat the campaign crisis. >> only a few candidates are going to be holding events today. haley be holding events, and over the weekend, ron desantis made headlines telling voters in nevada that he envisions an

america modeled after the state of florida. >> we have no income tax which you know well, and i don't know why the other states need follow suit. we should follow suit in the federal level and send the irs off into the sunset. >> tim scott is brushing off criticism from former president barack obama, and scott says that he does not believe that america is a racist country. this is what obama said on a podcast, and scott's response on other side. >> i think that there is a long history of african-american or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate america, and say, that everything is great. >> there no higher compliment than to be attacked by president obama, and when the democrats feel threatened, they drag out the former president and have him make negative comments about someone running and hoping that the numbers will go down.

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welcome back. right now the lawmakers in the u.k. are taking a vote to vote on the boris johnson's era of misconduct. they say that boris johnson deliberately misled parliament on his lockdown. they have obtained videos of his staffers christmas party. it was at the u.k. headquarters. martin bashir is following story for us. and what repercussions could boris johnson face if if the vote is upheld today? >> the allegations in the committee report are serious enough to be warranting a 90-day suspension from parliament which could cause mps to cause action. he did of course step down prior to this becoming public.

so, they are not voting his parliamentary futurek but whether or not they agree with the findings of the video. and whether or not the aides should have access to med min minister -- access to the minister. there allegations against boris johnson and this is very much in the headlines. the "mirror" tabloid releasing pictures of the aides taking part of a party in the time when the country was in a strict covid restrictions. take a look.

this is a video dating back to december 2020 when many loved ones were separated and this is a country that saw a soars death toll as a result of the covid pandemic, and there were severe restrictions set forth, and you can imagine the anger and the continued anger over the real flouting of the rules against boris johnson's own government. the met police have said it is considering this video as part of the ongoing investigation. that vote by and make sure that you keep us posted. thank you. a state troop ser dead after a manhunt in pennsylvania, and a second troop ser in the hospital fight for his life. officials say that the suspect opened fire at a police barracks

and thent went on a deadly chase of cat and mouse, and the gunman was eventually shot and killed. new video shows the catastrophic damage in central missouri. one person is confirmed dead, and the threat is not over yet as more threats could develop over the southeast. this morning, the florida sheriff's office has released this dramatic video showing the moment of a water rescue when a trapped motorist takes a scary moment. they are both trapped and swept to a storm drain and swept away. the officer says he is lucky to be alive, and what happened here? >> well, he is. and we saw no power, and

thunderstorms and nothing as frightening though as this officer trying to make a rescue. >> reporter: sheriff's deputy arrives in escambia, florida, and exiting his patrol car, he said he saw a driver vanish underwater and immediately went in after him, only to be sucked in himself. the sheriff's office says for 30 terrifying seconds, deputy hollingsworth was pulled underwater, and sucked inside of the drainage pipe for nearly 100 feet. his body camera catching the rushing muffled sounds of being submerged. until finally, he is able to resurface.

deputy hollingsworth immediately rushing to the driver to see if he is okay. >> oh s, you can't believe what happened. >> the two are emotional about their near-death experience. >> oh, thanks to jesus. glory to god. >> oh, jesus, thank you. >> oh, it sucked me in, buddy. >> oh, my god. i never held my breath like that in my life. >> me neither. >> afterwards, the driver thanking the deputy. >> i have to thank you for being there when i came out. >> and so just a terrifying experience that the sheriff's deputy there, and the person he

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new developments in the criminal case against donald trump, and details of how the judge's order will limit what the former president can say about the case. also, the secretary of state antony blinken is meeting with the chinese president xi jinping in beijing and what they said about the high-stakes meeting. one man is dead and two dozen injured after a tornado touches down in mississippi, and the severe weather is not over yet. this is cnn "news central." and we begin this hour with new developments in the federa