their forces. one is denied by the russian defense ministry. we have seen on social media, signs of military convoys on highways in the region, and we have also seen this really dramatic footage of troops deploying in the streets of the city. and we have geolocated the videos to show they are near the headquarters of the russian defense ministries southern command. part of the challenge here is, you can't really tell whether or not the forces are the russian military defense forces or wagner mercenary forces. but certainly the posture is aggressive. in some cases, we can see the soldiers, prone position in the streets, deploys around military buildings and there are civilians standing next to them in shorts and t-shirts. certainly, there is a very

dramatic power struck the taking place. run of russian shall's senior military commanders has come out on camera urging prigozhin and his russian mercenaries to submit to russian law to lay down arms and say we are brothering in arms. we have fought in the battle fields of ukraine. do not do this. stop before it's too late. so there is clearly some kind of collision that is take place right now, and prigozhin, he is openly accusing the russian defense ministry, the russian defense minister himself and the top general in the russian military of genocide against the russian people. and he wants to bring them to justice, he says, this is so draw mattic. i do not know how this will unfold in the coming hours. >> that is happening. you just explained, and there is also stuff happening in moscow. there are military vehicles on

the streets of moscow. the kremlin is cordoned of. what does it mean? >> that to me looks like the center of power in russia being fortified against potential threats. we have not seen any signs of instability in moscow itself right now. ukraine and its borders and where the mercenary forces are deployed, it's at least on a good day, a 15 hour drive from there, all the way up to moscow. but it's clear that there are check points being set up. there are efforts to try to stop whatever movement would be tried to come up from the south of the country. and let's try to keep in mind what the wagner mercenary group is. this is a force again of mercenaries that has recruited from the penal system, the prisons around russia and sent them in battle for months, around the ukrainian city in the

last month of so. the russian defense ministry had issued a order that said all mercenary groups had to sign contracts with the russian ministry, the russian, present in social media, and has been leading an information campaign, propaganda campaign for months now, accusing the top generals of being corrupt and sending soldiers in battle without ammunition and weapons. he has turned 180 degrees against them, and accused them of launching this invasion in ukraine on false pretext. to basically get promotions if they are semis and earn money for them shfls. so he is challenge caing the

rationale in the first place. there have been air strikes in the ukrainian capital overtime. it's building launching raids in russian territory that have been difficult for the russian military to stop. so the question is, how will the russian security forces deal with armored, battle-hardened ranks of convicted criminals and mercenaries charging in the russian heart lands. it's a scenario that is mind boggling. >> excellent question. thank you so much for explaining that. we will try to get answers. we will bring in cnn military analyst and retired colonel. thanks for being here, to understand the breaking news in russia. let's start there, colonel. what ivan was just talking

about. in terms of -- well, a military struggle, is it possible for prigozhin and his troops to actually pull off a coup against the recognition military? >> well, allison, i think it's possible but i don't think it's likely. i think one of the key things to think about is how well prepared is prigozhin to do this? how much support does he have from the military forces, and other security arms, the police for example. the inindustry of the intierior. it's unclear to me that he has that support. it's possible for him to turn people. with the kinds of messages he is sending but it seems highly unlikely that he will penetrate the kremlin web of disinformation that has the russian landscape. >> david, prigozhin is claiming

the russian military attacked his location, akilled, he said number of his own wagner troops. why would the russian military do that? because they are embroiled in a power struggle? can he trust prigozhin to say he was atracked by the russian military? >> certainly, this is brewing for a long time. and in is the latest and the biggest escalation of mr. prigozhin's attack on the two leading generals of the russian military, who he called incompetent, liars and so forth. whether or not they really do attack that group, it's hard to tell. so far, i haven't heard any intelligence from the united states or allies that would support it. it doesn't mean it didn't

happen. i'm sure everybody in the white house right now is trying to figure this out as well. but a couple things are likely toe merge from all of the murkiness. one, i agree. i can't imagine they could -- that prigozhin could succeed here. but he is showing deep cracks in what putin has tried to show for the past 20 years, has been unchallenged rule. remember how upset putin got back in the early obama administration when he accused hillary clinton of interfering in elections in russia? because she said that an election was rigged and he wanted to have an overwhelming support. second, the russian people who have had suspicions that this war was being conducted on false pretenses now have a russian in their midst, who they know well

making that case, and the third thing that is happening here is the ukrainians must be thinking this is great. we got rid of the wagner group, the most effective of the russian troupes. and the big concern for the american side, they are all watching russia's nuclear arsenal. so far i heard no indication of anything moving. but that is always the big fear, what happens if you lose control? >> colonel, how does ukraine seize on this right now? >> there are several things they can do. there are a lot of things the ukrainians can actually look at here. one of the things is to prosecute their advantage in bagmutt for for example. another thing they could do, as the russian forces withdraw potentially to defend against

the wagner group, they could back fill that area and take over areas that the russians abandoned, if that happens. we don't know that's going to happen. but those are the things the ukrainians will be looking for, i'm sure and they will probably take advantage of them as quickly as they can. >> david, where is vladimir putin in all of this? i don't just mean geographically, but philosophically? >> if he is not in moscow, he is at one of several of his dacas. he has a home he uses a lot in st. petersburg where he came from. he has one in so cchi. there are different locations where he might be. it's interesting you have not heard him speak out at this

point. pr prigozhin is from putin. one time i saw him, he was making a feel for george w. bush and puttin in a meeting. and they did the trolling in the 2016 election and starting up the wagner group. putin has benefitted from prigozhin. his troops have been active in syria, active in africa, and obviously they saved the russians in parts of ukraine. that's why we assume he's been tolerated until now. and i think everyone's going to be sitting, waiting to see if vault mere putin comes out and says something about this. >> connell layton, david sanger, thank you for your expertise. great to have with us tonight. >> thank you. >> we are more to come on the breaking news tonight. a chaotic situation in russia.

the russian military is accusing the leader of the wagner mercenaries of an attempted coup. we'll be right back.

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>> we're back with breaking news tonight. russian generals accuse the leader of wagner group in russia of calling far coup. i want to bring in steve hall and juliette right now. thank you for being here. juliette, the u.s. committee cannot rely on the wagner group. what are they doing at this hour? >> well, the intelligence community is big. there will be different pieces. i think for our purposes, the most significant will be the military and defense intelligence agencies. this is because this is of relevance to us, not just because of ukraine but because

of the arsenal. and against gorbachev in 1991. that was a coup, and the arsenal was under control. i don't want to scare people. you worry about mistakes and instability and whether or not the processes that protected us from mistakes between russia and the united states are still in tact. with the defense -- with a military force now coming in play, the wagner group, that is very different than in an internal russian military taking over, say, gorbachev. that will be the primary focus, and the ukraine issue and what's going on in ukraine will be secondary to the united states interests at this very moment as they are learning what is going on as well. >> that is the u.s. side.

steve, you were the former chief of russian operations in the cia. what is happening in the kremlin? >> well, in the streetses outside, they are a little nervous. it's not something they are taking lightly. some of the guests were saying there is not a good chance that prigozhin is going to be able to pull this off, and i sort of agree with that point. he's not going to be able to take, you know, his soldiers and sort of march from the war zone in ukraine up to the kremlin and just take over. or as he claims to the ministry of defense so he can affect justice. he d he understands if you're going

to try pull off a coup, you need people who are not going to stop you and look the other way. he has reached out this group i have referred to the chiefs of the intelligencer is visions, the geneor senior military folk interior and the police, if he reached out and said we need to do something here, these those elites may say, yeah, things haven't been going particularly well in ukraine, not well for russia and not well for us. we have been losing our yachts and our money. this has got to come to an end s somehow. so if prigozhin has buy-in from folks in moscow. he may have a shot. >> just got in the newsroom. this is radio of russian's top commander in m moscow. we haven't translated yet.

we have information that he is urging the mercenary fighters to quote stop and obey the will of president vladimir putin. we haven't heard from putin yesterday. what do you make of that? >> not a good sign. if you're putin, you will tell people, don't react to this. don't say anything about this. don't talk about it. we don't want russians talking about it. we want it to look like some woerd thing and prigozhin has had too much to drink and don't worry about it. when you have senior russian military guys saying this is not going to stand, you got stop, that shows a big -- in my opinion -- fissure you have in the government. and the russian population is constantly told, no matter what

else you have to go through, we will guarantee your stability. i don't think it looks good for anyone inside of russia. >> go ahead, juliette. >> i want to say, it ends up to be a coup that is supported by putin's people and you don't have a big division. i don't want to sound u.s. focused but that will be an interest right now, this is not just about ukraine, but this is a scenario, if it's successful, i need to make clear what we were seeing on twitter is little pieces and what people are seeing. the reporting on the ground thatter with report willing be the most significant in terms of how powerful tonight is. how real is it? lots on of people have their agendas for why they would want a certain side to win or lose, and we will know, because it's daylight, what it looks the like

in the next couple hours. >> jewel juliette, does the whi house to step in? >> a lot will be run out of the pentagon not for performances of sendin sending troops but because that is your worry isome asset. there are a lot of communications at lower levels between the two countries, regardless what is happening on the diplomatic side. the state department will are outreaches to the allies. and europe, it's close. so they are -- destabilization is never a great thing, especially when you don't know how it unfolds, and especially when the other side is this group. it's not like -- this is not sort of a populous movement.

this is another horrible group of people and leadership as the russian leadership is. so you will have the diplomatic outreach to have a unified front amongst allies as we have with ukraine. i think from the homeland, it's just monitoring at this point. no reason to believe there is any threat. but destabilization is not a great thing. as this moves forward very quickly, and the most important thick right now is that no one do anything too quickly, especially on the u.s. side. and i think president biden is known for that. he does not do his foreign policy or national security by tweet, and we should be grateful for that tonight. >> juliette, steve, thank you both. great to talk to you. >> thank you. up next, we also have breaking news in donald trump's

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break news tonight in the classified documents case in the case of donald trump. there is a new trial date, and sources tell cnn that at least two fake electors have already received limited immunity in exchange for giving their testimony to a federal grand jury in d.c.

cnn reporter joining us now. that is a lot. tell us what we need to know. >> allison, on this proposed new trial date, trial dates are not set in tone. there was one set in august, and tonight in a filing, the special counsel said they actually want to have the trial in december. that is because they have a lot of business to take care of. they want to be able to argue over the classified documents in the case, handling that appropriately and they want to give the defense team time to prepare. they think that december will be enough time, the appropriate time for it to go to trial, and they do indicate that donald trump's team is ready to oppose that. we don't know what the judge will say ultimately. but that feels like a couple months away. but it's actually a quick time line to get to trial. we'll see what happens there. >> tell us about the exclusive krns reporting that the two fake

electors have limited immunity. what does that mean? >> this is the january 6th investigation that is conducted by the special counsel. there are no charges but a lot of grand jury activity, allison, and in the past two weeks, a handful of people, a half dozen people related to this fake elector scheme that donald trump used to try to overturn joe biden's wins in key battleground states, and two electors who were not able to tell their story, who they spoke with, the two people, both from nevada, they went to the grand jury two weeks weeks ago and they were compelled to testify and share evidence. all of it put together seems to be a really aggressive stance

from prosecutors that could result in charges soon. >> there are also prosecutors investigating possible financial crimes. what is the status there? >> right so my sources are tells me that there is a separate leg or a related but separate leg of the special counsel's investigation of the 2020 election that is looking at the possibility of financeable crimes and actions and payments well after january 6th and d donald trump left the presidency. there are a lot of aspects to the council around january 6th and the 2020 election. the fake elector's probe, that is something we knew they went really hard for information on. a few full year ago, and we didn't hear a lot about it until now with the grand jury activity around the fake electors in there. are other aspects of the investigation too, like the test

moan of mike pence, what he would have said about donald trump. how it fits together, and who will be the targeting, including trump himself. that is still a huge question. so a lot of unknowns still. allison? >> katelyn, thank you for sorting through that so we don't have to. i want to bring in my panel. joe pinion, and max rose, and missy maris is back with us. let's just break it down. first, the classified documents. everyone is familiar with that case. walt nada is one of the president's body men, one of his top aides and involved. and there is information that the prosecutors that they have given them a list of people they cannot speak to. does it include each other?

they have been with each other since they have been indicted. >> it could. they are co-defendants in the case. they will be able to get a defense agreement, to some degree. i believe it's 82 people that have a no contact court order. very common. you want to avoid witness tampering and it's a condition of release. none of them are in jail. so that is something that 82 witnesses, we don't see 82 names in that indictment. there is more to come. >> congressman, how do you see all the various developments and where we are with in investigations? >> i think we can all agree that no one should want to see an ex-president indicted. it's a sad day for the country. but it's clear that donald trump

acted recklessly. h his innocence is presumed. it's the united states. and i have received a top security clearance. it's an arduous process. it's interviews, if you lived in another country. it's extensive, and that is what his defense has to go through to view the documents. if this is the weaponization of government where joe biden was actually using the tools of government to go after his opponent in fair way, they would be doing something like this. so i'm actually very encouraged to see they are following a responsible process here, and once again, it's affirms what is so great about this country. we have an independent judicial system? >> is that how you see it, joe?

>> i agree with the front portion. any time you have a president getting indicted, criminally or civilly, it's a bad day. and in the context of a presidential election, few people find themselves better off than they were before, after an indictment. i think there are many prongs here of the process. but if we're getting to the core crux of the matter, yeah, look, they're are going to be questions about when did the president know, and how he knew it, and the americans know what quid pro quo is, and behind that, there is a real question about the legal process it as relates to january 6th. i think arguably it was a misguided approach to say you are going to select your own electors and go through the process. but i think that at the end of the day, the process has to play

it itself out. >> are you trusting -- >> i think the process has to be what the process is. >> you don't have a reason not to trust them? >> i think i have reason to believe that this process has not gone the way that i think it should have gone. >> such has? >> i think it's arguable this case should not have been brought in the first place? >> the classified documents case? >> look, i think ryan liza sat down with the former president -- with the former attorney for trump though who said in his grand jury testimony, they tried to get him to breach attorney client privilege 45 different times. at some point d-- he said what was happening with the january 6th inquiry, and with the document inquiry.

there is enough evidence from people who have a stellar track record to said there are things happening throughout the process that give people pause, particularly because they were in an unprecedented period. >> we hear from republicans, there is a two tiered justice system. >> when the facts are not on your side, you argue process. it's what you do in politics. the guy had top see cred national security documents in his own possession. things -- you know, associated with military plans, nuclear plans, president -- america's vuler i vulnerabilities, and when he wud told to give them back, he did not respond in due course, tried to hide the documents. so again, we have to reaffirm, innocence, presumed and when i

was active duty, military, if someone did that, no matter what rank, the law would be coming down on them. when i was in congress, if someone did that -- >> misty can speak better to it than i can. but there are plenty of documents that were returned. there was an on going dialogue -- >> joe, joe, not in any timely fashion. it was year and a half. they had to subpoena the documents and the fbi had to go to the property to retrieve them. >> we can say the president exhibited poor judgment. we should not be so cavalier with the secrets of nation. i think from an optics standpoint, if you're looking at the fact this is not the first time that we found classified documents in sock drawers -- >> people get in trouble for that. >> and huge distinction, and i will say that the problem in the case, it will come in the obstruction charges and the

willful and why i say that -- again, innocent until proven guilty. but a recording of donald trump himself and the testimony of his lawyers, and i think of the fraud, corruption. your state of mind becomes obvious, and one more thing, everything he is saying after the fact. the most recent interview makes me put my hands on my head. the lawyers must be losing their minds. it will come back to haunt you in the courtroom. >> thank you very much. we have more breaking nuggets ahead. the u.s. coast guard will lead the investigation in the titan disaster. we have details tonight.

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let's get right to ivan watson. the latest what is happening in russian. yevgeny prigozhin, the head of wagner, is speaking out at this hour. what is he seeing? >> in his latest statement, he claims a helicopter opened fire on one of his conveys, and shot the helicopter down, destroyed it and it's burning in the woods on the side of the highway leading to moscow. now, take some of this with a grain of salt. he is known to embellish and exaggerate. he has accused the russian military of firing rockets and killing many of his people.

but this is the sign of the kind of rhetoric we're hearing and the accusations that are being made. he goesen to say that he and his forces, all 25,000, he claims, are all ready to die, ready to die for the russian homeland and for the russian people. now, a little bit of context here. we know that he has announced that he is going to lead a march for justice in russia after accusing the top russian military command of genocide against the russian people. we have seen images of social media of armed groups of tanks and armoured personnel carriers deployed in the southern russian city, not far from the ukrainian border. we have heard that the russian government has issued -- launched a criminal case against

prigozhin accusing him of armed rebellion, and we know that one of the most senior commanders in the military who was believed in the past to be close to prigozhin himself, he came out and issued a video statement, an appeal to the fighters and commanders of the wagner mercenary group, telling them, hey, we are brothers in arms. but stop this before it's too late. basically submit to the russian government. so there's clearly some kind of power struggle taking place. you've got the most powerful mercenary chieftain in russian. and you had statements that putin is kept up to date about this, and we haven't heard from

him. he was out partying in the night clubs in the night clubs, my friend, and he said this is all that anybody is talking act. the treats there in his opinion still look normal. we heard from the governor of a region urging people to stay off the streets be careful. and the mayor of moscow stated that anti-terrorist activities are taking place. this is a tense situation and we do not know how it will unfold. >> i'm so glad you brought up moscow. it's early saturday morning, but the streets do look calm at the moment. different than they did last night, we saw the armed vehicles going through, and the mayor of moscow says they are take anti-terrorist precautions. we will keep an eye. ivan, thank you so much for that

context. more news tonight. the ntsb announcing the u.s. guard coast guard olympic lead the investigation to the implosion of the titan immersible. rhonda, we appreciate having you back tonight so understand what the investigation will look like. where do you begin 12,000 people under the sea to figure out exactly what happened? >> that's a really good question, allison. you know, i mentioned this when we spoke before. this is such a complicated operation. it really is. they're dealing with weather. this has been really bad season for the weather up there. it's a remote location. you mentioned, 12,500 feet deep. 's not a lot of assets that can reach those depths and work in the depths. they need people that are highly qualified and run to operation. where they need to start is

where they is been starting. they need to map and document those debris fields as much as they possibly can while they are the rovs on the ocean floor. that's what they need to do. they need to collect as much information, and document as much as they can, and if there are pieces, the rov do have manipulator arms they can collect. they can pick up some things and they can do that. and then they will have to come in with deep water salvage equipment following that to remove or recover pieces of the vimt. >> in terms of figuring out where the structural integrity was lost, if that's what happened, how do they figure out if it's in the tail or a seam or if it's in the carbon fiber. how will you be able to pinpoint what happened? >> so that's why it's so

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