according to plan, that's the message from ukraine's commander in chief to his u.n. counterpart. this as we learn more details about the mercenary boss behind the revolt against vladimir putin. in court, walt nauta leaving his boss's side to enter a not guilty plea related to several counts on the classified documents case. the hearing moves trump one step closer to a historic trial. how hot has it been this week? try the hottest in at least 100,000 years. now i did not misspeak. we are going to show you the dire warning from climate scientists. we are following these major developing stories and many more

coming into cnn news central. just in, a new top level assessment on russia's war in ukraine, the military commander in chief of ukraine's armed forces says the counteroffensive against russia is going according to plan. but ukraine is reeling from an attack far from the front lines. five people were killed and several dozens were wounded in luvive, a city in the west with poland's border. they are calling it the deadliest attack in the lviv reemgen since the beginning of the war. before we talk about the attack there, bring us up to speed on the state of the counteroffensive. >> reporter: yes, we heard an assessment from the commander of you cranian armed forces who

spoke with the chairmen of the joint chiefs of staff mark millie, according to a message on his facebook page. he said, i'm quoting, he told millie that the situation is developing according to the plan. the initiative is in our hands. we assume they both know what that plan was. there is lots of talk that the offensive is not going according to plan, that it hasn't really resulted in the kind of progress they were hoping for. according to this note in facebook, also, he spoke with millie about ukraine's needs for better and more munitions and weapons. we know that the united states is considering announcing tomorrow, a new aid package, a weapons package for ukraine that is supposed to, we believe include cluster munitions. ukraine desperately needs to

make prodpres in punching through the deep russian defenses, all along the 600 mile long front. >> and ben, bring us an update on president volodomyr zelenskyy. he is currently not in ukraine. >> reporter: yeah, he seems to be doing a round of capitals before the meeting next week in villnous to discuss or pave the way for the meeting. he was in bulgaria earlier today. now he is in the czech republic. we understand that tomorrow, he will be in turkey to discuss with president erdogan a renewal of the deal that allows ukraine to export its grain through the black sea. that was a deal that was worked out between russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nations. the russians apparently are threatening to end the deal, not

to renew it. so the ukrainians are very interested in speaking to the turks to make sure the deal, the arrangement continues. >> ben leaderman live for us in ukraine, thank you. so where is the russian revolt? the mercenary who led the rebellion against vladimir putin is back in russia, at least that's what belarus's president says. yevgeny prigozhin's forces known for brutality around the world, he threatened a mute in moscow after a contract dispute with russian military leaders. then the belarus president said he set up a deal. prigozhin pulls back the troops from moscow and gets a safe

haven in belarus. however, president says he is not in the country. >> in terms of prigozhin, he is in st. petersburg or maybe he will travel to moscow but he is not on the territory of belarus. >> st. petersburg is putin's old stopping grounds. he has not been seen in public since june 24, during the attempted mutiny. police were seen raiding his home in russia. they found wads of cash, guns, passports, wigs as well. it appears to be part of a campaign to take down his reputation. >> let's talk more about this with our political and national security analyst, also white house and national security correspondent for "the new york times". and demeetly alproof who is also a russia expert and chairman of

the nonprofit silverado policy accelerator. demitri, you have said that putin values loyalty above all else. what do you think the prospects are for prigozhin's health and safety? >> it is a peculiar situation. one of the things we know is that he is in st. petersburg not just because of what lukashenko said but because there are photos there. his plane is there as well. it is clear that he is there. one of the things he may be doing is trying to ask for an apology, at least from intermediaries with putin, trying to convince him that this was not about putin, this was not a coup, maybe he overreacted a bit, and got over excited at the front and he should forget about this. that may be his pitch to putin. >> how trustworthy is lukashenko when it comes to his reporting

of where prigozhin is? >> not very. we -- he said back on june 29th that prigozhin was in belarus. we are not certain he ever really was in belarus. and his testimony about the deal he brokered is also a little bit suspect. as demitri points out, this is a peculiar deal. it is not clear why prigozhin is a free man right now. it is not clear why he is alive right now. he's got to be worried about these continued searches of his house, the publication by the russians of pictures of gold bouillon and other findings in the homes. so clearly, they are taking down his reputation. that may be on the way to indicting him and imprisoning him. certainly, that's what he has to be worried about. >> what do you make of the raids

on his home, the video, and just remind our viewers, you have deep insight when it comes to the fsb. you were the one who revealed in 2016, the hacking of the dnc emails. you are familiar with the tactics that the intelligence agency uses. >> i think what we are seeing here is a clash of a different s inside of moscow. clearly some of the people surrounding putin like the intelligence agencies, they have never been fans of prigozhin. there are others that are powerful that have been supportive, particularly the russian military intelligence, the ones that funded wagner. they armed them, they gave prigozhin a lot of money. there are people trying to convince putin to let this go, that wagner could be useful, prigozhin could be useful. and nen there are others trying

pursue a case against him, imprison him or potentially kill him. >> it is unclear what is going on. like you said, was lukashenko telling the truth that prigozhin was in belarus, was he fsh really there. when you look at that and look at prigozhin being in russia and then you look at the raids and the videos, what questions do you want answered? what questions are raised for you about what may or may not be going on here? >> a few things. first, belarus has never made sense to me as a place for prigozhin to go. he is as vulnerable there as in russia. it never made sense that the soldiers would be invited to set up camp. one of the things that we heard

from president lukashenko was that he could be used to defend belarus or train the troops in belarus. i'm not sure that the group you want training your troops is one with the brutality and absence of any of respect of the rules of war that we saw with the wagner group. and then the big question which knows beyond prigozhin himself is will he deploy the russian weapons as putin said? when is that going to happen? there has been some suggestion that it could hap p quickly, remembering that president biden will be in lithuania next week at the nato moting. it is -- i'm sure that putin is trying to think about what he can do around that time. then there is the worrisome expansion of some of the civilian casualties in the war. you saw the attack on lviv.

you saw the harassment of the u.s. drones over syria. all of this suggests that there are tensions here that could expand the war. >> yeah, certainly. we are watching that as well. david sangar demitri, thank you for being with us. thank you. >> jim? back at the u.s., the man accused of helping donald trump move and conceal secret classified documents at mar-a-lago has pleaded not guilty to federal charges, all while cnn learns that the fbi interviewed a key figure in another trump investigation. we will have what all this means for the special counsel. mike pence still having to defend his actions on january 6th see his exchange with the voter who doesn't seem to have the facts while on the campaign trail. so you only y pay for what you need. that's my y boy.

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walt nauta for a moment steps out of donald trump's shadow and into a blistering legal spotlight. trump's legal-ade and now codefendant pleaded not guilty to helping his boss, the former president hide classified documents. but here's a twist. the arraignment comes after a judge unsealed more of the mar-a-lago search warrant affidavit which reveals prosecutors have surveillance video showing someone moved dozens of boxes before that fbi search. we want to bring in our legal analyst and former counsel to the house democrats during trump's first impeachment. kaitlin, first to you, tell us what we learned in the courtroom today. >> not a lot. it was really a short hearing but it is an important hearing. it is a hearing where walt nauta, finally after a month from the indictment of him and

donald trump, he gets to enter his not guilty plea himself. he showed up in court and now they are off towards a trial where he and donald trump are linked as codefendants. they both want trials. we also know from our reporting that the trump defense team is pretty clued into what walt nauta's defense team is doing as well. now they are on the path of when will the trial be, will donald trump bow able to drag this out. and at any point in time does walt nauta's interest diverge from donald trump. >> so to that point, could those interests diverge, thereby putting pressure on nauta to turn state's evidence against a former president? >> well, having defended individuals for more than three decades, i would argue that their interests are already

devergeant. nauta is looking at potentially decades if convicted. the normal thing to do with a lower down person in this kind of an alleged criminal scheme is to -- i would always tell my client, cut a deal, cut a deal as early as you can to save yourself from that risk. nauta hasn't done that. so that pressure will continue. >> and he of course doesn't have the conflict if you want to call it that of currently running for president. only the other defendant does. in the midst of this, we learned about surveillance video from mar-a-lago, showing boxes being moved prior to the fbi search. they don't identify who that is. >> it is pretty mreer it is nauta because the details arise against him in the indictment. this is the video that prosecutors will show in the

trial, the video of nauta moving the boxes which prosecutors say was done at the direction of donald trump. we get a document, redacted doegs or more redactions lifted from the document of the warrant in last august. the surveillance footage was extensive. there were four imnls around the storage room. you could see people moving behind a refrigerator which indicated they were going in and out of the storage room. they say this witness, now we know walt nauta, moving 50 or so boxes out on one day and then taking more out and not all of the boxes come back in. that's the reason they say that they need to search the property. >> from a legal perspective and i don't want to minimize the difficulties in this case and you have to prove it and so on to a jury. but if you have video of them moving documents. you knew they had been informed they needed to hand it back.

this is taking place before the search. it sounds like they have a lot of pieces of the case together here. >> this may be the single strongest of all of the cases that have been brought or that are potentially on the horizon. you just have such damming evidence that is laid out in the indictment. now we have even more because of the lifting of the additional redactions out of the materials supporting the search warrant. you know, to the nauta question, it makes you wonder. deals never get better over time. why wouldn't he want to leave the trump train earlier to cut a better deal. perhaps he is gambling. perhaps donald trump is gambling on a return to the white house where the pardon power or simply trump ordering the department of justice stand down on this

prosecution is available. it is puzzling, the loyalty that nauta has shown particularly since it seems overwhelmingly likely, they have video evidence. >> well, it is also possible the justice department isn't interested in offering him a plea deal or walt nauta thinks he could take it to trial and win. >> i have never known in 30 years where they would not want to make an offer of some kind. it is not always a sweetheart deal. maybe nauta has to serve some jail time but even a moderate amount of jail time is better than the high risk of decades in jail. he can testify to having an insider say yes, if the government proves its case, donald trump ordered me to do that. that would be devastating. >> that would be remarkable. decades in prison is a quite a penalty to face.

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in the race for 2024, a super pac supporting mike pence is taking aim at donald trump, releasing a new attack ad slamming trump's coziness with dictators, watch. >> america doesn't stand with thugs or dictators. we confront them. at least we used to. mr. gor shaf, tear down the wall. >> there can be no place in the republican party for an appallgist for putin. >> the super pac was likening trump to a dictator. >> this is the farthest we have

seen trump's allies go. the question is can he take on donald trump. he will not be able to all the way because part of pence's strategy is campaigning off of the trump- pence administration and those policies. it is clear that pence will try to differentiate himself from trump as well as try to distance himself. this is what happened at an event in iowa last night. >> do you ever second guess yourself? that was a constitutional right to send the votesback to the state. >> i did what constitution of the united states required of me. i'm sorry ma'am recollect that's what the constitution said. no vice president asserted the authority that you have been convinced that i had. i want to tell you, with all due respect, i said before, president trump was wrong with my authority that day and he is

still wrong. >> i thought this was really powerful moment. this is something that his campaign has wanted. they knew they would be confronted about january 6th. they knew they would be confronted about what the former president has said. and they wanted pence to directly address the issue to voters which obviously, he did. i will tell you after 2020 when i was in iowa, i heard from a lot of people saying pence didn't do his job. that he should have not certified the election. and we are on the ground now in iowa and voters are really receptive to him. it is interesting to see if the strategy works. >> we will see if that changes polling. because right now the former president is very far ahead and far ahead on frund raising. although new numbers from ron desantis are impressive. >> they are impressive numbers. $20 million in the second quarter for the desantis campaign. you have to keep in mind, this is not quarter two numbers, the entire quarter. he only announced in late may. you are looking at about six

weekses and getting $20 million. that is less than the $35 million that the trump campaign said they raised during this period. but i will tell you moments ago, we heard from the sources from the never back down pack who said they have raised $130 million. this is desantis pack since they launched in march. that is a huge number. >> the race for the republican ticket is heating up, thank you. this just in to cnn, a member of the executive board of the house freedom caucus cold cnn that the far right group voted to remove member marjory taylor green before the july fourth break. we are on capitol hill with the story. melanie, what is behind this and why now? >> reporter: it is a little surprising, right? the freedom caucus is a group that has been dedicated to former president trump. and marjory taylor green is one of his staunchest allies on capitol hill. what i can tell you is that

there has been frustration bubbling up in the freedom caucus over the last few months. it boils down to the fact that she has become one of the biggest allies of republican leadership. she publicly criticized some of her freedom caucus colleagues for not supporting kevin mccarthy for speaker. she criticized her colleagues for the backlash they gave kevin mccarthy for handing out a debt ceiling deal and blocking the house floor. the real straw that broke the camel's back corg to andy harris, a member of the freedom caucus, was that the last week before the recess, there was a confrontation between green and another member of the freedom caucus where green admitted that she called lauren bobert, a little b-word. she did confirm that she said that on the floor. and i want to say what a colleague said earlier, i think

the way she referred to a fellow member is not the way we expect. a lot of this boils down to some personal and internal issues between members but there is a broader identity crisis happening inside the freedom caucus on whether they want to be a group that just stands up to kevin mccarthy at every turn or if they want to play the inside game. >> really interesting development, thank you for the report from capitol hill. a new report has found that the strict texas abortion law may have led to nearly 10,000 more births than expected there. coming up, we will speak to a doctor in texas on what they are seeing. police still investigating after a block party ended in deadly gunfire. more than 130 rounds fired. new details on another shooting ahead.

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iowa governor kim reynolds is having lawmakers return from vacation early next week for the sole purpose of passing new abortion restrictions in the state. they declined to lift a block on the ban of the six week abortion ban. it has been just over a year since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. in that year, at least 14 states

have triggered new laws that ban or severely restrict access to the procedure. six have set gestational limits. now we are learning the effects of the bns. according to research pub lished in the journal of the american medical association, a strict abortion law that took effect in texas in 2021 may have led to nearly 10,000 more births than expected in the last nine months of 2022. we are joined by dr. bava cumin, the director at planned parenthood gulf coast. thank you for being with us this afternoon. first, on these 10,000 more births than expected last year, people who champion the life of the unborn would say that is a huge success. but you have said that there is hypocrisy in that. >> absolutely, yes. after seeing thousands of people, it is removed from the

reality of people's lives. many people who are seeking abortions are making moral and appropriate decisions on what are appropriate for their lives based on financial sit wayses and physical health and forcing them to have children and stay pregnant longer than they are able to is unethical and immoral in my point. >> so you are essentially arguing that if the state is going to force families to make these difficult decisions and put them in a position to have more children, that state lawmakers should also provide for those children and have infrastructure in communities that allows them to survive and thrive. >> absolutely. first of all, it is important to note that people should be able to make these decisions about their bodies and their health. if the best thing for someone is to not be pregnant, they should have thought right and ability. in a situation where people are being forced to have children where they are not able to get to another state or access abortion care when they need to,

given the maternal mortality crisis, given the need for sick leave, child care, health insurance, especially for low and poorer families, we have to do more to support people who are staying pregnant against their will and to support them, the children that they already have, and support the children they are being forced to birth. >> i wonder what the biggest challenges have been in providing care ever since the ban sb-8 was passed in texas? >> i think some of the most difficult things are having face to face conversations with people who are pregnant and they are telling you their story. again, i have seen hundreds of people since the laws have gone into effect, texas had an sb-8 a year before dobbs was over turned. real people are saying i almost died in the last pregnancy. i had complications in the previous pregnancy. i can't afford to have a child. i don't have a job. i don't have health insurance.

the jobs go on. as a physician, i understand the reasons and i trust my patients to make the best decisions. when the laws are passed and we say we are legally not allowed to do anything for you. the best thing for you is to go to another state for the care. and yet people say, i'm not able to travel. i can't get out of state. that is not an option for me. the reasons are numerous. and oftentimes, we are left with no options but to say, there is nothing we can do and that means we see outcomes like this where people are forced to give birth and stay pregnant longer than they are able to. that is not what they want and that is not what is best for them but they have no choice, no freedom. >> advocates for abortion rights have talked about how there would need to be action from congress in order to ensure that all women have access to the care they need. what is your message to lawmakers at the national level?

i think lawmakers need to do more to make sure they have access. you mentioned iowa passing more laws and we have seen restrictions enother states and the crisis is worsening. all options have to be able. we have to protect access to abortion in all states throughout the entire country. >> doctor, we will leave the conversation there. we appreciate your perspective in this. >> thank you. climate scientists sounding the alarm after a week that is being dubbed the hottest in 100,000 years. and the company behind the titan submersible suspends all commercial operations. we will have more on that when cnn nenews central returns. on the top of the pile! oh. only payay for what you need. ♪ liberty. libeberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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republican presidential candidate chris christie will sit down with jake tapper in a few minutes to discuss the latest on the race to the white house. what can we expect? >> first of all, you know, if you have any ideas for questions i should ask him, i'm all ears. >> i have ideas. >> not literally all ears but figure tivly. >> you have very nice ears. >> why don't you tell me what we should ask. there is news on the trump case, turning over the election and also walt nauta and the classified documents case, coming before the judge today. that is a couple of things. what else? >> i'm curious what he thinks of

this person who showed up near the obamas and got the address from the trump tweet. >> the trump truth social post. >> that's right. >> that is an interesting question. how much responsibility does he think donald trump should be held for, for the fact that the guy according to prosecutors rgs got the address of the obamas from this post that trump put on social media that had obamas address, how much responsibility does trump bear for that, that is a good question. >> he doesn't pull punches when he answers questions. he is an interesting person to interview. >> yeah, he is kind of freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. that's how janis joplin sang it. he is running as if he has something to lose. he will call it as he sees. it is only working maybe a little in new hampshire. but it is early and it is only july. he is running as if he is not necessarily worried about offending this person or that person.

he is just saying what he thinks. >> it will be a great interest view, i know. >> that is so kind of you. >> not the least because of your wonderful ears. >> i'm saying, is that just your confidence in me and the governor? >> i think both. >> or are you a time travelling and you have already seen it and come back to tell me. >> now you know my secret. i think you are a great interviewer. i think he is a great interview. i'm going to stay tuned. >> it is coming up. >> ask him about threads. >> the new social media? >> yeah, yeah. that's what we need. >> they are making me leave you. >> they are wrapping? >> yes. >> he said it is too good, got to go. leave it for your show. >> i don't need any more social media platforms. stop it with threads. no more. i'm on 30 of them. i can't keep . >> thank you, once again, appreciate it. >> jake tapper once again we'll catch you on "the lead" at the

top of the hour. we are watching this hour chaos erupted among a large party crowd of mostly juveniles in south bend, indiana. police say a mass i ive amount gun fire broke out, 130 rounds from 13 different guns, three people were injured and hospitalized, several homes and cars were damaged we the gun fire. and following last month's deadly titan submersion implosion, that company has now suspended al operations, that according to its website. five people, including ocean gate's ceo died. u.s. coast guard and several other agencies continue to investigate that loss. and wall street is down on news of a red hot jobs market. market goes down with good

economic news often, right now dow down 360 points. stocks faltering on the fears federal reserve will raise interest rates. there were half a million jobs added last month, the government's june jobs report comes out tomorrow. that's the one the president watches. >> and we'll be there keeping track of the numbers. if it feels hot to you this week, it's not just you. a climate scientist said this may be the hottest week the planet has seen in over 100,000 years. you heard that right. 100,000 years and the extreme heat is not going away any time soon. states in the pacific northwest and the south are breaking records left and right for the highest daily temperatures. all of this as heat alerts remain in place for more than 25 million people across the country.

let's get to bill wier for more. alarming news but something fascinating is how scientists were able to determine it's been 100,000 years since the planet was this hot, at least. >> reporter: amazing to think we are walking, we humans, the hottest planet humans have ever walked on. the same one we were born on. a lot of it has changed for the worst, and we're seeing the trend lines. june we're seeing from the u.s. data sets, the warmest ever by a long shot and the rest of the decade are the rest of the top nine so the long term trends are there. to your point we measure those records from 79 in the u.s. back to 1940, climb toll gists who can look at deep ice cores and measure the air going back millennia or corals and see what the temperatures was hundreds of thousands of years ago now we

have this data set. unfortunately humanity evolved in a goldilocks sweet spots. for four and a half billion years temperatures have been going up and down, but normally that was due to wobbles in the earth's rotation or maybe super volcanos or an a trosteroid hit now we're the volcano, how hot we want it to get is how many fossil fuels we want to burn. >> bill weir thanks so much. was he not entertained? one tourist is saying excuse me for defacing the coliseum. not just a coliseum, the coliseum. the original one where they cheered, in latin. hear his wild apapology next. ae

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tourist caught on video defacing the roman coliseum by carving his and his girlfriend's name into it? he's a 27-year-old. he carved ivan plus hailey 23. there he is right there, into the wall of the roman coliseum. nbc obtained copy of his apology letter to the mayor of rome that he said i admit that i did not know until after the event. he did not know the coliseum was

old. >> the coliseum is two millennia old. when this first happened, the culture minister sent out a tweet demanding this guy be sanctioned. ivan his name. he has not been identified by italian officials but the act could see a punishment of up to five years in prison. >> italian has a lot of great words for dumb. >> he's dumb or full of it. because you see him smiling in the video. seems like he knew what was going on. this is a lame excuse. i look forward to the mark zuckerberg and elon musk potential fight at the coliseum. the first one it's hosted in hundreds of years? >> we'll watch for that. >> "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. the trump aide who allegedly hid boxes at mar-a-lago was in court today. "the lead" starts right now.