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date with the suspect in the gilgo murders. kate bolduan is off. i'm john berman with rahel solomon. this is cnn "news central." we do start with breaking news. we learned a short time ago that the florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis was involved in a car accident while on the fund-raising circuit in tennessee. we will find out more of what happened, and we go to steve co c conforno who is covering governor. >> we are still awaiting more details, but we are told that the governor is okay and his staff are okay, as they were

traveling to a fund-raising event in chattanooga, tennessee. we know that the governor was traveling in tennessee to appear at a number of fund-raising events. he had three scheduled today. fund raising is an important part of running for office. his campaign said that this morning the governor was in a car accident while traveling to an event in chattanooga, tennessee, and we appreciate the prayers of the nation for his wellbeing and the staff. i know that traveling with the governor he has a large security presence, and he goes with staff and security, and he has vehicles in front and behind him. so that is the size of the operation, and we are awaiting more details, but the most important thing is that the governor is okay, and that is

mostly positive details coming from the campaign so far. >> the governor and the staff are okay, but other possible injuries in this crash, steve? >> we are making calls to authorities in tennessee to get these details, and we are hoping to get a response from that within the hour, and if, soly come back on, john. >> thank you, steve. we appreciate the update. governor desantis and the staff okay after a car accident in tennessee this morning. rahel. >> will the twice impeached and twice arrested president of the united states be indicted again? we could find out as soon as today. the grand jury that could hand up that indictment is meeting again today, and we have new details of the what the special counsel jack smith is focusing on. we have a new set of documents from the former trump attorney

rudy giuliani team. and the documents appear to have affidavits with widespread irregularities and analysis supposedly revealing ir irreg irregularity, and i want the bring in katelyn polantz, and you are outside of the court, and what are you seeing or watching for? >> well, everybody is at work today, the special counsel office, the courthouse, the grand jury, and we have no indication that the grand jury of the special counsel office has been using for some time to look at january 6th, donald trump and the 2020 election, and that specific grand jury has convened today, but if they do, the day is still young, and if they do, any time they are meeting is a time when they could be asked to review an indictment or the look at additional evidence, and you have mentioned the new documents that the special counsel has, and that is a significant trove

of information, and we don't know what the special counsel's office will find with that or do with that as they are looking at a possible case here, and that is because the documents come from the group of people that rudy giuliani was working with most closely to try and perpetuate this idea of election fraud across the country that was not founded. the reason that those documents had been held back is because the trump campaign did not want to turn them over. bernie keric, a close confident of rudy giuliani, then decided to turn them over, because he decided, yes, they would have to turn them over. >> and katelyn, let me ask you about this meeting where trump praised the election security,

and this is a new bit of reporting that jack smith might find interesting. >> yes, and this is another aspect of the investigation, and so many pieces of this investigation that could come together for a possible indictment, and in this particular aspect, sean lingis, here at cnn was able to find a meeting at february 2020 when donald trump was briefedly national security officials about how secure they believed the election was going to be, and they believed it was going to be very secure, and trump was receptive to that at the meeting, and he wanted them to hold a press conference about it, and the work they were doing to make sure that the paper ballots and the other aspects of the election would be so secure for the american public. the special counsel has heard some information about that, and it is not totally clear why they

want to do that, but if you are coupling that with what trump said two months later how there could be fraud, and how there may not be reason to believe and have faith in the election. >> it is fascinating to learn about the new evidence and interviews and this potential indictment coming at any moment now. so much to watch. katelyn polantz, outside of the courthouse watching it for us. >> and now house speaker, kevin mccarthy made the most latest impeachment threat against president biden telling fox that president biden's alleged business dealings with his son are rising to the level of impeachment. manu raju, and this language was inching very close. what are you hearing? >> yes, an implicit implication,

and it is not to be taken lightly. three have been impeached and donald trump was impeached twice, and if president biden were to be impeached, he would be the fourth. and kevin mccarthy is saying that an impeachment inquiry could be launch and this is the first step to go ahead to charging a president with high crimes and misdemeanors here, and the allegation is that president biden was involved with his son while he was vice president after the allegations of an fbi informant that he was involved in a bribery scandal. the white house has dismissed this and saying that the president was not involved with his son's business dealings, and they are pushing forward with what they are calling a political stunt. and yet, he was saying that an impeachment inquiry could be opened in the near future.

>> we have only followed where the information has taken us, but it is rising to the level of impeachment inquiry which provides congress the strongest power to get the rest of the knowledge and information needed. >> now, there is growing pressure on the right flank of kevin mccarthy's conference to go ahead and move ahead with impeachment against joe biden or alejandr o maljorkis and big question if they can pull it off, but it is never the less

being said. >> thank you, manu raju, at the white house. and now, there is a call to shrink the field of candidates, and mitt romney is saying that candidates with no hope should drop out, and prevent donald trump from becoming candidate. and so, turning to the op-ed, jackie, the decision date that romney cites is the 26th of august, and what are you hearing? >> well, there is an assumption

that they can differentiate themselves from the president, and at this point, the only two who wants to separate themselves from him is chris christie and asa hutchinson, and in the other states he has such a commanding lead, and when you are doing the math, it is difficult for any of them to catch up, but at the present time, there is a difficult time to see that not only donors, but voters want somebodyls >> and so, loong at this, romney is not a trump fan, and he writes in op-ed, we need a nominee driven by something other than ego and revenge. and so, in your opinion, who

needs to come and go? >> well, that is obviously for the republican party to decide, but mitt romney has a point, and the democrats did that after south carolina and the field thinned and paved way for biden and bernie sanders with the duality there. and so, let's coalesce behind him after some consternation. and i believe the opposite of donald trump at the moment is chris christie, and there are some standouts, but they should take a note from mitt romney, and take the mattitt romney, an they can look at the winner-take-all position, and they are going to have to winnow the field to offer a couple of

clear choices. >> some will say, watch the space, and tim scott, because he is quite popular and favorable to some voters. i want to switch gear, and they say that the house investigation into the business dealings is rising to the level of impeachment inquiry, and the investigation would provide the strongest power to get the rest of the knowledge and information and does he go forward with this and what do you think? >> i think that he is trying to curry favor and corral the support of the far right, and walk a dance to open to impeachment, and not going to raise impeachment, but getting information and the biden family can be done without the threat of impeachment, but it is playing to the base of the politic, and it does not have anything clear to the last three or four cases. >> and what about, jackie,

squaring the impeachment over the border policies just last month. >> it is something that you put in a email and blast out to house republicans. but he keeps these irons in the fire to make sure that the right is happy with him. i can't imagine that if any more of that at this point to john's point, there is not any sort of evidence that we have seen that it would rise to that level, and not to mention he has the republicans elected from the districts that biden won that this would be an impossible vote for them if at all. >> it would put the more centrist members of the gop in a difficult position if this were to come to the house floor. jackie kucinich and john avalon, thank you very much. a delta plane with a hole in the nose gear where it is not

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the police chief said that the investigation is under way, and we bring in isabel to give us the latest. >> yes, good morning, rahel. we know that this started with a motor carrier inspector who noticed that jadarrius rose who had a missing rear mud flap, and he is trying to pull him over, but rose, according to the case report, he does not stop as we see in the video. he calls for backup, and the chase ensues and stop sticks are used. we see rose coming to the stop and continuing on and he gets on the phone to 911, and we see him getting to the dispatcher saying that he feels unsafe, and surrounded by gun, and he does not know why they were stopping him in the first place.

so eventually he gets out with his hands up. he is again surrounded. we hear a state trooper giving not on him commands, but also a circleville officer, and do not release that dog while his hands are up. it is repeated warnings, and not clear if he is heard, and the officer is ryan speakman does release the dog. watch. we do have mitchell christian who is a certified police instructor who reviewed the video of the dog being sent out to rhodes and he told us what his thoughts were about that video with his professional eye.

listen. >> so, with that there, in that position to deploy the dog is probably not, not a good decision to be made there, because the guy is clearly on his knees and hands up. >> how egregious in your mind? >> it is pretty bad. it is not indicative of what a k-9 handler should do in that scenario to be honest. it is not a good look for the handlers out there. >> and christian is a certified k-9 instruck to, and he did not instruct the officer there. and we did speak to the police officer here, and he said, we take all such incidents and the actions of the officers very seriously, and right now, the actions of the officer is under

review, and those findings are to be out the week of july 31st. rahel. >> thank you. i appreciate the context was not necessarily connected to the police officer, but did the officer hear from the trooper, and what is the standard of releasing the k-9 dog. thank you. john? and this morning the gilgo suspect's home search does not reveal a soundproof room, and now a woman who weptnt on a dat with him is now speaking about her chilling encounter. jean casarez is joining us. >> this is very chilling scene,

you can hear the helicopter, and the presence behind us, and the vehicles and beyond the vehicles is the house. that is what is being processed today, and another day of the crime scene processing. they are saying that they are going to be finished possibly today and maybe a few more days, but they had told us yesterday, a source had told cnn that they had finished with the processing of the house itself, but it was the garage and the attic they were on to. now, we also heard from the police yesterday that they had taken a monumental amount of material out of the home. we know today that once the vehicles pulled up they started to take thing out of the home as though they were setting up for all of this. while the processing is going on and continuing to get every single bit of potential evidence that they can. someone stepped forward to cnn last night, nicky brass, and she had gone on a date with rex

heuermann in 2015, and she said at the time she was an escort. they went to dinner in port jefferson which is 30-plus miles away from massapequa, and it is on the long island area. it was a normal date and they were talking and everything was fine, and then all of the sudden, rex heuermann changed the subject to the gilgo beach murders. >> it was almost like he was too excited to talk about it, and once he started to talk about it, it did not seem like a someone who knew information like they had seen it on tv or read about it, but it is like he was reliving it, but like he was talking about it, like he was reliving it in his mind. >> nikkie brass said that she got such a horrible feeling from

the date she stopped the date and did not continue it. but now she believes that there were other women who got away from him. so she does not want to have them stay back, she wants them to come forward and have the courage to come out. we wanted you to know that the district attorney of suffolk county is going to have a press conference, and it is believed around the noontime hour today, and this is highly unusual for a presser at the crime scene, the alleged crime scene of where possibly murders took place inside of the home, but we will be staying here, and let you know exactly what he says. >> that is very interesting. you wonder if there is still more channrges. we will have to wait and see. jean casarez, thank you. rahel. we will have new accounts

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sent to the front lines to fight in ukraine and the fatality rate is staggering. nick paton walsh joining us now. what are you learning? >> it is startling to hear directly from the russian convicts who are forming part of the extraordinary part of the russian front line defenses and initially begun by the wagner mercenary group, and few of them have returned and now many of them who work for the russian ministry, and they have survived with horrifying stories of what they have been through often at the hands of the commanders. >> reporter: russia is often cruellest to their own. and the bleakest, prisoners recruited by the defense ministry and the cruellest of fodder. they have death rates here hard

to fathom. one is incredible survival and another quick death. this is told to cnn of a great risk here. ex-consergei barely made it back, and he can hardly sleep, because his ears are ringing from shell shock. he was sent back. from #600 prisoners recruited i october, only 170 of them still alive and only two without injuries. sent again and again in waves to attack ukrainians. >> translator: i remember most clearly the night we were sent to attack with the rpgs attacking us with drones, and the commander said, we don't care, don't come back until you take this position.

a drone attacked us, and my friend was covered with shrapnel, and i was untouched but i lost my sight for five hours. >> reporter: he stayed in hospital, and the doctors made him an orderly. he was told to be first out of the trenches again, but daily life in the trenches a nightmare with the frost and the hunger. >> translator: we did not drink for or eat for several days and four kilometer walk to water, and thank the god it was winter, because we were drinking the snow. sometimes commander reset people. he zero ed them out and killed them. i saw a man who stole and killed his own people. i did not see the four of them shot, but when he tried to escape, a bullet hit him in back of the head. i saw the head wound, and they

carried him away. >> reporter: for some it never got that far. andre was jailed on drug offenses at age 23 when he was sent to the front. of the training fleeting. his mother julia said he had yet to grow into a man and still kidding about. [ speaking non-english language ] >> reporter: like with many prison recruits, he disappeared, but on may 9th, victory day in russia, he called the night before to say his unit would attack at dawn. [ speaking non-english language ]

>> reporter: we think that these ruins are near where he died and up to 60 others julia heard he died in that assault that day, and she got nothing just saying that he had died the very day he left jail. [ speaking non-english language ] >> reporter: the horror that russia inflicts on ukraine, it seems, matched nearly from that daunted home. john, this is a view of how fragile the russian morale surely is in the trenches. you have heard of the commanders

shooting the ill-disciplined and the lack of water and four kilometer walk to get water. eventually, that is going to be reflected in how russia responds in the months ahead and most intense part of the counter offensive, and it is chilling to hear what russia does to its own and particularly, too, to hear from the mothers who just see their son one day on a chat group, and then into silence the next. john. >> it is remarkable perspective that we have not seen and provides some context certainly for what might happen going forward if the ukrainians continue to push this counter offensive. thank you, nick paton walsh, for that reporting. and now, texas pushing this texas barrier. what will happen next. and now, a woman who claimed that she was kidnapped and what

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federal court in texas is getting involved in a heated battle on the southern border. the justice department has sued state and governor greg abbott for placing massive buoys and wire on the rio grande. the governor says it is to deter migrants from crossing, but the

federal government is calling it unlawful and inhumane. priscilla thompson is joining us now on the border. what do we know next? >> this is a political feud that is now going to turn into a legal battle between the biden administration and the texas governor who has dug in and he does not want to remove the floating barriers despite the request from the justice department late last week in a letter that they are needing to be on the move. the doj lawsuit is focused on navigating the waters and the obstruction of the barriers and to that effect, but it does not mention the danger it poses to the migrants, and in a statement, general vinita gupta says that this is posing a threat to navigation and public safety and humanitarian concern. it is underlined in this statement that the buoys while they are obstructing the navigation through the water, it

also presents risks to the migrants who are crossing the reno grand, and marley a potential drowning risk of which we have heard accounts. now, the white house to your note has called this dangerous and unlawful. take a listen. >> we actually saw the president's plan working, and what you are seeing the governor doing is dangerous and unlawful and hurting process. and it is hurting process of what we are trying to do, and instead of coming to the table to figure out a way to work together, and he is continuing to do this cruel, unjust and inhumane ways of moving forward with a system that has been broken for decades. >> and now to provide some context here, the governor had launched his own border system here as an affront to the federal government policies.

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coaster ride is how one passenger described the terrifying moments aboard a delta flight that was caught in a severe hailstorm. it was from new york to milan, but it had to divert after damaged by intense weather. let me show you this picture, that shows the hole in the tip of the nose after the plane was diverted and forced to land in rome. the person who took the photo praised the captain who landed the aircraft as many passengers panicked and screamed. >> when i got to the bottom of the stairs and i looked back at the plane and i saw that the nose of the plane had been ripped apart. and we didn't know that the nose had been punched n and navigation system had been burned, and one of the engines had also sustained damage. >> thankfully, no injuries had

been incurred, but when you hear the way that it was described, it a miracle. >> yeah, that is a picture i never want to see on a plane that i have been flying in. and now, the drug that is wygovy and ozempic, and as more and more patients are taking drug, doctors are curious if more side effects are emerging. our science editor meg tirrell is joining us. what are we talking about? >> well, drug, they mimic a hor known the gut, and it is going to slow the stomach emptying and that is what the doctors are focused on here, and dr. brenda goodman said that the patients have been experiencing the slow emptying of stomach, and so much

so that tt the doctoring are calling it stomach paralysis. it is so much commonly known, that it can cause nausea and vomiting. 44% of the patients on wygovy is going to experience nausea, and that is just a higher dosage than ozempic. now, only a few warn against this, and makes you think of what it is taking of this with other drugs. and now it has been with the glp-1 drug even occurred after people stopped taking medicines. so it is something that the doctors are trying to call more attention to, and the american society of anesthesiologists last month said that there needs to be new guidances of taking

these drugs before undergoing anesthesia. it is rare, but it is something that the doctors are calling for more research to. when they get notice that the glp drugs have been used for 15 years in diabetes, and 8 years in diabetes, and also in real world evidence that cumulatively there is real world exposure, and they say that the drugs are well studied, but they are urging people to be aware of it, and if they are experiencing vomiting, that is not something they should stick with. guys. >> meg tirrell there with a lot of information. so obviously, talk to your doctor about what is right for you. thank you for that. rahel. >> thank you, john. special counsel jack smith is zeroing in on a trump meeting in the oval office. more on that coming up.

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