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just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> new charges and a new co-defendant for former president trump. >> this gives jack smith and his team potentially some more leverage and donald trump potentially one more thing to worry about. >> in israel, we have -- the supreme court has a lot of checks but there are no balances. >> the next step will be no more fair elections. we have to stop them. >> the heat causes problems, period. >> the heat is global boiling. live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, july 28, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. at mar-a-lago, florida where former president trump is facing new federal charges in the classified documents indictment. the special counsel says that trump asked mar-a-lago employees

to delete security camera footage to keep it away from a grand jury. prose prosecutors say that maintenance worker lied to the fbi when he said that he didn't help move boxes around the florida resort. prosecutors also added a charge against trump for willfully retaining a top secret document detailing plans for a military attack on iran. they say he showed it to bying on griefers at his golf club in 2021. >> this was the defense department and him. we looked at something. this was him, this wasn't done by me, this was him. and all sorts of stuff. pages long. isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case, you know, except it is highly confidential.

>> more now from paula reid in washington. >> reporter: new charges and a new co-defendant for former president trump in the criminal case alleging that he mishandled classified documents down at his mar-a-lago estate. now, prosecutors have charged him with an additional count of willful retention of national defense information as well as two additional counts of obstruction alleging that the former president and two of his employees attempted to destroy surveillance footage from mar-a-lago from the summer of 2022. that surveillance footage is at the heart of this investigation. it is key evidence for prosecutors as they try to put together where exactly classified materials were moved on the mar-a-lago property after the former president left office, but we also know that witnesses have been asked if anyone tried to prevent them from getting all of the surveillance footage or if anyone tried to tamper with it

or sdestroy it. according to the indictment, two trump employees wanted to sdoi this surveillance footage because, quote, the boss wanted it gone. now, the new charges were filed not only against former president trump and his co-defendant walt nauta, but they added a new co-defendant carlos dio live aura, and he has been seen on footage moving boxes including an incident where they moved boxes out of a storage closet right before trump lawyers went to certainly it for classified documents. carlos is represented by a lawyer who is paid for by a trump linked political action committee. his lawyer tonight had no comment. they will appear in court next week. and trump denies all the

charges against him. and calling it nothing more than a continued desperate and flailing attempt by the biden crime family and their department of justice to harass president trump and those around him. new charges against the mar-a-lago maintenance worker came as a surprise to many people elie honig explains how they likely came about. >> this individual would only be added to the indictment if jack smith and his team believed that they could prove that he acted knowingly and intentionally, mean thaeg wasn't simply following orders with no concept that what he was doing was against the law. presumably jack smith believes that he has prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he intended to break the law. whether obstruction of justice or some other charge. the other thing to keep in mind, the more defendants in this case, and this would be a third defendant along with donald trump and walt nauta, that is now one more person with an even

more powerful incentive potential throw cooperate. but behfore this, there was nothing to threaten him with. and now if and when the charge comes through, this person will have to make a decision do i fight this charge and risk potential jail time or do i help my own bottom line by cooperating. so this gives jack smith and his team potentially more leverage and donald trump one more thing to worry about. benjamin netanyahu is making no apologies for pushing a right wing agenda that has infuriated thousand hes of israelis and put a dent on his popularity.hes of a dent on his popularity. g emotions were high in tel aviv as they protested against the government's actions. but he says this is a minor correction and not down fall of

israeli democracy. >> in israel, the supreme court has a lot of checks but there are no balances. for example on the decision that we pass ordered on reasonablene understand what that is, it is like that the court can nullify a decision by saying it is unreasonable. not because it is illegal, not because they are using other checks that they have, plenty of things that they can to. they can -- like the supreme court would be able to nullify an appointment by president biden not by saying that there is a conflict of interest, that there is undue process, that it is not proportional, that all exists in israel, but just by saying we don't think this is reasonable. that doesn't exist in america, it doesn't exist in most democracies, not to this scope. and that is the minor correction that we that that is now called the end of democracy. if that is the end of democracy, there are no democracies because

none of them have this. >> and elliott gotkine is joining us. so many are asking what happens if the supreme court strikes down netanyahu's new amendment. and constitutional crisis that that might bring. >> reporter: and that is one of the questions that he declined to answer directly. he simply gave examples of how it would be unheard of. he did have a point in that respect because the israeli supreme court has never before struck down one of israel's so-called basic law, these quasi constitutional laws. but it has accepted seven petitions to hear, to look properly at this law to decide whether it can stay or whether it should indeed be struck down. and i suppose one interesting aspect of that, i mean, it could take weeks or months, by that time of course the government could have prevented other

elements of its judicial overhaul which could again be scrutinized by the supreme court as to their reasonableness or as to their legality as well. and what we've also heard from the leader of the opposition national unity party, and he has said that if netanyahu were to not abide, if the government failed to abide by a supreme court decision striking out or striking down the new reasonableness bill, then that in his words would amount to a coup. so very strong words coming from the opposition. of course it is all -- we don't know this way the supreme court will go, we don't know which way the government would go if the supreme court were to rule against it. it could say the law is perfectly fine and that could take wind out of sails of netanyahu's oopponents. but for now the supreme court can no longer strike down decisions or appointments on the grounds of reasonableness.

whether it will stand long term will depend on the supreme court justices decisions which they will begin deliberating on in september. >> whose job is to resolve any deadlock if it does occur? is it the president? >> we'd be in unchartered territory, so i don't want to start suggesting this or that would happen. but it would be unprecedented for the supreme court to strike down the law and it would be unprecedented for the government to refuse to abide by it. earlier this year one of netanyahu's allies, head of the religious party that represents many jews, he has been convicted three times, most recently of tax fraud and the supreme court said that it was unreasonable for netanyahu to make him a minister. what we could see in the short term is netanyahu trying again to appoint him because that decision can no longer be struck down right now on the grounds of reasonableness. and that is something that netanyahu indicated he might do

in an interview with npr. what happens if the government strikes it down and it they don't abide, i really don't have a straight answer. >> got some time to think about it. thank yyou very much. the u.s. has ordered all government employees to leave haiti as the security situation deteriorates and urging private u.s. citizens to getut immediately. the state dertnt says in a travel advisory given the recent police and high threat of s and violent crime and kidnapping, the department of state urges u.s. citizens to make plans to depart haiti as soon as possible. the u.s. says that americans trying to leave should use commercial or other privately available transportation as the government is extremely limited in its ability to provide emergency services right now. for weeks now temperatures have been soaring in many places across america and around the northern hemisphere. it has been so hot in fact climate scientists say this month is set to be the hottest

in human history. millions in the u.s. are undera. right now in phoenix, it is 100 degrees. the secretary-general says the planet has moved to one of global boiling and that world leaders must act now. gabe cohen has more on just how bad things have got. >> reporter: it is now the planet's hottest month in human history. >> we need people to stay hydrated, we need them to stay in-doors. >> reporter: 150 million americans are under heat alerts thursday, being told to stay inside, driving up demand for cool air. causing a dire sprain on the country's think latest power grid that covers 13 states and d.c. impacting 65 million people amid the hot weather alert that will last through at least friday, that after texas' independent grid has faced

record demand. the heatwave sent subtemperatur above more than 110 in parts of the southwest and at least 25 died from the heat in arizona alone . >> the heat causes problems, period. my heart goes out to people who lose their life from heat stroke. >> reporter: and in texas scorching temperatures have read to a spike in medical calls. and in california the heat is creating conditions for more wildfires. in states as far north as minnesota, asphalt is now buckling in the heat reaching into the hundreds. farmers there worry that the temperatures will also destroy their profits. >> i have a prayer that i hope is answered that our fruit that is still green and pink can weather the heat storm. >> reporter: in washington the mayor declaring a public emergency. converting city buses into make shift cooling centers for vulnerable and low income people

without regular access to air conditioning and shelter. >>s it is it is not unbearable,t is tough. it wears you down. especially at 61. >> reporter: the biden white house addressing the heat emergency directing the labor department to issue a heat advisory for workers. but some protections fall on states. >> we should be protecting workers from hazardous conditions. those states where they do not, i'll be calling them out. >> reporter: and so emergency officials here in the northeast and other parts of the country that are experiencing these brutal temperatures say that they are extremely worried about the people who are still spending time outside despite the heat. here in washington, the heat index thursday was close to 110 degrees. weather friday expected to be similar. gabe cohen, cnn, washington. >> sweltering temperatures are making things difficult for crews working to put out

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we're getting word of an alleged ukrainian drone attack near the russian capital. russian defense ministry says one drone was shot down in the moscow region without causing damage or casualties. cnn can't independently confirm the report. meanwhile the counteroffensive is keeping up the momentum after kicking into high gear in recent days. new video shows ukrainian troops rolling in to a village thursday after fighting for it for weeks. and for the first time ukrainian military vehicle was detected,

and footage shows it getting stuck in a ditch. but it suggests that ukrainian troops have pushed them behind the defense. salma is here keeping an eye on the developments. >> and i'll start by saying none of this is shocking, but after united states provided cluster munitions to ukraine, russia's ambassador to the u.s. speaking out saying that relationships between the u.s. and russia are practically nonexistent, just some crumbs left, those were his words. he says that the provision of cluster munitions to ukraine is considered a serious blow to whatever remains of those relationships. he says -- or describes the move as anti-russian by the united states. of course these cluster munitions were highly controversial. they are banned in some countries, their use is seen as controversial because of the fear that they could be used indiscriminately, that innocents

might be caught in the crossfire. the u.s. says for its part that it has received assurances that ukraine will only use them in legitimate targets on the frontlines in a limit ed way an the u.s. says that it is just a temporary measure, that the munitions that ukraine needed weren't readily available and in the meantime they are giving cluster munitions to ukraine which just a few days ago are already starting to be used on the frontlines. there is evidence as well that russia is using cluster munitions as well so sort of calling the kettle black here, but it does continue to be a controversy, but of course nothing very shocking about saying that there is just crumbs left. we very much understand that russia/american relationships are at best just crumbs left. and it comes as ukraine ramps up its attacks outside the battlefield. we're talking about the drone attacks today. in the past ukraine was reticent to claim any attacks on russian

occupied territory, but increasingly they are being becoming more vocal saying yes, we're he caming out these attacks and we are trying to weaken russia's military outside the bounds of that battlefield. >> doesn't that help the putin narrative that the country is under attack? >> it does in many ways. this brings the war closer and closer to russians inside russia, but that is sort of the point i think for kyiv, that russians shouldn't be separated from this conflict. we know that thousands of russian troops, russian soldiers have come back in body bags. we've seen how a partial mobilization some months ago, you know, instigated mass rallies against the government. we've seen a few weeks ago of course the attempted mutiny on moscow. i think at this point ukraine is very much wanting to make sure russians are not sheltered in any way from this conflict,

whether that is economically, whether that is seeing the mobilization of the soldiers at the frontlines with very little training. >> salma, thank you. day two of the russian summit with african leaders is under way. president vladimir putin trying to erase concerns of countries losing out on grain shipments. he is promising food supplies for six countries and that russia is still a reliable source and key partner in a new multipolar world. and a number of african leaders say they want to discuss their plans for ending the war in ukraine. let go to our correspondent david mckenzie. how is all of this playing out there? >> reporter: well, you look at those pictures, which are quite extraordinary, all the african leaders with putin, the family photo as it were, meetings in st. petersburg. and i want you to look at this video as well.

this is president of south africa arriving at the summit, warmly greeting vladimir putin. and this is significant because he took several senior ministers to that conference and despite multiple african leaders staying away, the south african president is there. many people have scratched their heads, south africa an important cog in the overall space in africa and its role in criticizing at times the u.s., siding at times according to western diplomats with russia and we investigated where there is anything behind the foreign policy. south africa's policy on paper is not alignment on the ukraine war. but its actions have deeply angered western powers, consistently refusing to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine at the u.n. general assembly.

the u.s. ambassador publicly rebuked the government claiming that there was intelligence showing weapons and ammunition loaded on a a cargo ship bound for russia in december. now subject of a government inquiry. >> observable gap between the rhetoric and reality of the processed policy. >> reporter: and the question is why. we've traveled to the remote kalahari. in this desert soil, it is used in making steel. and magnanise mines. and umk has deep financial ties to this man, a russian olligarc

linked to vladimir putin and to south africa. here he is in 2006 in cape town. the u.s. treasury sanctioned him in 2018 and again in 2022 for supporting putin's invasion of ukraine. last year spanish authorities and the fbi seized his super yacht tank go. dec despite the sanctions, he still holds an interest in umk. and another significant player holding company chancellor house, for years channeling funds to the ruling african national congress. according to publicly available declarations, since 2021, umk and the chaounselor have contributed $2 billion. this is a highly lucrative operation and they say it poses

serious questions. is south africa's policy towards russia on the world stage influenced by money? is it possible that foreign policy also has a link to construction or at the very least to a conflict of interest? >> i think this is an increasing concern that there could be foreign money from a russian origin that comes in to the south africa but flows into different political coffers and that could have an impact upon how south africa takes positions on certain policies. >> reporter: substantial investment, trade policies and critical foreign aid from the u.s. and european union are crucial to ought africa. the world's most and equal country. and gdwarfing russia's con fridy fwhugs trade and aid. >> and i think indeed sometimes politicians are putting the

political party, the anc, before the needs of the citizens because it just doesn't make sense to be so closely associated with russia when the stakes are so high and there is so much at risk. >> what does that risk for south africa? >> it risks investment, it risks trade, it risks jobs, it risks economic growth. it risks the currency. it risks isolation from the west. i think that there is a lot at stake here. >> reporter: a lot at stake for a country that has much to lose. we've reached out to all the parties involved. and all denied any wrong doing, any undue ing or violating sanctions. they say party donations were legal and above board. and anc did not sit down for an interview or give us any kind of statement on the allegations.

max. >> david, thank you. weeks of scorching hot weather taking a heavy toll in greece where crews are working to get the upper hand on several wildfires. weekend forecast could bring more headaches as well. we'll have details.

let me bring you up-to-date with our top stories. donald trump facing new charges in the classified documents case. special counsel alleges that the former u.s. president and an aide and employee attempted to delete security footage sought by the grand jury investigating mishandling of government records. israel's prime minister netanyahu refused to say that he would abide by any potential supreme court ruling striking down his controversial judicial reform law. the court expecting to hear appeals in september. and eastern u.s. is bracing for what is expected to be record heat. right now nearly 190 million people are under heat alerts. here is chad myers.

>> very hot day from boston, to new york, philadelphia, d.c. and all the way down to the south. but climate change service called july 2023 warmest july on record. and when i read it, i said to myself, is it august? how did this happen? did i miss a week? but no, they said that it has been so hot, and july 2023 is so far above all the other julys that there is nothing that can change that could make this any cooler than 2022, 21, 20 and the like because obviously that is where the heat has been. the heat has been in the desert southwest. we've been talking about that for weeks. phoenix and vegas, you already know that. but over the week the heat has shifted to the east and now the big cities along i-95 have really warmed up. chicago through st. louis, brutally hot with the heat index. but that is not saying that the heat really left phoenix. now 28 days in a row, above 110, where we were 114 in the

afternoon. most of the heat has shifted into the midwest and northeast. and even for new york city all the way down through philadelphia and the like, we will have this excessive heat warning for friday. that is all part of a heat index that will be 105. now, the good news is for most of the east coast cities, this is only a brief warm-up. short heatwave, not a big long heatwave like they had in the west. but still 200 record highs will be set across the united states just from now to the end of the weekend. chicago, you have one more hot day and then the cool air gets there. could there could be some showers and storms around too when you start to break the temperatures from the 90s all the way down into the 70s, st. louis, you could get some thunder and lightning as it transition with the cooler air comes down from the north. but i don't like 102 on the thermometer. rnl wit warmer when you add in the humidity. and 96 in d.c. for the next couple days.

a little slower to get the cold front. but look at new york, 9 # on friday and for a morning low on sunday morning, 65. that is the cool air. we'll take it. in some areas of europe, firefighters are getting a much needed break as they work to ex-sque extinguish the wildfires. but temperatures again are expected to rise in the coming days. in croatia, firefighters are working to contain a wildfire along the coast. and in greece fires are still burning in the hard to reach mountain areas. 10% of the land has been destroyed by recent fires. nad today bashir is following all of this from rome.

>> reporter: in italy there are still some fires burning but authorities say that they are contained and no longer classifying it as a fire emergency. but of course we are expecting temperatures to subside to average or even below average levels over the coming days. but there is concern around the strong winds and potential to rekindle fires in forested areas across the south of italy. and we are still seeing fires burning, authorities saying that 124 fires had been reported. but again, some positive indications for the first time in nearly two weeks. no large fires being reported there. so there is of course some positive indications, but again, the country is still on high alert. and this is something that we're seeing across the mediterranean, real concern around the potential for further high temperatures later on in the month in august that will lead

to further wil fdfires. take a listen -- >> climate change is here. it is terrifying and it is just the beginning. era of global warming has ended. the era of global boils has arrived. >> reporter: and so that is a deeply concerning prospect. and of course we've been hearing those warnings repeatedly. yesterday the report released by the climate change service highlighting some concerning assessments. i'll just pull out a few of the key points. july again said to be the hottest month on the planet recorded every day since july 3 has been hotter than records set back in 2016. and almost every month this year has been in the top five hottest

on record. so deeply concerning statistics there. we've heard from eu officials saying they are trying to make the necessary preparations for what is expected to be further extreme heat events in the coming years. experts say this won't only become more frequent, but the extreme heat events, the wildfires that we're seeing could become more severe. >> nada, thank you. a typhoon has made landfall in china bringing rain and winds at almost 110 miles per hour. the storm whipped up huge waves sending them crashing on to shore. it is expected to become a tropical storm in the next few hours. earlier it caused major flooding in taiwan. primetime emmy awards have been postponed for the first time in more than 20 years as hollywood has shut down amid

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we're getting new images from north korea's latest spectacle. the main square was filled with people jumping and dancing. kim jung-un was front and center as they celebrated the armistice agreement that ended the fighting 730 0 years ago.

north korea's prize intercontinental ballistic missile and other hardware were on full display. the north putting on a show of high level delegations from close allies russia and china. mark stewart is tracking all of this live from tokyo and for many, this is being scene as russian endorsement of the arms program in north korea. >> reporter: russia is making remarks to suggest that. we're learning that north korea actually -- north korean leadership was provided a speech by vladimir putin. not clear if it was written or that was through video. but putin basically made some remarks suggesting that north korea's support for the war in ukraine really has emboldened the two nations to deal with the west. in the past, the united states officials have accused russia of

receiving help from north korea in the form of rockets and artillery. so that is a new narrative that is gaining some attention. let me get into specifics about the parade. they have a long range missile that according to some analysts does have the ability to target all of the mainland united states. also interesting during this parade, according to north korea media, drones were flying overhead, one for recogninnaisse and the other described as a multipurpose attack drone. so this is happening as tension in the area continues to be very strong, tension being between the united states with north korea, south korea, and japan. in fact as we have seen in recent days, an american submarine has been in some of

the south korean ports a submarine with nuclear capability that has drawn a lot of condemnation from north korea even before that, we saw an attack that paralleled in accord with the recent nato conference. and so what we are seeing is displays strength by the west and then displays of response if you will by 234north korea. >> mark, thank you. and in niger pro military protests have set fires around the party headquarters of the ousted president on thursday. the military suspended all activities of political parties and warning against foreign intervention and it says that it supports and hopes prevent blood shed.

larry madowo is following the developments for us. and these are scary times. >> reporter: scary indeed. when reports first emerged wednesday of president mohamed bazoum being held in the presidential palace, those who came out on the streets to support him and demand a rush to democracy, and hurst we saw pro military protestor hes come out of the streets and they set fire to the headquarters of the part difference the president and most notably they set fire to the french flag and they held up russian flags. some saying down with russia among other statements in support of russia. again, too early to tell here. but this is notable only because there is a lot of anti-sentiment in the region, there is some growing russian influence in that region especially mali and central african republic where the wagner group has been active.

we also saw russian flag in would you keyfaso. and so listen about what they say about this particular protest. >> we are ukrainian, diamonds, gold, oil and we live like slaves. why should we, until when? we can't accept it. the french base in niger must leave. we don't need the french to keep us safe. >> reporter: french have about 2500 troops stationed in niger and neighboring chad. and there are about 1,000 american troops in niger as part of the counterterrorism operations there. the army command sxhays that the should be no foreign military intervention because there could be serious disastrous and uncontrolled consequences. so we still don't know about the

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