♪ we're ready to go. that's the quote from the fulton county d.a., saying the work is done in the investigation. an indictment decision could be announced at any time. it also comes as the classified documents case against the former president moves forward. we're on top of all those moving details. a lifeline for student borrowers. the white house outlining a new plan that could lower monthly payments,ing reduce the total amount borrowers must pay back. we'll break down exactly how it works. plus an american nurse and her child kidnapped in haiti. how u.s. officials are working to get them home. we're following these major developing stories, all coming in right here to "cnn news

central." ♪ this is mar-a-lago property manager, now codefendant, in former president trump's documents case, carlos de oliveira. de oliveira was indicted last week on four charges. he did not enter a formal plea during this brief hearing, and was released on a $100,000 bond. he will be formally arraigned next week. he, along with walt nauta, attempted to delete security footage and tried to alter, mute late and conceal evidence. according to the indictment, he told the i.t. director that the boss, as he pud it, wanted the

server delighted. a number of people close to the president as well as know de oliveira, personally described him as not in trump's inner circle. an indictment could be coming at any time in the special counsel's january 6th probe. the former. over the weekend said he probably will be indicted, and he may be right. the filthen county district attorney said she will announce charging decision in the weeks to come. randi kaye is in miami with the latest. what do we know about carlos de oliveira's first court appearance. >> brianna, we've been looking for him today. we finally caught him today. he walked in with his attorney, john irving, from washington,

d.c. the judge asked him to come to the electric earn, and the judge read the charges against him. he asked if de oliveira understood them. he was told he had the right to retain a lawyer, and to remain silent. then he was released on the $100,000 bond. he did say he holds a u.s. passport but that it was expired. the judge also told him he could not leave the area of south florida without permission, so some restricted travel put in place, and that he would not be able to speak with witnesses on the government's witness list. he will enter a plea on august 10th. he did not have a florida-based attorney, which he needs to enter a plea here in the state of florida. his dc-based attorney says he does expect to enter a plea on

august 10th. >> we also heard that there was a target letter for the person who oversees the -- and met with investigators after the original indictment. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: it's important to note that tavares has not been charged, but cnn has learned he was the i.t. worker that de oliveira met with, and that's when he was asked about the footage and how long it remains on the server. now this i.t. worker, apparently, is responsible for sharing information -- that apparently has led to these additional allegations against the former president, his aide nauta, as well as carlos de oliveira. he spoke to the investigators.

jim? >> well, in another investigation, we could see a decision anytie in the fulton county district attorney's investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. the d.a. says her investigation is finished. sara murray joins us now. sara, she says we're ready to go, we've heard of security preparation. this is like reading tea leaves. based on the folks you talk to, is there any doubt as to what decision the d.a. will make there? >> reporter: i think it's hard to believe she would be doing anything other than seeking indictments other than the public signal, the ramped-up security posture, but that depends on taking this to the grand jury. we could always see things

change at the last minute. whatever her decision, whatever her announcement, we're probably a week or two away, rather than a day or two from seeing it. again, we're just seeing the beginning of the security on ramp-up here. over the she addressed concerns how people may react and where her investigation stands. take a listen. >> some people may not be happy with the decisions i'm making, and sometimes people act in a way that could create harm. the work is accomplished. we're ready to go. >> reporter: she has yet to make this announcement, jim, yet we're seeing security measures ramp up. we have seen them in fulton

county as well. is the based on specific threats? or is it an abundance of caution? >> well, they haven't addressed whether, you know, for instance, barricades going up around the courthouse or staff working from home, but she did flag one specific threat to a handful of county officials in an e-mail we obtained a copy of. she shared a pretty vile racist and sexualized e-mail. she said, i guess i am sending this as a reminder you should stay alert over the month of august and stay safe. so, again, encouraging her county partners to stay vigilant, signaling that an announcement is coming in august.

sara, thank you so much. back here in the nation's capital, the grand jury investigating donald trump's efforts could hand down an indictment anytime, we've lenders that kerik will meeting with the -- evan, first to you, put the meeting between the special counsel and bernie kerr t -- kerik in -- >> of course, we know that it didn't materialize, but they were definitely involved in trying to drum up all of those things that the former president was using to try to make the

pressure of state officials to overturn their election results, to pressure members of congress to try to find ways to seek fake electors. this was all an effort of the former president to try to stay in power. kerik provided documents just in the last couple weeks to the special counsel. >> hundreds of pages. >> thousands, actually. this is something that seems kind of important to the overall picture. we have tim palatore on the air over the weekend with paula reid. he addressed what this means for what we expect is an indictment to come. here it is. >> when you have something like this, to bring an indictment before you have finished your investigation, for whatever reason they may choose dodd it, it feeds directly into the trump campaign narrative about this

all being about election interference. i think it would be incredibly stupid for them to go forward with indicting before they finish their investigation. >> there you have some legal advice from him to the special counsel team. we don't know if it's part of the effort to brings charges to the former president, or if it relates to others who may also be charged. >> you can continue to use a grand jury as long as you're pursuing new leads or potentially investigating possible defendants, so this is very much standard procedure. i understand how it play plays into the former president's political narrative, but i'm fairly confident that jack smith and his team don't really care about that. >> i wanted both of your

thoughts about what we would sigh in court, with carlos de oliveira extending his case. this is part of trump's strategy, delay, delay, delay. his entire team appears to want to delay. how is that strategy working? >> it's working. while we had nauta search for an attorney, we know there's a lot of lawyers in florida, but they keep having trouble finding lawyers. here we have in the court hearing in miami, they told the magistrate they were trying to schedule it for later in august. the magistrate said no, august 10th is when you'll do the arraignment. look, it is a strategy, it's working so far, and it's very likely -- i think you and i both agree that this is very likely to stretch out beyond the election. >> i think that's right. i want to say this is

outrageous, maybe shocking is a better word. overseeing 20 years of arrests and indictments. hundreds of people get arraigned. most of them don't have the luxury of four days' notice before the arraignment. i think the judge is allowing they sort of tactics to result in what will end up being significant delay at the end of this pros. it's concerning, and they need to get their hands around this process and move it forward. >> i guarantee that dozens of people in that courthouse, because they didn't have a lawyer, were assigned a public defender. >> andy, how much of that decision making by the judge has to do with the amount of public scrutiny on every, even minor, decision in this case. >> sure. federal judges have incredible discretion to run their dockets

and make decision on these issues every day. you have to assume, though, that in this case with the sort of media attention, people like us microanalyzing everything they do come into play. this judge gave hem ten days, more than most people get. >> every day counts. >> and it's unprecedented, so it deserves the scrutiny. thank you both for the conversation. brianna? paul rubens, the actor for playing pee-wee herman has died. chloe, what is the latest you can tell us. >> brianna, his team just released an emotion amount statement, revealing he had been

battling cancer the last several years, and they sadly announced he passed away last night. they write -- iconic american actor, median, writer, producer whose beloved character peew-we herman delighted children and adults. he bravely and privately fought cancer for years, with his trademark tenacity and wit. a prolific talents, he will forever live in the comedy pantheon, as a man of remarkable character and spirit. he paved the way for what children's television and programming is now in the '80s, and he had this resurgeonsens in the mid 2000s, and especially with the ages of social media, he was growing in popularity among a generation of people that did not know him in the ''

'80s. >> i don't know about you, but this was appointment viewing for me, i think, coming home from school and i think people will have memories from their childhood of watching his programs. even just the format that carried over to other programs. >> this show originally was not meant for a children. then quickly he realized he had these children and this younger audience watching him. he really tailored it to have a positive message, almost a new age mister rogers, and obviously the comedy portion of all of it. i just wanted to point out, on this social media page, this is something we don't always see. he had a prepared statement to be issued at the time of his passing, and here is what that says -- please accept my apology for not going public with what i've been facing the last six years. i have always felt a human amounts of love and respect from

my fans and supporters. i loved all of you so much, and asked any sympathy made in honor of his parents to stan up to cancer and any dementia and other charity organization. that's something you don't often see, he created this statement for his fans specifically. that i also was really happy to do that just now. obviously it's a huge loss for so many people who grew up loving him and his work. we'll keep you posted as the store develops. >> chloe malos, thank you so much. as the indictments and potentially indictments mount for the former president, he is spending a fortune, though we should note of other people et cetera money. he's launching a fund to pay the

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but also from putin. and russia has hit the hometown of president zelenskyy, killing six people there. >> please stop. nick paton walsh is in ukraine.

tell us what exactly took place in the latest one. >> reporter: particularly acute, given the huge number of people. and where a laboratory was hit that was entirely empty, according to witnesses. a wife explained how her husband was new york off the feet from the shockwave and they're glad their daughter was in an enclosed space in the bathroom.

now it's a frannive effort jim? and with a weapon like this, you would have to enter the coordinates to indicate it was a deliberate strike. >> tell us about this latest one. >> yeah, moss cowers, it appears the free drones, it's sort of vague statements. russian officials say another three danes, by electronic war fare, but still they caused damage.

and broach part of what they considered a sang wear from a lot of the war. and certainly on russians who hoped this would never come to their front door. they have said this is a sign this is an act of desperation, and we've seen moscow's -- the kremlin itself has been hit. it's a tiny taste for russians and what they're experiencing every day. nick paton walsh, thanks so much. >> boris. it's now been four days since

kidnappinger abducted a nurse and her young son. alex dorsenville said she invited her. she disappeared the same day that all american visitors were ordered to leave haiti because of an increase in kidnappings. the president of her alma mater told nbc news that she was not surprise the nurse from new hampshire chose a life of service. >> she cared very much for people who had great needs. she was a very special young woman. >> what are the united states now doing to help her find her way home? >> they clearly say they are in

contact. and local authorities on the ground. this is not surprising. trying to isolate exactly which gang it was and if they're asking for a ransom, all of those delicate negotiation. all of them will pretty much want a blackout, and certainly the charity where her husband is a director, for the interest of safety of both alex and her child, they don't want people to speculate too much. the violence in haiti has persisted. it has terrorized average citizens who are unable to get medical help. it is a daily occurrence.

i want you to listen to alex in her own words now. >> they invited me to come to the school to do some nursing for some of the kids. they want that was a big need they had. at first i didn't think this would be much of a need there, but when i got there, there were so many cases. haitians are such a resilient people. they're full of joy, life and love. i'm so blessed to know so many amazing haitians. >> alex said herself she was there to try to help divert that kind of membership into gangs that young people were lured by. having said that right now, again, prayers not just in haiti, but specifically from her hometown in new hampshire, as they continuing to bray for her safe and very fast return. boris? >> a heart-wrecking situation

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right now, hunter biden's former business partner is testifying before the house oversight committee behind closed doors. devin archer is set to serve a one-year sentence for an unrelated fraud conviction. they're trying to link the business dealings to president biden. zac, first explain who this man is and what republicans want to know from him. >> reporter: no one disputes that hunter biden and devin were business partners, but house republicans insist that he could provide a smoking gun conducting

president biden to the business dealings. the emergence said this testimony, foreign dealings, congressman dan goldman on the committee did say that archer testified that they did speak, that at times he would be in a setting where there would be business partners, but not once, according to goldman, did the dealings ever come up. jim jordan has also left the interview. it seems like they're done with their questions. but, we're getting the first details, and democrats have now returned to questions, but according to goldman, there's nothing directly links -- this

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coming forward, it's a legal defense fund to help further offset the bills. kristin holmes has been following the money. it's going to the legal fees. >> just, as you noted, in the not donald trump's legal bills. these are going to associates, former aides, employees, people wrapped up if necessary investigations. we talked about the enormous number, $40 million. that's just for half of the year. all of last year, the legal fees totalled $16 million. >> you might have a special counsel indictments. >> they're -- and not just that, these aides, two of his

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♪ [ bleep ]. chloe malos joins us on this story. we're seeing this time and again. this isn't the first person this has been done to, but cardi b was not having it. >> it feels like things have reached a fever pitch. for cardi b to throw the microphone, artists are fed up. she's getting a lot of support right now. first of all, you don't know what was even if that drink. you assume it might be alcohol owater, but it could have been something that hurt her. we've seen so many stars speak out. i was even talking to tim mcgraw about how's about to go on tour, and he's concern about people that could throw something, hurt him. >> adel has said it kind of kidding but also serious.

people in the audience have been targeting performers. several artists are even suffering kind of significant injuries as a result. >> yeah. let me go through a recent list. bebe rexa, someone threw a cell phone at her. can you imagine? hitting her in the face. you see it. they stopped the show. she's okay. she got stitches, but essentially ruins the show for everyone. harry styles, he gets hit in the face, you see him down there in the bottom right. he was performing overseas. you see him wince in pain. pink, this didn't hurt her, but it was disturbing. someone through their mother's ashes on the stage while she was performing, and kelsey ballerini get hits in the face. this has got to stop.

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