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from donald trump. hear what went down in the miami courtroom and his message to supporters a ukraine refugee finds luck abroad the unlikely odds that earned him hundreds of thousands of dollars. it might be the perfect time to buy an instapot find out why the company is in hot water with its financials. the writer strike hits the house of mouse what big-budget films are getting production push back and what happens in vegas makes history. see the winning moment on the ice. it's wednesday, june 14th. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. former president trump is back in new jersey this morning after pleading not guilty in his historic second arrest and arraignment. for more, we go to brie jackson in washington. and brie, good morning the former president once again found himself at the forefront of history break down what happened in

florida. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, frances just over two months after his arrest and arraignment in new york, things went quite similar for former president trump during his arraignment in miami on 37 felony counts over his handling of classified documents. trump arrived to the federal courthouse just before 2:00 p.m. on tuesday, flanked by crowds of both supporters and opponents. while the demonstrations remained mostly peaceful, an anti-trump protester was detained and questioned after he jumped in front of trump's motorcade as he was departing. appearing in front of magistrate judge jonathan goodman, trump's lawyer entered a plea of not guilty to the federal felony count. special counsel jack smith was sitting in the courtroom's front row during the proceedings trump did not make eye contact with smith after a stop at a cuban restaurant where supporters sang "happy birthday" the day before

he turned 77, trump headed back to new jersey to his home where he espoused his typical talking points >> i'm the only one that can save this nation, because you know, they're not coming after me they're coming after you and i just happen to be standing in their way, and i will never be moving. >> reporter: and trump aide walt nauta, who was named as a co-sp co-s co-conspirator appeared beside trump but did not enter a plea as he did not have local counsel and will do so later this month. >> what comes next in this case? >> reporter: a major player will be the u.s. district judge eileen cannon. cannon was assigned to oversee the trial but has been the subject of concerns as well. she is a trump-appointed judge and even ruled in his fave last november in this exact case.

cannon will be the one to set the parameters for the case going forward, including scheduling a trial date. now it remains to be seen if trump had been give and speed' trial, as special counsel jack smith has desired. >> brie, thank you trump's arrest on tuesday may have been the result of a months-long investigation, but the story of the oex-president's handling of the classified documents began long before that hallie jackson has the recap of what led to the first federal charges ever faced by a usa president. >> reporter: it starts just after the former president moved out of the white house in 2021, with boxes of classified documents stacked on a stage at mar-a-lago, according to the indictment some then moved to a bathroom. around this time, the national archives demands some of the classified documents from the trump presidency they're supposed to have but don't but then a key moment that summer

the indictment says trump allegedly allegedly showed a writer a plan of attack, saying i could have declassified it, i can't but this is still a secret his personal valet and alleged co-conspirator, walt nauta returns 15 boxes of classified documents to the archives, but that didn't stop the fbi from opening a criminal investigation. a month later, a d.c. grand jury came together n in june agents got a signed letter from mr. trump's attorneys saying they'd turned over everything they had that turned out not to be true a search warrant was carried out and a picture of these documents laid out on the floor. >> the shameful raid and break-in of my home, mar-a-lago, was a travesty of justice. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland named a special counsel to lead the

investigation in november. >> i signed an order appointing jack smith to serve as special counsel. >> reporter: now there's jack smith, tasked with looking at the january 6 attack and the classified documents case, mr. trump officially running to win back the white house furious >> i took the documents, i'm allowed to >> reporter: over the course of the next six months or, so the special counsel issuing subpoenas and hearing from a lot of people in mr. trump's orbit, all leading up to last week when the department of justice unsealed the intidictment from >> we have one set of laws in this country, and they apply to everyone president biden's pick for the national institutes of health director is in flux due to senator bernie sanders. sanders who chairs the senate health committee told the "washington post" that he will oppose the nomination of dr. monica bertagnolli along with other nominees until the white house provide as plan for

lowering prescription drug prices in a statement, the white house said they share sdanders' concerns on drug pricing a federal judge has ruled that writer e. jean carroll can seek at least $10 million in damages from donald trump. carroll asked to amend her defamation lawsuit after the former president accused her of making up claims of sexual abuse during a cnn town hall >> that town hall hall hand ony af happened one day after a jury found him liable for defamation. a spokesperson for trump says she should not be able to retroactively change her legal theory at least 11 civilians have been killed in russian attacks in ukraine the town is the birthplace of president volodymyr zelenskyy.

the missiles struck warehouses and an apartment building. for the latest, we bring in chapman bell what's the latest on this attack >> reporter: well, phillip, this is just the latest attack in president volodymyr zelenskyy's hometown this time, cruise missiles striking an apartment building, killing four and also hitting warehouses, where additional seven people were killed according to emergency services. more than two dozen people were injured in these attacks the town's mayor saying none of the targets had any military significance whatsoever. also, overnight, the port city of odessa, cruise missiles striking civilian targets there. three people were killed, more than a dozen injured additionally, in donetsk, another three civilians were killed in strikes there. president zelenskyy saying russian killers continue their war against residential buildings, ordinary cities and people, terrorists will never be

forgiven, and they will be held accountable for every missile strike they launch, as these strikes continue across the country, phillip >> we understand there's more u.s. military aid going ukraine's way days into their counter offensive? >> reporter: that's right, phillip. an additional $325 million worth of aid, and this includes rockets, missiles, military equipment, said to be crucial to ukraine's air defense systems, as this counter offensiv continues. but it also includes small arms fire and grenades to resupply their troops at the front as they continue to push russia back to, from these positions and gain more ground in this counter offensive, as this war continues to drag on, phillip? >> all right, well over a year into it. chapman bell, the latest on the war in ukraine thank you. the ukrainian refugee living in belgium had some lotto luck over the weekend, winning half a

million euros that are around $540,000 in a lottery scratch card the winner, who has not been named, has been living in brussels for a year. the spokesperson for the belgian national lottery says the man told them he intends to donate at least part of the winnings toward the rebuilding of ukraine. americans are facing the threat of severe storms. angie lassman is tracking that >> we head into today with the potential for an even greater chance for us to see stronger storms later this afternoon than what we saw yesterday. 23 million people in the southeast are included this th in this we could see wind gusts 80 miles per hour, stretches through louisiana and texas and carolinas and florida and georgia. be aware of that through this evening. also in addition to that, we have the potential for heavy rain to fall we could see localized amounts of five inches as we get through

tomorrow the flash flooding concern will be there as well mainly centered in that same area si northeast, midwest ends up into the low to mid-70s. chicago hits 78 degrees this afte afternoon with a little sunshine we'll talk about the warm temperatures still taking shape in texas details on that coming up. >> the triple digit numbers over there, thank you, angie, see you in a bit if you've been waiting to buy an ina buy a instapot, now might be the time >> cnbcbc's s steve sedgwgwil be herere to breakak it down w e return e to breakak it down w whe return i run it daily. weekdays... weekendsds...

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bit, and that's what you want me to do. you take out the volatile food and energy prices, the coal figure which is more important for the federal reserve was still up 5.3%, led to increased shelter costs and used car prices were high the fed will most certainly pause on interest rates at 2:00 eastern time today you've also got the summary of economic predictions going forward. that will be very important as well i just wanted to give our viewers a little bit of data on what these interest rates mean in the real world. we did number crunching. a 30-year mortgage is 6.9% and it was just over 4% in 2022. your used car loan is 11% apr. and credit card is 20.4% as opposed to 16.3% in march 2022 the point is, yes, the fed has raised 500 basis points. they may pause now but there's no real relief for

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captured wolves catching fish. they concluded that wolves in other states and canada are likely fishing as well and it's likely helping them get through a slow time of the year, when other food sources are harder to come by. >> we think that wolves are fishing on average about 20 days of the year. they seem to be really keying into the spring spawning season. >> reporter: the team also recently captured video of wolves and pups eating wild blueberries, which suggests between the blueberries and fish in emergency situations, wolves can find unique sources of food to survive i guess this just shows how we're learning more about these wolves and who knows what we might figure out in the next couple of years. >> yeah, totally we just reported more fishing already this year. so we might discover more about this behavior. >> our thanks for that fascinating video. they've got their omega threes, anti-oxidants.

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