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>> absolutely, amara. and we're going to hear a lot of mitigation evidence presented by the defense attorney. we know that the defense has claimed that bowers suffers from schizophrenia and epilepsy, so i suspect we're going to hear a lot about his medical condition and his inability -- i would call it his inability to understand and to appreciate reality. the defense attorney is going to say that he has a distorted view of reality and that his actions were not logical, were not rational. we're also going to hear system from the survivors, we're going to hear from family members, we're going to hear from those individuals who lost their loved ones and the impact that the loss of those loved ones have had on their lives. it's going to be a very emotion and difficult part of this trial. >> do you expect the same jury that came back with guilty on all 63 counts, listen to this very emotion testimony from this witnesses, do you expect them to come back with a death penalty? >> what we know, amara, is that all

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. >> and i'm amara walker, you're live in the cnn newsroom. we begin with donald trump heading back out on the cam pran trail today hours after being indicted by the special counsel in the classified documents probe. his visits to georgia and north carolina today come after he lashed out at jack smith, the independent prosecutor overseeing the investigation calling him a trump hater, and a deranged lunatic. >> the safe money here today is on former president trump addressing the historic indictment when he gets in front of supporters, trump is the first former president to be charged with crimes in federal court. he faces a total of 37 counts, including 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information. trump is due in court in miami at 3:00 p.m. tuesday to hear the charges against him. now, the indictment contains new details about trump's handling of top secret documents, it includes these photos, of boxes containing classified documents in several locations at trump's mar-a-lago resort. we're talking the ballroom, a bathroom, a

victor and amara. >> thank you.oining us is "new york times" congressional reporter luke broadwater. thanks for joining us this morning. so the congressional -- let's start with congress and the reaction to this indictment. chairman of house judiciary jim jordan has asked for documents from the justice department relating to the scope of this special counsel's authority. he hit a wall trying to investigate alvin bragg because of the -- of the case. what is the plan here from -- alvin bragg, i should say. what is the plan for the congressional element to defend and support the president? >> right. on the house side, house republicans especially the leadership of the house and the committee chairman, are lining up around donald trump and they are rallying around him. you are seeing statement after statement come out in support of donald trump and attacking merrick garland, jack smith, the fbi and the department of justice. and the judiciary committee has already demanded documents and records and communications about

este Ímite de la deuda supeÓ un gran escollo en la Ámara baja, y ahora solo falta que el senado le del proyecto para concretarlo definitivamenmt e. claudia uceda esÁ en vivo desde washington con mas detalles, adelante claudia... de campaÑa en iowa, ron desantis dijo que el liderazgo >> esa ayuda no todos la necesitan. >> hay personas que no tienen niÑos y pueden trabajar. >> arrancarÁ con un discurso en iowa. carlos de leÓn lleva 30 aÑos en el estado. >> siempre dicen que este estado es primordial. es importante para todos los candidatos y si mira todos los candidatos empiezan aquÍ. >> ron desantis y donald trump han afilado sus ataques mutuos. en su acto de campaÑa desantis crÍtico a trump, pero luego dijo que se defenderÁ de las crÍticas del exmandatario. tambiÉn le reprocho no haberle felicitado por su victoria electoral en la florida en 2020. >> me parece que si esa crÍtica pega bien, ahi comienza la decaÍda de trump. >> trump se reunirÁ con lÍderes religiosos. trump lidera la preferencia de votos entre republicanos seguido de desantis. >> los que estÁn por ahora no creo que sean

victor, amara? >> just a quick question. you're talking about how prigozhin has been so vocal for weeks and his criticism against the russian military calling it incompetent saying they've not gotten enough support, not enough ammo. did putin not see it coming? >> possibly. the real question is the quality of information that vladimir putin has been getting, a man isolated during the pandemic. the ultimate question is what is the elite actually telling him? the man answering prigozhin's moves looked very angry. he made cop paersons to the undermining of the war of 1917 by the disputes there that caused the communist revolution, so essentially a man who is clearly rattled. he's so distanced on the ground. did he think this unimaginable or did he think yevgeny prigozhin was a loyalist who wouldn't dare do something like this? again, misread the situation in his country in which he claims such hom object nation frenetic control. i never thought i'd see this after two decades of covering vladimir putin, actually facing the arriv

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell.o good to be with you on this part of your morning. >> talking to me or the viewers? >> to you. i mean, you, too. >> just making sure. >> i learned this color is fuchsia. >> it is fuchsia. what did you think it was? >> i said bright pink. >> close enough. >>> here's what we are focusing on for you this morning. russia says it detained an american citizen on drug charges. what we know about him and the charges he is facing. >>> >>> presideformer president taking aim at the department of justice and the special counsel. what he is saying about jack smith, the indictment, and his plan even if he is convicted. >> i am scared for us. i'm scared we are going to lose our rights. >> june is pride month, but some in the lgbtq community say that more than celebrating, this is a time for vigilance as anti-gay laws and threats surge. >>> and messy mania is coming to the u.s. how miami landed the soccer superstar and what his signing means for soccer in the u.s. >>> we are following developing news

victor, amara. >> shimon prokupecz, thank you. and catch state of the unor for more on trump's federal indictment starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> and we have new details about the best stories fof the weekend. what officials say about the recovery of the children and how they survived that long in the wilderness. all with an incredible new ipiphone. act now anand get iphone 14 pro on us when you switch. it's your verizon. okay eveveryone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyonewoo hoo! and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. imagine you're dng something you love. rsv could cut it short. ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations... ...in adults 60 and older... ...and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your doctor and visit cutshortrsv.com. ♪ hit

victor, amara?ou made us do. >> this is beer. >> by the way. >> that he loves. >> i mean, a big beer fan. >> here is the thing. in the last show, you said that sometimes people drink sprite mixed with beer. >> yes. >> i've never heard of that. >> victor doesn't like beer. that's for the record. >> due drink beer. >> occasionally. >> but if you don't like beer, i think this will do the trick for you. so when you go to europe, germany, you say i want a rodler and they will bring it, they will know exactly what it is and mix it with sprite. >> this is the beer and mix it with sprite. >> i want you to taste this and i want you to tell me if you are now going to be a fan. >> it is like 30 to 40%. >> here, here, here. take this one. >> try it. cheers. >> cheers. >> cheers for beer. >> oh, i'd drink that. >> you like it, right? >> yes. >> i knew you'd like it. >> i'd drink that. >> that's the recipe. 30% sprite. and 70% beer. some kind of lagger that you like. >> we can't say the brand. >> don't say the br

>> good to be with you, amara. i think what surprised me was just the level of involvement that donald trump had in all of this. you can't just blame this on the cove boy. there are 38 counts. 37 apply to donald trump. the indictment is powerful and damning. it shows that trump was involved in every step of the process. packed the boxes, stored the boxes, directed the movement of the boxes, tried to hide the boxes not just from the government but from his own lawyer. he asked people to lie about it. december emanated the information to others, violations of the espionage act, obstruction laws, and lying. it's really bad for donald trump. >> there was a lot of evidence, right? especially trump's attorney evan corcoran, voice memos and audio of trump himself and conversations. tell us about that and how critical that evidence was. >> it's unusual that the key evidence comes from your own lawyer. you bring up a good point. usually attorney/client privilege is sacrosanct. as such trump is free in his mind to make these

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor black man. it appears russia has been pulled back from the brink of chaos for now. they struck a deal to end an armtd armed insurrection bit the head of the wagner mercenary group yevgeny prigozhin. it was the most serious challenge to russian president vladimir putin's regime. >> the uprising was almost over as quickly as it began. we learned just a short time ago that chechen special forces deployed to the region are withdrawing. and the wagner chief confirmed that his troops were turning around and ending their march towards moscow. >> translator: therefore, realizing all the responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be shed from one of the sides, we turn our columns around and leave in the opposite direction to the field camps according to the plan. >> russia says it is dropping charges against prigozhin. he agreed to leave russia for neighboring belarus, but there is no word on where he is right now. >> as for vladimir putin, experts say he emerges from this crisis weaker among wo

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with us. >>> we begin with breaking news. vladimir putin is accusing a mercenary group of an armed rebellion and he warns those involved will be punished. >> yevgeny prigozhin says his forces have taken control of russian military facilities in the region of rostov-on-don. he threatens to move on to moscow if russia's top general and defense minister don't meet him. >> translator: again, we came here. we want to receive the chief of general's staff and shoigu until they aren't here. until they are here, we will be located here, blockading the city and will go to moscow. >> president putin calls the move a betrayal and a stab in the back to the russian people and he says those who follow him will pay the price. >> translator: all those who deliberately closed pa october of trechly, armed mutiny, blackmail and terrorist methods will face inevitable punishment and will answer both to the law and to our people. >> we're following all of

amara, victor. >> thank you very much.ning me now shelby, a reporter with -- thanks for being with us. let's start with the president's decision to go again to pennsylvania and not just to pennsylvania, philadelphia specifically, but to this audience to launch his first rally of the election cycle. what's the message? >> yeah, it's aimed at working class voters. union workers were hugely important in his last campaign. it's notable because it hasn't been smooth sailing with union workers since then. he has gotten into some activities with a five the groups. one of the major groups backed him. others have held off. so by going to pennsylvania and having this union worker focus he is kind of sending the message that, hey, i'm gonna do this again, this worked last time, trust me, look at these economic wins as jasmine said, we're gonna do it four more years. >> there were some union workers disappointed with the president's decision as to related to averting a rail strike, we all remember. but the president said he had to do

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good morning to you, amara, and victor.t's really a stunning sight to see just the connection of this community. it's a small town of 8,500 people and there's no lack of helping hands. volunteers, neighbors coming out to help with the cleanup and eventual rebuilding effort. the sweltering heat is not making this easy. across texas temperatures are estimated to be 10 to 15 degrees above normal for at least the next seven days. let's talk about the damage. and you can see behind me just the power of this tornado that was upgraded last night by the national weather service to be an ef-3 tornado from that preliminary data. this is what's left behind. twisted metal, uprooted trees, power lines and especially mobile home parks just ripped apart and sent out flying several hundreds of yards away. it's estimated that at the most, 200 homes have been destroyed. this tornado lasting on the ground for 11 minutes, reaching peak winds of 140 miles, and the length of this thing over six miles. i spoke with a 16-year-old, orlando mendoza,

. >> i'm amara walker. a lot to talk about this morning.ot about butts. >> but do all of the stuff you did for mother's day and father's day. cook the breakfast and give dad the day off. fathers that never get as much as mom's do on father' days. >> do you know what i'm doing. i'm getting on a flight and i'm leaving. he's a good man. >> if he had done that on mother's day. >> we wouldn't be talking about it. >> furniture moving. >> exactly. here is what we're watching this morning. >>> i've seen more tornados than i could count. i've never seen the level of des imation to a town as i've seen today. >> texas governor greg abbott signs a disaster reclamation for communities in texas devastated by tornados. the mayor of perryton joining us this hour with a look at recovery efforts. >>> president biden makes his pitch for four more years in the white house with the first campaign rally. the message he's sending to voters on why he said he deserves that second term. >>> anthony blinken is meeting with his counterparts in beijing in what is calle

is no longer welcome in the country and the low safe message for civilians to under and presidency. amara castro has arrived in shanghai on her 1st chinese visit since the country established relations with beijing in march. under arrest is the latest nation to break formal ties with taiwan, which trying to consider has its own territory. the chinese government has often billions of dollars an investment to any state the cuts relations with type pay in indonesia, vienna crockett towel volcano erupted twice in one hour on friday, sending ash as high as 3 kilometers into the ortiz of issue. the 2nd ties to look at the warning people to stay away from the volcano 5 years ago. and at crockett tau triggered a su nami, that killed at least $430.00 people. the french prosecutions say that there is still no clear most is behind a nice attack in which 6 people, including very young children, were injured. police have now charged a syrian man over the attack, which happened in a park in the town of undersea french media are forcing that he identifies is christian and is the father of one child. the

it's just really stunning, amara. there's such a total systemic breakdown when you look at this case in addition to the criminal activities, the alleged criminal activities of the former president. >> let's talk about some of the evidence that led to this indictment. obviously evan corcoran, his was critical, but the audio in the indictment lays out two occasions at the club in bedminster, trump allegedly showdown off these classified documents to people who didn't have security clearance. one of the documents was a plan of attack against iran, and that's where there's audio. cnn first reported on this last week where you hear trump saying and acknowledging that the documents that were in his possession were indeed not decla declassified, cutting against his claims publicly that all the documents he took were automatically declassified by him. but how significant do you think that audio recording was in getting to this indictment? >> well, i think that's paragraph 34. paragraph 35 is the sharing of a classified map wi

it needs to be done in the next two or three months borujen city is equipped with al-amara diagnosticare fishing, because of this , in addition to the hospital that is in the budget of 90, the minister will visit it today, and the equipment that the hospital is supposed to add so that we can provide better services, you understand that the hospital has a thousand beds . what are the most important hospitals in the province? today, in the agenda of the minister of health in your province, i saw seyed al-shohdai hospital, which, of course , has various plans, including the health house, as well as the completion of the nursing faculty of borujen university, among the plans that the minister is visiting. and from the process of completing them, lordegan city has been waiting for years for the machine, including mri , and this hospital, with the experience of the large population of the city and the distribution of the many villages that this city has , visited it as one of the hospitals that the minister is interested in, and now you are in we are on the way, we are going towards lordega

al-amara is the strategic goal of care. abu dhabi is the main designer of the division of yemen because it is different . the commanders of the separatist groups are more than a year since yemen is in a state of war and it is going to be. riyadh with the senate about the comprehensive agreement but as the yemenis say, on the other hand, in order to avoid accepting responsibility for the war against yemen, he is pursuing dangerous plans, and the customs of nowruz and badi mean that the aggressors will, by supporting him, avoid the consequences of 9 years of war and killing. the people say to shrug off the shoulders and the demand of the yemeni people to receive compensation should be left to the many regions and separatist regions. certainly , the weak governments are not capable of getting their rights and the aggressor coalition forces are patrolling the southern coasts of yemen and consulting and talking. conversations with local officials that never goals and content it has not been announced. the victims of the clashes

bringing you different stories from across the uk. 18 years ago, professor adam amara came up with thetter. together, these forces make up 95% of our universe, yet scientists know little about them. the universe isn't slowing down. it's getting faster and faster and faster and faster. it's actually accelerating. euclid hopes to make pioneering discoveries through high resolution images and a technique called gravitational lensing. there are satellites like the hubble space telescope, and that takes super high res images of a little area here, a little bit over here. but to do that over the whole sky, that's the thing that really changes with euclid. the launch will happen in florida injuly, but it's a risky business. there's just so many things that can go wrong, but you have to try. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now, we return to that extraordinary story out of colombia, when four children were found in the jungle a0 days after their plane crashed in may. the bbc�*s visualjournalism team has been mapping the massive searc

victor, amara. >> let's get some insight.and president of the american psychiatric association. doctor, thank you for being with us. i know the first question i'm going to ask does not have a very simple 45-second answer, but i'd e like as much as you can give me. why is this happening? >> two major things, we see substance abuse going up since the pandemic. people feel stressed, are lonely, in particular crisis. that's one major reason. the other one is more of a hopeful one, and that is that people appreciate mental illness much more in 2023 than ever before. what we do see is more people coming out, talking about their problems, talking about mental health, about substance abuse disorders, seeking help. that's the good news. >>> two different studies. first the homicide and suicide numbers from the cdc, and then we'll get to depression. on the homicide and suicide numbers, you cited the connection to the pandemic, when a lot of people felt depression, felt distant, felt hopeless. how long should we expect the residue of th

. >> and as you heard, i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker. thank you for sharing the set with me this morning. >> certainly. now here she is. and here is what we're watching for you this morning. >> no one got everything they wanted, but the american people got what they needed. we averted an economic crisis. >> president biden takes a victory lap from the oval office after the senate passes that bipartisan debt deal to avoid an economic meltdown. the next steps that could soon come as soon as today and why monday is a critical day in this process. >> also a desperate search for survivors is under way in india after a horrific train crash that has killed nearly 300 people. what we're learning about what led up to the accident and what is slowing down the recovery efforts. >>> testimony started this week in the death penalty trial in the man accused of killing 11 worshippers at tree of life. what one officer told the court about the moment he edge ncount the shooter. >>> and new details in the deadly building collapse in iowa. we'll show you m

i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker. >> and i'm victor blackwell.nk you for spending part of your morning with us. thank you for coming to atlanta for the show. >> so good to be here. >> she's here saturday and sunday. she'll be back with us tomorrow. >> we miss you in new york, but so good to be here with you in atlanta. here is what we're watching this morning. >> no one got everything that they wanted but the american people got what they needed. we averted and economic crisis. >> president biden taking a victory lap from the oval office after the senate passes the bipartisan debt deal to avoid an economic meltdown. next steps that could come as soon as today and why monday is a critical day in this process. >>> plus an update on a cnn exclusive after former president trump is heard on tape talking about a classified document in his possession after he left the white house. his lawyers now admit that they can't find it. >>> and mystery in texas, how an out of blue phone call led police on a four day manhunt and discovery of a possible serial kill

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor black well. it's good to be with you. let's get to it.ere's what we're watch ing for you this morning. former president trump launched a series of attacks on the special counsel after the unseal ing of the indictment in the classified documents investigation. the reaction coming in following the indictment and what we expect to hear from the form er president today. >>> nearly 2 million people remain under air quality alerts due to smoke from the wildfires in canada. we're going to talk to a doctor about how to protect yourself as scientists warn that we could see more of these wildfires in the future. >>> this thstory is remarkable. it's out of colombia. four children are found alive after spending 40 days alone in the amazon. how they were located and the reaction we're get ting from their families. you want to see that one. >>> we begin this morning with donald trump lashing out as we learn new details about the indictment against him. trump took aim at jack smith, the prosecutor, the special counsel overseeing the of the mishandling o

. >> and i'm amara walker, you're live in the cnn newsroom.being indicted by the special counsel in the classifie

. >> i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker today.appy to be here. >> good to have you for the weekend. >> round out the weekend. >> mm-hmm. >> here is what we are watching watching this morning. republican presidential hopefuls trying to pitch themselves to voters. how they are hoping to stand out in a field that's grown increasingly crowded. >> officials say they though what caused a train crash in india that killed nearly 300 people. more on the recovery sefrts and what we're learning about what led to that accident. >>> youtube says it will no longer remove content featuring false claims about the 2020 election. why they say they are rolling back the policy now approaching another election. >>> arizona is pausing construction permits in the phoenix area because of water supply concerns. the 100-year plan builders must have before they are allowed to start new projects. >>> all right. two more names will soon be joining the growing list of republicans running for president. former new jersey governor chris christie who ran in 2016

i'm rahel solomon in for amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. it is good of you to be with us. thank you for spending just another hour with us here this morning. and thank you for coming down to atlanta. >> i didn't know if that was going to come my way. thank you for coming! >> here's what we're watching for you this morning. of course, the focus for republican presidential hopefuls on iowa. their message that these candidates and soon-to-be candidates are given to voters as they try to set themselves apart in a growing field. >>> and there are new details on that train crash in india that killed nearly 300 people. our team is at the crash site with more on what we are learning about the cause of the crash, and also the recovery efforts. >>> a federal judge in tennessee says stthat the state's law limiting public drag shows sun constitutional. his reason for striking down the law and what happens next. >>> and a school bus bursts into flames in milwaukee. coming up, the driver who is a pregnant woman who is credited with saving the lives of dozens of children. she will join u

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>> well, amara being on the street in 1993 as tanks and armored personnel carriers came up the boulevarde white house in moscow. you need to remember, vladimir putin was around for the events of 1991 and 1993. he is seen these kinds of insurrections before. he has created a narrative based on those insurrections, if they ever happen again he would use the brutality of the state to crack down and squash anything like that. in fact, that is his whole reason for being in power. he is powerful, he is in control, he will allow no traders or anyone to cause any problems. this is going to be a real challenge to him, he has been through it, he told everyone how he's going to react but we haven't seen that yet. >> is there any way the u.s. will soon be surprised by this, they have an inkling on what we are seeing today, could they have shared any intelligence with wagner through some kind of back channel potentially? even if it might have been purely intelligence related? >> that's unlikely, i think we are in touch with ukrainians and others who have those kinds of contacts. we have been watching

amara's mother has now made it her mission to teach other families about window safety through her nonprofitavels across the bay area, speaking at community events and handing out pamphlets with window safety tips. i'm literally just everywhere, pushing my window awareness. like i don't care how much money is spent, i don't care. i just because i feel like if just one it just one. pick up the pamphlet i can be saving at least one life. and that's all that matters to me. well, some of the window safety tips include making sure no furniture is located near a window so children can't climb on it and reach the window and install window guards designed to limit how far a window will open. thankfully, he's okay and it's wonderful that she's out trying to prevent that. great advice. great advice. all right. time is 507. steve's here. i was just out on the deck. steve. lots of low clouds, like you were saying . i have not been out there yet, mr. clark, but i can only imagine. yes, we had a break yesterday, but today the low clouds are back because there's another low, another system on the way, the

and professor adam amara has made it his life's work.d a technique called gravitational lensing. this is where the shapes of galaxies just bend a little bit. and if you have enough galaxies, you can see how they bend and then you figure out what comes out next. and the crazy idea that a friend of mine and i had was, if you want to make the most out of this technique, you just need to take a picture of the whole sky — to the point where you can find and measure galaxies that are ten billion years away from us and you want to measure a billion of them. how much have we measured so far and what scope is this going to have comparably? there are satellites like the hubble space telescope, which is very famous, and that takes super—high—res images of a little area here, a little bit over here. you know, maybe that little bit over there. but to do that over the whole sky, that's the thing that really changes with euclid. at this very moment, there are 8,000 satellites orbiting our earth, but euclid is unique. if you think about the space sector

inflation hits all of us, particularly those who can least amora— particularly those who can least amaraere that the inflation rate we heard yesterday will be remahhhhg— heard yesterday will be remaining at- heard yesterday will be remaining at 8.9. rishi sunak ew— remaining at 8.9. rishi sunak ear hrhme— remaining at 8.9. rishi sunak our prime minister has said that he hmemae— our prime minister has said that he hhrehae re— our prime minister has said that he intends to cut— our prime minister has said that he intends to cut inflation in ham— he intends to cut inflation in hah hy— he intends to cut inflation in hah by he— he intends to cut inflation in half by the end— he intends to cut inflation in half by the end of this year. do you— half by the end of this year. do you rhhmk— half by the end of this year. do you rhhmk he-e— half by the end of this year. do you think he's going to be able to you think he's going to be able re aehhewe— you think he's going to be able to achieve that?— you think he's going to be able to achieve that? _ you think he's going to be able to achieve that? �

ringback ringback ringback ringback ringback the this used to be valerie just place a flat, like amara no said drop of worst have remains that erica used to catch the nose of comp deal and to catch fish here. oh my goodness, what happened to this like? i want to use to come up to here. valerie, come, i mean, what does a day labor a for a nickel fishing company, the lake joined up after 2 years of droughts. by may 2020 to 8000000 cubic meters of water had disappeared.