earlier today, i spoke with a family of brianna taylor. this morning, they were informed for the justice department is charged for current and former level metro police department officers with federal crimes related to ms taylors death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the officers are also accused of plotting to cover up their behavior if convicted they could get up to 20 years in prison for obstruction and 5 years for conspiracy and line oh, along with the killing of george floyd and may 2020 taylor's death lead to protest across the united states, against both racism and police brutality. the lawyer for taylor's family called there is days arrest a product of speaking out because we don't fight our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family 12000000 dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police acc

that they would likely come to brianna's upon me, come to brianna's appointment, and kick in the door. they know that these fossil fat documents, this search war, would lead them to think that it was a dangerous situation that they were going to have guns drawn. and they knew that these false, so fide documents were likely to lead to serious bodily injury and possibly death. and that's exactly what it did when, as the attorney general say, brianna was shot in the heart and that led to her death. and so that's why we're so grateful to the department of justice because they fall where the fax went and where dan, your camera were in go. so thank you again to the justice department. and now our young lady who is the queen of this movement. she is, one of the leaders were of angelo and marsan and lambert who are lead until freedom who move to louisville and till they were going to get justice for brianna taylor and thank god yakking valley go home. yes. so to make a mallory and the queen a little while reaction there of the yet family of her born at taylor shot dead in our home in 2020. ye

brianna. brianna. >> sit up. sit up, brianna. >> you look at the video, and you can see the reckless disregard they have for her care. >> reporter: attorney for the grier family, ben crump, says brianna suffered brain trauma, falling into a coma before she died on july 21st. he's demanding transparency from investigators. brianna's parents beginning the difficult task of keeping their daughter's spirit alive. >> she would give you the clothes off her back. >> and if she you looking sad, she going to find out. she going to keep after you until you tell her what's wrong. >> reporter: attorney ben crump is demanding investigators release more videos. as for the gbi, they say the officer driving the car never went on the passenger side of the vehicle, and, also, the other officer was not wearing a body camera. >> all right. thank you, ike. >>> overseas now, britain's prince charles is embroiled in a new scandal. his charity accepted a donation of more than $1 million from the family of osama bin laden in 2013. severa

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.nd president zelenskyy telling troops to go home as they gained ground in south. ukrainians have retain foul villages from russian occupation. you can see a couple right here. they're near the crucial taking of kherson. kherson was the first city, of course, to fall to the russians months ago. and announcing the counteroffensive, a claim that failed miserably and heavy losses. we're live on the ground. >>> and political chaos gripping iraq as deadly clashes play out in baghdad's green zone. at least ten people were killed. more than 200 injured after a powerful cleric announced he's stepping down from politics. hundreds of protesters stormed the presidential palace. they were met by tear gas in live fire. and just getting word that four rockets damaged straight ahead. >>> and one year since the final plane left afghanistan. the cnn special report an how life has changed under the taliban. clarissa ward is standing by. melissa bell kicking off the team from the international atomic agen

we've been sam. brianna was not involved. we've been saying they should not be at brianna's home. we've been saying that officer should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting that jestus this country on this day in this city, in louisville, kentucky. we have been vindicated. there is justice for us. somebody was wrong, and not only were they wrong, not only did they live, but they attempted to cover it up. they have been lying to you. and the shock here is not that it happened. the shock is that it is expo. yeah, they're honest with bank that we have to talk about. it has been exposed to what i say to america. what are we missing? at rosen? jordan joins us live now from washington. and rosa, very important to the offices that have been charged here. were part of the, the, the process of will a falsified the affidavit in order to get the search warrant on the, i'm just, it just explain to us what these are, what these changes involve. well, essentially what the usaa government is alleging is that 3 of the officers who have been cha

we've been sam. brianna was not involved. we've been saying they should not be at brianna's home. we've been saying the officer should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting digestive in this country on this day in this city, in lowville, kentucky, we have been vindicated. there is justice for us. some body was wrong, and not only were they wrong, not only did they live, but they attempted to cover it up. they have been lying to you, and the shock here is not that has happened. the shock is bad. it is expo, a bank that we have to talk about. it has been exposed to what i say to america. what are we missing? so as we celebrate and congratulate and we must take a moment to breathe, we must take some time to cry. we must have, we have to have time to recover. and so he'll, because let me say to you, all this has been traumatic. this is a traumatic being black in a country that over and over again tells you your life does not matter. and listen to me, it should not have taken the f b. i to lead this into this investigation where we're

and nat, brianna didn't deserve that. taylor was killed when lowville police stormed her apartment, looking for a drug dealer. her boyfriend said police didn't announce themselves, and so he fired his gun at what he thought were intruders. police shot back 22 times. hitting taylor in the chest. federal prosecutor say police knew they didn't have the evidence to justify rating taylor's home, but they did so. anyway, earlier today, i spoke with the family of brianna taylor. this morning. they were informed for the justice department is charged for current and former louisville metro police department officers with federal crimes related to ms taylors death. those alleged crimes include civil rights, offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the officers are also accused of plotting to cover up their behavior if convicted they could get up to 20 years in prison for obstruction and 5 years for conspiracy and line oh, along with the killing of george floyd and may 2020 taylor's de

and 2 years after medical technician, brianna taylor was shot dead in her home. during a botched police raid for police offices have been charged over their roles and the incident death led to mass protests across united states as part of the black lives matter movement. also triggered by the killing of george floyd, which took place just a few months later. rosalind jordan reports now. i heard, i heard i a moment of celebration for the family and friends, abriana taylor for current and former louisville police officers have been arrested on federal charges in connection with taylors killing and march 2020 yard line. well, we've been saying it was the truth that they shouldn't have been near nat. brianna didn't deserve that. taylor was killed when lowville police stormed her apartment, looking for a drug dealer. her boyfriend said police didn't announce themselves, and so he fired his gun at what he thought were intruders. pulleys shot back 22 times. hitting taylor in the chest. federal prosecutor say police knew they didn't have the evidence to justify rating ta

john and brianna?> and joining us now former attorney general alberto gonzales, he also served as counsel to president george w. bush, he is now the dean of belmont university college of law. sir, thank you so much for being with us this morning. as you're watching this, what do you think about how doj is handling this as there are a lot of questions coming from donald trump's critics about what's happening here. >> it's just part of the job, brianna. you know, long-standing protocol about how the department conducts these investigations and out of fairness to multiple parties, out of fairness to the investigation, the integrity of the investigation, the department typically does not comment on the details of the investigation certainly. with respect to confirmation of the raid, i don't know why there needs to be a confirmation there, everyone knows that the search did occur. there are some things, you know -- these stories that perhaps officials within the department are feeling uncomfortable and beli

we've been sam. brianna was not involved. we've been saying they should not be at brianna's home. we've been saying that officer should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting that justice rosen jordan rings this more from washington. essentially what the usaa government is alleging is that 3 of the officers who have been charged on thursday and who have been arrested basically used information that they knew was out of date, used information that they had not independently verified or corroborated. and put it together in a search warrant. they knew that this information was faulty, but they used the document any way, according to federal prosecutors, to carry out this raid on several locations, including the apartment of brianna taylor. they also allege that to once so she was killed, they were scrambling within 24 hours to basically try to cover up the fact that they did not have all of the correct information to justify conducting this so called no knock raid, where you basically break down a door and just go in guns blazing out

how about that, brianna? >> all right.d "new day" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >>> 12 boxes carried out of mar-a-lago, that is according to new reports this morning. i'm john berman in new york, brianna keilar in washington. cnn has also learned the fbi executed the search warrant at donald trump's home because they suspected the former president and his team were not being honest with them about the materials he took from the white house after leaving office. materials the investigators believe have national security implications. >>> also this morning, presumably separate from this, we learn that the fbi seized the cellphone of a republican congressman and trump ally scott perry in relation to the january 6th investigation. >> there is still, of course, so much that we do not know about the search of the former president's home. what exactly was taken by investigators, what probable cause evidence was presented to get the search warrant here and exactly what did trump take home with him when he left the white house. >> again

>> yeah, brianna, thanks so much.ate of the union, it was a central plank of his agenda and i think frankly without the president demanding it i don't think it would have gotten done. but, yeah, i have talked to him about this and, do you know what, the bottom line is obviously as we have all witnessed as a country, beau biden, major beau biden is front and center in the president's thinking all the time but this bill overwhelmingly in the president's view was about others, about what moms like the one about spouses, about kids, and about vets themselves. and so this was, obviously, something that the president had beau in mind on, but at the end of the day, the most important thing he always underscored to me, including just last night, is that this was about all the vets across the country who, you know, for 30 years now have had to wait for this. that's just too long. >> senator rand paul, who has touted his family's history of military service at veterans events, but has not himself served, voted against the bill

a former detective these guilty to our role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that sponsor protests about racial justice in the us. and brazil's president welcomed involved heart of a portuguese emperor. critics accuse him of playing politics for we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this year, as independence day celebrations, are strikingly different. the countries on edge after warnings, russia may ramp up its attacks, streets are empty in the northeast in city of khaki, where strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. a day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began, and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but as al jazeera, teresa bore reports from keith some ukrainians are still finding ways to mark the occasion. it's national flag day in ukraine. precedent followed me the salons, he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the east and south had been occu

we've been sam. brianna was not involved, we been saying they should not be at brianna's home. we've been saying that officer should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting digestive in this country on this day in this city, in lowville, kentucky, we have been vindicated. there is justice for us. somebody was wrong, and not only were they wrong, not only good law, but they attempted to cover it up, they have been lying to you, and the shock here is not that has happened. the shock is that it is expo, a bank that we have to talk about. it has been exposed to what i say to america. what are we missing? so as we celebrate and congratulate and we must take a moment to breathe, we must take some time to cry. we must have, we have to have time to recover and to heal. because let me say to you, all this has been traumatic. this is a traumatic being black in a country that over and over again tells you your life does not matter. and listening to me, it should not have taken the f b. i to lead this into this investigation. we're going to

tell us what we are looking at here. >> brianna, thanks for having me.i think are the two important words here. what you are looking at is two photos, one from the white house which is the one that looks like it has carpet on the bottom, the other from an overseas trip that a trump white house source provided me recently after some of the revelations during the january 6th hearing. this person, like a number of staffers i spoke with, while some of the testimony that has been heard has been disputed, generally found the overall picture of trump to be pretty familiar with what they had experienced and they wanted to share them. again, as you say, people are going to make jokes about toilets and so forth, it would still be a story if it was a fireplace. the point is about the destruction of records which are supposed to be preserved under the presidential records act which is a watergate-era creation. >> maggie, remind us of that part of the story because these pictures confirm something that you broke before in this early release of your book "confidence m

i'm brianna keilar.ign another of his big agenda items, the climate bill signed on friday as average gas prices have dropped to blow $4 a gallon for the first time in months. all of which are hoping will help them in midterm races across the country. joining us is u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm. >> thank you, brianna. >> i want to talk about this bill in a moment. i know as cabinet secretary you frequently work with sensitive government information. are you interested in learning that top secret information was found at mar-a-lago. >> well, sure. >> you are, but you don't want to say more. i understand the administration is keeping their distance here. >> yeah, of course. you know, the president when he appointed merrick garland as attorney general said to him, you work for the people, you don't work for me, we are all reading the news reports, but let's have any questions that are outstanding answered by the department of justice. >> there is a question for you that would be specific to the dep

i'm brianna keilar with john berman.ere in a matter of hours the united states is hoping to embark on its return to the moon. you are looking at live images from the kennedy space center where the uncrewed artemis i mission is set to lift off between 8:33 a.m. and 10:33 a.m. eastern. right now the weather does appear to be cooperating. >> artemis i will fly around the moon with three mannequins, including one nicknamed commander moon a--kin campos. the artemis program aims to land humans on the unexplored lunar south pole of the moon in the next few years and ultimately serve as a way to get to mars. nasa administrator bill nelson says we're returning to the moon to live, work and survive. let's get right to the kennedy space center, cnn's space and defense correspondent kristin fisher is there. kristen, how are we looking so far? >> reporter: it is too soon to say, john. nasa has already successfully troubleshooted two big issues this morning, that's the good news. the first issue was they made it through some pretty se

brianna, john. >> certainly is.along with john berman. and the justice department is putting it out there, that its search of mar-a-lago last week involved highly classified materials and highly sensitive information. that is all the doj really wants anyone to know at this point, in order to protect its investigation and the documents seized from donald trump's home in florida. the justice department's position was revealed in a court filing opposing the release of the affidavit that lays out the case for searching mar-a-lago. senators from both parties on the intelligence committee and media companies including cnn are pushing to see some of the information. >> according to "the wall street journal," attorney general merrick garland look at the weeks before approving the application for the mar-a-lago search. there were frequent meetings during that time between the justice department and the fbi. now the attorney general is faced with the decision on whether to actually charge the former president or others. joini

jazeera live from doha, also a head, a former detective pleads guilty to our role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that sponsor protests about racial justice in the us. and brazil's president welcomes embalmed hard of a forty's. emperor, critics accuse him of plain politics. we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this is independence base calibration strikingly different countries on edge after warnings. russia may ram puppets attack streets are emptying the northeast and see if concave, where strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the day coincides with 6 months in the russian invasion began, and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but as teresa will report some key from ukrainians, we're still finding ways to mark the occasion. it's the national flag day, and ukraine precedent follow the me to philip. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation, fifties across the east and south have b

brianna? >> yeah, and into what just happened with this mar-a-lago search as well, we should expect a spate of investigation fs that's the case. gabby, stuart, thank you to both of you. >> did someone mention the mar-a-lago search? the "washington post" is now reporting that former president trump is rushing to assemble a team of veteran lawyers to defend him from potential criminal exposure after confidential documents were recovered from his florida home but keeps getting rejected. we know of two high profile lawyers representing trump, kevin o'connor and jim trusty a former federal prosecutor. trump and his allies have put forth a number of arguments following the search. let's talk more about those arguments and how effective they might be. with us cnn's senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor ellie honing. their defense has evolved, right, but there are some distinct themes and let's discuss how valid they may or may not be based on the evidence that we have. defense number one

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.cheduled to hear arguments this afternoon. now, the department of justice is fighting the release of the affidavit, insisting it could compromise its investigation. >> cnn has learned some trump allies are urging him to publicly release surveillance footage of fbi agents searching mar-a-lago. eric trump says his father will absolutely release the tapes at the right time. so just to be clear here, this is not the same surveillance video that was subpoenaed by investigators, that surveillance video reportedly showed activity around boxes of classified documents that so alarmed law enforcement they moved forward with securing that search warrant. gabby orr joins us now with the latest on this. gabby? >> brianna, we're learning that former president donald trump is being urged by some of his allies to release the cctv surveillance footage from the day that the fbi searched his mar-a-lago residence. now, some of his allies have argued that releasing this footage could give him a leg up in a

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. cheney's defeat was by a near historic margin in a primary in as much of a sign as we have seen that donald trump has a vice grip on the core of the republican party. cheney who is vice chair of the january 6th committee made it clear she will continue her mission to keep trump from ever returning to office. >> two years ago i won this primary with 73% of the vote. i could easily have done the same again. the path was clear. but it would have required that i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election, it would have required that i enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system and attack the foundations of our republic. that was a path i could not and would not take. >> so if she is going to continue this fight the question this morning, how, where and in what office does she plan to do that? this was her trump-backed rival, harriet hageman in her victory speech. >> wyoming has spoken on behalf of everyone who is concerned that the game is becoming more a

john, brianna?mis i moon rocket launch continues right now. >>> good monday morning, everyone. glad you're with us. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. a launch 50 years in the making will now have to wait at least a few days. the artemis i was scheduled to lift off this morning from kennedy space center for a journey around the moon. >> launch director charlie blackwell thompson has called a scrub of the attempt of the launch of artemis i and the space launch system with the orion spacecraft

we know this if you remember, brianna, over the past weekend interviewed mike turner. he pushed back saying we know the remarks are classified -- we don't know -- guess what they are classified. >> katelyn polantz our reporter read it that doj really means that they really don't want this released. one other issue i want to bring up here, overnight, the reporting that trump organization cfoalen weisselberg is apparently in a plea deal with prosecutors for jail time against him. and there are reports that this will not involve the plea deal investigation against donald trump. >> yeah. there's two types of plea deals. there's the cooperation plea where you agree to testify against other people. then what we call a straight plea, you plead guilty, get a reduced sentence and go home. allen weisselberg, a longtime financial officer of the trump organization, pretty clearly the effort here was to put a charge on allen weisselberg, try to flip him. he's going to plead guilty, and not testify against trump. that could have eliminated the greatest chance of donald trump being c

. >> reporter: yeah, it's looking a little dubious right now, john and brianna. the teams have worked several technical issues over the last few hours, they also have been dealing with some weather delays, potential lightning strikes delayed the propellant loading about 45 minutes but then they noticed a hydrogen leak as they were going through the pre launch checks. also now they are dealing with two issues in parallel, they have identified a potential crack in the inter tank flange, they've noticed that as a result of frost so that could just be frost, it could be the result of a crack, so the teams are looking into that, but also an engine issue. engine number 3 on the core stage, the core stage is that orange huge middle part of the rocket that you see. one of the four engines is not performing as expected right now. as you pointed out there is a two-hour launch window but all of these delays have added up so it's unclear right now if the teams will be able to troubleshoot these issues but also if they would be able -- if they are able to troubleshoot these i

>> good morning, brianna.s been the journal, jury and executioner on player discipline and has often been criticized for the punishments handed down. yesterday he announced he's giving the power to former new jersey attorney general peter c. harvey, on a panel that advised goodell on the case involving ezekiel elliott five years ago. harvey will decide whether the six-game suspension handed down by an independent judge on monday is enough. two dozen women have accused the quarterback of sexual misconduct. watson has denied wrongdoing. the league asking watson to be banned for an entire season. no timetable has been set for the hearing to begin. >>> finally, football is back. raiders and jaguars kicking off in the hall of fame game in canton, ohio, last night. in year's first round overall pick travon walker showing why he was selected so high, getting a sack and abdullah scoring the first touchdown of the year and doing a roundhouse kick to cap it off. vegas beat jacksonville 27-11. eight football greats will

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>> good morning, brianna.ue baseball ever come up with, this is right there at the top of the list. this is the second year for the game in diresville, iowa. kevin costner didn't wander around the field this year before the game. arguably the sports most famous father/son duo led things off. >> hey, you want to have a catch? >> i would like that. playing catch pregame others joined them before the reds and cubs players emerged from the corn stalks. a hologram of late legendary cubs broadcaster harry caray led the seventh inning stretch. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ >> yeah, pretty wild how realistic that hologram looks. as for the game, the cubs jumping out early. they scored three runs in the first inning on the way to a 4-2 win. this may be it for the corn fields for a while. major league baseball reportedly does not have plans to play in diresville next season. >>> in the nba retiring the number 6 league wide in honor of the late celtics legend bill russell. 11-time nba champion and civil rights activis

i don't know about your babies, brianna, they like what they like.tolerate. unfortunately, babies are still ending up at the doctors office with problems, they don't get enough to eat. and sadly e.r. sometimes. so we're not out of the wood by any stretch of the imagination but things are getting better. brianna. >> it's amazing, babies upset by the formula can affect the entire mood of the household. >> oh, yeah. >> i also noticed on the shelves, sometimes it's the small cans, they don't have the big cans, you're going to pay more for the small chance and a cost issue which no one needs right now. elizabeth, i appreciate you following this, thank. >> thanks. >>> atlanta's biggest music festival is pulling the plug after an obstacle to the festival. >>> plus, a town near uvalde bans an ar-15 gun raffle hosted by, quote, friends of the nra. the reaction from the community. that's ahead. and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule nowow. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try

oh, former detective pleads guilty to her role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that sponsor protests about racial injustice in awe. he has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle. travel package to the hello there. it's still a story of relentless, dangerous heat, across parts of east asia. in particular, for china that's been battling a heat wave for more than 2 months. and that's cause levels in its largest fresh water lake it to decline the satellite, shows that the klein over 10 years. now we've seen red alerts for the past 12 days, extreme heat continuing, but we are going to the temperatures start to come down as wet or whether it works its way in. we've got a tropical storm that's going to edge into coastal areas on wednesday bringing torrential rain and strong winds to the lights of hong kong. see that temperature dip by about 5 degrees by thursday. it will start to work its way into the southwest of china. at the end of the week, we'll see temperatures come down as well across more central and eastern areas. that's as the finger of rain that's rolling a

s. police officer has pleaded guilty for her role in the death of brianna taylor, a black woman, shot and killed during a police raid. taylor was killed in a home and 2020 at that spot protests of a racial justice and police brutality. across the u. s. federal investigators say kelly good lit conspired to create a cover story and added a line to the search warrant. shebra tons, he is more. kelly, good luck now has pled guilty to falsify the arrest warrant that convinced a judge to, to, to allow it to go ahead and then conspiring to cover up what she did with the other officer. it saw that she will be giving evidence against 2 of the other offices who have been charged by the department of justice. there's a 3 offices in charge with our bureaucratic side of the raid. another office has been charged with excessive force. it was the officer who basically stood outside brianna taylor's apartment, just shooting wildly into the apartment. despite the fact we could see anything that were blinds down on a block out. when he was just firing away with it, with his guns, he's going to be charged

anyway, earlier today, i spoke with a family of brianna taylor. this morning. they were informed for the justice department is charged for current and former level metro police department officers with federal crimes related to ms taylors death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offences, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the officers are also accused applauding to cover up their behavior, if convicted they could get up to 20 years in prison for obstruction and 5 years for conspiracy and line along with the killing of george floyd and may 2020 taylors death lead to protest across the united states against both racism and police brutality. the lawyer for taylor's family called thursday's arrest, a product of speaking out whenever we don't fight for our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's ove

>> reporter: good morning, brianna.here's been a flurry of legal activity surrounding this investigation including a lot of legal wrangling to try to get republican south carolina senator lindsey graham here to testify before the special purpose grand jury. it was on monday that a federal judge here in atlanta denied his motion to quash his order to appear here. saying that there was considerable areas of inquiry that were not legislative in nature when he called georgia secretary of state's office twice in the wake of the 2020 election. attorneys responded asking a separate federal judge for a stay on his order to appear and now today the district attorney's office has until 9:00 a.m. to respond to that filing. there's a lot of moving parts here. just to remind everybody how we got here it was graham when he was the then chairman of the senate judiciary committee that called georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, graham said it was a fact-finding phone call. take a listen to how brad raffensperger characterize

brianna?he european union and britain are under drought conditions, that's about the size of india, bigger than alaska, texas and california combined. about 46% of this land is under a drought warning, another 17% is under a more severe alert level where vegetation is stressed. the new data comes as the world grapples with a world food crisis only just abating as russia lifts this blockade of grain exports from ukraine. extreme weather have worsened that crisis. >>> in puerto rico beach erosion is destroying the island at an alarming rate after the -- after the island has suffered so many other disasters as well. puerto rico's climate change council is sounding the alarm here with its latest assessment. let's get to leyla santiago for the very latest on what they are facing. >> reporter: well, brianna, when i talked to the puerto rico climate change council they add to that list of things they've dealt with related to climate change droughts, property loss, very vulnerable ecosystem. this is f

i'm john berman with brianna keilar, and judge bruce reinhart released several procedural court documentssed to justify the search of mar-a-lago, providing new details and maybe a sharper focus on the president himself as a potential subject of a criminal probe. this is the document that was released and there is specific information in here about willful retention. in other words, they say he knew he had documents and he knew what they were. so this is all part of the argument over whether to release the affidavit justifying the search of mar-a-lago, prosecutors made the case for secrecy because they say evidence might be destroyed, but the judge set in motion the possibility of releasing a redacted version of the affidavit and that process will kick into gear as soon as next week. >>> and ludicrous, ridiculous, bs, those words and phrases coming from some former trump senior officials who are scoffing at the former president and his allies' argument that he had a standing order to declassify documents he took from the white house. cnn reached out to 18 former top trump administration of

. ♪ >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this new day. major win in the senate caps a string of legislative success for the biden white house. so will it push midterm voters to the polls? >>> and are celebrity candidates including mehmet oz threatening mitch mcconnell's hopes to retake the senate. >>> the january 6th committee confirming it is requesting a trove of alex jones' text messages sent at trial. >>> and what actress anne heche said on her podcast before crashing her car into a home, causing it to burst into flames. >>> all right. i'm just going to keep going here. democrats in array, a string of legislative success, much of it bipartisan has the white house hoping it is gaining momentum heading into the midterms. the inflation reduction act, it passed the senate and now heads to the house for a vote as early as friday. >> this represents the largest investment to combat the climate crisis in u.s. history, $369 billion. major health care provisions include allowing medicare to negotiate the prices of some drugs, something that wi

they had plenty of evidence tonc go into brianna. taylor's house. biggest culprit here c is the boyfriend, her currentnt boyfriend, last name walker, who actually shot a policeame officer as they wereoo breaching the door after announcing before they went intoer a residence. well, here's how bene crump, who is the taylor family attorney, reacted to the charge. what a great day to arrest the killers of brown who sayil the first thing i will sayle is thank god that kentucky attorney general david cameron did not get the last word justice for and brandon, your response more . this is not justice for benjamin crump. this is a payday. he's actually saying thank god we could get more money out of this situation. because none of this is going to bring brianna taylor back to life. and i think this should be a lesson to all the young people that are here watching, even if you're older, you should notul be involved in criminal activity boughtd a gun, you die by the gun.. and brianna taylor had no business being involved with earmark disclosure. i'm pretty sur

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. for drinking, bathing, even brushing your teeth after the failure of the city's main water treatment plant. >> it is actually forcing businesses to close and schools to move online. residents lined up for bottled water tuesday until the supply ran out. overnight, president biden approved an emergency declaration ordering fema to assist with relief efforts. we're going to have much more on that in a moment. >>> first, stunning photo released overnight, folders labeled top secret, secret, sensitive compartmented information, officials say these were taken from mar-a-lago even after donald trump's team claimed they had handed everything over. this is part of the most comprehensive filing yet from the department of justice, explaining what they found and why they executed a search warrant at mar-a-lago. the government says it, quote, developed evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room at mar-a-lago and that efforts were likely taken to obstru

i'm john berman here with brianna keilar.hese are some of the questions we will try to answer this morning. admittedly, some of these questions don't yet have answers. this is what we know so far, early monday morning, federal agents executing a warrant searched donald trump's mar-a-lago resort. we are told this is part of the investigation into the handling of classified documents, taking them from the white house to mar-a-lago. mishandling classified documents, hiding or destroying them, if that is what happened, could absolutely be against the law. >> searching the home of a former president for possible evidence of a crime would require approval at the top levels of the justice department. and a source tells cnn the fbi search included examining where these documents were kept. and that boxes of items were actually taken from the resort from trump's home. trump's son eric defined the search, he said it was conducted over documents sought over the national archives. >> purpose of the raid from what they said was because th

brianna? >> jeff zeleny in jackson. great to see you. >>> and joining us now to discuss, cnn chief national correspondent and the anchor of "inside politics" john king. >> good morning. >> good morning. so great to have you on this day. can you just put into context this morning in history where you go from liz cheney two years ago winning by more than -- she wins with more than 70% of the vote, and here she gets creamed with a spread of more than 30%, even though she has democrats going to her side. >> she stood up to trump and trump got 70% of the vote in conservative wyoming and this is the defining fight in the republican party right now. she knew it. she knew it. she explained last night, she had a choice, she had a choice, join her leader, kevin mccarthy in the house in telling a lie, repeating a lie, supporting a lie that somehow donald trump was cheated in 2020, or stand up for it. so i'm more fascinated by the next chapter. this was wyoming is wyoming to jeff's point, hundreds of peop

i'm brianna keilar with john berman this morning.e ongoing threats against american law enforcement. for the next hour we have brand-new reporting on what the fbi found, why they went in and why national security is at the heart of the search. >> the reporting this morning at least one attorney for the former president signed a written statement in june claiming that all materials marked classified at mar-a-lago had been returned to the government. based on what we saw last week, that appears false. trump has made a lot of claims about why those documents were in his mar-a-lago home. now he says there are documents that fall under attorney/client privilege and should be returned immediately. worth noting, this is a special issue from the laws the fbi suggested might have been broken. cnn's kristin holmes with what we know at this point about the case. >> reporter: seven days ago the fbi executing a search warrant at former president trump's mar-a-lago home in palm beach, florida. an unprecedented acceleration in the monthslong invest

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.e former president's residence had been returned to the government. it seems this morning that the fbi believed that was false. and this might have contributed to the need for the search warrant last week. >>> trump's response to the search warrant has evolved almost daily, sometimes hourly since last monday. he now insists the seized materials fall under attorney/client privilege and should be returned to him immediately. to be clear, whether or not some documents are protected has nothing to do with the fact that the fbi believes trump might have broken the law. >> investigators are pursuing the next steps of the criminal investigation into the handling of national security material. new reporting in the "wall street journal" suggests the process could take months as agents try to figure out who might have had access to these documents. joining us now is "wall street journal" justice department reporter sadie german who has been pushing so much of this reporting forward. the head lin

another office has been charged with excessive force, the officer who basically stood outside brianna taylor's apartment, just shooting wildly into the apartment, despite the fact that he could see anything. there were blinds down on a black outcome, but he was just firing away with it with his guns. he's going to be charged with excessive force. again, he was acquitted on that charge in the state court already though once. but we should also remember them that just leaves the 2 offices who are actually inside brianna, taylor taylor apartment, who bust him. they claim that they announce themselves brown, tennis boyfriend who was the being said, said they did not. they're the ones who actually 5 to 10 years, many shots inside the apartment 6 with which hit brown and one of which killed them . they haven't been charged with anything. so it's clearly welcomed that people are being charged by the federal government of constitutional crimes. but this is clearly fatal out of state level, but, but so it's still being looked at at least something moving forward that the people are slowly perh

o and a full, my detective pleads guilty to have role in the killing of brianna taylor, a case that led to widespread protests about races and valid policing in the u. s. hello and welcome. we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this is independence day celebrations strikingly different. the country is on edge off to warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks. streets are empty in the northeast and city of khaki, where a strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned, must gatherings for the whole week. the day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began, and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. but it's theresa by reports from cave, some ukrainians, all still finding ways to mark the occasion. oh, it's national flag, dane ukraine. precedent follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the east and south have been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to get them back. mccauley, there wa