erin burnett, that's the truth. that until the justice department or until a judge and seals it, we don't know what the special counsel's alleging against the former president. and we don't know the seriousness of these charges until. then. >> and that's unbelievable. as you said, just because something feels empty air, something fills it. and maybe it's better to let the facts and let the tooth fill it then speculation. all right evan, thanks so much. i mean dana, it is incredible, here we are and we know so much, and yet we still know so little. and, we don't know when this information is all going to come out. >> no absolutely. and the fact that, as kaitlan collins heard from one of donald trump's attorneys. even they haven't seen the indictment yet. they've just gotten word about it. i want -- on the notion of donald trump and what his team is hearing, i want to go to cnn's kristen holmes. you have done some reporting, you're still doing reporting as we speak. what are you hearing from inside trump world, about

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and erin burnett visits troops training near the front lines in southern ukraine.he's live from the ground. >>> then we're getting our first look at pieces of the destroyed titan submersible. the giant sections of debris from the sub that imploded near the site of the titanic wreckage are now above the surface. what those pieces could tell investigators about what went wrong more than two miles under water. >>> plus an invisible danger in the water as peep head to the ocean. what has killed 11 people in the last two weeks at gulf coast beaches including a former nfl quarterback. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm bianna golodryga in for jake tapper. we star with our law and justice lead and two major developments in the special counsel investigation into donald trump's attempts to over turn the 2020 election. investigators from the special counsel's office are in atlanta today interviewing george secretary of state brad raffensperger. you might remember this call from january of 2021 when trump pushed him to find the votes needed to flip georgia from biden to trump. >>

abby. >> erin burnett, thank you very much.n out fareed zakaria, host of cnn's fareed zakaria gps. fareed, thank you for joining us tonight, this was a really unsettling but -- window into a russian civil war. what would it mean for the region and also for the world, really, if at the west had to confront a truly destabilized russia? >> oh, it would be catastrophic for the world. russia is one of the most important countries in the world, it spans and time zones, it is five and a half thousand miles, it would take eight or nine hours to fly from one end of russia to the other, it has the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, it has a seat at the security council, it borders all kinds of sensitive areas, from the middle east to china, to europe. so it would be a huge deal, the price of oil would skyrocket, the price of every commodity was skyrocket, the price of food would skyrocket. but let's be clear, that is not what happened. we got a brief glimpse at what could happen and it is worth remembering that the downside scenario,

i'm erin burnett reporting live from kyiv. in another sign of divided loyalty in the kremlin, documents shared exclusively with cnn, documents suggest that sergey surovikin was a vip member of the violent wagner group. keep in mind he has not been seen publicly in five days, the five days since yevgeny prigozhin marched towards moscow in a short-lived mutiny on sunday. matthew chance is inside russia. matthew, this is a crucial piece of information. i know you've actually seen these documents. as you go through them, what do they reveal? >> reporter: they're fascinating documents, because we don't know the whereabouts of surovikin at the moment. it's interesting because these documents were obtained by the dossier center which is a russian investigative group. they were shared exclusively with us so we've had a good look at them. they though that general surovikin was designated as a vip member of wagner. now, it's been long known he's had close ties with wagner. he's worked with that mercenary group in syria with russian forc

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, live deep inside eastern ukraine where the war is playing out. horrors striking a city center as a top russian investigative reporter has new details for us about the phone calls leading up to the insurrection against putin. that reporter is my guest. >>> and my full explosive interview with the ukrainian foreign minister, why he thinks the threat to putin is far from over, and his fears of an attack on europe's largest nuclear power plant. >>> plus, a wagner commander speaks out to cnn about yevgeny prigozhin's bold coup attempt and what's next for the man who humiliated vladimir putin. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." we are live tonight in eastern ukraine in the city of dnipro, a city on the road to the front lines of putin's war. behind me, you see blackness. but there is a city behind me of nearly 1 million people. it is just completely dark. after curfew completely dark. the street light

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"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, live from dnipro in eastern ukraine, questions tonight about a top russian general who was reportedly in on the coup attempt against putin. where is he tonight, and were there other top russians who may have helped yevgeny prigozhin? >>> plus, live in moscow where russians are speaking out to cnn. >>> and a u.s. marine vet here tells me why he's risking everything to fight for ukraine, and then preparing for battle. i'm going to take you to a ukrainian training ground where troops are about to return to the fight. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." we are live tonight in eastern ukraine in the city of dnipro. we are just west of the front lines deep in the country where the brutal war is being raged. now, this is a city of nearly a million people, and, as you can see in the darkness and rain right now, all city lights at night are turned off because of security concerns. and, again, tonight, we

and erin burnett is near the front lines in dnipro. and it is a brutal reminder that despite whatever unrest is happening inside of russia, putin's deadly and indiscriminate war on ukraine continues. >> reporter: that is right, bianna. and we understand in kramatorsk, there was a large pizza party and a lot of people. let's get to correspondent ben wedeman. he's at the scene of the strike. seeing what is happening as they're trying to pull bodies from the rubble. and, ben, what are you seeing. >> reporter: well erin, we've been pulled back because about 45 minutes ago there was fear that there was an air strike coming. so briefly they topped the rescue efforts and moved everybody away. but what i could tell you is that at 7:32 in the evening here, there was a strike on the area of the rea restaurant. very popular with soldiers and civilians. we spoke to somebody who was in the restaurant at the time. he said it was crammed with people. dozens of people. and that it was utter panda monia. here the air raid siren has gone off again. [ si

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comida tonight meeting with his legal team on the verge of his first court appearance in the case. two of trump's top former lawyers are "outfront" together tonight. >>> plus, violent rhetoric on the rise ahead of trump's arrival at the courthouse. right-wing extremists and armed supporters threatening to show up. so is law enforcement ready? a former member of the oath keepers will be my guest tonight. >>> ru

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, live from ukraine, damage control. russian president vladimir putin trying to project an image of strength as he faces the biggest threat ever to his authority. is putin still in danger of losing power? his former prime minister says yes, and he will be "outfront" next. >>> plus, where is yevgeny prigozhin? no confirmation that the wagner chief ever made it outside russia. as the fsb keeps its criminal investigation on prigozhin wide open. two moscow reporters who have covered him extensively with be reporting this hour. >>> i'm going to talk to the mayor of kyiv who warns ukraine is not prepared if putin attacks the biggest nuclear plant in all of europe. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, and welcome to a special edition of "outfront." i am erin burnett live from ukraine tonight. tonight, putin on defense. the russian president speaking out three days after the armed rebellion led by his former ally yevgeny prigozhin. and make no mistake, a threat to put

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, as we await chris christie's formal announcement that he's running for president, which we'll be bringing to you, we have breaking news right now in the trump investigation. mark meadows is testifying, trump's former chief of staff has now testified, we before a federal grand jury investigating trump. we are learning the special counsel is now using a grand jury in florida as well. we've got a lot of details for you tonight breaking. >>> and disaster in ukraine now a dangerous blame game of who is behind the destruction of a crucial dam. the breach unleashing deadly floodwaters, and now threatening the largest nuclear power plant in europe. >>> plus, the pga tour sells out to the saudis. is professional soccer about to be next? >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. trump's former chief of staff testifying. cnn confirming that mark meadows has testified before a federal grand jury investigating trump. meadows is a key figure in

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"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, ukraine's offensive. a widespread operation underway right now across eastern ukraine. forces on the ground claiming to be seizing territory from russia as a disturbing video tonight emerges of the russian private army holding a russian commander prisoner. >>> plus, tonight, a cnn exclusive. a mar-a-lago employee drained the resort's swimming pool. it's flooded a room where surveillance video logs were kept of the rooms where the documents were. is an indictment imminent? a former member of trump's legal team is "outfront." >>> a war of words after another dangerous encounter between american and chinese warships. it's not just the chinese government that's angry with the united states. tonight you'll hear some of the hate, the anger coming from chinese citizens. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, show of force. ukraine's deputy defense minister telling cnn an offensive is now taking place in multiple locations across east

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, former president trump about to be arrested for the second time in ten weeks. he's preparing to be formally placed under arrest and processed tomorrow at the federal courthouse in miami. of course, trump is the former president in american history to face federal charges. there are 37 counts in the indictment including willful retention of national defense information and trying to thwart the government's attempts to retrieve and find the documents themselves. now, if you combine it just to give you a sense of the magnitude of what we're looking at here, the charges would carry a total maximum of 400 years in prison. this is important for everyone to understand how very serious these charges are. trump is expected to spend the night tonight at his golf club in miami. and tomorrow he'll make the roughly 12-mile drive from there to the federal courthouse, which i'm going to show you now. the courthouse where police are bracing for up to 50,000 protesters tomorrow. at

burnett of watttn. ne— well, that's lord burnett of maldon.rman , of course as well, braverman, of course as well, has been in rwanda to see just what the rwandan government was doing to accommodate that those asylum seekers that the government hopes still hopes to send there at some point. now let's just see what the government does. i think it's almost certain that the government will try to appeal this decision by the court of appeal. it may then be an appeal to the supreme court , perhaps in to the supreme court, perhaps in league with the rwandan government. they look as a matter of urgency to address these deficiencies that have been highlighted by the court of appeal here before moving to any kind of appeal at the supreme court . it's all up kind of appeal at the supreme court. it's all up in the air as i say, this is a very signal, significant defeat for the government who were on course following that high court ruling to have this policy agreed as lawful. and at some point , lawful. and at some point, although they wanted to expand a

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cnn's erin burnett spoke with ukraine's foreign minister and asked him specifically about the nuclearsks that remain in russia. >> one big question out there remains the nuclear question, and obviously, the ukrainian intelligence chief says putin has drafted and approved, those are his words, plans to attack the zaporizhzhia power plant, which is the largest in europe. president zelenskyy has also warned of some an attack recently. how real is this risk, do you think? >> as long as zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant remains in the hands of russia, the risk is real. the question i think russia is struggling with, is the problem of retribution, because of course, they don't want to be blamed for causing another nuclear disaster. so i think they're struggling to find a way to perform it as a false flag operation or something else that would not be directly attributable to them. >> you can watch more of erin burnett's conversation tonight on "outfront" at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> later today, the u.s. is expected to announce a new $500 million aid package for ukraine. it's expected to include

let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, putin's alleged assassination plot. ukraine's military intelligence chief tonight saying russia's security service, the fsb, has been given the mission to assassinate yevgeny prigozhin. the wagner group leader, who led the armed insurrection against putin, of course, that's prigozhin, and the intelligence chief of ukraine saying, quote, all of such potential assassination attempts will not be fast. it will take them some time to have the proper approaches and reach the stage when they're ready to add a huge operation. the white house tonight is telling cnn that it's not sure what putin is up to on this. but, of course, we do know what happens to many who cross putin. they end up poisoned, imprisoned, or dead in almost every case. will that be prigozhin's fate? all we can tell you right now is that he is missing. he has not been seen since saturday when it was reported that he struck that deal with the kremlin or really with lukashenko, the leader of belarus, to cal

. >>> i'm erin burnett in kyiv. a five-minute late night speech by russian president vladimir putin after a weekend marking the biggest political challenge in russia since the fall of the soviet union. wagner troops advancing towards russia in what appeared to be an organized armed rebellion, suddenly halted after the belarusian leader helped strike a deal. yevgeny prigozhin speaking out today claiming he was not attempting to overthrow russia's military. the march to mass cow was, quote, a protest. he continued to insult the russian military. back in the united states, president biden made his first remarks about the mutiny emphasizing the west had nothing to do with the russian revolt. matthew chance is inside russia tonight amid this seismic shift. he's there. >> reporter: this is the last time we saw the wagner leader, departing the russian city he had essentially taken over on the weekend, amid cheers from supporters. [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: now yevgeny prigozhin is speaking out for the first time

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but the lord chiefjustice, lord burnett, announced it had been a split decision.eagues did not. the deficiencies in the asylum system in rwanda are such that there are substantial grounds for believing that there is a real risk that persons sent to rwanda will be returned to their home countries where they face persecution or other inhumane treatment, when in fact they have a good claim for asylum. in that sense, rwanda is not a safe third country. the government will be disappointed by today's majorityjudgement. a blow for the home secretary who has expressed her personal enthusiasm for getting flights to rwanda started as soon as possible. but that's not the end of the legal journey. the matter will almost certainly now move to the supreme court for a final hearing later this year. the prime minister could barely contain his anger, issuing a statement saying he fundamentally disagreed with the court's conclusion, insisting rwanda was safe, and that it was britain and its government who should decide who comes here, not criminal gangs. the home secretary, who rec

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what, we have a ton of mulch. . >>> i'm erin burnett from ukraine's capital. it top ukrainian intelligence official believes the russian security service known as the fsb has been tasked with assassinating yevgeny prigozhin, the chief of the wagner group. six days after his short-lived largely, though, totally unchallenged mutiny in russia. nick paten walsh is here with me now in kyiv. nick, this is pretty amazing if this is true, right? and there's so many question. prigozhin's location is still a mystery. so what are we hearing? >> ukrainian defense intelligence job is to sow disinformation like this but i do also have pretty good intelligence what russia is up to. whether this is true or not, it still begs the question where is yevgeny prigozhin. remember the deal is you stop the march on moscow, you go into exile in belarus, fine. instead we're seeing ind caitions planes affiliated with him are going to st. petersburg, moscow, minsk and also photographs of someone who looks a lot like him off getting off in st. petersburg. so i think we're in a period now

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i am erin burnett. the oval office. in the address the message will be one of victory from the president become it comes less than 24 hours after congress passed the bipartisan bill allowing washington to pay its bills to raise the debt ceiling. a major win for the president following weeks of tense negotiations and very dire warnings of economic catastrophe. it cuts spending and extends the debt ceiling just days before what would have been a devastating default we heard that from bank ceos and not just politicians. the speech also coming on the heels of what was up with esther jobs report. nearly 340,000 jobs added in the month of may. it was a stunning number and sent the dow surging. this is a significant event. phil mattingly is out front of the white house where the president will be speaking in just a few minutes. this is a friday night. it is a summer friday night. what more are you learning about why now and what we can expect tonight. >> reporter: this was put on the schedule last night. it's

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i'm wolf blitzer in washington with erin burnett in new york. breaking now, 37 criminal charges against donald trump revealed in a detailed federal indictment that's now public. the former president of the united states accused of storing and hiding very sensitive, highly classified documents as mar-a-lago allegedly conspireing with an aide to defy a subpoena for the material. >> wolf, prosecutors say trump kept secret information in a ballroom, up on a stage, in a bedroom and in a bathroom and even in a shower. the former commander in chief showed off documents including a document trump is said to have described as a, quote, plan of attack. >> tonight, erin, special counsel jack smith is vowing a very speedy trial arguing laws must be enforced as the indictment warrants trump risked exposing military and nuclear secrets of the united states and its allies. this is a special edition of "the situation room." the federal indictment of donald trump. the first ever federal criminal indictment of a former u.s. president is stunning in the scope and

william: brenda eubanks-burnette runs the florida citrus hall of fame.lved in the industry since 1981, when she was named florida's citrus queen. once a queen, always a queen. william: i don't think i've ever interviewed a queen before. eubanks-burnette says citrus has always been a part of the state's dna and she remains optimistic about the future. >> we're seeing people investing back into the industry. so hopefully it's not something that's going to be completely going away. but there were some sometimes and we did not think that we were going to have an industry here in florida. william: back at the university of florida's citrus research facility, several solutions are being tested. one is growing trees under these gigantic protective canopies -- they are covered with a mesh that's fine enough to block the insects, but still allow rain and sunshine in. another is developing new, blight-resistant varieties of citrus trees. >> there's a lot of things that we can do that are short term fixes to try to keep these trees healthy. but ultimately, the solu

i'm wolf blitzer in washington along with erin burnett in new york. happening now, breaking news.onald trump is en route to new jersey right now after being formally arraigned on 37 federal criminal charges related to his alleged mishandling of classified information. the former president of the united states turning himself in today at the federal courthouse in miami. >> and there, wolf, trump appeared before a magistrate shortly after his arrival. he pleaded not guilty to all counts against him. meantime, alongside trump throughout the entire day was walt nauta, his aide and the alleged coconspirator who also faces charges from the special counsel, jack smith. >> the former president is expected to address supporters during a fund-raiser at his bedminster, new jersey, golf club later this evening. we're keeping a close eye on that event for any new reaction to the arraignment. this is a special edition of "the situation room." the federal indictment of donald trump. >>> let's get straight to the breaking news. the arrest and arraignment of donald trump on 37 federal criminal cha

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good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront," the war inside russia. there's a bold, new front in the war and it is on putin's territory. a russian official just this hour announcing that russia's air defense system shot down several ukrainian drones over western russia. that's just this hour. right? earlier today smoke rises over belgorod. new video in from there. you can see on your screen, belgorod is the russian city that russia used to stage its original invasion on ukraine now under attack. listen to this russian reporter on the ground describing the scene in belgorod. >> translator: we are now spooked even by cars passing by because the town is under constant shelling. one shell after another as well as mortar, cannon artillery. >> think about this. russian territory, nothing was happening there. it was completely sacred. now constant attacks there. the defense ministry for putin claiming to have taken out several dozen of the fighters who attacked belgorod but i want to be clear that there's no evidence of that. what is clear is that russia is

good evening, i'm brianna killer in for erin burnett. out front tonight, putin surrounding ukraine with nuclear weapons. the russian president declaring today he now has nukes on standby in belarus, which is where putin launched his invasion of ukraine from more than one year ago. >> the first nuclear warheads have been delivered to the territory of belarus, but just the first ones. this is the first batch. the use of nuclear weapons undoubtedly is theoretically possible for russia. for russians, it is possible if there is a threat to our territorial integrity, independents, and sovereignty. to the existence of the russian state. >> and putin did not stop there. he went on to brag about the sheer number of nukes that russia has with some choice words for nato. >> we have more of these weapons then nato countries to. they know that, and they keep telling us to start negotiations on reductions. well you know what? they can shove it. >> putin does have the largest stockpile, about 4200 icbm nuclear warheads. in addition to his estimated nea

announcer george gray as the price is right leaves studio 33, the same stage used by the iconic carol burnettat does it mean to you to leave this incredible space? disk space's television history. >> if it was up to me we wouldn't leave. i love this history. >> the fact that i'm here and i'm the last one to host the price is right here and they are trusting me, i feel pretty good about that. that's a pretty good honor. >> a more modern studio in nearby glendale will be revealed this fall and contestants will continue to come on down for many seasons. jamie wax, cbs news, los a los angeles. >> jericka: as long as they don't change the music. that's tonight's cbs evening news. for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan in d.c., have a good night. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello. we begin with free speech versus freewheeling. tonight we dig into the legalities of one of the bay area's latest plans to crack down on sideshows. no matter what laws are passed, the stone driving exhibitions just keep getting bigger and more frequent and in many cases mor

it's called burnette's tavern. people always ask, why do they call a place cold harbor? i'm told by my historian that in mary england, if you stayed a tavern, it did not have warm food. they called it a cold harbor and so, i don't know, maybe burnette's tavern didn't have very good cooking. but anyway, that's what the place is called. and it did have a tavern and federal commander's. okay, this is interesting. if we could send a big force into go through there, punch out the other side, be below ollie's army, we can then shift up. it will be in lee's rear or can push on to richmond, which is from there only about ten miles and what a victory that would be. so we can go to map number two, which talks about the battle of cold harbor actions of june one. and just to give you an overview, what's going to happen? it's this union army predominantly still up in area of tartar, part of my creek, trying to figure out exactly what to do. smith though landing now on the mucky river is to move his army corps, the 18th corps, down toward cold harbor burr and. general sheridan rides f

i'm erin burnett. no recusal. the judge who was appointed by trump and is presiding over the classified documents case issuing her first order. a sign she has no plans to heed the calls to recuse herself. ordering both parties to start the process of obtaining security clearances for their lawyers by tomorrow. it comes as there are mounting questions about her record in past cases. the judge, who was piappointed 2020, has little experience in overseeing criminal trials and according to politico, the most common cases she's handled as a judge has been for what's called reentry of deported alien. routine matters that have nearly all resulted in plea deals and sentences raging up to 1.5 years. in fact, according to the "new york times" analysis of the database, of the 224 criminal cases assigned to canon, as we said, four of those only went to trial and of those four, it was only 14 trial days in all. there's one fraud case according to politico that she has been overseeing for the past year and a half and there are

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, a catastrophic implosion. the coast guard confirming that debris from the titan submersible has been found near the wreckage of the titanic. >> the remote operating vehicle has been searching and it is highly capable. we have been able to classify part of the pressure chamber for the titan submersible. the debris field is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. >> the mystery tonight is what caused that catastrophic explosion. we use the word implosion, talking about heavy pressure here. the implosion is what would occur underwater like that. the wall street journal first reporting that it was so powerful the top-secret navy underwater microphones picked up the sound coming from the other side of the titanic. officials are saying it does not appear that the implosion was in any way because of an actual run in with the titanic debris field itself. >> it is in an area where there is not any debris of the titanic. it is a smooth bottom. to my knowledge and anything i have seen, there was no titani

i'm wolf blitzer in washington along with erin burnett in new york. happening now, breaking news. now after being formally arraigned on 37 federal

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, the worst air quality in recorded history, more than 75 million people affected, and the choking haze isn't going anywhere any time soon. >>> plus, all eyes on florida where a grand jury in the trump classified documents case heard from another witness today. "the washington post" reporting that if trump is indicted, a majority of the charges will be brought in florida. so what does that mean? >>> and ukraine gaining background around bakhmut around the chief of russia's private army admits there will be major russian losses in ukraine. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the hazardous air now choking more than 75 million americans. it's an unbelievable situation. these are live pictures of new york. thick smoke from wildfires burning hundreds and hundreds of miles away is now smothering the city. you got more than 8 million people affected just there. and it is way bigger than new york, philadelphia, pittsburgh, syracuse, all of them, the images you see there, 75 million americans are suffering from the h

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