there would be a war eh and the united states of america and eh british intelligence turned out to be eh conductive but what didn’t eh european countries did eh e canadaf america it's not they who didn't listen to ukraine's appeals called back in december of 2021, in january of the 22nd year, that right at the time when russia was mobilizing its troops on the border of these weapons that they provided to ukraine after february 24, if they had immediately applied at least part of the sanctions that are now in place, i think it would be possible to avoid this genocidal war, but unfortunately, at that time, the west of the country only threatened that when russia started such a full-scale war will have serious consequences. and this is very good for us we understand, putin understands only the language of force, and all such threats uh, which are not carried out, are immediately perceived as weakness, and then such regimes, uh, dictatorial, imperial, as uh, the regime of the kremlin, uh, you are treated accordingly, uh, it begins its imperial aggressive plans actually you, we started with one of those propaganda narratives that are used from the beginnin

united states has not to do with this russian drummond pipeline. i mean, what we'll do is say rush said with a pose a pipeline from canada, united states. but we, in fact jo, wire them has been doing it for us, brilliant to, you know, and he created the programs in american life. but we never even thought about raising any questions about pipelines. could be mexico when tonight the canada united states and that these things lead has the right to, you know, to pronounce judgment on russia. also don't project to impose sanctions on the companies participate in it. and before that, they're not as they sabotaged and walked against south board, which was basically a supply and cheap gas to gratify grease and reset it. well, in fact, part of the problem with white, reese had this terrible crisis. it could be a waste if they had the right, well, it would be so for you. but it was the you, the, you were paying commission and a great extent the united states that basically did everything. but the sauce team going never comes a door with. i guess my question is, when a rhetorical is the united states, have to be with european energy security. wel

canada. united states being the right to to pronounce judgment on russia, russian government project to impose sanctions, all the companies participate in it. and before that donated states and worked against policy, which was basically aimed at supply and she asked to read and agree funding. well, in fact, part of the problem, the reason why i read crisis is going to be a voice if they had the rough guess what it would be. so, but it was the you, in your opinion, commission, and great a stand tonight states that basically did everything will be solid. the project never ignore me. doors what, what i guess my question was whether the rhetorical in the united states have to do with european energy security. well, it's all about money. they want them to buy american energy. when you know is being fossil fuels are being attacked in the us. so there's only one outcome here, a higher, right, so the europeans. but to get up and cheat russian energy and paper very expensive gulf in american and me. wow, that's a brilliant move business. go ahead. it is, of course, it makes the europeans very young com

canada. united states being least has the right to, you know, to pronounce judgment. one rus russell government project to impose sanctions. all the companies participate in it. and before that, the states savage, i worked against south sky, which was basically an air supply and cheese gas to read and agreed to do well. in fact, part of the problem, the reason why i read crisis is going to be a voice if they had the rush or it would be so. but it was the, you know, your pin commission and great, a stand tonight states that basically did everything. but the solid still going to never ignore me, but i guess my question is, what a rhetorical in the united states have to do with your energy security? well, it's all about money. they want them to buy american energy when you know is being fossil fuels are being attacked in the us. so there's only one outcome here. a higher. right? so the europeans. but he get up and cheat, rushing energy and paper very expensive gulf in america. oh, wow. that's a brilliant move, isn't it? go ahead. no, it is. of course, it makes the europea

united states not and you know, but this russian drummond pipeline. i mean, what we'll do, i'd say you said oh, with oppose a pipeline from canada united states. but in fact, joe biden has been doing for us, brilliant, you know, and he created all the programs in america and had to do supplies. but we never even thought about raising any questions about pipelines between mexico and canada . united states being the right to, you know, to pronounce judgment. one, russia, russian government project to impose sanctions. all the companies participate in it . and before that stage, sabotaged and worked against south sky, which was basically aimed air supply. and she asked to read and agreed to do well, in fact, part of the problem was why res crisis is going to be a voice. if they had the rough guess what? it would be. so, but it was the you, the, your commission and a great, a stand tonight states that basically did everything will be solid. the project never comes to the door. but i guess my question was, when rhetorical is the united states have to do with european energy security? well, it's all about money. they want them to buy american energy

canada. united states being the right to, you know, to pronounce judgment. one rus russell government project to impose sanctions. all the companies participate in it. and before that donated states and walked against south sky, which was basically aimed air supply and gas to read and agreed to do well. in fact, part of the problem, the reason why i read had this crisis is going to be a voice. if they had the rough guess what? it would be. so, but it was the you, the, your commission and great a stand tonight states that basically did everything but be solid in project. never ignore me doors. but i guess my question was whether rhetorical in the united states have to do with your energy security? well, it's all about money, they want them to buy american energy. when you know is being fossil fuels are being attacked in the us. so there's only one outcome here, a higher. right? so the europeans, but get up and cheat russian energy and paper very expensive. gulf in america. wow, that's a brilliant move business. go ahead. it is, of course, it makes the europea

we are seeing unprecedented support from european allies, a fan of germany and canada united states andcountries in the world, but the coming winter will be harsh we will pay the price for our support for ukraine due to sanctions and of course the fact that russia uses energy as a weapon, but we must understand that there is no alternative, that is, the possibility of kiev negotiations and moscow is not considered in nato, in principle, this was confirmed during the meeting of the heads of moldova and ukraine today, the leaders of ukraine and moldova in unison said that nothing could be achieved from russia through negotiations. i just want to remind that block on negotiations. he was put in washington and then in brussels. what the head of the euro-diplomacy publicly stated by the state departments that the absence of negotiations inevitably leads to a prolongation of the conflict is silent, as well as the fact that the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant by the ukrainian military increases the threat of the chernobyl scenario, while the visit of the mission iaea the west is

i mean, what we'll do, i'd say that, oh, with a pool is a pipeline from canada, united states, but in fact, job why that has been doing for us really. and, you know, he created the, all the programs in america had to do supplies. but the, we never even thought about raising any questions about pipelines, mexico into these, these are these things, the least, the right to, you know, to pronounce judgment. one, russia, russian government project to impose sanctions on the companies, participate in it, and all that a good time to walk against. so which was basically a reason recently. well, in fact, part of the problem with white, reese had to start crisis. it could be a voice if they had to rush, it would be so, you know, but it was, you know, they were paying commission and a great extent the united states that basically did everything. but be a with, i guess my question was when a rhetorical is the united states have to do with european energy security? well, it's all about money. they want them to buy american energy, which, you know, is being fossil. fuels are being attacked in the u

assets and transfer them to ukraine, at least the ones that look the most promising are canada, the united states , great britain and, from european countries, it is probably france, and canada has actually already accepted the legislation that allows confiscated assets to be transferred to the country, but we will see how this legislation will be implemented at the beginning of the political season, and it was easy for canada to take this step because there is a relatively small amount of up to 100 million dollars in the united states. in great britain, the situation is different because there the same precious 500 billion dollars that we need so much and which are currently confiscated from the central bank of russia and from russian oligarchs, this money is usually found by sanctions later go through the courts and they are either used by countries for some of their needs or the oligarchs are sent back now. we understand very well how critically it is to ensure that these funds are used for the benefit of ukraine. we also understand that we will need more and more financial assistance. and our

united nations and exactly 50 years ago by the united states, with its when nixon visited china and recognized china one china policy for the united states. canada did it much earlier. and this policy has been very beneficial to all parties concerned, but lately, now the united states and canada have been, i have been messing in the affairs of taiwan armina, a arming the government with billions of dollars. encouraging secessionist movement out sailing fleets in the straits of taiwan. how with can a few canadian warships and tow, like ugly little ducklings. the they've been encouraging a taiwanese roll at the u. n. and they've been opening, tie, pay information offices in both can and the u. s. so the united states has seriously ratcheted up tensions in the last few years. and hello ca visit is only the most recent and most glaring example. you, you talk about china having the right to respond. what can china do to america economically, that would put across that message and let the united states understand the consequences of her actions? while i think china is not looking to, to cause problems for the united states. it's biden who said that he

there are also citizens of canada, the united states and romania. the ukrainian military is minimizing roads on the outskirts of the solidarity in the dpr right on the roadway. they are planting german anti-tank mines. lugansk scouts managed to find one of them today, and the day before , in mariupol, russian sappers found a whole ammunition depot under the bridge, retreating to isa were going to to arrange a powerful explosion, but before anton had time, the crowd examined the dangerous nakhodka, this is one of the roads leading to mariupol, very close to the position of the ukrainian military retreating. they mined everything around within a radius of several kilometers. they tried to blow up this small bridge, but now the russian sappers have not had time to restore order here, for i assume that this was created in order to hamper the movement of our troops and possibly cause some damage, but i think it would be minimal. but there would be no road a sapper who has already turned out to be here, assess the situation and find explosive shells from

>>> welcome to all of you watching us in the united states, canada, and around the world. u.s. justice department releases the document that led to the fbi search of former president donald trump's home. revealing the classified files he was given there. >>> plus, there are more questions about who is being for the white houses new student loan forgiveness plan. >>> reconnected to ukraine's power grid. how ukraine may have avoided a disaster in a live report. >> this is cnn newsroom. in >>> we are getting our clearest look into the classified documents kept at donald trump's mar-a-lago resort. details what federal investigators expected to find. that has been properly taking materials, evidence of obstruction. donald trump insists he did nothing wrong and calls for the release of the affidavit's of refuse from the fbi and justice department. meanwhile, president biden is mocking his claims of declassified documents. here he is. two i want to know if i can declassify everything in the world? [ inaudible question ] >> it depends on the document and how secure. >> jessica has more

. >>> welcome do to all of you watching us in the united states, canada and around the world. the u.s. justice department releasing the document that led to the fbi search of former president trump's private home. what it revealed about the classified files he was keeping there. >>> plus, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is reconnected to the ukrainian power grid. >>> and china's climate change goals are put to a test. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with kim br brunhuber. >>> we're getting our clearest look yet into the u.s. justice department's investigation into classified documents kept a former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. the affidavit to obtain a search warrant details what they expected to find, including taking national security materials as well as items about obstruction. we have more on the key take aways from the unsealed document. >> reporter: now public, a heavily-redacted version of the affidavit that led to the fbi search at former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home. in it, shocking new details. the fbi telling a judge that

european union joined it as an association and individual member states of the european union, great britain, as well as canada the unitedof america and turkey - this is important. turkey took part in the agreements regarding the restoration of the grain expert, and they all say that the first step is to withdraw the troops from the territory of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the troops of russia . there may already be the following agreements, in particular, general demilitarization of the entire zone and, as much as possible, the desired zone around the border with the soviet union. but again, in this case, ukraine emphasizes the fact that it can be about er, well, actually , such a scenario when in russia the goal is er to completely seize control of the system and er to bring its personnel there in order for this electricity to be used for the occupied south of ukraine for crimea in particular. thank you very much there was my colleague zhanna bezpyachuk and the militants in donetsk threaten to execute five foreigners who were captured by the russians, three of them, a citizen of sweden, a citizen of croatia, a

. >>> hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," possible violations of tess pa naj act and violations of obstruction, just one of the reasons why the fbi searched trump's home in florida. and where blame is being laid elsewhere. >>> plus -- >> the motion is adopted. >> -- a historic win for the biden administration as lawmakers pass a bill. what the legislation means for americans. >>> and millions of americans are suffering through record heat and drought. we're live from madrid on when people can see relief. ♪ >>> we now know why the fbi searched former u.s. president donald trump's home. according to a warrant, they were look for things under the espionage act. we're also learning details about some of the items recovered during monday's search. property received on friend shows fbi receive 11 sets of classified documents including top secret sci, which stands for sensitive classified information. they also received three packets marked confidential and three marked secret.

from the station, in particular, turkey, georgia great britain, korea, japan, australia, canada, the united statesamerica, if a terrorist state allows itself to completely ignore the demands of the international community, and all the more so for such a sensitive topic, then this clearly indicates the need for immediate action, any radiation incident at the zaporizhzhia npp can be a blow to the countries of the european union and in turkish, in georgia, in countries from more distant regions, everything depends only on the direction and strength of the wind, if a catastrophe occurs due to the actions of russia, the consequences can also affect to those who are silent so far, this issue has already been brought to the highest international level of the un and, of course, russian nuclear blackmail is being discussed and there is a corresponding statement between the states of the foreign ministers of the g7, they clearly understand that russia is responsible for this nuclear crisis, but it is necessary to move on from discussions and calls to new tough sanctions against russia, against russia and th

. >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," more than 50 million people are currently under flood watches across the central and southwestern u.s. we'll bring you the latest from the cnn weather center. >>> car explosion near moscow kills the daughter of a key putin ally. we'll have details in a live report. >>> and siege of an upscale hotel in somalia's capital is now over. we'll look at the toll and who is claiming responsibility for the deadly standoff. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn news "room" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin with the extreme weather threat across the central and southwestern u.s. horn 12 million people under flood watches in parts of arizona, new mexico and texas. the risk of flash flooding is high with these areas expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. extreme weather forced a search and rescue mission as several hikers were swept off their feet by a flash flood. one person is still missing. let's talk more about this with derek van da

>>> hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," damage assessment, that is what high ranking democrats are asking for from intelligence officials after the fbi seized classified documents from donald trump's home. we'll look at the fallout from the search. groo >>> plus a suspected terror attack in jerusalem, a gunman opens wfire, leaving people wounded. >>> and we'll look at the droughts across the u.s. and europe with live reports from made grid and the cnn "weather cen center". >> live from cnn centre, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> we begin with more fallout from the fbi search at donald trump's florida estate. sources now telling cnn that one of the former president's lawyers signed a letter back in june saying there were no more classified information stored at mar-a-lago but of course we learned earlier this week this federal agents recovered 11 sets of classified documents during their search including several marked top secret. meanwhile two high ranking hou

. >>> welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states and canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn news"cnn newsroom, white house is raising concern about the classified documents that may have been held in mar-a-lago. >>> and we're keep ing an eye o flooding in the southwestern u.s. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with kim brunhuber. >> the biden white house is officially hands off regarding last week's fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago residence. it turned up 11 sets of classified material, including some with the highest secrecy. privately, some white house officials admit they're worried about what other sensitive docu might be out there. as jessica schneider reports, the department of justice is pushing back. >> reporter: prosecutors have less than one week to submit proposed redactions to the judge so he can decide what might be released publicly. it will likely be a tall task for this department of justice. they have said repeatedly that any retaxedactions they would propose it would make the affidavit devoid of content

more than 22.5 million were collected ordinary people from poland, the baltic countries , canada, the united states world also put zlotys on the shoulder, popular assemblies became a trend, and activists began to announce them for people gave more than a million euros to buy bairaktars and other military equipment in lithuania to buy 37 polish kamikaze warmade drones for ukrainian defenders, these drones can carry explosives, destroy tanks or even command posts of the occupiers, the money was collected within the legion of boom initiative, it was organized by lithuanian public activist and journalist andrew - in general, the u.s. already spent 2 million euros, the rest, after the purchase of polish drones, will be directed to the purchase of ukrainian-made drones many initiatives earlier, the same lithuanians raised funds for a byraktor for another such uav for a donation to the poles. and they announced a new fundraiser for drones, which annoys the russians so much, and in canada, in poland, an initiative was launched to save wounded ukrainian soldiers from the battlefield, the organizers of the a

s. colonies, such as a, europe, australia, canada, but the united states. politicians are going to do whatever they need to maintain power to consolidate their power within their sphere of influence. and they are perfectly willing to sacrifice the colonies, the lower level countries within the u. s. empire, the people in europe have to understand that they will be treated as an enemy of the united states. leadership will smile, you know, and say they're on their, on their side, but the us doesn't really have any friends when it comes to seeing world competition. and power, the reality is that the leaders of europe knows something that the people don't know. and that is that the european countries have no independence or sovereignty. and the leaders know that, and they're perfectly happy to acquiesce to whatever the united states leaders want them to do. while european leaders continue to play moscow for the energy crisis to new russian made nuclear power. generators are to be installed at a hungary and power plant. alexi leak, a chair, the head of russia state nuclear energy company r

here in the united states, canada, and around the world, i am kim brunhuber. is the cnn newsroom. >>> millions of people are under flood watches, as monsoon storms pummel parts of the southwestern u.s. near phoenix flash floods ripped through the intersections, ripping cars to the start side like toys. officials say storms aren't over yet. some are expected to see up to the chances of rain in the coming days. tropical storm warnings are issued for parts of texas and mexico. the national hurricane center says the storm system is likely to intensify, before making landfall. >>> now, let's bring in our meteorologist, derek van dam. derek, it seems like the tropics are starting to come alive again. what more can you tell us?'s >> yes, that is what we are seeing too across the western gulf of mexico, particularly in the bay of campeche. it is this area of organized showers and thunderstorms that the national hurricane center has drawn attention to within the past few days. now we are starting to see some convective development, showers and thunderstorms rough aroun

manipulative selectivity of this organization this week there are also new sanctions steps from canada and the united statesitzerland regarding the support of the seventh eu sanctions package, the general tendency to strengthen sanctions remains unchanged and will continue to increase the price for the terrorist state for this terror, terror against our people. of this platform to andrii shevchenko and the line of the world left schreiber, proud imagine dragons, this week , the results of three months of work were celebrated by united 24 , more than uah 6 billion in contributions for the reconstruction of equipment for the hospital for the purchase of ambulances has already been purchased dozens dozens of ambulances are already available and the first rotorcraft was purchased with the funds collected by the youth 24 it will be used to rescue the wounded we managed to attract help from more than a hundred countries one of the most responsible directions for august and september is the implementation of our the recovery plan facet is what needs to be done to liberate the territory from the enemy in order to g

they were also considering canada but definitely united states and two sites in mexico.he reason we are keeping our eyes focused on them is knowing what kind of ripple effects of incentives for electric vehicles in north america. as it stands in the text, the batteries that go into electric vehicles in order to receive consumer-related incentives would have to have minerals either mined or processed within a country united states has a free-trade agreement with. this has been a kind of awit and w -- wait and see mode. now it is very much the fact that nancy pelosi is in taiwan. the chinese government, we know how they feel about that visit,catl is a giant of the ev industry and made this decision proactively, i'm told. jon: no doubt to watch those political and business lines blurring. ed, thank you for that breaking news update. ed ludlow. as for how the market continues to react and geopolitical issues and earnings let's bring in amy wu silverman. never a dull day. this is the bigger macro story we did not necessarily see coming because there was so much else on our pl

powering possibilities. >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada ound the world, i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. >>> this summer's unprecedented heat has affected millions all across the u.s., particularly in california where experts say the state could lose 10% of its water in the next two decades. governor gavin newsom has a plan to strengthen the state's water reserve, most notably through projects to restore and recycle water. let's talk about this with meteorologist karen mcginnis. the drought is getting worse and worse. >> that is the big problem. it is a crisis and every year it seems to really intensify. interior valleys of california typically hot this time of year and typically dry. it is excessively dry and excessively hot. from mow dedesto down to bakersfield. this is tuesday into thursday. take a look at these temperatures. sacramento, 108 degrees. a normal high might be around 92, 95 degrees. that lets you know just how hot it is. 10 to 15 degrees above where it should be this time of year. all you have to do is sneak over tow

selectivity of this organization for this week there are also new sanctions steps from canada and the united statesmportant decision was made by switzerland regarding the support of the seventh sanctions of the eu package, the general tendency to strengthen sanctions remains unchanged and will continue to increase the price for the terrorist state for this terror, terror against our people. i want to thank everyone who does not develop our state and develops the charity platform united 24 to all the ambassadors of this platform andriy shevchenko and the line of the world left schreiber proud imagine dragons this week celebrated the results of three months of work united 24 collected more than uah 6 billion in contributions for reconstruction for hospital equipment for the purchase of cars dozens of ambulances have already been purchased, dozens of ambulances are already available, and the first helicopters were purchased with the funds collected by the 24-year-old. it will be used to rescue the wounded. it was possible to attract help from over a hundred countries . what needs to be done to free th

to ukrainian families , volunteers collected abroad, in particular in the west , in the united states and canada, 50 million dollars to build modular houses in which those whose homes were destroyed by the russians will live. the first house already has owners. five months ago, the walls were stuck together without a roof and a porch. were home to a cyrillic family of father, mother and three children, but everything changed when the russians got to makarov in the kyiv region, they saw from the fourth of the fourth the fifth, sixth, and so on, a little bit of everything, it was destroyed on the seventh of march, the house is now subject to restoration, no, it is not subject to restoration at all, and there was already an expert commission that recognized that this house is unusable, valeriya's house is located opposite the already well-known makarov bread factory, which russia for inexplicable reasons bombed by aircraft on march 7, then 13 people died, and the hut in the neighborhood simply disappeared. at 35 in the morning, one bomb was dropped there twice. there and grady flew in, the building

ideological, because this conflict and the weakening of russia are interested in america, the united states, australia, canada, great britain, continental europe, old europe is not at all interested in this. they put ideology better than their pragmatic interests. and this is a very stable trend. therefore, to assume that they will retreat there, the sanctions will absolutely now it is strange from now on everything that we see that the europeans are ready to destroy. e your economy completely. and if only the americans would like it, if only people would comply, like, uh, requests from american countries. of course. about the fact that european politics has become completely dependent on american control. a regular meeting of defense ministers of the member states of the shanghai cooperation organization will be held, in addition to the heads of defense departments of member states of the organization, a belarusian delegation will also take part in the meeting. she will be presented minister of defense viktor khenin at the meeting, the parties will discuss measures to counter security cargoes to member state

anglo-saxon world, which they hate the most, are going to russia this is great britain, the united states, canadamade a decision for themselves that they will be there until the end. no, that's obvious. well, they can't lose to russia. they do. everyone understands that this is not only a war between ukraine and russia, it's a war of totalitarianism against democracy, and if they realize it, and they realize it, then it means that they need to help so that democracy wins, not that there is some kind of monster out there, and this well, this is important because it is an example, they have projects in people's heads, so some people in africa, for example, or in asia, yes, they say, oh, look, putin is so cool . he’s cool, maybe we’ll follow his path, because he’s cool, now the ukrainians say no, he’s not cool , the americans help say the ukrainians that he ’s not cool, so then these people who you seem to see because it's always a project. i was once a sailor, having traveled around a lot of countries when the soviet union was ivan. the photo is scientifically or not. everyone in africa was convinc

europe, the united states of america, canada, australia, they are quite willing to donate to similar projects. in fact, the demand is huge, many people do not want to leave saturated places, that is why the project itself is called carrying a nest so that people can stay. we would like as many of these as possible houses to be installed until the moment when the cold and frosts hit and so on. this house is quite comfortable for life, says the hostess viktoria, there are three bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, household appliances are purchased , furniture, except for groceries, and you can live, well, i really like it, you know, it’s small, but very compact, in which everything yes, i mean, everything is in the kitchen, the girls have their own rooms in the bathroom, we have our own bedroom, if we were to move here, we would have to move. so they were already there, the charity foundation is starting to collect funds for the rest of such houses, their goal is to provide housing for 585 families of this community. makariv is a village where the armed forces of ukraine stopped the rashi

dive into that little bit, what it could look like between canada and of the united states in terms ofetting pipelines en route. brian: the most likely scenario right now is going to involve the u.s. shipping more gasoline into world markets into the extent that canada goes through lng and into the world markets, it helps, every little bit helps and canada is trying to do that right now. west coast, the lng export terminal is coming on line next year and what germany could use is direct gas exports from canada. there is a chance it could happen. i don't think it's dead. but it is not looking right at the moment. kriti: talking about a dependency that needs to be cut by the end of the year, brian, one last question. what is the next step we are waiting for from president trudeau? brian: if exports are going to happen, to do -- trudeau and other ministers have said there needs to be a business case for it and the potential terminal they are looking at is owned by a spanish energy company and if they decide there is a business case for it, it could happen. but they are waiting for that du

> lived from cnn global headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching us here in united states, canada, and around the world .i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn news, one step closer to knowing what the u.s.'s justification is for searching for donald trump's belongings at his home. mark watkins can be made public. >>> fears of a nuclear disaster are intense funny, as calls for a louder stopping of shelling at the largest nuclear power plant in europe. >>> and as u.s. congressional delegations show support for taiwan, we will hear from residents of the south of the self-governing island. >>> lived from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >>> a u.s. federal judges indicating he made unsealed parts of the affidavit of use to find the fbi search of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home. gleeson have a date of, playing out in a florida court thursday, where the judge gave prosecutors a week to propose redactions and explain why each piece of information should be kept secret. the justice department has vehemently argued for keeping the document under seal. meanwhile

>>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the worlder. this is "cnn newsroom." tropical storm warning has been lifted for southern texas, but rain will still drench the lone star state, and could spread into oklahoma and louisiana through midweek. high winds and flash flooding are also possible. but it is not just those states expecting extreme weather. more than 12 million people across the southwestern and central u.s. are under flood watches n parts of arizona, new mexico and west texas, the risk of flash flooding is high with these areas expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. >>> in spain, firefighters are battling multiple massive wildfires, the largest has a 74-mile long perimeter. this video was shot near the tourist destination of valencia. thousands of people have already been evacuated, new fires are still popping up. so far at least 11 people have been hurt. no eu country has been hit harder by wildfires this year than spain. more than 700,000 acres have already been scorched. >>> and china is enduring it

manipulative selectivity of this organization for this a week, new sanctions steps from canada and the united statesn important decision was made by switzerland regarding the support of the seventh eu sanctions package, the general trend of strengthening sanctions remains unchanged and will continue to increase the price for the terrorist state for this terror, terror against our people. so, thank you to everyone who does not develop our the state of e-e and develops the charity platform united 24 by all the ambassadors of this platform andriy shevchenko and the line of the world war is already the riber of the band imagine dragons during the week, the results of three months of work of united 24 were collected, more than 6 billion uah were collected in contributions for the reconstruction of equipment for the hospital, for the purchase of ambulances, dozens of dozens of ambulances have already been purchased, and the first rotorcraft were purchased with the funds collected by united 24, it will be used to rescue the wounded, it was possible to attract help from more than a hundred countries, one of

ukraine, 30 more european countries will become members of nato and not only of europe canada and the united states e during our ethno and now iryna koval will tell us the news ira i congratulate you what has happened in the last hours in ukraine congratulations angelika well the number of dead in kharkiv increased and at the same time there was a castle in mariupol for more details about this and not only i will tell you literally in a moment 18 in ukraine news time on the espresso tv channel greetings in the studio of iryna koval about the most current events in kharkiv , the number of people killed in the attack on the dormitory has increased to 18, the press service of maria reported. rescuers today found three more bodies of the dead bodies in in such a condition that they require an expert study , the message says, rescuers are continuing search operations at the scene of the tragedy, we remind you that on august 17, the russian army shelled kharkiv, rockets hit a dormitory, and the number of injured as a result of a rocket hitting a residential building in voznesensk increased to 12, among t

ukraine, 30 more european countries will become members of nato, and not only europe and canada and the united statesw iryna koval will tell us the news ira i congratulate you, what happened in the last hours in ukraine. i congratulate anzhelika. well, in kharkiv, the number of pro has increased

>>> welcome to all you of watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. ahead on cnn newsroom unprecedented, what the fbi removed from donald trump's home in florida while investigating possible violations of the espionage act. >>> plus reaction from all over the world after author salman rushdie is stabbed before an event in new york. we'll have an update on his condition ahead. >>> and the cdc relaxes guidelines in the fight against covid-19. social distancing and quarantining are no longer recommended. one prominent doctor says the measure moves the agency has failed the country. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we now know why fbi agents searched former u.s. president donald trump's mar-a-lago home and we're learning details about some of the items they took. according to a warrant unsealed friday, agents were looking for evidence of possible crimes including potential violations of the espionage act related to the gathering, loss or destruction of u.s. defense information. property receipts also unsealed on friday reveals that fbi

♪ >>> hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around theorld, i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," unsealed and revealing. the fbi warrant citing possible violations of espionage act as one of the reasons to search trump's florida home. we'll look at the legal ramifications for the former president. >>> plus, live in kyiv in the fighting taking place in the eastern part of ukraine. this as new shipments of grain arrive in europe. >>> a year since the u.s. and the allies pulled out of afghanistan, we'll look at how life has changed under the taliban's reign. ♪ >> announcer: live, from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. ♪ >>> we now know why the fbi searched former u.s. president's donald trump's mar-a-lago home, according to a warrant unsealed on friday, agents were looking for evidence of possible crimes including possible violations of the espionage act related to the gathering, less or redestruction of u.s. defense information. also learning details about some of the items recovered during monday's search. a pro

there are also citizens of canada, the united states and romania in kherson, who detained saboteurs whottered petal mines in the city and left gps beacons to guide ukrainian artillery strikes on infrastructure facilities, the attackers turned out to be a local resident. but you were helped by his wife, who discovered suspicious correspondence on the phone and turned to the russian military, as it turned out, the saboteur did not act alone during the arrest, his partner was liquidated gunner. subsequently scattered the gps-tracker in position and then tried to hide, i was found by russian military dear fellow countrymen. don't believe a single word. deceive also told their stash with grenades. he said he found ammunition. even in winter, in the positions of the apu. i decided to leave them at home ukrainian military mines roads on the outskirts of the solidar in the dpr with german anti-tank mines that are installed directly on the roadway. today , lugansk scouts managed to detect one of them in time; they managed to neutralize it without casualties and injuries, and the day before, in m

war, which 2 years before the americans announced to great britain to seize canada, which was then its colony. the united states decided that britain was bogged down in the fight against napoleon and would not have time for a colony, but the british defeated the americans on the border and soon entered washington . steel commander rear admiral george colburn ordered only government buildings to be destroyed, including the white house capitol treasury and the navy yard us president james madison fled so fast that even the dinner prepared for him was eaten by the british soldiers and then the residence. they set it on fire, at the end of 1814 the americans made peace with the gases to conquer canada, and on august 24, 1898, russia proposed to convene an international peace conference , foreign minister mikhail muravyov invited foreign ambassadors and handed them an official note on behalf of nicholas ii, it said to put the limit on continuous armament and find means to prevent the misfortune that threatens the whole world is now a higher duty for all states in the west. the idea was received without enthusiasm. t

canada. and here in the united states is most concentrated in the michigan era area. where many of these car manufacturers are base, that's 2000 salary positions. it's 1000 contractor position. so it's quite significant for the company. why is it? well, it's just as you said, it is the shifting of investments, the re prioritization of the electric vehicle manufacturing side of the company. they are trying to compete with tesla, with river and other e v manufacturers. but this is also part of a, a broader trend in the sector to try to cut down on labor costs. of course, we're seeing out billions being invested in the american south shifting facilities, shifting operations down there. because there are locks labor laws and they are able to hire non union labor and cut down on those costs. now you've mentioned it's industry wide. you've also mentioned tesla, sophia weeks ago. ted tesla also announced its own a job cuts that was not particularly well received by investors. what's the reaction been to fords words this time around? well, investors aren't particularly happy

>>> hello and welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm lynda kincaid. ahead this hour, missile fire lights up the sky over gaza, escalating tensions between israel and palestinian militants. we'll go live to southern israel with the details. >>> plus shelling near a nuclear plant has ukraine and russia trading blame. we'll take you to the region where the strike happened. >>> and china carries out days of military drills around taiwan after u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to the self-governing island. details plus the warnings from china about how volatile the situation is. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with lynda kinkade. >>> right now it's 10:00 saturday morning in gaza, where israeli warplanes continue to pound islamic jihad for a second day. israel's military says its air strikes on friday hit militants inside gaza who were allegedly about to launch a terror attack. 19 members of islamic jihad were reportedly arrested saturday in the west bank. islamic jihad says one of its senior commanders wa