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you're in the "cnn newsroom." and former president trump is pushing back on the new criminal charges he is facing. the former president took to social media today to deny that security footage from mar-a-lago was deleted. but that's not what he is accused of. prosecutors allege that he and others were part of an attempt to delete the footage. prosecutors say a mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira urged another employee to scrub the footage, saying, quote, the boss, trump, wanted the server deleted. de oliveira is accused of lying to investigators about moving classified documents at the resort along with another trump aide walt nauta, also charged in this case. the dime says the desire to have the footage deleted was part of an effort to conceal crucial information from the fbi. de oliveira is due in federal court tomorrow morning. trump also says the footage was voluntarily handed over. that's also not true. it was subpoenaed. and last hour i spoke to former trump attorney tim parlatore and he questions

just ahead on cnn newsroom. extreme weather across the u.s., deadly flooding in the northeast and a record setting heat wave to the west with no relief in sight. records also set in europe as tourism season reaches its peak. we are live in rome with how the agent city is dealing with a modern threat. >>> we will talk with the author of a best-selling book examining the case from the very beginning. why he says the police were so quick at first to dismiss the young female victims. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin with extreme weather around the world starting here in the u.s. more than 80 million people are under heat alerts in 14 states stretching from washington all the way to florida. a dangerous he film remains locked down over the western u.s. and the relentless blistering temperatures are breaking records by the day. the national weather service says 3000 daily high temperature records were broken on sunday and parts of california, nevada and arizona are seeing the mercury shoot

just ahead on cnn newsroom, drone strikes hit two builds in the center of russia's capital. moscow is blaming ukraine for the attack. we're live in london with details. >> as the third potential indictment looms, some of donald trump's gop rivals try to downplay his role. we'll look at what they're saying and where it goes from here. >> plus, no relief from the heat in the u.s. southwest. the forecast, plus, what other parts of the country can expect. >>> live, from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kroez mary church. >> good to have you with us. we begin in moscow, where russia is claiming to have thwarted a ukrainian drone attack in early hours of monday. this video, geolocated by cnn, i appears to show one of them to flying over the city. moscow's mayor says two nonresidential buildings were hit. but there were no reports of serious damage or casualties. the alleged attack happened a day after russia carried out a fifth wave of strikes in odesa. one person was killed and several landmarks were damaged. just moments ago, another russian attack was reported on ukraini

you are in the "cnn newsroom." we are just one day away from closing out july. it has been a record breaking month. one of the hottest months ever recorded on earth. it is going out in a blaze of glory. today, some 80 million americans have been under heat alerts across the u.s. we have been braving the heat in atlanta, which has been flirting with triple dimgit temperatures. what's being done to keep people safe in these dangerous temperatures? >> reporter: the city of atlanta and other major cities across the u.s. have had no choice with the dangerously high temperatures and the humidity but to open cooling centers, blasting folks with air conditioning and giving them water to help give them a break from this heat. right now, the sun is starting to go down. we are feeling a breeze here. we are feeling the coolest we felt all day here across the belt in atlanta. people are walking and exercising, walking dogs as well. during the peak heat of 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., we tested out the temperature on the pavement. outside the air temperature was 90. on the pavemen

the "cnn newsroom" will continue in just a moment. >>> you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm paula reid in washington. jim acosta has the day off. and we begin this hour, as we have so many times, the horror of yet another mass shooting in america. the latest rampage, a holiday block party in baltimore. at least two people are dead and a staggering 28 others injured. here is another jaw-dropping number. 14 of the victims are under the age of 18. claire pazmino joins us. have investigators been able to piece together what happened here? >> well, paula, police are still very much in the early stages of this investigation. we have learned two important things in the last hour. first, police have now confirmed as they believe more than one person was behind last night's violence. they have not identified individuals yet. they have not taken anybody into custody. but we know that they are looking for more than one person. the second thing, paula, police tell us 28 people were injured as a result of gunfire here last night. two people were killed, an 18-year-old woman and a 20-

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you are in the cnn newsroom. and the hunt is on, new york times is reporting biden administration is searching for malicious computer code that it believes china has seen inside key u.s. systems. reporting to the times the malware may targets power grids water systems and communications for military bases and u.s. and around the world that could disrupt or slow u.s. military operations. which could be devastating in military conflict, such as a potential chinese attack on taiwan. cnn david sanger helped break the story, he is a national security for responded for the new york times, and a cnn political and national security analyst. david, the sounds pretty terrifying, how concerned is the white house? >> they're pretty conserved paula. there have been a lot of meetings, taking place and situation rooms, about this. they haven't said very much about it, we actually got on from one of the rare moments, we got a glimpse of this in may. when microsoft and a department of homeland security, the fbi, and others put ou

>>> live in the cnn newsroom, i am jim acosta in washington. we begin with president biden defending his decision to include cluster bombs in the admonitions latest military aid package to ukraine. human rights groups oppose cluster bombs which can carry dozens or even hundreds of smaller explosives. sometimes they do not explode on impact, as you can see in this video of a russian cluster bomb dropped on ukraine last year. the unexploded bomblets can kill and maim civilians, more than 100 countries have outlawed the use of cluster bombs but that group does not include the united states or russia. priscilla alvarez is on the road where the president is spending the weekend, priscilla, the president is facing some pushback even from fellow democrats on the inclusion of cluster bombs in this military aid package. tell us more. >> reporter: that's right because is a significant development, and one that is not sitting well with democrats in congress. now, senator merkley, along with former senator leahy wrote an op-ed in the "washington post", qui

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you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. we begin this hour with a chaotic day of extreme weather across the u.s. and two corners in particular from scorching temperatures out west to deadly flooding in the northeast. all the rainfall in central new hampshire streaming down this mountainside and into town, where the water shut down roads and damaged cars. the downpours in pennsylvania taking especially tragic toll as authorities north of philadelphia say flash floods have now killed at least five people, including members of a family visiting from south carolina whose car was swept away. the storms also put major airports in new york and boston under ground stops. earlier this afternoon, the conditions forced airlines to cancel about 1,400 flights nationwide. our polo sandoval joins us from new york. it has just been a very messy weekend weather-wise. polo. what else are you hearing about the weather's impact on air travel? >> reporter: jim, it has been troublesome for potentially

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> u.s.upreme court ended its term on friday with two highly controversial rulings. president biden's ambition plan to wipe out hundreds of billions in student loan debt was struck down as unconstitutional, 6-3. the other big decision, 6-3, ruled that a christian web designer in colorado who denied her services to a same-sex couple. jeremy diamond has the stories. >> reporter: president biden making clear on friday the supreme court was wrong in striking down his student debt relief. the president saying the supreme court closed one path but saying now we are going to pursue another. that path lies in the education act of 1965. the president is going to try to get student loan debt relief. how many americans exactly? that much is not yet clear. white house officials declining to say whether that figure will be more or less than the estimated 40 million americans which would have benefitted under this program struck down by the supreme court. in the meantime, the president offering some relief

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bian bianca is off, just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> i've got to be arrested.nly because they want to arrest me. >> there's a lot of criminality. >> extreme heat batters the entire country. i try to find cool air, when it comes, yea, it's here, but, my god, it's only for a minute. >> it was a suicide bombing in the region of the northwestern province which borders af afgha afghanistan. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's monday, july 31st. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in miami, florida, where little known employee donald trump will appear in federal court in the coming hours as part of the criminal legislation which heavies mishandling. carlos de oliveira is a property manager here. he's charged with making false statements to the fbi when asked about the removal of boxes at the florida resort. he's also about krufd by trump aide walt nauta of trying to delete footage. here's what trump said on saturday. >> biggest complaint that i get is that the republicans find out this information and then they do

you're in the "cnn newsroom." we begin this hour with the war in ukraine and a new regional concern. poland's prime minister says about 100 fighters from the wagner mercenary group in belarus are headed toward the polish border. he warns they could try to cross it disguised as migrants. the area is highly strategic. poland's border with lithuania is nearby, dividing belarus, russia's ally, of course, from a russian territory. meanwhile, ukraine's mily forces are gai ground in their counteroffensive. those specks oyell represent the areas recaptured by ukraine as it edges on the northern edge of the russian-held territory near the black sea. and russia is vowing to retaliate, accusing ukraine of terrorism after a missile attack on the russian city about 25 miles from ukraine's border. authorities say at least 14 people were wounded. cnn's alex marquardt is in the ukrainian capital. moments ago russian president vladimir putin began speaking. what has he said? >> reporter: this is a really interesting moment. this i

this is cnn newsroom.n friday, the mass shooter who killed nearly two dozen people in a walmart in el paso, texas, was sentenced to 90 consecutive life terms. patrick crusius showed no emotion as his sentence was announced. he pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal that kept the death penalty off the table but still faces capital punishment in a state case. rosa flores has more. >> reporter: a federal judge has sentenced patrick crusius to 90 consecutive life sentences in prison in relation to the 2019 el paso walmart shooting, which is considered one of the deadliest attacks on hispanics in modern u.s. history. during the allocution, which is when both parties are able to make statements, the defense said that the shooter takes responsibility but then went on to blame the shooter's mental illness. now, the prosecution rejected that saying that the judge in this case should really justice focus on the facts of the case, which in this case include that a shooter drove to the city of el paso, and went on a ha

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just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> the heat wave is not over yet. an excessive heat warning.e may see affect parts of arizona, california and nevada. >> this is a dangerous condition for those who don't have shelter. >> just looking around is exhausting because we're sweating without doing anything. >>> this case is not over, it's only beginning. we're continuing to execute search warrants and we anticipate getting more evidence. >> do you think that he was surprised that he was caught? >> i think so. >>> spans of the bridge, they say, have been damaged. andspecting the bridge. ukrainian intelligence has said this will make it for difficult for the russians on the battlefield. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's monday, july 17th. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast where we're following two major weather stories across the u.s. excessive heat and severe flooding. from the southeast to the northwest. nearly 80 million people under heat alert with some states seeing record-breaking triple digit tempera

you're watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, america marks its independence day, but the fireworks and parties give way to gunshots and mourning amid a wave of mass shootings. >>> plus, israel strikes gaza, hitting what it says are hamas weapon sites. a live report on the escalating violence in the middle east. >>> and japan plans to release a million tons of waste water from the fukushima nuclear plant. experts say the water is treated and safe, but not everyone agrees. we're live in tokyo. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> thanks for being with us. we begin here in the united states where cities across the country are dealing with the fallout from mass shootings over the holiday weekend. indianapolis police are investigating the death of a 16-year-old girl who was killed in a shooting during a block party late monday evening. further south, in texas, three people are dead after gunfire erupted at an annual neighborhood gathering in fort worth. police are still unsure what mot

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you are watching cnn newsroom.so much of the northern hemisphere's walters is soaring temperatures and other extreme weather, u.s. climate envoy john kerry is set for four days of talks with his chinese counterpart in beijing, but the biggest breakthrough may have nothing to do with climate. the world's steaming weather ironically may help for the two countries' frosty relations. >> reporter: after the planet recorded its hottest week in history, and extreme weather continues to cause death and destruction globally, the world's two biggest polluters will hold climate talks in beijing during a heat wave in the capital. u.s. climate envoy john kerry begins a four day trip to climate on china on sunday. >> as the two largest economies in the world, china and the united states really need to cooperate on this. >> reporter: both sides are feeling the pain of their home soil this summer with u.s. states facing intense heat and flooding, and record temperatures across china where even the pandas are struggling to keep coo

i'm kim brunhuber, ahead on "cnn newsroom." a heat wave is bringing temperatures never seen before in the u.s. and europe. well tell you how hot it could get this weekend, plus -- >> wherever you are, we will hunt you down in whatever hole you may be residing in and bring you to custody, period. >> that's the message from law enforcement to the men suspected of killing four people outside of atlanta on saturday. we'll bring you the details of the manhunt. and later, gang violence in haiti is raging out of control and now the u.n. is considering sending a military force to the country. >>> but first, we want to tell you about reports coming into cnn about a large earthquake in southern alaska. the united states geological survey is reporting that a 7.2 magnitude quake struck a short time ago. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says a tsunami advisory is now in place in southern alaska and the alaskan peninsula. now, we haven't yet received reports of injuries or damage, and we'll bring you more on the story as w

you're watching "cnn newsroom."resident zelenskyy is condemning the latest round of russian strikes on odesa, calling them an evil that no one can excuse. it was the fifth attack on the city this week and it left at least one person dead and 19 others wounded. this orthodox church was damaged along with at least six residential buildings. in previous strikes, russia targeted grain infrastructure after pulling out of the black sea grain deal which allowed wheat exports from places like odesa. mr. zelenskyy is now taking the issue of food exports to nato's top boss. >> we discussed with mr. stoltenberg our steps to unblock and ensure the stable operation of the grain corridor. in our cooperation, we have moved to a new, higher level -- the level of the ukraine nato council. and this mechanism can work. i turn to jens with a proposal to urgently convene such a meeting for the council for appropriate crisis consultations. the meeting will take place in a few days. we can overcome the security crisis in the black sea. >>

>>> welcome to the "cnn newsroom." jim acosta has the day off. the u.s. supreme court has wrapped up its term, delivering three momentous rulings that carry deep social and financial impacts. all three of the cases were decided by a 6-3 vote along ideological lines. the conservative super majority ruled that a colorado web designer can turn away customers who want a same sex wedding announcement. colorado woman cites her christian beliefs and the court rules it is an issue of free speech. but many see it as a setback for gay rights. and president biden does not have the authority to forgive $400 billion in student loan debts. some 40 million borrowers would have benefitted to varying degrees. and the court effectively ended affirmative action in college admissions. this means u.s. colleges and universities can no longer use race as a factor when reviewing applications. now i want to bring in supreme court reporter. thank you so much for joining us. how significant is the ruling for higher education? >> really significant. chief justice john roberts saying

switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom."f you are just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date with our top story this is hour. 65 million people are under heat alerts across the u.s. and forecasters warn record high temperatures will continue the next few days. the same heat dome is pushing more rain to the northeast. >>> later today, the florida judge in donald trump's classified documents case is expected to discuss a potential trial date. there is growing fear among democrats that the -- in the u.s. that third party candidate could take away votes from president joe biden and hand the white house to donald trump next year. a senator with a history of bucking his own party may be getting ready to enter the race. jeff zeleny reports. >> reporter: senator joe manchin on enly flirnopenly flirting wi president had bid. >> we want to have an option. and the option is can you move them off their respective sides. >> reporter: and what he calls a unity ticket, many democrats fear could be a spoiler by syphoning just enough votes

ahead on "cnn newsroom." we're live in france with a look a another night of protests after the fatal police shooting of a teenager. this as a french mayor's home was attacked overnight. >>> and we already knew about donald trump's call to georgia trying to overturn the 2020 election results in that state. well, now we're learning about a different phone call with the governor of arizona. >>> and an unrelenting heat wave is scorching parts of the u.s. this holiday weekend, this as millions of americans are taking to the skies and roads to celebrate. what's in store for this fourth of july weekend, that's ahead. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> all right. we'll have those stories in a moment. but first, we're following police reports of a mass shooting in southern baltimore. now, the exact number of casualties is still unclear, but it appears that there are multiple fatalities and dozens of people wounded. we are expecting a news conference and will bring you t

>>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm paula reid in washington. jim acosta is off. we begin this hour with new evidence of donald trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. a source tells cnn that after the votes were cast, former president trump called then-governor doug doocy of arizona in an attempt to pressure him into overturning that state's results. sources say trump also pushed then-vice president mike pence to help him in this pressure campaign. cnn has more now. jeremy, what more are you learning about trump's attempts to pressure the governor? >> reporter: good afternoon, paula. now we heard publicly at the time governor doocy acknowledge he had this call with president trump but did not know the contents of the call. now sources are telling cnn that doocy has said that the president pressured him to try to find enough fraud in the state of arizona so that he could overturn the election. the governor stood against trump and certified this election despite these pressure calls. sources also told cnn that the president talked to his former vice p

. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom."ith max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> hello and welcome. it's monday, july 24th, 9:00 a.m. here in london. 1:00 a.m. on the u.s. west coast, where a record heat wave that has tortured americans for more than a month threatens to extend into august. millions of people are under a combination of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings from coast to coast. by the middle of the week, high temperatures are set to expand to the majority of the country. health and weather experts are warning everyone to stay indoors if possible especially in cities and states like texas and arizona push higher into triple digits. despite the motivation to beat the heat, the mayor of phoenix says this year has been tough on her city. >> the heat has been unrelenting in our community. we have nobody innovative. and that is the phoenix way. we build for extreme temperatures in the summer so that we've made infrastructure investments that help us get out of these challenges. but this summer has set some tough

our max foster is out on assignment, just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> the president is hoping the natolliance can more demonstrate the unity with ukraine. >> i don't think there's unanimity in nato about whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family now. >>> it's up to my knees! >> i know. >> this is a 1 in 1,000-year rainfall for that spot. >>> spending is a top priority for congress when they return this week. >> hopefully, we can have a bipartisan agreement and the that avoids the shutdown. live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is monday, july the 10th. 4:00 a.m. in washington, 9:00 a.m. here in london where u.s. president joe biden is expected today at 10 downing street to meet with the british prime minister. the visit coming amid high-stakes meeting that kicks off in lithuania tomorrow. biden and r sas expected to meet. it propertied a rare public disagreement from sunak, though the white house is playing down any fracture. ahead of his arrival, mr. biden spoke with turkey's president and discussed bits with sweden and ukraine t

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ahead on cnn newsroom, republican candidates gatherer in iowa. see how one found out the hard way what happens when you target the former president. >>> plus when it comes to u.s. weather, even the good news says there's little relief in sight for much of the country. we'll explain and have the latest on the heat alerts. >>> and later, what it's like living in odesa and seeing historic places destroyed by russian attacks. we'll get a firsthand account of life in the war zone. >>> so if donald trump or his supporters are bothered by the latest charges the front runner faces, no one is showing it. ♪ >> a little joke there, i guess. the former president received a stand og ovation friday night in iowa. in fact, it was a rare appearance where most of his republican rivals also spoke. trump mostly highlighted what he considers to be his administration's accomplishments, but he also went on the attack without specifically addressing those charges against him. listen. >> they want to weaponize the ira, just like they have weaponized the justice departme

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you are in the "cnn newsroom." former president trump is pushing back on the new criminal charges he's facing. the former president took to social media today to deny that security footage from mar-a-lago was deleted, but that's not what prosecutors have accused here. they allege that he was part of an attempt to delete the footage. prosecutors say a mar-a-lago property manager, carlos de oliveira, urged another employee to scrub the footage, saying that, quote, the boss, aka trump, wanted the entire server deleted. de oliveira is accused of lying to investigators about moving classified documents at the resort, and the indictment alleges that the desire to have this footage deleted was all aimed at trying to conceal critical information from investigators. de oliveira is due in federal court tomorrow morning. trump also says that the footage was voluntary handed over. that's also not true. it was subpoenaed. this weekend, trump has been on the campaign trail and on the attack. >> these are vicious, bad people. as

this is cnn newsroom.went to get back to our top story this hour. 44 million americans are under heat alerts stretching from the west coast all the way to florida. as you can see, there will be linear -- little relief. all will see camps well above normal . in all, some 30 cities could see record high temperatures this weekend and the heat is expected to spread east during the week. for many people, these conditions can be life-threatening. one group at risk, migrant farmworkers who help feed the nation. we look at how workers in southern california try and stay safe as a struggle to get by. >> reporter: it's a constant reminder to wear the right clothes, take breaks, drink water, stop working if you feel dizzy. temperatures here in coachella are normally high every single year, but the heat wave makes it extreme and there are hundreds of agricultural workers out picking and packing fruits and vegetables that will get distributed all over the country and eventually end up on your table. the shade under the

ahead on cnn newsroom, an intense heat wave is scorching the u.s. this weekend with some temperatures topping 110 degrees. parts of europe bake under their own heat wave. we take you live to rome for the latest. >>> it's a demon that walks among us. >> a predator that ruined families. officials announce a breakthrough in a series of unsolved decade's old murder cases. how police found him. >>> seeks to join one of the most exclusive clubs on the planet. the race to the moon. >>> we begin with a dangerous weeks long heat wave that's getting worse this weekend as a heat dome intensifies and reaches peak strength over parts of the western united states. 85 million americans are under heat alerts after the heat dome expanded into california, which is now experiencing its first extreme heat wave of the year. it's already been dangerously hot for weeks in texas, florida, and arizona, where phoenix is in the middle of a record-breaking streak of consecutive 110-degree days. the intense heat is a silent killer. >> in our region across the united states, hea

you are watching cnn newsroom. i'm rosemary church. extreme weather in the u.s., with no relief in sight from the sweltering heat from tens of millions of people, coast-to- coast. in the northeast, floods have turned deadly, while much of europe is also suffering under record heat. italy could see its hottest temperatures ever. >>> and, the bridge is sitting russia to crimea quiet, after reportedly being hit with a strike. we have more from london. >>> good to have you with us. we begin with extreme weather bringing excessive heat and deadly flooding across the u.s. more than 80 million people are under heat alerts in at least 14 states stretching from washington state to florida. the blistering temperatures are breaking records by the day. parts of california, nevada, and arizona are seeing the mercury shoot well past 100 degrees fahrenheit. meanwhile, it is not excessive heat, but too much water that is causing distress in the northeast. in the past month, parts of new england, and other northeastern states have seen up to 300% of th

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london ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> ukraine's future is in nato. >> putin and its craven lust for land and power unleashes brutal war on ukraine. he was betting nato would break apart. he was betting nato would break. >> hottest temperatures of summer are coming up this weekend and in some places the hottest temperatures ever recorded. >> people's cars got flipped over, windows knocked out. people were screaming. this storm is really bad. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is thursday, june 13th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 11:00 a.m. in helsinki. in the hours ahead, president zelenskyy will be meeting with authoriz nordic leaders and the finish president. and there they offered ukrainian president zelenskyy security guarantees and assurances but still no time line on joining the alliance. nic robertson is following developments and joins me now here in london with the latest. starting with what biden is doing today, he is in helsinki, the session of finland to nato effectively doubles it border with russia and this trip feels like a geo

and this is cnn newsroom. just ahead, mass shooting in america, independence day celebrations in the u.s. marred by gun violence leaving multiple people dead. from the campaign trail to the parade routes, republican presidential hopefuls look for votes and showed this patriotic pride on independence day. and after a deadly military operation, israel pulls its troops out of jenin while the violent spread beyond the west bank. thank you for joining us, we begin here in the united states for cities across the country are dealing with the fallout from mass shootings over the holiday weekend. indianapolis police are investigating the death of a 16-year-old girl who was killed in a shooting during her block party late monday evening. through the south, and texas the -- adonai no neighborhood gathering in fort worth. police there are still unsure what motivated the violence. and in philadelphia, authorities say a shooter killed five people at random on monday. the city's mayor expressed his anger over the gun violenc

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welcome back you're watching cnn newsroom. der found inside the white house is being sent four for their novices after initial tests said it was possibly cocaine. cnn's jeremy diamond has the details. while the secret service set a powdery substance was discovered at the white house on wednesday evening, it prompted an evacuation of the white house complex, a hazmat team with the city of washington d.c. came in and deemed the substance nonhazardous, foot two sources familiar with the matter say that that powdery substance tested positive for cocaine. now that was done via a field test that was sometimes inconclusive. and it has been sent out for further testing and evaluation. now secret service books man anthony guglielmi said that the powdery substance was found in a work space within the west wing. president biden, for his part, he was not at the white house when this took place. and now we should note that on the weekends here at the white house there are often tour groups that go through the west wing of the white house so

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ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> i never experienced this kind of heat. it's really, really hot. >> smoldering heat takes over the u.s. as temperatures could hit 130 degrees in some places this weekend. cnn as reporters all across this developing story. >>> plus. >> we ended this without anyone else getting hurt. >> pennsylvania fugitive murder suspect michael burnham has been caught. we'll look at what tipped off the police to his arrest. and a major decision from the fda this week that will impact millions of women and girls in the u.s. >>> more than 80 million people remain under heat alerts, as the weeks-long heat wave continues and intensifies here in the u.s. dangerously high temperatures will continue across the western part of the country throughout the weekend with temperatures getting hotter in the south early next week. the weather prediction center says daytime highs will range between 10 to 20 degrees above normal in central and southern california and reach up to 120 degrees fahrenheit in parts of california, arizona, and southern nevada. tak

you are in the cnn newsroom. we begin this hour on the campaign trail with former president donald trump where his deepening legal peril doesn't seem to be affecting his polling. he is still well ahead of all of his gop challengers. he was the only one of 13 candidates to get a standing ovation last night at the lincoln dinner in des moines, iowa. today he's moved on to pennsylvania and is about to hold a rally in erie. that's where we join cnn's alana. what kind of turn out are you seeing? it looks pretty packed from what i can see behind you. >> reporter: it is. and also, as you might, i'm not sure if you can see from where you are but donald trump just took the stage and is about to speak any moment now. the crowd, very energetic right now. cheering for donald trump's arrival. i will point out that the venue is not completely full. that's not typical for these rallies. there is, of course, many people as you can see. there are also many open seats. tonight, donald trump began speaking. and i think you can expe

i'm laila harrak and you're watching "cnn newsroom."can voters in the state of iowa could be the first to pick their new presidential nominee. the state's central committee voted unanimously to hold their first in the nation caucuses on january 15th. several other states have yet to declare the dates of their nominating contests, but the iowa date would be the earliest start to the nomination process since 2012. former president donald trump called on supporters in nevada to help voters turn out in massive numbers to return him to the white house. mr. trump lost to joe biden in the 2020 election by 2.2 percentage points. speaking at a volunteer recruitment events, trump spouted his usual lies about election cheating. he then went on to criticize his leading opponent, ron desantis. in tip tall trump fashion, the former president called the florida governor a disdainful nickname and criticized him for wanting to use a mountain in nevada as a nuclear waste repository. >> desanctimonious voted to use yucca mountain for a nuclear waste site.

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ahead on "cnn newsroom," when it comes to u.s.eather the good news says there's little relief in sight for the country. the latest on heat alerts from coast-to-coast. >>> republican candidates, including donald trump, gather in iowa. sew how one found out the hard way what happens when you target the former president. >>> and the other side of the debate in israel. we'll hear from those who say they support at least some of president benjamin netanyahu's controversial judicial reforms. ♪ >>> and we begin this hour with more than 100 million people still right across the united states waking up to those heat alerts in the hours ahead. that's nearly one in three people in this country from southern california right up to the northwest and new england. but remarkable improvement from the 150 million affected yesterday. but then there's phoenix, where temperatures are expected to stay above 110 degrees right through the weekend. the scorching temperatures in the midwest are easing but people in the northeast will have to wait until at

this is "cnn newsroom."et to one of our top stories, two highly controversial supreme court rulings on friday. the final day of the court's term. the 6-3 majority ruled a website designer in colorado could legally deny her services to same-sex couples because of her christian beliefs. it's widely seen as a major setback for gay and minority rights. also by a 6-3 vote, president biden's ambitious plan to wipe out hundreds of billions in student loan debt was struck down as unconstitutional. now the ruling on student debt is a sharp blow to millions of americans who had been counting on it. cnn's brian todd has more on the expected fallout. >> reporter: cody runs a crisis center helping people with student loan debt. he himself has about $30,000 in outstanding debt from his student loan. his reaction to the supreme court's ruling blocking the biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan -- >> i'm absolutely devastated. the way that many others, millions of people across the country are. >> reporter: th