seems very foreign minister eli collins said that as well as intend to fight with the palestinian people, just idea that there is a pub with a great stress. i want to emphasize actually all the boxes of the region which is mainly based on the job. ready position which finds the animal encounters drawing his life from west jerusalem. now the expanded government consisting and rhonda, this operation isn't against the palestinian people, but that's not the reality. when these raids with these raids on densely populated areas, when most people, the civilians, this is of the well, that's absolutely right. what these really a government is saying, what prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying is that this is an operation akin to the ones that we've seen in gaza. but this is an operation that is designed to strike at um the fights has within the camp itself. but we are hearing uh, there are some discrepancies in the casualty figures. now, the power steering is the thing, at least 9 have been killed. but we've got some figures when these ready armies saying 10 of the militants, but it wasn't

here with me now cnn senior legal analyst elie honig, and kaitlan collins. kaitlan, do we know who testified before the grand jury today? >> the most important person, even though he is not really a household name is will russell. he was someone kind of a bodyman, personal aide to trump inside the white house and followed him to mar-a-lago after he left the white house. importantly, he was there on january 6th. he was at the ellipse with trump. there is a ton of videos always by trump's side or kind of in the background. what's notable is this is his third appearance before the grand jury. and that's even baffling kind of to some of the trump attorneys of why he is going so many times. one really interesting thing happened today, and that just speaks to the complexity of this case, and also just how intertwined all of this. all of this is happening at a courthouse in washington. and will russell is before the grand jury. his attorney is this guy stan woodward, who is also representing walt nauta, trump's co-defendant. he was late to a hearing, a verdict read

absolutely though, what it does mora, has who >> kaitlan collins, -- elie honig. thank you, you can see caitlin top of the hour at the source. still to come tonight, another day of capitol hill chaos. democrats grilling robert f. kennedy junior but his profitable vaccines, after republicans identify -- - excuse me? >> that is a question yes or no. >> i did not hear question. >> i said do you think it was just as hard to wear a mask during covid, as it was to hide under floorboards or false walls, so you were not murdered or track to the concentration camp. >> of course not. that is ridiculous. >> that is a comparison you made. >> there is video. we will show too. the ranking democrat from the, hearing democrat stacey joins us next, later new developments in the investigation on the accused long island serial killer including the theory about where these women may have been murdered. was it in his own home, details ahead. reinventing our network... ...with smarter, more efficient routes... ...so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast. reliable. perfectl

. >> elie honig, kaitlan collins, thank you very much. kaitlan will be pot at the top at the hour, entered news program sources starts next week. graduations, kaitlan. coming up, the mystery surrounding yevgeny prigozhin, the mercenary leader that led the field rebellion against the kremlin. he is in russia, he says, but he's not been seen in public in a week and a half. some insight next away or could mean to the kremlin and to the war in ukraine? also, there is later new word on what the secret will wrap up its investigation into the cocaine discovered in the west wing, and whether there may be able to identify who left? start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. this is remington. he's a member of the family, for sure. we always fed him kibble it just seemed like the thing to do. but he was getting picky, and we started noticing some allergy symptoms. we heard about the farmer's dog and it was a complete transformation. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it's

we have kaitlan collins, former federal prosecutor eli hoenig and "the new york times" maggie habermannow who to start with. it's like a bounty of people. we're hearing jack smith's investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election results could be coming to a close. what are you hearing about that timeline? >> it's not totally clear to anyone, especially to the attorneys of the people who may very well get indicted in this investigation when this is actually going to happen. people are bracing for it. it's something they're every day trying to read theity leaves to see what's going to happen. i think the reason it's going to happen in the near future is because there's been a loss of activity in his office, he's been bringing people in -- >> jack people have been bringing people in. >> with very aggressive deadlines. it's a very quick turn around of when they want to hear from people. i think this is raising questions of what it's going to look like. and what he's asking with the fake electors, the crazy oval office, those are things that they believe could be the end of the in

. >> let's bring in cnn's senior legal analyst elie honig,ry khari sellers and peggy collins.d to have you with us today. let's pick up on that. chris christie was talking about there is so much discussion right now as we're all waiting to see could there be an indictment. there is so much talk about intent and whether what we are learning new overnight shows any sort of intent but there is also the real conversation about how a person's mind can change. i believed a, but today i believe b because i learned something. >> this is a great example of why it's so difficult to prove intent, because you can argue it either way, right. if i am a prosecutor, i am arguing he knew the election was safe, he embraced that celebrated it. that shows he knew he lost, there was no fraud. or you could argue minds change, you get new facts. we want our policy leaders to adjust to the facts. donald trump will say people told me this was stolen. therefore, i believed it was stolen. so this is a back and forth. one thing that's important to keep in mind, when it comes to a criminal courtroom, it's

collins. legal analyst and former assistant to u.s. attorney elieonig, pilot -- former fbi deputy fbi director. but how worried should the former president be tonight? >> he should be very wary. . just a couple things about target letters. he did know how many people in -- the department is not required to serve a target letter on anybody before they get indicted. they can do it in some cases, they've clearly done it here. it is a very clear indication that they are looking squarely at him, but they had substantial evidence against him. they are likely to indict these -- if the matter is still up for judgment in the prosecutors office. i think he should be very concerned about getting indicted on what will undoubtedly be a very serious case. >> elie, do you agree with professor tribe about the timing, and also the possible charges? >> i agree with professor chi -- the charges are very near. i wouldn't bank on a certain day, i think he was careful not to do that. i agree in part, disagree in part on what the charges are likely to be. i think that we