. >> i'm max foster joining you live from london.ust ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> i don't play for a second i never have, i'm not going to start, i'm in this to win it. >> you might be the most polished politician in the race. >>> they did not know where they were. >> they were mistreated, they were exploited. >> both sides bracing the counterpoint. >> it's fairly clear it has to be inland. ♪ >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is monday, june the 5th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 3:00 a.m. in december money iowa where presidential candidates and former south carolina governor nikki haley was making her pitch for why they would be the best. >> haley was highlighted they are stance on foreign policy, the key issues like abortion rights and social security. and pointed out that americans are tired of divisive politics and they they want a new, younger leader. >> the reason we got in when we did, i didn't care who was was getting in, i didn't care what over issues, we've got a country to sa

i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> those are the white things and the gray in the middle, that is where the smoke is. >> elderly couples behind me, they can barely walk and now they are standing in lines for ten hours? >> investigators sat down with rudy giuliani who was representing former president trump and helping him file a lot of challenges to overturn the 2020 election. >>> with yevgeny prigozhin now believed to be in belarus, questions still remain about what his ultimate goals were when he undertook his insurrection over the weekend. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is thursday, june 29. in the midwest u.s., millions will be waking up to unhealthy air quality level in the coming hours. chicago experienced the worst air quality in the world 00 wednesday. smoke from the canadian wildfires is blanketing dozens of states from the midwest to the east coast yet again. and meteorologists say the haze is expected to stick around th

. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> we'll continue to put every available asset that we have in an effort to find the "titan." >> any of the smaller submersibles, they are extremely claustrophobic. and the trip down to the "titanic" is a fairly long expedition. >> badge of honor. sometimes you can judge a person by the enemies that they make. >> to my republican colleagues, i thank you. you honor me and flatter me with this falsehood. >> a story about you calling her the next catherine? >> i will not confirm or deny. i'm not in middle school. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is thursday, june 22, and we begin with the search of the missing submersible somewhere in the atlantic ocean as experts fear the supply of oxygen may run out today. only indication that the five men on board might still be alive is the banging noises heard the past two days. >> and equipment is being rushed to the site. it could hook it to a ship that can get it

i'm bianca nobilo. >>> i'm max foster.bring you up to date, secretary of state antony blinken is said to meet with xi jinping. russian opposition alexei navalny 54ed by video link in a moscow court to attend the first hearing in an extremist case against him. >>> for students planning to enter college in the u.s. and those who graduate with huge debt will want to keep a close eye on u.s. supreme court rulings in the days ahead. a look at what to expect and those other high-profile cases. >> reporter: all eyes are on this conservative supreme court to see just how fast and how far the conservatives want to go to move the court to the right. one big case they're considering considers affirmative action and asks the question whether colleges and universities can continue to take race into consideration as a factor with dismisses plans. that has to do with plans for harvard and university of north carolina. the schools say they want to be able to krl race in order to make sure their campuses are diverse. they say their campuse

. >>> and i'm max foster joining you live from london.ust ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> trump will come to court on tuesday, but he'll be have that proceeding, be read his charges and expected a plea of not guilty. >> any other defendant who faced this would be in the most grave trouble. and i think donald trump is. >>> a vehicle fire underneath i-95 caused a portion of the highway above to collapse. >> this cleanup could take some number of months, this is going to be a traffic nightmare. >>> my own husband spewing dangerous gas and lava, it's the most dangerous of the volcanos in the philippines. ♪ >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is monday, june 12th. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in miami, florida, where former u.s. president donald trump will huddle with his legal team in the coming hours, one day before he's set to walk into a federal court and face 37 criminal charges. >> those charges are related to his handling of classified documents after he left office. trump has denied

max foster is on royal assignment again today. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> we were exiting the building when we heard approximately 20 gunshots in rapid succession. >>> a child should be able to walk at their graduation and enjoy the accomplishment. >>> smoke from the wildfires in canada have been pouring into the u.s. causing the worst air quality in the world. >>> i recognize people will call me a hypocrite. >>> pocomplete 180 saying this would be good for golf. he sold out every single one of us. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is wednesday, june 7th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in richmond, virginia where there was a nightmare for many families. gunfire broke out just after a high school fwradation ceremony tuesday evening. hundreds of people were gathered around taking photos and celebrating. police say two were killed including an 18-year-old graduate and five others were wounded. survivors describe running for their lives. >> just as i got to the back cor

i'm max foster. bianca is off this week. just ahead -- >> there is no crime. it is not a crime. >> to actually hear the former president's words and to hear the tone of this conversation i think is what could be potentially really damaging to trump. >> it bolsters claim under the espionage act and the obstruction case. >> vladimir putin has broken his silence. >> putin has no one to blame but himself for what occurred in russia. >> he is furious. he has been unmasked like the wizard of oz when the curtain is draped back. >> live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is tuesday, june 27, 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and we begin with that new audio recording obtained by cnn in which former president trump is heard describing secret pentagon documents to staffers at his new jersey home in 2021. the tape which is likely a key piece of evidence in the classified documents indictment against trump undercuts his claims that he didn't keep any classified documents after leaving the white house. take a listen. >> these are bad

i'm max foster. bianca is off. but just ahead -- >>> debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. >> we didn't remember the lesson of tit"titanic." >> two great friends, two great nations and two great powers. cheers. >> many americans disagree on the actions by congress today and by our own president. >>> that is when it just started pouring hail. there were golf ball size pieces. it was crazy. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, june 23, 9:00 a.m. in london, 5:30 off canada's eastern coast where officials are trying to think that the submersible imploded. debris was first located thursday morning not far from the wreckage. all five passengers on board were killed and it is still not clear if their remains can ever be recovered. ly gel marquez has more on what we're learning about what went wrong. >> the debris field is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. >> reporter: a catastrophic implosion. five crew members ab

. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead -- >> crews searching for the sub reportedly heard banging sounds at 30 minute intervals. >> all of our efforts are focused on finding the sub. >> president biden's son hunter reaches an agreement with the justice department. >> you are the president's son. you get a sweetheart deal. >> notwithstanding what everyone else wants to say, nobody else has seen the evidence. >> andrew tate and his brother are both due in court. >> prosecutors say the charges are human trafficking, rape and setting up a criminal game. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is wednesday, june 21, 9:00 a.m. this london, 5:30 a.m. in st. john's, canada where the crews say that they have heard banging sounds. according too an internal memo, banging was heard for 30 minutes every half hour and then againa were put out. >> and searches will continue. the sub owned by the underwater company oceangate disappeared sunday almost 400 nautical miles southeast of n

i'm max foster. just joining us, let me bring you up to date with the top stories, over 90 million people are in threat weather threats in the east coast. the storm has caused power outages. >>> and moscow's mayor said all insecurity has been lifted after the invasion by yevgeny prigozhin revealed cracks in vladimir putin's leadership. >>> president zelenskyy has discussed russia's internal conflict with other world leaders including u.s. president joe biden, canadian prime minister justin trudeau and the polish president andres duda. mr. zelenskyy said they all view it the same way and haven't agreed how to respond. the military claims to have gained ground around bakhmut over the weekend with heavy shelling in the kherson region. ukraine's air force shot down 13 air targets overnight including air missiles and drones. cnn's ben wedeman has more on the battles in ukraine. >> reporter: after the brief but intense drama in russia, it's back to the war in ukraine. while wagner chief yevgeny prigozhin w

i'm max foster. bianca nobilo is back next week. just ahead -- >> friday will be the busiest day here and nationwide. make sure that you are giving yourself plenty of time. >> the smoke in the northeast, heat across the deep south and also california and then the severe weather that will be possible on friday afternoon. >>> the supreme court stirring up protests with its decision gutting affirmative action saying colleges and universities can no longer rely on race in the admissions process. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, june 30, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. on the east coast where more than 70 million people are starting the weekend under heat alerts. temperatures will be around 100 degrees farenheit in the south. and out west another heatwave is just beginning. in parts of california and nevada, temperatures could soar up to 100 degrees. some people might try to beat the heat by traveling this weekend, but that could come with its own headaches. on thursday, more

. >> and i'm max foster joining you from london. just ahead -- >> democrats are feeling very good tonight. we've saved the country from the scorch of default, we may be tired but we did it. >> no way i could lose iowa. let's see what happens. i don't think so. we'll have to do some really bad things to lose at this point. >> hard to end. even 150 lifetime shows, to me my band, my office, it is more than just work. it is my home. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is friday, june 2, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington. a weeks' long battle to raise the government's debt limit is finally over. >> the senate narrowly voted in favor of a compromise deal removing the risk of an economic meltdown in the u.s. that would have been felt around the world. the bill cleared the lower house a day earlier and was passed by the senate last night. >> once the president signs the bill into law, treasury can finally resume borrowing money to meet its many obligations until the year 2025. >>

i'm max foster. bianca is off today. but just ahead -- >> it underscores the justice department's commitment to both independence and accountability. >> he is still looking for lawyers to represent him in this case here in the southern district of florida. >>> we don't know how the boat capsized, but it was well over capacity. >> we cannot afford anymore losing lives in the sea. >> this is the area of ukraine where the heaviest fighting is currently taking place. and you can see what it has done to the villages. and the fighting is said to get even worse. live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is thursday, june 15th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and we begin with a missed opportunity that some say might have kept donald trump hit with federal charges. the "washington post" reports that the former u.s. president rejected efforts by one of his attorneys to try to negotiate a settlement with the justice department. several sources say trump showed no intere

i'm max foster. bianca is off today. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> people were climbing out of rubble. there was a fire nearby. it was a horrible scene. >> this is the first order from judge aileen cannon since former president trump was arraigned. she is urging lawyers for both sides to have their security clearances in place as this goes forward. >> i believe america is still a shining city on a hill whose eyes of the world are upon us. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, june 16th, 3:00 a.m. in northern texas where a small town is reeling after a deadly tornado touched down. at least three people were killed and dozens more injured on thursday when a tornado carved a mile and a half long path of destruction through the town near the border with oklahoma. the damage is heartbreaking. many people lost everything. officials say as many as 200 homes may have been damaged. a mobile home park was especially hard hit. local high school has opened its gymnasium

. >> i'm max foster. just ahead -- >> today we witnessed the most evil and heinous abuse of power in the history of our country. >> he said they were his own documents. that is not only absolutely false, it is like upside down world. >> they have gone through it before. there is a sense of normalcy in the chaos when it comes to trump world. >> inflation continues to cool off which of course is a huge relief. nowhere near back to normal yet. they may need more inflation fighting medicine from the fed. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is wednesday, june 14th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. this miami where for the first time in u.s. history a former president has been arrested and arraigned on federal charges. >> donald trump pleaded not guilty to 37 counts in the classified documents case. inside the courthouse, he sat hunched over arms crossed with a scowl on his face and did not speak during the hearing. this is likely the start of a long judicial proce

. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> i've been living in new york for the most part of 35 years and i never experienced anything like this. >> dense smoke has blanketed much of the northeast, mid-atlantic and ohio valley with just incredible amounts of smoke. >>> former president trump has been informed that he is the target of a federal investigation into possible mishandling of classified documents. >>> we've got to find a way to move our country forward and restore confidence in equal treatment under the law in this country. >>> live from fr llondon, this "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> and it is 4:00 a.m. on the east coast of the u.s. where tens of millions of people are under health risk due to wildfire smoke pouring in from canada. >> officials warn the smoke could blanket much of the u.s. and canada for the next few days. this is coming from the more than 100 fires active in quebec. >> and this time lapse shows the smoke engulfing new york city over a three h

. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead -- >> i have no classified documents and by the way they become automatically declassified. >> they have an audiotape now of donald trump in a meeting where he talks about a classified proposal from the pentagon. >> it is as far as evidence goes very, very powerful. >>> the house did it, it was a struggle to get there. >> this is the biggest cut in savings this congress has ever voted for. >> yeah, there is clearly something there because we have video of it. >> nasa has been looking for a life in the universe for decades. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is thursday, june 1, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the marathon of talks, negotiations and meetings have paid off for the u.s. president and house speaker. >> 314-117, the bill has passed. >> and it is not over just yet as it heads to the senate. more on that in a moment. >>> but first sources tells us that federal prosecutors have audio recordi

he's expected to continue giving evidence on wednesday. >> max foster joins me now from london.eral lawsuits against tabloids. what about the other cases? >> there are several cases he's involved with. two of the key ones involve illegal information gathering at other newspaper groups. so news group newspapers which includes the sun newspaper, not phone hacking there but other forms of illegal news gathering effectively. then separately there's associated news limited, which oversees the daily mail. and there we're talking about bugging and blaging. so listening devices and getting hold of private information, using that, putting did into stories. we're going to hear the results of both those judgments later on this year. but between these three cases, really, you've got the entire tabloid media. harry's taking them on. he wants them reformed. he wants to make sure these techniques are known about and never allowed again. >> max foster, appreciate it. thank you. >>> here at home up next how a drinking glass, utensils and genetic genealogy is connected to a case against an attorn

yet he's expected to continue to giving evidence on wednesday. >> max foster joins me now from londonmarkle have filed several lawsuits against tabloids, what about the other cases? >> there are several cases involved. with. two of the key ones involved illegal information gathering and other newspaper groups. so, news group, and newspapers which include the sun newspaper, not phone hacking there, but other forms of illegal newsgathering, effectively. and then separately, there is an associated news-limited, which oversees the daily mail, and there were talking about bugging and black again blagging -- results of both those judgments later on this year. but with tween these three cases, really, you've got the entire tabloid media, harry is taking them on. he wants them reformed, he wants to make sure that these techniques are known about, and never allowed again. >> max foster, appreciate it. thank you. here at home, how a drinking glass and genetic genealogy is connected to a case against an accused of for sexual assaults more than a decade ago. ters the room. phil: excuse me? hillar

i'm max foster in london. bianca nobilo is off for the week. just ahead -- >> i will never fly with united again. >> people have planned vacations for a long time. >> completely disregarding his responsibility to protect secrets. >> i think that disqualifies those people from being president. and i think that i would say the same for any of them who said he should be pardoned. >> halfway to moscow, they will squash you like a bug. >> russia is entering very difficult turbulence. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is wednesday, june 28, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. on the east coast where severe storms are causing a travel meltdown. and wildfire smoke in canada is stretching from the midwest to the northeast bringing poor air quality and reducing visibility. but we start with the travel misery. the federal aviation administration ordered temporary ground stops for flights going to all three major airports in the new york city metro area due to thunderstorms. and more than 1,000 flights delayed

. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is tuesday, june 20th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 5:30 a.m. in st. johns canada, headquarters for the search and rescue efforts happening right now for the missing submersible that was taking passengers to the titanic. >> the sub belongs to the commercial underwater exploration company oceangate which lost contact with the vessel an hour and 45 minutes in to its dec ccscent on sunday. the search effort continues throughout the night. >> wreckage is almost 400 nautical miles southeast of newfoundland. and it is more than 2 miles below the surface. a coast guard official briefed reporters on monday on the search efforts. >> it is a remote area and it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area. but we are deploying all available assets to make sure that we can locate the craft and rescue the people on board. >> and more now on the search from brian todd. >> reporter: an urgent search and rescue operation is under way in the north applitlantic t find a lost submersible with five people aboard. coast

i'm max foster.nging you up-to-date on the latest situation in russia -- traffic remains restricted on a major highway that connects moscow after wagner forces left the area. local russian official says the highway sustained damage and is being repaired. and as for yevgeny prigozhin, kremlin says it doesn't know where he is. he was last seen leaving in a vehicle. u.s. intelligence community said it suspected for some time that prigozhin was planning such a move, but they didn't expect it to be called off only a few hours later. nathan hodge is joining me. i want to ask you about belarus. it seems to be playing a crucial role in negotiating the quick settlement. do we think prigozhin really is on his way there? >> i mean, we have more questions than we have answers on all of this. but especially the role of belarus and belarusian president lukashenko. how did it come to pass that lukashenko ends up being the man at least in the kremlin's account saves putin's bacon yesterday by helping to negotiate th

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viewers in the united states and all around the world, i'm max foster in london. i want to bring you up to date on our developing story out of russia beginning with a dramatic turn of events. at this hour moscow is calm but traffic restrictions are still in place on a major highway connecting the capital with southwestern russia. the refinery fire that started after an apparent clash between wagner mercenaries and russia troops has been put out, happening after a -- headed by yevgeny prigozhin came to an end as suddenly as it was started. that is video of wagner troops shooting in the air as they pulled out of the city on saturday. earlier the kremlin said it cut a deal with prigozhin to stop the march of his force toss moscow, under that deal the kremlin says wagner troops will not face any legal action, but they will sign new contracts with russia's defense ministry. while moscow will drop its charges against prigozhin he will go to belarus. wagner's leading says he agreed to that in order to avoid blood shed. >> translator: therefore, realizing all the responsi

max foster is on royal assignment today. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> the maintenance worker spoke with investigators, he drained the pool that led to the flood. >> the idea of a flooded room, it is very clear that they are trusting and verifying every single facet of the investigation. >>> a major dam in the kherson region was just destroyed. >> both sides are blaming each other, although there seems to be some agreement in those conflicting accounts that there was some kind of strike. >>> he claims information about him using unlawful methods including phone hack. >> but they maintain there is simply no evidence. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is tuesday, june 6, 9:00 a.m. in london, 11:00 a.m. in southern ukraine where officials are giving a dire warning hours after a major damn in the kherson region was destroyed. they say water levels in the read voir are falling rapidly and will reach critical levels soon. authorities are urging civil i can't bes -- civilian

max foster, cnn, london. >> for more on this, i'm joined by a broadcaster, presenter in the uk.ng in on this as we wait for more cross-examination. that was an extraordinary in court by all accounts. you will face more of it today. i do you think you will stand for this in the sense that there was mixed reaction, as to how he weathered this in the first instance. >> max's word grueling is exactly right. there were no fireworks at all. instead what you got is a number of celebrities on one hand feeling extremely violated. yeah a group on the other hand. this is a legal trial. prince harry's general level of unhappiness and trump are not legally up for question. and the entire culture of british tabloids, that is not on the stand. what prince harry is going to have to prove is that all of 147 specific articles, newspaper articles he put forward, information and that was produced through surveillance, hacking, private investigations. reading somebody else's voicemails. a mere group are not saying that any of this is okay and fine in dandy. what they are saying i think is two contra

royal correspondent max foster is joining us now. what else did you hear from his testimony today?atching it closely. >> yeah. there's a theme here and this is that harry is talking about all of these stories. he grew up with these types of stories, the tabloid techniques to get those stories and he said i was suspicious about where that story came from. i think it came from hacking or some sort of illegal means and then you would have the lawyer for the mirror group saying that's just speculation, isn't? because actually this story could have come from this source which wasn't illegal. so that was the sort of process they're going through. harry did almost choke up at one point toward the end of his cross-examination and that part of it is over now. he said for the whole of my life the press miss ldmisled me and r mr. green, the lawyer to suggest on speculating, i'm not sure what to say about that. it's a much bigger battle. he feels there was so much wrong about the way the tabloids were behaving, he wants to address that. he wants to reform that. ultimately, if he doesn't win th

cnn's max foster is following the trial for us, he joins us now from london.ay's testimony? what stood out? >> reporter: it is extraordinary watching t i am able to watch it through a virtual camera and watching him being grilled like that, up don't see royals in that situation, it's a cross-examination, his broad argument is that as he was growing up from the age of 12 his phone was being hacked, people around him's phones were being hacked and those -- the information from that hacking was used in tabloid stories, taken together they caused a huge amount of distress for him growing up and his circle of friends shrunk because he couldn't trust anyone anymore. that's his broad argument. what the barrister for the mirror group newspapers is doing is trying to undermine each and every article that prince harry points to. he will say, for example, do you remember reading this article, harry will say i don't remember reading the article and then the bare wrister said how could it have caused stress and stress for you. pointing out a lot of the information in these

see everyone standing by outside, and while we are keeping an eye on that picture, you can see max fosterknow, he didn't have to go through this, and he chose to go through the cross-examination as part of the wider effort to reform the british press, and that why he is there. and grueling day, and another day of it tomorrow, and what he did was to hand in 33 calls that he believed were hacked or the information was attained illegally, and then under cross-examination, the mirror group has gone under each article questioning if they were really coming from hacking. so, for example, one article was in the public domain, and all of the information from that, and the palace was briefing stories which harry did not know about, and it did not necessarily come from hacking, and that is all from cross-examination, and speaking to the wider point, and piers morgan saying that he and his band of journalists wigging into his family's affairs made him physically sick. and he says they are complicit into his mother's death because of allowing this to happen. so that is why he is here in london doing

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we have cnn's anchor and royal correspondent max foster with the latest on this from london. er: well, it is a lot of what we've heard before so the basic allegation that the british tabloid newspapers had used illegal methods to get information about him from him and people in his circle. phone hacking specifically m this case. making up false stories basically and how it absolutely had a huge impact on his upbringing right back to the age of 12 when a lot of these stories started when he was at eaton college. the same time it was a cross examination. that was what was extraordinary about this. we haven't seen a senior royal in a cross examination situation for more than a hundred years. very unusual to see him. i was able to watch the court case virtually. very unusual to see him under that type of pressure and going through all these different stories harry cited and suggested basically they didn't come from phone hacking but from other sources either within the palace for example or for example a story about chelsea davy his previous girlfriend, who said, it was said, had

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. >>> i'm max foster with bianca nobilo in london getting breaking news out of italy, the italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died. >> he died and in april he was hospitalized for complications due to chronic leukemia. a towering figure in politics. >> reporter: that's true, max, he dominated italian politics for more than 12 years. he was a man, many italians loved, it did not. he was very charismatic. he was somebody -- i mean, i attended some of his speeches, and he certainly had a charm that really came across. so, he had broad appeal, but he had many critics as well. certainly in the last few years, what we've seen, he has gradually faded from public life, as you mentioned back in april, he was hospitalized. he was diagnosed as suffering from leukemia. so it wasn't a complete surprise that perhaps today was the day he would pass. but it certainly was, as you said, a larger than life figure who many italians looked up to. and found to be quite inspiring. he was somebody who also had his troubles with the law. back in 2013, he was convicted of tax evasion. he never actually

max foster has information on prince harry's battles against the british press.dramatic moment yet as he arrived at the high court to testify in his landmark trial against mirror group newspapers. court steps showing a senior royal in a witness box for the first time in more than 130 years. prince harry's tell-all memoir and recent netflix documentary have already detailed so many of his grievances with the press which he partly blames for his decision to leave the uk and life as a royal. and a while this is the duke's first time giving evidence, just one of several lawsuits filed by him and meghan in which they accuse the british tabloids. the central allegation in this case, the publisher's journalists hacked his phone and others in his circle an used other i willlicit means to gath information about his life between 1996 and 2009. he alleges that about 140 alleges published by mgn contained information gathered using unlawful methods. 33 of those articles including gap year in australia and about his first serious relationship with chelsea are being considered

let's get to cnn anchor and royal correspondent max foster in london following the case.ry interesting. what he testified to. tell us about it. >> well, he is basically highlighting 33 mirror articles, or parts of articles from different parts of the mirror group and saying that these were a source of information that were obtained illegally. so they're going through each one of the articles and lots of embarrassing details about ex-gir ex-girlfriends, his time at eaton. the lawyer for the mirror group is going through each one of them really grilling harry on why he thinks they were bagsed on hacking. actually undermining that. his broader point is that the british tabloid media needs reform. for example, there was a story about harry and william having an argument really, or a discussion about whether or not they should meet diana's former butler. there was a story that appeared where harry called him a two-faced expletive, as reported. this is harry speaking, of course, and believes this could have come directly from voicemail that was left. he suggested that he might

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and joining us from london is max foster and bianca nobilo.mericans focused on america? never. >> the perception of it to some degree. but this has wide repercussions around the world. what are you seeing in terms of the international community, how they are reacting and what their view is for this moment for america? >> i think trump has been a global story in the same way it has been a story for you. this time around it is not playing that high. so big front page, we did have a massive uk story here yesterday and it is just a mention here at the bottom. and that is a typical sort of thing we're seeing around the world if you look al all the newspapers. but inside there is commentary. so in the "times," his golden air glowed like a giant light bulb. >> best headline of the day i have to say. >> italian news agency saying that the trump show, how he used the court events to create a show later on in the day. >> he certainly did. some of the reaction i find interesting is not only the "new york times" reporting that some political commentators

i'm max foster in london.e begin this morning with the weekend rebellion inside russia led by the wagner group of mercenary fighters. its chief yevgeny prigozhin ordered his troops to march towards moscow to seek revenge after accusing the military leadership of killing his forces and claiming to seize military sites in two russian cities and then claim within 125 miles of the capital but the insurrection came to an abrupt end when prigozhin said a deal was struck to avoid bloodshed. the kremlin said criminal charges against prigozhin will be dropped and he'll go in exile in belarus. but prigozhin himself hasn't confirmed any of that detail and russian state media report this morning that prigozhin remains under investigation for inciting the armed rebellion. the entire episode raises questions whether vladimir putin is losing his decades-long grip on power. cnn's nic robertson joins me now. this is because for the first time in his long reign, he actually looked vulnerable. >> reporter: yeah, he did, there's

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