sara sidner has the story.want to warn you, some of the images in this report are graphic. >> reporter: ukrainian prosecutors say this is the moment an undeniable war crime was carried out by russian soldiers. this video clip obtained by cnn has yet to be seen by the public. it shows russian soldiers firing at something alongside a business they have just overtaken on the outskirts of kyiv. turns out their target is two unsuspecting and unarmed ukrainian civilians who they shoot in the back. we first reported on this portion of the video in may, showing the business owner dying where he falls. and the guard initially surviving, but bleeding to death after making it back to his guard shack. both men had just spent the last few minutes speaking calmly with the russian soldiers, who appeared to let them go. but we now see two of the soldiers return and fire on them. >> translator: my father's name is leonid. >> reporter: the guard's daughter told us shouldn't the world to know her father's name and what the russia

either to sara sidner's story or our reporting back in may. >>> the winner of the british conservatorarty's leadership will be announced tomorrow. whoever got the most votes will become the country's next prime minister. liz truss and former chancellor rishi sunak. cnn's scott mclean joins us now live from london with the latest. what are we expecting over the next two days? >> remember, this has been only conservative party members. card-carrying conservative party members doing the voting in this race. so for most normal british people, well, this race is sort of bubbling up in the background, but certainly not necessarily front and center in the headlines for the last month or so. the most interesting part of it was in the first few days when conservative party mps were whittling the field down to two, the foreign secretary liz truss and rishi sunak, the former chancellor. these are not necessarily the two that polls had as the conservative party membership favorites this is part of the criticism of the system that mps don't necessarily represent the conservative party members and

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cnn's sara sidner is following the trial from washington.nderway, in the first trial for seditious conspiracy in regards to the january 6th attack on the capitol. there are five people that are facing the most serious charge that the government has levied against those who took part in the riot, or are accused of taking part and planning this seditious conspiracy, if you will. now, what does seditious conspiracy mean? it is fairly simple. and is fairly serious. up to 20 years prison sentence, if they are convicted. but what it means, essentially is that they conspired to stop by force the peaceful transfer of power. in other words, they tried to take over the government by force. so, that charge is the most serious charge that and he is those involved in the january 6th riot have faced. this is the first time we've seen people go on trial. who is on trial? the government says these are oath keepers, all five of. them we know that four of them are former military. and that two of them never went inside the capitol. but the government contends

sara sidner is live with more on this. nked to the qanon conspiracy? >> reporter: yeah, jake, this weekend, trump made a very ominous speech about the decline of america and while doing so, music began playing and the music sounded exactly like a song called "where we go one, we go all." a slogan used over and over and over again by qanon. for some in the qanon world, this was another symbol, a wink and a nod to them, that donald trump is a believer in their conspiracies. but that pales in comparison to something that trump did that indicated a sinner guy with qanon. tr the image, trump wearing a qanon pin. this is a direct reference to the qanon conspiracy that trump is going to return to power and get rid of his opponents by jailing and executing them. some qanon believers say that trump's democratic opponents are evil, they drink the blood of children, and that they are part of a shadowy cabal of pedophiles. people are motivated enough to make waves politically and it appears that donald trump wants to engage them. these

i'm sara sidner in for fredericka whitfield. we're learning details about the dangerous situation in mississippi. a man stole a plane, flew it, and threatened to crash it into a walmart. that plane is down. it landed in a field. the suspect is unhurt and in custody. and officials just gave a press conference just a short time ago. >> after the initial threat, he did not want to hurt himself or anyone else. and i believe that we had what you would think would be the best case scenario. >> it was the best case scenario, because nobody was injured. cnn's peteman team and nadia romero joins us now live, thank you both for joining me. pete, first to you, what more have we learned? there were quite a few details in that press conference. >> reporter: the tupelo mayor said something so interesting, that cory wayne patterson, the person piloting the plane, apparently changed his mind. he wanted to hurt people on the ground after he stole this beechcraft commuter plane. it seats six or eight people. he wanted to crash it into the local w

i'm sara sidner in for the fabulous fredericka whitfield. say a pilot is threatening to crash a twin-engine plane into a local walmart. cnn's aviation correspondent pe

i'm sara sidner in for fredricka whitfield.a field. you see it there. it is in mississippi. the dangerous situation ended just about an hour ago. cnn's pete muntean has been on top of this situation and story. pete, what do we know? >> reporter: well we know this plane came down in a field i

i'm sara sidner in for fredricka whitfield. we begin with new video into the "cnn newsroom" showing that plane that threatens to crash into a walmart, it is down in a field. you see it there. it is in mississippi. the dangerous situation ended just about an hour ago. cnn's pete muntean has been on top of this situation and story. pete, what do we know? >> reporter: well we know this plane came down in a field in gravestown, mississippi. around 10:00 a.m. local time. int not all that far from where it took off around 5:00 a.m. this morning. you could see a beechcraft, a twin engine commuter, seats about six or eight people and we know from authorities in tupelo that this plane was stolen by what appears to be an airport employee. police received a call around 5:00 a.m. central daylight time where the pilot of that plane, actually we don't know if it is way pilot. but the person flying that airplane called 911 and said they were going to steal the airplane and crash it into one of the local walmarts in tupelo. the plane circled f

i'm sara sidner in for the fabulous fredericka whitfield. we begin with breaking news out of mississippi. police in tupelo say a pilot is threatening to crash a twin-engine plane into a local walmart. cnn's aviation correspondent pete muntean is following the story from washington. pete, can you give us the latest on what we know, how long this pilot has been in the air, and what the danger is to the public at this point? >> reporter: well, sara, we know that this plane took off from the tupelo regional airport around 5:00 a.m. central time, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. we're coming up on the plane being in the air for about five hours now. the plane is a king air c-90. you can see it there, that's a small twin-engine turboprop airplane. it seats between six and eight people. it can go about 250 miles an hour. the question now is how this will end, how this story will end. will the airplane run out of fuel? we've been talking to sources who fly king airs and they tell me it can only fly for between four and six hours if the plane is fully lo

let's hand it over to sara sidner and "cnn tonight." >> i'm sara sidner and this is "cnn tonight."p, new information about a new drama playing out in court you haven't heard about until now. a secret fight between donald trump's lawyers and the justice department over its intensifying january 6th investigation. under grand jury secrecy rules, this dispute is under seal. but we have learned the ex-president's team was in d.c. federal court thursday trying to block a federal grand jury from gathering information from former top trump

let's hand it over to sara sidner and "cnn tonight." >> i'm sara sidner and this is "cnn tonight."mong all the legal peril mounting for donald trump, new information about a new drama playing out in court you haven't heard about until now. a secret fight between donald trump's lawyers and the justice department over its intensifying january 6th investigation. under grand jury secrecy rules, this dispute is under seal. but we have learned the ex-president's team was in d.c. federal court thursday trying to block a federal grand jury from gathering information from former top trump aides about his attempts to overturn the 2020 election. it's the most aggressive step, perhaps, taken by donald trump to assert executive and attorney-client privileges to keep witnesses from cooperating with that investigation. how this fight is resolved could determine whether the firewall around donald trump falls, opening the flood gates about what aides and lawyers were telling him on and around january 6 and what decisions he was making. this comes as the january 6 committee is about to hold its firs

let's hand it over to sara sidner and "cnn tonight." >>> the message behind the special master donald trump asked for in his battle over classified documents is basically this, put up or shut up. and you have a deadline to do so. and that deadline is next friday. michael cohen, donald trump's long-time personal lawyer, turned nemesis, is here. i'll talk to him in just a few minutes about the former president's many legal battles, including one of the vital new developments tonight putting donald trump under quickly increasing pressure. that special master, judge raymond dearie, now says team trump has to back up any claims of the fbi planting evidence at mar-a-lago during last month's search. and they have to do it in a sworn declaration. they also have to say whether they are claiming that any of the items on the inventory list were not taken from the premises. remember, it's one thing to make those claims outside of court. it is a whole nother thing to do so in court where a lie could be a crime itself. and trump and his allies have been claiming it, without proof, for weeks, includ

cnn's sara sidner is following the case. what happened in court today? have hundreds and hundreds of pages of texts and hundreds of hours of video we expect to see. much you have seen and some of it potentially we haven't yet seen from january 6 but they are trying to say this group of people charged with the most serious charge you can be charged with so far in this case and basically trying to overthrow the government by force or planning to do so and some members about five of the six former military and several -- one member, two members that were outside of the court so people go how is that going to work? they try to say the plotting and planning between all of them and including the leader. the founder of the oathkeepers was arrested and part of the group of five facing the charges. we will see things from the government such as trying to get a cache of weapons and how to get them in to washington, d.c. to try to overthrow the government, to stop, for example, joe biden from becoming the president. and then they talk about the things that happened

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i'm sara sidner in for fredericka whitfield. we begin with dangerous heat gripping the west coast. more than 14 million people are under heat alerts as searing temperatures in the triple digits stretch from southern california all the way to idaho. several heat records already broken this holiday weekend. the most intense heat likely won't come until tomorrow. these conditions making the already dangerous fight against two raging wildfires in northern california all the more peril yous. more than 10,000 acres scorched and still growing. governor gavin newsom is declaring a state of emergency. hundreds evacuated as flames race closer to homes and structures. our chris winn and cnn meteorologist tom sare here to walk us through it all. you have in santa monica, and that's where we in the west go to cool down. how hot is it there now? >> hey, sara, temperatures are approaching 100 degrees. simply put, people here aren't used to this, especially with california in its longest heat wave of the year. state officials are once again issuing a flex alert asked to conserve energy between the

. >> not so fast, sara sidner. >> yes, don? >> how you doing? >> how you doing? >> okay. we have to remember we're on television. >> oh, yes. sorry. keep it together. >> your segment about cancer death rates falling. we are living in the future. you look at cancer death rates falling i'm sure you remember back in the day when you had to have this whole host of cocktails for hiv. now it is either a shot or a pill and possibly a cure in the works. same thing with cancer. we are living in the future. >> we have to remember that when we're doing the debby downer segments right? we talk about a lot of problems in this country. that is a beautiful reality. >> yes, it is. so are you. >> ditto. enjoy, don. >> see what i did there? have a good one, sara. this is "don lemon tonight" and the former president's run of bad luck, well, it just keeps rolling along. rolling, rolling, rolling. special master has just about had it with the legal team and i remind you this is their hand picked special master. this is really a put up or shut up moment for team trump. judge raymond dearie ord

cnn's senior national correspondent sara sidner reports it's the country's poor and people of color whoe to losing their water and possibly even be poisoned by it. >> "e" is for egg. >> charles wilson iii is a single dad who wants nothing more than to protect his children. he helps in homework and takes part in play time. >> i love him to death. >> he never thought the biggest danger to his little boy would be the tap water flowing through the pipes of his hometown, jackson, mississippi. >> can you drink out of the water fountain in school? >> no, i'm going to die! >> a 6-year-old worrying about death over the government's failure to ensure safe drinking water. >> i mean, do you have a heart? what god do you serve? it's the insult. the capital city of the state of mississippi, and this is what we go through. >> you don't have clean drinking water. >> no. >> wilson uses bottled water for drinking and boils water multiple times a day for everything else and this time it was a flood that took out the water treatment plant where trumps had already been failing leaving 150,000+ residents wit

the news continues, we'll say handed over to sara sidner. a special master basically telling team trump, put up or shut up. he is not buying maybe he did it, maybe he didn't dance over declassification, and raymond dearie calling trump's bluff pointing out that his lawyers haven't given any proof that documents were declassified. and saying that if they don't make that case, but he is going to determine that there are classified. this may not be going the way that they hoped when they ask for him to be the special master. the doj is suggesting, and it may go all the way to the supreme court, to carve out about 100 documents marked classified from the special master's review. and there is the return of the january six committee. their next hearing set for september 28th at 1 pm, with new video of what happened on the day the seat of our democracy was attacked. and witness testimony that has not been used another hearings. and chairman bennie thompson is hinting that it may not be the last time that we hear from them. quote, it's not and stone

cnn's sara sidner is joining us now live from jackson.hey were under this boil water advisory before the failure of the water system entirely. they've sort of gotten used to this, but this is not life as it should be, sara. >> reporter: absolutely correct, brianna. the residents here in jackson, we have talked to several of them and they basically say this is an insult to the people who live in this capital city, the capital of mississippi does not have clean drinking water coming out of their taps. water that they pay for both with their money from their checks but also with their tax dollars to make sure that the infrastructure is protected and taken care of. here is the thing here, yesterday was the first time kids were able to go back to school because the water pressure was so low or not at all that they could not go to school. now they've got that water back and we're able to talk to a parent and a child, a 6-year-old little boy named charles wilson. i asked him are you drinking the water out of the fountain and he said this to me a

sara sidner is outfront. >> reporter: ukrainian prosecutors say this is the moment an undeniable warined by cnn has yet to be seen by the public. it shows russian soldiers firing at something alongside a business they have just overtaken on the outskirts of kyiv. turns out, their target is two unsuspecting and unarmed ukrainian civilians, who they shoot in the back. we first reported on this portion of the video in may, showing the business owner dying where he falls, and the guard initially surviving, but bleeding to death after making it back to his guard shack. both men had just spent the last few minutes speaking calmly with the russian soldiers who appeared to let them go, but we now see two of the soldiers return and fire on them. >> translator: my father's name is -- >> reporter: the guard's daughter, yulia, told us she wanted the world to know her father's name and what the russians did to him. >> have you seen the video? >> translator: i can't watch it now. i will save it to the cloud and leave it for my grandchildren and children. they should know about this crime and alway