to review documents taken from his home in florida by federal agents last month. a judge came down in favor of the trump team s request today rejecting arguments from prosecutors that the special master was both unnecessary and unwise. correspondent david spunt has tonight s top story. good evening, david. this judge s order out hours ago is a temporary legal victory for the former president and gives him more political opportunities to attack an ongoing grand jury investigation into his handling of sensitive documents. days after asking what is the harm with naming an outside neutral party to review the thousands of documents seized by the fbi, judge aileen cannon cited unprecedented circumstances in ordering the special master, quote: to review the seized property for personal items and documents and potentially privileged material subject to claims of attorney-client and/or executive privilege. the judge s order still allows the intelligence community to continue its r
training, bombs and the so-called death list, what a right wing extremist group was allegedly doing right before the capitol riot. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. sri lanka s president and prime minister say they will resign after protestors stormed the residences of both leaders as the country s seemingly endless economic crises boil over. saturday demonstrators broke through to reach the presidential palace calling for the president to leave office. and they also set fire to the prime minister s private residence. his office says that he was moved earlier to secure location. these unprecedented protests come after months of anti-government demonstrations across the country. they must go. it is time for us to think of the country. we left everything and came for the sake of the people. the president and the prime minister and to have a new era for sri lanka. i feel sad that they didn t go earlier. because if they had gone earlier, the
rare press conference at the white house. all right, we ll be watching for that, arlette, thank you so much live for us from the east room. we ll bring you this news conference once it begins. also tonight, prime minister sunak will join our kaitlan collins for an exclusive interview at 9:00 eastern. boris. arlette mentioned one of the topics of discussion for the two is the war in ukraine, and focussing on that now there are desperate search and rescue efforts continuing amid devastating flooding from a recent dam collapse. both sides the rescuers are coming under fire as they work to find survivors. ukraine says russia is also shelling evacuation areas injuring at least nine people. earlier today president zelenskyy toured badly hit mykolaiv and kherson. we re also getting video of incredible rescues including a woman in a wheelcare carried to safety. one of the many innocent people rescuers are racing to now find.
others injured after a rocket hit an apartment building in donetsk. more than 30 others are believed to be trapped in the rubble of the collapsed five story building. meanwhile six missiles hit mykolaiv earlier on saturday striking drens sresidential hom businesses. this video shows where a missile fell tearing a building to pieces. but ukrainians are hitting back. a military target about 90 kilometers to the southeast blew up stockpiles near the city of kherson. but in the northeast, have a look at this. ukraine says that is the moment a russian missile slammed in to kharkiv on saturday injuring at least four people. ukraine has pushed russians away from the second largest city, but artillery attacks have increased. and as the war grinds on, some ukrainian recruits are cutting their teeth on military skills in the u kflt. they are part of the first group
say that there are some 300,000 people who are internally displaced. obviously the government has to figure out how to house all of those people, it is an enormous challenge. in the northern part of the country, the frontline hasn t moved a whole lot in the last couple of weeks, but we re seeing these rocketed strikes like the one that we saw yesterday. and then in the southern part of the country, this is the area where the expectation is the fighting is going to be the most intense over the next couple of days. you mentioned it earlier. both sides exchanged fire yesterday, hitting targets in mykolaiv and then also kherson, the russian-occupied part of that area about 30 miles or so away. so yesterday we had the ukrainian officials warning people who were in these parts of the occupied territory that they ought to evacuate even if it means going further into russian territory toward crimea or everyn russia itself because