gld you're with us. it's officially debate day. debate morning. >> we're ready. i'm looking forward to it. a lot of news happening this morning. here are five things to know this morning. this breaking overnight. two more of donald trump's co-defendants have turned themselves into the fulton county jail on charges related to overturn the 2020 election. this means 4 of the 19 have surrendered so far ahead of the deadline, which is friday at noon. trump will surrender tomorrow. >> we're getting our first look at the mugshots of the first two codefe-defendants who turned themselves in. john east than and scott hall, considered the architects of the legal strategy to try to overturn the election. rudy giuliani is expected to meet with the district attorney's office later today. the fwoel is to work out his bond agreement before the end of the week. former chief of staff mark meadows is asking a federal judge to block her from arresting him. while he tries to move his case to federal court. >> and all this is happening as the stage is set for the 1st republican primary debate in milwaukee.né ron desantis and vivek will be centersf&> position. "cnn this morning" starts right now. we begin this morning with breaking news. two more of donald trump's co-defendants have surrenderered at the fulton county can jail as trump prepares to turn himself in for the attempt to overturn the election results. they were arrested and booked in the early morning hours. you'll remember the former chair of the georgia republican party allegedly conveneed fake el electors to declare trump the winner. kathy was wasn't of the fake electors and also accused of helping trump operatives gain illegal access to voting systems and voter data in the county. >> sources tell cnn that rudy giuliani will be meeting with the fulton county district attorney's office today to work out a bond agreement for his surrender. this is all cast iing a shadow over the first gop presidential debate. trump is skipping it and will be getting ready to turn himself in tomorrow in georgia and be arrested for the fourth time this year. nick valencia is live outside the ful ton county jail. we could see more co-defendants turning themselves in. they have a deadline that's coming up quickly. >> we certainly anticipate to see more activity here. overnight, a flurry of activity as more defendants in the case% began turning themselves in. we're getting a first glimpse at what this process may's look li when the former president does the same on thursday. the deadline rapidly approaching, former president trump's co-defendants are turning themselves in at the fulton county jail in georgia. former gop chair david schaffer and the former chair of the republican party kathiment that have turned themselves in. both are facing charges of meddling in the election, including plot to use fake electors and rudy giuliani is set to meet with the fullton county d.a. today to work out a bond agreement. >> i'm here to vend to an indictment that should never have been brought.cú >> reporter: on tuesday john eastman remaining defiant in the wake of his surrender and booking saying aníc-;krp indict should have never been brought. >> it represents a crossing of the rub con for our countries, implicating the first amendment right tosc petition for redressf grievances. >> reporter: he■ advised on trup to the certification of the 2020 presidential election results. >> do you regret attaching your kxátát to the former president? >> bail bondsman scott.$ hall tn himself in on tuesday. heath accusedáv of being in the voting system breach. fani willis charged donald trump and'h 18 others with interferen in the 2020 presidential election. trump, who3u agreed to a $200,0 bond and other release conditions on monday, said he @o thursday. three of the defendants, including former white house chief of=g staff mark meadows, jeffrey clark and former georgia chairman schaffer are seeking to move their charges to federal jp &hc% the federal government. according to his court filing, while schaffer led the delegation of fake@n electors, he's part of the federal government, but he[p took order from the top and acted at the direction of the incumbent president and other federal7( officials. both meadows and clark are also requesting a federal court intervention to block their pending arrest in georgia. clark, seeming an emergency hold on the state court proceedings, including any execution of arrest warrants. meadows in his filing, pointing to his hearing on monday on whether the state prosecution moves to federal court. district attorney fani willis says she intends to arrest med does before the hearing and has rejected out of hand a reasonable request to defer one business day until after this court's hearing. defense attorneys i have spoken to say normally when somebody shows up here when a bond to turn themselves in, they waive their first appearance, but have to go through the lengthy process of going through the system, which could take z74hou. these defendants are showing up and leaving in a matter of about an hour and 15 minutes. the sheriff here says that these defendants aren't going to been given preferential treatment, but that seems not to be vcç case. we'll see if the former president is given any preferential treatment when he shows upyj here on thursday. >> nick valencia, thank you for the report. joining us now is elie honig. we have now 4 of the 19 who have turned themselves in. trump is scheduling his for tomorrow. as this is happening, as expected? >> this is how it goes. you negotiate the deal with the' da's office. that's been happening without too many hiccups. then you can surrender any time between now and noon on friday. if they don't, then that leaves fani willis with the option ofs sending the cops out to arrest you with handcuffs and you want to avoid. both sides have an incentive to get these deals done. >> i think what eastman said yesterday is really interesting. we heard the part he said this would be violating my first amendment rights. then he says it targets attorneys for their actions on behalf of their clients. that goes to this same argument, but is it what he's alleged to have done in the indictment just zealous advocacy? prosecutors say it was conduct. >> it all depends who you ask. this is exactly what the battle will be a at trial. the prosecutors allege you went too far. you were not just giving legal advice. >> where is that line? >> this is why this is going to be such ab interesting case because prosecutors allegation is you went beyond lawyering. you sent documents in that were untrue. that you knew were untrue. court but his defense is going to be i was engaged in ;> i don't think he's going to get his arrest and surrender blocked or pushed back. mark meadows and others are going to bring motions for removal, moved over to federal court. but what he's asking the federal court to do is also give me extra time to surrender. i don't think the federal court is going to do that. they are going to hear this motion. that will take weeks months, but i don't think they have any interest in who surrenders when at the county jail. >> but they also knew the deadline was friday when they scheduled the hearing for monday. >> that's a great point. >> one would expect if you were going to intervene, he would have done it before. >> the fact that the federal court scheduled it for after is more indication they are not beginning to get involved in micromanaging. >> i just think it's notable that fani willis sent this e-mail to the attorney saying i have been more than courteous and given you two weeks.cd u$at people would get. >> she's right about that. i was surprised she gave themç< long. >>iq0 can i ask something about something that happened overnight. this is the mar-a-lago documents probe. an i.t. special counsel i haven't seen anythinggi about security cam footage. trump paid for a lawyer. now he has a public defender. what prosecutors are saying is that they believe that his testimony was false then and are looking for new testimony now. what does this tell you? >> this happens all the time. i can't tell you how often anyone comes in. you'd love for them to tell you the truth, but i don't no i anything, i didn't see anything. you know that's not true a lot of times. so you have to take a leaf. sometimes it's changing lawyers. we know donald trump has not just a habit, but a practice of paying for lawyers for people around him. we have seen it from cassidy4m hutchinson to walt nauta. that's not illegal, but it make it is more difficult for these 1.u$e full truth. if you're a prosecutor, you're looking and thinking he's an important witness. he lied to us the first time. can we trust him now? and can we get a jury to trust him. i have had witnesses who died it the first time. circumstances change, and now he's come clean. the question is can you back up what he says. i expect him to be be a witness. >> thank you. we'll see you llater. also it's debate night. eight candidates will make theix pitches tonight to rt voters on the debate stage. the first one is in milwaukee. the contenders are placed on the stage based on their rank in the polls. jessica dean is live with more. what's it going to look like tonight. >> reporter: good morning. we know this is a76p convention event in any sort of primary. but what we also know as just laid out, this is anything but a ye. the front runner won't even be here. and for reasons thatvs you all just discussed, he will be turning himself in tomorrow for the fourth time in a fourth indictment this year. in the meantime, there are eight other candidates that are going to be on the stage in the building behind me that are hoping this is going to be their moment to shine. that they can perhaps break out. and use this moment to be the trump alternative. so far, that's been hard. if you look at national polling, polling in early states, the former president continues to lead by double digits. but the closest runner up in second place in that polling is florida governor ron desantis, who has had several resets of his campaign since he launched it in may. he's looking to steady the chip ship. he's the target of a lot of incoming on the stage tonight. the question is if he can stand up to that and make his case, is this a moment where he can solidify his place with voters. now also there on center stage will be vivek. he has been rising in the polls and becoming a candidate that people who are very hard right in the republican party are looking to. we will see them at the center of the debate stage. the rest of the candidates will span out around them. all eight having to meet both polling and fundraising thresholds to get there on that debate stage. but again, this is just really an x factor. trump continues to loom over the stage. he won't even be there tonight and there are so many questions a about how the candidates will or won't talk about him. will they continue to go after him? what will that dynamic look like? and what will it look like tomorrow morning? >> it would be nice to hear some policy discussion. what a novel idea. donald trump's loom ing arrest is till in the spotlight from the first gop ro!,éév%deba. how hz rivals plan to seize it back tonight. our political experts are here to discuss. we're also getting an intention firsthand look at deadly wildfires that are right now whipping through. just encompassing everything. one of our colleagues in(g it. powerful winds whip flames. >> trying to putx out these raging fires that have] caused massive winds. you can see i'm experiencing right now. their homes. all these homes are at risk. many have beenwr burned. the damamage is extraordinary. mom, c'mon! mia! 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>> they have a choice to make. sptry to make a viral moment an try to introduce themselves that way and sort of have rest of us do the work for them. ñ latter. policy is hard. they can get you in trouble. you have to start making choices.■! they are talking about things people don't want to hear. i'm hoping despite everything that therel:will be some people who talk about trade policy or talk about what we're going to do withtçk-12 education in a rel way. what we're going to do about1t reviving the economy and the other extreme weather that's a other extreme weather that's a if they can can start painting a vision. that would be a really good use of everybody's time opinion on the other hand, the incentive is to be shallow and look for jokes and zingers and viral moments. >> they might want to talk about policy is vivek. this is where he's been& focusg a lot of his attention particularly on foreign rpolicy. there's a lot of important questions about israel, about what he's said about taiwan and arming them versus a potential chinese incursion. really want to hammer trump. he want thes to say, i like a lot of what he did, but i'm more substantiative. can can he live up to the hype? >> he has a very uphill climb in this debate because he has the shallowest resume, but he's been rising fast in the polls. traditionally, americans go for governors, senators, people who had been famous for three decades with a reputation via reality television for a successful businessman. so that is a different category that a relatively newcomer who is doing well in terms of the polls. he is talking about policy and ideas. thars part of the note. this is an opportunity. i have done debate prep. this is an opportunity to introduce yourself to the american people. you have to plant a flag about what you believe. you have to show some humanity, a sense of humor, but policy. if policy is too entough, don't run for president. that's actually what the job is about. and if you can't take a shot at donald trump, that's probably a disqualifier as well. plant a plflag. tell people what you stand for. that elevates the debate in the naugsñh as well. >> also a proposal that came from the former president on a pair that if they decide to go there, do/ you think people wan tojv5 engage? >> let's do a little background. this is the kind of stuff that doesn't always get the attention it deserves. 10% across the board tariff with his free]x this is protectionism on steroids. the kind of thing they would have slammed. the republican party would have slammed across the board a decade ñ,ago. some sort of bernie sanders ñ$ fan fantasia. if they can't take añc shot at donald trump, it's second only to overturning a democracy, this shouldn't benñ tough. keep an eye on that. >>j not having some ideas. nobody expects you to burst on to the stage full of0z all kind of ideas if you haven't been around for 40 or 50 years. that's why we have university columns and places where you can pick up some ideas that yo-é think might work. they will be glad to give you a task. there's all kinds#. of places, d they have spent a lot of time thinking through a lot of issues. what the people of this country need most of all right now are people to sort through a lot of that stuff, package it, pull it together. that's the essence of politics and say i think we can move this country forward if we take these ideas on defense, these ideas on the economy and the environment and package them altogether. it's a very serious undertaking, although we're not going to be able to tell that from what's likely to happen tonight. >> we're not in a serious time, but this is what politics and presidential debates are supposed to be about. this is what running for president in a society is supposed to be about. it's not just people running for president, but if they can't clear their policy, god help us all. a< there's a fundraiser for rudy giuliani to help with all these $100,000 a ticket, according to "the new york times." you worked for giuliani back in another time. >> a very different time. >> first of all, you have to love it when there's $100,000 fundraise tore bail out their friends. but given that donald trump,mde rudy giuliani has destroyed his reputation and destroyed himself financially and personally in service of donald trump, the fact that he's hung him out to dry and not paid his legal bill part of what's gotten rooud in this pathetic situation. the least he can do from that stond point, but again, $zipás populous farce continues. $1020,000 fundraisers, see where that logic falls aq>part. >> we'll standby for tax policy tonight and see if we get that. thank you both. aftensáqq!ate, get the kcritical context and political nails youhh need. kanderson cooper and dana bash host a debate special at 11:00 f eastern. surveillance video shows police shooting into a vehicle. this happened at a@ traffic sto. the videoowe contradicts what the police said. we'llqshow itto you. also an update to a story. remember that group of school children that were trapped ino@ the cable car 900 feet above the ground? 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what's the argument to make? fani willis said no way. >> right. very s arguments are going to work@ to prevent clark and meadows from going through the booking processmb9 or if they don't fro arrest warrants potentially issuing. it's an extraordinary request. judges will be very skeptical to grant a request to prohibit the arrest of someone when has been indicted by a state grand jury, but it's not just that. keep in mind that meadows and clark have made these bids to moves1 the prosecution to feder court. as a part of that, they have done this under the removal statute, which permitsdç a fedel official or former federal official to move state prosecution to federal court if something within the scope of their official duties. but that statute explicitly says that until the judge has decided whether removal is appropriate, then the state proceedings can continue. so they are contrary to the words of the statute, which says the judge until it's decided, these proceedings can continue. and judge jones who are is overseeing the removal matter, has not yet decided that. i think it will be very unlikely that these emergency motions will succeed. >> let's turn to rudy giuliani. there will be an attorney in georgia there to negotiate his bond agreement, not someone who necessarily will be a part of the case beyond that. how should we understand that? what's the impact on the larger case that he's bringing someone in just to negotiate this portion and may not beox with h much longer? >> right. i don't think%d there's going t be a huge impact on5 rudy giuliani's defense in the future. this is a pretty common, standard negotiation when it comes to so-called white-collar crimes. this negotiation involves terms of bail conditions and the bail amount, so i don't think this is going to have a large impact in the future. but i will say it's not uncommon or unusual for defendants in big rico cases in georgia to have problems finding counsel. these are wrong trials. there's lots of litigation. it's very, very expensive. and there's only a few people who are experienced in this kind of trial and with the rico law. so i think giuliani, it's not unusual to have some trouble finding someone who can handle this type of matter. and complicating the matter as well is the fact that giuliani reportedly has had some financial troubles. so i think that he will hopefully secure counsel, but i think it won't be an issue that he has not done so yet. >> important context for us there. thank you so much. >> thank you. we have new video into cnn that shows what appears to be a drone crashing into a building that's under construction. this is in moscow. russia claims itádowned three drones overnight. we're not hearing about any injuries yet. also hearu from wisconsin voters as they size up the republican field ahead of the debate tonight. >> i think the next 15 months is going to be like a lifetime movie. there's going to be so much that's going to happppen on bot sides. we, the moms who have lost our children to social media harms. we, we, we have had enough. our politicians have failed. working for lobbyists, not us. we need your voice to pass the kids online safety act this fall. join us. join us. join us. join us. ♪ let's lead the way. ♪ to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth to remove 100% more plaque. for a superior clean. oral-b. brush like a pro. ♪ ♪ ♪ life after student debt is within reach. refi at sofi.com you could save thousands and get to your goals faster. sofi. get your money right. automatically responds to snoring. so, no more hiding under your pillow. because this system actually detects snoring then adjusts to help reduce it. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. subway's now slicing their meats fresh. that's why soccer pros like me profer the grand slam ham. and this rookie prefers fresh sliced turkey. perfect for when you're subbed out of the game. and if we profer it, we know you'll prefer it too. nothing better than a sub, sub. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. delicious too. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while watching the game. who's winning? 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(mooo) wow, smart cow! and they talked about the toll of the pressure to succeed including mental breakdowns from failure and the fear of' there's a new bookxñ that bpush back on toxic achievement culture. that's what the authorz] calls . jennifer wallace joins me now tñ talk about this drive to talk about this drive to ò5%i led to self-harm. she writes children's lives are meant to attract the attention of admissions officers, scholarship committees and footballet recruiters, not uniq and imperfect stories c just beginning to u$zunfold. she offers practical solutions on how to teach kids to strive for excellence without crushing them. she acknowledges it can feel awkward about worrying about the hardships of kids, but this is what she writes. as a researcher, no one is putting pain on a scale. a child in pain is a child in pain, and neither chooses their circumstance. she joins us now and is the author of "never enough." thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> the book talks a lot about how i parent and how i'm going to hopefully parent. thank you for writing it for all the parents out there. you call this a national crisis. you say our children are living under tyranny of metrics. what's that? >> as a parent of three teens myself, i have been noticing how different my children's childhood was from my own. i had space in my life to make mista takes, to pivot and today kids feel very trapped on this narrow path to success. so the metric℠p of the gpa, how many social media followers they have, how many likes they get, how much they weigh on the scale. there's a constant goal-setting, strategic life that these kids are feeling like they have to live. >> haven't we done■& that to th? >> we have. so1$"áj(zok does not blame parents. i'm right there in the trenches with parents. what i think is happening is that parents are feeling these macroeconomforces in our enviro. they are seeing the crush of the middle class. they are absorbing these fears. there is a real fear for our k kids' future. it used to be kids could do as well as their parents or better. but now we're seeing the first generation that isn't. >> one thing that is going to catch a lot of people's attention is you choose to write about the richest kids. many people would say they have it all. they have all the resources. there's so many more children in desperate need. you call this a guilded pressure cooker, shiny opt the outside, punishing on the inside. why did you focus on them and not those witháu< few er resour? >> this book really came out of a 2019 article i wrote for "the washington post" about how students attending these schools are officially an at-risk group. meaning they are two to six times more likely to suffer from anxiety, depression, substance abuse disorder than the average american teen. so as much as 1 in 3 teens. so these were my kids that ui ws researching. i wanted to know what i could do to prevent the pressure. pain is not a2vq)o sum game. you can be concerned about those in the lower third of ourkb economics. >> you went through this. i wonder what it was like to be raising teenagers as you're writing this and reporting it out and speaking to people liken molly, who you introduce, who is a varsity athlete who is so stressed out she's barely sleeping and is running laps in practice with her eyes gvclose o get some rest. >> she didn't think there was anything wrong with that. she thought that was normal.a as a parent of three teens, i feel so grateful i was able to research this and ablecf to implement the findings into my own parenting at home. >> i love the story. there's a good story near the end,&i where you talk about visiting an all-kcboys kat can lick school in cleveland. what did that teach you? >> thedm motto is not better th others, but better for others. so giving kids: the context, th reason why they should work so hard, not just for their ownva advancement, but for to be able to contribute to(3,t greater society. i think we have lost some of that in the way we're parenting. >> you also write about mattering. ráháhejv you're writing. that we as parents hik our children feel as they matter for them, not for what they vo achieve, and the importance of seems -- >> we ask them how is your school, did you finish your homework, that's not clear to them. >> we love our kidsz÷ unconditionally. that love doesn't always feel unknlt. i heard that time and time again that they thought their parents loved and cared about them more when they were doing well. >> so affection to our kids, what's your final piece of advice? >> to make home a haven from the pressure. they get it from everywhere. let them recover at home. let them know their worth is never on the line at home. they are worth who they are, whether they are successful or not. >> when they walk in the door, say what? 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