here. gillian: it is a total joy. take a look at this the closed-door interview with lawmakers. which was released on the same date that form a president trump face to state indictment, at that time enough putting creams of double standards into pretty stark relief. case in point, the former police commissioner to commit a crime similar to hunter biden, but rather than a plea deal, ended up getting sentence and surveying ten months and praise and listen. i went through that some of my life, and this is the way the criminal justice system the serfs to be and i wanted to take accountability for what i did. this is the where the justice system this must be designed. and it should be everyone should be held accountable across the board, i m sure that millions and millions of americans across the world they want fairness in the justice system. lucas jones is from capitol hill with more details. hello lucas. it is not just a gentleman involved in that case, but the amou
our special coverage continues now on the arrest and arraignment of donald trump. i m wolf blitzer alongside laura coates. truly an extraordinary and unprecedented day right here in washington, d.c. i mean the former president at one point was in the custody of the very government he allegedly tried to overthrow, just a mere step or two from the center of democracy of supporters even attacked on january 6th in the culmination of the plot to overture election. onald j. trump arres arraigned for the third time in four months on four federal charges including conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, conspiracy against rights. the next hearing now scheduled for august 28th when the judge intends to set a trial date. and donald trump was standing up in court today, and he actually pleaded not guilty to all four of those criminal charges. and before boarding his private plane to return to new jersey, he was railing against the indi
footnote by the time this week is over. part of that depends on fulton county d.a. fani willis. she s been telling local reporters, quote, some people may not be happy with my decisions and says the local sheriffs putting up security barriers is a smart move. we ll get the latest from georgia in a minutes. the new york times calls it a month in hell for the city of phoenix. 31 straight days of temperatures over 110. hospitals still overwhelmed. billions lost in the economy nationwide. the poor suffering the most among the millions made miserable by the heat. formering governor john kasich says his fellow republicans need to wake up to the threat of climate change. why are so few heeding the call? we start in florida where the world got its first glimpse at mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira, the name forever added to the list of alleged co-conspirators alongside donald trump. de oliveira accused of trying to help trump delete video evidence and lying to inve
saying if trump were to begin posting details from grand jury transcripts it could have a chilling effect on witnesses. remember this is just 24 hours after his arrest and arraignment in his third indictment over election interference and after the judge warned him against making threats. let s go straight to john dean, he s the former nixon white house counsel. and john, you and i have spoken about this and donald trump so many times, but, you know, as i was discussing with one of our producers before this program got started, in the past we would talk about donald trump s tweets and his social media posts and wonder what the impact might be, but it sounds as though the special counsel in this case, jack smith, is really seizing on this very inflammatory, threatening sounding post from donald trump on truoct to the judge. the government arguing that the restrictions that they re seeking are necessary to prevent trump from publicly disclosing sensitive discovery information.
he was abducted thursday morning while serving in their community near the capital of haiti. i want to bring in cnn national correspondent athena jones for the latest on this. what are officialsg about this alleged abduction? reporter: hi, frederica. we know u.s. authorities are working with our haitian counterparts and agencies to try to resolve this crisis. we don t know or it is unclear who is responsible for this kidnapping and whether they ve made any demands, whether for ransom or anything else. we do have a statement from the christian humanitarian organizationriginally from new hampshire that alex was working for. ey say alex is a deeply comp compassionate person. she has worked tirelessly to bring relief to the suffering of people of haiti in the name of jesus. their highest priority is to return safely alex and her child. they want to limit the information they provided. they say it happened thursday morning at the campus near the capitol of port-au-prince. the co