being detained at gatherings across the country, including in st. petersburg. that s where we find cnn chief global affairs correspondent matthew chance. matthew, any signs of these arrests that you ve picked up on? no, it s very late where you are right now it s very cold at of course, the death of alexey navalny has had a chilling effect on the willingness of people in this city and others across the country to come. out. and i m protests, but nevertheless, there have been thousands of people across russia that have violated the laws essentially in this country to pay their respects and to give off or their sympathies after the death of alexey navalny. in this city alone more than half of the 400 people who have been arrested so far, rather detained so far would detain here. so it just gives you a sense of how many people in some petersburg are behind alexey navalny. it s a very relatively liberal city within the context but there have been vigils flowers being laid i
attempts to develop a nuclear weapon capable of destroying satellites and paralyzing global communications leaders in munich are also laser-focused on the wars in israel and ukraine days. vice president kamala harris held a meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. she pledged unyielding us support despite deadlock in us congress for supplemental security package lawmakers are now on a two-week recess. even as ukrainian forces make a major retreat from the front lines. we begin with a world reaction to the death of alexey navalny s starting with ukrainian president zelenskyy speaking to cnn s christian amanpour at the munich conference, zelenskyy said this is just another example of why the world needs to stand up to vladimir putin we have to work and one in one join team that did answer. if you grant will be alone, you have to understand what will be in will destroy us, destroy baltic, destroy poland, and they can do it cnn, chief international security corre
of killers to exist in russia. i don t want putin ruling russia. did you get a sense of why he was so determined to go back knowing that this was always a potential risk because he wanted to change things. he really did think that being there, being a voice from inside, not stuck outside as an exile could make a difference. i obviously was concerned enough to ask him why he was putting himself and his mission at risk by going going back. but that is you say was the answer he gave at the time that is almost three years ago. and now here we are until it s absolutely confirmed independently. all we have is the russian service, the russian penitentiary service. we ve said but he collapsed after going out for a walk. they brought the ambulances, they tried to revive him, but they could not. and the russians are saying that investigations are underway into the cause of death. but the very important thing of former, in fact, national security surely official told us earlier this mor
the outside, you would be looking out the port hole, at the air you need, and unable to reach it. the whole story with anderson cooper airs tonight at 8:00 on cnn. and good morning, welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday, july 2nd, i m victor blackwell. and i m amara walker. at least two people have been killed, 28 others injured overnight in a mass shooting in baltimore. neighbors were celebrating during an annual block party when the gunfire erupted. hundreds of people were reportedly gathered in the area. cnn s isabel rosales is with us now. very early in the investigation. what do we know? there are still so much questions but we re learning now details about the victims and the survivors from a statement from baltimore police. the two dead, specifically the two victims killed, one was an 18-year-old woman, so the ages here are new, she unfortunately was found dead at the scene. and then the other victim was a 20-year-old man. now, there were 28 people that w
progress through the focus of being on donald trump. his attorney was clearly aware that there were going to be things applying to him as they re discussing these release conditions. who trump could talk to. and the judge did acknowledge that walt nauta worked for donald trump. he worked for his every day. and so having a situation where the two of them can only be cannot discuss anything at all and could only communicate through their attorneys would be quite difficult. he s his personal aide, for those who don t know him. he s not a house hold name. he fetches his diet cokes and was seen fixing his collar at a golf tournament at mar-a-lago recently. is there anything that stood out to you kaitlan, as you were in the room as you were watching this. this is one the quietest courtrooms, we were instructing there there was no disturbances and anybody would be removed an the number of security officials in the courtroom both protective details, for these two men, jack smit