Special counsels classified documents case is out on bail this morning. Maralago Property Manager Carlos De Oliveira made his appearance in a miami courtroom on monday. He didnt enter a plea including conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to the fbi. More now from cnns jessica schneider. Justice department is unfortunately decided to bring these charges against mr. De oliveira. Now its time for them to put their money where their mouth is. Reporter carlos deal vary ra leaving the federal courthouse on monday escorted by his lawyer and federal agents. 20 year employee at maralago, he walked out on 100,000 bond after being charged along with former donald trump and trumps aide walt gnat ta. De oliveira telling the director at i. T. At miami, the boss, an apparent reference to donald trump, wanted to delete the server where Security Footage was stored. Cnn reporting that another maralago employee received a Target Letter from federal prosecutor. Over sees the Property Surveillance Came
all thanks for joining me today. i m alison camp maratha. i ll see you back here tomorrow. and newsroom with jessica dean starts right now. you re, in the. cnn newsroom. hi, everyone. i m jessica lean in washington and we begin today with former president and now convicted felon donald trump boasting a surgeon campaign donations following the verdict in his historic hush money criminal trial the trump campaign says it is raised nearly 53 million since he was found guilty by a manhattan jury of falsifying business records in order to influence the 2016 election. the judge has set trump s sentencing date for july 11. that s just days before the republican national convention, where trump is expected to be time tapped as the party s nominee trump, of course, planning to appeal and yesterday he gave a glimpse of how we intends to forge ahead with his campaign falsely calling the trial rigged and claiming political persecution this is a case where if they can do this to me, they
hamas know loggers cable of carrying out another october 7, just wanted to israelis maze objectiveness. war it s time for this war to end the day after two began joining us. now, journalist elliott got ken elliot nice to see you. we don t israeli protesters are out marching as we speak they are calling for an early election. they are calling for benjamin netanyahu and to accept this plan tell us more about how these latest developments are playing out in israel just krazy say out on the streets, it s the similar picture to what we ve seen on an almost daily basis, but certainly especially on a saturday evening is protests. thousands of people here in tel aviv and jerusalem and other cities across israel calling on the government not i need to step down so that there can be fresh elections. but in particular, that they should do a deal to bring the hostages
of power between the government in israel and the supreme court. omar? elliott, thank you so much. a lot to keep an eye on there. appreciate it. this just in, the u.s. has punched their ticket to the knockout stage at the women s world cup, but it wasn t pretty. andy scholes has this morning s bleacher report. andy, they didn t make advancing easy here. they certainly did not, omar. once again, this was just not a great performance from the team. not what we re used to seeing. the game was a nail biter. because the netherlands were beating vietnam handily, a portugal goal this morning and the u.s. would have been out of the women s world cup. and they were inches away from that happening in the 91st minute. portugal anna gets loose here and a strike right off the post, though. the u.s. had six shots on goal, but they were unable to score in this one. this was just the fifth time in 52 world cup matches that the u.s. fails to score. but 0-0 draw good enough to get
to life without parol. now, historic first in israel after all 15 supreme court judges are assigned to take part in a september hearing listening to petitions against a controversial law that strips the court of its power to declare government decisions unreasonable. now, the israeli parliament passed prime minister benjamin netanyahu s bill last week, spawning massive protests across the country. journalist elliott joins us live from tel aviv. this sets the stage from my vantage point here for a constitutional crisis or constitutional showdown, i should say, and based on protests one that will be closely watched. how is this going to play out? reporter: the short answer is we don t know how it s going to play out. i suppose the constitutional showdown would only come into effect if the supreme court strikes down this reasonableness bill because this bill was one of israel s or is now one of israel s so-called basic laws, which is the closest this country has to a constitution.