tactics including a move that requires the massive 600-page legislation be read aloud, a process expected to take perhaps ten hours. first, let s get to the breaking news. cnn s senior justice correspondent evan perez is, woing the story for us. evan, you ve done some major reporting. did some members of congress help the rioters in their attack on the capitol? wolf, that is one of the things that investigators are trying to figure out. this is what they have now is devices that have been seized from some of the suspected rioters, the accused rioters and the insurrectionists and there are indications that some of them were in touch with members of congress in the days around january 6th. now what they have is communications between some of the rioters themselves talking about being in touch with members of congress as well as some of those communications or some of the data that indicates that they were in touch. we don t know what those communications are or what was said,
what do you make of cluster bombs and kharkiv? reporter: that video that you were rolling there seems to strongly indicate those were cluster munitions that were used there just from the way the impacts were going, the smaller explosions that were happening. the ukrainians say a lot of time the cluster bombs are dropped from planes or shot by artillery. and this one rocket system used for that, and in the early stages of this war, i was on the russian side in the city right across from kharkiv. and the main artillery rocket system the russians were using was the rocket launching system. the ukrainians are saying that s one of the ways they are being delivered. the outskirts of the city, civilian areas are being shelled. we ve also been on the ground here around the kyiv area. we spoke to some explosive ordnance experts and they say they are finding a lot of cluster sub munitions, as they re called, which haven t exploded yet. and the ukrainians saying, in some of the cases,
ukrainian defense. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i m wolf blitzer. you are in the situation room. . announcer: this is cnn breaking news. we begin our coverage tonight with the very traumatic arrest of the pan suspected of firing 33 shots in a new york city subway, leaving at least 29 people injured. cnn correspondent is joining us from the scene of the attack. the suspect i understand called in a tip, letting police know where he was. what else are you learning? reporter: that s right, wolf, really remarkable. he was just strolling through the streets of the lower east side after calling the police on himself. two patrol officer just on random patrol spotted him, taking him into custody, police today revealing more evidence, more information that connects him, they say, to the shooting. mr. james, anything to say? reporter: frank robert james, the suspected gunman who opened fire on a subway train in brooklyn t
informed he s a target of the special counsel s january 6th criminal investigation. we re breaking down the gravity and the timing of the potential criminal charges. and i ll talk to a key grand jury witness, the former chief of staff to vice president mike pence mark short. this hour, there s also breaking news in the trump classified documents case. the judge signaling the trial is likely to be pushed back from the december date proposed by the prosecution. also breaking, new criminal charges in michigan against 16 participants in an alleged fake electoral scheme falsely claiming trump won the state in the 2021 election. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. right now we re following some major fast-moving developments in the criminal investigation of donald trump and january 6th and the criminal prosecution of the former president in the classified documents case. cnn s paula reid is standing o
about that online. it s really cool. you know, all the first thought is it s pretty. i guess once you are in there with the wind and seats and all that, it s an experience, but okay. we win the lottery, we will experience it for ourselves. sure. the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now. good morning, everyone, and welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday, july 9th. i m bianna golodryga in for amara walker. i m victor blackwell. thank you for spending your morning us with. here s what we are watching for you this morning. president biden will head overseas later this morning for the nato summit. issues on the table and what the white house is hoping to accomplish with this trip. treasury secretary janet yellen says the world is big enough for both the u.s. and china to thrive. the key takeaways from her beijing meetings ahead. what is your concern about what this place is going to look like? that s the question. where does it stop? anothe