live from washington, i m paula reid in for jim acosta. you are in the cnn newsroom. former president trump is pushing back on the new criminal charges he s facing. the former president took to social media today to deny that security footage from mar-a-lago was deleted, but that s not what prosecutors have accused here. they allege that he was part of an attempt to delete the footage. prosecutors say a mar-a-lago property manager, carlos de oliveira, urged another employee to scrub the footage, saying that, quote, the boss, aka trump, wanted the entire server deleted. de oliveira is accused of lying to investigators about moving classified documents at the resort, and the indictment alleges that the desire to have this footage deleted was all aimed at trying to conceal critical information from investigators. de oliveira is due in federal court tomorrow morning. trump also says that the footage was voluntary handed over. that s also not true. it was subpoenaed. this weeken
bian bianca is off, just ahead on cnn newsroom. i ve got to be arrested. only because they want to arrest me. there s a lot of criminality. extreme heat batters the entire country. i try to find cool air, when it comes, yea, it s here, but, my god, it s only for a minute. it was a suicide bombing in the region of the northwestern province which borders af afgha afghanistan. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it s monday, july 31st. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in miami, florida, where little known employee donald trump will appear in federal court in the coming hours as part of the criminal legislation which heavies mishandling. carlos de oliveira is a property manager here. he s charged with making false statements to the fbi when asked about the removal of boxes at the florida resort. he s also about krufd by trump aide walt nauta of trying to delete footage. here s what trump said on saturday. biggest complain
a bear taking a dip in a resident s pool. in this heat, you can t blame it for trying to cool off. but officials say increasingly bold bears are becoming a problem in burbank. they re urging residents to keep a safe distance and secure their food. bears, however cue they may appear, should never bed me or approached. top of the hour. live from washington, i m paula reid in for jim acosta. you re in the cnn newsroom. and former president trump is pushing back on the new criminal charges he is facing. the former president took to social media today to deny that security footage from mar-a-lago was deleted. but that s not what he is accused of. prosecutors allege that he and others were part of an attempt to delete the footage. prosecutors say a mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira urged another employee to scrub the footage, saying, quote, the boss, trump, wanted the server deleted. de oliveira is accused of lying to investigators about moving classified documents
second trump presidency. the first clips of that will roll out this hour on the lead. and leading this hour, nikki haley has a bit more momentum with ron desantis now out of the race. but are desantis voters willing to back her? or are they going to side with the gop front runner? chris sununu will join us this hour. first we start with kristin holmes in new hampshire where trump is expected to speak tonight. kilie atwood is in salem, new hampshire. a big three days for donald trump. he picked up the endorsements of former competitors, tim scott, ron desantis. what is the trump campaign s message? has trump spoken to desantis since danys dropped out of the race yesterday? yes. that s what we ve been hearing from senior advisers all day. they want the message to be that republicans are coalescing around donald trump. that s what you ll see tonight, when tim scott, vivek ramaswamy take the stage with donald trump. republicans are joining together. these were my opponents. n
in the process, giving the parties some very real weapons to carry into midterm elections. now, just barely three months away. starting with senate democrats rallying around a major spending package aimed at reducing record consumer inflation. but also a massive investment in health care and climate interventions. central to the biden agenda. and now, on the cusp of receiving this weekend, after previous hold, arizona senator kristen sinema announced her support for the bill. giving senate democrats the votes they need to pass it by monday morning. and another shot in the arm heading into november, that is on the top of a surprising strong july jobs report that just more than doubled economists expectations. one of the main architects of the september 11th attacks, and a major vote in favor of abortion rights coming from the deep red state. all in the last week. but is it enough for the democrats in either chamber to keep the majorities in three months? i will ask the chair o