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Coast, from north carolina to new hampshire. but tonight its the deadly heat that continues to hold an iron grip across much of the south. >> sam brock in new orleans. were hitting a rough patch certainly. sam, any sense of how long this could go on for? >> lester, what makes this such an unusual event for new orleans here is the longevity, the fact that it could be five or six days of this kind of extreme heat, and its not just louisiana either. texass electrical grid just broke its all-time ju...

Four years. they dont have that system in russia and so this kind of revolt is probably how putins reign will end. >> so prigozhin is out at least out of the position he was in before. hes not completely out of the picture for sure here. wagner handing over its weapons to russia. putin does seem to be consolidating his power or at least trying to over factions in the military. what does all of this mean for his grip on power politically? can he manage to hold on? >> look, hes held on for a long ...

In the world is talking about how weak he looks and hes gonna feel the need to respond. either within his own system or with prigozhin. so the guy has got to be worried about his safety. >> do you believe that he could be losing his grip on power? >> i think there might be overstated. i think this is the biggest single indicator we have that putin made a strategic error by trying to invade ukraine. and this is not what happens when an army is doing well and is functioning and having success on t...

Loyalists, a man so indebted to putin for his career that he was known as putins chef and then was turned into putins more dog, so it is going to be hard for putins propagandist to turn this into something that can be easily blamed on the west —— war dog. some of the narrative weve seen over the last year. the shock waves are going to really take some time to play out. but putin must note that how he acts next and how allies, others in russia, is going to be pivotal to his grip on power, so ...

>> reporter: reality was the war deepened lukashenkos already growing dependence on putin. lukashenkos flawed 2020 election victory claiming 80% of the vote described by western governments as fraudulent triggered nationwide protests. "get out" they shouted. he responded with force. the woman who ran against him, whose husband lukashenko had already jailed fled the country. >> thousands of people are in prisons for politically motivated cases. hundreds of thousands had to flee belarus because of...

Groups rebellion. im ayman mohyeldin, lets get started. >> and just a matter of hours, yevgeny prigozhin and his band of mercenary rebels were able to overrun a key russian city, shut down several military aircrafts and leave the kremlin scrambling to defend the nations capital. now, a day after that revolt abrupt resolution, we seem to be left with more questions than answers. especially concerning russia unpleasant veterans increasingly unsteady grip on power. here as u.s. secretary of state a...

His grip, pledging to station nuclear weapons in belarus. like putin, lukashenko is a product of his soviet upbringing, his belarus often seems stuck in that past, unlike russia the kgb was never disbanded or renamed. before entering politics, lukashenko ran a collective farm later often had himself filmed as president digging up carrots or potatoes to show he never forgot his roots, and then often turning to strong arm tactics. belarus air traffic control called in a bomb threat causing the a p...

Grip. that suggests that there are things that we could and should be doing in particular to support the ukrainians in this counteroffensive at the weapons that they them have said and we really need. , yes the weakness that president putin has shown does affect him. they probably affect some vis-à-vis china. china was always saw president putin as the junior partner, the little brother. and now the little brother is less powerful than even they thought. others around the world are noticing tha...

We begin with the aftermath of russias short-lived armed rebellion and growing questions about vladimir putins absolute grip on power. calm appears to return to moscow this monday after a weekend military rebellion by wagner mercenaries marching on the capital. the uprising came to a sudden end saturday with an 11th hour deal brokered by belarus. since then, the head of the wagner group, yevgeny prigozhin, has not been seen nor heard. his news service tells cnn he will answer questions when he h...