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Being planned by the ukrainians, one of them would have been exactly where you mentioned that they would have crossed into that part of the southern areas so that they would have a good location where they could actually go toward the sea of azov. their main goal is to cut that land bridge, no doubt about it, but they also want to make sure there are other things that they can get on the western part and that's part of the area that they're going to have difficulty with right now. >> all right. colonel cedric leighton, thank you for helping us understand these very important developments today...

Room where surveillance videos were stored on computer servers. it happened roughly two months after the fbi searched donald trump's florida residence and found hundreds of classified documents. it is unclear if the flooding was intentional or if this was a mistake. but it was the same maintenance worker who was seen on security footage moving boxes before the fbi search. cnn's paula reid is joining us on this. do we know if the surveillance video was damingd? >> it does not appear the surveillance footage was damaged. this is one of a series of investigations at mar-a-lago. authorities are lo...

AI remained in focus Wednesday, playing a role in some of the day's early stock market movers.

An example how a powerful agency can unwittingly expose sensitive documents. a closer look what happened. >> boris and amara, the pentagon confirmed to cnn it should have known about a data leak coming from one of its email servers well before it did. it took two weeks for the department of defense to realize that a trove of unclassified emails were sitting on the open internet and when the cybersecurity researcher came to the pentagon to alert them to that, that's only when they found out about that. now, it's not that uncommon for computer servers to be exposing data at big organizations but...

And there are a0 servers in there and a0 servers in there, and hundreds and thousands all the way down here. worldwide, the cloud relies on a network of millions and millions of computer servers. we have been inside a data room today, and if i switch off the power to that data room, we have 20,000 people that are not able to work. they need those servers, the application that is running on those servers, in order to do their daily work. do you think the environmental footprint of data centres is going to become a big issue? i think it is a big issue today because we're an industry that is grow...