Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson, and this is five things you need to know Saturday, the

5th of August, 2023.

Today, we take a closer look at the conditions for Trump's release after this week's

arrangement, plus we're nearing a number of climate tipping points, and the U.S. gets ready

for the knockout round of the World Cup.

The judge presiding over this week's latest arrangement of former President Donald Trump

gave him a number of warnings.

U.S. magistrate Judge Moxila Upadia allowed Trump to leave without travel restrictions or

a cash bond.

But she gave him other conditions of release.

Among them, don't discuss the case with witnesses.

The judge though added that Trump could potentially communicate with a witness in the case through

legal counsel or in the presence of his attorney.

The judge also said that the most important condition of his release is that he not commit

any additional federal, state, or local offenses.

She said that committing any criminal offense could lead to his release being revoked.

Trump was also reminded that he must show up to court if ordered by a judge to do so.

The effects of climate change usually become clear over decades and centuries, but there's

growing evidence that we could be approaching some major tipping points.

I spoke with USA Today National Correspondent Elizabeth Weiss to learn more.

Hello, Beth.

Hey, always a pleasure to be here.

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