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Commander and Chief of Engineers for the Army Corps of Engineers Lt. Gen. Scott Spellmon joins The Lead.

Today on CNN 10, we head to London where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange continues to battle extradition to the US in an effort to avoid espionage charges. We explain why his case is a battle between free speech and national security and what the UK High Court's recent decision means. Then, we cover the latest out of Haiti as both local and foreign citizens try to leave the Caribbean country that continues to face gang violence and political instability. And we travel to Paris, where Notre Dame Cathedral's renovation efforts are nearly complete after a devastating fire five years ago. All that and more on this episode of CNN 10.

CNN's Isa Soares speaks with photographer Edward Burtynsky about his exhibit on climate change, which highlights nature's beauty and our destruction of it.

CNN's Rosa Flores flies with a CBP Air and Marine Operations pilot tasked with detecting illegal activity along the southern border.

In "To Be a Jew Today," Feldman explores how October 7 is forcing American Jews to reckon with Israel.

Former Obama CIA Director Leon Panetta discusses why he thinks former President Barack Obama will be a "tremendous asset" for the Biden campaign.

CNN's Rosa Flores rides with volunteer Samaritans Jack Nixon and Laurel Grindy as they search the border for migrants in need.

CNN's Rosa Flores met with rancher Lori Lindsay to discuss the challenges of having a migrant camp on her land.

CNN's John King talks to voters in the key battleground state of Arizona about the divisive rhetoric around the border crisis and who they will vote for in the 2024 presidential election.

Two of the biggest movie stars reunite for a big-screen battle against a new enemy. Their human co-stars talk with Rick Damigella about the movie.

Scary movie lovers get a 'Halfway to Halloween' film fest, Timothée Chalamet gets a new deal with Warner Bros., and Zendaya fans get a 'Challengers' preview. David Daniel reports.

Nick Akerman, a former prosecutor during the Watergate scandal, discusses a New York judge's decision to impose a gag order on Donald Trump, limiting the former president from making statements about potential witnesses in the criminal trial relating to hush money payments scheduled to begin in April.

As a volcano erupts in the Icelandic town of Grindavik, videographers capture the sky breaking out into celestial light.

Six construction workers are presumed dead after a large cargo ship crashed into Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. CNN's Gabe Cohen reports on what we know about them.

Former President Donald Trump is urging his supporters to buy a "God Bless the USA" Bible for $59.99 as he faces mounting legal bills amid his third presidential run.

CNN's Richard Quest travels to Geneva, where he tries out watchmaking, skis with an Olympic champion and crosses a suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks.

Marilyn Lands, a Democrat who made reproductive rights a central part of her campaign, will win a special election Tuesday for an Alabama state House seat, CNN projects. CNN's Kaitlan Collins discusses the significance of her victory with former Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL).

At least 12 people drowned off the coast of Gaza while trying to retrieve aid parcels that had been airdropped into the sea, Palestinian paramedics said. CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.

Jayme Krause witnessed the aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse on March 26, Reuters reports. According to officials, eight people were on the bridge when it collapsed. Two were rescued from the water, and six people are now presumed dead. The US coastguard has suspended its active rescue efforts.

Colombian authorities seized more than 5 tonnes of cocaine in two days, some of which was found in a vessel after a high-speed chase, and the rest discovered hidden in crates under avocados.