>> reporter: you know, everyone in that courtroom from the families to the jurors have described how horrific it was to re-live what happened february 14th, 2018. she says that she plans to seek therapy after this. wolf. >> layla santiago on the scene for us later. thank you, very, very much. to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." please be sure to join us monday at our new time 5 p.m. eastern. until then, thanks once again for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. "out front" next, new video coming into "out front." stalking men in and out of an apartment building to draft

them. this as elon musk says this company will no longer pay for critical satellite after he was told to, quote, f off. will a judge's decision come too late to make any kind of a difference? and they're called the triple threat. three latina women on the ballot in texas. they are republicans and what they're saying about abortion, the border and taxes even has democrats listening. let's go "out front." i'm erin burnett. inside putin's depraved draft. in a video that you will see first "out front," we are seeing just how far russian officers are going to draft new fighters. this video is from st. petersburg, and what you are looking at is russian draft commissioners. they're waiting for men to exit a building. the woman that you hear, you just heard her voice and you see her there, you can hear her saying, who are you? look, they've got papers. they've been standing guard here

since 7:30 in the morning. the older tells her not to film, asking her if she has kids. why are you so shy? why did you park yourselves here? the soldier telling her to calm down. pretty incredible, right? loitering in an apartment building lobby to grab men on their way out. a top u.s. official tells cnn's kevin lip take like things like this draft, it's not putin running out of men, what we are finding out is that putin is running empty on tanks, weapons, ammunition, too. since the start of the war russia has lost more than 6,000 pieces of equipment, we're told. 6,000. that is no small thing and because of the crushing western sanctions, russia can't get the parts, crucial circuit boards, the things to replace them. let me show you this grach because numbers say so much. this is a graph from the ukrainian defense ministry and it shows russia's stockpile of high precision missiles. this missile is in orange. it shows you that they have 124

escander missiles left. they started with 900. to be clear, that means they have lost 86% of those missiles. now if you add all the missiles up on the screen there, that shows you at the start of the war they had 1,844 of these conventional missiles. they now only have 609 of them. it gets more dire. today ukraine claims it took out a significant number of weapons. russia not only losing the vital equipment but the ground. fleeing after leaving equipment behind. let me show you an image we got in a city near kharkiv that was occupied by russian forces. that writing on the wall. there it reads, putin is our president. tonight that town is under ukrainian control. despite the setbacks for putin, he's not backing down on his

decision to invade ukraine. >> translator: i have no regrets. what is happening today in ukraine is unpleasant but this is all the same result we would have received later only much worse conditions for us. >> much worse conditions for us, words so vague no one can truly know what it means. it all comes as the pentagon is in talks with elon musk's spacex about the critical satellite terminals called star link. that technology is credited, as it should be, with changing the course of the war in ukraine. now as we first reported, musk's company is threatening to pull the rug out from underneath ukraine's military unless the u.s. pentagon starts paying tens of millions of dollars per month to musk for the service. we have much more coming out from alex marquardt.

fred pleitgen has the story. >> reporter: it's so interesting to see the depleted missile supplies that you just showed. one of the things you're showing is a lot fewer strikes here in kyiv and in other places as well. at the same time on the front line, the war is still in full swing. now you have the russians gaining some ground in some places in the east with the ukrainians making a lot of headway in the south, in the area around kherson, and that clearly has a lot of pro russian officials very worried. here's what we're learning. even as russia has been bombarding ukraine, ukrainian forces have been pushing moscow's troops back in the south of the country raising their flag in newly liberated areas like in this village. >> translator: the boys worked for six, seven months liberating our area. they are raising the flag of the free and united ukraine.

>> reporter: the kherson region is one of the areas recently illegally annexed. ukraine's army is inadvancing so much that russian installed officials are asking for civilians to be evacuated to russian territory. >> translator: because of this, the kherson administration has decided to organize opportunities for kherson families to travel to other regions of russia for leisure and study. >> reporter: kyiv announced the move saying russia is deporting people rather than saving them. ukraine has vowed to take back all the territory russia has seized. the country's president said at a celebration for ukraine's defender's day on friday. >> translator: by defeating this enemy, we will respond to all enemies who encroached on ukraine, on those who lived, who live, and who will live on our land. this will be a victory for all our people. >> reporter: but in the east, a different story.

civilians fleeing the russian advance on the industrial town of bakmut. these photos showing the troops on the ground in the areas surrounding the area. on social media wagner forces have taken a small town outside of the at the. i want to emphasize there was not a single person from other units except the employees of wagner group in ivangrad. wagner group has been known for tactics. the group's mercenaries committed massacres in libya, sue dam, mozambique and the central african area. he's seen recruiting convicts from prisons admitting he owns wagner and even attending

funerals of one of his fallen fighters. wagger units have already been prominently involved in russia's campaign in ukraine. it seems they are now the spearhead of vladimir putin's invasion force. erin, you just saw that statement emphasizing that it was only wagner soldiers or wagner troops who are near that town near bakmut. there are a lot of people who believe right now he's trying to orchestrate a power grab in moscow, that he's trying to help possibly oust the defense minister of russia as obviously russia's campaign is going very badly and himself grab power among those under vladimir putin, erin. >> thank you very much, fred pleitgen. i want to go to the former cia director, john brennan. author of "undaunted, my fight against enemies at home and abroad." let's start with the wagner group. you have the power play trying

to challenge putin's defense ministry, described as the spearhead of the russian war effort. what do you read into that? >> well, i think, erin, as reported the russians have done so poorly on the battlefield, putin is looking for new options and tapping into the wagner group, which was noted, is a very brutal organization, paramilitary. they have probably 8 to 10,000 paramilitary troops. i do think there is some jockeying among the various senior leaders of russia trying to take command and control and because they have done so poorly. just last weekend he appointed the general of syria who really engaged in some brutal tactics, massive attacks and assaults in syria. so i do think as putin's options are narrowing and as the russian

forces are doing so poorly on the battlefield, especially kherson. they've been there for six months. the fact that they weren't able to fortify it enough to withstand a ukrainian assault is telling how incompetent they are. >> it's interesting. you've had a chance to meet with many who know putin and are close to putin, when you talk about a power grab, it raises bigger questions. from the people that you've met and seen operate around putin, do you think that whether it's because they want more action or less action that there could be a threat to putin? >> i think putin thinks this is consequential to his survival. there's no way he won't be able to survive if he can't credibly claim victory. with the people around him,

these are people that are very worried. the question of whether or not the soviet union may try to make a move against putin. he does have a monopoly on power. the next several weeks, couple of months i think are going to be very dynamic and i think very telling of where this conflict is going. >> i was talking about the incredible dire straits, 86% of the escander missiles are gone. there's the nuclear elephant in the room. we're seeing the video that i showed of draft officers waiting in the lobby of an apartment building to grab men, we're hearing from some of them. >> translator: we've got this [ bleep ] for training, who knows what kind of house we're at.

[ bleep ] i told you guys. >> what region? the luhansk region. we are mobilized. we don't have to be here at all. 11 days from when we were deployed, how many times did you shoot already? once. three bullet cartridges. >> 11 days from draft to front line. one training, three bullet tart trijs. that's what they're saying in that video. there's a lot more where that came from. does that shock you? >> no. putin says he has deployed 16,000 of these conscripts. it's my understanding a lot of them who go in are going to be cannon fodder. that's why i think he's opting for other groups because i think the lack of training, the lack

of capability of these russian civilians who have been pressed into service, i think it just demonstrates just how desperate putin is to try to claim some type of progress. >> director brennan, stay with me. elon musk and his scar link service. they can no longer fund this. these have been crucial to ukraine. we have this story tonight. >> reporter: elon musk today confirming exclusive cnn reporting, that his company spacex plans to stop or quit funding the satellites for ukraine. documents show that spacex told the pentagon last month it has spent almost $100 million and, quote, we are not in a position to further donate terminals to

ukraine or fund the existing terminals for an indid he have net period of time. musk highlighted costs of around $20 million per month and echoing a ukrainian diplomat's statement to musk to f off musk said, quote, we're just following his recommendation, at least how musk sees it, to leave ukraine. that outburst coming earlier this month after musk proposed a peace plan which many ukrainians saw as pro russian giving russia official control of crimea and encouraging new u.n. supervised elections. >> this is a challenge for all of us, for the administration who wants to see ukraine succeed for elon musk acting in mercurial ways where frankly the only acceptable outcome should be that ukraine continues to retake its territory from

russian invaders. >> reporter: musk has denied a report that he told foreign policy expert ian bremer that he's spoken directly to russian president vladimir putin about ukraine but concerns about musk's support for ukraine has only grown and they said they couldn't reach the star link. >> i think they're very concerned to the ukrainians. they know it will make it much more difficult for them to advance so star link is a unique capability. it is incredibly helpful for the ukrainians. >> ukrainian officials trying to play nice with musk. one praising him as a top donor and an aide to volodymyr zelenskyy, like it or not, elon musk helped us survive the most critical moments of war. the pentagon confirmed they got

the letter from spacex about star link funding but they declined to say where that stands. a spokesperson says there are other options besides star link and they will make sure they get what they need. >> alex, thank you very much. with that update, director brennan, you know, star link is crucial. you hear zelenskyy, crediting it as crucial in this war. there's the reporting musk has contacted putin directly and you heard much of what putin's put out there. what do you make, director, of the fact one person who is a nontechnical person is so highly involved and essential here. >> his company, star link, as you point out, has been absolutely essential. i hope there's some way to figure out how to continue it. he is the world's richest

person. despite that, i think he looks at things through a very, very narrow personal financial prism. he can afford this but maybe there are some countries they're going to help to underwrite this link, but he's made a number of very harmful statements about ukraine and russia and china and taiwan. i think it demonstrates the power and influence individuals have when they have a platform due to their financial wealth, because they are an influencer an how that can be very disruptive. i'm hoping we're going to be able to resolve this issue so star link can continue. i do think elon musk needs to be very, very careful with what he's saying because the future of ukraine can hang in the balance. >> director brennan, thank you very much. >> thanks, erin. next, the justice department making a major move to end the

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about 21,000 pages of documents and what the justice department did today in its brief, erin, is to quote from this very appeals court, the 11th circuit, which overruled it in part allowing the justice department to have access to the 100 classified documents that she had earlier said they shouldn't have access to. so what they're doing now is they're saying, hey, appeals court, you've already ruled against her. now you need to throw out her entire ruling. they point out what trump has been doing is essentially trying to delay a criminal investigation. they say this special master process, he should not be able to use this to stall a process. they're due to have their reply a week later.

december 18th is when the special master is supposed to wrap up his entire review. so it is very possible that we're going to get a ruling from the appeals court which, again, given the fact they've already ruled against eileen cannon's earlier ruling really could be that they could throw out this entire thing by the time judge dearie is done. >> let's go to ryan goodman. ryan, what are the implications here? why are they choosing to do this when essentially the way the time line happens, it may be moot win or lose? >> i think in part because judge cannon has been a bit of an unpredictable figure. issues might come up. do they leave them left in her camp, in her control where things can go haywire or do they try to get this out of her control? also, they couldn't let her

decision stand, it's such a bad precedent. >> they want to up end the precedent of the whole thing? >> yes, set it aside. >> but obviously when you look at what they're saying, what they're saying is true, he didn't even try to prove harm or injury in any way, shape or form, as you said, he left things blank. what they're sort of pointing out seems to be a statement of fact. >> yeah. there's sort of a game over at one of the first pages of their document. they say he has to prove that there was a callous disregard for his constitutional rights and even judge cannon said he did not have a showing of that. she did something kind of unusual. she said, oh, that's not an essential condition but the 11th circuit says it's indispensable. >> by the appeals court own logic, this is an open and shut case. it comes as we saw the january 6th committee yesterday asking for the -- to subpoena donald trump. he sent this letter to bennie thompson, chairman of the committee. now i just want to ask you about

this. it's a 14-page statement. the greatest hits of his grievances. debunked claims state by state. the 2020 election was stolen. this is written to express our anger. even though it was written by donald trump. greatest hits, it talks about his crowd size. the massive breaking crowds, pictures of his crowds for his rally. what does this tell you about his state of mind, this memo? >> unhinged, i would say. rattled it seems. even to do the pictures and talk about his crowd size again as though that's relevant in some way is almost like a caricature of him. if there's a "saturday night live" skit they would have it in there and he does it himself.

and it doesn't make sense as a legal strategy. it's not very well counselled by lawyers. i would assume his lawyers would much prefer he remain quiet and not issue anything like this. he invents in there statements like i preauthorized the national guard. we know we have testimony -- >> under oath. >> under oath testimony from the former acting secretary of defense saying there was no such order. that's a bad idea when the justice department is looking at this closely. >> it is odd. look at random capitalizations, referring to himself in the plural. it is a bit disturbing. thank you very much. next, voters leaving the democratic party. one business owner says democrat's messaging when it comes to faith, family and small business is why he's voting republican this time. plus, an update to another story we're following tonight. the fallout over strict covid

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tonight herschel walker again denying reports he paid an exgirlfriend to have an abortion in 2009. this time on the debate stage they're facing off for the first time since the allegations surfaced, allegations at the center of one of the most contentious senate races that could determine the bhalance of power in the senate. diane gallagher is outside. the debate is ongoing. it is a debate many thought never would happen and yet here we are, it's happening. what's going on right now? >> reporter: you're right, erin. monday early voting goes on. they're talking about the gun violence problem in the state of georgia, but it really has been almost a cornucopia of topics during the debate. the allegations that you

mentioned, one of the moderators did address the republican candidate, herschel walker, asking him to explain the circumstances around the allegations. he said once again as he has for the past two weeks that it was a lie and went on to say he felt he would protect life as a senator, referring to his position on abortion. he is against abortion access and abortion rights saying he supports the so-called heartbeat bill here in the state of georgia. now, look, if you were to ask if there was a third person in the room, you might think there was because joe biden's name has been mentioned almost as much as the democratic incouple dent, senator raphael warnock. he's trying to play this as he is the only one who is prepared or ready and able to represent georgians in the senate. trying to play off just the inexperience of herschel walker and, again, many of the allegations that have swirled around him from the start of his campaign. both candidates were asked if

they would accept the results of the election. they both said, yes, they would. one more thing here, erin, herschel walker was asked if joe biden beat donald trump in 2020. yes, both biden and warnock won their races. >> interesting. thank you very much, diane. i appreciate that. you know, that race diane is talking about could be so crucial. if republicans take control, president biden says inflation will go up. as it already has been, of course. he's saying it a little over three weeks before election day where the economy remains a big decision for voters. 69% of latino voters, fastest growing demographic, disapprove of biden's handling of the economy. boris sanchez is "out front." >> reporter: running in the 15th

district in texas, she's a democrat. >> the democratic party has abandoned us. >> reporter: part of a trio of republican latinas in south texas, an area that's hispanic. she's working alongside cassy garcia and maia flores, the first republican elected to congress from the rio grande valley. the triple threat as the gop calls them signaling a potential realignment as donald trump made gains with latinos in 2020. >> i was democratic. >> he didn't have a political background. he was a businessman and his business policies, again, they made sense for people.

he stood up against the establishment and he put forth policies that worked for american families. >> reporter: pro tax cuts, pro border wall and opposed to abortion rights, policies that persuaded vandoorne whose restaurant has struggled because of inflation. he says he now pays three times what he used to for a box of eggs while faulting democrats for undervaluing faith, family, small business. >> reporter: independent contractor says it boils down to results over rhetoric. >> i'll take a mean tweet right about now over what we've got now, yeah. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: another former

democrat led trump's hispanic advertising in 2020. >> so what weem have to understand is that hispanic americans have blue collar working class values. who's america's blue collar billionaire? donald trump. >> reporter: pointing to trends showing latinos experiencing gains when it comes to incomes, home purchases and starting new businesses, sopo says many latino voters believe in him. >> he shares those blue collar values. >> you don't believe in that? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: michelle is running in texas 15. she's operating the flea market her parents founded some 25 years ago. like her opponent, vallejo is a newcomer challenging an establishment that has too long

ignored the community's need. she's a progressive, expanding medicaid and medicare and raising the minimum wage. >> i'm looking forward to hopefully earning their support and their vote even if they do support and adore trump because i'm fighting for all families in suite texas, republican, independent, democrat. >> reporter: erin, with less than a month to go until election day, the house majority pac, top super pac canceled a series of ads they had planned to support michelle vallejo's campaign. they're sending it elsewhere. democrats believe it's that kind of spending and investment that will help counter republican gains with latinos. they see this as waiving the white flag. >> thank you so much for that report. obviously going to be crucial. next, china erasing any evidence of a protest in the

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part of an all out effort to stop the protests. this one is crucial. president xi jinping is widely expected to secure an unprecedented third term as party chief and commander. celina wang. xi doesn't want anything spoiling his big weekend. it is a crucial moment. it's life in power and he doesn't want anything to be left to chance. >> reporter: absolutely, erin. they want to erase every trace of this protest, not just banning the word beijing, the word for the location, but banning words like courage, warrior, brave man. the image completely scrubbed from china's internet. an extraordinary sight in

chinese capitol. two big banners attacking china's supreme leader and his policies hung on a busy overpass in beijing. one of them reads, go on strike. remove dictator and national traitor, xi jinping. a voice repeats the message on loud speaker. plumes of smoke billow from the bridge. the cause unclear. demonstrations are rare in china, especially ones directly criticizing xi and especially ahead of the crowning of his unprecedented third term in office. the other banner reads say no to covid tests, yes to food. no to lockdown, yes to freedom. no to lies, yes to dignity. no to great leader, yes, to vote. >> don't be a slave, be a citizen. punishment for the people involved for the demonstration could be very severe, including

prison time or worse. the brazen display of defiance scrubbed from the incident. a few hours later hashtags of the location and even the word banned. fights with covid enforcers. screams for freedom from locked apartments. protests for food and supplies. resistance of snap lockdowns. entire cities are still being locked down over a handful of covid cases. this woman yelling out in frustration that she's been in isolation for six months already. but the images of anger erased from china's internet. just like the anti-xi jinping banners, folded, taken away by police. the bridge, sanitized and cleaned up like nothing ever

happened. the party clearing a smooth road ahead for its supreme leader. >> when cnn went to the scene within hours after the protests everything was cleaned up but there was a lot of security guards and policemen coming up to our cameraman, checking his passport and telling him to leave. this would be shocking at any time but especially when it was turned into a fortress. shocking show of defiance, but short lived. >> pretty incredible to see it. thank you so much for that important report. next, i'm going to speak to a ukrainian soldier stepping off the battlefield to play baseball for ukraine's national team, for a crucial cause. we remember the actor who played the actor hagrid in the harry potter serieies. comfort for body and mind. that's ambitious.

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against the city's police and fire departments to raise money for ukrainian youth sports. according to ukraine's sports ministry, 133 athletes and coaches have been killed. the pitcher and active duty member of ukraine's national guard is with the ukrainian team in new york tonight. he was in germany advancing his playing career. when putin attacked ukraine he chose to return home and i spoke with him. the team's manager and others who helped organize the games earlier this week. it's a real pleasure to have all of you here and both of you here in new york. i know that it was a hard journey, oleg. you were on your way to york, you said stopping over in h hel helsinki, when you found out about the attacks. what was that like? >> it was horrible. we had shortly team meeting, we should decide where do we go? because our first reaction was

go there and we start to communicate with our directors and people who were already september us in support and most of them say, hey, let's do it. let's keep doing it, what you started, because you have so many obligations. so many people involved. >> full steam ahead. sergei, i know you're on the front lines of the battlefield. you're a soldier. you're a pitcher. what does it mean to you to be here right now? >> translator: i think this week i can do more good here than i can in ukraine. here i can help more.

>> dmitry, you've been here. it's been your life's work. how did you make this trip happen? >> people in ukraine, sports ministry, the european federation, they put a lot of work to get team out. we found what financial support and moral support and logistical support in the united states. air lot of people answered our call. people found us to continue. it became an easy task. >> sergei, i know your father is on the front lines tonight. it's got to be so hard with the ramped up attacks this week. i know you will go back yourself to return to fight. what has been the hardest part? a lot of people watching here, they see you, you're so young,

you love baseball. you play baseball. yet you're also putting your life on the line every day now at home. >> translator: i love this sport. it's a part of my life, but just like my father, it's my duty to protect ukraine so now i'm going to have to combine the two. >> sergei, you're going to continue to fight. oleg, i know you're all here to raise money for children and youth sports in ukraine. i guess this is an area that had been occupied. a group of young boys, 10, 11 years old. they were playing checkpoint. that's the game. 24er7 just children, right? so joyful, make shift guns and checkpoints. it was heartbreaking in a sense. what do children like those boys need most right now?

>> our boys need to feel support. it's much more important than money, even thousands maybe dollars. support and we feel it from the first second we're learning in jfk. feel it here. amazing support, we're u.s. citizens. >> sergei, how does it feel so many young boys in ukraine, they are growing up, having some of the most formative years with the war, living in okay cue wags for months and i know you're fighting to give them a chance to be able to play basketball like you did. >> translator: it's difficult. it's a terrible thing that while they're playing soccer and baseball on the playing fields, rockets are flying over their

heads. but this generation is going to be even stronger than we are right now. it's a pride of protection. >> sergei, before we go, do you have sort of a message for your fri friends, your colleagues who are there and who will be there when you come back on the front lines? >> well, i guess i would be saying something nice. i'm going to be joining them soon. hang in there. >> thank you all so much. >> thank you very much. ukrainian national baseball team is playing, as we speak, heading back. the players also inspired the them who had a passion for the

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