begin regularly violent. he had no idea, reasonably in any way, based upon his vantage and what he was doing, that this man was any danger of his life. 's been a other attorney representing deputy bradley tells cnn there has been a rush to judgment in this case. we have reached out to the county sheriff's department, the police and the central state hospital for responses to these latest allegations. we have not heard back from any of them. >> all right, thank you very much. and to our viewers, thank you for watching. i am wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett, our friend, struts right now. >> out front next comminuted video capturing the moment ukrainian soldiers shoot down a russian fighter jet. you will see it surprises the ukrainian troops. this is russian pres. vladimir putin, now a wanted man on the world stage. plus, america's banks taking

another beating, the dow sinking into the bank that set off the crisis, silicon valley, not cut like goldman sachs. the banks work from hold culture is partly to blame for the collapse? or not. a story you see first out front. the chinese president xi jingpin facing record unemployment and unrest, how could this figure into a potential invasion of taiwan? it a good evening. out front tonight, new video just in. these are ukrainian soldiers shooting down a russian fighter jet. what i am about to show you i think will stand out to you, for the fact that the act appears to be so easy for ukrainians to take out a russian fighter jet that it almost takes him by surprise. so, here it is. what you are looking at is a ukrainian using a surface to air missile. so, shooting from the ground here, takes about three seconds to reach his target and the white circle, you see it, then the clash or explosion there, the soldiers reaction is total

shock. >> it hit the plane. [ bleep ] >> as i said, they appear shocked and surprised that they did it. the strike that you are looking at took place just about 30 miles away, which of course is the center of the front flight finding. according to a ukrainian soldier on the front lines, russia appears to be on the deep end right now. last week the enemy was furiously attacking, and the attacks or of a maximum nature. he goes on to say it exhausted the enemy and as of yesterday and today, the intensity of artillery fire has decreased. this means we have partially exhausted the enemy, bled it out. they are talking about the dramatic change they have seen on the russian side. those words bled it out are literal. just listen to this. this new audio, what you are listening to is two russian soldiers having a conversation,

this is a conversation obtained by the ukrainian defense intelligence, listen for yourself. >> at a load of this, they are taking the wounded to the border, they are waiting there at the border to be let back in to russia. but they are simply dying from blood loss because they are waiting so long . >> what you mean? there should not be anything blocking their way back to russia? >> it is just some cockamamie bull . >> this article russians, literally saying that men are dying on the border, bleeding out, dying from bleeding out because they cannot get help. it is unbelievable to imagine, they are not even able to help their own wounded, there are so many who need help. just look at this new video, this is russian soldiers trying to cross a river in bakhmut, they are spotted, you can see within seconds , surrounded by deadly strike after strike. all of this comes as the international criminal port

court today issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin, accusing him him of war crimes for deporting children from ukraine to russia. those children used as political pawns, they have been played on stages held by putin to celebrate russia's army. the kremlin dismisses the warrants, calling the meaningless. still, he is only the third serving head of state ever to get an a warrant arrest, the other two qaddafi of libya, killed four months after the warrant, and sudan's bashir who is supposed to be handed over to the icc, reportedly remaining hospitalized. we have more charges on putting in a moment but first i want to show you the exclusive access cnn has been given to the massive international security operation to keep vital infrastructure safe from russia's military in ukraine. the military that is reckless and irresponsible, in addition to targeting the structure. a military that russia continues to celebrate. the defense minister today

decorating the pilot who took down that american drone over the black sea. even though it appeared to be accidental that they hit it. let's start with fred and his exclusive reporting on how the international community is bracing for possible new attacks by russia. he is out front live in norway, what are you learning? it's been mckay, we are learning that nato certainly is not taking any chances as far as that is concerned, they saw what happened to the u.s. drone over the black sea and they are extremely concerned about critical infrastructure here in europe, specifically energy infrastructure. so, what we did today was go on to the north sea, to the biggest gas platforms on the north sea, without saw that nato is giving up the presence there. as tensions mount after the collision between a russian plane and a u.s. drone over the black sea, nato's head tells me the alliance stands firmly behind the u.s., nato's head tells me the alliance stands firmly behind the u.s . >> what you are seeing is reckless and irresponsible

behavior by russia that led to this incident in the black sea. the good thing is that the united states behaves professionally . >> security on the seas is a huge issue for nato. we flew to one of europe's largest gas fields with the secretary-general and the head of the eu commission as nato warships were guarding the rig, watch for for possible acts of sabotage. the u.s. and its allies understand full well that the war in ukraine is a threat, not just to the skies above the seas, and on the seas, but also to critical infrastructure under the sea as well. that is why the nato alliance is beefing up its efforts to protect this critical infrastructure. these are the actual wells of patrol gas fields near norway, around 10% of the natural gas supplies for america's european allies come from this field alone, after most of them stopped buying gas from russia. last year the pipeline between

germany and russia was blown up , in what the u.s. says was an act of sabotage, while some believe ukrainians might be behind the explosion, kyiv denies involvement and the eu commission had tells me europe continues to support ukraine. >> we know in the european union that planes -- fighting for us, sovereignty and freedom, but also for the values that we share alike the respect for the international law. >> the ukrainians say they will fight on . it kyiv says the most intense battles are still taking place around bakhmut, where the russians claim they are gaming -- gaining ground. russian president latimer putin said to meet chinese leader xi jingpin in moscow next week is the russians are looking to further deepen ties the u.s. believes want beijing to give them weapons. nato's leader says security in europe will only be guaranteed if putin ends the war against

ukraine picks the best way to reduce the risks of instances like this is of course to end the war. wars are dangerous, and they lead to dangerous situations like the incident on the black sea picks as long as the war continues, and a test is has ships will stay on alert, shielding the alliance members critical infrastructure from possible attacks. >> there were several warships from the nato alliance near the gas platform alone, just to show how important that is. in the meantime we know that the fighting in ukraine is really ferocious, it continues to be ferocious. i got an update from the ukrainian military, they say on the northeastern front, the kremlin, there's a lot of fighting going on, but as you mentioned in bakhmut as well, where the russians are continuing those efforts to try to encircle that city while at the same time, as you said, some ukrainian soldiers believe they might have exhausted the russian force, they could see it opening to try to launch a counterattack there as well.

>> okay, thank you. let's go now to -- delete russia investigator, he has been put on russia's wanted list for his work uncovering the poisoned putin opposition leader, you can see all of that and then now oscar-winning documentary, also out front, phillips o'brien, professor of strategic studies at the university of st. andrews who has been tirelessly chronicling and following the war. thank you so much to both of you. let me start with you, phil. fred mentioned putin's upcoming meeting with the chinese president xi. the u.s. believes the meeting is because china -- putin wants china to give him more weapons but i knew you've been looking at a lot of this. how bad is putin's weapon shortage right now? >> we have to understand, russia is not a great power economically. it is really relatively small economy, not a productive economy, and resource extraction. it cannot make nearly the amount of war material that it

is using up. before the war it was making 200 tanks a year was one of the estimates. yes, they have lost 16 to 700 tanks that we have seen destroyed, and they are probably could be hundreds and hundreds more that have also been destroyed. so, if russia is going to be left fighting to its own devices, it will run out of weapons, and run out of a lot of weapons much sooner than anyone anticipated a year ago. if russia is fighting a long war, he is going to need to get a steady supply of weapons picks it is incredible talking about that, knowing that they have lost a supply of tanks, that is obviously a very low estimate. so, in the context of this international court, making putin eight international pariah with this warrant . it

is not as if anyone in the world is going to change how they see this based on this, but it makes it formal. you spent a lot of time investigating russian war crimes in ukraine. what does this mean for putin? he is not going to be able to travel anywhere. how does this impact him and russia? >> well, it it does. whoever says that is going to be ignored and hidden from the general public. we see that leading russian political figures have to comment on this today and make it to amplify within russia, because there's a lot of people on the russian telegram channel, the main source of information for most russians today, they have started talking about the fact that he was indicted. the reason why this matters is, first of all, it eliminates the fantasy or conspiracy theory that the kremlin has been trying to put on the people, that there is this global conspiracy that protects putin and protects the big leader and it is a just a game that is happening and the west will

never go after the bigwigs. what happened today is literally the top wig was indicted and arrested. and, think about the message this will have for anybody below him. while putin cannot travel or will not travel to be arrested, a lot of people below him, you know they are committing crimes may think twice, because they are younger, they may hope to one day have to travel to their favorite destinations, even the second person invited, she is much younger. she has a hope for a new life after the war. and, this acts as a deterrence to putin's commanders and people working in the system. >> so, to try to understand the scope of what is happening on the ground, when you look at the situation on the ground in bakhmut , ukraine says russia is slowing down their attacks, a ukrainian soldier was saying that. i want to share more about what he had to say that the enemy was in a hurry, telling that bakhmut was surrounded and sent

soldiers to be killed , in particular on our part of the front. the fighting was intense and exhausted the enemy. you know, we are hearing this from all levels of the ukrainian military right now, that russians are exhausted. is that the reality? is that the way russians want them to see it, that they have some kind of group coming in? and how many russians really are dying right now in these battles? >> well, there's a few things going on. there seems to be at least, temporarily, i don't know if it is temporary, or on a longer- term relenting and russian attacks, that we have compared to last week when they were throwing everything into try to take bakhmut and attacking on both sides, the north and south, trying to get over the river. in the last few days, these offensive have stopped the math has not changed. what we don't know is if this is the kind of thing that is a temporary thing. but russia has been trying to take bakhmut for 8 months, eight months they've been

throwing troops at this time, they still have not been able to take it. so, i think we can say, if what the ukrainians have done, and what we don't know if what the ukrainian losses have been. the ukrainians have made that russians pay a massive price to take bakhmut. as long as the ukrainian losses themselves are not nearly as high, then that was probably the right strategic choice. it is a terrible battle, a horrible battle, but one where the russians, and some estimates, are losing five to one, that was a neato estimate, and other neato estimate is that russians in the bakhmut area could be losing 12 to 1500 casualties a day. that is not just killed, that is killed and wounded, but that the russians are losing huge numbers of troops to try to take this time, and huge numbers . >> those numbers are staggering, as you point out, 1200 to 1500 today.

those numbers are remarkable. and i mentioned at the beginning, when introduced you, of course, in addition to now being an oscar winner for the work you did, you are on russia's wanted list because of that work. you have been investigating your own would-be killers, it is a race against time, they will find them or they will kill you. when we spoke a couple of weeks ago, you likened it to a doctor operating on their own appendix. have you made any progress? can you tell us? spinnaker believe i have made progress and law enforcement, who is competing against my own investigation, in a good way, have also made progress, but because this is an ongoing investigation i cannot comment on what my findings are. what i can confirm is that yes, i have found objective evidence that the putin regime has put people, not only me, but other investigative journalists, that

has been going on for at least a year. and i hope that i can talk on this show about our findings . >> i hope that you can. we will all be waiting. thank you so very much, thank you both. next, just weeks before silicon valley bank collapsed, the company warned that it was facing risks with the work from home culture. was that partly to blame? you can hear what former employees are saying . first, justin, learning about discussions taking place right now between york city, new york state and federal law enforcement agencies about how to prepare should the former president trump be indicted. john miller has the new report in this hour. and the numbers are shocking. and estimated 20 million young people in china are unemployed. why that could play into a potential invasion of taiwan. ♪ ♪ get directv with a two yeaear price guarantee.

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the financial times first reported is partly to blame. the ceo worked from hawaii and other top executives spread out across the united states just two weeks before it collapsed. sbb warrant we face risks from the prolonged work from home arrangement. svb put it at odds with some of the talk -- top banking ceos . >> it does not work for younger people to does not work for those who want to hustle. we want people back to work. this is not an employee choice . >> we have to get our employees back in the office picked we see this collapse in productivity. >> one former executives summing up the banks culture saying it is not cutthroat like goldman sachs. out front now the private and institutional capital correspondent has been following silicon valley bank closely and cowrote the story on the banks culture. you know,

you are really kind of raising the alarm about a lot of this stuff in the past weeks and months. you talked to a lot of x svb employees and what it was like, what was the culture like and what did you find? >> sure, i think the context is that silicon valley bank was the banker to silicon valley. they were financing a lot of the private startups that could not get startups from the larger banks like j.p. morgan. they were also financing the venture capital firms that were investing in them. they were financing under pet projects like wineries, giving them mortgages, doing everything to serve people in the valley. and being that banker to the valley, they began to sort of embrace the ethos of the valley. so, when the pandemic happened, the technology industry was really the biggest embrace her of work from home. a lot of the large tech companies basically sort of closed their offices, or unannounced work from home

policies. silicon valley bank followed that. they became a work from home thank, where, as you just showed in the clip, a lot of the wall street guys were beckoning people back as soon as they could picks they were aggressively doing so. you know, the ceos were working in hawaii, he was doing it too, but they put that warning in the report, this was a challenge for them. do you think that is real, that this was really a challenge for them? or that they are using that as an excuse? >> absolutely it was a huge challenge. the broader context is that when interest rates were low, capital was funneling in to tech like you couldn't even keep track of it. that money was going into silicon valley bank, they were taking the deposits and making loans or buying security. they were the real transmission mechanism for all of the money in the valley. and they grew faster than almost any other bank in america during the pandemic.

but, just think, you had executives fanned out all over the country. you know, the president was in miami, the chief risk officer was in d.c. that meant that you had to manage all of this growth , which a lot of the management picks that should be obvious, when you have a five hour time change between the ceo and the chief risk officer? >> exactly. you had to manage growth that none of these people had ever seen in their careers. they were doing that often in a remote environment picks so, the remote part, then the di, which has politically been seized upon. you know, the governor of florida, congressman james, saying well, svb was distracted by the ei. the chairman of goldman sachs told me that is laughable, susie orman says it is the most ridiculous thing she's ever heard. but, what are you hearing from ex-employees about social issues, about stuff like the ei, is that relevant? >> it is, but i would not say

it is not what caused the bank to collapse. i think broadly on wall street, even the cutthroat firms are keen to improve diversity. it is a real thing that everyone is doing. but what it really did show was a little bit of priority. this was an epic growth spurt that they were managing, and managing it remotely. and somewhat on cultural issues versus how do you culturally manage the growth? that meant that if the priorities were not solely focused on sort of risk management, and making sure the growth was controlled, it could make for some mistakes to be made picks well, it's pretty amazing and fascinating. i hope everybody reads your reports and i know you had a chance to's beak to the ceo greg becker and others involved, thank you for sharing that with us. there next, we are just learning that multiple law enforcement agencies are making

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all of this news for us. john, what more can you tell us about the preparations for the timing of a potential indictment? >> well, they have been meeting, last week, with the new york city police department . what do we do around the courthouse? what do we do with threats against the dist. atty. and others? they've been meeting with the court officers, had we manage inside the courthouse? how are we going to handle this? they have been talking about really kind of getting ready for something that they are talking about that could happen as early as tuesday or wednesday , but it is a grand jury. and you know, they could be presented with the option to indict, it's a number of people who could vote not to. they are operating on the theory that the dist. atty. or prosecutor asked for and indictment almost all the time, they get it . >> right, but is important to note is not just a done deal, there is this next step and we are in weird times. so, here is the thing. if it happens, you then, no

matter what ends up happening, no matter what, you have to go through an arrest, get a mug shot. what happens? >> this is the bizarre part . it this is routine. they do this hundreds of thousands of times over the course of years, but they've never done it with a former president of the united states. so, in the case of an indictment you have a defendant who is coming in with armed secret service protection, who is going to walk into one hogan plaza, the d.a.s office, go to the floor with the detective squad is, they are going to fingerprint him electronically, and photograph him for a mug shot, then he is going to sit somewhere with his attorneys while an arraignment is scheduled, all of this would be prearranged. he would go down to the arraignment where there is almost a 100% certainty he will be released on his own recognizance. in the planning process, with they have been struggling with, is what happens next? does he come out on the courthouse steps? is there a

crowd of demonstrators? >> is he making a statement or having a rally? >> rights, and these are the things where they are building contingency upon contingency upon contingency and coordination with the d.a.s office in the court officers and the police, with the fbi's joint terrorism task force, and the secret service, of course, who is in the awkward position of, if there was an indictment, being the protective element around the suspect . >> it is incredible. as he said, i know it is a basic thing, but a former president, it is going to be a crucial few days or week or whatever it ends up being. john, thank you. this comes as hunter biden is now countersuing the owner of a computer repair shop, that owner share the contents of his laptop with eventually reached trumps allies . privacy was violated and it was done in an attempt to hurt his father's presidential campaign. this comes is has republicans

say they have found new evidence hunter biden, two other members of the family, profited more than $1 million from a chinese company in 2017. >> reporter: house has republicans stepping up the through 200 biden and other members of joe biden's family, digging into overseas dealings with a chinese energy company, hoping to find evidence tied to payments to the president himself, but have yet to prove any link . >> there was a lot of money that transferred from china to the bidens, and what we want to know is what did china get in return? >> in a new memo republicans say three biden family members in 2017 received over $1 million in directly from a shanghai- based company state energy hk limited. the money came after biden associate john robinson walker received a $3 million wire from the same company, the transaction that was first publicized by senate republicans in 2020.

longer than transferred a third of those funds to biden family bank accounts over a three- month period. -- $35,000 in payments to halley biden, beau biden's widow get $25,000 of which was linked to the chinese energy company. republicans also targeting the presidents brother james, his son hunter, said they are probing an account linked to an unknown biden. the memo did not reveal any illegal action by the family members that the president has long maintained he had no involvement in any of these dealings. >> i have never discussed, with my son, or my brother, or anyone else, anything having to do with their business. >> the information quickly dismissed as a conspiracy by hunter biden's legal team that noted how he was romantically involved with hunter after she became a widow following the death of the president's son beau biden. in a statement his lawyers said

he is a private citizen, with every right to pursue his own business endeavors, the money came from a business venture that he shared with his uncle and halley, with whom he was involved with at the time and sharing expenses. today hunter tried to take the offensive, countersuing a computer repair man for information from his laptop, central to the gop investigations against him. the filing accused the technician of invasion of privacy, claiming he's had a hard drive containing data inside a stuffed animal to his father in new mexico, and also a copy to a lawyer who worked with trumps and then attorney rudy giuliani, all innovate to help trump win in 2020. the laptop has become a trump attack line. spinnaker and joe biden escape come and they go away free, what is going on with that? that laptop is a disaster. >> top democrats are pushing back . >> there is a fixation on the biden family by many republican leaders, and i think there are

other issues that are more relevant and important in the lives of everyday americans . been a lawyer for macisaac who is a computer technician at the heart of the laptop case declined to comment about the new lawsuit on friday, saying they would respond in court to get the same time, hunter biden's business associate is being targeted now by house republicans on the oversight committee. they want walker to sit down for a transcribed interview in the days ahead. >> all right, thank you very much. so, ryan goodman is with me. brian, let's go through what was just reported. on a certain level, you hear this and it does not sound good, there's a guy named john robinson walker who gets the million dollars from china to wire it out to a bunch of people named biden, one of whom is hunter biden, another is a company that wants the presidents brother james biden and another amount of money to beau biden's widow. so, from a

layperson to that is not look good, is it damaging legally? >> not necessarily damaging legally. we have to look at all of the facts alleged in the four page memo, it looks potentially unethical. but it is difficult to match it up with any illegality or crime . the fact that there is a pass- through and the money is not even going directly to these members, but through this third person. the timing of it, two months after he steps down as vice president this is happening with his family, one of the payments is in 2015, that is starting to look like potentially influence-pedal team, but not illegal . >> but possibly unethical which becomes more of a political for voters. but, this is in the context of a couple of developments that we have on the trump side and i want to start with the breaking news that john miller shared, that an indictment could be coming as soon as tuesday or wednesday, but a decision could be very soon, and all of these preparations are being made over the possible indictment of

a former president including how they arrest him. mug shots and all of these things . >> it is extraordinary. we saw something like this, but it was only a fraction of it, when his cfo of his company was walked down the perp walk, it was pretty enormous then, this is a former president, it has never happened in our country. the closest we have come was the draft indictment for nixon, but he was pardoned. so, to see this, and there would be the attempt to show that he is being treated like every other citizen or noncitizen, there is not special treatment. but it is going to be an incredible moment that, in some sense, sheds a light on other cases, it also makes it -- there's not a legal experts would've liked to go first, they would have preferred to be in the doj with the special counsel right now, federal judges order the top -- to provide testimony, you have

been watching the courtroom very closely. do you think it could be significant? >> yes, the first line in cnn reports it is a monumental decision, i completely agree with that word. the way the judge reaches this decision as if she has determined that there is in fact sufficient evidence of crime having been committed, after all the evidence that this is so counsel has accumulated. there is this protective layer that it attorneys and clients are supposed to have every bit of communications kept confidential, but it can be pierced if there is evidence that there was a crime committed, and the burden is by the government to show that she has shown that is the case . >> thank you very much, so much happening on a friday night. president biden is speaking to reporters moments ago about the arrest warrant for the russian president let me put in. we will share that with you after this. the unemployment crisis in china. nearly one in five young adults they're unemployed, that is a staggering number . it mattress for a lot of reasons, including a potential invasion of taiwan.

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just in, president biden answering questions about the arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court for russian president amir putin. >> well, i think it is justified. the question is, it's not recognized internationally by us either, but it makes a very

strong point. >> is mentioned at the top of the show, the icc charges putin and one of his commissioners for a scheme to forcibly deport ukrainian children to russia. at least 6000 children, some just a few months old, have been taken since the start of the war. that is according to a recent report by yale detailing an expensive network of more than 40 camps across russia. cnn has covered this extensively . david mckenzie spoke to ukrainian mothers who say they were coerced into sending children to these so-called summer camps where they were told their children would be safe from the war. >> >> translator: illusions overwhelmed me, when i realized what was happening, it terrified me. all i wanted was the best for my child at the time. i am worried, of course, you cannot even imagine my emotions inside. it is fear and terror. >> fear and terror. out front now, a ukrainian human rights lawyer who just received the nobel peace prize

for her work, the center for civil liberty investigating war crimes. i am grateful to have you with me tonight. this is an important story for so many reasons. one of the reasons is that the russian government actually erases it. they don't deny that the children are being taken to russia, they are using it as propaganda. they are putting out video like the one i am going to show right now to make it look like the ukrainian kids are so happy and basically going to summer camp. even as they are now being forced to learn and sing the russian national anthem, some being trained for the military, obviously not allowed to be with families or go home. how much has putin himself and responsible for this? >> this war has a genocidal character. and the legal transferring of ukrainian children to educate them as russians is -- sect -- such crime is impossible to

develop without officials, but in this case, we have a legal round to prosecute putin, because last year he changed the legislation by himself, which simply -- the processed production of ukrainian children. >> now, in russia, of course, officials are dismissing this tonight, the spokesperson says any decisions of this kind are no and void for the russian federation. former pres. -- who was a top adviser in putin's government completely showed disdain for it, comparing it to a roll of toilet paper, the paper that it was written on. and of course russia is not a member of the icc. so, they are not going to be arrested in russia. how likely do you think it is that putin will actually ever faces charges? >> you want faces charges, this decision has a short-term and

long-term result . i would remind you that the history of humankind convincingly approves that regime collapses, and leaders appeared in front of the court, and -- is a great example. serbia did not want to transfer them, but serbia did when they decided to restore economical and other kinds of relations with well-developed countries. and in short-term, it is also very important because putin, now, is officially recognized and suspected as a war criminal, and everybody who deals with putin has to take this into consideration. >> there are, you know, -- from mel and had earlier was saying that the evidence of war crimes is fast, greater than has been in any war in history because so much of it has been documented. you are doing much about documenting.

the theater bombing, 32 people believed to be dead. children, so many children were in there when that was bombed. it was labeled with children, painted outside on giant letters. what other charges do you think await putin directly? >> the prosecutor of international criminal court issued a press release, and according to that they express that they have the impression it is just the beginning, this is the investigation into the pace -- ukrainian children. so, we are waiting for the next crisis, and the next accusations . >> all right, thank you so very much. i appreciate your time, and of course the work that you have put into this. >> thank you. next, china dealing with an estimated 20 million unemployed young adults. we are going to go live to beijing to talk about how that can explicitly

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finally tonight more than 10,000 tons of garbage. filling the streets of paris. the mounds of trash growing as sanitation strike the work plan from french president emmanuel lecrone to raise the retirement age. pushing through parliament without a full vote. hundreds of protesters in the center of the city leading antigovernment chance. this strike is blocking incinerators. it is not just sitting in the streets for days and days sparking sanitary concerns and the protests are ongoing. so much for the scent of paris in the springtime. back for joining us. 360 begins right now. >> they have taken children from the country they invaded posted about doing it. even health televised celebrations showing the victims. now russia's president and the official overseeing the first deportation of thousands of kids

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