oh well, ali stop everything closed the topic, we're going together to the place. i walk alone dot all is well. where is dad for so long? i suppose he has some problems with graduate students at the academy. he's there for the long haul. and that i have a headache . i would lie down in my dad's room. lenya that call the group will explain how to get there. so guys, everyone is ready. they went out to lead. hi hi stas well, thank god i got through to you. what happened? stas be on the alert, please, that is, you think he continues to play. i don't know still playing by his own rules we're coming back. note about me don't worry. i'm in reliable hands of the devil she nevertheless decided to lure him into herself. stas i. i beg you. do whatever. just find her. masha ran away and it seems i know where and why the hell. we will walk a little more, then we will part further. you will go alone. don't worry everything is under control. i will be there. first post, how are things going? nothing suspicious donut, meet. second post how is the situation so far. calm down, noth

prosecutortoday, he the jury, but speaking to the prosecutor today, he said to ali harbi ali, you don't think you did anything wrong will stopck in court on monday. the first men's golf major of the year is upon us — the world's finest players are about to tee off at augusta national for day1 of the masters. most of the attention this week has been on tiger woods, who returns to the green just 14 months after he sustained life—threatening injuries in a car crash. world number nine rory mcilroy is the leading uk golfer and hopes to complete the career grand slam of winning all four major titles. the three—day grand national festival gets underway at aintree today. on saturday, all eyes will be on rachael blackmore. last year she became the first female jockey to win the famous race. rachael is back to defend her title, riding the same horse — minella times. sally nugent has been to ireland to meet her. rachael blackmore, the first woman to ride to victory at the grand national. and then, just a couple of weeks ago, she became the first woman to win the prestigious cheltenham gold cup. growing up in a farm in ireland, she alwa

abdul at ali zhusupov commanding tank companies. he stoppedve of the nationalists, who lost 12 tanks and were surrounded by a senior lieutenant. zhusupov during the battle personally destroyed two enemy tanks and up to 15 militants. vladimir putin presented state awards to doctors and scientists diplomats and politicians so according to the decree of the president, the chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus, natalya kachanova, is worthy of the order of friendship for her great contribution to strengthening cooperation and mutual understanding between the peoples of the medal, as well as the order of alexander nevsky, because of the merit to transfer the fatherland, will be received by doctors who have made a great contribution to the development of the russian of the health care system, a total of 80 people for merits in strengthening the institution of the family , raising children, about 37 people were awarded the order and kostroma regions, as well as crimea and yakutia , mordovia and other regions. rosp

abdu at ali zhusupov, commanding a tank company, stopped the advance of the nationalists, who lost 12 tanks and were surrounded by a senior lieutenant. zhusupov during the battle personally destroyed two enemy tanks and up to 15 militants. at demlitarized kherson, which was completely cleared of ukrainian nationalists, our military opened large caches with weapons and ammunition explosives mines grenade launchers machine guns sniper rifles found at the pallada plant . when retreating employees. the sbu should have used the chrono with sabotage groups, whose task was to prepare terrorist attacks in the liberated territories. now the subdivision is looking for saboteurs special forces. russian military personnel delivered food packages to the residents of kherson, trucks stopped in the ship microdistrict, 90% of its residents are port employees who are not working now. people were left without payroll benefits packages of cereals, canned butter and sugar. first of all, the elderly and seven with children received almost 900 similar humanitarian actions on the territory of ukraine since

tonight, signs that investigation is expanding with stop the steal founder ali alexander now cooperatingith the doj. while a referral could pressure attorney general merrick garland to open a criminal investigation into the former president, there's concern it could be used as political fuel for the gop ahead of the midterms. >> i think it's a lot more important to do what's right than it is to worry about the political ramifications. >> reporter: president trump has denied allegations he broke the law. we reached out to the committee, and they said they remain focused on providing answers about january 6th, and to help ensure that nothing that happened on that day happens ever again. and we've learned that steven miller will appear before the committee this week. >> alex, thank you. >>> next tonight, the state department is warning americans against traveling to china. and here's britt clennett, from hong kong tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the state department is urging americans to reconsider traveling to china as the country pursues a zero-covid policy with mounting restrictions and

abdul near ali zhusupov, commanding a tank company, stopped the offensive of the nationalists, who lostre surrounded by a senior lieutenant. zhusupov during the battle personally destroyed two enemy tanks and up to 15 militants. in dimitrized kherson, which was completely cleared of ukrainian nationalists , our military opened large caches with weapons and ammunition, explosives, mines, grenade launchers, machine guns , sniper rifles were found at the pallada plant. in addition, radio stations and satellite communications facilities were found according to preliminary experimental data. when retreating employees. sbu to use the chrono should have been sabotage groups whose tasks are the preparation of terrorist attacks.

abdul at ali zhusupov commanding, the tank company stopped the offensive nationalists who lost 12 tanksnded by a senior lieutenant. zhusupov during the battle personally destroyed two enemy tanks and up to 15 militants. vladimir putin presented state awards to doctors, scientists, educators , diplomats and politicians. according to the presidential decree on the chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus, natalya kachanova , who was awarded the order of friendship for her great contribution to strengthening cooperation and mutual understanding between peoples, medals, as well as the order of alexander nevsky because of merit, to transfer to the fatherland will receive physicians who have made a great contribution to the development of the russian healthcare system 80 people of merit and the strengthening of the institution of the family and the upbringing of children, about 37 residents of the arkhangelsk kostroma regions, as well as crimea, yakutia, mordovia and other regions were awarded the order and medal of parental glory. rospotrebnadzor has cancel

let's turn now to the january 6th capitol insurrection, a key figure in the stop the steal. alitigation of the riot. here's one reason why that may be significant. here's some interesting video. let's watch. >> i got a call from congressman gosar. >> i talked with mo brooks. we are talking personally. i've talked with his staff and him. who worked with whip up votes in the house with mo brooks. congressman gosar. congressman andy biggs but also let me know who the soft senators were because he briefed them in the steering committee. boom. >> you know, elie, how much useful information might they get from ali alexander? he's talking about working behind the scenes with various lawmakers. i assume they are none too happy to hear about, none too pleased to hear that ali alexander is cooperating with the feds here. >> yeah. no doubt, jim. but i am quite dubious about what ali alexander actually offers as a trial witness. he is eccentric, to be kind. he is a known conspiracy theorist. prosecutors are not making ali alexander plead guilty to a crime, which is what you do if you have a

in a sign, the investigation is expanding, stop the steal founder ali alexander is now corporating withce. a referral for criminal charges could be largely symbollible ic but it could pressure attorney general m criminal invn into trump. some are concerned that used as political fuel ahead of the mid terms. >> i think it's important to do what's right. >> foreman president denice aallegation that is he broke the law the january 6 committee remains committed to getting answers on behalf of all americans. >> shocking video coming out of florida is prompting appear investigation apply bi-police. a ride investigator got pin in a ride and officials are blaming bad timing. we want to warn you, this video mamay may have been disturbing the operate tried to grab a guests' hat that had fallen. they insist the ride did not malfunction. the man was freed. and is expected to be ok. >> i don't knobout frightening sound. terexplosion. a new york city power company says the explosion came from a manhole. smoke was seen coming from two other manholes. firefighters discovered elevated levels of carbon m

stop it. >> you're right, ali, thank you for helping the rest of us bear witness to the depravity you're seeing for five weeks straight. come home safe. i was at a dinner with the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. and someone asked her, what do you need? she quietly said, to win. and i think this is where we are. i think we underestimated how brave the ukrainians would be. we kept saying what we wouldn't do. finally, we're doing stuff. and we're actually training soldiers in poland to enter the fight and we're sending in equipment through slovakia, finally. exchange equipment that will shoot down these missiles. but we have to do more. we must win in ukraine. ukraine must win in ukraine. and you just mentioned the international institutions. i think it's great that ursula came to ukraine yesterday, i do really do. but i think the u.n. is if he can feckless. i'll say it abthrowing russia out of the human rights council is nothing. why don't we throw them out of the security council. why is the u.n. sending peace keepers along a humanitarian corridor which they have the authority to do. and also,

meanwhile, stop the steal organizer ali alexander says he's cooperating with justice department investigatorse're joined by former fbi agent and author of "compromised," peter strzok. peter, true for being here on my first show. the january 6th committee, it has interviewed jared and ivanka. now we're learning about these don jr. text messages to mark meadows. you worked for the fbi. you ran some very serious and complex probes including the trump russia investigation. at this point, peter, what does it say to you that the investigation has gotten to people this close to trump, members of his own family and what kind of questions would you have for don jr.? >> hey, katie, good morning. first, congratulations on your show. thanks for having me on. it's a huge honor. this is the path i would expect the investigation to take, whether it's one being done by congress or the parallel investigation that the doj and fbi are doing. typically people at the bottom, you're more likely to gather information and start getting a better picture. as you move up the chain, you want to approach people having ba

that mariupol has been flattened by russian missiles and they need those systems to stop those sort of attacks. >> aliyou for your great reporting from lviv. continue to stay safe. julia, i want to turn to you now and talk about what you wrote about the war crimes committed by russian troops, including an execution in bucha. you write, quote, march 4th russian forces in bucha rounded up five men and summarily executed one of them. soldiers forced the five men to kneel on the side of the road and shot one of the men in the back of the head. he fell over, the witness said, the woman present at the scene screamed. so difficult to read this. are you concerned that this is just the beginning? are we seeing the tip of the iceberg here? >> human rights watch has documented a number of cases of russian military forces committing apparent war crimes against civilians in occupied areas of ukraine. in addition to the case that you just mentioned that we documented in bucha, we also documented another case of summary executions where russian soldiers, according to our findings, rounded up six men and later execut

stop the steal organizer ali alexander says he's now cooperating with the justice department. roger stone and at least three far-right congressmen. and leader of the proud boys has agreed to take the stand against other extremists. north carolina man is pleading guilty to a felony conspiracy, and for assaulting police officers during the capitol riot. all this as the guardian reports the proud boys and oath keepers likely plotted to attack congress. according to the guardian, the january 6th committee has growing evidence of the militia groups collaboration. and in communication with stop the steal figures, like alexander. joining me to discuss, the reporter who broke that story, hugo lowell of the guardian. and political national correspondent, betsy woodruff swan. she's also an msnbc contributor. hugo, talk to us about your new reporting. what has the january six committee learned about the conspiracy between extremist groups? >> yeah, so the january six committee this week has really crystallized its determination, or reaching its determination that the oath keepers and the

ali alexander, a key figure in the stop the steal movement, said that he received a federal grand juryding investigation into the attack on the capitol. but, just last december alexander was holding rallies based on false claims of election fraud and he tweeted that he would give his life for that. so, what's changed? and how might his cooperation help investigators? i've got the right person to ask. joining me now is michael cohen, who once served as donald trump's lawyer and chief problem soul for. michael flip on his old boss help with that probe into russian meddling. but what did he get for meddling? possibly a clean conscience, but also three years in prison. so what is the roadmap for a potential trump indictment? right now as michael cohen, vice president of the trump organization and former counsel to donald trump. michael, you are also the host of the podcast mea culpa. i know that you have talked about this a decent amount but i want to know. based on your experience cooperating with various law enforcement investigations, can you give us some insight on what ali alexander m

at the base of the capitol, and they have also been looking at footage of ali alexander and other people connected to the stop the steal movement. it was so just instrumental on january 6th. walking around the capital, towards the capital, essentially trying to track their movements and figure out who was speaking to who. who was communicating, who was doing what as they piece together this puzzle of the militia groups, and how they connect to the capitol attack. >> we should know that there is significant developments in terms of who is cooperating. ali alexander, the individual you were showing pictures of, is cooperating. the justice department's way, according to the new york times reporting, that just crossed a few minutes ago. there is also the leader of the proud boys who pled guilty to conspiracy and assault charges in the january 6th capitol breach, and as part of his plea agreement, he has agreed to cooperate with the governments ongoing investigation. it does seem like -- that is from the department of justice side, that is not even the committee side, so it does seem like there is -- there are som

stop the counting of votes. that says everything you need to know. i'm a lawyer, ali, i dig into the evidence. but this is common sense. the guy did absolutely nothing to stop this mob. and what does that tell you? i think, as congressman raskin pointed out, it tells you that this is exactly what he wanted. and so, if it's that sort of thing that congressman raskin is talking about i think it will really bring into stark relief exactly what happened and did not happen on that day. and the presidents central role in trying to overturn the election. >> let me ask you this, because i know you tweeted about this the other day. we had a president of the united states who was caught on tape saying that he would grab women by the word i'm not going to say on tv. no one cares. so, to the extent that you're a lawyer and liz cheney has made the case that the inaction of the president on january six may have broken a law, that might be all that matters. right? because people don't seem to care much, that he did this. jamie raskin cares, you care, i care, our viewers care. but, fundamentally, can you do an

one of the stop the steal organizers, ali alexander, says he's cooperating with the justice department'sump aides peter navarro and dan scavino to the doj after they were found in contempt of congress for defying subpoenas. ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner testified separately before the january 6th committee, for hours. and the family affair continues with cnn and "the new york times" reporting that donald trump jr. texted meadows ideas for how to overturn the 2020 election, just two days after polls closed. meanwhile in an interview with the washington post, the former president continues to blame the january 6 th attack on others. and says he would have joined the march to the capitol, if the secret service would have allowed it. sure, jan. joining me now, joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and alabama, professor at the university of alabama school of law, co-host of the hashtagsisters in law podcast and legal analyst. thank you for coming back to "the sunday show." how big a deal is ali alexander's cooperation? >> so, it is hard to assess what you haven't already had the opp

he's seen miss hon. ali celebry and deny century bank governor was appointed. that's the 2nd point and she then guy has no stopped paint. it's at this point to any country, but there is a process process. there are president, does it morning, don't know, economic in writing. so you can do that. then engage our invoicing on economic engagements. we either he, i am with all i get any multilateral organization. the crew of 2014 to the conflict to day. next, we timeline why, what's happening right now in ukraine and dunbar has its roots in the government, overthrowing key of 8 years ago. they with us for a short talk, try to head ah ah, western politicians and their client media have a single and terrifying message if russia is allowed to survive than democracy in the west itself will cease to exist. apparently we live in the most exist.

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who is an east jerusalem for us tent scenes we saw in those videos. ali at the acts that alex said. mosque midday pres. are due to stopped soon, but what is the expectation of what is about to happen? you can see actually there were quite a few people behind us in damascus. gates, which is one of the main entry points into the old city in jerusalem and east occupied jerusalem. quite a few people heading in surprise. most of them already in there now in the alex most. and just a couple of hours ago, there was a quite intense situation here because is really security forces that had actually put a barricade there so that people can get through. and also one up the top of the steps from restricting access during ramadan to friday phrase has been a problem in the past, but then that was relatively quickly taken. it taken away, people were allowed to move through. so maybe in another 30 minutes or so were expect to be able to come out to those friday present probably gather on the steps here around damascus gate. now, israel's prime minister natalie bennett, has something to say a little bit earlier about what had happened in

stop that immediately. >> reporter: prosecutors today laying out a trove of seized evidence in their case against arian taherzadeh and haider aliincluding an arsenal of weapons and ammo, equipment for surveillance, copying hard drives and manufacturing identities -- all the tools of law enforcement and covert tradecraft. the suspects are accused of compromising at least four secret service agents who have since been suspended. >> secret service agents are in a lot of sensitive places with super important people that are doing classified stuff, and these guys might be able or have been able to collect some of that information. >> reporter: investigators say arian taherzadeh -- seen here target shooting, wearing a secret service patch -- has admitted to posing as an officer and giving agents free gifts. he claimed partner haider ali funded most of their day to day operation, but didn't know the source of the money. >> if there is a foreign nexus to this, and again linked to a security service, that would be deeply, deeply troubling. >> reporter: government lawyers were really grilled by the judge about the funding today. the judg

stop. putin in 2020 it prisons are stop the vice of vo knows of changing a country could have made a difference to victor happen. the russian invasion of ukraine makes ali x a puddle yarns film grimly topical and highlights a bitter truth. the crushing of the protests in bella. ruth strengthened proteins, role in the region. hello. the protagonists of pal yonce film are actors at the bell roof. 3 theater and underground theatre immense that was critical of the ruling regime in 2020 palo yon plan to create a portrait of these brave theater makers who been harassed and threatened by the regime for years. oh, on the bathroom, what those the theater folks dare to do down ah, down with tim and get profit daemon than they broached topics that back then and still are only spoken about in private to meet without peasant for then only whispered to trusted individual handlebar. told us that they talked about the death penalty in a piece of theatre and food. they spoke about the abduction of politician arthur took him, they made theatre about torture. in presence, ensemble members, risk persecution, jail sentences, and being banned from performing for the, for the

hootin in 2020 it prisons are stopping the vice of vio knows, of changing a country could have made a difference to victor happen. the russian invasion of ukraine makes ali x a puddle, yawns, film, grimly topical and highlights of bitter truth. the crushing of the protests in bella, ruth strengthened pu teams, roll in the region. oh, the protagonists of palo yawns. film are actors at the bell roof, free theater, and underground theatre. immense. that was critical of the ruling regime in 2020 puddle. yon planned to create a portrait of these brave theatre makers who been harassed and threatened by the regime for years. oh, on the bottom of those the theatre folks dared to do down awe down with tim and get profit demon that they broached topics that back then and still are only spoken about in private to meet without peasant through then only whispered to trusted individual handlebar for the stuff they talked about, the death penalty in a piece of theatre and food. they spoke about the abduction of politician author cooking and they made theatre about torture and prisons, ensemble members, wrist persecution, jail sentences, and being banned from performing

trying to make his way out of the room but is obviously getting stopped by quite a few lawmakers and other people there to attend the signing. ali, just, also, the optics of this having former president barack obama in the white house at this moment, what do you make of that? >> reporter: having him in the white house at this moment, there are many staffers right now especially on the hill where i spend most of my time talking about how this feels like a foregone time for them, like it was a return to the obama/biden white house. we heard those jokes there today from both obama and biden, ending on a joke we have mentioned several times today where he said to president obama, remember this mic is hot, referencing the moment he had when he said this was a big deal in a little bit more colorful language back when the law was first passed. there was a lot of levity there but politically speaking, too, you and i have been looking over our nbc news poll which shows this white house is in pretty bad political straits in terms of its rating but on jobs, on the economy, on cost of living and inflation. health care is one of those things

ali, even a lot of civil people die in their homes in their basements. these refugees have a 10 hour drive ahead of them, but they won't be stopped at the border. they can stay in germany for 3 years and to work, and their children can go to school there. and out of music's biggest night of the year, the grammy awards, which returned for a full capacity show on sunday evening for the 1st time since the pandemic. this year superstars celebration got a dose of reality when the ukranian president addressed the audience via video link . oh, john legend teamed up with exiled, ukrainian. musician izzy, with a pre recorded video address for me, premium president, a lot of mir zalinski. we defend our freedom to leave, to lapse out on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bumps the dead silence. filled the silence with your music until it date to tell our story. tell the truth about the war on your social net source on tv support. ask in any way you can and by not silence and ambitious. ah, there was also a lot to celebrate. silk sonic the r and b supergroup with bruno mars and anderson packed both record and song of t

alis america washington and this is "bbc world news america. the u.s. secretary of defense said they will make sure ukraine defeats russia. in moscowhe tut u. et.ncrseary's invasion contradicts the charter, but russia is not stopping shelling. >> putin seems determined to continue the offensive he launched in ukraine to secure what he can present to the russian people as a vicry. laura: a u-turn from germany's government after months of public pressure. berlin will send tanks to the ukrainians. a special report from the ukrainian village between ukraine, russia and the belarus border. reporter: russian soldiers withdrew three weeks ago, but the feeling is it could all change in a matter of minutes. laura: north korea's kim jong-un vows to speed up the battle for nuclear weapons. we hear from our correspondent in seoul. and, an all-american pickup truck that is electric. we look under the hood. ♪ laura: welcome to "bbc world news america" on pbs and around the globe. as the war in ukraine wages on, the u.n. secretary general is calling for peace between russia's leader putin and moscow. we went to kyiv. russia accuses nato of waging war by sending weapons to ukraine. the defense ministers talk about increasing mili

of ali bagirov, on the other hand, his official daughter sabina bugged the probability the fact that 5 months ago your wife ksenia bugged gave birth to your third child daughter sabina is 99.9% stopnd? sit down calm down, everything didn’t come close, understand? you doubted the children. i promise you, he is in relation to his wife. yes, he does not act like a husband to beat beat and force her to make her live live next to him. yes, but it is not clear to feed anything, where to live, how to live in any way to raise children. he does not take any responsibility. not only that, yes, i ’m sure i’m still thinking about giving birth. 3rd yes baby the next ones will come to this in life, thank god . bring this to your children. thank god, how are you going to live on child support, he will not see more children. there was when the judge, as he said, i have the right. does the child have or not? access, right? when the issue with your communication will be determined there there first. yes, how are you behaving will they look? yes , how did you behave here? how do you manage there, do you help children, where is the proof that you are transferring money, let's say to the same card, t

ali zhusupov, did not allow the radicals to leave the encirclement of about 100 nationalists and 15 tanks. they made an attempt. breakthrough, despite superior forces. the enemy’s counterattack was stoppedidents of settlements liberated from nationalists, our military regularly provide humanitarian aid, a new batch was delivered to kherson in one of the most remote corners of the city, a distribution point was deployed in the area of ​​​​the river port, whose workers were left without salaries of the company’s managers left, leaving them on a derivative fate handed out cereals to people. canned food, sunflower oil, sugar, similar actions were held the day before in the kharkiv region, as well as in the republics of the dpr of the lpr , residents were given more than half a thousand tons of assistance . volunteers arrived in one of the villages of the luhansk people's republic, the settlement is located just 10 km from the front line near the field kitchen a crowd of people gathered does not frighten, even the noise of shells, they say they are accustomed to first of all asking the volunteers to bring bread. cellular is not working. so what about their appearance volunteers warns ahead o

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ali zhusupov, did not allow the radicals to leave the encirclement of about 100 nationalists and 15 tanks. they made an attempt. a breakthrough despite outperforming. the strength of the enemy's circuit attack was stoppedents liberated from nationalists in the settlements of our military regularly provide humanitarian aid, a new batch was delivered to kherson in one of the most remote corners of the city , a distribution point was deployed in the river port area, whose workers were left unpaid. the leaders of the enterprise left, leaving them to the mercy of fate, people gave birth to cereals, canned food, sunflower oil and sugar. the same actions were held the day before in the kharkiv region, as well as in the republics of the dpr, residents were given more than half a helping hand. volunteers arrived in one of the villages of the lugansk people's republic, the settlement is located only 10 km from the front line near the field kitchen, a crowd of people has gathered, it does not frighten. even the noise of the shells, they say they are accustomed to first of all asking the volunteers to bring bread. cellular the connection is not working. so the volunteer warns about his appearance ahead of time. in

ali zhusupov, did not allow the radicals to leave the encirclement of about 100 nationalists and 15 tanks. they made an attempt. the breakthrough, despite the superior forces of counter so and the enemy was stoppedresidents of settlements liberated from nationalists, our military regularly provide humanitarian aid. deployed in the area of ​​the river port, the workers of which were left without wages, the heads of the enterprise left, leaving them to the mercy of fate, people were given cereals, canned food, sunflower oil, sugar ; halfway help. and in one of the villages of the luhansk people's republic , volunteers arrived, the settlement is located just 10 km from the front line near the field kitchen, a crowd of people gathered does not scare, even the noise of shells, they say accustomed to first asking volunteers to bring bread. cellular is not working. so the volunteer warns about his appearance ahead of time. in the village. after the retreat, the network was destroyed. there is no gas, electricity, water, stoves, not everyone has it, but even in such difficult conditions, refugees of the city settled in their cities, five people came, and my husband and i were alone. take, of course, of

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there, if they're not stopped there, they then again focus on places like bucha where these horrifying scenes are unfolding. >> admiral stavridis, i want to go to you to pick up where ali left off. if we can pull up that picture of the map of ukraine, because odesa is strategically significant here. as ali points out, and i think you and i have talked about it on the air, previously for the last couple of weeks, the expectation had been, and i know u.s. defense officials have been watching for russia to start to move in on that city. it appears as though that is starting to happen. talk about the significance of that. >> it's crucial, hallie, because odesa is the lifeline of the ukrainian economy. this is where the ukrainians can export, this is where they can import. it's a big port. i've been there several times. very capably run by the ukrainians. the russians have kept a fleet of bleak sea navy ships of theirs within striking distance of odesa. and the ukrainians at this point have no real counter to it. what we should be doing, which i think is important, as we look at these horrific images coming up out of bucha, you know, putin is going to go down in history as

stop here. if he sails through ukraine he will be on the doorstep next so help us to help you. >> ali, the reports cataloged in this war crimes human rights abuses report are too -- if i could i would read them all. they're heinous. i wonder if you can talk about the delta between what we know and unknowable in mariupol where it's not safe for you to be. how much is there still in your view to learn? >> reporter: a lot. mariupol is totally hemmed off by russian troops. 20,000 people killed there. it talks about one section of the report which is just horrifying talks about a woman being raped by a drunken russian soldier in front of the young child and then killed the husband. this is the stuff we are learning about. today i had the opportunity to speak to a 21-year-old girl who escaped the donetsk area. she was terrified and a reason she escaped that region was to get away from this potential terror that's coming their way. take a listen to her interview and i can tell you more about her on the other side. this is the second time your hometown is attacked in not a long period of time in your life

ali rocca, who is at the white house for. how damaging is this report from mark meadows? >> well alex, meadows is already facing potential criminal charges for claiming executive privilege in stopping the committee. but that came after he provided the committee with some of the most important and helpful evidence that they have had so far. this filing that day, because he stopped cooperating with the committee, they filed those 250 page court filing late friday night. almost 250 pages. explaining why they wanted to speak to him. after they did already prove to the people how important this information could be. and this filing says that they turned over 2000 text messages, but still held over 1000. it talked about this testimony from a former white house aide named cassidy -- who goes into all the different details that she knew about what meadows knew prior to january six. she says that meadows was warned before january 6th events on that date could turn violent despite the former presidents plan for the speech that day. she also says that she overheard the white house counsel's office saying the so-called fake electors was not legally sound. she explains just how involved gop law

but you have to stop what's t going on because it's dangerous and it's incompetent and we need to do better. people arent watching all arounn the world and we're not doingot a good job. ali, prediction republicans take the senate. we take a house and we pick up 60 plus seats. the last timep republicans had a seventeen point advantage and the enthusiasm gap, 17 points. we won six 60 seats. so i say 60 plus and we take the senate. >> all right, kelly scott brown , thank you both. all right. here now with more on biden, the war in ukraine. vladimir putin well, south carolina senator lindsey graham. let's start with the economy. pudssenator . can't get any worse than this . you know the party that says they have s a monopoly of compassion for the poor and the middle class in this countrypo. they are decimating the middle class. bloomberg reports that what you paid for allts of your goods and services last year is nowr five thousand two hundred i dollars more this year.ea what can the republicans do if anything, unless they take back the house and senate toe stop this ? well,, number one , inflation is the biggest threat to the working class. it's a nightmare forgg working pe

politics. ali beat marine were pen, handily 66 sent to the vote from our home in 2017, where he also benefited from this or they so republican from this idea that people should come together to stop a far right candidate from getting the presidency seems a threat to frances democracy. so people with a vote for micron to stop le pen getting in this time around macro, not as popular. mila pan is running him a much tighter race vantage. thank you for that. bernard smith live in c. jack in the south west of france. let's go now. up north to natasha. battle is in barrett falling man le pence campaign. so what is the far right candidate focusing on on this last name? natasha well, marina pan has been absent about meeting people at the market. nope. off while i am here in back. i'm on the northern french coast. this is a region of france marion. marion pen knows very well because she has a lot of support here. she's always been very popular here, and that's why she's come to this parsa frauds the last day of her campaign. she wants to be surrounded by people who are likely to vote for her. on sunday, she's been talking to people in the mall case. she's now to medical center talking to h

stop the steal events. they didn't plan them. they were promotors, not planners. we'll have to see if that is a distinction. mr. biggs who provided a video message for ali alexander to play at a december 19th rally. said again, just a video, not coordination for the event planning. and mr. brooks, who seemed to have an inside line that was accuraty enough, really press yent that he knew to wear body armon or stage on january 6 and also out with a denial to the times telling the crowd to start taking down names and kicking ass in his body armor but denied that he was coordinating that activity with mr. alexander. what is the significance of this, luke? >> well, those members and their offices are denying that they were involved in planning the rally which is what ali alexander said all of those months ago on that video. obviously they were involved with alexander in some way. he had to get the video from andy bigs to play somehow. and he did actually, there was a text message that mo brooks have made public from ally alexander, so they did have some interaction. but they deny they had any planning in the january 6 rally. i don't know how to characterize