cedric: oh, yeah? vincent: with the psg.: i called cedric and i said, "hey, man, like, i'm about to open a restaurant." "i can do your papers if you wanna come." "would you like to come?" and he said, "yes." we've been working together before already, so it's a team that goes back together. we met, uh, 12 years ago in paris, uh, working together in a smaller restaurant called nomiya, on the rooftop of, uh, palais de tokyo, which is a contemporary art museum. vincent: we opened the 1st of august, like, four years ago, so it's coming really soon. the opening was, uh, august 1st, 2016. [indistinct chatter] [men cheering] - whoa! - whoo! [blues music] [crowd cheering] [man whistling] [blues music] the top. [cheering] - wow. - yeah. ♪ falling in love ♪ with you ♪ [crowd cheering] [instrumental music] woman 1: he's a very strict boss, by the way. i can't be late, which usually in, in our normal life, i can be late, as late as i want to be. i've been late for dates, like, an hour-and-a-half late, you know, for dates. there was one

my parents cedric into his jessup. the grandparents i never knew and the ancestors was lives were almost forgotten the ancestors to live in labored and monticello. you heard mention on peachy it was through her. she was the one person who carried this story on on peachy could neither read write or even spell her own name, but i'm teaching new. her descendants were related to thomas jefferson. when i'm on the mountain, i'm mulberry row where my ancestors lived and worked. i feel their presence. yes. it was a prison, but it was also their home. they did all they could to carve out. a decent life for themselves we have to think of the enslaved as human beings. who strived as best they could to find? some hope and we know they did because we're here. we stand on this shoulders and i know you hear that a lot, but it's true. we stand on their shoulders. i am still grateful to them. for who i am. for who we are i think all of you for being here tonight. i love you so much. this has been quite an honor for me. thank you for sh

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ryan vsuner cedric crushed the package, if only on the scoreboard obscene for the army of moscow dybenkoe puck from the kitauki hello all exactly, who recognized the phenomenal sump at the gates of konstantin shostak, belarus here 31 safes vynik-3-1 in a year mp smoke on minsk belts, sashimi 11.000 hacks for khaki. victory days held an empty-macha within the group stage of the league of nations, the rivals were the slovaks ivan bahar lik opened on the forty-fifth owl. ale , the wards of georgy kondratiev-trimat could not be the first and missed for the sake of their enemies from half-time one by one with such a tire by the national team , taking a strong position in the group of building with points from the asset not to go down, from ligu di treba pirogati in play-offs, the sokovik has a year available. on this day you are with your father at the start of the belarusian handball clubs seholizipersha. shit already on friday and saturday at the central match of the belarusian football championship, minsk dynamo whining supraks shakhtar volleyball duel for superb. k-ukraine from a strange-

answers next in the program super excellent work of the helmsman of the bison not just notes cedric ofge of the canadian legionnaire dynamo helped the club for the first time in the season to throw a minority about it later still start at minchan. it turned out to be not the easiest score opened by silver medalist igor in beijing kirill semyonov and after 3 minutes the package pleases the team and woodcraft by equalizing parity and recording dynamo's first goal of the season, realized in the minority. vernu, who returned to minsk this season, is already his third goal in five regular season games. the bison failed to hold the advantage until the final siren. another ak bars trump card, two-time world champion alexander radulov made the score 2:2. -time packet puts an end to it. we knew that we had to play competently, not to give the opponent chances in defense, did we play well in general? it is clear that somewhere it didn’t work out, somewhere there were difficulties and played sleepily, but the guys showed character. so i'm happy for the team in the winning locker room, woodcraft p

cedric leighton is a retired military analyst. i want your reaction to what we just reported, that russian forces have been cleared from a town north of kherson, the first city occupied by the russians. also the military advise tore president zelenskyy said they're fighting and trying to open up their way into the luhansk region. if they can make some advances in those two areas, what that means for the ukrainians. >> it's a big deal for the ukrainians, victor. i think the key thing here is to look at this whole operation in the northeast, in luhansk, the donbas and in the south as being a really coordinated effort on the part of the ukrainians. some of us thought that perhaps the southern operation because there was so much publicity around the operation around kherson, that that might have been a faint instead of the actual operation. now it looks as if it's not just a faint, it's a real bona fide operation that's going forward. it's just going a lot slower than what is going on in the northeast, and that is because the russians

. >>> with us is colonel cedric clayton. 300,000 new troops, albeit reservists, people already inside russia. what and where would they make a difference on the battlefield in ukraine. >> good morning. it depends on the kinds of troops they're going to bring into this battle space of ukraine here. really could make a difference would potentially be in these areas right here. what they might do is might be used to secure these particular areas. this, of course, is where ukraine has made significant gains so they'd have a difficult time in this area but what the russians can do, once you go into these areas that they control, in essence, the land bridge from this part of russia, all the way to crimea, right down here, those are the areas they could make a difference if they are the right specialty, infantry troops, tank troops, armored personnel drivers, and also, infantry folks. so these are the kinds of things and kinds of capabilities they'd be looking at and primarily used here unless putin wants to do something through belarus or this part of russia. we don't see movement like that

super excellent job helmsman bison not just notes cedric pack canadian legionnaire dynamo helped the club score shorthanded for the first time of the season . this happened the day before in a match against ak bars with the efforts of packets of swords, in the second period they managed to level the score. we knew that we had to play well in defense not to give the opponent chances. in general, they played well, it is clear that somewhere it didn’t work out , somewhere there were difficulties and they played sleepily, but the guys showed character. so i'm happy for the team. regular time ended in a draw 2-2 in overtime puck. also abandoned by the son of drig, 3.2. the victory of dynamo as part of minchang gave himself an asset. recorded by brandon the goat in italy ended the sixth round in the series, and roma, after defeating 0.4 in early september, was able to recover from the shock. now, according to the table, the fifth is included in the european cup zone, the team of mourinho went to visit campole the day before, where he won. one of the swords in the winners scored paulo dibal

. >>> joining us is retired air force colonel cedric layton, analyst and jill dougherty, former moscowureau chief. colonel, when you try to mobilize tens of thousands of men who don't want to go and their families don't want them to go, what happens on the battlefield when they get there? >> it's not good. if you're going to be a commander that get troops like this under your command, you can't trust them. they aren't trained. they don't know what they're doing. they don't know, you know, what your orders are. they don't understand them. they haven't worked with you. these are all factors that play into a really dismal situation for the russian forces. so the resistance that we're seeing is very important because it not only solidifies the problems that the kremlin has, but it also presents an -- in terms of the abilities of their military even with this extra element of about 300,000. >> jill, let me play another portion of some of these videos. this one is from dagestan. these are mothers who are confronting police officers. i mean, basically according to our translation, what they'r

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let's bring in retired colonel sed di cedric layton. what area were they able to recapture and why it's significant. >> it's usually significant. the area that ukraine has basically been able to recapture is primarily here in the northeast around kharkiv. there's been a little bit of action in the south with kherson but the main area that melissa was reporting from is right here, right on the russian border and right near kharkiv. >> what did russian control look like a month ago? >> so, a month ago it looked like this. when you look at the amount of russian territory that you have right here, this is the red striped area is what russia controlled, what russia occupied and close to kharkiv. the big fact is that the ukrainians were able to take all of this and move the russian forces out of that region. >> what's happening in southern ukraine, because it seems as though russia still, you know, largely in control there. >> they are and the key thing is that the ukrainians are trying to move into the kherson area to capture kherson. this i

joining me now very tired air force cedric leighton. good to see you this morning. official is saying it's ineffective. two team members are staying behind. the big issue, of course, is russia doesn't seem to be willing to play ball in terms of a demilitarized zone. what happens now? >> yeah. that's a good question. it's going to be one of those areas where i think there will be a standoff between the russians and ukranians. the iaea is really there, the two members are going to be there at the, you know, with the acquiescence of the russians, and if the russians say they are going to go, that's going to be a problem for the iaea to monitor the situation there, so it's going to be dangerous, and we have to look at this as a possible flashpoint going ahead. >> when we look at things stand, ukranian president zelenskyy speaking out very forcefully on his concerns. take a look at this. >> you see they occupied our nuclear stations, six blocks, the biggest in the europe. it means sick chernobyls. it means the biggest danger in the europe so they occupied, it so that is

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air force colonel cedric layton. andrea, why is russia doing this? what is it attempting to create with these false votes. >> i think that's exactly the right question to ask. ukraine's invasion in the north, things are not going well for russia and so he's moving ahead with these referendums. we should note russia has postponed these referendums for weeks, if not months giving security concerns and ukraine antics. so now, putin is trying to turn the tide. he is trying to stem ukraine's advances. i think putin wants to be able to have something to show to his domestic population that he has produced something from this war and also, to international audiences. the chinas, the indias, who are looking at putin's failures and seeing putin as a liability he wants something to show and i think perhaps the most important reason is that president putin is trying to scare the west. he is trying to convince us that once he illegally annexes these territories, that russia's nuclear umbrella will now extent. he's trying to change ukraine's behavior in the west

institute for peace and colonel cedric leighton, former member of joint staff of the pentagon.n, putin calling up 300,000 reservists. what does that tell you? >> well, it reflects the disa ray as ben pointed out. this is an army that has suffered serious losses both in manpower and territory. this is a turning point for putin, for his country, for his military initiative and i think for his political future. this is a dangerous moment in this war, particularly because he is now more than once talked about invoking all the weapons in his arsenal, which include nuclear weapons. that would change the face of the war, it would change the nature of it. it's already in practice kind of a mini world war. but this would then pose a threat to nato allies in ways that we haven't seen in over 70 years. so this was a real moment. he clearly was trying to steal the bluster of an american president at the united nations, you know, laying out his agenda and u.s. goals in ukraine and basically taking on the other great powers. but the timing is no accident, that's for sure. >> colonel, the whi

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let's bring in cedric leighton, cnn military analyst.colonel, ukraine has now captured, recaptured, i should say, more than 1,000 square miles. and i want to point out on the map it's kind of in the eastern region around kharkiv. we also know kherson has had some fighting and some gains by ukrainians as well. what has changed? why is this counteroffensive so successful? >> well, this is a huge deal, and the reason this counteroffensive is so successful is because the ukrainians have been able to take advantage of several things. one of them is the weapons that they have gotten from the west. the u.s. and other nations, especially natoina nations, hav beane to deploy weapons quickly and they have used them in this area right here, the kharkiv region, this is the area where a lot of that has happened. they have also used some of them down south, but the key thing to note about these areas is this is really protecting ukraine's second largest city. and the more that the ukrainians can move forward in this direction and push the russians out

and that was cedric titus. his reaction when he heard about the mass shooting in oakland on wednesday, he mentors black boys in middle and high school with the ok program of oakland. they try to prevent them from getting involved in crimes like this one, they have become all too common in oakland. >> for us to start working with our young people and try to show them away instead of letting the street show them the way of living. glenn up, shaw senior is a violence interrupter with youth alive. >> he believes part of the problem is the prevalence of guns. he called it an epidemic. >> feel like. when you start having year-old 13 year-olds guns, it's a problem something low. it's not just the community on the household, something's wrong with the system that these guns are being available. >> who are you? he says when an incident like the one near the bay area technology school happens all you to live resources are moved to preventing further related incidents. we try to find out who was the shooter, who was the v

around the world that we support ukraine and will do so for as long as necessary. opposition leader cedric mats from the conservative sit back at the chancellor telling him he is not doing enough to support ukraine. he also criticized the government for sticking with its plan to eventually shut off nuclear power through old sites. for the time being, this capacity must remain on the grid army. this will lower prices. this will reduce costs for companies. if you have people who have told you that and it should be anything but an exaggeration. esau, mister chancellor, stop this insanities and is in chancellor. charlotte's replied that his government had solved problems before the opposition had even identified them. he called out the conservators saying they were responsible for germany's reliance on russian energy, as well as its slow progress on renewables. the van, or you were incapable of bringing about the expansion of renewable energy's you for defense of pedals against every single wind turbine. and every defensive battle in the last few years is still hurting our country today. that

and she says she has a nephew named -- my husband is cedric jessup and works at the post office. she says, she needs help. this is her family. my mother says, is this woman white, or, to use the language at the time, negro? she says, she is white. my mom says, she can't be related to us. [noise] there goes that legacy, and my inheritance. it's really quite a tragic story. she lost her family. this is not an uncommon story for black americans. this has happened to many of us, how much has been lost because of the inequities in this country. because people had to make such a choice between family and comfort. what they saw as economic comfort. i think her name was lucy, i think it's a good guess on our part. since i have lost my place on my script here, we are going to roll with it. this is me standing on the east side of the building. i started coming to monticello when jack and charles and i left my beloved hometown, washington, d. c. and moved to richmond, virginia. i would come to monticello on a very regular basis, because honestly, i love monticello. i love history. i knew my

around the world that we support ukraine and will do so for as long as necessary. opposition leader cedric mats from the conservatives, sit back at the chancellor telling him he is not doing enough to support ukraine. he also criticized the government for sticking with its plan to eventually shut off nuclear power throughout sites for the time being, this capacity must remain on the grid army. this will lower prices. this will reduce costs for companies. if you have people were told you that and it should be anything but an exaggeration. esau. mister chancellor, stop this insanities and is in chancellor. charlotte's replied that his government had solved problems before. the opposition had even identified them. he called out the conservative saying they were responsible for germany's reliance on russian energy as well as its slow progress on renewables. the bond or you were incapable of bringing about the expansion of renewable energies. you fought, defense of pedals against every single wind turbine. and every defensive battle in the last few years is still hurting our country. today. tha

these are the stories that leave me indifferent to the newcomer of the hockey dynamo cedric package,hich i remind you won with the tampa team 2 years ago. bay of the stanley cup kicked off the season for our club in the khl following a victorious meeting with omsk. he was recognized as the avant-garde in the team as the best player and handed him our national hat symbolically as the president in the locker room. to me seems beautiful. you just stopped me on a breath to say this phrase, how good it would be to see how he will look in it there is no match. uh-huh yes, and you can’t argue, that is, in 2020 the stanley cup is 2022 lefty i think he is both very pleased. we have the next volleyball news there, the next news is exclusively for all men, and since melchanka, and here you can sometimes confuse whether it’s volleyball, it’s a team or a model team, but in my humble opinion, i held a photo shoot on the eve of the start of the season, then our camera got completely exclusive. pay attention to how the best volleyball players of belarus use various tricks to look at 100 in the frame

answers next in the program super excellent work of the helmsman of the bison not just notes cedric ofackage of the canadian legionnaire dynamo helped the club to score in the minority for the first time in the season about this later, however, the start of the minskers turned out to be not the easiest score was opened by the silver medalist of the games in beijing kirill semyonov and the package pleases team and woodcraft by equalizing the parity and recording dynamo's first goal of the season, realized in the minority. success was developed by brendan the goat, who returned this season to minsk, this is already his third goal for five regular season games. the bison failed to hold the advantage until the final siren another ak bars trump card, two-time world champion alexander radulov scored 22, we notice how wodcraft user draws an overtime plan for the wards and after that we conclude that the efforts are not in vain 64 seconds after the start of the extra time, the package puts point. we knew that we had to play competently, not to give the opponent chances in defense, did we play

he calls him cedric. well, he is offended by me that he will call him dad is calling.in another, he simply refuses it. because of this i want to prove that he is his son really and collect alimony from him. more and more he does not need anything, even for the division of property. what what. i find out that i belong there to rest. yes, you rest. and i told you, denis if, uh, kirill is the son of vladimir, he will be considered the legal heir, he will be read as the legal heir, if a court decision is made to establish paternity, artyom's father assures you that natalya never promised you anything in the vladimir tselin studio. hello hello vladimir why did you let your son natalia to call you dad, if you yourself do not consider him a son, in fact, i did not forbid or allow him. he both calls me by my last name, and calls me by my last name, no by the first. and what kind of dad am i to you and that’s it, and he didn’t call you. your words were your dad, when he was little he called you dad, he was taught to call me by my last name, as he likes. let him call the relatio

yesterday on "sunday morning futures" sounding alarm about record amount of fentanyl in arizona, in cedricy kansas total non fentanyl overdose deaths to exceed 00 deaths in 2022, senator from kansas a medical doctor, roger marshall good to see you this morning thanks very much for being here you recent introduced the drug cartel terrorist designation act formally designates drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations tell me about that determination what difference we see when you actually name this group a terrorist group. >> well maria certainly, are the governor candidate is correct one pill can will maybe 2 or 300 people everyday i knowure familiar with 911 in your backyard, we lost 3,000 americans, certainly we hold that in reverence now we're loving 3,000 americans about every two or three weeks what we did in response to 9/11 war on terrorism what we want with cartel the cartels joe biden are largely responsible for the poisoning of young adults making them terrorists it will give our law enforcement officers our prosecutors more teeth, it have all government approach for instan

joining me now is cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric leighton.el, thank you for joining us this evening. after a long period of stalemate, victories, to report now. walk us through where things stand on the ground. >> sure. don while a lot of things have happened in the last few weeks, really. and you know, when you look at this time lapse, you can see how far the ukrainians have advanced out of kharkiv. they also have conducted some advances in the south. but the main thing here is from the beginning of september until now, so, basically a period of 11 days, they have been able to achieve this kind of an advanced. which is really substantial, given the kinds of situations that they found themselves in the beginning of this war. >> colonel, what has changed? what is allowing the ukrainians to push russian forces back like? this >> so, don, the key thing, there are basically two things that are barely important here. number one, of course, we have got the weapon systems, such as the himars, the high mobility artillery rocket systems that ukrainian

the answers were given in the program. super excellent work of the bison helmsman not just notes cedricadian legionnaire dynamo helped the club for the first time in the season to give up in the minority about this later, nevertheless, the start of the umin residents was not the easiest score opened by the silver medalist of the games in beijing kirill semyonov and the package pleases the team and woodcraft with that , which equalizes parity and writes to the asset, dynamo first puck in a shorthanded season. vernu, who returned to minsk this season, is already his third goal in five regular season matches. the bison failed to hold the advantage until the final siren, another ak bars trump card, two-time world champion alexander radulov, made the score 2:2, we notice how wodcraft draws a plan, but the overtime for the wards and after that we conclude that the efforts are not in vain 64 seconds after the start of the extra -time packet puts an end to it. we knew that we had to play competently, not to give in defense opponent moments, generally played well? it is clear that somewhere it d

. -- that was owen cedrics. he has seen the forecast and is leaving town. of the places he could be headed to hear on the coast is pacifica, where things are quite a bit cooler than where he was at. live in pacifica, i am lena howland. kumasi: a flex alert has been issued for the third day in a row. we are being asked to conserve power from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. today. that includes not charging your electric cars. if you need to charge, officials advise you to charge up earlier in the day or overnight. with california's new pushed to switch car sales to electric vehicles by 2035, -- new pushed to switch car sales to electric vehicles by two any 35, many are wondering -- >> when you go and charge, you are not putting it on the grid. that is the most responsible way to lighten the load on the grid. kumasi: d.c. charging stations are capable of charging a vehicle in minutes and they are battery-powered. the california legislature says it is aiming to have 10,000 d.c. chargers up by 2025. liz: if you are trying to save on acr get too hot at home, several cooling c

his defense minister, cedric, and shall go visiting a training camp for recently mobilized troops. and it's these men that president putin is now relying on to win his war. hm. at what under seal moscow? you commission chief 1st to live under. leon says leaks in 2 major gas pipelines between russia and europe were caused by sabotaged denmark and sweden 1st reported the leads in the north stream. one and 2 pipelines near the island of bourne home on wednesday. hurricane is intensifying as it moves towards the u. s. 2 and a half 1000000 people are under evacuation orders in the state of florida. when you look at storm surge of this nature, that is a very life threatening hazard. when you're talking about 10 feet, 12 feet of storm surge, which you could see in certain parts of this when it makes landfall, it's also going to produce a massive amount of rain. it is going to produce major, major flooding. saudi arabia's crown prince mom had been so mom has been named is the kingdom's prime minister, and the saudi king ordered this cabinet, re shuffle. king solomon's other son helene bin

. >> i want to bring rolling back into the combo and play cedric the entertainer who is also gettingd life was like a box of chocolates. well herschel walker is like one of, these you get a box of chocolates and you're like yak. that's. him he's like humans come from aids, why are we still not a? whatever herschel auger. come on in. i -- floated over to china and -- and then it was a recycling situation. what brother? i don't know this man is talking about. >> black men are voting for -- and he is on the same ticket, roland. >> but, again they are not on the same ticket because you have to know when you break down these races, you have to break down where depended voters are going in terms of who is supporting kim, who supported. warnock you get all that going on here. but aaron said something that is critical, and often gets overlooked. he said strength. we heard, there's a lot of bachmann talk about donald trump, strength. i remember it was something about george w. bush. but people have to understand, what resonates with blackmon. you represent strength. why do black men respond t

and that was cedric titus. his reaction when he heard about the mass shooting in oakland on wednesday, he mentors black boys in middle and high school with the ok program of oakland. they try to prevent them from getting involved in crimes like this one, they have become all too common in oakland. >> for us to start working with our young people and try to show them away instead of letting the them a way of living. glenn up shaw senior is a violence interrupter with youth alive. >> he believes part of the problem is the prevalence of guns. he called it an epidemic. >> feel like. when you start having year-old 13 year-olds guns, it's a problem something low. it's not just the community on the household, something's wrong with the system that these guns are being available. >> who are you? he says when an incident like the one near the bay area technology school happens all you to live resources are moved preventing further related incidents. we try to find out who was the shooter, who was the victim and we try t

. >> i want to bring in cedric leighton and kurt volker.u that sergei lavrov is trying to frame this war as an existential threat to rush? >> what's interesting is he's taking the exact position that ukraine is in in real life and seeming to make russia the victim here. russia is not the victim. we have to remember russia is the aggressor. these are the kinds of things russians are masters at. they will take a situation and try to change the words, try to make it seem something that it isn't. in this particular case, what foreign minister lavrov is doing is he's putting himself in the victims' shoes even though he's not the victim, he's the perpetrator. >> he is the perpetrator. >> just a few days after putin announced partial mobilization almost 1500 protesters have been arrested. the border is flooded with citizens trying to get out. you see finland and other countries flooded with people who want to escape this. what do you think? has putin made a big mistake here? >> clearly he's made a big mistake, because he has destroyed half of his

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and that was cedric titus. his reaction when he heard about the mass shooting in oakland on wednesday, he mentors black boys in middle and high school with the ok program of oakland. they try to prevent them from getting involved in crimes like this one, they have become all too common in oakland. >> for us to start working with our young people and try to show them away instead of letting the street show them the way of living. glenn up, shaw senior is a violence interrupter with youth alive. >> he believes part of the problem is the prevalence of guns. he called it an epidemic. >> feel like. when you start having year-old 13 year-olds it's a problem something low. it's not just the community on the household, something's wrong with the system that these guns are being available. >> who are you? he says when an incident like the one near the bay area technology school happens all you to live resources are moved preventing further related incidents. we try to find out who was the shooter, who was the victim and

air force colonel, cedric leighton is with us now this hour from washington d.c.. colonel, good to see you. >> good to be with, you john. >> so the ukrainians are looking at some fairly tough decisions. they're going to make these choices fairly soon. they can push on, and risk overreach. they could slow down and risk giving the russians time to regroup. they can hunker down and hold on to the games of the. that runs the risk of not making the most of this moment. what do they do? >> that is a really big question, john. that they are going to have to face, like you said. very quickly. winter is coming. and the calendar can't be altered. even with warmer temperatures on average. it's still going to get pretty cold in ukraine. especially in that part of ukraine. that is being contested right now. so, the ukrainians have to really decide whether or not they have the logistical wherewithal to get into the areas that the russians have occupied and if they think they can remove them. they probably should do so very quickly. they really can't lose the momentum that they h

. >>> joining us now to walk us through this, colonel cedric leighton, retired cnn military analyst andormer member of the joint staff at the pentagon. we actually have this great time lapsed map where we can see these gains in the kharkiv region. >> absolutely. when you look at the time lapse, one thing that is really important is to see how much the ukrainians have gained. by september 11, they had regained this entire area that had been under russian control, briana, and that is a huge, huge movement in this war. >> put this into perspective for us. this was a static front. things were just as they were for so long. >> absolutely. when you look at a static front, a lot of people will think about world war i, and especially the western front in world war i where everything just stayed that way for years and years until they finally exhausted each other. this is not that way. when you look at the big map here in ukraine, you see what has happened here. this movement that we just showed you has taken this territory. the ukraine cranes are claiming 6,000 square kilometers, this territory

and that was cedric titus.is reaction when he heard about the mass shooting in oakland on wednesday, he mentors black boys in middle and high school with the ok program of oakland. they try to prevent them from getting involved in crimes like this one, they have become all too common in oakland. >> for us to start working with our young people and try to show them away instead of letting the than the way of living. glenn up, shaw senior is a violence interrupter with youth alive. >> he believes part of the problem is the prevalence of guns. he called it an epidemic. >> feel like. when you start having year-old 13 year-olds guns, it's a problem something low. it's not just the community on the household, something's wrong with the system that these guns are being available. >> who are you? he says when an incident like the one near the bay area technology school happens all you to live resources are moved to preventing further related incidents. we try to find out who was the shooter, who was the victim and we t

so we're no longer talking about a border because some regions inside to just on were targeted by cedric shelling reports, show ross as president, has held a phone conversation with armenia as prime minister to discuss this week's fighting between armina and as a by john more than 180 soldiers, most of them armenian, have been killed, a russian that security organization sent a fact finding team to armenia after government requested help. let's go live now to tony chang. he's in the southern all media in city of john look, which was targeted by azerbaijani shelling this week. and tony o mania took a delegation of diplomats out. so this border area, what was the message the armenians had for them? the message was loud and clear, and it was that this was a very unprovoked attack. it took them by surprise and tight. we heard the chief of staff of the armenian army, telling them that it was so surprised that by johnny shook, managed to incur into armenian territory as far as 7 and a half kilometers. in fact, they said that some of them are still there. they're not over concerned about it bec

investigative journalist who specializes in russia's intelligence services and retired air force colonel cedric leighton. thanks to both of you. you hear about that. it is very sobering. we cannot lose the feeling here for the value of human life. soldiers still dead in the streets as the ukrainians are advancing. you heard ben talk about the demoralization that the russian troops are report, and those are the troops on the front lines. we saw the images of protests and active violence in response to putin's mobilization order at home. but when i say at home, and i'll show you on the map, these are happening far away from major cities like moscow and st. petersburg. they're happening in much more provincial capitals. andre, does that mean anything? does that mean putin is safe from unrest or a coup because we're not seeing this in moscow? >> it is a big problem for putin because these regions stand to be especially in the beginning of the war quite enthusiastic about the war. dagestan is a very hard place to live, and well, the military was one of the jobs lots of male -- of men in this region

joining us now is retired colonel cedric leighton.utto and cnn national security correspondent kiley atwood. colonel, as you've heard, things have gotten so bad that putin is actually giving directions to generals themselves. is this mobilization likely to make any real difference on the battlefield? >> i don't think so, wolf. i think the real problem that the russians are going to have here is what nick alluded to in his reporting. they are going to have a heck of a time training these people. it seems the volume, the sheer volume, i.e., conscripts is going to overwhelm the russian system. they will be cannon fodder for the ukrainians and that's going to be a real sorry state of affairs for the russian army and frankly for the russian people. >> good point. jim, how much of the backlash to the mobilization across russia right now actually raise pressure on the russian leader, putin? >> with questions about public opposition to putin, it's always an unknowable factor. he has an iron grip. security services. the prices for dissent and

number one, i talked to cedric richmond for the story, the former white house adviser who is now overuilding the dnc for 2024. you see where the thinking is. in addition there are things that have been helpful to president biden. the specter of former president trump running, the real reason for the run in 2020, remains on the battlefield. and many democrats believe that president biden is the best candidate for the democrats against trump specifically. so while trump is in the news after the raid at mar-a-lago and as we continue to see these investigations into him and some of his closest allies, that's helpful biden. it unifies democrats behind him. as we've seen in polling changes, more positive for biden as democrats coming home to him. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >>> to this year's big election cycle, of course, ahead of november is the race for governor. and nevada is in a kind of dead heat. new polling shows steve sisolak has a lead over joe lombardo. it is still inside the margin of error. lombardo is making conservative views on education a focusal point in his run