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ahead on cnn, a special encore of the oscar winning cnn film that follows alexei navalny's life as an outspoken opposition leader and assassin that's the nation target. navalny airs tonight at nine eastern right here on cnn. or let's get more analysis now from someone who knows putin's russia very well. bill browder is the ceo of hermitage capital management and head of the global magnitsky justice campaign, a campaign named for browder's lawyer, sergei magnitsky, who died in a russian prison after browder had been forced out of the country. good to see, you. so no one doubts putin was behind navalny's adapt are hearing it rocha coffee, a voices, his family and advocates want his body returned, especially to get to the bottom of the cause of death. do you believe they will ever receive steve it? >> i do not. they may receive the body, but what was going to happen is the russians have a script for playing out at these cover up we saw it when they murdered sergei magnitsky. they then forced the family to bury the body because they said that if the family didn't bury the body immediately

cnn legal analyst norm eisen is joining us now. norm, it's always great to see you this committee is going to go ahead with hunter biden's deposition, even as this case unraveling before our eyes >> jessica the impeachment investigation has an impeachment in search of a high crime and misdemeanor and that kind of backwards thinking where you decide to move against the president for what are obviously political reasons, has now backfired on. jim comer and jim jordan and the others who are pushing this impeachment with the arrest of perhaps their key central, most important witness, alexander smirnov, is not only that he's accused of lying in the form from 1023, that the impeachers work so hard to get a new, it was not verified. but also that russian intelligence had been passing him information. there's no basis legal basis to proceed with the biden deposition they're doing it anyhow. they're making a mockery of this impeachment inquiry. >> so it sounds like you're saying the chairman, james comer, should just call it off the deposi

sunday night here on cnn the news continues right here on cnn welcome, to all of you watching us >> here in the eyes states, canada, and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber ahead on cnn newsroom, world leaders react to the death of kremlin critic alexei navalny, find out who us president joe biden is blaming directly as news of navalny's deaths settles at the munich security conference, european leaders look at how they may have to defend themselves with the less engaged united states, especially if donald trump becomes president again. and speaking of the former president, he's lashing out the massive fines imposed by a court over fraudulent business practices amid questions over who will run the family business >> live from atlanta >> this is >> cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber from wash string tin to berlin, and moscow. there's strong reaction around the world to the death of russian opposition leader alexey navalny. some people are showing support for him at memorials like these in russia. and many parts of europe. russia just prison system says navalny collapsed and died on friday. m

kylie atwood, cnn, moncks corner, south carolina >> earlier, cnn spoke with some hostile and so the professor of government at the uk's university of essex, and she talked about the reasons haley's staying in the race and what could be next for trump's republican rival, lossless line is about saving face that she's made the claim that she's going to stay in this race for as long as it takes. and that she was someone who came from way behind in the polls, only 2% polling in the beginning of her campaign. and, and she has emerged as the number two in this contest. i do see her staying in it, although i'm not sure what that's going to do, i think what we have to look for is how big this lead is going to be. it could be just a monstrous defeat by donald trump. >> he's ahead in the >> polls over 30 points. >> but she >> might do better than expected. there would be have to be some sort of massive polling error if that was true. >> but if she does >> better-than-expected, she's going to use that to justify the reason why she's she should stay in the race and she's going to keep hammering this idea

that's when 808592400 >> this just into cnn house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan tells cnn that he expects special counsel, robert hur to definitely testify in public about president biden's handling of classified documents. >> mr. jordan, do the special counsel who testified before your committee in public always chasing him down the halls to get those answers. we love that. but in deciding not to charge president biden with any crimes he wrote in his report last week that in a potential trial, quote, mr. biden would likely present himself to a jury as he did during our interview of him as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. we have cnn's annie grayer on capitol hill for us. annie, what more are you hearing >> well, boris and brianna, the two sides i'm hearing are still talking and no date has been set yet, but this could happen quickly and hurricane becoming to testify on capitol hill as soon as the end of this this month, on top of that, republicans have issued a number of document requests for her, including transcripts of his interview with the pres

and cnn contributor and former cnn moscow bureau chief jill doherty. start with you. we were just showing this map a few moments ago. what is the significance of this city falling to russian forces? and what might be in store next >> well, the city is pretty much leveled according to reports from there, so they're not gaining much in terms of a town where they can win the hearts and minds. but it will make it easier for them to supply the donbass region according to ukrainian military officials. but the general who's now in charge of ukraine, he was the guy who took so much criticism, were holding onto bakhmut for so long at such great cost in troops lives. and right now he's gone into conservation mode. both of ammunition and of those precious boots on the ground ukraine is talking about bringing in something like half 1 million new soldiers to replace losses and so he's got to lay it carefully, play it more safely. >> and >> that meant giving up a defka and sending a message to the west that their lack of aid is hurting already >> yeah. i mean, jill,

i'm kim brunhuber ahead on cnn newsroom. nikki haley refuses to bow out after coming up short in her home-state primary. >> this is done trump's team considers the nomination of forgone conclusion and turns their focus to the november election and russia cracks down on public tribute to alexey navalny, all his family he rejects the kremlin's demand that he must be buried in private >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber >> south carolina voters spoke with a resounding voice in the state's republican presidential primary saturday, they want donald trump in colombia, the former president celebrated his victory ureus. >> now, there's this spirit that i have never seen. we ran to great races. but there's never been ever there's never been a spirit like this, and i just want to say that i have never seen the republican party so unified as it is, right? >> with an estimated 99% of results in trump has just under 60% of the vote rival nikki haley has more than 39%. it's a larger margin than recent polls had g

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this is cnn this morning. major moves in new york state politics that could impact far beyond these borders, who controls the us house of representatives, even new york state democrats have now seized control over drawing the state's congressional districts, and they, after they rejected a proposed map done by a bipartisan commission, cnn's gloria pazmino has very latest here. gloria, you say congressional maps and people often say, pardon my yawn, but this really matters. what is happening here? >> absolutely, kate, this is about the monocracy and the balance of power and likely who is going to control the house of representatives >> the sources i've >> spoken to on both sides have told me they are feeling ptsd here we go all over again. they have a set of maps that were drawn by an independent commission but those maps have been rejected by the democrats and they are in the process of drawing new maps. now, republicans are likely to take them to court over it. why does it matter? well, as you said, the new y

i want to go to cnn's nick paton walsh right now. he's joining us live from ukraine and nic, how has fighting on the ground there changed? since this very significant delay in us military aid to ukraine >> yeah, it's changed dramatically against ukraine's favor. and listening to your reporters day, i mean, it's kind of strange to hear this sort of bickering over procedure when ukrainians hear, hear air raid siren we've seen on the front line territory evaporating back into russian control just in the last few hours, we've had now the third instance of a town falling, or i should say, a village falling back to russia. it seems after two saturdays ago, the key town of avdiivka ukraine withdrew from that. they then yesterday announced they're pulling back from a village three miles to its north where this lastochkyne and then two other villages near that pulled out of today, it appears continuing fighting in that area. ukraine says, look, we always meant to pull back to the positions we've taken now. but many saying is this the beginnin

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and ms is cnn >> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington we begin tonight wits they call on russia, as vladimir putin, to answer for the death of opposition leader alexey navalny, president biden saying this tonight no matter who is responsible whether he ordered her drinking, is responsible for the circumstances reflection of who he is cannot be tolerated >> navalny's family is demanding that russian officials hand over his body immediately calling his death a murder. but the exact location of his body remains unclear at this hour, while many russians are grieving, putin's regime is cracking down on mourners first, take a look at this, a russian human rights group says, hundreds of people are being detained at gatherings across the country, including in st. petersburg. that's where we find cnn chief global affairs correspondent matthew chance. matthew, any signs of these arrests that you've picked up on? no, it's very late where you are right now >> it's very cold at of course, the death of alexey navalny has h

more now from cnn's melanie zanona who joins us from the capital. melanie, is this move by senator schumer to have a vote next week likely to force republicans in? >> well it is certainly going to be a showdown. we are expecting to see that long-awaited bill text sometime over the next few days, and voting on this package early next week. -- and has read this vote next week. as a reminder, this package is not only going to include that border security, but also aim for ukraine, israel, and taiwan, which is what president biden had initially requested. but it is very unclear whether it is going to pass. as a reminder, anything needs 60 votes in order to advance. but this baggage is already facing opposition from the, right from former president donald, trump and even from the left. some democrats concerned that this conservative proposal goes too far in heating to some republicans demands. even if it passes the senate, john, this bill is dead on arrival in the house. so right now there is a lot of uncertainty about the path ahead, but there are some

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a live report and more on "cnn newsroom." >>> in gaza city, some residents tell cnn that israel's ground offensive left a scene of total destruction. this video was shot saturday and shows damaged buildings, rubble, even extensive damage to the ground. palestinians who say they were trapped in gaza tell cnn there were dead bodies in the streets for more than a week because it was no safe to move them. >> every day, there were martyrs. every day, there was shelling. every day, there was hunger. we even had to drink water from the toilets. we had to drink from it and make our children drink from it. there was no food, no drink. >> well, now israel is said to be preparing for a ground offensive in rafah. that's where the israeli military told palestinians to flee for safety. more than 1 million people are sheltering there. both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are warning that sending in israeli troops could lead to serious repercussions. for more on the situation, cnn's nada bashir is live in cairo, but we begin with eliot gotkin live. where are the 1.3 million gazans expect to go

i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate baldwin in this is cnn news central >> this is cnn news central is john berman says, and yes, the south carolina well in primary just happened. it's over and it's also are already election eve. once again, >> michigan's primary tomorrow, donald trump is picking up endorsements while nikki haley is losing them. after getting trounced in her home state, trump won by 20 points in south carolina, but nikki haley it's pushing forward >> they can say donald trump won. i give him that >> but >> he, as a republican incumbent, didn't get 40% of the vote of the primary and so the issue at hand is he's not going to get to 40% if he's going and calling out my supporters and saying they're barred permanently from maga he's not going to get the 40% by calling them names. he's not going to get to 40% by trying to take over the rnc so that it pays all as legal fees now, in just a few hours, nikki haley will be back in michigan to pitch to voters once again before then heading to minnesota tonight for some campaigning. her promise to fight on just got a little bit

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i worked for cnn. can i ask you a couple of questions? most of them spreadsheet it at the russia commander at the reveal and navalny, was it your team that poisoned navalny, please? do you have any comment? >> he doesn't seem to want to talk to us despite the attempt on his life navalny vowed to continue his work and return home. so you've said that you want to go back to russia and i will do. >> you're >> aware of the risks of going back >> yes, but i'm russian politician and even when i was not just an hospital, i was in intense therapy and i said publicly, i will go back and i will go back because i'm russian politician, i belong to this country and definitely which i especially now when these actually crime is cracked open, revealed, i understand the whole operation. i would never give putin such a gift. >> zaqout hood before boarding the plane to moscow, navalny posted an expos a on youtube about the $1.3 billion dollar black sea villa he claimed belong to vladimir putin. it was viewed more than 100 million times the moment he landed

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and this is cnn this is cnn breaking news >> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield in washington, dc and we continue to follow breaking news out of the middle east, the us military has conducted a new round of strikes against houthi controlled areas of yemen and targets in the red sea. these new strikes hit anti-ship cruise missiles and vessels, and also included strikes on the first unmanned underwater vessel, the iranian backed rebel group has used since the attacks and the red sea began, the houthi attacks have forced some of the world's biggest shipping an oil company for these to suspend transit through one of the most important maritime trade routes which could potentially cause a shock to the global economy. cnn's katie bo lillis is covering these developments since for as katie bo, what is the us military saying about these new strikes? >> fred, the us military carrying out five strikes against targets in houthi held areas of yemen. three anti-ship cruise missiles one drone boat, and one underwater dr

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some palestinians there tell cnn they have nowhere else to go. >>> cnn has more live from cairo on what is happening in gaza. where are people supposed to flee to? >> reporter: look, we've been here with the israeli military with weeks, and -- the outset of the war ordering civilians to move south. now some 1.3 million are concentrated, living many of them in these sprawling tent cities on this border city. many of them pushed right up against that border into egypt. this is also vital gateway for aid and the warnings that we are hearing not only from people on the ground but also for international aid agencies, from the united nations, the u.n.'s humanitarian chief yesterday is that there is simply nowhere safe left for palestinians to live in gaza to flee to. there is nowhere else for them to turn. what we've seen in rafah over the last couple of weeks is continued aerial bombardment of the border city. of course these -- the looming ground operation has sparked fears over the potential impact this will have on civilian life. take a look at this report. a warning to our viewers, some

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this is cnn newsroom. cnn speaks with the ukrainian president at the munich security conference about american the stalled aid as russia's invasion intensifies, plus a fine of $355 million doing the perfect job >> donald trump's business taking a massive hit. the former president ordered to pay nearly 355 million plus interest look at the impact this will have on the trump empire and demands for answers about the reported death of jailed russian opposition leader alexey navalny, wasn't biden we're who he holds responsible for much land sea >> cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy took the stage at the annual munich security conference moments ago, and he spoke with cnn's christiane amanpour about stalled us aid and urged his allies to make security a reality again, comes as his troops are running critically short of ammunition and they pulled back from the strategic city of defka in the donetsk region amanpour, us on ski about republican lawmakers in the us congress who

so keep it right here on cnn >> karen maginnis.> oppenheimer was the big winner at these british academy film awards are baftas as they're known in london on sunday. the biopic about the man who helped usher in the nuclear age got 13 nominations and won seven awards. cnn's max foster has the details >> london, rolling out the red carpet. welcome to the baftas, the biggest night of the year for the british movie industry. >> so much talent comes out, i think so to be here and it's citing brofman, i'm having the best time kind of a mental but also just in the best way. >> the british academy film hi wards, where sinema, royalty meets uk royalty. but some glamour was missing this year. as the princess of wales continues to recover from surgery, prince william attended alone, signaling that kate is at least well enough for him to return to public duties the night a celebration of british culture seeing sofia cai aspects to perform her 2001 single murder on the dance floor currently experiencing a social media explosion. after its appea

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and this is cnn >> now on cnn news central, the president's brother appearing before house republicans who are pushing to impeach president didn't joe biden. it's as an impeachment informant says he was fed information by the russians and is accused of quote, actively pedaling new lies that could impact us elections plus a ballerina with dual us received russia's citizenship is detained in russia for donating to ukraine. >> us now >> telling americans to get out immediately. >> what we're >> learning about the arrest and the effort to bring her home, and whatever ecuador's most notorious gang leaders lived, quote, like a king behind bars. >> then >> he escapes. we're taking a closer look at his lavish lifestyle and the violence that came after he broke out. a boris sanchez alongside jessica dean in the nation's capital. we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central republicans are not backing down after explosive new charges and signs of russian disinformation threatened to derail their impeachment inquiry into president biden

cnn can't independently verify the number of casualties. the international court of justice is open hearings on the legal consequences of israel's policies and practices and palestinian territories. while it comes as the war rages on in gaza, the case arrives more than a year after the un general assembly voted to ask the court for a non binding opinion on the long-running dispute palestinian representatives are expected to speak first two hearing, cnn's scott mclean, following developments and joins us now from istanbul. all eyes really on rafah at this moment because the israelis have said they want to minimize any civilian casualties, but there's about 1 million of them there and it's difficult to see how they can get out, particularly when they have been presented with a plan yet >> that's right. more than 1 million is what many of the estimates have in terms of people sheltering in rafah. max then we're talking about an area that is less than 20% of the actual land territory of the gaza strip. and while the ground offensive, is still p

this is cnn news central >> cnn breaking news and we are following this breaking news this morning. cell phone service disrupted across the country tens of thousands getting hit by a massive service outage. in india let's free source telling cnn that there's no indication, at least now of a cyber attack. but they are still investigating what's going on at at&t. customers seem to be facing widespread issues. the company just acknowledged to cnn, they're experiencing disruptions to its network saying, quote, we are working urgently to restore, to restore or service to them. let's bring in cnn's brian fung, who's tracking the outage and the response as it's been kind of unfolding this morning also with us senior national security analyst juliette kayyem, brian, what is the latest on these outages and the disruptions? >> yeah. kate, as of right now, we've seen tens of thousands of user reports on the website, downdetector.com, mostly from at&t customers said they are having trouble placing paul's not having service and we've seen numerous reports from emergency services around the count

let's bring in cnn's nic robertson. he is in tel aviv for us, struck curtas off nic with some of the details of this plan that netanyahu has unveiled >> some of the details we've heard before, like there would be the complete freedom of military movement, movement for the idf two then gaza, that's right at the top that israel would control all the borders. and now this includes the border with egypt, which means it's real, it's going to have to take control of a strip of gaza right along that border, about 6.5 miles long. so it will it will own a new length of border. the idea is that israel would work with palestine indian officials inside gaza to help run gaza. but that's really not a lot of specificity around that. so it's really not clear who they're talking about or how that would actually work, who would come forward and in gaza to fill that role it would be financed all of this would be financed and the rebuilding in gaza would be financed with partners it's from the region, arab partners in the region that israe

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melanie zanona, capitol hill, cnn >> while brownstein is cnn's senior political analyst and senior editor for the atlantic. he joins me now from los angeles, iran. >> okay. john okay so here's a little more from the congressman elect tom suozzi, and the context here is immigration, which has been always a major issue in this race. it ticulate and immigration crisis created by democrats, which is central to donald trump's campaign for the white house. >> here he is. listen to this let's send a message to our friends running the congress these days. stopped running around for trump and start running the country >> so given it's win, or they lessons here for democrats, can you use this election outcome as some kind of national indicator of where the country is yeah i think there was that bite, maybe the most important kind of signal from a messaging point of view, where this may be going. look, joe biden's problems in polling are real. >> they >> are sustained and they are not erased by a special election. in new york. but i take two big things out of it. the first is that democrats keep win

sunday, a nine on cnn >> this is cnn breaking news >> welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper this hour we're going to start with major breaking news when it comes so donald trump's legal challenges, mr. tropez, just ask the us supreme court to weigh in on the issue of presidential immunity, whether he is immune from facing charges for any alleged crimes he committed while he was president mr. trump wants to the justices to temporary block a scathing decision handed down by the dc circuit court lasts week one that flatly rejected his claims of immunity in the federal election subversion case, one that differentiated between president trump and citizen trump let's get straight to cnn, chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid. paula tell us what's going on. >> well, as you just laid it out, jake, he is asking the supreme court to pause that appeals court ruling that found that he did not have immunity that would block him from being prosecuted. at the federal level by special counsel jack smith on charges related to election subversion. now if you talk to sou

cnn's ryan young is in athens, georgia. ryan tell us about the atmosphere at these vigils. >> jake really wasn't a dry and the facility of where we were standing, if thousands of students showed up for this visual today, and i can tell you some of them were upset in real time. they were checking but people around them to make sure this was a focus on the two lives have been lost at this campus. i say two lives because one young man apparently took his life about a day before ms riley died and obviously this whole campus is coming together around that sorrow for a lot of the kids here. this really pierce their bubble. what's surrounded them in terms of this campus, this is largest university in the state of georgia, some 40,000 students attend this. and there hasn't been a murder on this campus. and some 20 years. so you can understand why some of them or so emotionally connected to what happened here. we've talked to so many students who say they now don't feel safe walking across campus. and let's not forget here this was

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at six right here on cnn. >> all right. now to georgia, where an arrest has been made in the death of a woman who was killed while jogging on the campus of the university you have georgia police say 26 year-old jose antonio ibarra murdered laken riley in a quote, crime of opportunity committed during broad daylight. ybarra lived in the area, but it's not a student nor is the a us citizen. 22 year-old laken riley was found dead on thursday near a lake in a wooded area on campus cnn, senior national correspondent ryan young is an athens, georgia where the community is still in shock >> yeah, victor and amara, there are heavy hearts here on the campus at as you understand, people are still in shock about this crime, this murder that happened on campus, it's been such a long time since a violent crime like this has happened on campus. but what we were told by the police chief here is that jose antonio oliveira, 26, not a us citizen, someone they believe who's from venezuelan is their prime suspect. the man who they arrested for

>> are adjusted to cnn. the united states has proposed a united nations security council draft resolution calling calling for a temporary ceasefire in israel's war against hamas and warning against an israeli ground incursion into rafah. this has palestinian health officials say at least 18 people were killed in israeli airstrike in central gaza. most of them children cnn's jeremy diamond has the story for us. we want to warn our viewers. this report contains disturbing images >> one, after another, after another, after another. victims of the latest israeli airstrike flood into this hospital in central gaza mostly children >> some of them still clinging to life others bloodied and limp without a pulse the life gone from their eyes here, children comfort children, even as they are still trembling from the shock i was on the rooftop and suddenly i heard an explosion i flew away and fell down. >> my back hurts. >> i saw smoke and stones forming. then i heard people screaming >> a hospital spokesman said at lea

let's get straight to cnn's josh campbell. josh we know about these two suspects. >> yeah, jake has significant development since last wednesday, authorities have been pouring over this massive crime scene, interviewing witnesses, looking at cctv, conducting ballistic analysis on numerous firearms that were recovered and they now prosecutors believe they have enough evidence to charge these two men with murder. the two individuals, lindell bays and dominic miller both stand accused with the same charges, murder in the second degree, if convicted, they face up to life in prison. a second charge includes unlawful use of a weapon, specifically shooting at people if convicted, they face up to 15 years on those charges. now, cnn is attempting to determine whether either individual has attorney representation we are learning from prosecutors more about the timeline about what happened, what was occurring just before shots rang out there on that day, authority say that one individual linda mays, was in some type of verbal altercation