craig green, moment in american politics. craig green. thank _ moment in american politics.en, thank you very _ moment in american politics. craig green, thank you very much for joining us here on bbc news. let's return to the major story that has dominated here through the course of the week with the breaching of that dam in southern ukraine, and we were hearing earlier about the humanitarian efforts, hearing the latest analysis of what exactly might have been behind it with those reports from seismologists. let's talk to my colleague yelled at let's go live now to our presenter yalda hakim who is on the road to kyiv. what is it like? thank you so much. we have been on the road for 12 hours now, and we made our way from poland which is obviously nato territory into ukraine, into the western city of lviv, and you will remember at the beginning of this conflict, it was the epicentre of the humanitarian crisis where we were seeing millions of people, mostly women and children, pouring into the city trying to make their way into poland and other parts of europe to get away from

i just want to bring in professor craig green from temple law school in philadelphia.s for joining us. we are just anticipating president trump coming down the steps of that plane we are watching no. -- watching now. let's get a better understanding of what lies ahead for him tomorrow. can you help explain the context of this procedure, what will happen on tuesday and how it fits into the timeline for this case? >> sure, there's a technical side and a broader side. the technical side will resemble somewhat what happened in new york. to the most extent possible, mr. trump will be treated like a relatively ordinary high-profile defendant. he will be coming to face the charges of the indictment which has been publicly and sealed. formally presented to him. he will almost certainly at that time plead not guilty. he will probably have fingerprints taken. he may or may not have a photograph taken. the only detail is the secret service, who was there to provide protection for him but not to protect them from the law, they will coordinate with court staff, as they coordinated

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green shoots and things are getting better. it's simply the market has appropriately priced in what you get when you get at&t. >> craig, first, congrats and it's kind of cool to see, taking two bites of the cherry, i'm long at&t and was on the wrong side of the trade on the way down, but the competitive and predatory nature of the industry, throwing in scrambling xabl c cable companies, too, t-mobile has crushed everybody. should we read through that the best days for t-mobile are over? i know we're talking about at and t here, but i look at the entire industry, and, yes, the glass is half full at this point, but i continue to think t-mobile is going to eat their lunch. >> it's a good -- it's a good point. they absolutely will, i think, the question there is, are expectations for t-mobile now also at a point where it looks like it's roughly a market performer? i sat on a buy rating on t-mobile for, what was essentially a decade, and downgraded them about, i want to say four months ago, because -- not because i think they're any less good a company, but because finally expectations had caught up and again, it's -- t-mobile's the best h