>> no to war. >> [ speaking foreign language ] it says, no to war. >> and joins us now is randi kaye., anderson, this winery is quite close to that border crossing with ukraine, and it really did play witness to all of those -- many of those -- refugees coming across from ukraine to moldova. moldova has taken in more refugees per capita. but this particular winery is especially passionate about freedom. it's a great defender of freedom. back in 2014, when russia annexed crimea, the winery came out with a special blend called the freedom blend and it has three great varieties and represents the three countries that are still fighting for their freedom, moldova where i am, ukraine, and georgia. and as the wayne ri puts it, it has the heart of georgia, the terra of moldova, and the free spirit of ukraine. this is a special blend they're rereleasing because of this war the ukraine. so, they're passionate about the people, passionate about the refugees. they would never turn their back on them, i'm told, by those at the winery. it was really very emotional for the employees there because o

cnn's randi kaye visited some of the towns of moldova's border with transnistria, a separatist regionith transnistria. almost everyone here told us they did not want to be interviewed. that's where we met tania. she fled ukraine to end up here. just a few miles from transnistria and feels under threat again. the russian troops are very close to here. does that concern you? she tells me, yes, she's very afraid, she's very scared. she says her bags are packed and she's hoping to get to poland or somewhere safer very soon. are you worried that russia will invade moldova? yes, of course, she's afraid for moldova, she says. moldovans are really food people who took ukrainians in. down the road, further from the border with transnistria, we found a village. people here were much more willing to speak with us. are you nervous? >> no, no, i feel very good. i know that i can stay for my country, yes. >> reporter: you don't have a bag packed to go? >> no, no. i will stay here and i will protect my family and my house, yes. >> reporter: so, you would stay and fight? >> yes, yes, of course. why n

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randi kaye shows us those refugees are being met with open arms, warm beds and much-needed comfort. >this 33-year-old mother is from odesa, ukraine. she said she fled across the border to moldova when the russian bombs started dropping. there's a spirit here of wanting to help. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. it's very important for us, because now we're feeling bad, but these people helped us. yeah. >> reporter: she brought her young daughter with her to moldova. her husband stayed behind to might. >> my daughter, she doesn't understand what happened. yeah. and she thinks that it's some game. >> she says you're on vacation? >> yeah. yeah. she thinks she's on vacation, but -- >> where is her father? >> in the war. yeah. >> she had no idea where she would stay when she arrived. then this woman opened her home to her. she has two sons of her own, 11 and 13, and now has a toddler in the house. >> what's it like having such a young child in the house again? >> she tells me it reminds of her when her boys were young, and it's nice to have boys in the house again. she and the mother have bonded. they

randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> "new york times" reports another sexual assault caseor bill cosby is headed to court, this time in a civil trial. judy huff accused him of forcing her to perform a sexual act on him at the age of 16. memory has changed since she first made the allegations. cosby claims the story is made up. >>> defamation lawsuit between amber heard and johnny depp, some questioning whether depp will take the stand again or heard will rest her case after calling multiple expert witnesses to the stand. jean casarez breaks down the events on monday. >> reporter: monday there was a lot of expert testimony in regard to money damages in the depp case on the side of amber heard, there was an expert witness that testified that the op-ed that amber heard had published in the "washington post," that it did not ruin johnny depp's career, that he ruined it himself. but there have been witnesses for depp that have said that three days after that op-ed came out where amber heard said i am a public figure and i'm the face of domestic abuse, that disney sent a communi

and now, as cnn's randi kaye reports, moldovans living nearby are worried they're going to get pulledf this decades-old soviet era conflict. >> this is the village that is actually the last village before the border with transnistria. almost everyone here told us they did not want to be interviewed. one woman told us, quote, the less you talk, the more you live. that's where we met tanya. she fled odesa, ukraine, with her two children only to end up here. just a few miles from transnistria. and feels under threat again. >> the russian troops are very close to here. does that concern you? she tells me, yes, she's very afraid. she's very scared. she says her bags are packed and she's hoping to get to poland or somewhere safer very soon. are you worried that russia will invade moldova? yes, of course, she's afraid for moldova, she says. moldovans are really good people who took ukrainians in. down the road, further from the border with transnistria, we found a village where people were much more willing to speak with us. are you nervous? >> no, no. i feel very good. i know that i can sta

randi kaye, cnn, moldova. >> if you would like to safely and securely help people in ukraine who maye go to cnn.com/impact, where you can find several ways there to help. >>> nearly 20 million people in beijing are going through a sixth round of covid testing thursday. the chinese capital is bushing ahead with the mass testing despite the high cost and relatively low case numbers. averaging just about 50 a day. beijing's largest district is now essentially shut down due to china's zero-covid policy. 3.5 million residents are being urged to work from home. anna coren is with us, and the fears when these restrictions began in beijing is they would become, you know, a total lockdown like we saw in shanghai, they're not there yet, but it looks like things are moving in that direction, is that right? >> reporter: and all for 50 cases. i mean, it is quite extraordinary. shutting down parts of the nation's capital, at least the largest district, and placing all these other restrictions on residents in the city, all for 50 cases. but i think as they saw in shanghai, it quickly spiraled out o

randi kaye, appreciate it. the ukrainian military says it hit two russian raptor patrol boats this morning. there's new video showing drones targeting russian ships near snake island off the southwest coast of ukraine. cnn senior national correspondent sarais here with >> reporter: we've been hearing from a governor saying there was a defense ministry that was on fire, one person had minor injuries, but is expected to be okay. but another governor in another area on the border with ukraine says he believes there has been sabotage on a railway. we have not yet heard anyone saying exactly who did the sabotage, but you can probably guess eventually who is going to be blamed for this. we should also mention that belgorod was the same place where we saw that fuel depot explode and saw helicopters going over, which russia did blame on ukraine and ukraine did not take responsibility for. so a couple of things going on that i'm sure will be fleshed out over time and i'm sure it will be tit-for-tat in these incidents. >

randi kaye has the details. >> very quiet over here.ter: this woman is a fugitive. she is 34-year-old kaitlin armstrong, u.s. marshals say that she is now on the run wanted on a first-degree murder charge in connection with the fatal shooting of 25-year-old anna moriah wilson. according to an arrest affidavit, wilson an elite cyclist was gunned down earlier this month at a friend's home in austin, texas. shot multiple times. >> if she thought or she knew that she was going to be wanted for this, she probably had a five day head start. >> reporter: the motive may be a jealous rage. the affidavit says that both women had been in a romantic relationship with the same man, another professional cyclist named colin strickland. and an anonymous continue to police said that armstrong had made prior statements expressing desire to kill wilson. on the day of her murder, the affidavit says wilson and strickland spent the afternoon swimming together and then had dinner afterwards. strickland told investigators that he dropped wilson off at her frie

. >>> as we continue to watch the humanitarian response to putin's war in uk, cnn's randi kaye is inar ravaging their country in ukraine. mer death is a mother of three, originally from baltimore, but she's been living in moldova since last year. when refugee moms started trekking akroes the border to moldova, meredith took notice. >> when they're here, they're just completely startled. we want today provide a place where they could get that support tlar idea became the sunflower center, a place where kids could have fun and hopefully forget about the war for a couple of hours. but she also want today provide educational services and structure. >> there were some children's classes going on. but they weren't sitting and creating. they were just entertainment with loud tech know music playing. they needed someone to hold their hand. we walk every single kid up to the classroom. we were trying to be kind and listen to what they need. >> reporter: in this room, we found more than a dozen children making mother's day cards, and they were anxious to show them to us. hardly a hint of the s

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randi kaye has travelled to por g gal and london years ago.madeleine, let her come home to her mommy, daddy, brother, and sister. >> reporter: just hours after madeleine mccann vanished, her parents pleaded for her return. she was just shy of her fourth birthday. it was may 2007. >> we beg you to let madeleine come home. >> reporter: madeleine did not come home. and now 15 years later, prosecutors say they believe madeleine is dead and that they know who killed her. der man prosecutors hans christian walters told portuguese tv that investigators found new evidence that connects this man, christian brooker in, to madeleine's disappearance. he is a convicted rapist and child sex abuser. >> is it true you found something belonging to madeleine mccann in the van? >> to the details of the investigation, i cannot give you a command. >> but you can't deny it, can you? >> i don't want to deny it. >> reporter: the prosecutor told cmtv he's sure brooklyn is the murderer. sleeping alone in the apartment while they had dinner nearby with friends. they wer

sound before this report from randi kaye. >> i never thought myself of striking ms.depp facing off against his ex-wife in court, vowing he's not the abusive monster she made him out to be. both depp and heard testified about a trip. depp says heard through a vodka at him that cut off the top of one of his fingers. >> she threw the large bottle and made contact and shattered everywhere. and then i looked down and realized that the tip of my finger had been severed. >> reporter: for her part, heard told the jury depp sexually assaulted her using a bottle. >> do you recall what mr. depp was saying to you when he had the bottle and was pushing it against your pubic bone? >> he said that he would [ bleep ] kill me. i'll [ bleep ] kill you. he said it to me over and over again. he said, i'll [ bleep ] kill you. >> reporter: heard testified depp also used his bloody finger that night to draw all over the walls only switching to paint when his blood ran dry. depp didn't deny that. more disturbing details came to light when depp testified he found feces in the couples' bed ba

our randi kaye traveled to london to speak with investigators and has new information on the case. >>mmy, daddy, brother, and sister. >> just hours after madeleine mccan vanished, her parents pleaded for her safe return. she was just days shy of her 4th birthday. it was may 2007. >> we beg you to let madeleine come home. >> madeleine did not come home, and now 15 years later, prosecutors say they believe madeleine is dead and they know who killed her. he told portuguese broadcaster that investigators had found new evidence that connects this man to madeleine's disinterred appearance. he's a convicted rainist and child sex abuser. >> it is true that if you find something belonging to madeleine in the caravan of christian brooker? >> to the details of the invest gag, i cannot give you -- >> but you cannot deny it, can you? >> i don't want to deny it. >> the prosecutor told them he assured he's the murder. he had left her and the twins sleeping nearby. they were on property just yards away and said they checked on the kids every half hour. when madeleine was discovered missing, a search

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. >> randi kaye, thank you for joining us. now james clampper. thank you for joining us. special military operation. u.s. and western officials believe putin could move very soon to formally declare war on ukraine. as soon as maybe may 9th. why make that official declaration now more than two months into this war? >> well, on one level, i think it is a commentary on failure of the so-called special military operation. and of course, may 9th has particular emotional or spiritual value, i suppose, for the russians marking the defeat of the germans in world war ii. so this would be, i think, a natural milestone if putin is going to try to embroil or engage more of the russian population. i will say that i don't think that, if this means mobilization of reservists, i really wonder about their military competence. and i doubt that they have any more will to fight than the troops that the russians already have in the ukraine. >> general clapper, hole on for a moment. our pentagon correspondent is getting more information right now. he's joining us from the pentagon. what more c

more from randi kaye. >> i'm a fighter, and i'll be a strong voice for faith, family, and freedom. >>rter: big promises from madison cawthorn. but that was 2020 when the congressman from north carolina was running for office. >> focused on caring about the people i want to represent. >> reporter: but at some point after his stunning political victory, everything changed, and cawthorn's political future unravelled. his message turned from caring to chaos. this was on january 6th last year just before rioters stormed the capitol. >> my friends, i want you to chant with me so loud that the cowards in washington, d.c. i serve with can hear you. >> reporter: there was also this behavior of cawthorn, this video of him punching a tree with millions of people just trying to figure out why. after russia attacked ukraine, cawthorn said this about volodymyr zelenskyy. >> remember that zelenskyy is a punk. >> reporter: the blowback from his fellow republicans is fierce. >> madison is wrong. >> reporter: cawthorn also wracked up a number of questionable incidents, driving with a revoked license, a

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