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i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get right to the breaking news. on the justice department seeking to hold former president trump in contempt. our senior crime and justice reporter katelyn is working the story for us. what are you learning? >> this comes as the justice department continues to ratchet up the pressure on donald trump as part of their criminal investigation around what happened to documents from the trump presidency that the former president apparently kept with him in different places after he left office. so, wolf, the ways this arose is in may, there had been a subpoena for documents from trump where the justice department didn't believe that they had gotten everything. there was that search we saw at mar-a-lago in august where they were collecting more documents being kept by trump. and there continued to be these questions the justice department had. do we have everything? they kept wanting to get more. they kept wanting to beli

wolf? >> and it's cold over there in winter. awful situation. ben wedeman, thank you very, very much. stay safe over there. let's get some more on what's going on. joining us now, cnn military analyst, retired general wesley clark. the former nato supreme allied commander. also with us, senior contributor on russian affairs jill doherty. general clark, this is one of the biggest missile attacks of the war by the russians, targeting as we heard energy infrastructure across the country. what is russia trying to accomplish at this stage of the war by going after these civilian targets? >> well, i think three things. number one is to keep the ukrainian government and people in a state of discomfort, to pound them, to show them that russia's still there while their ground forces are in a strategic defensive posture. i think number two, they believe if they can knock out the energy infrastructure it will keep ukraine from rebuilding its military production facilities and make it much harder for u

i'm wolf blitzer. you're "the situation room." >>> followening dangerous conditions in new york as night falls and the governor is appealing for federal help. miguel marquez is joining us not far from buffalo. miguel, what is happening on the ground? >> reporter: just a nightmare. buffalo is a city used to big storms. this is something they have never seen before. 27 people inn erie county new york dead from this storm and authorities are concerned going through homes and cars abandoned and start to clear the snow. massive amounts of snow they will find more people who are dead. the airport is shut down. they're not expected to open until wednesday. it is just an absolute disaster that officials there are only beginning to grapple with. the ability to clear the roads, this is a no drive zone in buffalo in many surrounding communities. thousands of people without power and the governors of new york say it is not over yet. >> the storm is coming back. we're expecting another six to 12 inches and in the s

wolf?resting. ben wedeman on the scene for us. stay safe over there. joining us to discuss the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, and cnn military analyst, retired colonel cedric leighton. bass or the taylor, what goes through your mind seeing the incredible amount of destruction and suffering from this massive barrage of russian missiles? >> wolf, it's what your reporter quoted those ukrainians. it's senseless barbarism. how it is possible that people can do this to each other, for no reason. it's just incredible that we think about why. what possible reason could it be for putin to do this to ukrainians? there is no reason. we can't come up. he can't come up a story to tell his soldiers, to tell his people, to tell the international community, to tell his allies. it's senseless, wolf. and it's enraging. >> a lot of people think these are war crimes as well. colonel layton, ukraine did intercept many of these missiles, and the u.s. patriot air defense system is also on the

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin this hour with the deadly weather emergency in western new york. governor kathy hochul is calling it, and i'm quoting her, the blizzard of the century and she is warning it is far from over. cnn's paulo sandoval is joining us from hard-hit buffalo new york. what are the conditions there right now? >> reporter: wolf, as predicted by erie county officials, the total number of people who have lost their lives to this horrendous storm here in buffalo has once again gone up. the total now 27 and expected to continue to rise. that figure already surpassing the death toll from that historic blizzard in 1977. that statistic, a certain grim reminder of the extraordinary nature of this storm. >> this is the worst that we've had. >> reporter: in buffalo, new york, it's being called the most devastating storm ever. >> we are in a war. this is a war with mother nature. and she has been hitting us with everything she has. >> reporter: in a region that's

wolf? >> rosa, thank you very much.porting for us. >>> meanwhile tonight, russia is escalating the attacks on civilian targets in eastern ukraine including unimaginely a maternity hospital. ben wedeman is in kyiv tonight. >> reporter: fighting goes on in ukraine among the largely unchanged front line. russia's failures on the battle field have pushed the kremlin toward escalating strikes on civilian infrastructure. the latest target, maternity hospital in kherson. this is where we put women and children says an ob. when the bombs fell, women fled to the basement with their new b born babies. we hoelped those who just gave birth she says. they're the type of women that will go where they have to go with their children. everyone was here and worked together very quickly. somehow, no one was hurt but the attack spreads fear among the few who remain. i was thinking about that baby that was lying there says another obstitration. it's scary, we're giving birth here and someone is taking it away. for what? whether from mortars

we don’t paint a gray wolf gray wolf, gray wolf, the poor stupid wolf walks with joy wolf.ow, too, the gray wolf and the terrible gray wolf of all piglets know a lot. well, what do i like? thank you, but you know, it's much scarier. i am an evil and terrible gray wolf. i in pigs know duty. hello dear comrade troshkin, sit down robbers and we caught congratulations with nothing helmet. they didn't have it. i went through everything there . and where it is they do not speak are silent, but there is an idea i was asked to talk to you. listen to you. so, we stick a wig on you and draw a tattoo. why is it brilliant because my own mother can not be distinguished? who is who, i don’t understand you, lord god, my trial has already been given to these two for four years. well, it's so petty. and this, with which i confused you for 8 years there in central asia. and this is near moscow . now it’s clear, lord. they think that you are him and you will find out from them where the helmet is. now i agree. no, i don't agree. why yes this is funny. what can i say. and what can i say, you w

yes, that is, with a wolf. well, at most one more wolf, that is, none of the people.bly, what we have in common with wolves is hmm sociality. yes, such, well, that is, we need to communicate, that is, the wolves have the same thing in the zoo, where they study wolves and dogs located right on the shore of lake baikal, this place is a mecca for tourists, and for seryoga it’s just his territory and during a daily round he has to put up with the guests, who, however, immediately understand that the grays are not their friend and stroke. don't even try everything it’s written, as if, well, not like a dog’s face, they draw fairy tales like that, about the weekends, the wolf has work and you can’t run away from it, the zoo interferes with the flow. he came up with the idea of ​​taking tourists to the forest for educational purposes on a walk with two-legged seryoga is helped by daughter aurora, the fruit of a stormy romance with a malamute dog, and for people, a six -kilometer forced march is a rare chance to walk with a wolf at his pace and learn how not to repeat the fate

>>-thinknail for sure, wolf.w much information the january 6th committee has already obtained. we know they've obtained e-mails and texts. we've seen a lot of that evidence at the public hearing. this is an evidence that will be missing. however, the january 6th committee what i would do is flag this for prosecutors and say, hey, we tried to get these phone records through normal subpoenas. we lost because they managed to delay but you prosecutors have every ability and every right to get those phone records. and wolf, i suspect prosecutors have or already gotten those records will soon. >> i suspect you're right. but how they address any gaps in their final report? >> wolf, picking up on elie's point they're not building a criminal case but they're building a public document that can go to prosecutors or the general court for proving it. you saw in the report 20 or so years ago where they said this is the information we have available to us, this is what we don't have and wink, wink prosecutors if you are able t

wolf?gabe, thank you. >>> let's discuss what's going on with the vice president of the southwest airlines pilot's association, captain mike santoro. thank you for joining us. as you know, the ceo of southwest says he thinks the airline will be back on track, and i'm quoting, before next week. but more than 60% of flights were canceled just today, and you heard those distraught passengers. how many more days could this meltdown drag on? >> well, we're hearing similar cancellations tomorrow as well, and mostly a full schedule come friday. that's what we're hearing. and we'll see how that shakes out. >> we'll see indeed. before the storm hit, southwest enacted emergency staffing procedures in denver due to a high number of absences of ramp employees. did that factor into these problems, and is that procedure still in place? >> so i don't deal much with the ramp side of the house. i do know that they went to emergency procedures over there in denver, and just people were not -- were sick. it's

wolf? >> if possible. lucy, what is southwest airlines doing to help these desperate passengers that are stuck? >> reporter: there has been so many -- have been so many mixed messages here. we've had passengers coming up to us as a tv crew asking us for information because there isn't consistent messaging from southwest. yesterday evening there was an announcement made on the p.a. system said nobody would get compensated because of the delays and chance laces were because of weather and 20 p minutes later said everyone will be compensated but by then a lot of folks had gone home. here at denver airport, the aio take people to idaho for example as wel here in colorado but that is obviously not enough to get everyone who needs to get home to their destination. wolf? >> horrible situation, indeed. thanks very much lawucy in denv for us. let's discuss this with the transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. i understand you just spoke directly with the ceo of southwest airli

i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." we begin with brittney griner's safe return to the united states and what happens next for the american basketball star and for us-russia relations. let's go to cnn's national security correspondent, kylie atwood, joining us from the state department. tell us what's been happening with griner since she landed in texas overnight. >> reporter: listen, wolf. brittney griner is right now at an army medical center, a facility where she can undergo some checks, some brief medical checks, and then they'll determine what kind of support she actually needs. she and her family will make that determination. but the last 48 hours for her and her family have been incredibly intense and emotional. this is the moment basketball super star brittney griner stepped back on u.s. soil for the first time in nearly ten months, landing early morning in san antonio, texas, and taken to brook army medical center, the same facility with trevor reed was treated after his release from russia earlier this year. t

way to go, scientists wolf.d founded a company that is engaged in the industrial production of 5d printers. they are in incredible demand not only in russia but also abroad analogues. no way, the developments of a regional university have been embodied in the real sector. alexey makarov is sure that in five or six years a 5d printer will be available. it can become the same household appliance as a washing machine or a microwave oven, it is incredibly pleasant and interesting that here such incredible discoveries and inventions are not made anywhere . this is a great pride and a great joy for us, if the scientists of the volgograd state technical university had worked out the titanic, we would never have loved leonardo dicaprio and the cates, the big ship would not have sunk and james cameron, we wouldn’t have to make a film, don’t believe me, now i’ll prove the titanic built at a shipyard in belfast, exactly 110 years ago today under in volgograd, in the volga scientific and technical complex, a branch of the s

>> wolf, it is good to see you.hink the january 6 committee has done a thorough job and the charges that they will ultimately refer in the report will be charged that they feel they really have the evidence to back up. i think that what they're looking at, you know, and there are a couple of different options here, obviously obstruction, conspiracy to defraud the government, these are things that are critically important and think what the committee has been focused on is really targeting the ringleaders and major actors who have so far escaped prosecution. and need to be held accountable if we are going to address what happened on january 6 and make sure that it never happens again. >> i asked the question, congresswoman, because after two impeachments and a different special counsel, who failed to hold trump accountable in any tangible way, do you think it is a mistake to expect to see any real accountability this time? >> i don't think that we have any other choice, wolf. you know, these things that we're talking

>> well the answer is not yet, wolf.l me and my colleague lauren fox that the conference call ended without any breakthroughs in his request for 218 votes and despite the fact that he's offered a number of key concessions agreeing to then investigative panel to central all of the probes into the biden administration and that is something that he agreed to for the first time today on a conference call, something that conservatives have been pushing for and most notably he's agreed to a lower threshold on deposing the speaker. it is something that conservatives have really been pushing for and it is something up until this point mccarthy has been reluctant to agree to because woe be allowing his critics to fire him at any point during his speakership. however, as he struggled to lack down the votes he's now willing to come down to as low as a five-person threshold. that would be a major concession for kevin mccarthy. but the trick here is that moderates on the call expressed uneasiness and the critics pushing still wouldn'

>> the committee is not being shy, wolf. donald trump is going to be on that criminal referral list. one of my sources said front and center. the real question is who else is going to be on that list? we don't have names yet. we don't know how many, but a source familiar with the committee's work told me that this is not going to be some wide ranging list, that the committee is going to be very deliberate. they are going to make referrals for people about crimes that they think they really have strong, substantive evidence to hand over to doj, wolf. >> and elie, if the just department decides to criminally charge trump what do you see as the possible charge or charges on that matter and what sort of time line do we anticipate? >> wolf, let's remember we're talking about two different things here. we have mar-a-lago and in that case we have various statutes related to the mishandling of classified information and other documents and also potentially obstruction of justice for misleading investigators whether they still had cl

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get straight to the breaking news. a legal victory for former president trump in the justice department's investigation into his handling of highly classified documents after leaving office. cnn's senior justice correspondent, evan perez, is working the story. what are you hearing tonight, what are you learning? >> well, this was a hearing that happened just a little while ago, this afternoon at the federal court here in washington. judge hole, the chief judge there, was hearing a request from the justice department to hold the former president in contempt of court for not complying with a subpoena that was issued over the summer to turn over all documents. at the end of that hearing, she declined, at least for now, to hold the former president in contempt. instead, what she does was she asked the justice department and the trump team to work harder to come to a resolution, to try to figure out a way to

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin this hour with the last major election of the 2022 midterms. cnn's jeff zeleny is following all the action in georgia for us with just hours to go before the pivotal senate runoff. >> one final day of overtime in georgia. >> we are on the verge of victory. but i don't want us to do the victory dance before we get into the end zone. >> reporter: senator raphael warnock warning democrats against being complacent on the eve of his runoff against republican herschel walker. >> you can know you've got a champion in herschel walker. >> reporter: with control of the senate set to stay with democratic hands, walker wants him to be a check on president biden. it's the final act of the 2022 election, with georgia voters once again having the last word. more than 1.8 million have already cast ballots but both sides know the outcome depends on election day outcome on tuesday. >> if there's anything i worry about, it's people don't think we need their v

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get right to the breaking news on the arrest of a suspect in the killing of four university of idaho students last month. our correspondents are on the scene in idaho and in pennsylvania where the suspect is now in custody. first, let's go to cnn's veronica miracle. police held a briefing just a little while ago. tell our viewers what we learned. >> reporter: wolf, this has been long anticipated, nearly seven weeks. police announcing today the arrest of 28-year-old bryan kohberger, a resident of pullman and a washington state graduate student in the murders of those four university of idaho students, ethan chapin, madison maven and kaylee goncalves. >> a criminal complaint was filed yesterday charging mr. kohberger with four discounts of first-degree murder, in addition to burglary with the intent to commit the crime of murder. >> reporter: they still have not found a murder weapon, but beyond that, aut

i'm wolf blitzer.'re in the situation room. ♪ >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get straight to the breaking news right now. the confirmed tornado near shreveport, louisiana, part of a massive and very dangerous system that has millions in the path of severe weather right now. jennifer gray is tracking all of this for us. what's the latest, jennifer? >> we have active tornado warnings going on across portions of louisiana, in fact, tornado watch in effect through 10:00 central time and will most likely be extended after that. it means a tornado could be in progress in these areas just on the south side of shreveport. one of those tornado warnings, and that's where the most populated area is right now, in fact, we got word that the national weather service also was also taking shelter. this is a very dangerous situation as the storms march through the east through the overnight hours. we will most likely continue to see tornado warnings all across louisiana and potentially into arkansas

and it means rightly people noticed the wolf's legs are fed. every week we are laying new routes in interesting corners of belarus today i will debunk myths and discover for you, zhidvichi and the surrounding area. captain let 's get acquainted with interesting people, and in many ways they have succeeded. indeed, they often call our palace, and belarusian universal for our belarusian scale. this is indeed a very significant palace. one of the largest one of the most magnificent palaces, we show local traditions and iconic sights, the territory of the modern national park was inhabited thousands of years ago. all this is a modern interpretation of the pagan, once there were many such places here. see in the program the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel. at first, we were somehow unfriendly. he was some kind of gray rainy. well, over the 33 years that we have been living here, it is constantly changing for the better. and since we are already relatives here, and he is dear to us. of course, we all perceive everything with love, but uh

in the forest , there is a forest and there is and there is a wolf and next to this forest, neighborsive next to the wolf forest, it's baltic, poland, ukraine, eastern central europe, slovakia, romania , bulgaria, magyars, the wolf is a direct problem for them, it bites right here, and it's like a village, and in this village, on the opposite side, there are frenchmen, belgians, they say, listen, we understand your problem but the wolf doesn't bite us. that's why we don't care. we can give you weapons, but it's not our problem, so i think it will always be the case that those who were under russia, under the soviet union, feel more keenly the eyes of this wolf. a break for 2-3 minutes, then i'll come back, let 's listen to people suffering from rheumatism . it's arthritic, it's impossible to get used to it, it doesn't allow you to move. i've tried everything. and at the pharmacy, i bought a yellow dolgit cream. it saves me from the pain of rheumatism. dolgit is a pain reliever. reduces swelling and improves mobility join the community with a ukrainian view of the world become a sponso

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me the biden administration will hold southwest airlines accountable for the meltdown in its operations that has left thousands of flights canceled and thousands of passengers stranded. gabe, what is the situation there right now? >> reporter: wolf, thousands of travelers are still stranded. the lines to rebook here in baltimore have been more than three hours long at times today. the wait to reach customer service has been longer for many customers. some are literally sleeping here at the airport, just trying to get home. the meltdown at southwest airlines just gets worse. >> it's a total you know what show here. >> reporter: southwest canceling more than 2500 flights on tuesday. more than 85% of all u.s. cancellations. and they have already canceled nearly the same total for tomorrow. admitting this could go on for days. thousands of passengers stranded at airports, still hoping to see fam

and when you need to say something in the voice of a wolf , no, he didn’t speak in the voice of a wolfhouse and some mother could tell the boy. won. look, uncle wolf is coming, sometimes it was too much and, of course, he sometimes just got up from this, got tired of this attention, especially from the wolf, by the way, a unique record was preserved of how this cartoon sounded with your father's participation. and you will get me, and finally, there are quite dreams, my best present. is that you, huh? come on, alice is so good. no, santa claus is not, santa claus wait. yes, fuck it, wait. i can tell a little story. fight , when the director kotyonochkin offered to voice the wolf to dad, he even, well, agreed, but, as it were, without enthusiasm. well, what does almost one phrase think there, well, he voiced the wolf, then people liked it, they began to release it, the second third fourth issues, and then somehow dad meets the director kotyonochkin, and he says, tolya now you will have a lot of text . we will to shoot a new issue, and this issue will be such a wolf. there were children

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> tonight, there's growing sense, a growing sense of urgency in the criminal investigations of former president trump. as the special council issues a new subpoena and hits the ground running. cnn political correspondent, sarah murray, is covering it all for us from capitol hill. >> jack smith subpoenaing brad raffensperger. the georgia secretary of state donald trump pressured to overturn the 2020 election. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state. >> the round of recent subpoenas to battleground state officials ahead with a pair centered around trump. >> he promised to the american people in his own statement that there would be no pause or hiccup in this work and i understand that is exactly what's going on. >> prosecutors taking an aggressive approach as they ask a judge to hold trump in contempt over the summer, demanding he return all documents with classified markings

tolya he is a wolf. he is osipov older.re sitting there with my family, i don’t remember some friends, maybe my mother asked who this person was and father said, well, here’s an acquaintance together. we crossed paths somewhere in the prison. well, bald. comrade yes, it is clear that he spent a lot of time in prison. yes, and father said that for a very long time he was there for 20-30 years, or something, he was a rub, a bald comrade with a tattoo of a wolf on chest organized in the gang of kostenko senior a special department of her brigade of killers, the firing squad changed the passage of the bridge, that let's just say i work more and it became harder osipov, the elder, nicknamed the wolf, brought the animals to the rare gangster stalinist region. they divided it in half, they say one will be responsible for liquor and vodka products in this part, and the other will be responsible for the products in this part in this chess game breaking, wall and tolik osipov were players. and osipov jr. is just a piece on the board

and we also have a young wolf february, he is 3 years old and a personal wolf trainer anton ivanov workshere touch is good. well done, you see how much he likes it, most importantly, he gets great pleasure from this work. she is jealous right now sitting. why don't you see with your own eyes how the myth that wolves cannot be trained is destroyed. there are wonderful trained wolves always showing up. i am maksim shchuchyegov viya anton hello, and this is february yes hello great. so this is on hand. let's go, i had a policy. until we meet you, that the wolf is difficult to train in one way or another. and in general, naughty comrades here are simply a completely different approach, that is, cynology is approaching from above, we order to dominate with the wolf. we are on an equal footing with friends and brothers and teams. we respect each other. yes, we bet you want to try to give him a command. come on, let's try this way, we take the left hand, we squeeze the piece into a fist, come on and show this kind of gesture sitting is important inner peace, in no case do we give away a piece.

justice, because it is headed by a wolf judge, also known for his, well, his actions.s the president wrote in the explanatory note to his law on the urgency of the urgency of the liquidation of this court back in april. last year, zelensky wrote that the times when people here were known for their millions of dollars the safes should end, continue like this mykhailo zhunakov joins the co-founder of the board chairman of the de jure foundation mykhailo, we congratulate you, i congratulate you already about love well, let's not start with the conditions for the seed , they started talking about what is happening now with his lawsuit to the wolf oosk court regarding the reinstatement of bohdan lviv as a judge of the supreme court nothing of ukraine so far, this is logical because what we expect will be renewed immediately before the congress of judges is the body that should now appoint eight members of the supreme council of justice as part of the judicial reform and there are plans in fact, with the help of lviv, to completely isolate this process in order to delay the

somewhere in another place смотреть if plam vlasty were to save the wolf or his group, then yes, ande the wolf and that 's exactly the same as him dismissed the doctor who is nowhere to be found he didn't do it exactly the same. he did that constantly. you preserve the structure of one person who himself brought the greatest maximum toxicity of the type. in fact, the person preserves the power for himself . and we kind of removed him, but here we disbanded the whole court. and this means that vovk and all his captors in the court now have no business on their hands. and you must understand that their power. the first instance to solve any question that was solved in kyiv once there is no court. well, you have to understand that now, how would money be brought in? so, i would say that there is a very small chance that they will end up in the same court created and return back to work is too much for this, it was done so that they could not return to the status quo eh and plus because 310 deputies voted for it and now the formation of the court plus the fact that the case was acquired

after a while, the old wolf joins the she-wolf.aybe for a couple he will be able to outsmart the bear? no, the reaction is not predictable. today they will have to stay hungry. the entire territory of the urals can be considered a huge nature reserve. these are not only endless forests, but also huge wetlands. at the end of april, deafening frog concerts sound like a kind of mating choir in the swamps. tsy acquire bluish coloration and begins to fight for females. they pounce on literally everything that moves, even on fish to a stranger who finds himself in a swamp. lonely bear does not eat anything, only occasionally drinks. and it's not just that. just like marsh frogs, he has one thing on his mind to find a female ready to mate. in order to get offspring, bears must mate several times , often, mating games are accompanied by a loud roar. the bear and the bear do not part for two weeks. after that, their paths diverge. after fertilization of the egg, the embryo, as it were, is frozen to develop, it will begin no earlier than in

a wolf whistle? it's easy think? a wolf whistle?a lot of women are very uncomfortable. it i'll be upset if i didn't a wolf whistle. i'll be honest if. you if you didn't you yourself i would be i think is a compliment. you yourself i would be i think is a compliment . yeah, i like is a compliment. yeah, i like the fun . oh, come on. this won't the fun. oh, come on. this won't be great. i'm braverman. oh, my . as if she's got nothing to do. look what's going on at the minute . the home office in the minute. the home office in the uk border force and this is our interest i'm sorry, there are 42 legal immigrants here . the legal immigrants here. the hotels are busting with them . hotels are busting with them. disease is breaking out. 42,000. yes and it is an absolute disgrace . she is even thinking disgrace. she is even thinking about as an issue to used for. well thought. it was a joke. honestly and i'm sorry i look at write successful entrepreneur model musical actress very good looking costa i'm going go to this is the french somebod

a wolf whistle? it's easy think? a wolf whistle?y a lot of women are very uncomfortable. it i'll be upset if i didn't a wolf whistle. i'll be honest if. you if you didn't you yourself i would be i think is a compliment. you yourself i would be i think is a compliment . yeah, i like is a compliment. yeah, i like the fun . oh, come on. this won't the fun. oh, come on. this won't be great. i'm braverman. oh, my . as if she's got nothing to do. look what's going on at the minute . the home office in the minute. the home office in the uk border force and this is our interest i'm sorry, there are 42 legal immigrants here . the legal immigrants here. the hotels are busting with them . hotels are busting with them. disease is breaking out. 42,000. yes and it is an absolute disgrace . she is even thinking disgrace. she is even thinking about as an issue to used for. well thought. it was a joke. honestly and i'm sorry i look at write successful entrepreneur model musical actress very good looking costa i'm going go to this is the french someb

senate. >> that's right, wolf.we speak, georgians are lining up to cast their vote for either democratic senator raphael warnock or republican challenger herschel walker. look, this is a race that has already shattered records. georgia's election chief gabe sterling i'll be speaking with in a moment says more than 1.8 million georgians voted earlier by mail. 1.9 million you see the numbers here. that's incredible numbers. record-breaking numbers for a midterm runoff and both parties poured an incredible amount of money and resources into the race. while democrats will control the senate regardless of the outcome, a warnock win gives more leverage. kyrsten sinema, joe manchin, that whole thing changes and includes then that they can get nominees confirmed faster and the party a one-seat advantage in the congressional committees evenly split. there are real tangible things to happen for democrats and joe manchin, kyrsten sinema can't single handedly control the agenda if warnock prevails. we're watching breaking news

we will shoot a new issue, and this issue will be like this wolf. there were children of wolf cubs, and they are so good one, which means that the other one is drawing and playing the violin. but the rabbit, on the contrary. children hooligans there some punk smokes something else and says there, you will have a lot of text clara. dad was so happy, but, unfortunately, this issue did not work out, because dad left in august. from life, therefore, this is only now left. here i have such a remembrance dad told me how you found out about dad's death happened. it's like this in august. i was with my family at the dacha with children. dad filmed at the same time he worked in riga on tour. and starred in the movie cold summer of 1953 . and for a few days he came to moscow because he taught at gitis. and he came. students had some problems with the hostel. and here he was, when there were some problems, there he went to the rector's office and solved problems in gitis. and he came home, even there he asked, met our elevator operator no. hot water, as always

i which was wolf whistling.i mean, does anybody think that anybody wolf, which is going to lead to some kind of serious sexual assault? and i suppose the point that she's making is you can either choose to be flattered by a wolf whistle . you flattered by a wolf whistle. you can choose to be offended by it . why people have to choose . why do people have to choose to be offended by it ? i don't to be offended by it? i don't think it's a choosing to be offended because i think it's part of a pattern, it's in all honesty in our society and i think you know, that kind of low level stuff going right up to the rapes or abducted the two rapes or being abducted , a policeman the street and , a policeman on the street and murdered . it all feeds into this murdered. it all feeds into this same pattern of fear for women. so i think , you know, these tiny so i think, you know, these tiny little isolated incidents form a bigger pattern of male violence against women. but that has to be tackled and, you know, i'm going to sa

wolf, also with you. we can go down the list. >> sure, equality florida stance my stance is always been that community involvement in education makes education better for young people. it's important that the entire community is engaged in we're talking about what books we want on shelves, what things we want to be learning in the classroom. the unfortunate part is that that's not happening in the state of florida. oh give you an example. palm beach county schools, as a result of the passage of hp 15 57 went around the community review process and universally banned by decree of the superintendent a whole host of books that have characters in them. there were written by black authors. and the reason given was that it might be in violation of hp 15 57. >> real quick one of that. those the superintendent have the authority -- hired by the school district, school district is the body that spends taxpayer money is responsible for dispensing education. is it the responsibility that superintendent to actually e

last week, the state department in the united states imposed sanctions against judge wolf and members family by bribery and corruption. at the same time, liquidation of the court occurs, there is a legal conflict of the court, and the judges remain for a certain time, they continue to be inviolable and will have all the privileges provided by the status of a judge. but this situation will not last forever as soon as the higher qualification commission of judges of ukraine becomes operational. they must pass the appropriate exams and will be distributed among other courts. if they refuse this procedure, there is a reason for their dismissal. this is how this situation commented tsn mykhailo zhernyakov, co-founder of the de jure foundation, which is engaged in the implementation of reforms in the sphere of justice in ukraine. transfer to another court or announce a competition, for example, then to which they can apply i want to say that they refuse the proposed number of some kind, then they can be fired for the fact that they actually refused, the alarm did not interfere with several

chad wolf? >> that's right. i don't think that is a surprise at all.t the end of the day look, they continue to put so many of these illegal aliens into the system, they have broken the system. so this idea that they're just going to issue a piece of paper, have them show up at the local i.c.e. office, guess what, they don't show up. they know that. they have the same statistics, that i do, attorney general paxton does, they know all of this. they design a system to operate this way, this is by design month after month after month. you talk about cities declaring states of emergency, asking for federal help. of course they are, they are being overrun. you have community in texas in south texas, brownsville, del rio, el paso, arizona and the like that have been dealing with this for 23 months. they have been overridden by almost by month one asking for the federal government to step in. it is what dhs does, is provide border security but they're not doing that. so state and locals are having to step up to use resources they simply don't have. elizabeth:

wolf? >> let's hope it's not. you very much. >>> just ahead, new video appears to show a massive explosion in if eastern ukraine. the united states finalizes plans to send a potentially game changing defense system to ukraine. >>> plus, new episodes of the harry and mechlt ghan documentary reveal the drama surrounding their royal exit including harry's account of his brother prince william shouting at him. ng worth singing ♪ ♪ they may try and sell ya ♪ baahh! ♪ 'cause it hangs them up ♪ ♪ to see someone like you ♪ ♪ but you gotta make your own kind of music ♪ life gets bigger when you break from the herd. ♪ sing your own special song ♪ the volkswagen tiguan. ♪ make your own kind of music ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes ev

i'm wolf blitzer. >> i'm erin burnett.his is the cnn special coverage of the election night in america continued. >> just three hours of voting left for most of the state. warnock is defending the seat against herschel walker. the stakes for democrats enormous. full control of committees and more power to conduct investigations. >> the challenge for republicans is getting voters to the polls overcoming a traditional demo democratic leverage in early voting. the governor turned up the noses in november for another look to vote for him this time. >> we have reporters at polling places and with the campaigns and john king at the magic wall. plus coverage of the momentous decision by the house january 6 select committee to refer criminal charges over to the u.s. justice department. that's major, major news. we begin with georgia. cnn's dianne gallagher in atlanta. with two minor exceptions polls close in about three hours from now. so far today what have you seen as far as turnout? >> reporter: turnout has been steady but easy

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and that will show you a woman that came up with that title, that's a poet. >> the first real wolf ime. >> her wolves are sexual predatory men, and the drawing of a wolf is often like the tongue hanging out, the eyeballs bulging, very open about the sexual desire. [ wolf howling ] >> she already understands the idea of being hunted. >> i don't think that sexual harassment was a term in anyone's vocabulary in the 1950s. it was just something that you put up with. >> bring on the women! >> there is something very accurate about the feeling of being pursued by a wolf, how dangerous that feels. >> he gave me a script to read and told me how to pose while reading it. all the poses had to be reclining. >> although the words i was reading didn't seem to call for that position. >> she really could have faced a serious backlash because of course the powerful men didn't want to be called wolves and they didn't want their behavior to get called out. >> she exposed fissures in the cracks of society like nobody else. and that to me is a trailblazing accomplishment. >> she said, watch out for the

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