move by the judge been >> wolf, make no mistake about it. this is a critique of the fulton county da's office and their inability to include the necessary detail to get these charges to stick. the judge is saying that they fail to include the underlying detail as to what crimes these defendants were allegedly soliciting the charges have to do with the fake elector scheme that's trump and his allies scheme to try to subvert the electoral college and unlawfully appoint a slate of presidential electors. it also has to do with that infamous phone call january 2, 2021, when the former president and his former chief of staff called the secretary of state here in georgia and asked him to find more votes. but judge scott mcafee is saying in this decision that the fulton county da's office didn't include the details for these charges to stand, and this is what he's saying in part of his decision, quote, these six counts contain all the essential elements of the crimes, but fail to allege sufficient detail regarding the underlying felony solicited. th

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room just three hours from now, president biden will will address a joint session of congress. it will be his third state of the union message since taking office, and could be the most consequential speech of his presidency cns senior white house correspondent mj lee is over at the white house tonight for us. she's got the very the latest nobody plans to talk about. i understand mj, the white house has already released a few extra. >> that's right wolf. we are just getting in the first excerpts of the president's speech tonight, and they are pretty insightful and telling us about some of the themes that the president will hit on and the tone that the president is going to use so first on the shou of reproductive rights, this is what the president will say. he'll say in its decision to overturn roe v. wade, the supreme court majority wrote, women are not without electoral or political power. no kidding. clearly, those bragging about overturning roe v. wade have

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room first tonight, new questions surrounding the trump election subversion case in georgia. after the presiding judge threw out a total of six counts, including three that cited the former president's specifically let's go right to cnn's nick valencia is outside the courthouse in atlanta for us. what is this? by the judge been >> wolf, make no mistake about it. this is a critique of the fulton county da's office and their inability to include the necessary detail to get these charges to stick. the judges saying that they fail to include the underlying detail as to what crimes these defendants were allegedly soliciting. the charges have to do with the fake elector scheme that's trump and his allies scheme to try to subvert the electoral college and unlawfully appoint a slate of presidential electors. it also has to do with that infamous phone call january 2, 2021, when the former president and his former chief of staff called the secretary of state here in geor

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room the skis, cnn breaking news. >> let's get right to the breaking news on the fani willis disqualification hearing. the judge says he'll decide within two weeks whether to remove the fulton county district attorney from the trump election subversion case in georgia his eventual ruling could he could keep trump's prosecution? on track or leave it in peril. here, cnn's jessica schneider fulton county district attorney fani willis is fates still up in the air as the judge weighs whether to disqualify her and her entire team of prosecutors from the case against donald trump and other defendants for their efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. >> these people, your honor, is a systematic misconduct and they need to go lawyers for trump and others charged in the case are arguing that willis hired nathan wade, a special prosecutor when they were romantically involved, and then she benefited financially from the trips they took and dinners they shared. >>

i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues on cnn. >> right now.

i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we begin this hour with breaking news up on capitol hill just minutes ago, house lawmakers passed a bill that could lead to a ban of the very popular social media platform tiktok here in the united states, if passed by the senate and then signed into law by president biden, the measure would give the company less than six months to sell to a non-chinese owner. if that doesn't happen, tiktok could be shutdown here in the united states china's calling the bill an act of bullying. users of the platform, which is widely popular, especially among younger americans, are rallying to try to protect it. let's begin our coverage up on capitol hill right now, our chief cnn congressional correspondent, manu raja, is watching all of this mono. this was a very rare overwhelming, bipartisan vote yes, i'm something you don't see in this very polarized political environment in these narrowly divided >> house, but overwhelming passage, a majority of both caucus and in the house voting to pass this bill

wolf here in utah today, it's a caucus format, not a primary format. they switched to a caucus format in 2016. and so the voters are not going to be getting here until later on this evening. the voters will arrive here at about 06:00 p.m. local time tonight. that's 08:00 p.m. eastern time. first let's set the scene for you. this is where the caucus site is, where the foot of the beautiful wasatch mountains take a look at that view here in sandy, utah. we're at alta vista high school at the foot of the wasatch mountains and sandy just south of salt lake city. this is the caucus site, alto high school, a massive high school out here the voters will be walking in the front entrance over here later on tonight. again, they arrive here at 06:00 p.m. local time. that's 08:00 p.m. eastern time. they say they register, they check in. they listened to some speeches. we are told that presidential surrogates will not be here speaking, but there'll be circuits for down-ballot candidates like governor and senator speaking. so you'll, there'll be hearing some speeche

he's now facing >> wolf, unless that appeals cord, this appeals court comes to save him. he could be in a real financial crisis and just the coming days he's alone. and i think what evan said there in his first part of his report is important that there are other options that trump has here, and that's what his team is exploring, whether that's going to a higher court or what this is going to look like, but they're also dealing with the reality here that they are having difficulty finding this that comes of course, after many of his attorneys were offering public once is that it was not going to be any kind of an issue for them and it kinda just speaks to the moment he's in right now overall, he just had to post about a $90 million bond in the e jean carroll case, of course, where he was found liable for defaming her the money that he owes there. he's trying to sum in this money that he's coming up with and also he's got several trials ahead of him that he has got a huge legal team, that he is also still paying for the pack that he's been using that is on track to have a

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wolf. i mean, he is saying one thing there that is very much true that this doesn't happen, that he is the first time this has happened, right? a senior white house official >> what happened in his >> case though, is different than even steve bannon who was charged and convicted with a very similar crime for not responding to a house january they six investigation subpoena. the difference is that the courts found that peter navarro, as much as he talks about how he was a white house official. he forfeited any ability to say he had executive privilege in the court system once he received this charge and he still had to appear before congress and turnover document and he did not now, there was a period of time long ago when congress did walk people up on their own whenever officials didn't respond to their subpoenas, we aren't in that era anymore. and it is very difficult for the justice department to decide they want to bring a case like this and take it through the courts but what happened

many of them certainly have wolf. and while some investigations revealed tangled plots and sinister intent, other probes took on a life of their own based on how the president respond want it to them former special counsel, robert hur's report is the latest in a long contentious history of special counsel investigations into presidents and their top aides. >> it represents an existential threat to both the reputation and the very existence of a political administration since the watergate hera, every american president except one has faced a special counsel or independent counsel investigation into himself or his associates. the only exception barack obama, some of those probes fizzled out unceremoniously. others shaped history. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow >> the most significant by far for historically is watergate. because after all, it resulted in the resignation of the only president who has ever been forced out of office, richard nixon >> often these investigations are shaped by ho

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wolf, and how it happened yeah. heartbreaking to see that bridge collapse especially for those of us who have gone over that bridge so many times over the years. tom form. and thank you very, very much joining us now. senator chris van hollen, he's a democrat from maryland, senator. thank you so much for joining us in our heart goes out to your community on this very tragic day. first of all, senator, what are you hearing? about where the search and rescue efforts stand right now for the six construction workers who are still unaccounted for, they were on top with a bridge. they were fixing potholes, them as you know, a lot of these workers work overnight because there's a lot less traffic on the roads well, that's right. well, it is a tragic day here in baltimore and like you, i've been over this bridge many, many times. we are still hoping and praying for the six workers and their loved ones. the search and rescue operation is ongoing. i just saw helicopter fly we have the coast guard here. we have the state polic

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>> good evening, wolf. well, no doubt. >> we're seeing >> one of the most serious crises in the us in the history of us-israeli relations. and look what we had here in the last few days we had the most senior jewish politician in america voicing very, very harsh criticism of benjamin netanyahu >> and then a day later, >> we had the most senior zionist politician in america, president biden, backing this criticism. and i think it tells you a lot on where not only the white house, but where do chronic party is right now and where the us-israeli with right now, barack, what, what more can you tell us about the status of these talks on potentially hopefully a hostage deal and at least a temporary ceasefire well, i think there were several steps forward in the last 24, 48 hours. the fact that hamas gave its response and i would take with 100 pounds of salt the reaction to public statements from the israeli prime minister's office called the hamas response, proposed stress and delusional, et cetera, et cetera. wh

wolf, rafael romo >> reporting for us, excellent >> reporting, rafael. thank you very much. >> less >> discuss this and more with cnn political reporter alayna treene and cnn congressional correspondent jessica dean, elaine, let me start with you or what do you make of senator britt's attempts to clean up what she said the other night. >> well luck. katie >> britt has faced a lot of heat for her response and it specifically for sharing this anecdote about karla. and i think given the facts that have come out about this and that interview that excellent interview that raphael did with her. it's clear that it wasn't the right anecdote for the purposes of what she was trying to underscore, which is that biden's the border under biden in a minute situation is dangerous. that's what katie britt is claiming. but clearly, i mean, this woman was not traffic in the united states. she said it what didn't happen under biden's administration. and so i think katie britt was given an opportunity to try and clean this up. instead, she deflected. she was very defensive

i'm wolf blitzer in washington. tonight, president biden will deliver his state of the union address, making his case for a second term. it could be the most consequential speech of his presidency. the president is expected to draw a stark contrast between his vision for the country and donald trump's message of revenge and retribution. but the speech comes as president biden trails as gop rival in nearly every recent poll with many pointed to concerns over his age and mental fitness. and that as top democrats speculating that the american people might be less concerned with what he said does that how we says it? and they're urging president biden does show the nation the fiery president. they say, they see behind closed doors. cnn's white house correspondent arlette saenz is joining us right now. she's out there on the north lawn of the white house. arlette, how does the president plan to get his message across to voters and tens of millions of people will be watching this evening well president. biden is spending

i'm jim acosta, joined by my colleague wolf blitzer. any moment now, nikki haley address the nation. sources tell cnn that in minutes from now, she is expected to suspend her presidential campaign. we are told she will not endorse her rival former president all trump, at least for now >> i want to go to our reporter who's over at haley's campaign headquarters in charleston, south carolina. like kylie atwood is watching what's going on do we have any sense kylie, what we can specifically expect her to say >> well, listen, i think nikki haley is going to come out here and thank the people that voted for her talk about the factors that she ran her election on conservative fiscal policy the need to be close with us out why is when it comes to foreign policy, a number of things, but she is president trump. but she is not expected to endorse trump today. her folks who are familiar with what she's going to say, say she is going to go ahead and say that trump needs to earn the support of those voters. she has repeatedly said throughout the enti

>> wolf. that would be a long way away, and there would be a lot of questions that the judge would have to weigh if trump were to be convicted, and then we would get to a sentencing hearing. there is the possibility with these types of charges that there could be what's called a custodial sentence, sending someone to prison. but one of the things that makes this case a little bit different from all the other criminal cases donald trump is facing, is that from what my sources are telling me, everyone in trump's legal circles seems to believe that this is a more parochial case. it's very much about new york, not the whole country. and it's one that seems to have the least likelihood of a prison sentence. the judge would have to take into account bad behavior in addition to just the charges, for it to end up in something. if trump were to convicted to also have him in jail. >> jamie gangel trump claims he would have no problem. he says he would have no problem testifying in the case. he says he d

wolf kristen holmes reporting for us. thank you very much for joining us now, the former trump national security adviser turned vocal trump critic john bolton. he also served as the united states ambassador to the united nations ambassador. thank you so much for joining us. and as you know, paul manafort is a convicted fraudster and tax cheat with ties it actually adds some ties to russia elegant services. so why would trump do you think want to add them to his team right now >> well, i'm john paul manafort for over 40 years. and as a politician, he probably could bring some skills that trump needs at this point, thinking about just what you were talking about a general election i shouldn't campaign. and it's also typical of trump. he, he, he reaches back to people like that and expects things from him. so it's not surprising. i think we'll probably see more of the same as time goes on >> interesting, the former vice president, mike pence, says he cannot in good conscious his words endorse donald trump but he's not saying

just last so you see wolf there. it seems like a small amount, but out there in the open water, this is like a highway that it should be on end. it was on it to begin with, the channel they're supposed to follow. this is exactly where it goes somewhere. it changes wolf. >> it's interesting time because the video of the ship just before it hits that bridge is pretty revealing. yeah, it really is. if you look at the video of the crash itself, you see another slight turn right at the annual really quite be able to see it here because you have to watch it for a little bit of time. but there's another slight turn, right before it reaches the bridge here, pete talked about the notion that an anchor had been dropped at some point here yeah, there is a sign of an anchor chain down, but i will point out that the anchor chain that is down here is on the port side of the ship. if it caught on that side, it should have technically pulled it back toward the channel, but it went away from the channel an awful lot more syllabi figu

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>> yeah, it's a great question, wolf.ular note that it's not federal agents go into one location in a later, i mean, these are happening at the same time what that says is that authorities likely want to maintain or wanted to maintain the element of surprise whenever they go in, you can imagine we don't know where homes is right now at this hour or who actually lives in either of these residences. but if federal agents show up to one location, you can imagine someone then potentially placing a phone call to the family or others saying, look now this is what's happening. and by the way, that doesn't have to be something guilty in nature that can be a simple innocent. hey, the feds are here. what should i do? should we call the attorney, the authorities, particularly if we're talking about a criminal investigation which this is now a we just saw confirming their law enforcement action. you want to maintain that element of surprise and plan this in advance and just shows you the work that goes on behind the scenes where now

>> oh, it's a huge decision wolf. the idea that even waiting for over a month, of course, very interesting as well. but this tells you that they have foreclosed in some respect and only a former president being able to be found i'm getting this way, but also any official that's not explicitly laid out in section three of the 14th amendment. it's consequential. could they told the states essentially, although your job is to oversee elections, to stay in your lane, if it's a state issue, it's all yours. but for federal office, you cannot. and that's pretty significant here. >> what did you think of what we just heard? from the colorado secretary of state, her reaction while i think it's obvious she wanted a different conclusion, her job as an official obviously has to carry out the law as it's written, but the notion that they're taking away the state's ability to decide who can be on their own ballots is a huge step. the supreme court and why? >> because they >> believe that it's inappropriate for one state eight to de

i'm wolf blitzer, a urine. the situation room tonight the path is clear for president joe biden and former president donald trump to do battle again an unprecedented and likely very divisive rematch that both of them have been expecting. and many americans have made it clear they don't want you're cnn's jeff zeleny tonight. >> the curtain finally goes up on a historic presidential rematch. joe biden and donald trump emerging from super tuesday primaries as the effective nominees of their parties. but there are warning signs in winning with both men facing distinct challenges of rebuilding their coalitions. nikki haley, the last standing republican rival suspended her campaign without offering an endorsement. it is now up to >> donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it, who did not support him and i hope he does that after months of warning republicans about trump's vulnerabilities, xi bluntly said the burden is on the former president to win over her supporters and unify the party at it

let's leave wolf for. you very much. let's leave wolf for a second and _ you very much. bring you _ you very much. let's leave wolf for a second and bring you these - a second and bring you these live pictures and port—au—prince. you can see there there is something burning in the middle of the road, if we take these drop—off we can see it a more clearly. the situation is desperate. we are hearing from aid agencies on the ground the people are desperately in need of food, of fuel and also at the moment controlled 80% by armed gangs. it must be an extremely frightening situation for people living in that city. of course, we will bring you the very latest from haiti throughout the day here on bbc news. the controversial social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are one step closer to being extradited back to the uk after a romanian court today approved the move. the brothers are facing several allegations, including rape and human trafficking, spanning several years, allegations the tate brothers "categorically reject" according to their representative. l

i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues next on cnn >> tonight on 360, the race is on two presidential candidates it's two very different

i'm wolf blitzer in washington and we begin with the breaking news this morning. the united states supreme court ruling that former president donald trump cannot be removed from any state's ballot for his actions on january 6. the nine justices affirming that he can run in a general election. and once again, serve as the united states commander in chief in the majority opinion, the court writes that only congress can enforce the 14th amendment's ban on insurrectionists holding federal public office trump is responding to the decision calling it, and i'm quoting him now, a big win for america. but the court did not directly speak to whether or not his actions on january 6 equate to insurrection. let's get straight to cnn anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coats. she's outside the supreme court for us. laura, what more, first of all, can you tell us? about this very historic and consequential decision? >> it is very historic. it took about a month for us to get this decision, but essentially saying he can remain on the ballot now for practical purposes tomorrow s

the wolf is really important here. federal agents and officers must go before a us magistrate and they actually have to go in basically provide an affidavit that lays out the broad elements of the crime that they believe has happened. and why searching this location is critical in terms of finding items of evidentiary value that will help the prosecution of this case. so the fact that there's multiple locations going on simultaneously josh described the meticulous nature that this search undertakes in one identifying these items that were located on the search warrant documenting them, making sure that chain of custody is maintained through the entire process. all of this does not bode well for the suspects. today. >> important point, laura, what do you make of these raids? just how serious does all this scene >> oh, it's very serious. and look at the amount of resources being devoted and deploy to these different estates in a coordinated execution of search warrants. remember, these tragedies don't take it very lightl

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room tonight. >> the 2024 race for the white house's at a high stakes pivot point. after months of anticipation that president the biden and donald trump would face off again. nikki haley's exit and super tuesday have effectively sealed the deal. our correspondents are covering every three angle of this unprecedented moment in american politics first, let's get to cnn's kristen holmes. she's in florida covering former president trump. kristen, what is trump? now? saying after a haley's announcement >> all of you didn't even wait until after haley's announcement for firing off on social media, he posted while she was speaking well, she was calling on donald trump to bring republicans into the fold to earn the voters that had supported her overhead. he lashed out at haley saying this, nikki haley got trounced last night and record setting fashion despite the fact that democrats, for reasons, i'll node are allowed to vote in vermont and various other republican pr

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>> the unfortunate answer wolf is no. airdrops are in efficient they are expensive. in this situation for the us, there an admission of desperation because the us continues to be unable to force israel to release its chokehold and allow more trucks into gaza. the he drops will do very, very little. and you saw the extent of the needs of it is almost unfathomable that gaza has been allowed to get to this point. >> he said indeed nima elbagir reporting for us. thank you. nima. just ahead, >> russia's risk arrest as they line the streets to say goodbye to the late alexis navalny. we have details from the opposition leader's funeral. that's coming up next sunday. >> van jones it's home to find out what is driving the divide in tennessee see politics. >> there had been a very active 20 to 30 year effort to separate us. >> the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight on cnn >> turbo tax. now offers a lifetime guarantee when you file your taxes, terror attacks guarantees 100% accurate calculations, audit support, and maximum refund for the for seven year lifetime of

i think you remember wolf marsha. and what a special relationship they had and you know, it's again one of my fondest remembrances of the campaign was 2000 when he was the vice presidential nominee, de loving what so many evangelical christians coming up to him and no telling how much they admired him and his a man of principle and a man of faith and i think that showed the best of america was that you know, the connecticut, the way that we the civic religion and what binds us together has for most of our history, have been much stronger than differences. >> yeah, good point. dan gurski. thank you very much for joining us. our deepest condolences to you and to the liebermann family right now, i want to bring back dana bash shut down. let me at some final thoughts from you as well. as i said before, you and i cover joe lieberman for many years so first of all, that was beautiful from dan gerstein's who i got to know when he was working for senator lieberman back in the day, i think one of the things that i always think

wolf. there's a question of trust. i mean, how much can we trust what we're receiving from the palace? >> and a good question, max foster, thank you very much. let's get some more on all of this. joining us, now, royal watcher and british tv presenter trisha goddard. trisha, thanks very much for joining us, princess kate's photo was supposed to ease as you just heard, public concern about her health that are whereabouts, just how much has all that now backfired >> well, i think the biggest breach of trust is between the royal family in the press. and you write, remember in his book, prince harry talked about a deal being done between the royals and the press it now seems i think that all bets are off that photograph of her supposedly being driven by carole middleton wasn't published in the british press and they explained why, and they seem to be standing by the privacy rule. >> i don't >> think they will so much. and remember catherine is also patron of the royal photographic society. so it's so embarrassing this cont

so fred explain what's at stake today. >> hi there wolf. well, they're certainly has a lot at stake with these parliamentary elections. i've actually been inside a polling station right now. you can see right here there's two ballot boxes behind me one of them, as you were mentioning for the assembly of experts election, which of course is the body that elects the supreme leader. so that alone if the conservatives managed to strengthen their grip on that body, certainly could mean a lot for this country going, going forward because of course the supreme leader is the main authority here in this country. and his word is what essentially counts here in iran that other ballot box is for the iranian parliament. now, one of the things that the authorities here are looking at is the voter turnout. you mentioned before that somebody believed that it could be at a record low. well, right now, we've already seen the voting hours here extended for the second time. they've never consented by another two hours because the authorities say it's so many p

come tomorrow at 10 in the morning to the arena with the wolf, why do they need a wolf?f me? shoot, you are the culprit of all troubles, 5, 6, 7, doomed, final episode, on sunday on the first, he will bring a flash drive, an electronic key, and money can be sent remotely, i understand. transfer her across the maidan. premiere from march 11 on the first. the master decided to do his legs, he's making money. let's drive the pig. this is news first, we continue. in the special operation zone, early voting in the russian presidential elections. i'll expand the area. on the positions, the fighters of the southern group of troops make their choice. and this is footage from a dugout in the donetsk direction, where there are military units of the 150th motorized rifle division. everything is organized taking into account safety requirements. and the arctic, representatives of territorial election commissions, get to hard-to-reach places on ships and helicopters of the northern fleet. mi-8 flew to the coast of the kola peninsula. also, election commissions will begin early work o

wolf and i can tell you another thing that's going to hamper rescue efforts tonight. there's a rain system coming in and so that's going to create some poor weather conditions in the hours ahead. well all right. brian tied for us in baltimore. brian, thank you very much joining us now, the chief of the baltimore city fire department, james wilson chief. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, our hearts go out to your community on this very, very painful date. can you first update us on the active search and rescue mission right now for the six people who are listed as unaccounted for chief. i'm going to run for a second. we've lost audio with you. we're going to fix that in a moment. let me go back to bryan todd for a moment. brian, as you and i well, now, we've been to baltimore, both of us on many occasions. i've gone over that bridge on so many occasions. never dawned on me. me that god forbid, something like this could happen. but give us a sense of what you're feeling right now as someone who has traveled that baltimore beltway and knows that bridge well

can kill her, come tomorrow at 10 am into the arena with the wolf, why do we need a wolf ?we are also interested, yes, what is it it turns out that these results were brought to me, you that i will announce them, it means that you have the least doubt about your daughter, i understand correctly, although he assumes that it may be from his brother too, but gelnar , unfortunately, this is your dad, hold on, i i don’t see it, but don’t look, it’s proven there that you father, now as for shamil, the eldest, with whom she was pregnant before they met. you see, you can forgive him, he won’t understand anything, he won’t understand, he won’t understand, you need forgiveness so that you forgive him and continue to live your life without him, i live, this is it, no, while you are suing him , bailiffs, you are fighting, you will remain in this relationship, and it will always backfire in your current relationship, so the children are now sitting down like this. you are there between them, there was a moment when there alexander said, you are like in a nest between them, so don’t dest

i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we're following breaking news just coming into cnn right now, attorneys for former president donald trump say they're unable, unable to get a bind to pay the $464 million fraud judgment, calling it, i'm quoting now, a practical in possibility. cnn's kara scannell is joining us from new york right now. cara, what can you tell us? walk us through what this means? >> so trump's lawyers have informed the appeals court today that they are unable to get anybody in insurance company and underwriter to help them post this ban, the $454 million for trump alone the rest to cover his sons and what they say is that they've approached 30 of insurance underwriters. some of these big, gigantic companies that you know, and they say that none of them are willing to do it. as you said, they're calling it a practical impossibility one of the reasons that they say is an issue here is that some of these insurance companies have internal limits that they won't issue a bond for more than $100 million and so

i couldn’t understand why the staz didn’t intercept wolf’s archit, because he hid it right under theirls to hide the archive, or rent something or build something for the night. all that remains is to find out that myers’ secretary, she has a computer at home, it contains information on myers, meetings, trips, and so on and so forth, let’s check it, find out where the archive is hidden. the neighbors said that on wednesdays she plays cards with friends, so we have 2-3 hours, here she is, now there won't be another moment, i'm anyway. i really don’t understand a damn thing about computers, it would be easier with you, i’ll leave the door open, ajdan will take off our shoulder straps, but here we’ll take care of it. sasha, we have a problem, what’s the matter, the password, what ’s the password, you can bypass it if it’s set to without, which is unlikely, vasya, now in order in russian, what’s the matter, look for the password, maybe she’ll find it somewhere- somehow i wrote down my husband’s name, matos, try it. it would be too easy. calm down, calm down. everyone is busy with meetings

i'm wolf blitzer, a urine the situation room our top story tonight, donald trump fails to further delay the first of potentially four criminal trials. he's facing while getting a lifeline in the civil fraud case threatening his finances. see it as chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid, is in new york covering it for us. paula, two different courts and two different outcomes for trump yeah. >> that's exactly right. well, if it's a win, some lose, some for trump at the new york courts today, it was in no courthouse right behind me earlier today when he learned that an appeals court had dramatically lowered that bond that he had been struggling too coast, but then just over an hour later, he was told by the judge overseeing his first criminal case that that will go forward on april 15th tonight, former president donald trump narrowly spared from possibly having his assets seized by the new york attorney general. >> a lot of things happened today. this is all about election interference >> today, an appeals court granting trump ten additional days to post a $175 million bond less, t

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room the >> skis, cnn breaking news, because that's good right to the breaking news, cnn has exclusive new interview with a key witness in the trump classified documents case, known only as trump employee five, at least until now? cnn's kaitlan, poland's as a west palm beach, florida near mar-a-lago, kaitlan. who is this witness? and why is he speaking out now >> well, if this is brian butler, brian butler worked for donald trump for 20 years at the mar-a-lago club at one point, running the car service for all of the gases that's coming in and out of the club. he eventually left that job in fall of 2022, but that was not before he had been privy to some major conversations and moments in this classified documents investigation. and now he is someone who has spoken to prosecutors multiple times and clearly is a key witness. for the indictment. one of those moments he recalls, wolf is june 3 of 2022 when he was working at the club and the bodyman of donald trump,

i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues on cnn then >> right now >> good evening. any moment now we are expecting to hear from federal safety officials with the ntsb about what sent that 95,000 ton container ship into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore, destroying the main span and killing six. construction workers just a short time ago, we heard from maryland state officials, a state police colonel delivering the grim news that divers today