it belongs to the government and all government employees including the president, are required by law to report to the state department exactly what was given to them, who is from, and then turn it over to the national archives fo safekeeping. and it turns, out when jared kushner took those sorts fro saudi arabia, he never officially reported the gift t the state department, which wa not only a jared kushner problem. democrats on the house oversight committee released this report today about th handling of foreign gift during the trump administration and according to the report, donald trump and his famil failed to report over 100 gift from foreign countries worth a grand total of nearly $300,000 and it really is an od assortment of stuff, like this 12,000 dollar silk carpet from the president of uzbekistan, and this giant box filled with tableware from the president o lebanon, in case donald trum president trump ever ran out o spoons made out of mother of pear
and this giant box filled with tableware from the president o lebanon, in case donald trum president trump ever ran out o spoons also this portrait given t ivanka trump, made out o mother of pearl mosaic tiles and this fake diamond encruste falcon from kuwait, which is sitting on a sort of creep severed faulconer s hand also, inexplicably, this statu of pumpkins. someone must be a big pumpki fan in the trump white house all of these gifts were give to president trump and members as of his family by foreig governments, and all of them plus 100 or so more, wheneve reported to the government a required by law. the national archives has since got their hands on most of these items, though it remains unclear how many wer returned before trump left office and how many were returned after he left office. but there are still two item that are missing, including 7000 dollar set of golf club from japan, and what i described as a larger than lif sized painting of donald trump
there. we re assuming that they are the inspectors. oafter that the ship will head o lebanon. powerful explosions have been reported in the southern city of mykolaiv. the mayor says the strikes destroyed a market and caused a fire in the another part of the city. he says rescue operations are under way. russian strikes have also been hiring the eastern donetsk region with heavy shelling reported. cnn is covering the story from every angel. jason carroll is live for us in kyiv. looking at those latest military developments, take us through the current state of the war, jason. reporter: of course when you look at the area in the south, take for instance we continue to see heavy shelling in the area of mykolaiv, continue to see that in the area of kherson, this has ukrainian forces are really keeping up their pressure on russian forces down there in the south.
bodies away. this is a valley frequently used by syrians trying to sneak into lebanon, and their deaths here underscore just how desperate they are to reach safe ground. it s safer in lebanon, but life for the nearly 1 million syrians who have fled here is hard, ever harder in winter in these makeshift camps. but hans wife is ill. sickness is but one of the perils in their leaky cold shelter. vermin another, he tells me. there is everything here, he says. things i ve never seen before. rats, mice, everything. mona crossed into lebanon with her son. her husband went missing five years ago. we were afraid, she recalls. we walked for four days over the mountains after paying $700 to smugglers.
politicians overshadow the people, the people who suffer the most in the syrian civil war. hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in this conflict. many of those people civilians. now, this video is said to be from rescuers near damascus. they are desperately trying to free a young girl after her home was hit by a missile. there were reports of airstrikes and shelling in the area over the weekend. and with scenes like that, it s no surprise people are desperate to escape the war in syria. some are braving potentially deadly weather to cross the boa border bo lebanon. senior correspondent ben wedeman went to get their stories. we have a warning this report does contain graphic images. reporter: he tries to distract his 3-year-old daughter recovering in the lebanese hospital. sauda is all he has left. the rest of his family, his wife and 5-year-old daughter froze to death along with 15 other syrians while crossing the mountains into lebanon in a