primary. i m michael smerconish in philadelphia. voting is underway now in south carolina unless all the polls are wrong, donald trump will score a big victory over nikki haley and move one step closer to securing the gop nomination. this despite facing four criminal indictments and personal financial peril on friday in new york state, judge finalized a $355 million judgment against trump and triggered a countdown for when trump must put up cash or post bond to cover that amount. plus the roughly 100 million in interest that he was ordered to pay. that s a huge sum no matter what trump s net worth might be. and it doesn t include the combined the 88 million that he owes e. jean carroll after twice losing civil trials to her. you would think the combination of potential jail and financial collapse for the republican candidate would build confidence among his democratic detractors. and independent never trumpers and instead the opposite is true the political question on the min
from zach using the first day of the third year of this official number of lives lost by ukraine s military. since russia s full-scale invasion, 31,000 it s the number he gave that is slightly less perhaps than some of the estimates puts around by western analysts. but it is significantly less than the toll he gave for russia. he said had lost about five or six times as many troops as ukraine. now, he also held out it s rare to hear people talk about diplomacy. he held out the possibility of some sort of unilateral effort picking up pace through a potential summit in switzerland, moving forwards in the spring, essentially, this is ukrainian its allies laying out a vision for a peace settlement entirely on their terms, hinting maybe the russian officials might possibly be invited. this certainly isn t the beginning of peace negotiations, but it is interesting to hear here on a platform like this, discussing the possibility of some sort of peace and negotiation, often a
well, i know i would i would clap, too. so happy tuesday, everyone, tonight. let happs take a trip back in time, all the way back to the summer of 2023. that s when the mysterious figure known o president bidenesta established the first ever office of climate changebl healh equity, a new bureaucracy deep within the department of health and human services. well, at least health and human services belong together. but climate change and health equity might as well be themi office of brains joy. they are. th so why bring this up now? well, the office of climate change and health equity or ouchi rhymes with fauci wants to scold you and the scold in charge as america s assistant secretary health adm rachel levine. take a look. , hello.i i m admiral rachel levine. this black history month, i am pleased to partner with omi in advancing betteeased tor thrh better understanding for black communities. climat bee change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and m
fishing students are taught how to get out in case it ever happens to them. make sense. brilliant. are they taught how to assemble ikea furniture? because i feel like that is a life skill in sweden that would be that s our essential skill. boris, lead with jake tapper starts right now the widow of alexey navalny with a new message for russians, don t be silent. the lead starts right now powerful claims about navalny s wife accused it from navalny s wife accusing the kremlin of hiding her husband s body, alleging that he was poisoned and urging russians to take to the streets after his death cnn has, in russia will show you the aftermath as police are rounding up, hundreds of people mourning putin s fiercest predict, plus donald trump s latest wink and a nod to another authoritarian leader, hungary s viktor or ban, someone who trump praised on the campaign trail just last month he s a very great leader, very strong man. they sat a strong man running good catch plus the l
welcome to the whole story. i m anderson cooper last week, former president donald trump asked the supreme court to take up the issue of presidential immunity. further delaying his federal criminal trial related to the 2020 election in the january 6 attack on the capitol. now the claim was already heard and rejected by a federal appeals court it s now up to the highest court to decide to take the case or to let the ruling stand and clear the way for this trial to begin. now the timing is crucial because the former president is likely to become the republican nominee and he wants to delay the trial until after voters head to the polls in november. he s charged with four counts of obstruction and conspiracy, but what exactly is he accused? just if doing to subvert the election? and is it his actions that matter or his intent over the next hour, cnn anchor and chief legal analyst laura coats will lay out the facts. the federal indictment, most of which are undisputed by the fo