january, a coordinated, planned assault with one d.c. hotel forming the headquarters for what would become a day of felonies at the capitol. how premeditated was this attack? there s no question. clearly the direction of the committee is to look at that premeditation to make sure that we identify donald trump invited individuals to come to washington on january 6. he said all hell would break loose. steve bannon was in the war room and he was in the willard hotel doing a lot of things. so that s why we subpoenaed him. he was in that hotel doing a lot of things, and it was a literal command center, the washington post reports, where the posh willard hotel, a block from the white house, hosted activities ranging from legal, like publicizing alleged evidence of voter fraud, to trying to overthrow activities. the willard hotel possibly a waging war room for bannon to now battle his contempt case, rudy giuliani now under investigation and bernie carrick convicted. the cons
killed and are, to use a familiar word by now, graphic, so is the reality of what happened in bucha. these images taken in early march in the suburb north west of kyiv in what could have easily have been an american suburb, in these pictures seen for the first time, a man s body killed with his bicycle going about his business. these taken in early march, only now with a second body, as you know, some of the dead were left alive where they d fallen until bucha was finally liberated. elsewhere, another bike, another body, another civilian killed while simply trying to make the best of the horror playing out all around him, trying to go to work. again, these photos were given to us by the official conducting a war crimes investigation on the ground in bucha. all except one, this one, were taken by a local resident, this one of russian armor taken by a surveillance video, traffic camera video used by investigators now to try to identify the russian soldiers involved in killings
all around him, trying to go to work. again, these photos were given to us by the official conducting a war crimes investigation on the ground in bucha. all except one, this one, were taken by a local resident, this one of russian armor is from surveillance video, traffic camera video, that s used by investigators right now to try to identify the russian soldiers who were involved in killings in bucha, which can is a very, very difficult task. this comes as cnn obtains other exclusive images placing russian troops at the scene of some of the killings. they come from new drone video of bucha taken during russia s occupation of the town. and it is especially timely, because today, standing next to the u.n. secretary-general in moscow, vladimir putin said this about the atrocity which he blamed for scuttling peace talks with ukraine. translator: unfortunately, after reaching agreements and after our clearly demonstrated intentions to create conditions for favorable conditions
blood-soaked stuffed horse, left behind after the deadly massacre on a train station full of evacuees in the town of kramatorsk one week ago today. the government says ukrainian national police will send this child s home to the united nations as evidence of what happened that day. evidence of a war crime. one that left seven children dead. five were killed that day. two more succumbed to their wounds only recently. we do not know if this stuffed animal s owner survived, but i would like to ask you to think for a moment. just a moment today, but its possible owner. a child maybe told he or she can only bring one toy with them when they finally got a chance to flee their town. one beloved toy. and he or she chose this one. now it is headed to the united nations. and it is soaked in innocent blood. this is tatiana, a photo journalist with afb getty. took this image of her standing in own yard in bucha not far from where i m standing. she is weeping over the dirt grave of her so
menendez, in for stephanie ruhle. and tonight, steve bannon is the first of trump s close aides to be convicted as a result of investigations into the capital capitol riot. i during washington found political advisor turn podcast or guilty of two counts of contempt of congress. those charges are the result of his refusal to comply with a january 6th committee subpoena. the verdict came hours after the committee s primetime hearing that saw white house insiders paint a damning portrait of a president choosing to allow a deadly insurrection to rage unchecked. tonight, the panel called today s bannon verdict, quote, a victory for the rule of law and an important affirmation of the select committees work. despite the guilty verdict, bannon and his lawyer remain defiant after the jury s decision win. the prosecutor missed one very important phrase, right? i stand with trump and the constitution. and i will never back off that. ever. this is [inaudible] what happened. this is