are passing around. living in high apartments for two years. to what end? to what end? is it intelligence or worse. this is one of the things we read, this is the beginning, this is not the end. it seems like a lot of efforts if it was just to become buddies. exactly. always great to have you. thank you. new york attorney general leticia james is asking former president trump in contempt for stonewalling her. trump has refused to turn over documents subpoenaed in her investigation of trump and the trump organization s business dealings. james is also asking for a $10,000 a day fine until trump complies with the subpoena. just ahead, meet the team in ukraine dedicated to saving pets left behind in the war zone.
have food for them and to have a good attitude to them while they re like in the office. i wondered that. how are you feeding them? where are you keeping them? just anywhere you can? so as i told, like for now dima in his production house office, he s keeping right there all the pets. they safe which didn t find the owners so far. as for feed, a lot of volunteers. a lot of people, citizens of ukraine, of kyiv, they are just providing with help so they are buying the food for pets. that s why that s why they are not hungry. they are not starving here. wow. you guys are taking on something so incredible and it s just these small acts of kindness that add up to just a really heartening effort. i thank you both for all that you are doing.
it getting any better any time soon. reporter: in a first of its time gallup poll one in three americans say they ve been personally affected by severe weather in the past few years. for those who have, regardless of party, they re much more likely to say the climate crisis demands action but only 3% say they ve experienced drought. this may be because for most tap water keeps on flowing and here house boaters what do you say to someone who see this as alarming proof of climate crisis. some of it is man made. there s no doubt about it. more users in the colorado river. more of everything than you had 50 years ago. it s that simple would you label your business a victim of drought. we had to change a lot of ways we do a lot of things. from now on it seems anyone
ukrainians have been pretty agile, what you call with their counter fire, with their counter artillery, with their drones. they ve been able with the stingers and the other systems coming in, the russians while they have air don t have air dominance and the ukrainians still make it really difficult for russian air support to get low. ukrainians will be defending while there s a lot of open terrain, a lot of ground, they will use villages and towns to kind of anchor their defenses. the pinschers are going through ukrainian territory and they will be hit heavily along the flanks probably by ukrainian smaller units and infantry, but what is different is there is a fixed fight developing, a force on force. the russians see the ukrainians. the ukrainians are dug in deep in the key areas with some flexibility in the flanks. all of the modern weapons we
left there because their owners were killed because someone left and decided to leave their cat or dog like at home. so it s like really currently it s like really terrible situation in the suburbs of kyiv. so it s a lot of bodies are laying on the earth, on the ground and these pets, these d dogs, mostly dogs are starting to eat these bodies because they are hungry and they are struggling from this, starving from this. so we are trying to do as much as possible to save as much as possible pets to bring it to a safe place in kyiv. you are doing so much and so many people are so appreciative. pets mean so much to people. dimitro, i wonder what is the hardest part of this?