cnn international diplomatic correspondent nic robertson in moscow. let s begin with you. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with foreign mini ministers. an effort to project unity among nato allies on the response to russia. what is the plan today? what are they discussing? precisely that. we ve listened to a number of different foreign ministers going into this meeting. latvian,e estonian, lithuanian and the european union stands alongside the united states, indivisible in terms of european union security. that russia, they re telling russia to deescalate the tensions, absolutely standing by behind ukraine. in fact, the european commission president today announced another $1.35 billion of financial aid for ukraine as it goes through this difficult situation and of course, those baltic nations, particularly concerned with learned in the last few hours that the russian neighbors sending 20 warships plus support vessels into the baltic sea. the danish foreign ministe
families in our prayers. the officers were shot while responding to a domestic dispute call. it is our city against the killers. this was just not an attack on three brave officers, this was an attack on the city of new york. cnn s polo sandoval is live for us in new york. he s joining me right now. polo, what more are you learning? reporter: fred, we hear time and time again that these domestic dispute calls are perhaps the most dangerous. this is just sad, a sad reality and a reminder that that is the case. in this particular case jason rivera who was one of three who responded to this apartment in harlem late yesterday evening to report from a mother that she was having some kind of argument with her 47-year-old son. rivera and a fellow officer by the name of wilbert mora made their way according to detectives to a back room in that apartment and that s when investigators say the door swung up and lashawn mcneil inside, according to investigators, then opened fire wi
had also directed the justice department to name a special council to investigate and prosecute potential election-related crimes, crimes that trump s own outgoing attorney general said he had very high confidence in that there was no impact on the election from election fraud at all. just two days after the order was drafted, discredited trump lawyer sidney powell was in the oval office lobbying for that special council job according to axios. also in that meeting disgraced former trump adviser michael flynn who promoted ideas on seizing voting equipment. cnn has not been able to independently verify this draft, and it s not clear who wrote it, but to put it plainly, any order directing the military or federal agents to seize voting kw equipment for political purposes is a coup. and just like that democracy nearly died. trump never signed that executive order, but one thing the january 6th committee is still trying to get its hands on, supposed outtakes from an infamous vi
ever after a week of setbacks by the u.s. supreme court, state prosecutors and the january 6 select committee. we ll break down the cases and the mounting evidence against the former president of the united states. we want to welcome the viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with the united states and russia locked in a show down over yukraine. they re meeting face to face about the looming threat of a russian invasion. jeff zeleny has more on the crisis talks and what happens next. reporter: tonight the white house keeping diplomatic hopes alive with russia amid tengs and a deepening crisis at the ukraine border. the president heading to camp david with a weekend meeting of national security team with secretary of state blinken who delivered a fresh warning today meeting face to face with sergei lavrov. we have been clear if any russian military forces move across the ukraine border it will be met
cassidy on why all of this could mean more pain at the pump for americans. we begin with greg in kiev. greg? officials are more assured but still nervous. antony blinken met with his counterpart in a meeting that was called critical. here s a bit of what he said. that s the choice that russia faces now. they can choose a path of diplomacy that will lead to conflict and condemnation. still a gap remains dangerously wide, sandra. blinken demanding russia pull back its 100-plus troops on the borders with ukraine. lavrov said they didn t intend to invade. and russia wants troops out of eastern your ukraine. president zelensky was critical of the president s comments earlier this week. blinken shared information about this meeting with ukraine s foreign minister. sandra, late and developing news this afternoon, u.s. officials have learned that the state department is at least looking at a possible evacuation of u.s. diplomats and families. back to you. sandra: what happe