Germany. Ukraine clearly believes that it can win. And so does everyone here. Ukraine needs our help to win today. And they will still need our help when the war is over. It comes as Russian Foreign minister minister Sergey Lavrov insists that russia is committed to lowering the risk of nuclear war. But, he says, the danger is real. Translator a Nuclear War Cannot be won. And must never be fought. The danger is serious and real. And it should not be underestimated. At this moment, lavrov is meeting with the u. N. Secretarygeneral who notably is in moscow, before going to ukraine. In a couple of hours, the secretarygeneral will meet facetoface with Vladimir Putin. And, john, u. S. Officials say that the next few weeks are going to be critical in determining the ultimate outcome of this battle. As Secretary Austin says that putins war is, quote, indefensible and a War Of Choice. Russias invasion is indefensible. And so are russian atrocities. We all start today from a position of moral c
no, please, please, oh! (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what s not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. welcome to the second hour of 360. at the end of a truly remarkable day, children acting like adults and adults acting like children. on the table tonight, students gunning for change, not children but young adults, push for gun control as their classmates go
on. we have more with the effect it s having on how the president actually governs. jeff zeleny joins us from the white house. jeff, this was the first shooti white house briefing since the shooting. it was the first briefing and it was not long enough to answer the questions hanging over us tonight. remember the tweet the president made over the weekend for blaming the fbi for missing the warning signs in florida. sarah sanders tried walking that back. she said, look, this
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man, on the first day of law school whose name was norman francis. norman was better looking, faster, smarter than everybody else. i asked my father. well he informed me. taught what it was look to walk in somebody else s shoes. he said i wasn t just fighting for norman. i was fighting for my right to be with my friend. and weep just kind of group in that ethos. i scant remember, i had written in the book. a number of examples throughout our life. white people have been very angry at us you experienced that as a kid. no, i did. when i was 13 years old. back then it was white people in the council chamber, really, trying to get after the city of new orleans. the city was becoming majority. african-american. way on its way to it. and there were, rabid people. you know, in the streets. yelling and screaming about integration. the story its that, that one afternoon. at 8th period. father harry thompson. the same priest that helped start this facili
to have very different worlds. we certainly will. this is a moment that a lot of people have been waiting for. we ll see what happens. we will have special live coverage throughout the night, of course. thanks very much for watching. i m wolf blitzer in the situation room. our special impeachment coverage continues right now with erin burnett out front. this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i m erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news, just moments from now, you see the room. the house judiciary committee will begin debate on two articles of impeachment against donald j. trump. this is only the fourth time in american history that a president has faced articles of impeachment and this is live what is happening in that room. members are getting seated. this is prime time, the first time that any of these hearings have happened during this time. this is the debate and this is how they are choosing to start it. the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry n
tonight, the news coming in late today, reports pfizer is now in talks with the u.s. government to provide tens of millions of additional doses of the vaccine. and that new variant of the virus. they re now testing for it here in new york. all of this as the nation now marks the deadliest year in american history. we re now seeing an average of more than 2,600 american lives lost every day. as concerns mount tonight over that new variant of covid. the testing in new york and the new steps from some airlines to test passengers for flights from the uk to the u.s. but tonight, dr. anthony fauci saying we must assume it s already here in the u.s., as he gets his own vaccine shot before the cameras. and that news tonight, pfizer reportedly nearing a deal with the trump administration for more doses and what we know so far. hospitals tonight under growing pressure. we have an alarming look inside.
and now, the fears that the millions traveling for christmas will lead to another deadly s