hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredericka witfield. we begin with major developments involving former president trump. trump saying today via social media post that he expects to be arrested on tuesday and is calling for protests. he made the announcement today in a social media post, lashing out at the manhattan district attorney s office, which has invited him to testify before a grand jury. the arrest, if it is to happen, would be part of the d.a. s investigation into alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels during the 2016 election. in the post, trump called for protests over his pending arrest to, quote, take our nation back. this development comes as sources tell cnn that law enforcement agencies in new york are also preparing for the possible indictment of trump. polo sandoval is outside the manhattan criminal court for us. what more do we know about this possible arrest that the former president is talking about via post? well, donald tr
site. jason carroll has been talking to east palestine residents who no longer know whom to trust. we re strongly recommending those who have not yet had their water source checked to use bottled water. bottled water is being made available. reporter: more than a week after a toxic train derailment that led to the evacuation of much of this small ohio town, state health officials are urning some east palestine residents to drink bottled water until water tests are complete. this is going to be particularly important if you are pregnant, if you are breast-feeding, or if you are preparing formula for an infant. reporter: officials say the toxic spill was largely contained the day after the derailment and that tests have shown the air quality is safe. but they have found low levels of contaminants in four nearby walterways spanning 7 1/2 miles, including leslie run, a creek which runs through east palestine and neighboring towns, right through the back of cathy reese s p
war, returning children who just wanted to go home to ukraine. translator: it was an outburst of emotions. once we embraced, it was like a great weight lifted. reporter: in the end, they gave up the children willingly. but save ukraine says that hundreds, perhaps thousands remain. our two countries are at war, says tatiana, but there are good people everywhere. reporter: president zelenskyy says more than 15,000 children could have been moved across the border into russia. the most serious cases the icc is talking about is around orphans taken from state-owned areas or state housing in ukraine and into russia and adopted by russian parents. that makes up the crux of that icc indictment of vladimir putin and one of his deputies. fred. unbelievable. great reporting david mckenzie. thank you so much.
fighting around that town. the ukrainians said they still hold a significant section of that city that s largely been depopulated in the eastern front. that all comes as there s still reaction today on the extraordinary arrest warrant against vladimir putin by the hague criminal court. several weeks ago we spent time with a mother who was desperately trying to get her daughter back. we first met tatiana in kyiv in a shelter for displaced families. all of the mothers here separated from their children by the trauma of war. translator: when i realized what was happening, it terrified me. all i wanted was the best for my child at the time. reporter: her 11-year-old daughter lilia stuck in a russian camp in occupied crimea. all the lessons are in russian.
own. it s impossible to communicate with any russians, because they don t want to give children back. reporter: but tatiana was ready to take the risk. you cannot even imagine my emotions inside. it s fear and terror. it s emotional that i could see her soon and this is a big deal for me. reporter: 11 mothers and one father putting on a brave face, but theirs is a perilous route. from ukrainian by road to poland into russian allied belarus, through the russian federation to occupied crimea. translator: i could feel it with every cell in my body. i was very emotional when we were closer and closer. reporter: save ukraine spent many months planning this moment. reuniting families shattered by