we start in the caucases, where there have been scenes of panic and confusion as a growing number of ethnic armenian refugees try to leave nagorno karabakh. it follows azerbaijan s seizure of this disputed region. roads leading from the main city, stepanakert, towards the armenian border are jammed with traffic. those reaching the border are the first to cross into armenia since the enclave was this week captured by azerbaijani forces. the territory is at the heart of one of the world s longest running conflicts. nagorno karabakh lies in the mountainous south caucasus region of eastern europe and asia between the black sea and the caspian sea. it s recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by ethnic armenians for three decades. our reporter nataliya zotova is close to the armenian border and reports on the situation there. we are now in the village right on the border between armenia. we can see the refugees coming through the border to armen
attacks with explosive weapons. we will go to that shortly. i ll i ll correspond is a close eye. just take us through the evidence that they are laying out. this take us through the evidence that they are laying out. they are laying out. this is evidence they are laying out. this is evidence that they are laying out. this is evidence that they - they are laying out. this is evidence that they have i they are laying out. this is - evidence that they have gathered from march of this year until now. what is interesting about this is that we had the previous report delivered in march which already contained evidence of war crimes, possible crimes against humanity. this reinforces that the un investigators could go to parts of ukraine that had been in russian hands, kherson, zaporizhzhia. ukraine have taken some of these regions back. what we see deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure, thatis attacks on civilian infrastructure, that is a un term, but basically, that is
for several months, we ve been discussing on the show, has been steeped in allegations that they are not governing themselves, that they are not in a position to determine when the justices at the supreme court are doing things that don t really measure up to the standards we think should be applied to them. well, for some of you, that is old news, except there is actually more news. it s got to do with, wait for, clarence thomas. now, what i am about to show you, it may not seem central to understanding our current political moment, but unfortunately, it actually. is take a look at this, this is the photo of the opening ceremony for a festival called bohemian grove and california, one country, a few years back. they are burning an effigy that is meant to represent, quote, worldly cares and concerns, and quote. the annual two-week-long festival was a place where people like erik prince and henry kissinger, who let loose, as propublica put it today. 500 bottle of wine float fr
been steeped in allegations that they are not governing themselves, that they are not in a position to determine when the justices at the supreme court are doing things that don t really measure up to the standards we think should be applied to them. well, for some of you, that is old news, except there is actually more news. it s got to do with, wait for, clarence thomas. now, what i am about to show you, it may not seem central to understanding our current political moment, but unfortunately, it actually. is take a look at this, this is the photo of the opening ceremony for a festival called bohemian grove and california, one country, a few years back. they are burning an effigy that is meant to represent, quote, worldly cares and concerns, and quote. the annual two-week-long festival was a place where people like erik prince and henry kissinger, who let loose, as propublica put it today. 500 bottle of wine float freely, and members could consume clam shower and chilly, and
seated in the trump criminal trial. that does it for us. that means that there are four left that they need and could happen very quickly. chris jansing reports starts right now. good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. high emotions and high stakes at donald trump s manhattan trial. one potential alternate quickly dismissed after saying donald trump s new york hush money case has already made her too anxious. with a jury in place, a second alternate just chosen. can lawyers find four more to make the cut today and get to the heart of the case on monday? the challen j made in court. and the pressure on both legal teams this weekend, so much to do with opening statements expected to start as soon as monday. i ll talk to a seasoned jury consultant and a former federal prosecutor next. and no comment from israel, the eerie silence hanging over the middle east right now after israel carried out a military strike against iran. plus, the la