atlanta. this is cnn cnn breaking news hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday on for that, the width hailed and we begin with dramatic video of the moment, a russian strike hit a shopping center in kharkiv, ukraine s second largest city these two people were killed and dozens more injured in the attack two more strikes in other parts of kharkiv followed the initial hit. cnn nick kate walsh is eastern ukraine. nick russia has been on the offensive in kharkiv is this stepping up of their attack yeah. look, i mean, this could have been potentially the worst civilian casualties we ve seen since russia s offensive about two weeks ago now from the north of kharkiv, from their border areas down to ukraine s second city at the moment, the death toll vote is for, has been rising. we could have as many as 40 injured in this one attack on a huge hardware store complex in an area in the northern areas of kharkiv. we ve been there ourselves, a chain st
[ ] [ bleep ] they literally move methodically forward, peeling away all those barriers and the people themselves. [ chanting ] [ ] [ ] [ bleep ] right to protest but not the right to cause chaos. neil: yet on and on we gulped police moving on to shut those anti- israel protests down but they keep popping up. ucla and portland state university among the very latest. but they likely won t be the last. new image from new york city s crackdown over at columbia. we will talk to the nypd deputy commissioner sheppard who took part in that red. men amount what they discovered. how we are on top of that and this pair former president trump in court for day ten. if he comes out to speak we will take you there are live. welcome everyone i m neil cavuto happy to have you and wants a busy newsday. keeping track of these protests takes some time. by my math, we at about six everyday and we are up to about more than 40 across the country as we speak. let s get right to it wi
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the beat with ari melber starts right now. welcome to the beat. i m ari melber. we begin tonight with a tradition that actually continues to endure in washington. the formality of the president walkout. he was then president obama walking out to the lectern. following, president reagan, the cheers, announcing that s what you do as you re president. it s a big deal whenever you enter the room. here is that same white house move with the current president joe biden. please welcome the president of the united states there it is. please welcome, and you get the walkout. today for one fleeting moment it might have seemed like 2020 went differently because there was a pretty different seemingly democratic president. please welcome, senator bernie sanders. [ applause ] thank you. bernie sanders was there for a major white house event, and he is, of course, still senator here on earth one, as nicolle wallace might say. it is sanders political support on the left an
the news continues, the source with caitlin collins starts now. tonight, straight from the source, he became the base of abortion rights in a deep red state. the personal story that may have helped sweep the democratic governor to victory. she is here tonight. plus, the fbi seizing the phones and the ipad of the mayor of new york city, marking a significant escalation of a corruption investigation. eric adams saying tonight he has nothing to hide. after resigning from office nearly 20 years ago, over a scandal with a male staffer, the former new jersey governor, jim mccready, once back into politics. he is here to make his case for a second chance. i am caitlin collins, this is the source. tonight, democrats are seizing on a galvanizing force in politics, one that led them to a string of victories on election night. even in the unlikeliest of circumstances in pretty red states, ruby red states, actually. making abortion access presenter of their campaign and their campaign