backin the united states, this agreement, back in 2009, and it was an agreement worth $500,000 us we are told, but some of the allegations against prince andrew concern what happened allegedly in london and the caribbean, not in the us. weill. happened allegedly in london and the caribbean, not in the us. caribbean, not in the us. well, that certainly is caribbean, not in the us. well, that certainly is helpful caribbean, not in the us. well, that certainly is helpful to caribbean, not in the us. well, that certainly is helpfulto her, caribbean, not in the us. well, that certainly is helpfulto her, and - caribbean, not in the us. well, that certainly is helpfulto her, and i - certainly is helpful to her, and i think she can make that argument. i also notice that in the document that was released which i have read carefully, there is no signature on the line forjeffrey epstein and nor is there a line for a notary signature from him. so i assume they re probably a fully executed
could occur before the end of the olympics is only growing in terms of its robustness so that i can stand here and say, that is a very, very distinct possibility. it s important to remember that the peak freeze in terms of the ground that those tanks would need to cross over occurs if you look at any almanac on february 15. that would be on tuesday. president biden held a video teleconference call with the prime ministers of canada and britain. the chancellor of germany, the presidents of france, poland, romania, the e.u. and head of nato to prepare for swift sanctions. general milley said he spoke to the military heads of 17 key nato allies, france, germany, poland, romania and the u.k. indicating how serious the allies view this currents crisis. sandra: thanks, jennifer griffin. let s get more reaction from
after demonstrations were held in 50 different stays in russia. and with international outrage only growing, president zelenskyy spoke just hours ago, once again demanding the west provide his country with fighter jets to defend itself. and, in fact, there is word the white house is actively considering the plan to do so. in addition, secretary blinken says the white house is in, quote, active discussions with european partners about blocking russian oil sales as well. in fact, in about an hour, president biden will be in the situation room on a secure video teleconference with the leaders of france, germany, and the uk. but u.s. gas prices could expect to go even higher. a dicey proposition when the price hit $4.07 a gallon, a few cents shy of the all-time record. the cost of a gallon is way up in just the past week. i want to bring in amman awas
meanwhile, another fourth round of talks ongoing between the russian and ukrainian side. originally, those talks were held in belarus near the border. today, they re being held by video teleconference. everyone here waiting ing anxi to see, not with a huge amount of optimism, but whether there will be any response to ukraine s pleas, at least for some kind of a temporary cease-fire that would allow for civilians to be evacuated and humanitarian aid to be brought in to some of these hardest hit areas, john. clarissa ward getting us st started from kyiv. thank you. now lviv, western ukraine, scott m mcclain is there for us. a part of the country suddenly getting vladimir putin s attention. reporter: it seems like the strikes from russia are getting further and further west lately. we ve seen strikes in cities like lutsk. not far from here in lviv.
images. they appear to show at least several fatalities on a main street in donetsk. the donetsk pro-russian separatist leader claimed it was a ukrainian missile and has claimed 20 people were killed. cnn cannot independently verify those claims at all. but certainly all of this leading to an increase in fighting, increase in tensions, more and more civilians being killed as a result of that. you mentioned the ongoing negotiations between the ukrainian delegation and the russian delegation. those are taking place today via video teleconference. they re not in person. but certainly increasing pressure for the russians to agree to some kind of a cease-fire even if it s only a temporary cease-fire particularly to get people out of those besieged areas. you mentioned mariupol where