have been in the tournament. they lost the title game to merrimac but they are tra transitioning from division two so they weren t eligible to play in the tournament so. the knights got in on a technicality. they certainly made the most of it. they certainly did. next hour, andy katz joins us to preview some of the upcoming marquis match-ups. he is reporting on the tournament. and the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. you are in the cnn newsroom. jim acosta is off tonight. i m paula reid in washington. donald trump is als already looking to raise campaign fans hours after called on supporters to protest what he says is his imminent arrest. trump said he expects to be arrested on tuesday. now, this comes amid the manhattan district attorney s investigation into hush money payments made to former adult film star stormy daniels shortly before the 2016 election. but a trump attorney tells me the former president based his claim on press reports stemming from wha
and good evening. i m erin burnett in london tonight. out front tonight, king charles iii is at westminster castle after leading his nation and the world in an emotional farewell to his mother queen elizabeth. nearly half the world watched this crucial funeral as the transition of power was symbolized with the imperial state crown, the orb and the sceptre. they were atop of the queen s coffin and they are now on the high altar. they will be given to king charles at his coronation. we witnessed history as the royal family united for its final farewell to the queen. never before had anyone in the world seen a state funeral like this broadcast live. this was the first time, and the stillness and the quiet of the city were palpable from where we sat overlooking westminster abbey, you could feel everything stop and the moments of silence. that was a solemn hour-long service that we all witnessed. the queen s casket passed just behind where i m sitting tonight. it was draped in the
is zero chance that the russians will cooperate with the icc court. it would take vladimir putin and the other charged to get out of the country and be picked up by another country s police force. again, unlikely. they say this is an important symbolic moment. the fighting continues and the investigations are further war crime allegations continue. particularly in the eastern part of the country where bakhmut is still very intense fighting. ukrainian sources saying they re still holding a significant portion of the city which has largely been flattened over the last few months of artillery and rocket attacks. but there is a sense now that the wagner forces in particular, the mercenary group, is looking to bring in more recruits. the head of the group is asking for at least 30,000 new fighters to be recruited across the
see the tragedy, we see the terror, we see the conversations and see the images around war crime allegations, i m trying to understand from the united states and the audiences perspective and human ity, how o those of us here at home wrap our minds around the unrelenting horrors of this war? we can t normalize it. we can t look at the issues and say that happened and it continues to happen and move right on. i want to appeal to folks at home to keep paying attention because we re bearing witness here, not just the reporters on the ground here, the ukrainian people and others observers this, but everyone who s watching these stories. we re bearing witness to crimes taking place. and they re taking place every day. and those are not just claims, right? because we have visual evidence of this. we have eyewitness accounts of this that fit a pattern of deliberate russian targeting of civilians.
putin may say i ve got nothing to worry about, but that s basically a president for life strategy, and that strategy is very risky. he thought he could be president for life, lost an election, the new government sent him off. similarly al bashir he s sitting in custody right now. so this presidential life strategy is a risky strategy. it s not going to happen tomorrow but, you know, can putin hang on for his entire life to avoid a possible indictment, you never know. the u.n. general assembly voted thursday to suspend russia from its human rights council over those war crime allegations. the u.s. ambassador, linda thomas greenfield, who i met this week at my national action network convention, she launched this campaign to suspend russia. your thoughts? well, to be a member of the