former president grabbed him and mg about the i m the f ing president. take me to the capitol. cassidy hutchinson is an extremely credible person and that s how she was seen throughout the white house, a work horse and serious person. she clearly was relaying a story told to her by then deputy chief of staff. i don t think his word matters on this matter unless he comes under oath and testifies. he didn t tell her this. it s been reported before, don d donald trump said this in previous interviews. so, this incident, while it s interesting color and tef intly matters, we know he was pushing to go there. we know he wanted to join the violent mob that had weapons a that capitol and it was with only secret service that held him back.
regardless of their income. vote yes, and soon we ll all see the impact of a everywhere. the next looming crisis fuel shortages. this as diesel prices skyrocketed. diesel fuel, a record 5.5 $8 a gallon today and key tanks like these you re seeing in new york harbor, those tanks supply the northeast, and they re running dry. cnn s vanessa yurkevich joins us live from that harbor. diesel is like the work horse of the global economy. give us a sense with supply running low, prices running extra high, how bad could this get? reporter: absolutely, erica. new york harbor is critical to the u.s. supply chain. that is because oil tankers come
it s the commercial aviation work horse, why did that chinese boeing 737-800 suddenly plunge and crash, apparently killing everyone on board? tom costello has the latest. reporter: buried and scattered across a hillside in southern china, the remains of china eastern flight 5735, no survivors, just the personal belongings of 132 people on board. chinese investigators now say the boeing 737-800 was leveled at 29,000 feet when it suddenly went into a fast and fatal nose dive slamming into the ground in less than 2 minutes. its final seconds captured on a surveillance camera. chinese authorities say they promise to find the cause of the accident as soon as possible at the dream aero simulator in maryland, retired captain mark whites showed us what the final seconds may have looked like we re going down 6,000 feet a minute now. and getting faster and
and this is a work horse. so, i m going to turn it back to her. thank you so much. thank you, mr. president. if you d like to say a few words. all right. you have president biden and his polish counterpart, the president of poland. the president receiving a briefing on the humanitarian response according to the white house, to ease the suffering of civilians inside ukraine. of course, as we ve been reporting president biden set to meet tomorrow with refugees there as well in poland. more than 2 million of them. we should point out at the beginning of the president s remarks, he doubled down on vladimir putin. vladimir putin as a war criminal. that is at least the second, if not third time we ve heard
i don t get to do more. and this is a work horse. so i will turn it back. thank you so much, thank you, mr. president. mr. president, julie: that s president biden in poland addressing the refugee crisis in ukraine and getting briefed and thanking all the workers on the ground helping with the dire medical need and crisis and emergencies that they ve been dealing with, with countless deceased and injured with grave injuries, including children and women and just describing the whole horrific incidents we ve been watching unfold in mariupol and called a sci-fi movie. i would say it s like a horror flick. i want to go back to our panel now. marie, as a former state department employee you have to tell me what you think of the