outside of mariupol, ukrainian officials point to nassau satellite images that show ground in one area has recently been disturbed. they also say claims from one source indicate that the site has been used to dispose of bodies. cnn is working to independently verify those claims. meantime, russia has unveiled a new goal in the conflict, a new strategy. a commander saying taking control of southern ukraine and even donbas region to establish a land block of crimea. there is new credit yo that shows utter destruction in the small village of moschun, north of kyiv. house after house flattened. the ukrainians played a major role in pushing back from the city. 100,000 people are trapped in mariupol including soldiers and sillians. ukraine s deputy prime minister announced this morning, a humanitarian corridor is now open to evacuate, women, children and the elderly. this morning, we are hearing reports of more shelling in the kharkiv region. we re going to bring you up to date w
violent in washington on january 6, right? i was a brand-new member of congress. i don t remember those conversations. but i would those in charge of the capitol were taking the capitol security very seriously. yes. so kind of dodging, weaving a little bit. couldn t get pinned down on much. but her bottom line defense on this, christi, is that she had nothing to do with the violence. and therefore, she can t be thrown off the ballot, but we ll see. so, what happens at this point? what happens next? well, so the administrative judge who is presiding over the hearing yesterday. he probably will issue his recommendations in a few weeks. probably early may. then it s up to the secretary of state here in georgia, brad raffensperger, he s on the receiving end of donald trump s wild phone call, cajoling him to
is yes? yes, you could, you could get a court order to do that. but would that take a court order? it would, to do any kind of search in these areas on a u.s. person you have to have a court order. and here is general alexander s bottom line defense of all that secrecy. some of these are still going to be classified and should be. because if we tell the terrorists every way that we re going to track them they will get through. and americans will die. joining me now, howard dean, former vermont governor, and joy reid. howard dean, you were once on your way to the presidency, i don t know what happened to stop that. but you may have had a chance to sit in the oval office with that issue in front of you. if you don t do this, americans will die. there will be generals like alexander sitting there telling you that.
and say what more do we need to now look at that individual themselves? so there are issues and things that they would then look at if passed to them. so the answer to the question is yes? yes, you could, you could get a court order to do that. but would that take a court order? it would, to do any kind of search in these areas on a u.s. person you have to have a court order. and here is general alexander s bottom line defense of all that secrecy. some of these are still going to be classified and should be. because if we tell the terrorists every way that we re going to track them they will get through. and americans will die. joining me now, howard dean, former vermont governor, and joy reid. howard dean, you were once on your way to the presidency, i don t know what happened to stop