jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro harold ford jr. dana perino and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five have you ever seen veep. we re living it. you re living it yes you are. jesse: kamala dougie fresh saying out loud what the entire country knows by now. the biden white house is one big season of veep and we all can t wait for the series finale. in case you haven t seen it veep s a comedy about an incompetent and vindictive vp as she claws her way to top. sound familiar. you know what i would like to tell people but obviously i can t. say it here. i should be president because it is [bleep] turn. are you ready to step into the role and do whatever the country needs. i m absolutely ready but thank god our president is in good shape and good health. [cackling laugh]. because words have many meanings and what we mean to say when we speak those words can mean so many different things we can confuse our own meaning when we sp
and comes as the war in ukraine rages on. more from new york. when news broke on friday that alexei navalny, the foremost critic of russian president putin, had died in an arctic prison, questions arose of how the us would respond. now we have one answer. the us is expected to announce further sanctions against russia. this comes as washington struggles to agree on funding to assist ukrainian armed forces. this week marks the two year anniversary of russia s full scale invasion of ukraine. at the start of that conflict, the us enacted a slew of economic sanctions against russia. those included freezing russian banks and businesses out of western financial markets, and along with europe, canada and japan, freezing some $300 billion of russian central bank assets. the us also enforced economic restrictions on russia s oligarchs and banned russian energy imports. all this was intended to dampen the country s economic and military power and ultimately stem its might in the war. b
girl missing since leaving home to catch a school bus last thursday in east texas. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has got the late latest for us this evening jonathan, unfortunately bad news. 24 hours after he still hoped audrey cunningham would still be found live it fell to lyons to deliver the late breaking news. i announced audrey s body was located at the trinity river at the u.s. highway 59. my heartaches with this news and i express with my deepest sympathies and condolences to everyone who knew, who cared for and loved audrey. police have been questioning 42-year-old don steven macdougall as a person of interest in audrey s disappearance. macdougall has a long criminal record and lives in a camper van behind the home where audrey lived with her father. about an hour north of houston. police say macdougall admitted he left the property with audrey to take her school bus stop just before 7:00 a.m. last thursday. something he apparently had done on several previ
ukraine rages. more from new york. when news broke pry friday that alexei navalny, the foremost of russian president putin, died in an arctic prison, questions arose of how the us would respond. now we have one answer. the us is expected to announce further sanctions against russia. this comes as washington struggles to agree on funding to assist ukrainian armed forces. this week marks the 2 year anniversary of russia s full scale invasion of ukraine. at the start, the us enacted a slew of economic sanctions against russia. those included freezing russian banks and businesses out of western financial markets, and along with europe, canada and japan, freezing some $300 billion of russian central bank assets. the us also enforced economic restrictions on russia s oligarchs and banned russian energy imports. all this was intended to dampen the country s economic and military power and ultimately stem its might in the war. russia s economy has weathered the effects of these and i
could have a major impact on people or stroke struggling to start a family. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central president biden is rearing for a fight with donald trump. cnn has learned that biden person holy directed his staff to do more to call out recent inflammatory trump comments, not using those words. clearly looking to draw a contrast ahead of a possible 2024 rematch to help get that message out, biden has stockpiled a record amount of campaign cash and he s on his way to get more in california right now to see fundraisers to pad those coffers. former president trump meantime, is also on the trail today. he and his last remaining republican rival, nikki haley, are holding dual events in south carolina with four more days to go before that state s primary haley today vowed to keep fighting well past saturday. let s start you off at the white house with cnn s mj lee, mj, walk us through your reporting