donte wright is free this morning. these stories and more right here on cnn news central. we are expecting a big but not an unexpected announcement from president joe biden and straight to the arlette seanez who has been watching this and we know that last week you are expecting news that we expect him to announce that he is going to become the presidential elect. well, sara, president biden spent the weekend at camp david to go over the final details regarding the details and staffing for a campaign. the president s advisers have been working towards launching this campaign tomorrow and doing so in a video . also tomorrow, the president is going to be speaking at the building trade yun yon unions t and that is a key group that helped to elect him in 2020. and we are learning that the democratic sources are telling us that he is expected to name julie chavez rodriguez as the campaign member. she is one of the most senior advisers here at the white house and director of th
and the suicide bombing at kabul s airport. an intelligence failure, chaotic scenes and americans and afghan allies stranded in that country, some still today. yet, the white house officials say they were proud of how that exit went correspondent mark meredith at the white house with the latest on that live at the north lawn tonight. good evening, mark. bret, good evening to you. tonight the white house is essentially blaming former president trump for out how the end of the war in afghanistan was carried out even though the war ended in august of 2021 under president biden s command. critics are saying this report out today is an obvious attempt to try to shift the blame over how america s longest war came to an end. the president s decision to end the war in afghanistan was the right one. the white house is defending how it ended the war in afghanistan. even after images like these showing afghans fleeing for their lives sent shock waves worldwide. today the white hou
400 people there and thousands others wounded. sam kiley is in djibouti which hundreds of diplomats are using to escape the route, and what are you seeing there? well, sara, this is a small country has become the hub for multinational special forces efforts involving troops from countries as far as away as japan and south korea all of the way through to the united states, and of course, many, many europeans, and now that particular operation led there by the united states took in british special forces who themselves then went out on the ground and mustered british expatriots to get them on the 18 kilometer drive which is 30 mimile miles out to airstrip to get the brits out. and there are nearly 400 people
of ukraine. here is correspondent david spunt. the fbi openly recruiting russians to give up important information. in a new video shared with millions around the globe on twitter, facebook, and google, bureau officials speak directly to russian citizens, expatriots, even spies looking to break free. do you want to change your future? the fbi values you. the fbi could help you but only you have the power to take the first step. ad campaign comes as russia continues to wage war in ukraine. more than a year after the initial invasion. u.s. officials say vladimir putin is as isolated as he has been since coming to power more than 20 years ago. it s a very tight, clear message to any russian who might be interested in volunteering to the united states government. it s meant for russian intelligence officers and the message is repeated numerous
experts warning that europe could be facing its largest refugee crisis this century. the u.n. saying tonight that 1 million people have already fled ukraine since russia invaded, most crossing in through neighboring poland and 100,000 seeking asylum in hungary. reporter: the train to safety arrives 20 minutes late, rolling across the border from ukraine, loaded with civilians, all fleeing the world s newest war zone. it is a carefully managed procession, families emerging one by one, expatriots from south asia and africa and of course ukrainians welcomed by hungarian officials and aid workers. each handed a solidarity ticket, a free seat on another train to