watching from around the world. i m anna coren live from hong kong. hey, don t see in a newsroom i was off to the, worst terror attack on russian soil in decades. lot of move putin attempts to link ukraine to the massacre. a claim the us and ukraine say use untrue israel s defense minister will travel to the white house to discuss efforts to retrieve the remaining hostages in gaza as their families plead for their release. the princess of wales says she s touched by the outpouring of support. she s received following the announcement of her cancer diagnosis russia says the death toll from friday s concert hall terror attack will go higher. so far, official say 133 people were killed and more than 100 others injured. or russian president vladimir putin has declared sunday a day of mourning outside the venue near moscow. people have been leading in flowers and stuffed toy animals is the same in all the parts of russia, like this spot in st. petersburg, russia says
united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. we start with two of the world s critical hot spots. first ukraine. where president zelenskyy admitted that the counteroffensive is difficult as wes western officials say that kyiv is highly unlikely so where does the war go from here? and then to niger, where a military coup was launched, that makes for a six county belt of cues spanning 3,500 miles across the african continent. we ll tell you what you need to know about this startling trend. also, are you amazed by the power of artificial intelligence? well wait until you hear about quantum computing. it will make today s a.i. look like child s play. i talked to mitchia kaku about what he sees as the real game-changer. but first, here is my take. in early may, 2023, it seems obvious that the united states was going to face an unmanageable border crisis. in the previous fiscal year there were about 2.4 million of apprehensions trying to
000 coventry direct redefining insurance why you ran hits america tonight at eight on cnn this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york today on the program it has been two years since the russian invasion of ukraine two weeks since donald trump threatened to leave european nations exposed to russia s aggression would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want i talk to radek sikorski foreign minister of poland, ukraine s neighbor to the northwest, and a frontline state that moscow has invaded several times also not longer el salvador was the most dangerous place on all right now it is one of the safest countries in latin america will tell you about the charismatic and controversial precedent who brought about that sweeping change then as israel continues to wage a ferocious war in gaza in the wake of hamas s attack anti-semitism is rising in many corners of th
republicans today questioning president biden s brother the lead starts right now the impeachment inquiry against joe biden appears to be possibly on somewhat cheeky ground after the justice department alleged that the former fbi informant who appeared to have so much dirt on president biden was actually peddling lies and getting his dirt from russian intelligence. cnn has the talking points that republicans are now using after years trying to sell this informant as a trusted source plus the woman with the dual u.s. russian citizenship detained in russia why she was in russia, her ties to a california s spot and the alleged $51 donation that may have led to her arrest and 21 years after the murder of jam master j. jury will finally examine that ambush that killed a member of the pioneer hip hop group run dmc welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start today with our law and justice lead and the major fallout after this former fbi informant at the center of republican e
murder and demanding russian officials hand over his body immediately. a growing number of countries, including the us, are blaming putin president biden saying this tonight no matter is he s responsible. whether he ordered her drinking is responsible circumstances reflection of who he is cannot be tolerated and cnn chief global affairs correspondent matthew chance is in st. petersburg where he filed this report in a city where there have been scores of arrests yeah. it s very late. it s very cold. and of course the death of alexey navalny has had a chilling effect on the willingness of people in this city and others across the country to come out and i m protests, but nevertheless, there have been thousands of people across russia that have violated. the laws essentially in this country to pay their respects and to give offer their sympathies after the death of alexey navalny. in this city alone more than half of the 400 people who have been arrested so far detained so