they re capable of doing with the force amassed on the border, it is going to be a disaster for russia. unclear exactly what constitutes a minor incursion, but it caused enough of a stir that the white house had to clarify the president s remarks last night. we ll have more on that in a live report from moscow in a moment. on domestic policy the president signaling a new approach could be on the horizon. he s hoping to revive his currently stalled plan to remake america s social safety net suggesting congress could pass big chunks of build back better. it s clear to me that we re going to have to probably break it up. break it up. and breaking overnight, a major defeat as expected in the push to pass voting rights legislation in the senate. reforms that the president said were so needed that without them, the coming midterm elections could be viewed as illegitimate. i m not saying it s going to be legit. the increase in the prospect of being illegitimate is in direct
australian open title or set the all-time grand slam record. it is the latest twist in a saga of djokovic s own creation frankly, which started all because he refused to get vaccinated for covid-19. paula hancocks is live in melbourne with the big breaking details. paula, good morning. all week we heard that the immigration minister was still deciding djokovic s case. what finally tipped the scales? reporter: well, laura, we know that the immigration minister did decide to revoke the visa once again, and already this case is back in court. it is 9:00 p.m. on a friday night, and just three hours after the immigration minister made that announcement that djokovic s visa would be revoked, they are back in court. it is a directions hearing. judge anthony kelly, the same judge who back on monday reinstated djokovic s visa, is now looking at proceedings. this hearing is basically to decide what the next steps will be, and if there is a case to be heard. and if there will be anoth
you re live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour with the court appearance coming up on tuesday for donald trump, the first ex president to be decided on forward charges. just over two months ago, he became the first ex president to face charged in the hush money probe involving payments to stormy daniels. this time federal courtroom in miami to face accusations of possessing and trying to hide highly sensitive classified documents at his mar-a-lago resort. kaitlan pollance is following the latest developments in miami. and he will hunker down at his golf resort there but back in another courtroom. what happens after that? well, jim, he s going to get to miami and then he has to prepare with his lawyers. that is typically what most defendants do. they have to know exactly what they re going to be doing. the very next day for an initial appearance and so we believe he will be huddling with his lawyers talking about who will represent him sin
the january 6 select committee officially subpoenas former president trump demanding documents and testimony. the move coming as trump ally steve bannon is sentenced to four months in prison for defying his subpoena. also tonight, president biden makes a new pitch to voters and a new prediction as well. he claims the momentum republicans are seeing will tilt back to the democrats in the final days before the midterm elections. and ukrainians removed last bodies from the largest mass grave found in a key eastern city. this as ukrainians is accusing russia of planning to attack a critical dam to create a large scale catastrophe. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer and you re in the situation room. let s get right to our top story tonight. the january 6 select committee truly historic subpoena of former president donald trump. cnn justice correspondent evan perez is digging into details for us right any. so what is the
as it were from this assembly on ukraine. yeah, so as you point out, jim, the russian foreign minister and the secretary of state tony blinken have been in the same place at the same time in multiple instances in recent months. in one of those instances, a secretary of state went after russia and said very bluntly, ukraine is not your country, and we expect that there is going to be more tense confrontation today. and the reason that today is different is because we do expect that both the secretary of state and the russian foreign minnist her lavrov are going to deliver remarks as part of this meeting on ukraine. and when it comes to blinken himself, we re told that he is very similar to president biden yesterday going to directly confront what we have seen as these recent developments over the last few days with president putin talking about the nuclear possibilities of this war. also, with those referendum that are planned in the ukrainian occupied territories in russia