russian city of belgorod. russia has accused ukraine of mounting cross-border attacks on fuel depose and military installations. there s new video from the ukrainians that shows what they say are ukrainian drone strikes on russian vessels inside the black sea. not far from snake island. something worth watching there. overnight house speaker nancy pelosi in poland, she met with the polish president there following her trip to kyiv over the weekend. she says the visit will send an unmistakable message to the world america stands with nato allies in support of ukraine. i want to go live to cnn s matt rivers this morning who is in kyiv. i know you are closely following the situation in mariupol, hundreds of people still trapped inside that steel plant and in zaporizhzhia where she are waiting for bus loads hopefully of citizens from mariupol to be evacuated. what can you tell us this morning? reporter: yeah, john, two different evacuation operations going on right now in m
considering the text messages obtained by cnn on friday. former chief of staff, mark meadows, and sean hannity, exchange texts about how to invalidate the results of the 2020 election. hannity says, this really should not matter. yes, i am a member of the press. i have 675 radio affiliates among i am on the fox news channel. it is a news channel. i do not claim to be a journalist. i claim to be a talk show host. no worries. we never thought you were a journalist either. meadows and hannity did not respond to our request for comment. he could also find his place in the hot seat after another audiotape where he admits how dangerous the gop rhetoric has gotten. tension is too high. the country is too crazy. i do not want to look back and think that we caused something or missed something and someone got hurt. i do not want to play politics with any of that. of course you don t. let us not forget there is the maga muppet, marjorie taylor greene. maybe perjury taylor gre
like this would not happen in a day, it would be the result of weeks, perhaps months of negotiations and the fact that it came to be today in the midst of this war shows that russia and the u.s. at least have diplomatic channels open. and we should note in the past that not all the time, maybe not even oftentimes, but sometimes exchanges like this have because of those openings allowed for discussion of other issues. doesn t mean it happens here. the u.s. still at loggerheads with russia. the fact it took place in the midst of the war, a war where there has been increasingly volatile rhetoric from russia, even about threats of nuclear conflict and so on is notable. as i said at the beginning, first and foremost, about the freedom of a young american, a marine veteran, imprisoned under as you were describing, john, at best questionable circumstances. he was imprisoned according to the russian for endangering the safety of russian police officers after an altercation going back
had called on people to turn out at midday in moscow and other cities to spoil their ballots or vote for any other candidate. these were the scenes in moscow. there ve been no protest chants the authorities warned that activists could be arrested. a rights monitoring group in russia says more than 70 people have been detained. vladimir putin is almost certain to win, giving him another six years in power. the kremlin has ensured he faces no credible opponent. protests were also held at russian embassies abroad. mr navalny s widow, yulia, was among those queuing outside the russian embassy in berlin to vote. there have been demonstrations in the uk, france, tokyo and georgia. with me is the bbc s vitaly shevchenko. thank you for being with us. third and final day of voting, give us a sense of the picture in russia. people are voting and queues did form at a greater number of polling stations, as far as we can tell. the opposition had called for its supporters to come at noon
who the hell was the imposter that went up on the stage before and like claimed a victory. she did very poorly, actually. she had to win. i find in life, you can t let people get away with bullshit. you just can t do that. and when i watched her in that fancy dress that probably wasn t so fancy, come up, i said, what s she doing? but here s the thing back on earth. haley acknowledged the reality of her loss and even congratulated donald trump. she did, however, vow to stay in the race through the primary in her home state of south carolina. i want to congratulate donald trump on his victory tonight. he earned it. new hampshire is first in the nation. is it is no the last in the nation. south carolina still about a month away. she will be highlighting what the exit polls underscored last night, trump clearly has a strong grip on the republican party, but glaring weakness among independents and those suburban voters. we ve got team coverage this morning. let s start off