to watch. you get the electronic grid on screen, right? that shows you the channels that you have to choose from, and that s on the left side. and then there s the consulates where the various shows and the access that s across the top. you look at the titles for the shows. and this is what it looks like. you click on what you want to report, and what you want to wash, and that s how you get there. in my house, the remote never works, they have to like open up three cabinet doors, and bench press one of the dogs with the left arm, while you aim the remote in your right arm, and a bank shot of a piece of tinfoil, and get that thing to actually notice that you re getting on it while you swear. that s how it works in my house. but, the thing that you are pointing at and swearing at when you re trying to click something on tv, kind of looks like that electronic grid. that s what you also used to now, in terms of watching television. it turns out that is not just an american thing
and as putin celebrates his invasion of ukraine, what is the u.s. trying to do about it, when all in starts right now. good evening everyone. from new york, i m ayman mohyeldin in for chris hayes. we have some year of elation from donald trump secretary of defense about the absolute chaos that he and others face during the last year of the trump administration. in an interview with 60 minutes, mark esper described some of the dangerous ideas that were coming from the ex president and his inner circle, that he says, quote, could have taken the country in a dark direction. at various times, doing certainly the last year of the administration, we have folks in the white house, proposing to take military action against venezuela, to strike iran. at one point, if somebody proposed we blockade cuba, these ideas would happen, it seemed, every few weeks, something like this would come up. we have to swap them down. and donald trump even proposed ordering the united states
murder suspect on the run now for custody, amazing story how they were tracked down. let s go outfront. and good evening, welcome to special edition of outfront live in kyiv tonight. i m erin burnett and we begin with the breaking news, explosions rocking the ukrainian city of odesa tonight. witnesses say a large shopper center has been hit. russia pounding the crucial port city in recent days and in mariupol this hour, russian forces we understand are storming the steel plant where ukrainian soldiers are holed up. as ukraine s ministry of defense releases this video, they show ukraine s flag flying tonight over that steel plant and cia director bill burns says putin is stepping up his assault in ukraine because he does not believe he can afford to lose this war. it all comes as putin gives a defiant message to the world during his so-called victory day speech, putin referred to new nazi threats in ukraine, again, making the baseless claim this invasion is meant to de-n
we re learning more tonight about the mysterious deaths of three american tourists at a resort in the bahamas. a couple in their 60s dying. another couple about to celebrate their 40th anniversary. the husband dying, the wife air lifted back to the u.s. what we learned tonight. overseas and the war in ukraine. tonight, vladimir putin s call to arms. the parade in red square, marking victory day, celebrating russia s defeat of nazi germany in world war ii. and what putin accused the u.s. and its allies of doing when it comes to ukraine. ian pannell from inside ukraine again tonight. here at home tonight, tensions rising in the showdown over abortion. protesters outside the homes of chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh. and tonight, what the republican leader in the senate is now saying about a federal abortion ban next, if roe versus wade is overturned. more than a dozen fires burning tonight. the red flag warn ings from nevada to oklahoma. thousands fo
america reaching dangerous extremes. protests outside the homes of supreme court justices after the draft opinion was leaked last week. america reports. dozens of protestors outside the homes of justice bret kavanaugh and chief justice john roberts on saturday. another protest planned outside the home of justice samuel alito for tonight. senators john cornyn and chris coons are moving to pass a bill to increase security for the justices and their families. it could be passed as early as today if there are no objections in the senate. president biden is condemning an attack on the offices of a pro life group in wisconsin that was set on fire over the weekend. alexandria at the white house. what more do we know about the bill? security for 24/7 proengs for justices and their families, and expand arresting authority that supreme court police have. but fox news has been told by several sources some of the details are being hammered out there, some debate back and fort