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good morning and welcome to this weekend edition of mourning. joe eve got a lot to get you on the sunday morning, let s dive right. in russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. it s hypocrisy, it is corruption, it is a nation that is really only dependent upon oil and gas for their economy. so economic sanctions are important. give some military assistance to ukrainians, at least so they can defend themself. while. that was the late senator john mccain back in 2014, with an eye on vladimir putin s economy and his intentions for ukraine. i wonder, well i don t wonder, i actually i spoke with john mccain in the last year of his life, i was going to say i wonder what he would say about lindsey graham. we had a good conversation, he rolled his eyes, i think he said lindsey is so excited about playing golf with the president, he is like half gone already. he is fully gone now. i don t think even senator mccain would ever, ever! have imagined that lindsey g ....
tomorrow morning. we ll be campaigned there, then headed to the super tuesday state. also tonight a grim milestone in ukraine. reporter: i m charlie d agata in kyiv. russian forces on the attack two years after launching their brutal invasion. plus, the body of russian opposition leader alexei navalny is handed over to his mother as his widow accuses vladimir putin of torturing him even in death. migrant crisis after a bipartisan deal in congress gets blocked. what s next? i m camilo montoya galvez at the arizona border where hundreds of migrants are crossing into the u.s. each day undeterred by border walls and a treacherous terrain. later, after six decades of collecting art, a couple shares their historic finds with the world. the things in this exhibit belong to everybody. this is the cbs weekend news. from washington with adriana diaz. good evening. i m nancy cordes in for adriana. we begin with breaking political news from south carolina. cbs ....
legal loss for the national rifle association or nra. a new york jury found it liable for corruption, basically financial mismanagement that went all the way to the top. the former ceo lepierre corruptly managing the organization. he s ordered to pay $5 millions because of money the xi found was misspent, millions that went to basically perks, personal spending, lavish lifestyle, trips, yachts, jets, you name it to seemed he was sending the money that way. and the new york attorney general who brought this case might seem familiar. she s been in the news recently for a string of victories. i m talking about a.g. letitia james. and this suit dates all the way back to 2020. she and her team have been working on it for four years. it is a major rebuke to the nra at a time when many have asked just how america s gun laws got to this point, why a country that has overwhelming 60% support for, for example basic common sense gun safety can t get those measures passed on a fede ....
for republicans, it is a battle over who actually runs this states party. also tonight, ohio takes identity politics to a nauseating low, banning trans candidates from using their real names on the ballot. and what does it say when republicans go too far, even for trump? alabama supreme court appears to view ivf treatment no differently than abortions. and if you think it s just an alabama thing, wake up. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s do it. with the south carolina primary officially over, it is time to talk about the next political contest on the calendar. tuesday, voters in the crucial battleground state of michigan will cast ballots in both the democratic and republican primary contests. for president biden, tuesday s primary presents perhaps the first real threat to his reelection hopes. ahead of the primary, local progressives launched a campaign urging michiganders to vote and committed, to send a warning to the president that his continued support for israel ....
standing between trump and the white house. no matter what the cocktail party crowd is saying. plus, an interview i was looking forward to for a very long time. sarah matthews is the former deputy white house, press secretary for donald trump. she testified before the january six committee, and she will be here and studio to talk about what concerns are most about what concerns about a possible second term. later, trump takes his presidential immunity gap, at this time in a classified documents case. the law joins us to pick that one apart as only they can. okay. last night, donald trump won the south carolina primary. as expected. he was ahead by 30 points. this put him one step closer to the republican nomination. now, nikki haley did get about 40% of the vote. about the same margin she got in new hampshire, and a much more conservative state. also, her home state. important context. 40% is not, in her words, a tiny group. there are some early warning signs ....