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big news. thank you my friend and thanks to you at home for joining me this our. for years now donald trump has insisted his favorite book is the bible. but four years now he has also been seemingly unable or at least unwilling to recall any of its specifics. the whole bible is very incredible. i joke, very much so, they always hold up the art of the deal. i say my second favorite book of all time. but i just think the bible is something very special. i m wondering what one or two of your most favorite bible verses are. i wouldn t want to get into it because to me that s reversible. you know when i talk about the bible it s very personal so i don t want to get into is there a verse that means a lot to you that you think about or site? the bible means a lot to me but i don t want to get into specifics. is there a favorite bible verse or bible story that has informed your thinking of your character through life, sir? i think many. i mean you know when we g ....
deadline that is now the clock is ticking down. it s less than 30 days from now so it s unclear if that s something that they would actually officially docket, but certainly by the deadline of march 25th, it will become clear. i would think from one or both of the parties whether or not he is actually posted that bond or put up the money himself? what s the likelihood of this appeal? i mean, he has to post this to have this appeal. it s not surprising that he s appealing it, but what is the likelihood of an appeal actually succeeding here? i think it s very unlikely. remember, kaitlan, this is largely a documents case before we even got to the trial. this judge issued a summary judgment opinion just on the documents that the trump organization had engaged in persistent fraud. and then you get to the trial with judge engoron. really protected the record for appeal he gave a lot of leeway to the defense. donald trump got to make a lot of brands about it. this ....
good evening. i m kaitlan collins coming to you live from one and then tonight, after an extraordinary 48 hour journey in and out of ukraine for a one-on-one interview with president below tamir zelenskyy on the second anniversary of putin s invasion of his country. it was a conversation that frankly surprised me several times. including zelensky s candor about the fight over us aid. it s a situation that is so dire. zelenskyy told me ukraine will make no new gains on the battlefield this year unless they have us help. he also warned that millions of people could die. it loomed almost over every conversation that was had with ukrainians on the ground. this question of whether or not american support is going to be part of their future tomorrow could be a moment of truth there because in washington, president biden is set to meet with the leaders of the house and the senate. really inside that room when they talk about aid to ukraine, which we are told we will be par ....
you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington, good evening. florida governor ron desantis is lashing out at vice president kamala harris for her criticism of the state s new guidelines on black history education. harris made a last minute trip to jacksonville last night in florida where she voiced outrage over a portion of new state education guidelineshat require teachers to instruct students on how slaves may have received a, quote, personal benefit from being taught certain skills whaile enslaved. desantis is accusing harris about flat out lying about the revised curriculum guidelines. kevin, the vice president certainly seemed to want to take this issue head on it seems? reporter: yeah, she only put this trip on her schedule on thursday, so a day before hand. so there was a last minute scramble to arrange this trip, and vice president harris really ex excourseuating republicans and these new educational standards that critics say sanitize african ....
we begin this morning with the worst night in odesa since the start of the invasion. russia s third night of attacks on the city leaving at least one person and two others injured. officials urging people to stay in their shelters until the sirens end. ukraine s air force pleading for better defense systems after they downed only five of 19 russian classrooms. the eu s top diplomat calls this barbaric due to the large scale of destruction of food infrastructure. he says not only did russia withdraw from the black sea deal, they are burning the grain now, too. officials claim the previous two days of attacks destroyed 60,000 tons of grain, foods that millions in developing nations rely on. alex marquardt is there. reporter: this city has never seen anything like this since the beginning of the war. i can t overstate the terror that the citizens of this city have had to experience over not one, but the last three nights, and it is no mistake that odesa is home to ukra ....