todd. one near since sworn into office. he says the administration has outperformed during that time, and blames former president donald trump and republicans for his shortcomings. todd: as we exclusively see from the former president - we begin with rip jenkins in washington. what is the latest. reporter: what a day, already the majority leader shuck schumacher can call for the vote to change the filibuster rule. it was rendered dead on arrival. watch. one party to exert complete control in the senate with a simple majority will pour fuel on the fair, and dysfunction function that is tearing that nation apart. todd: after the failed vote the president taking to twitter saying: this, after that marathon press conference where the president defended his record after one year in office. i didn t overpromise. i did probably outperform anyone that thought what was happening. we have made enormouses progress. we mentioned a number of death from covid. it was two times
they have agreed to pull out. a last run in the spring time garden for the children who ignore the town s sirens. translator: my sister woke up this morning and said, we have to leave. so we packed up. we didn t want to leave until the last minute, but then something made her want to. so we had to. it s an emotional wrench, but it s a relief. the importance of groups like maria are part of a volunteer army right across ukraine, here in the front line villages is not just humanitarian. it s political. it s about trying to hold on to as much ukrainian government territory as is possible for as long as is possible. the lessons from bucha and other towns captured by russia is that many civilians may not survive occupation. a neighbor herself frightened and confused still refuses to go. she s got a job at the local power plant. joining ukraine s millions of refugees risks a life of deeper poverty. translator: it s simply genocide of the ukrainian people. i don t know how els
the world bank says it expects ukraine s economy to shrink by 45% this year as a result of the war with russia. the bank says enormous financial support is needed immediately to keep the government running and to support a population enduring the hardship of war. it s also forecasting there will be greater economic damage than was caused by the covid 19 pandemic across eastern europe and central asia, with unprecedented sanctions leading to a steep recession in russia, too. joining me now from warsaw is anna bjerde, the world bank s vice president for europe and central asia. anna, good to talk to you. no surprise at all to hear that the outlook for ukraine is dire economically but the question is how do we help ukraine. the world bank is pledging even more money? world bank is pledging even more money? great to be with ou, more money? great to be with you. sally. more money? great to be with you. sally. and more money? great to be with you, sally, and thank- more money?
donald trump s legal team responds, accusing the special counsel of going after trump s first amendment rights. and now both sides are facing a new deadline. brand new exclusive reporting. u.s. officials just briefed on the ukrainian counteroffensive are now calling the progress being made against russia, sobering. not in a good way. the challenges that ukraine is facing. and a violent brawl in alabama goes viral. a group of white boaters accused of jumping a black security guard and then a full-blown fight escalated on the river front. warrants are now filed as demands for justice grow. i m omar jimenez with kate bolduan and john berman. cnn news central starts right now. special counsel jack smith and donald trump s legal team now face a 3:00 p.m. deadline today to respond to the judge over seeing the 2020 election case. at issue now is how much and under what conditions evidence can be publicly disclosed ahead of this historic trial. trump s legal team not surpri
raid in provo sparked by alleged threats against president biden and other officials. authorities say they had treason believe the man was serious about his intentions with president biden scheduled to arrive in salt lake city in just a few moments. senior correspondent claudia cowan is in salt lake city tonight with the latest. good evening, claudia. good evening, bret. as you mentioned. this happened in provo, utah. that s about 45 minutes away from salt lake city. at the home of a man who has been on the fbi s radar for many months. according to a federal criminal complaint, craig robertson claimed online to be a 74-year-old former air force vet and the owner of many rifles, shotguns and handguns. and a so-called gilly suit. that s a type of camouflage. the fbi says robertson posted many credible threatening messages on social media. and was planning to take action. the complaint quotes robertson as saying i hear biden is coming to utah. digging out my old gilly suit and