and the new york times says this about the significance of giuliani s cancellation, quote. giuliani has been negotiating with the panel about testifying for months and had finally reached an agreement to speak about matters other than his conversations with trump or any other topic he believes is covered by attorney-client privilege. that s according it his lawyer, robert costello. it threatens what could be a major breakthrough for the investigation. his testimony could have included details about interactions with members of congress and others involved in the plan who were not giuliani s clients and with giuliani under a subpoena to testify the standoff raises the specter of yet another protracted legal battle between the committee and a formy trump aide. giuliani s decision to stonewall the committee now puts him on the very same path as other trump allies like mark meadows, dan scavino and steve bannon. they are dangling holding giuliani in contempt. mr. giuliani is an i
from america s ambassador at large for global criminal justice speaking at the u.n. she said the u.s. has credible information that they executed ukrainians who attempted to surrender near donetsk. images and reports from here suggest that such atrocities are not the result of rogue units or individuals but insteaeaead rev she says, a pattern of systematic abuse. also tonight, the return of american trevor reed held in russia since the summer of 2019. released today in a prisoner swap in turkey. parents spoke to reporters just a short time ago. not going to hit us until we see you. we re excited. we know he s on the plane. i think it s going to really hit us when we get to put our arms around him and hug him. for its part today the kremlin flexed its muscle cutting off natural gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. poland calling it a direct attack, his words, on the country, vowing not to give in tohat he cald russian black mail. vladimir putin evoked more nuclear jitter
build a war crimes case. to that point, this late item from america s ambassador at large for global criminal justice speaking at the u.n. she said the u.s. has credible information that a russian military unit executed ukrainians who were attempting to surrender near donetsk. images and reports from here suggest that such atrocities are not the result of rogue units or individuals but instead reveal, she says, a pattern of systematic abuse. also tonight, the return of american trevor reed held in russia since the summer of 2019. released today in a prisoner swap in turkey. his parents spoke to reporters just a short time ago. it s not going to hit us until we see him. we re excited. we know he s on the plane. i think it s going to really hit us when we get to put our arms around him and hug him. for its part today, the kremlin flexed its economic muscle, cutting off natural gas supplies to poland, as well as bulgaria. poland s prime minister calling it a direct attack,
witnessing tonight. and shanghai s brutal makeshift covid quarantine facilities, with no access to showers, lights on 24/7. two people forced into these shelter also tell their stories. good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. putin unleashing new hell on innocent ukrainians, targeting one of only two working hospitals in donbas, this showing the damage with shattered glass and debris cluttering the floors. in the room you see here, you ll see again the windows blown out, the camera person pans to the next room and an entire wall is gone. the top ukrainian official tells cnn the russians knew that hospital was a working hospital, it was not vacant. but this is putin s playbook. a former top defense official telling me that when the united states shared coordinates of hospitals in syria with the russians, with the express purpose of ensuring their safety, the russians turned around and used those coordinates to bomb the hospitals. this hospital
killed and are, to use a familiar word by now, graphic, so is the reality of what happened in bucha. these images taken in early march in the suburb north west of kyiv in what could have easily have been an american suburb, in these pictures seen for the first time, a man s body killed with his bicycle going about his business. these taken in early march, only now with a second body, as you know, some of the dead were left alive where they d fallen until bucha was finally liberated. elsewhere, another bike, another body, another civilian killed while simply trying to make the best of the horror playing out all around him, trying to go to work. again, these photos were given to us by the official conducting a war crimes investigation on the ground in bucha. all except one, this one, were taken by a local resident, this one of russian armor taken by a surveillance video, traffic camera video used by investigators now to try to identify the russian soldiers involved in killings