hello, everyone, and welcome to the amanpour hour from ukraine here s where we re headed this week to two years of bipartisan pledges to help for as long as it takes congress false ukraine s future is more uncertain than ever. and putin plots his next move. if we don t stop putting in ukraine, he will keep going. also, this our ukraine s foreign minister blames weapons delays for russia s biggest strategic win in months. we wouldn t lose a vip guy if we had received older i m initiatives that we needed to defend our more ukrainian towns on the front line at risk. then from my archive, deja vu all over again, the pro-democracy ukrainian president poisoned in an assassination attempt, running against a pro kremlin candidate people cry when they see my face. but my country has also been disfigured my 2005 conversation with ukraine s viktor yushchenko the gostiny foretelling of the fate of alexei navalny and finally, how hearing is believing in a very different holoca
director to broker a cease fire in gaza as the president s frustration builds over netanyahu s tactics. can a breakthrough be reached? also ahead, stocks tumble on a hotter than expected inflation report. what the numbers may mean for anyone trying to buy a home or pay off their credit card bills. plus, house republicans on the hunt. their new push to get materials documenting president biden s poor memory. and check those valentine s days. thousands of ride share drivers set to strike. our reporters are following the latest developments, but i want to begin with the latest push for a cease fire deal inside gaza. raf, what s the latest at this hour as all these leaders get together for another round of high stakes negotiations? reporter: as we speak, cia director bill burns is in cairo: he is huddling with officials from qatar and egypt and importantly, in israel. i say that because this time last night local time, it was not clear whether or not israel was going to s
and worse. loses basic contact with his family who is keeping his name and mission alive. let s bring in dan hoffman former cia station chief served in moscow, fox news contributor. dan, why do you think the world cares so much about alexei navalny and why does his death matter? well, you know, the first thing that came to mind was chris wallace s interview with putin back during the summit asked him how come so many of your opponents end up dead? that s the way vladimir putin operates. remember, navalny had more than 6 million youtube subscribers. published a lot of material about corruption specifically related to vladimir putin. he was considered a threat to putin because he was able to mobilize public opinion against putin s autocratic kleptocracy. now, the key thing to keep in mind here is that russia is going to elections in march. even though navalny was not in a position to really to be a threat to vladimir putin from jail, from a siberian go log. putin s message is
the past to your full potential. old school cnn news the race to replace the disgrace right now, new yorkers are heading to the polls for a critical special election to decide who will fill former congressman george santos is seat with major implications on the balance of power in the house. senate, majority leader chuck schumer is calling on house republicans to support the $95 billion foreign aid bill that just passed in the senate but that funding for ukraine and israel and taiwan remains uncertain as speaker mike johnson has vowed to block the vote and a worrisome partnerships say the least, us officials are sounding the alarm about the blooming ties between russia and north korea we are following these developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central why now voters in new york s third congressional district, just outside of europe city, you re casting their ballots to replace indicted and expelled republican george santos, the special