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For granted you take it. even when youre young, you can be hit by a car or, you know, some untorrid thing can happen to you and you lose your life so that every moment of your life is really very valuable. if you would keep that consciousness, you would be very happy all the time. >> my dad died when he was 50 and i was 10, and i spent my whole life thinking i would die by 50 as well because thats when my dad did. and when i didnt die at 50 -- im now 54 -- i have, like, i -- i view all of this a...

They could have found "the new york times" not liable, and then it would have been he needs to say nothing. they could have found in favor of sarah palin and he could have weighed in then. does the timing of the judges statements here, does it provide fodder to help sarah palin on pale now, to suggest, well, hey, he wasnt even going to wait, he made up his mind already? >> i dont think it hurts what he believes the right result is in that sense. i think the practical problem here is that we may ...

Appeal now? it suggests he wasnt even going to wait. he made up his mind already. >> i dont think it hurts what he believes the right result is in that sense. i think -- i think the practical problem here is that we may be watching, the members of the jury, that this broadcast or other broadcasts of the like, might already have told the members of the jury what he thinks the right result is. so, the effect of that could be that the jury could be said to be unduly and thus unfairly led by the cou...

Well look at how the world is responding. him and well look at the humanitarian impact. russias invasion of ukraine is in its sixth day and the attacks have intensified. here you can see a russian air strike on kyiv�*s main television tower in the heart of the ukrainian capital. the attack took some broadcasts off air, and damaged a nearby memorial to the victims of the nazi holocaust, marking the infamous babi yar massacre of soviet jews. heres a tweet from president zelensky reacting to the ...

Broadcasts, television stations have been banned. their licenses were stripped from them because they were running russian propaganda. so ukraine is a country that is still evolving in freedom of the press. but when youre dealing with a country like russia, that you see as the tool, unfortunately what you have to do as far as the united states and russia -- keep in mind that russia has not just been in putins lie, but over the decades have created disinformation about ukrainians. so russia has a...

As the international criminal court says war crimes may have been committed in ukraine — well take a look at why theyve come to that conclusion. russias invasion of ukraine is on its sixth day — and the attacks have intensified. here you can see a russian air strike on kyiv�*s main television tower in the heart of the ukrainian capital which took some broadcasts off air. here you can see firefighters trying to extinguish fires in the vicinity of the tv tower mast. the attack also damaged a...

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. hello, im victor blackwell, welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> and im alisyn camerota. deadly strikes are taking out key facilities in ukraine as russia intensifies its attacks. today, a television tower in ukraines capital city, kyiv, was hit. people were killed, and the ministry of internal affairs says the broadcasts are off the air. >> russian military officials warn they are going to target more buildings in kyiv, i...

In kyiv targeting government buildings and warning ukraine civilians to get out of the way. just hit a massive tv tower in kyiv knocking out broadcasts to the ukrainian people. and the russian warning now, all the more terrifying after this. russian rocket destroying a government building in ukraines second largest city, kharkiv. at least ten people killed in that attack. dozens more hurt. joining me now for important perspective on this, national security analyst david sanger, correspondent wit...

Russias defence minister has urged citizens, close to what he called �*militarily sensitive areas to leave their homes, warning it would begin, what it called �*high precision strikes�* shortly. ukraines president has again asked for international help in closing the skies over his country, as satellite pictures show a huge russian convoy of tanks and armoured vehicles just outside kyiv. the areas in red here, show the parts of ukraine now under russian control, with the fighting highlight...

Manufacture a narrative, and then use that narrative as a pretext for an invasion or certainly for confrontation, how do you confront that? how does a society and a country combat disinformation, because they seem to have perfected the science of disseminating lies and spreading propaganda, with their use of social media, with their use of state-controlled media, with their allies both in ukraine and neighboring countries that are also authoritarian. >> drastic measures require drastic response....