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and just about 30 minutes ago, we heard another loud explosion, didn't sound particularly close inside the city, but it happened just outside and the first time since i've been here and that i can remember there has been a daytime strike, and brianna, this also comes, we heard that strike just as we were hearing the news that here in the odesa ukrainian region, they are issuing a curfew that will go into place tomorrow night and last until monday morning and they're saying that they're making that announcement based on the attack at the train station we've seen today in eastern ukraine. brianna? >> horrific pictures that we're seeing out of kramatorsk. thank you, ed. much of the suffering now coming the light as russian forces pulled back in the kyiv area. cnn's clarissa ward takes us to a city in northern ukraine that is in ruins.
after rank and file republicans who were allies of the former president and mark meadows, the former chief of staff, but whether or not to go after the top republican in the house chamber right now, someone who could end up being speaker in about a year. >> thanks so much to you all. we're going to be talking more about this later in the snow. we've got to sneak in a quick commercial break. coming up, the number two senate democrat is going to be live with us taking us inside president biden's closed door meeting in a push for voting rights legislation. that will be happening in just a couple minutes. what president biden just told reporters as he left. didn't sound too optimistic. later, the worries of war in ukraine still looming large. we're going to be joined by john kirby to talk about next steps and the military's response to the covid pandemic. stay tuned. e covid pandemic stay tuned
taken her. to a local park, a few miles from the soccer field. >> he told me he dropped her off and he went on a separate way because she wanted to go there to meet somebody. >> that didn't sound right to jake. >> i feel like he wasn't that type of person to let her be there alone at that time of night. he was way too overprotective. >> something wasn't adding up for you. >> not at all. >> and there was something else that bothered him. jake told police that the isaiah he knew had always been a standup guy. but recently he'd heard stories about isaiah stealing from people. >> his roommate was telling me, he owes us rent, he stole my tv. and i said, "he did what? " >> oh my gosh. so he was on a downward spiral. >> something was going on. >> isaiah had been borrowing money, too. halee was one friend who'd helped him out. >> she mentioned that she had loaned him $600 to pay his rent. >> that's a lot of money. >> but apparently not enough. >> me and halee had been hanging out. and she goes, "it
many conversations, i think she's brings that relevant part to the court that's important that she is the person that is going to be a brutal hearing process. >> you know, the brutal hearing process, there were three republicans that voted to put her on the d.c. appellate court. are you looking forward, perhaps, to those republicans also supporting her in this process? because at least one of them, lindsey graham, didn't sound like he was ready for? >> well, you know, she's the same person they supported before. but when we get to this let me, it's going to be history, and they know it. the idea that they would not support the same person with the same credentials to be on the supreme court. so what they're looking for in a supreme court justice, because she has every quality that's needed. but she also brings with her a sense of history. and i think they want to be on the right side of history at this moment. >> she has made some rulings
now because he understands as, as the global community understands, this is a moment of clarity. this is a moment to pick sides. and who does one stand with? does one stand with the dictators who are trying to destroy our prosperity, our freedoms, take away our ability to have a future for ourselves independent and sovereign? or does he stand with military fighting on the sides that push back against that? and i think we've seen president biden be very resolute. and this is only accelerating that resolution. >> try to get to a resolution here. germany and france on that audio meeting today, didn't sound like much came out of it. what do you think of their progress or lack thereof? and are they the right countries, joel? should it be israel or turkey instead leading this? >> yeah, richard, this diplomacy is always needed. it's always needed to try to prod and pry and see what vladimir putin is reacting to and how he's thinking.
>> reporter: it didn't sound right to the cops either. but they had nothing to hold travis on. he'd been cooperative, forthcoming, concerned for kenia. so they let him go. as the meeting wrapped up, travis sidled up to tony and started talking. >> he was crying, telling me, i promised i'd take care of her. i wish i could have followed through on what i'd done. i feel responsible for this. wish i could have done more. >> reporter: travis certainly seemed sincere. his story, though strange, was consistent. maybe he was telling the truth and that man kenia met at the gas station had abducted her. >> i stuck my hand out, said appreciate it. and we shook hands. and when i shook his hand, it was as if an earthquake was going on under his feet and it was only in my hand i could feel it. his arm wasn't shaking, his body wasn't shaking, there was no quivering, but i felt that shake. and i looked at him. and i knew i'd shaken the hand of the last person that had seen kenia alive. there was no doubt in my mind.
about it coming down to two fairly simple problems. they don't have a finished bill yet. the paid leave portion, the tax reduction portion, they don't have a finished bill or the votes, joeman -- manchin continues, and there is just not enough days left, so democrats are now conceding that build back better will happen next year. whether or not there can be another legislate i item, perhaps a voting rights push, is another question, but it won't be build back better. >> and we heard what the president said this morning, it didn't sound very confident about that christmas deadline,
this was my mom, a vibrant, healthy woman who was just ripped out of the world. >> what happened? michele was a young 50, didn't drink, didn't smoke. she was carrying more weight than she wanted to but the only thing out of the ordinary was the surgery she had just had. >> i wasn't concerned about the health aspect of her doing the facelift. i just didn't think she needed it. >> so, if a complication from the surgery seemed unlikely, perhaps this theory from martin made more sense. maybe michele had taken too much pain medication and while running a bath fell headfirst into the tub. >> he said she was slumped over the tub. her head down into the water and her legs out of the water. >> but something about that didn't sound right to alexis. for one thing, 6-year-old ada who also saw her mother in the tub had a slightly different memory. >> she said that she saw her laying back, her head by the faucet. >> facing up?
seen her. >> jake told police he hadn't seen halee that night, but isaiah had told him where he'd taken her. to a local park, a few miles from the soccer field. >> he told me he dropped her off, and he went on a separate way because she wanted to go there to meet somebody. >> that didn't sound right to jake. >> i feel like he wasn't that type of person to let her be there alone at that time of night. he was way too overprotective. >> something wasn't adding up for you. >> not at all. >> and there was something else that bothered him. jake told police that the isaiah he knew had always been a stand-up guy. but recently he'd heard stories about isaiah stealing from people. >> his roommate was telling me, he owes us rent, he stole my tv. and i said, he did what? >> oh my gosh. so he was on a downward spiral. >> something was going on. >> isaiah had been borrowing money, too. halee was one friend who'd helped him out. >> she mentioned that she had loaned him $600 to pay his rent. >> that's a lot of money. >> but apparently not enough. >> me and halee had been hanging out. she checked her bank account. she's like, i don't have enough money to pay my bills. i don't have enough money to pay rent. i'm like, you work all the time.