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Because of the dynamic in the united states, president trump kept the meeting going in front of the cameras, for about 45 minutes or so, so very difficult to have a serious conversation between two leaders of countries when you are doing so much of it in front of the media. i think zelensky handled it well, and i think wasjust saying, "ok, weve got to get through this period and then lets see if we can resume a normal relationship again". air raid siren wails then, on 24th february, everything c...

Prioritizing women and children and families. there are many more that will not be able to get in. they are expanding tonight and the next four nights from 140 people to 200 and it is still not enough. this is what well see more of tonight in el paso. people lining up cannot get into shelter space. the other dynamic that has changed as weve talked to people through the afternoon, there are many more people here in el paso who have not been through the border patrol processing. they do not have t...

Have everything they need and they will stay where they are, especially as we approach christmas eve. the authorities hoping that folks will resist the urge to get out here. back to you. >> polo sandoval, you and your team please do stay warm. its tough. lets go now to our flight cancellation correspondent, cnns pete muntean, he is at chicago ohare international airport. man, i mean, you know this better than anybody, youve been watching those numbers tick up. whats it look like today and are yo...

Been released into the united states via title eight processing. >> molly: also noting that cold weather adding a different dynamic to whats going on there. serious issue happening across the country but for those folks in particular in the water. now we go to chad wolf. the former acting secretary of homeland security. thank you so much for joining us, giving us a little bit of your time on this holiday. we heard from bill, excellent reporting consistently. today it is really cold down there in...

And that complicates matters because there are some shelters that can only take people who have the proper paperwork because of federal and state law. so that really changes the dynamic out here. but city officials were so concerned about what was happening last night, they were going around essentially pleading with people to go inside some of the shelter space that had been opened up at churches miles away from this downtown area. there is such a concern among these migrants that they would be...

Late last night there were emergency teams from the city of el paso driving around this area. this is just outside the sacred heart church shelter in downtown el paso. they normally can fit 130 people inside this shelter. last night they upped that to 200 because the temperatures got down to 19, 20 degrees. absolutely excruciatingly painful. one person we talked to a while ago said -- who slept out here last night -- said it felt like they were a passenger on the "titanic" it was so cold. and th...

After christmas day. it looks like as we go into the beginning of next week thing also warm up across areas that are currently seeing freezing temperatures. >> greg carbin, thanks for that update. those bitter cold temperatures posing yet another challenge for migrants along the u.s./mexico border. many are struggling to find shelter, and in texas, every part of that enormous state is or has been below freezing today. cnn senior national correspondent ed lavendera joining us live from el paso....

>> reporter: he said he will keep sleeping on the street until he can achieve what he wants to achieve here which is obviously to come work in the united states and that is the struggle, jessica, that city officials here are dealing with is that the dynamic has really changed for the last two weeks, many of the people we were meeting on the streets of el paso had the proper immigration documentation. they had turned themselves in. but miguel has been turned away at the border several times and s...

The way out? the way out is first a cease-fire, secondly, first a cease—fire, secondly, international negotiations to get ukraines territory back to ukraine, and thirdly, a larger security system that will ensure that ukraine is never invaded again by russia. that requires either a russia that transforms itself like germany and japan did after world war ii or will require international presence of forces to put the community behind them. thats the way down the road. that raises a lot of big qu...

Doing pretty well, in ticket sales, it costs 350 million to make, so a long way to go, but can they coexist? in the big screen coexists with the surge of streaming? >> it is going to have to. it has been a fascinating dynamic to watch, because it is kind of a little bit of a mess up strategically, because every one of our studios in l.a. its kind of doing a little bit of different things, some of them are diametrically opposed, but i think that people certainly want to support theaters particula...