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Rely on his financial statements now? worse yet, all of this is happening in the midst of a civil and criminal investigation taking place in new york. that all lines up to, potential, legal disaster for trump. for his business, potentially first freedom. >> tim obrien, you have been studied the trump businesses for years. also, donald trump in the way he responds to things. when you look back on the way this is unfolding over the last couple of days, if attorney general james intended to provoke...

Not knowing about the tapes simply is not true. he knows he said because he personally sent the tapes to managers three weeks ago. >> i received an email saying that management wanted the tapes. they heard i had the tapes, because i send them to everybody involved in the case. -- and everyone knew what was on the tapes when i sent them. >> through the d.a.s office previously noted that james was convicted of assaulting a 10-year-old girl in a dennys restaurant in 2014, and the bride and those ja...

Itself has set up a separate operation centre to monitor the conflict in ukraine and also its launched a feature so it uses —— users in ukraine can like their social media profiles for security. so that is going on in response to events on the ground. ok. lets speak now to james who is the uks armed forces minister and joins us now from westminster. thank you so much forjoining us. you made a statement to mps in westminster today. what more were you saying that the uk can do?— today. what ...

Urban warfare in ukraine and if so, what does it look like? absolutely, james. the battle for kyiv has just started and what we have seen his reconnaissance elements trying to penetrate into the capital. kyiv has to be protected. it will be much more violence and i highly recommend, like they are, that they are fighting and making it as painful as possible. there is not a single ukrainian city that has fallen yet and it speaks a lot but the battle of kyiv is coming and it is going to get very ro...

Black sea. so it is very much a tense time, as normal. hind tense time, as normal. and particularly _ tense time, as normal. and particularly tense _ tense time, as normal. and particularly tense in - tense time, as normal. and particularly tense in the - tense time, as normal. and particularly tense in the capital, is it possible, james, to say how many people, i know lots of people are living underground in shelters, but how many people are left? what proportion of the population are left in t...

Spring time here, we have early springs and late falls. >> well take early spring. i ran through the numbers what the white house calls a disconnect and then something that happened which is the president cleared out the other shows people were trying to watch, you know, its a big deal when they get all the networks not just the cable news and you see a bump. what does that mean? >> i think people were just, obviously, the situation in ukraine, and i think a lot of people want this president to ...

That may be changing now. >> alex, stand by. well get back to you. a dangerous situation in kyiv. meantime analysis from the military analyst. james "spider" marx with me. you are over there watching this. what is the reaction to what we see and hear in this city? >> thank you. let me show you something up front. the forces that are coming into kyiv are coming in in this direction. if you realize that what we have here is the niper river. the russians did not deploy in this direction because the...

Russian president vladimir putin continues to amass troops and equipment near the border with ukraine. u.s. officials are still committed to diplomatic options. according to the latest u.s. intelligence assessment, russia has close to 75% of conventional forces postured there at the border. so lets have a walk-through with major general james "spider" marks, head of geopolitical strategy at academy securities. where all has putin amassed these troops? . >> first of all, lets take it from putins ...

Outlawed like "war" or "invasion," and find that were then punished in a completely draconian and unacceptable way. >> reporter: more than 8,000 anti-war protesters have been detained across russia in the last week according to an independent report. they too could face up to 15 years in jail. but putins support does run deep, as our james longman saw. >> so you dont believe that russia is invading ukraine at the moment? >> reporter: of course i do not believe it. its nonsense, she says. if it w...

First one, president biden has the steps to punish russia too tough, say be%, not tough enough, say 30%. now, marry that to another poll number. if russian president vladimir putin goes beyond ukraine, would you support a military response from the u.s., 79% say yes. james, nobody wants world war 3. putin knows that he pushes so far, and hes going to have to provoke some -- some worldwide response at some point. theres been a lot. but he stayed within the confines of avoiding a nato country. do ...