michael young is just one of those people where this is the sweetest ghana, world any so good at what he does. i can t wish him anything but all the best. well good luck to you michael, and thank you very much rachel. there is so much news to get to tonight, five weeks into hours until election day, the justice department opened its case, the january 6th was a seditious conspiracy. the trump lawyers are trying to slow walk the documents stealing case. putin, losing in ukraine, a deadly hurricane, american democracy still under threat, and donald trump is still racist. we will get to all of that internees show. but, america got better today. history was made today, in an achievement 233 years in the making. the supreme court of the united states, began its new term with justice kennedy browned jackson on the bench. the first black woman to ever sit on america s highest court. and, if you are in the room today, like neil koch all who will join us in a moment was? you would
hello and welcome. friday, september 23rd. 9 a.m. here in london. 11 a.m. in ukraine. voting begins today in the four occupied regions on whether to become a part of the russian federation. the areas make up about 50% of ukraine s territory. if they join russia many believe that will provide vladimir putin the pretexts to claim russian territory is under attack and escalate the war. it s prompting people to flee the country in all directions. a long line of cars backed up at russia s border with finland. the government in helsinki is thinking of new restrictions to keep russians from entering. they re crossing into armenia and turkey. according to one witness, traffic at one checkpoint stretched 5 to 6 kilometers. it was a similar scene along the border with kazakhstan. trucks lined up as far as the eye could see. ticket prices are soaring for flights out of moscow. most of which is sold out for the next few days. the kremlin calls reports exaggeration and fake news. the mobi
headed near a pride event that was happening here at this park and in other parts of downtown here in this town. and they said, you know, they had riot gear with them, including shields and smoke bombs and some weapons, although not firearms. the men were apparently standing outside of the truck when someone spotted them. they all had the same clothes on, so someone said they looked like a little bit of an army, according to a witness. that s how police were alerted that they were in town, and i should mention, this group is familiar to us because they are an offshoot of a group that was at the charlottesville deadly unite the right rally that white supremacist rally in charlottesville that ended in the death of heather heyer who was run over by a man who also subscribed to this group. so this group was a splinter of that after what happened in 2017, the publicity was so high, they changed their name from american vanguard to patriot front. the leader of american vanguard bec
knew leading up to the event. sources familiar with the matter telling cnn it was significant and extremely detailed and accurate picture of prigozhin s plan, including where and how wagner was planning to advance. the intelligence was so closely held it was shared only with select allies, including senior british officials and not at the broader nato level. two reports from matthew chance in moscow and eastern ukraine, ben wedeman. talk more about what vladimir putin said today. well, this is the first time, anderson, first of all, that vladimir putin has appeared since this crisis, this armed rebellion or mutiny came to an end. so, it s been three days that he s been silent. and that was being noticed kind of around the country and around the world. he came out, though, on russian television looking visibly, i think, very angry. he didn t look like somebody who was preparing to forgive. and he talked about how the
the prison, short ones, ten minutes or so, and he saw a little bit of me at the u.n. on russian television. so he knows we re still fighting for him and that we will not give up. wow. and actually, i have to say just given how russia operates, the fact that they carried your speech on the russian television that he was able to watch is a bit surprising. what was his reaction to your speech? i was surprised to hear that as well. i m not sure what the circumstances were of how he was able to see that, but he was delighted. i m is sure he would have loved to have been there himself and to look at lavrov, to stare him in the eye, but i was able to do it for him. you have called the russian play book lazy saying evan was assigned the same investigator and placed in the same prison as your brother. what went through your mind when you heard he was facing the same fate as paul? well, we were shocked to find out he had been arrested. you know, a journalist on top of