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In a court filing, his lawyers wrote this, don lemon falsely claimed that cuomo had been found to break with journalistic standards. imagine don lemon adjudicating journalistic standards. amazing terry chris, by the way, its asking for $125 million from cnn. we want to get involved but office we where rooting for him. radio show host in d.c., one of the top-rated, we are happy to have him join us. so there is something very poignant about seeing the bodies breakup, the rat pack dissolve after al...

Thank you. this corner of the country, lviv in the far west of ukraine, has been spared the russian assault and if you go out onto the streets, you might imagine that people are going about their everyday business. but here too, the war is all—consuming and ordinary people are doing what they can to help in the defence of their country. ive been talking to some of them... lviv is a city that hasnt been touched by the violence of the war. but this semblance of normality is deceptive. look beyon...

Hard to provide refugees with accommodation, food — and some semblance of a normal life. for the children of war, open arms are mightier than the fist. young ukrainians eased into life in poland with a karate class joined to distract from trauma. adolescent that the greatest strength comes from peace. mr; that the greatest strength comes from peace-— from peace. my father may be fiuuhtin , from peace. my father may be fighting. i _ from peace. my father may be fighting, i dont _ from peace. ...

But in a country of over 140 million, these are not mass movements. in moscow, the authorities are taking no chances with columns of police vans, barricades and document checks. in president putins russia, there is no space for descent. 2.7 million people have so far fled the war in ukraine. most are crossing into neighbouring countries to the west, though a few have also gone to russia and to its ally, belarus. 1.7 million people have crossed into poland. 0ur correspondent, mark lowen, sent thi...

Will it be mental health and support that is needed? psychosocial support for children who have experienced trauma, not only from the direct violence but the associated upheaval of being forced from their homes, everything they have ever known, being separated from their fathers and brothers and setting off in search of safety. it will also be critical to get kids back into school as soon as possible and as soon as it is safe. children around the world have gone through two years of disruption t...

People had back to what is left of their homes when they have little water or food and no power whatsoever but we are now hearing this new cease-fire will go into effect in 30 minutes time. we are told by mariopol it will last nine hours giving hope those people will have time to get out of mariopol and head towards a semblance of safety. this, a very significant development if you look at pictures from poland where a lot of refugees offended up, not relevant to what we are talking about right n...

Date of birtherringover this. we have let putin get inside our head. we are concerned about what he will do pattern too long outset delaying shipment of arms to them because russians on ukrainian border and afraid they would attack if we gave them the arms shipment. delayed them twice. here we are dithering over something like this. we did the sanctions not before the invasion but said we will do it after the invasion. they that had no impact on putin whatsoever. >> brian: you agree with senator...

Antony blinken a veteran of foreign policy and national security official. goes on to make the point that essentially she comes in with no experience. shes having these lunches with lincoln. i dont want the person having lunches with lincoln going to stop world war iii. id like maybe blinking >> thats right. i thought you were so generous in your last comment right there about her. frankly im sick of being absolutely embarrassed by her behavior. an absolutely mortified by the lack of experience ...

Lviv in the far west of ukraine, has been spared the russian assault — and if you go out onto the streets, you might imagine that people are going about their everyday business. but the war is all—consuming and ordinary people are doing what they can to help in the defence of their country. reeta chakrabati reports from lviv. lviv is a city that hasnt been touched by the violence of the war. but this semblance of normality is deceptive. look beyond it and you find many who have abandoned the...

0ur correspondent james waterhouse joins us live now from kyiv. good morning. volodymyr zelensky again in an address, very strong words, had he also spoke to the us, as well. , ., ,, ., , _, as well. yes, and the us has come out with its — as well. yes, and the us has come out with its own _ as well. yes, and the us has come out with its own strong _ as well. yes, and the us has come out with its own strong language, | out with its own strong language, calling vladimir putin a war criminal. la...