Shelling Outside News Today

so what happens now? we have you covered with mark meredith on what exactly went down in that florida courthouse and to former presidents response. law professor jonathan turley on whether key details could still leak out no matter what the judge ordered in the courthouse. and lee carter, polster, on the political fallout way beyond the courthouse. welcome, everybody. im neil cavuto. glad to have you. so much, so fast. lets get to it. mark meredith in west palm with the very latest. ma...

it is saturday, november 4th. im ali velshi. we begin this morning with a split screen image that perfectly represents this moment of american politics. with democracy hanging in the balance, donald trump on the campaign trail, and on trial. trail, >> on one side we see a disgraced, twice impeached, multiply that former president raging at the system as the walls close in on him. on the other, the seemingly untouchable front runner for the republican nomination giving his supporters an...

Plea for someone to change the material conditions that got us into this situation and to make sure that it doesnt happen again. >> politics is how we distribute pain. i wrote that down. i keep that write here. i want to read something you wrote, jack, about your reality and the reality that the small calculations and decisions you make. this is when you were still in kharkiv. you wrote we spent most of the day on sunday in the hotel lobby devising a new threat assessment method based on the dur...

We are against the russian invasion. we cant reach the city right now, but a local teacher agreed to film for us... look, its almost the entire citys here. ..describing what its like to confront russian soldiers. i was crying to them, go home, go to your mum. and did they reply? two were laughing. i was really furious. so then ijust cried out some curse words to them. usually i dont. away from the protests, empty shelves at some local supermarkets, but for now, there is still food to be found he...

Volunteer, handing out supplies, 15 years old. >> no one deserves it. i dont like it. im trying my best to help. >> we also found a group of international college students many nigerian attending sumy state university in northern ukraine. >> showing pictures of their harrowing escape. fighting their way through a crowded train station after two nights in a bunker terrified of the shelling outside. >> i wouldnt want any of my enemies to go through that, because we couldnt sleep, it was like youre...

Two were laughing. i was really furious, so then ijust cried out some curse words to them. usually, i dont. away from the protests, empty shells at some local supermarkets, but for now there is still food to be found here. a russian flag flies over the local police station, but there is no sympathy for ukrainian officials who bow to the kremlin. if they cooperate and want to make our city russian, i dont know the word, it is treason. remarkably, ukrainians are still in control of the mayors offi...

I was really furious, so then ijust cried out some curse words to them. usually, i dont. away from the protests, empty shells at some local supermarkets, but for now, there is still food to be found here. a russian flag flies over the local police station, but there is no sympathy for ukrainian officials who bow to the kremlin. if they cooperate and want to make our city russian, i dont know the word, it is treason. its treason. remarkably, ukrainians are still in control of the mayors office, f...

Ijust cried out some curse words to them. usually, i dont. away from the protests, empty shelves at some local supermarkets but for now there is still food to be found here. remarkably, ukrainians are still in control of the mayors office, for now. "you can hear shelling outside," says the deputy mayor yuri stelmashenko, "not far away and we are getting used to it. "the russians have allowed us to keep working "but it is not clear how long that will last." western countries apply more sanction t...

If they cooperate and want to make our city russian... i dont know the word. its treason. remarkably, ukrainians are still in control of the mayors office, for now. "you can hear shelling outside," says the deputy mayor. "but were getting used to it. "the russians have allowed us to keep working, but its not clear how long that will last." not surprisingly, a lot of the people were in contact with inside kherson dont want us to identify them, but they tell us essential drug supplies are running ...

I was really furious. so then ijust cried out some curse words to them. usually i dont. away from the protests, empty shelves at some local supermarkets, but for now, there is still food to be found here. remarkably, ukrainians are still in control of the mayors office, for now. you can hear shelling outside, says the deputy mayor. "not far away, but were getting used to it. "the russians have allowed us to keep working, but its not clear how long that will last." western countries apply more sa...