russian citizens to enter ukraine. palpably it s tricky to see what s happening here. and despite calls for deescalation, the rhetoric continues to rise, and moscow s probably getting signals from the white house that maybe it can get away with more. christine? all right. nick paton walsh in kiev, thank you. to the latest on our southern border. we re learning the main shelter housing central american migrants in tijuana is at least three times above capacity, housing almost 6,000 people. cnn crews visiting the makeshift shelter finding squalid conditions. cnn s leyla santiago in tijuana with the latest. reporter: dave and christine, this makeshift shelter, these tents, state officials here say already three times, at least three times over capacity. more than 5,000 central american migrants are now calling this the home of the caravan. and resources are now becoming a
jacket and all sorts of other very expensive suits. the man likes jackets. councilor, a couple of questions for you. first of all, this is a nonsequestered jury. the president of the united states is tweeting about the defendant in a way they can all see, proclaiming his innocence. where do we file that? what do we do about that? well, it s tricky. the judge will instruct the jury, as every judge does at every trial, do not read about the case, do not watch television about the case. but this is a different world where we re dealing with twitter. i don t know whether the judge maybe rachel knows has instructed the jury not to read twitter. but that s almost what the judge needs to do. they re not sequestered in the way that, you know, we re used to with the o.j. simpson trial, for example. but they likely have been instructed to not pay attention to any news, do not read newspapers, because of the prominence of the coverage. let s interrupt our
company that bought the rights to karen mcdougal s story. that presents a very interesting, if you will, element to all of this. it clearly now is part of the conversation. what level of scrutiny is there, do you think, should there be of ami s role here or could there be? it s tricky. normally, there is the what is called the media or press exe t exemption. they can talk to candidates, do interviews and that s all legal. that s not a campaign violation. as one court said, the media has to be acting in the traditional role of the media in doing that. if ami bought her story, the catch and kill scenario where they bought it to kill it, but they had not talked to the trump campaign about it, they did it for whatever reasons, there would not be a campaign violation. if they did it because they
bonamy often spends time in his workshop for fixing his puppets the joints are made of metal the bodies are made of a combination of resin silicon and plastic. and people all his materials online. one of the main challenges in building these puppets is you ve got kind of two starting points one that is the kind of ideal puppet they want to create but then you also have to accommodate for your own hands and a symmetry in the way that they move in a way that you wouldn t kind of imagine sometimes. so i think it s trying to marry those two things and finding something that works in terms of proportion but also in terms of movement and also in terms of a static. it s tricky. to be dixon has his pockets perform every day situations on. always plays the lead
stl there s a parade. second will it get to the supreme court? no. they ll try to it s a procedural ruling that under new york law it s tricky whether or not it gets to the court of pilpil appeals. i would look for trump team to try to settle and probably for a pretty benpenny at this point. a deposition is really toxic for him. plolitico reporting her attorney had submitted a issue knee. information about those women is irrelevant to the case. i watched the cosby verdict and assignments like the way this is