>> h. she says it's not the dominant issue among most of her friends. >> they're terrified about what might happen if joe biden doesn't. >> terrified why? >> what will, happen to this democracy as someone who is older than him pays attention to politics. what do you see? >> i don't think age should be a determinant of competence. i don't think they go together in any way, shape, or form. no, a lot of younger people who are quite incompetent. i know a lot of older people who are very competent and joe biden falls into that category for me, she knows northampton's history of razor thin margins and of picking the winner. >> i'd always surprises me because we tend to spend time with people who think the way we do. so i think everybody it is for joe biden until november comes that surprises me. >> levin will be 95 when this november comes down towards your waist. great. >> every crunch. her way of

saying it's just a number. >> right >> first of all, john pat is an amazing shapes. she's looked some great for 94. wow. so who has the upper hand among these older voters, even the democrats there we met who support biden think trump does at the moment, and trump has historically anderson let me just pull up these numbers and look, forgive me for turning my back just so i can stretch them out. in 2016, donald trump beat hillary clinton among voters over 65. you see it there by seven points, right? it was smaller in 2020 and that's the difference. joe biden, five points and keep it within the margins in pennsylvania, trump b. clinton by ten, trump beat biden by seven. so you don't necessarily have to win this constituency but if you keep the margins tighter, joe biden has to at least keep the margins tight. and the voters we talked to said, it's a bit of a challenge right now. >> what about older voters and other battleground state that's why this is so interesting. let me get this one off the screen here. come out to the national map and give you a show here. this just look at this. if you look at, let me bring it all the way out. you see pennsylvania in the key battleground states, the darker areas here are where you have a higher percentage of 65 plus voters. look, it's the day are the most reliable

voters they will vote almost always. and so for president biden, he has to answer the age question, anderson, among those who understand this issue better than anybody, of course, they're going through it every day and they talk about it. they have their own memory lapses they can't move as fast as they could. again, it splits mostly along partisan lines. it's mostly democrats who say the president is fine and republicans who say they don't. but what was most interesting, we saw it in pennsylvania and it will matter in these other states is the democrats you heard in the piece there saying that they're still what the president they think he's okay. but when they talk to peers, some of them have doubts and so that's an issue as we go forward here. >> john king, thanks so much. the news continues right here on cnn >> when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice, ride it out, but the trade-offs of treating or push through the pain incentive we've there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain treated anytime anywhere without wearing where you want it's too late. >> do not take with strong said 3a4 inhibitors, allergic reactions to your bravais can

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both on the border speaking minutes apart from stoking fears, biden saying, let's work together. who is the winning message? a new pictures tonight of the 30 american ballerina being held in russia shaw on treason charges. court today, rejecting her appeal, i'll speak to her boyfriend who has just received a letter from her. let's go outfront >> and good evening. i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news, the justice department's new push to try trump before the election just moments ago, the special counsel, jack smith, filing a motion to start his classified documents case against trump on july 8. now, that could mean a trial and a verdict before election day. basically, it appears that smith wants to move forward with the documents case as quickly as possible after suffering a major setback from the supreme court on his january free sixth case against trump. trump, his team is, you know, for their part using now they're trying time tested strategy of delay, delay, delay. they've just filed a

motion just moments ago and it reads in part a fair trial cannot be held until after the 2024 presidential election is concluded. that is the entirety of trump's strategy in these cases, push everything until after the election. that way, if he wins in november, you can appoint an attorney general who can toss these federal cases out. evan perez is outfront live in washington, so evan, what does this new move by jack smith mean for trump? >> well, erin, what you're seeing is prosecutors trying to find a way to box out the president, the former president, and his legal team, because as you as you noted, what they're trying to do is delay this to the point where it makes it impossible for tanya chutkan and the dc trial to find room on the calendar. they know that obviously given the fact that this that the that the immunity question is now before the supreme court. we anticipate that what they're going to do is look for something that will make sure that the dc judge doesn't have

room on the calendar between now and november to schedule a new trial. and so what jack smith is doing here in making this request is trying to at least have the judge in in in florida put a put on the calendar a date of july 8th. now, we don't know whether she'll go for this. there are a lot of complicated issues because this has to do with classified information. aileen cannon, the judge, there has pretty much been been helpful with the former president and his legal strategy, so we don't know where she's going to go. but you also see this in another ruling in another filing today from the special counsel, one of the things that they raised in in a filing today, erin, is that they want to ask jurors about whether they believe the 2020 election was stolen. it's something that obviously the trump team is opposing, but that's an interesting thing for them to bring up this. of course, is a case now being going to be heard in fort pierce which is

the trumpiest part of the sudden southern district of florida that's where the judge overseeing this case, aileen cannon, that's where she sits. so you can see the legal maneuvering that is going on between the special counsel and the trump team. some of this, of course, is going to come to ahead tomorrow. erin, when the two sides are before judge cannon for a hearing, that's going to go all day. >> all right. evan, thank you very much. take about that. the doj is looking at the exit polls. >> we've >> seen in each of the state's right. and when you look at how people are voting and do you believe the election is stolen? the numbers have an absolutely stunning among voters coming out of voters saying that they believe it was stolen. >> all right, outfront now, ryan goodman, our outfront legal expert, and ben ginsberg, longtime republican election lawyer. so ryan, you've been talking about trump's legal calendar here day in and day out as each machination has occurred, can you lay out what it looks like if jack smith gets his way and gets this july 8th start so if jack smith gets

a july 8 start, we do probably get a verdict before the election. and so there are two routes. one is based on jack smith's own estimation, you'd probably get the end of trial around august 19, trump's estimation is it's going to take a longer period of time for the trial so that you get a verdict and the end of trial around september 16th. but both of those, uh, well, before both the alliance, while before the election, that's right. so that's why the july 8 and whether or not the judge cannon goes with the justice department is key to that outcome. >> so ben doesn't mean do you think there's any coincidence that smith makes this move a day after the supreme court said it would hear arguments on trump's immunity while he's in office. and they said that they're going to take that up and that means that likely will not get a verdict by election day in any scenario. >> it does mean that it means the florida case is the one that can move forward. the quickest. >> i >> don't think it's an accident, but i think this hearing has long been scheduled for friday. it was going to involve dates. it's

significant. he's moving get back to july just a week before the republican convention. >> oh, that's interesting and important to point out as well. all right, so ryan, here's the thing though. trump's doing as usual, right. we'll do it till after the election. but you actually think that he may be better off with an earlier trial in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. how come how come? >> as evan said, that this is a very trump friendly territory for him. and i think yeah, and it's basically it's an open and shut case as a legal matter, but i think what's going to his best defense is jury nullification. that one of the jurors are more say, i'm not even going to convict this person even though the law and the facts say i should i think that he would actually stand a much better chance of that happening while he is the front runner, the nominee for the gop before the election, were he to lose the election? i think that jury nullification option goes down by a lot. >> and that's a significant point and people may not, may not realize the nullification issue could even be out there so ben trump has repeatedly

tried to argue that even having to be in a courtroom for trial is election interference, right? he said that all these cases are election interference by the fact that they even exist. here's just a couple of examples. >> i go to a lot of courthouse is because of biden because i using that for election interference instead of being south carolina and other states campaigning, i'm stuck here tonight should interference case. nobody has ever seen anything like it in this disgrace >> obviously, but i should point out, he was there by choice in that case, but multiple judges have rejected the claim, right? the point that he's making. >> do you have any >> worries though, ben? how it may look to voters the closer we get to election day. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, what, what donald trump has shown is that this can become a prime ingredient of his campaign. that he can play the victim. and there is a certain element that shows up in the polling that says people, even independent voters, are

sympathetic to the fact that his political opponents are putting him on trial so close to the election so this is a fraught moment really for the way the campaign plays out for the democracy general >> so ryan, do you think that jack smith at this point has accepted i mean, i guess, you know, he's got to be realistic about it. that obviously the mar-a-lago is the only one that he could get a verdict in, given that the supreme court is going to hear the immunity issue, even presuming that they rule that he is not immune, that that he can be criminally charged. there's no verdict in that coming in the january 6 case. >> i think he probably thinks it's a very low likelihood that there's a verdict coming, so it's better to put the eggs in the florida basket. there's still a chance that he could get a verdict in january 6, so that if that gets put back on the rails, but that's unlikely. and i think the only way in which really happens is it gets handed back to him greenlight to the trial court. and then he decides to slim down the case, not charge all of it. in order to get a much shorter trial

trial period and a much shorter pretrial period, but that's a long shot bid. that's why i think he's going for florida. >> i do want ask you one other thing here and then get ben's reaction and that is just on what actually happened behind the scenes at the supreme court it doesn't seem from a lay person's perspective that if jack smith comes to you in december and says, hey, what did you hear this immunity issue. so let's get it taken care of supreme court. supreme court goes know we'll send it to another chord, implying, let them decide. and then they decide and the supreme court takes three weeks to decide whether it will weigh in or not all this time passing that didn't need to pass does it indicate some sort of real tension on the court >> oh, absolutely. i think that they must be internal dissent on the court in that sense, trump does have, in all likelihood, for justices that have said, okay, we'll take, we'll actually going to take this case. we're not going to let it go back to the courts below and that we're going to take it and you can take two months to brief the case as well. so it doesn't seem as though they're in any major hurry, even though april, to some extent, as an expedited

schedule for them, right. it's not according to what this is all a really great and i understand the way the court works is fair to point that out. right. but that is a fast move, but nonetheless, waiting the three weeks ben, they could have decided in december, what do you think's happening on the court? >> it could have. well, i think there's obviously some dissension in the court about how quickly to move on this. and it's important to put this into big context. none of the silver bullets that have been shot at donald trump, whether it's impeachment or the russia gate, or now any of the prosecution's or the 14th amendment case is likely to strike home before the election. so the fate of donald trump and his actions are now going to be judged by the voters. >> and >> in a real sense if you're looking at the institutional design of the democracy, that's where they should rest with the voters until this dream court for whatever their reasons, has contributed to putting the verdict on donald

trump at the ballot box as opposed to the core >> right. is it safe to say with this news that we have tonight, right. trump trying to delay the mar-a-lago classified documents case till after the election, jack smith requesting a july it start date that would get him a verdict by election day, easily. >> it's the riskier >> path given that the ruling so far from that judge have obviously gone in trump's favor and given the jury pool it is risky and it's also risky because the judge can administer the trial. however she wants, there's a lot of discretion. they're not however, but a lot of discretion. >> yes. >> there's even a little bit of a wildcard. she could even issue a direct verdict after the prosecution presents their case and say there's not enough case here and that's actually not reviewable. they're just many ways and not reviewable. it's very unusual in a certain sense. it's a surprise to some lawyers, is not reviewable. so that's why some people have suggested she should have been recused because you shouldn't this person should not have that much control given how many times she seems to have favored donald trump in very unusual as it wouldn't go to a jury. and there's no appeals

process right? >> wow >> ben, does that surprise you >> well, i knew this existed, but ryan says it exactly right. it is it is a fraught strategy would you again is why that none of this is likely to come to pass before the election. takes on such significance in the campaign meeting in a way you've taken away the factor that donald trump is based in his campaign on, which is he's a victim. so this is a different political reality. we're all of a sudden going to need to deal with all right. >> well, ben ryan, thank you both very much. next, biden and trump facing off tonight over the border in texas. in the same place at the same time for the first time this election. and the difference between them was stark they coming from insane asylums and they are terrorists. past his bipartisan border security bill, we can do it together. >> plus a horrific scene in gaza, more than 100 people

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invasion over the past three years, the united states is being overrun by the biden migrant crime. it's a new form of vicious violation to our country. it's migrant crime. we got it. biden. >> migrant crime >> anymore? biden who made his first trip to the border in more than a year, struck a totally different tone. >> here's what i would say to mr. trump said a plan policy issue said of telling members of congress to block the certification. join me we're all join. you. been telling the congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill. >> we can do it together >> totally different universes. the bill of course that biden is referring to, never made it out of the senate blocked because donald trump thought it was bad for himself and republicans. politically, rosa flores this out a front in eagle pass, texas tonight

>> eagle pass resident and b get that diaz couldn't be more pleased with the dueling border appearances for both president joe biden and former president donald trump yeah, that's your reaction >> she says she's voting >> for trump this election and hopes the former president's visit to her hometown sends a much needed message. >> texas is very secured. >> eagle pass is where texas governor greg abbott deployed the controversial border buoys these him took over a public park by putting up razor wire guarding it with arm texas national guard soldiers and kicking out border patrol. it's the park trump toward and where he was briefed by texas authorities, the united states is being overrun by the biden migrant crime. it's a new form of vicious violation to our country. it's migrant crime, >> some eagle pass residents gathered in protest asking that trump leave their town >> dispute today. you're not welcome in this community.

>> several hundred miles down river. president joe biden in brownsville. today, biden meeting with border patrol agents, law enforcement, and local leaders as he pushes for a bipartisan immigration deal >> it's time to step up, provide them with significantly more personnel and capability we also need more immigration judges. >> the last time a biden visited the brownsville area, it was election season 2019. at the time, jill biden visited a migrant pampa cross the border in matamoros, mexico as her husband promised, humane border policies some in brownsville took to the streets today to remind them of those promises. biden's job on the border could get exponentially more complicated. the plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit are asking a judge to rule that migrant children and their families who have just crossed the border into southern california and are waiting and makeshift camps to be transported for

immigration processing are actually in federal custody attorney nihad decide says the conditions are deplorable. some migrant children have waited outside for days in the cold with no food. >> children have had no choice i spoke to take refuge in overflowing porta-potties to sleep and tarps littered with trash, all to just avoid the freezing rain, cnn reached out to us customs and border protection for comment back in eagle pass, the us, the hardcore trump supporter, tell me how you really feel about it. says that like trump biden is also politicking on the border. >> i don't like your father, but i respect them. it's an honor to have the president of united states i don't care what party you want >> and the irony of all of this is that neither president biden or former president trump actually visited the busiest part of the border where the most migrant apprehensions are

happening right now. that's actually happening in another state, in the state of arizona jonah and erin, you saw a glimpse of this in our story, but this border battle between the united states and the state of texas is really changing this community. the community where i am here in eagle pass, texas, and i don't mean just physically with all the razor wire around it the public park in the golf course. and you could hear a military helicopter right now behind me perhaps. i mean, the community, the people, it's dividing the people of this community along lines that were invisible before love this started. erin rosa, thank you very much. who has spent so much time reporting on the story for us. and now the laredo, texas, victor trevino, he met with president biden during his border visit today. the radio of course, sits between eagle pass and brownsville, which is where trump and biden were maire i appreciate your time. thank you so much. so you had a chance to be with the president today. did he say anything to you that gave you any hope that there will be any relief that

he is planning any image? and then executive action >> well, first of all, thank you for having me. i think it was his visit, the brands sell here on the border was very productive. it was an effort to get dialogue solutions to problems decades of problems of border problems, border situations. and bottled water challenges. now, one of the things that is important as we, as marriage, border mayors was present is that we need to give the reality and it perspective of what we have here we live in work here, rather than having perspective from other places we also need to change the narrative because the only news that we have most of the news is that we're warns don't down here and it's not so laredo, texas is the major port of the united states. the number one port with over $300 billion

worth of merchandise coming in on a yearly basis. and we have to be cognizant of that also the rate of formula works. we are an area where we have the leaves, migrants, crossings, and it's one of the safest cities in the united states and that is important to say in the context of course of what the foreign president is saying about crime. now, obviously, trump was the reason the bipartisan congressional deal on the border did not pass in the senate. of course, president biden could take executive action, but nonetheless, trump yeah really put the nail on the coffin on that bill. he was at the border today and he did say something else that i wanted to play again for you, mayor >> these are the people that are coming into our country and they're coming from jails and they're coming from prisons and they coming from mental institution they coming from insane asylums. and they are terrorists, they're being let into our country

>> and >> it's horrible mair, is this what you're seeing >> well, everybody has a right to an opinion and these are opinion we have to have ability to be cognizant of what the facts are but we don't see what he's saying. i mean, this this is not the reality we live in work here born and raised in laredo all my life and i know that this is not not not affects this is something that you have to be here, live here and work no, i understand what what goes on here. that was a message that we're giving president biden. he needs to find out from us that live in work here in the border mayors perspective of that mercer vinho. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> all right. and harry enten joins me now to go beyond the numbers. so harry, you've got biden and trump both at the border there at the border

because it is the number one issue according to every poll to voters by far. so this issue is being felt across the united states though, right? it's not a texas issue. there's not an arizona issue which is where the crossings are right now. >> no, it's not. if you look at the immigration cases that are filed, an immigration court, right. what you see is look, it's up all over the place where the migrants are going, but where we're really seeing the increase is actually in the blue states, not just in the red states, you know, back in 2019 and florida and texas, the numbers there were more than that reversing california, illinois, new york, new jersey, very blue states. but you jump forward to 2023, where have the increase has really come from, really come from the blue states. look at that 525,000 cases, new immigration court cases filed in those blue states versus just a little bit more than 400,000 in those red states this is the major thing that has changed over the last four years where this used to really be a border problem. it used to really be a red state problem. it's now gone beyond the border into a lot of northern states that aren't anywhere near the border area has incredible when you think about that just by those

numbers, known, court cases, known cases, yes. 927 thousand in one year. think what that the system simply can't handle that. as structured out new york city epicenter for the migrant crisis. we live here, we see it. the state of the most migrant arrivals per capital last year, one per every 100 people. so that's 84,000 known migrants that have come to new york city put that in perspective. >> yeah. put it in perspective. look at new york city's budget, right? how much has eric adams budget saying that we're going to spend on asylum seekers this year 2.3 billion more than the fire department at this particular point, it looks like more than the fire department at 2.2 billion. so this i think is why you're seeing all those protests go going on in new york city, especially in staten island. you're seeing these budget figures and they line up with a way that people are feeling well. >> and i think that show something right there that crosses all party lines. you got to move very far at hard-pressed to find anybody who's going to say that's the way it should be. >> all right, harry. thank you very much. thank you. appreciate it

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disturbing >> around four in the morning, thousands of palestinians are already camped out by the coastal road in western gaza city humanitarian aid trucks are reportedly on route a rarity in northern gaza we're hundreds of thousands are now on the brink of famine as the convoy passes and israeli military checkpoint and enters gaza city hundreds desperate for food swarmed the trucks as seen in this drone video released by the israeli military many climb onto the trucks, grabbing what they can. when suddenly the israeli military opens fire, killing, and wounding about 20 people in the crowd, according to local journalists, have other al zaanoun who was on the scene pandemonium ensues as people run away. eyewitnesses say the truck drivers speed off killing

dozens more people. the palestinian ministry of health says at least 104 people were killed all and more than 700 injured. cnn is unable to independently confirm those numbers. the israeli military acknowledges its troops shot people near the convoy it says the gunfire was unrelated and came after people were already killed in a stampede. >> in a second event in a short distance away, we also had a group of people that approached the military forces in a war zone the forces opened fire in the air to distance them, warning fire in order to get people out of harm's way unfortunately, they proceeded to advance and indeed their perceived threat and the forces opened fire. of course, i will say we're continuing to investigate, continuing to inquire and after actions, activities that account contradicted by eyewitnesses who say israeli gunfire triggered the mass panic >> our children die of hunger. they went to get a bag of flour

in order to be by children. some will run over, others were shot. so they send us that these ratings can keep shooting at our children. this is wrong. this is not right. this is not wrong. right >> the latest victims killed on a day when the death toll in gaza surpassed 30,000. according to the palestinian ministry of health, a majority of whom are women and children more may soon die of starvation as the world food program warns that more than half 1 million gazans are on the brink of famine >> we are talking about a man-made famine because we have a kind of a total blockade for the people were living in the north. there is not even enough of animal food and invalid folder for people to eat or to do bread with animal fodder. >> that desperation brought tamar out to ocean buried to that coastal road early

thursday morning, but i had you been able to ask is he went to get a bit of bread? >> a bag of flour for his family, displaced that the schools in jabalya camp. now he lies dead, killed while trying to survive and erin, the critical backdrop to all of this, of course, are those ongoing negotiations to secure a temporary >> ceasefire in gaza? make no mistake that ceasefire clearly is more essential than ever in order to get that humanitarian aid into gaza, it is because so few humanitarian aid trucks have been able to make their way into northern gaza that we saw this situation unfold the way it did. but this incident today, as much as it highlights that need, it also could impact those negotiations and president biden tonight saying that he believes that it will complicate those negotiations going forward. aaron. >> jeremy, thank you very much. live from tel-aviv and outfront. now, the democratic congressman tom suozzi of new york. this is his first national tv interview since he was sworn in to replace the disgraced republican

congressman, george santos it comes a lot to speak with you about tonight and thank you so much for being here in your of course, home state. you call yourself an unequivocal supporter of israel. obviously that's a hard report to watch as we tried to understand what happened. more than 100 people killed today at that humanitarian side. a guy going to get flour and he's dead. when you see that, does that give you pause in support for what israel's doing? >> well, i'm going to always remain unequivocally supportive of israel of course, you'd have to be in human to not see pictures like that and not be moved by it there, is tremendous suffering going on i went to israel in december and went to gaza, went to the gaza envelope and saw the attacks on the kibbutzes. i saw so much carnage. it was just awful i think everybody would love to see a ceasefire. hamas should surrender their weapons,

release the hostages, and we can try and talk about path forward we need to have some sort of negotiated settlement whereby we know that hamas is disarmed. hamas is not some loose confederation of desert soldiers. they are sophisticated disciplined terror army whose mission is to destroy israel and kill jews. that their mission. >> so, sources tell cnn and i've heard from people who have you know, seeing this president biden's very frustrated with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and how he's choosing to handle this right now, he feels that netanyahu has been ignoring him and obstructing humanitarian efforts in gaza and biden is actually let some of that frustration congressman, show in public saying that the actions of israel are over-the-top. up in his words. and he also said this >> there are a lot of innocent people are starving innocent people who are in trouble and dying. and it's got to stop

netanyahu so far does. not appear to be heating that. is there more biden needs to do >> i think that the president is working really more behind the scenes to try and build a coalition with the sunni arab states so that the sunni arab states and israel and the western world can work together as a bulwark against iran to not only rebuild gaza, but to prevent iran from continuing its malicious activities throughout the world, really not just the region, but throughout the world this is, this is really hard stuff. it's painful, it's difficult, it's awful. but we can't forget that it was precipitated by going in and killing a bunch of innocent people in gruesome ways. and hamas i did a bill back in 2018, a bipartisan bill with a gun and mike gallagher, who's now leaving congress, unfortunately, very talented republican called the human shields act, where hamas literally uses civilians to

protect their armaments, to protect their troops so you mentioned gallagher, and that leads me to the question here. obviously, you were one and flip the district george santos's district other democrats and you've got people like gallagher leading ken buck, you've got people who may be in vulnerable districts, republicans leaving opening the possibility for democrats to pick up seats in november this issue that we're talking about though, is front center for a lot of democrats, certainly in michigan. and you see it in a lot of communities. >> people don't see the israel >> issue the way that you're laying it out. when you came in today and you gave your speech about coming into congress, what do you say to other democrats? who wants to try to flip those seats in the environment we're in right now. >> you have to talk to the people about what the people are concerned about. what are people concerned about their concern about the chaos at the border. they're concerned about the cost of living and they're concerned about the dysfunction that exists in congress. a lot of the problems we have in our country are not being addressed because all anybody does he

yell and scream at each other. these are every issue we face is complicated. and you can't solve a complicated problem in an environment of fear and anger, you need people to sit down and talk to each other and try to find common ground. it can't be that everybody is just, you know, you're no good. no, you're no good >> you know, a tweet, a speech, a press release i've got to build goodwill between people in trying to work together to solve problems. >> congressman suozzi, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. and outfront. next, putin make some of his most alarming comments to date about using nuclear weapons today. actually warning of the destruction of civilization was new picture of the thirty-three-year-old america again, who is now being held in russia for allegedly donating $50 to a ukrainian charity boyfriend is just received a letter from her and he joins me next when, migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice except the trade-offs of >> treating or push through the pain and symptoms. >> we've you rally there's another option. one, dose quickly stops migraine in its

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ultimately understand that we also have weapons and they know about it. she'll just as i said, we also have weapons that can hit targets on their territory to all of this really threatens conflict with the use of nuclear weapons and therefore, the destruction of civilization. don't they understand this? >> they, the west, but as putin ramps up, those threats directed to the united states, as we are just getting in a new image of the 33 american ballerina jailed on treason charges in russia the court rejecting her appeal today. she appeared by video because any a karelina traveled to russia from los angeles to visit her family in january. then she was detained for allegedly donating $51 to a ukrainian charity she was in the us in front now because any as boyfriend chris van heerden, he was on the show last week after russia first announced her arrest. and this is i know a crusher first

interview since her court hearing today so you saw her and i'm so sorry for what you're going through and what that must have felt like. but you did see her today in this photo appearing by video she's behind bars. i know it's the first image you've seen of her since she was detained in january what do you see here in her face and gosh, what even goes through your mind looking at this chris it's, it's, it's painful to see this knowing who this woman is byod. >> i >> see how plus i see someone that's just crying for help, hopeless, someone is afraid. that's what i see i know that you were able to get another letter from casenia and that she was just now able to have a brief >> phone call with her mother. >> what is >> she telling you that you can share? >> in this lattice? it just gives you more and idea of what

did they looks like an unlocked right now because i've also to share that with me and she would just expect to me that she's got to be up at 06:00 a.m. in the morning led lights out? no. you got to go to beta 10:00 at night, but they're not putting the lights out. so she has trouble sleeping she's explained to me that xi's as the titian full-time esthetician shows, she takes care of herself and messy eyebrows bothers a lot. so she's telling me in the letter that you know i got to take care of my brush so she's using a spoon to see a reflection and she's friction eyebrows with the spoon, not read this breaks my heart, but it's those shows me that is very strong mind that it gives me a little bit hope that this all strong magnets also explains to me that they get to go outside once a day, but it's cold outside and they go to the roof and but when you go outside, you got to stay at the wall and you're not allowed to make contact, you speak to no one. reading this is painful >> there's one called water

and she's esthetician says is making a joke as is telling me like this is my dream because cold waters, good fuel phase. but i'm an isis finds this finding human all of this is just breaks my heart because if you know, could say she's caesar lives you so much joy. so much happiness >> it's just unbelievable. i know that the court extended the time she's going to be in custody now. so now it's at least april. she's awaiting a trial, and of course chris, it's it's painful to hear it, but you know, the reality we've seen this with other americans jailed in russia. i mean, evan gershkovich from the wall street journal, appeal after appeal just gets rejected and he's been there now 11 months because said he was detained for allegedly donating $51 to a charity for ukraine, which she was in the us. i mean, what are you hearing from anyone? us state department, anybody about it? >> go ahead. >> i'm in contact with the us state department and everyone

is reassuring me that they are trying to vary based to get close to casenia stole so unsuccessful, but they're not giving up yeah. and then just listening to all of this $51 like it's it blows my mind >> plos anybody's mind. >> well, >> i know that she is. i'm sure if aware and so grateful for what you're doing here to try to make sure that the world understands what, what she's going through now yeah, we have we have we have a long battle ahead of us. i know that so i've created to go fund me page four and this fighting for the school. >> chris, thank you so much. talk soon. >> thank you. >> chris van heerden next, we're going to take you to iran, where a key official tells cnn that tehran is now closer than ever to direct conflict with the united states oprah winfrey, parting ways with weightwatchers after revealing that she has lost a lot of pounds with weight loss drugs when you buy or sell your

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