you know, self-enrichment and for bloated contracts and for people to live lifestyles that would be utterly unimaginable to the vast majority of nra members who have paid their dues john miller, final thoughts, while the >> question is what happens to the nra? they will be getting $4 million back. but what will their future be? and that is probably going to be a very different nra, both in their politics and their message john miller and mike speeds thanks to both you, our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll see you tomorrow night for special coverage of the south carolina primary that starts at 06:00 p.m. eastern happening now as russia's war against ukraine hits the two year mark, president biden tell us new sanctions, vowing to punish vladimir putin for his aggression abroad and for the death of opposition leader alexey navalny. this hour, i'll speak with senate you already

leaving fresh from his talks with president volodymyr zelenskyy in ukraine. also tonight, donald trump now has 30 days to pay up after a 454 million judgment against them in the new york civil fraud case, that the case has just been finalized. willie, meet the deadline? plus trump and nikki haley are making their final pitches in south carolina just hours before the primary, trump declaring he supports ivf. as republicans race to distance themselves from the alabama embryo ruling i'll get reaction from a top haley supporter. the new hampshire governor chris sununu welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room our top story tonight, the united states bombards russia with new sanctions time to send a message directly to vladimir

putin one week after the death of russian opposition leader alexey navalny and a full two years since russia's brutal invasion of ukraine we begin with cnn's priscilla alvarez. she's over at the white house for us priscilla, how aggressive are these new us sanctions? >> well, if this is the largest single day sanctions package since russia's invasion of ukraine. and we knew going into the two-year anniversary of the war in ukraine that us officials were preparing a sanctions package. but hey supplemented it following the death of alexey navalny. and that is culminated in this sweeping package on over 500 targets. now to break it down for you, this includes hundreds of military industrial base entities, 26 third country identities helping russia evade sanctions. and separately, the state department imposing sanctions on three prison officials who are connected to navalny's death. the idea here, according to us officials, is to choke off russia to essentially slow down their ability to access goods and their ability to build weapons.

but of course will if we have seen multiple sanctions already on russia from the united states and western governments. russia has adapted to them, but all let's see, us official saying today that they that this is hampering russia's economy and will be detrimental to them in the long term, the president also expected to talk to g7 leaders tomorrow in a call to reaffirm support for ukraine as it marks that two-year anniversary. >> yeah, two years. it's been going on. how is the president person? hello. ramping up pressure on house republicans right now to pass military aid for ukraine, they desperately needed a white house officials and the president himself are keeping this steady drumbeat of the on house republicans to pass this funding that's $60 billion in additional funding to ukraine. >> now today in a gathering with governors, the president took a moment to keep that focus on house republicans when talking about these sanctions, take a listen >> russia is taking ukraine

territory for the first time in many months but here in america, the speaker gave the house that two week vacation. i have to come back. i had to come back and get this done because failure to support ukraine in this critical moment will never be forgotten in history. >> now, the white house has been linking the lack of funding to the battlefield impact, including last weekend when ukraine had to withdraw from a town because they were low and ammunition. so expect that to continue as house republicans come back, the white house making clear this is necessary totally very sensitive moment right now for priscilla alvarez at the white hadas. thank you. want to go live to ukraine right now as russia's war is about to enter, a third brutal year, cnn's chief international security correspondent, nick paton walsh is in zaporizhzhia in southeastern ukraine for us, nick, what is the fight look like right now as this war reaches yet another very disturbing milestone yeah, i don't want to be too alarmist,

but it looks fairly desperate. this particular stage of the endanger the third year, those 500 targets for the biden ministration sanctions while they're likely to economically inconvenience russia are perhaps force it to use yet more proxies together important elements it needs for drones or rockets, but at really isn't an enormous inconvenience. we haven't heard much of reaction frankly to it, to have me cranial officials they need that $60 billion in the united states right now, they needed it back in december and its absence is being felt in loss of territory, avdiivka four or five other key fronts along an enormous front line. now where russia appears to be surgeon, frankly, it's clear the kremlin's budget is significant. it's patients its tolerance for pain is huge and that is translating as they in multiple fronts into them, edging forward or plying intense pressure. now ukraine today said it downed a russian spy plane, potentially tens of millions of dollars of hardware falling out of the sky there. but at the same time too, we had last night significant

drone attacks by russia against population centers, about three or four losing their lives dozens potentially injured as well. that's likely to get worse as the money dries up. it is drying up and it's leaving ukraine in a stage. frankly, it's fair to say of desperation trying to project strength, but knowing thing is it getting worse and needing that money urgently? and the third year with no end in sight, wolf, nick paton walsh on the front. in the front lines for us in zaporizhzhia, ukraine. thanks very much. and joining me now, the leader of the united states senate, democratic senator chuck schumer joining us. i know you just had a chance to meet with president zelenskyy in ukraine. you're now back across the border in poland as russia is making battlefield gains right down this two-year anniversary of the war what did president zelenskyy tell you about ukraine's urgent need for us military aid >> well, wolf, he told us he's a very strong man he's

dedicated to keeping ukraine free. and he told us two things. very simple. he said, if we get the aid, if ukraine gets the aid and we vote for the supplemental package, they will win the war. they have the troops, they still have a great plan, and they have much better fighting ability than the russians but he said, if we don't get the supplemental and the ammo we need, which includes anti-aircraft defense, which includes long-range artillery, which includes dealing with the mining, remote mining program to deal with the russian minds and dealing with long disk, the more long distance missiles that they will lose was very simple the pat if we get the package, they will win. if they don't get the package, they will lose. and if they lose wolf the consequences to the west are enormous. our allies will think we will not stick with them anymore. it'll be of great hurt to nato and europe and autocrat, worst of

all, autocrats will feel they can push the us around. this aid is essential. we went because we felt an obligation to go we felt this was not just a nice thing to do, but there was a moral obligation to go. one more thing, wolf, we need speaker johnson to step up to the plate we need speaker johnson to make sure that we get that aid if he put the bill on the floor would pass. there were a good number of republicans in the house who know how important it is. and he has to see that history is on his back cannot have obesity to donald trump. he has to do the right thing here. and we're going to make that point to him because we got in great detail how ukraine will win if they get the aid, but how they won't win if they lose one of the american said to us, of course we saw our people there that fleet ups, sorry that if we don't get the aid, the

ukrainians could have, the russians could be at the polish border within a year. >> do you know when you'll have a chance to relay all of these messages really important message, messages to the speaker. i know you're going to try to persuade the speaker to bring this additional us military aid bill to the house floor >> yes. the first thing we still leave is that johnson should do what we did. speaker johnson could continue crane if he just spends a day with president zelenskyy, we went with the new general in charge. this is the general who won in kyiv and one in kharkiv. and now he's in charge and he's a really formidable man. we met with him if he meets with the leading generals, if he meets with zelenskyy, if he meets with the americans on our side, he will. there'll be no way he won't be convinced that we need this aid and he shouldn't have some sort of blind obedience to donald trump. he has to do the right thing. but we will

communicate all of this to him. we're going to figure out the best way possible to do it. the evidence is overwhelming, overwhelming, and one other thing, some of the right-wing republicans are saying, oh, even with the aid, the war will go on forever. that is just not true. >> the ukrainians will >> really gain, they were gaining until they stopped getting the only reason they've lost these towns lately is because they don't have the they don't have the ammunition. we were told that if they have the ammunition, they wouldn't have lost a couple of the towns that they've lost. but the russians can fire at 25 kilometers without the ammunition the ukrainians can only fire at 15 kilometers. so the russians can hit them, but they can hit back. it's a very bad situation very bad indeed, a senator today, as you probably know, president biden here in washington announced the more than 500 new sanctions on russia tied to this anniversary of the war, the russian invasion of ukraine, and the

death of alexey navalny how exactly does the us prevent russia from evading these center? sanctions and further isolate putin from leaders beyond just the west >> well, first the sanctions are very important. he says, this is a big step forward because we're learning how the russians evade them in trying to plug those holes. this won't be the end of it. i am sure there's more that we can do. we must show putin that he has can pay a price, an economic price, as well as a political price, and an a military price. the best way, by the way, to show him that what he did too to get at touch, to punish him for what he did for navalny is to get the aid passed and that aid will really put putin behind the eight-ball. >> yeah, that's critically important right now. i want to get to another important issue while i have your senator, as you know, three alabama clinics

have now paused in vitro fertilization services after the state supreme court in alabama rural that embryos are children you've condemned this, will you pursue specific federal legislation to protect access to in vitro fertilization services well first this shows that there is a republican war on women, that they won't >> stop even at a national abortion ban, which they are very much for, but they'll go against other rights of women we are going to explore every way that we can undo what the alabama court duck did. and do everything we can to stop it. but anyone make no mistake about it. if republicans get in charge, they will push for a national abortion ban and they will hurt many other rights from our thanks to the senate majority leader, chuck schumer for that interview. just ahead, a jury has just handed down a decision in the civil trial of the national rifle association

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national rifle association and its top officials cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller, has details for us. john, tell us what the jury decided. the jury >> decided that wayne lapierre, who for more than 30 years has been at the helm of the nra squandered millions of dollars mismanaged funds and engaged in corruption. while his chief financial officer and chief legal adviser, according to the attorney general, did little to stop that. now this was a civil well case, not a criminal case, but in the summation in the courtroom the assistant attorney general said this case is about corruption. monica connell said misuse of funds spent on jets, on black cars, five-star hotels, hundreds of thousands of dollars in suits million dollar deals to insiders, payments to loyal board members when you want and pervasive violations of internal controls. and so they have ordered the jury or found that wayne lapierre has to

return $4.3 on top of the 1 million. he says he already paid back to the nra all right. for expenses that could be considered personal they have also found that he should be barred from returning to the nra, but that is something that the judge is going to decide in a separate bench trial, which is yet to occur. so this is a signal of a giant change for the nra lapierre is defense through all of this, was that he was wayne lapierre, president of the nra, that his identity and the nra's was fused together and his personal expenses on suits that he had to wear for important events that's in tv interviews were part of his business expenses and the expensive vacations on private yachts were part of the hobnobbing he had to do to rub elbows with fundraisers. the jury wholeheartedly rejected those arguments in this verdict

was just came down within the last hour at the courthouse in manhattan significant development indeed, john miller, thank you very much. right now, i want to bring in cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig. what's your reaction delhi to this verdict? is it in line with what you were expecting? >> well, wolf, it's really important to understand this case is about corruption within the nra at the highest levels, the allegations here by the new york state attorney general are not relating to any purported harm that the nra was doing to the people of new york or the citizens of the united states. in fact, the allegation here is that the leaders of the nra all right, we're ripping off the nra itself and its members and its donors. and the reason the new york attorney general brought this lawsuit was because the nra is technically incorporated as a charitable organization and a non-profit in new york city. so the goal here really is to clean up the nra and to root out the worst actors. and of course, the lead player here as john said, is the longtime president, wayne

lapierre, who really use the organization as his own personal piggy >> what did you make of the allegations specifically to wayne lapierre here he led this group. so many of us remember for decades yeah, his conduct as alleged and now found by the jury is really over the top. when you look at the specifics of it, the allegations and again, now he's found liable to the nra or that he spent hundreds of thousands totaling millions of dollars on private jet flights in some instances, over $100,000 for individual flights it's that he took lavish vacations that he stayed on a 100-foot plus super yacht that he spent six figures on clothing that he retained in one example, an individual travel consultant at a salary of $15,000 per month. i think expenses that by any measure our against the goals and the oriented taken of any non-profit charitable organization. and they are certainly contrary to what the nra's members and donors would

have reasonably expected their money would be used for. >> so what impact la could this have on the nra, the national rifle association, going forward? >> well, if it's important to note here when the new york state attorney general first brought this lawsuit, she actually asked the court to dissolve the nra to end it, essentially. but as the case evolved, she changed her position and now it really ends up that the goal here is not to get rid of the nra in new york state, but to really clean it up, to rid it of its corrupt leadership. and that has now been achieved and under this verdict, wayne lapierre and other executives will have to repay the nra for over 4 million in outstanding damages and lapierre stepped down a bit ago, but these executives will now be barred from leading the organization. so when a sense this is an effort to rehabilitate and clean up the nra within new york state. >> let's see how that works out elie honig, thank you very, very much coming up by donald trump responds to the controversy surrounding the alabama embryo ruling as he and

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>> eva mckend in washington this is cnn this hour, donald trump and nikki haley are both in south carolina making their final pitches to voters there on the eve of the >> republican presidential primary the former governor nikki haley warning voters in her home state about what's at stake tomorrow and arguing, trump can't beat president biden in november. listen don't complain about what happens in a general election.

if you don't vote in this primary, it matters and then i know you are all here because you want to see a change in america but what i want to remind you is we can want all the things to get fixed that we want but if we can't win a general election, we get nothing >> that's going to see it as kristen holmes there. she's covering former president trump's final south carolina swing. kristen trump is making his closing arguments to voters tonight, and he weighed in on the alabama ivf controversy for the first time, teller our viewers about that >> yeah. well, this is the first time we heard him talk about it, particularly after democrats and started using this as an argument against republicans and particularly an argument against former president trump. we saw president joe biden linking the ivf controversy to donald trump's roll into overturning roe v. wade, donald trump,

however, in this case, saying he fully supports ivf, take a listen >> we want to make it easier for mothers and fathers to have babies, not harder. you know that that includes and you saw this was a big deal over the last few days that includes supporting the availability of fertility treatments like ivf in every state in america you've been seeing, you've been seeing alabama, >> it's been a big story like the overwhelming majority of americans, including the vast majority of republican conservatives, christians, and pro-life americans. i strongly support the availability of ivf for couples who are trying to have a precious little beautiful baby >> and a much clear answer there, wolff, on the, on the question of ivf, then we have heard from him on the question of abortion. he has both tried

to take credit for the overturning of roe v. wade because he is the architect having appointed three supreme court justice does this but at the same time, try to avoid the topic altogether, which is likely to be a very relevant topic if he is in fact the gop nominee running against president biden, i will say though he's got to get through this primary first and does look like he is poised to win by a huge margin here in south carolina, it was pretty big rally here tonight. a lot of enthusiasm for the former former president, kristen holmes on the scene for us in south carolina. thank you very much joining us now, here in the situation room, a top nikki haley, supporter of the new hampshire governor chris sununu, governor, thanks so much for joining us. he seems to be way, way ahead in south carolina right now. do you think she has a chance possibly to win in her home-state? >> it'll be telling there's no question. i think she's going to close that gap. i think the difference between nikki haley and donald trump right now, she has got a very strong ground game south carolina typically has a very low voter turnout, so she's has americans for prosperity and other conservative groups

knocking on those doors and bringing those additional voters out in. those are likely going to be nikki haley, you concede she can't win in south carolina? she could win. oh, i mean, it's politics. anything is possible. i mean, she's really played this for the 18 states of south carolina, michigan, and the super tuesday states. and she's already done a i think a $7 million ad buy in those super tuesday state. she's got resources she's simply making sure that the republican party has a choice. it's not done by party elites. it's done by the voters and taking that to at least 20 plus states in these early ones trying to win some of those super tuesday states is gonna be important for her, but by no means, i mean, regardless of whether it's a one-point differential or 50 point differential in south carolina, it's really about the next 18 states as a whole. >> but if she loses her home state where she was governor what for six years, how could she possibly move on >> well, everybody's different. i mean, every say civet, got within i mean, she was 40 points down in new hampshire and got within ten. she's fighting hard in her home state every demographic is different. voter turnout can be different. so again, she's kind of going at each state you have to take them all individually,

do your advice. gop, go to the ground should be up and someone do we weren't states this week. she'll be all across the super tuesday states for the next couple of weeks. so she's making a hard run of it that she's got the resources he has got the energy, and she simply making sure that that folks have that choice. that's all right. so let's look at assuming she loses tomorrow south carolina, then we'll look forward to march 5. what's called super tuesday, a whole bunch of states will have their republican primaries on that day which state potentially states could she possibly win >> i think there's three or four. i don't know. i think vermont comes into play. i think a massachusetts comes into play yeah, i think there's a variety of them. i can't tell you exactly where they're doing that. the heaviest ground game, but they're doing advise and all of them. she's hitting the ground and all of them. so i think that's what you don't want, is nobody playing in super tuesday. what you don't want his party elites just saying, yeah, we had a couple of states. i think we're good because a few hundred thousand people voted for trump. so we're good. no, no, no, that's that's not the way that's not the democratic way. so again, making sure that folks have that say and making the case of it's not just about

winning in november, right? because trump could skate by with a wind. everyone acknowledges that but nikki wins by ten or 12 points for republicans are not just want to win, but get stuff done. she brings those policies, the ability to get it done, winning house seats, winning senate seats, winning governorships, winning is what this thing is all about. trump has done a good job. you have to give him credit about showing up at court. that's really what he's doing. he shows up at court, he gets a lot of airtime on kind of national media. he plays the victim card very, very well. but that's really all he's doing to earn votes. he's not talking about real policy or where we want to go as americans. and that's garnering a lot for him. she's earning it on the ground and i think as those new voters come into play, a lot, a lot is up for grabs and superscripts. if she can't get a sweeping win on super tuesday, march what happens then? but that's it. i think you're absolutely right. i think you've got to win something on super tuesday. there's no question about that. i think they've played the haley campaign has played it saying, look, we got 18 states, we're going to tack a ball, will let the dust settle after super tuesday and see what the next steps are. >> what about the alabama

supreme court decision? you heard what trump just said today on it that he supports in vitro fertilization. he was very strong on that and the supreme court and alabama said that the in vitro fertilization, that the embryo is really a child already well, i look on the supreme court decision. i think it was in a state. nikki haley thinks that decision was a mistake. we want to make sure that ivf is available. i think there's actually a lot of consensus on that. i've already heard that alabama's considering laws to pass to make sure that it's guaranteed so i can't speak for the alabama supreme court other than it seems to me that they made a huge mistake, but that's our new reality and that every state's going to be a little bit different as we come out of roe v. wade every state is going to have to, over the next couple of years, whether it's on ivf, whether it's on other aspects of a woman's right to choose or female reproductive health. they're going to have to find their paths and california might be different than massachusetts or new hampshire and mississippi and alabama. but you're going to see a little bit of some bumps in the road here as it works itself

out. >> speaking of california will play a clip from an interview. our jake tapper did with a democratic governor, gavin newsome earlier today. listen to this when you talk about freedom, spare me the republican party in this freedom gospel. what about family freedom? what about the right of people that want to start a family and think about this, jake, you know, this everybody knows this. you saw the stats 65,000 births due to rapes since dobbs in 14 states. apparently, what the republican party is say is the rapist have more rights to bring those babies to birth, than families that are trying desperately to have that privilege. you and i have had as fathers and parents, it is a disgrace how do you respond to him? >> bullet gavin newsom should be preaching to anybody about anything. i mean, look at that epic disaster that california has fallen itself into i'll say this on these issues of roe v. wade was overturned, states as we just talked about, states are going to have their plane at all. i understand that the, the left and the liberals are going to use extreme language

and all that fear up a lot of fear. but states are going to have to find their path. there's no question about that. and what we assume might be the situation today might not be the situation with a lot of these reproductive rights issues in various states as we go forward, and the voters in those states will have those saved the voters of alabama will be able to make support abortion rights for women. >> haley doesn't no well no i don't think that's fair to say. >> nikki haley says she's unapologetic unapologetically pro-life. well, she's pro-life. sure. but look, even pro-life, a lot of folks on the pro-life side say in new hampshire, there's a lot of pro-life folks at one of the 24 weeks, just like massachusetts as or new york has, right? we have a 24 week rule in place pro light that's where pro-lifer i see it that's where really i think a lot of americans see it every day is going to be a little bit different. but just because you're pro-life, does it mean that you're not for providing a choice whatsoever? there's going to be there's nuance here, and that's where the voters should have the say, not just congress, not just the white house, but the voters in the states are going to have their say there. but the thing

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appeals, he has to either put up the cash or post bond to cover a portion of this verdict. and there is an open question, wolf, about whether he has enough cash to do that. we're also seeing him tried to put off his obligations in the other judgment. e jean carroll case, where he's been ordered to pay her over 80 million in dollars. now in this case, he asked the judge to hold off on this for at least 30 days, but the judge rejected that request. >> paul, i want you to stay with us. i want to bring in our senior legal analyst, elie honig. i want to bring it back right now. let me get your analysis. elie, how does this actually wind up working when it comes to trump, actually starting to pay up well wolf, so as paula said, donald trump does have to post a bond before he can appeal. now, in certain circumstances, a person can just post the entire amount in cash. in fact donald trump did that in the first e jean carroll verdict, which was only by comparison, 5 million. now, here, i doubt he's going to be able to pony up 450 plus

million dollars in cash. so the way typically that you bridge that gap is either by getting someone else to post the money, a bank based on some shorty or by posting the rights, the deeds, the title to certain properties, to certain buildings. so essentially, what he'll try to do here, i think as cobble together enough cash plus the value who have certain properties or buildings that he can at least give the core as an assurance that he's good for it. if and when the bill comes due. >> well, elie, let me get let me press you on this. what are the chances? trump's chances if he appeals this verdict? you see any way for him to get out of this? >> well, he certainly will >> appeal wolf no mystery there, as paula said, i think he's got a long shot of a chance here. i don't think his chances are very good because it's really important to understand a party in a civil case is not going to win on appeal by simply saying, well, the judge got it wrong. the judge should have credited our witnesses. the judge should not have i believe the other side's witnesses. that's up to the trial judge in judging goren here, makes pains in his

verdict to say that's exactly what he did as far as allegations that this case was politically motivated or should not have been brought, there may be some credence to that. i mean, there's no mystery. letitia james was politically motivated. she ran for office on a basis of i'll bring this lawsuit or a lawsuit if you elect me, but i don't know that that's necessarily a basis for an appeals court to throw it out. that's more a question of ethics and discretion and jurisprudential judgment than something that an appeals court would likely throw out. >> paul, i want to turn to another major story we've been following about the fbi informant charged with lying about president biden and his family. you're getting some new information. what are you learning? >> yeah. this case is wild. >> last week >> alexander smirnov was arrested and accused of lying about hunter biden and joe biden receiving bribes hi now, after he was arrested, he was detained. but earlier this week he was released even over objections from prosecutors who insisted he was a flight risk.

they said, look, this guy has been dishonest about the fact that he has access to millions of dollars. he is this huge gala contact list of foreign officials were worried he's a flight risk, but who still released. but then yesterday, he was rearrested and what's interesting as a judge in california's said, this wolf, they said it has come to this court's attention, that counsel for the defendant has sought an emergency hearing in the district of nevada to arrange the release of defendant smirnov, likely to facilitate his absconding from the united states. this judges it's suggesting that this guys lawyers were trying to help him flee the country, but does not elaborate beyond that. so we expect a detention hearing on monday and wolf, that'll be one to watch. what is going on here. >> certainly will be one to watch. elie. have you ever heard of anything like this at all in your years as a lawyer, what do you make of what the judge is saying here >> yeah well if the whole situation is really quite astonishing, first of all, i've been in the situation that prosecutors and fbi found themselves in here where you

believe that a defendant is likely to flee or to commit new crimes, you ask the judge to lock that person up pending trial, and sometimes you lose, but what the fbi and doj did here is they lost the original magic district judge released this person and then the fbi and doj went to the assigned district judge and said, we need a new warrant. they rearrested him and now they haven't locked up pending his bail hearing. it's an extreme measure. it shows me the extent to which the fbi is concerned. this person might flee as to the judge's comments, i'm surprised by them as it sounds like paula is for the judge to say that he believes the defense lawyers intended to help this person flee. i don't know what that's based on. that's a pretty remarkable accusation by the judge. i would hope and assume that the judge has some specific basis on which to make that accusation, but it's clear to me, wolf that this judge will keep mr. smirnov locked up pending trial, given that statement let's clear to me as well. all right, guys. thank you very, very much coming up a suspect just now taken into custody in connection to the death of a 22 year-old nursing

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the investigation moves at a very rapid pace. an important break in the investigation into the mysterious death of 22 year-old laken hope riley, a nursing student on the university of georgia campus. the university says a suspect has been taken into custody, but they haven't named the suspect they want to operate in a hermetically sealed information environment as long as they can while they focus on trying to interview that person. they also want to be backtracking to where that person lives, whereas that person, ben, with a suspect in custody, a crucial piece of information now, was she targeted? or is this a random crime? was she a victim of opportunity >> today, investigators converged on an apartment complex near where riley's body was found, searched nearby dumpsters, and we're seeing taking material away in bags riley was a student at the augusta university college of nursing in athens, which is also home to the university of georgia yesterday, police

received a call from a concerned friend who said riley went jogging at the university's intramural fields and never returned the call was made at 12:07 p.m. and it was only 31 minutes later at 12:30 create pm when police discovered the body police say they suspect foul play was involved, but have not revealed a cause of death. >> the individual was unconscious and not breathing and had visible injuries >> riley's body was discovered near a lake in an area where there are also trails. >> this is a pretty place there. i'm like it has the leg and it's really beautiful and peaceful. and now i feel like it has tainted. it's like scary a little bit. >> experts say cases like this involving joggers in wooded areas are uniquely challenging. >> the go-to clues for police at the beginning of an investigation are usually, let's do the video canvas. can we see our victim? can we see somebody following behind our victim on these jogging trails? you're often not going to find

cameras and the further they are from the road, the closer you are to nature. generally, the fewer witnesses you're going to encounter along the way >> john miller says, another challenge for investigators here is the outdoor crime scene. that means he says the evidence cannot be controlled as well. it's exposed to the elements not sealed up and content pain like it would be in a house or an apartment wolf, there's a news conference in just a few moments at the university of georgia will learn more. >> we'll see what happens. so very sad story indeed, brian, thank you very much coming up. we're getting new details right now about the odysseus moon landers nerve wracking arrival on the lunar surface, including a new image the nhl on tnt is celebrating hockey day in america with the marquee doubleheader every job lightning, flyers peaked sunday at 12:30 on tnt yeah qia

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the ceo says, you know, yesterday they said it was upright. he says that they use that information made that statement based on stale telemetry are old data in space terminology, but there are some really good things that this lander was able to accomplish. it is communicating with the ground. it did land softly controlled. it landed within two to three kilometers of its target, which is really good, really difficult to do. solar cells are charging a majority of the payloads are working. >> and this is >> all after that incredible last minute fix that we were talking about that software patch, the ceo during this press conference just said when he heard about that problem, here he thought the mission was lost, but the cto came up with this quick fix and it worked. he described it as one of the finest pieces of engineering that he's ever been a part of. >> it was really amazing. we were covering it for hours ago. it was pretty amazing watching. but if they can't get any data coming in from this lunar landing right now, is it still considered a success? this

submission, it depends on what your definition of a successful soft landing on the surface of the moon is historically speaking during the apollo era. during the first cold space race with the soviet union, a successful soft landing meant any landing where the spacecraft was able to communicate and transmit signals no, it's to, earth. odysseus meets that definition. but if your definition of a successful soft landing is landing perfectly upright, clearly it didn't do that, but i would say far more went right on this mission, then went wrong. >> kristin fisher, you know, your stuff. thank you very, very much. kristin fisher reporting for us that's wherever you are is thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll be back saturday, 04:00 p.m. eastern for special coverage of the south carolina republican primary. till then. thanks very much once again for watching the news continues next on sienna >> tonight straight from the source, just hours away from the next crucial gop primary in nikki haley'