Happening now.

Now, Vladimir Putin is formally charged with war crimes as the International Criminal

Court seeks his arrest for an alleged scheme to deport Ukrainian children to Russia.

CNN has an exclusive interview

with the chief prosecutor.

Also today, a monumental court ruling against

former President Trump.

His lawyer has been ordered to testify in the grand

jury investigation of Trump's handling of classified documents. Stand by for new details on the

story first reported on CNN. And U.S. stocks slide as fears about

the banking system persist despite new multi-billion dollar rescues. This hour

we'll get tips on how you can protect your money

during these very uncertain times. Welcome to our viewers here in the United

States and around the world. I'm Wolf Blitzer, you're in the situation room. The Biden administration just reacted to the new arrest warrant for

Vladimir Putin saying the US supports accountability for perpetrators of war crimes.

CNN's Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward is joining us live from the Hague right now

where the International Criminal Court issued the warrant for Putin's arrest.

Clarissa walk us through the significance of this warrant

and what are the chances that Putin will ever see the inside

of an actual courtroom? Well, this is certainly a significant moment, Wolf. It comes months, not years after Russia

first launched its invasion. And according to the chief prosecutor

Kareem Khan this is the first time that the head of state of a

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