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london. max foster is off today just ahead on cnn newsroom. because they're not following democratic processes. that's why we felt that we had to break the wall. they rushed into it, and they rushed into a into a sinkhole. this is not america. what you saw by that one judge in that one court in that one state that's not america. a single judge can essentially undermine approval by the fda for other drugs. quite a bit of alarm among us officials, particularly at the pentagon, generates a lack of trust between nations, both friends and foes. life from london. this is cnn newsroom. max foster and bianca nobilo. it is monday,

april 10th nine am here in london at four am on the u. s east coast. we begin in tennessee, where officials are set to determine the fate of expelled democratic state lawmaker justin jones in the coming hours. the nashville metro council will vote on whether terrain state him back into the states house of representatives. jones was one of the two black lawmakers expelled by a republican supermajority last week for taking part in a gun reform protests on the house floor. the third member who was white was spared the expelled. lawmakers say the move was racially motivated. it is always been a toxic work environment to work in the tennessee state capitol when you have people who make comments about hanging you on a tree and hanging black people on a tree as a form of capital punishment when you wear a dashiki on the house floor, and a member gets up and they talk about your dashiki, saying it's unprofessional. they're really sending signals that you don't belong here. i think our presence as young black voices

for our constituencies, people who will not bow down those who will not be conformed. that's what made put it. targeting us the day we walked into tennessee general assembly. both lawmakers have defended their actions and say they want to be reappointed . cnn's isabel rozelle's has more. monday evening, the metropolitan council here right behind me in nashville will decide the political future of ousted lawmaker former representative justin jones. they are set to not only vote to appoint him but also vote to suspend a council rule that prohibits an appointment and a nomination from happening during the same meeting. if they're successful with that, and they will go ahead and appoint him to his former seat as an interim successor, they will need a supermajority for that. that's 27 council members. to vote for that. we've also heard from a councilman jeff syracuse that they have not received any threats here of any sort of political retribution for reappointing justin jones back to his seat. meanwhile when it

comes to justin pearson, the other ousted lawmaker, he delivered a powerful sermon on easter sunday. take a listen. promise to let them be. to lecture expel them. kick out, do what they lost her promise. lesson. all right. and when it comes to pearson's vacancy that is entirely up to the shelby county board of commissioners will. we're told by the chairman that they are not planning to discuss pearson situation up until the regularly scheduled meeting on wednesday, and even then it's unclear when they will schedule a special meeting to address that open seat. we are also seeing on social media organizers. nashville ian's right here. organizing a day of action so they will meet here before city council to rally and

then after that city council meeting, they will go over and marched to the state capital. isabelle rose. salas cnn, nashville, tennessee. and several state officials are condemning the expulsion. a member of the nashville metro council who will hold that special meeting says thousands of her constituents are demanding that both the ousted lawmakers be reinstated. coram was broken for sure, but it was an egregious act to actually expelled him and justin pearson from the legislature. that was that action did not meet the transgression that that occurred which was a breach of decorum. no tennessee elected official has ever been expelled for just breaking decor, the actions of the legislature on last week have definitely given representative jones and pearson are larger stage. as you said they are activists. they speak for the people. so they've been involved in the community for years when, um individuals elected them to that seat. they

knew who they were. they wanted an activist in those seats, someone who would be unapologetic and speak for the people. uh and so you'll see. the people won't be silenced and so you'll see a lot more protests until they restored to their seats. many people contact me. uh through emails and phone calls, saying how they i never thought tennessee was this type of state that we were different now. they put us in the bottom right of states, and they just find this to be objectionable that has it certainly has a racist appearance. i think it was more of a control issue that racist, but it was. it was just too heavy handed. i wrote the speaker in its suggestion that that they had committed a wrong and that they had violated the rules. but that it should be dealt with by a censure or by committee assignment restrictions or something to that effect, but no way should it have been expulsion vote. the u. s health and human services secretary says the biden administration is considering all options after a texas judge

ruled to suspend the food and drug administration's approval of the medication abortion drug . the secretary explained the concern over the ruling to cnn's dana bash. you're not talking about just miss mitford cristo. you're talking about every kind of drug you're talking about our vaccines. you're talking about insulin. you're talking about the new alzheimer's drugs that may come on if a judge decides to substitute his preferences, personal opinion for that of scientists and medical professionals. what drug isn't subject to some kind of legal challenge to believe that an appeals court the supreme court, whatever court has to understand that this ruling by this one judge overturns not just access to mifid kristen, but possibly any number of drugs. what if they don't that's speculation that i think is not worth engaging in. are you taking it off the table that you will recommend the fda ignore? a ban . everything is on the table. the president said that way back when the dobbs decision came

out, every option is on the table. a spokesperson for the department later trying to walk back that comment, saying it would set a dangerous precedent for the administration to disregard a binding decision. the justice department and the drug's manufacturer has begun the apal process within an hour of the texas ruling, a judge in washington state ruled in favor of 17 democratic led states and washington d. c looking to expand access to the abortion pill, which allows them to keep the drug available. but it's the ruling in texas that's drawing strong reaction. including from lawmakers in washington. the house republicans have the power of the purse, and if the administration wants to, not, uh, not lead this ruling, not live up to this ruling, then we're going to have a problem. and that may be a come a point where house republicans on the appropriation side have to defund fda programs that don't make sense. i want to protect as many babies as possible exceptions. for pregnancies as

result of rape, incest, the life of the mothers in jeopardy then the family can decide. i do believe in common sense restrictions on abortion. that's where america is that we can win this issue at the ballot box. if we show up or reasonable positions if we have our head in the sand, we're gonna lose. in iowa. there's criticism and anger from victim advocate groups after the after the de moines register reported that the state has halted its practice of paying for emergency contraception and, in some cases , abortions for sexual assault victims. a spokesperson for the newly elected republican attorney general said the payments were on hold as part of a of a review of victim services and as she evaluates whether this is an appropriate use of public funds. in a statement to the des moines register, the ceo of planned parenthood north central states. called the move deplorable and reprehensible. us lawmaker alexandra ocasio cortez says the reality of us courts is

disturbing. after those two conflicting rulings over medication abortion and on top of that the revelations that supreme court justice clarence thomas went on several luxury trips subsidized by republican donor harlan crow vacations would never disclosed. thomas said that he was advised at the time that he didn't have to report it. but it casio cortez wants an impeachment investigation into the matter. the house is responsibility to pursue that investigation in the form of impeachment. we need to hold our systems accountable and i do not believe that we should be refusing to do that. for political reasons. i believe that we should pursue the course . and if it is republicans that decide to protect those who are breaking the law, then they are the ones who then are responsible for that decision, but we should not be complicit in that. the governor of texas, says he's working to pardon an army sergeant convicted of

killing a black lives matter protester on friday, a jury found daniel perry guilty of fatally shooting 28 year old garrett foster. just a day later , governor greg abbott announced the potential pardon even before a judge set a date for perry's sentencing. cnn's commuter banal has the latest. when it comes to the pardon. governor greg abbott is pointing to self defense and to the stand your ground laws in texas. but the district attorney in travis county says this is troubling and says in the legal process, it is a jury who gets to decide not the governor. now in terms of the cases all happened in 2020 during a black lives matter. protests in austin, texas. and daniel perry was driving for right share company he at some point encounters protesters and specifically encounters garrett foster, who was 28 years old at the time, and perry's defense team says that foster who was

carrying an ak 47 raised that ak 47 that perry felt like his life was in jeopardy. that's when he decided to pull out the gun from his car and shoot and kill. faster now the district attorney in travis county, saying that this was not self defense, saying that this was murder and a jury here agreed on friday. i want you to listen to foster's father and his reaction after that verdict were, uh, thank you for that legal team that represented the jury. and we're happy with the verdict. we are. very sorry for his family as well. just there's no winners in this. and just glad it's over. now, the governor says he will work quickly to pardon perry. he wants an expedited process in all of this, but keep in mind. perry has not been sentenced. he is not appealed his conviction

yet, so there's still a lot that needs to happen here in the legal process. camila burnell, cnn, los angeles historic strike is set to happen in the coming hours at rutgers university. three unions representing about 9000 faculty and staff at the new jersey school decided to walk out over wages, equal pay and affordable housing. among other things, it will be the first time in the universities 257 year history that an academic strike has happened on campus. one union official is appealing to the community for support. i hope when you're on the picket lines, you'll make a point of talking to someone who's part of this community that you've never met before. you've never seen before. someone had a different job title students that are out there and support. please talk about why we're out there. understand that. our solidarity is our power. we want to transform the rutgers to the place it can be and it should be

and we know by standing together we will succeed. on sunday, rutgers president issued a statement saying he was deeply disappointed in the decision. jersey's governor has offered to host all parties involved on monday for continued discussions. us president joe biden is heading to northern ireland this week to celebrate an historic anniversary. his first stop abroad will be belfast where 25 years ago today british and irish leaders and most of northern ireland's political factions signed the good friday agreement. the power sharing accord ended three decades of deadly sectarian violence involving protestant unionists, catholic republicans and the british military that was known as the troubles. robertson covered that historic day for us. quarter of a century ago, and now he is back in belfast for that anniversary and mr biden's visit. um nick, challenges still remain today.

i'm thinking in particular of the anglo irish tensions that have resulted from the brexit wranglings. obviously the stormont para sharing assembly has not been reinstated. it's still not functioning. how do you think that president biden's trip could potentially help? i think that's a little bit of disappointment here in northern ireland from people, particularly those who would support the president's visit that is not doing more here. there's a real sense that u. s presidents have played a very big role here in helping bring the peace and shape and shape the peace here was president bill clinton, who sent over his former senator george mitchell. to be the chairperson of those peace talks, and it was really senator mitchell that managed to get the talks to the positive conclusion they came to. so president biden here who's going to do a ribbon cutting ceremony and give a speech at ulster university here, and it's expected to focus on education

and employment and jobs in the economy, and that is hugely important here because the good friday agreement brought peace, but of course, everyone looked for the peace, dividend, the economic benefits and some of that has come but the real when you talk to business people here in a lot of people on the street, they want to look forward and they want to look forward to that better economic environment and the need one of the big needs is to have a properly trained and educated workforce. we've been with a couple of businesses this week, both searching for new employees . it's very positive business environment so that people will look for president biden on this quite limited visit to play into that narrative. nic robertson live in belfast. thank you. this just in to cnn. the dalai lama is apologizing after video emerged showing him kissing a boy sparked outrage on social media this video from from february at an event in india shows the spiritual leader kissing a boy on the lips and

then asking the child to suck my tongue. in a statement, the deadline armies office says the spiritual leader regrets the incident for more now let's go to cnn's medicus stood who's live from new delhi. but can you walk us through what we can see in this video and the verse ation between the dalai lama and this boy, which is obviously and justifiably sparked so much controversy. so much controversy clearly, bianca let me take you through what really happened now, like you pointed out, this was at an event in india. that's where the dalai lama 14th the lie. lama isn't permanent exile in north india and others, boy, you can see him approaching the dalai lama. he asks him for a hug and the dalai lama calls him on stage. and he says, give me a kiss on the cheek and a hug and the boy obliges. but then moments later that the llama looks at the boy and says, now give me a kiss on the lips, and then he pulls in the boy's chin and kisses him on the mouth and

just moments later. but the lie, lama says, quote and suck my tongue unquote. that's what he says to the child. now this entire exchange between that minor and the delay lama has led to furor among certain sections on social media that have gone ahead and condemned the actions after the lie, lama. what's interesting have bianca is that this exchange is from february like you and i have just pointed out. but the apology comes today . weeks later after the criticism the lama has faced online from people who have actually been surprised and taken aback by the actions of the spiritual leader. let me just read out the apology that has come out in the form of a statement from the little i llamas office. it says that little clip has been circulating that shows a recent meeting with a young boy asked when a young boy asked his holiness that the llama if he could give him a hug , his holiness wishes to apologize for the boy and his

family as well as his many friends across the world for the hurt his words may have caused his holiness often teases people he meets in an innocent and playful way, even in public and before cameras. he regrets the incident clearly. from the statement. what one can infer is that this was a way of teasing that young boy playful conversation, but according to certain people, it may have just gone a bit too far. bianca very good said live in new delhi. thank you. just ahead. leaked classified documents show how the us apparently spies on its allies, including ukraine, and they also reveal sensitive information about the ukrainian military will have the latest on the fallout for you. also ahead in a mom is stabbed during morning prayers inside a new jersey mosque also have the latest on that attack. plus israeli police boost forces amid tensions in jerusalem, thousands of worshippers come to pray we'll have the latest coming up

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new jersey mosque during the holy month of ramadan and a man a mom was stabbed while leading prayers sunday morning at a mosque in the city of paterson. the attacker then tried to run away, but worship has caught him and held him down until police arrived. the imam is now in stable condition. thankfully the suspect was not recognized by those in the congregation, and so far, no word on a motive. turning now to jerusalem, where a tense calm greeted thousands of worshippers from different faiths just days after violence erupted, jewish worshippers gathered at the western wall, where the traditional priestly blessing for passover proceeded peacefully. israeli police boosted forces ahead of the prayers and other religious events, including easter, mass. and ramadan prayers at the al aqsa mosque. on sunday night. some 25,000 muslims took part in nightly prayers at the mosque. tensions there remained heightened nearly a week after israeli forces stormed one of islam's holiest sites. let's go

live now to jerusalem, where cnn's salma abdelaziz is standing by to tell us more what the mood is like, and if any further steps are being taken to prevent more violence absolutely . it was really all about the old city yesterday went three different faiths. three different religious occasions were occurring simultaneously under a very heavy police presence within the walls of that old city. as you mentioned, of course, easter mass taking place at the same time, there was the priestly blessing. these are passed over prayers that were taking place at the western wall and then at the top of the mountain, of course, on that very flashpoint comp complex, the aqsa mosque there was muslim worshippers carrying out prayers for ramadan ramadan rather, in simultaneously small groups of jewish visitors passing through that complex again under heavy israeli police guard. you can say it was a tense standoff that did pass peacefully, but i also want to draw your attention bianca to the occupied west bank, because there was two

funerals held there yesterday, one for a palestinian man that was shot and killed by the israeli military. on saturday, the israeli military says it responded. eight fired on that man and other india visuals because of an explosive device that was thrown towards them again. that funeral held yesterday. you can see how quickly in those images it turned into something of a protest. and then separately, there was a funeral also held in the west bank in a settlement for two sisters. who were killed in a shooting. their mother was seriously wounded in that shooting israeli police calling it a terror attack very emotional images of their friends and families saying goodbye to them, and i draw your attention to these two funerals because it is often that cycle of death grief, anger that fuels and feeds this conflict. so yes , for now, a calm but absolutely this is still a time of deep worry and concern. salma abdelaziz live in jerusalem. thank you so much. still ahead.

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him from joining protests over gun rights laws. and three unions representing about 9000 faculty and staff at rutgers university are set to strike today. they're protesting low wages, equal pay and affordable housing, among other things. the u. s is in full damage control mode after the leak of highly classified intelligence documents, conducting a damage assessment and repairing relations with allies, while the u. s department of justice has opened an investigation into the league documents appeared last month on the social media platform discord, according to screenshots of the post, reviewed by cnn. taken together , they're providing a rare window into how washington spies on allies and foes alike. one of those allies, south korea says discussions will be held with counterparts in the us after some of the documents revealed detailed conrsion between ficials regarding ukraine as a whole. pics exposed in the

leag ranged from us support for ukraine to information o other key allies like isra, they appear to have been produced between mid februaryan. officials say they fear of this could jeopardize intelligence sources and methods and compromise foreign relationships. as you might expect. one u s lawmaker discussed the significance of these documents with cnn. we actually have to figure out the extent of how much is actual verifiable information that we've collected. how much is it ? something has been repurposed by our foreign enemies the russia for their end goal and let's be clear. the reason this is coming out right now. it's because it is its goal is to weaken our resolve. weaken our alliance and help their end goal, which is to take all of ukraine. a source close to ukrainian president vladimir zelensky told cnn. ukraine has altered some of its military plans because of this league. there are also concerns sources who provided information about russian troops might be in

danger not appreciate joins me now for more on all of this now that this is obviously rattling the u. s intelligence community because where these documents coming from, are they to expect more to be leaked? but also allies because sensitive information is being shared about them and their private and classified discussions. absolutely and that is a real concern when it comes to ukraine , given the ongoing nature of the war with russia and russia's increasing bombardment of eastern ukraine, of course, we have now heard from a source close to presents the lenski saying that it is unsurprising that the us government and its intelligence agencies will have been spying on president zelensky and the ukrainian government. but as you said they're officials in ukraine, in particular, are frustrated over the information and the revelations coming about when it comes to the situation. on the ground in ukraine, particularly when it comes to the progress that ukrainian armed forces are making. we saw in one of these reports, which has been revealed

from late february. the u. s assessment of the battle in the donbass region in eastern ukraine. they say it was likely heading towards a stalemate throughout 2023 so that has certainly raised concern over the portrayal. all of the efforts being put forward by the ukrainian armed forces. and of course that is coming from one source. and as you mentioned that, according to that source, the ukrainian armed forces has now altered its plans in response to the revelation scene in this document, although it is important to know that we have also heard from a senior adviser to ukraine's presidential office, who has said that he believes that these documents are inauthentic that they may having put forward by the likes of russia and that, in fact, they have no relation to ukraine's activities on the ground. then of course, there are also documents there which relate to the us his assessment of russia's activities and, in fact, the extent to which the us has been able to penetrate the russian ministry of defense as well as the wagner organization . we've now learned that the u. s has been able to pinpoint and

assess the degree of russia's plans to deploy attacks on ukraine to a significant amount of detail. when it comes to the location. and timing of these targeting attacks, so we are learning a significant amount of detail in is a very rare insight into the u. s intelligence apparatus. not appreciate. thank you so much. meanwhile in ukraine, president sedensky is condemning russia for striking a residential building in the city of zaporizhia on sunday of 50 year old man and his 11 year old daughter were killed. crews rescued a third person from the rubble. this is a military spokesperson says ukrainian forces are holding their positions in bachmann. despite difficulties, he says ukraine is still supplying ammunition, food and supplies to its troops in the area and evacuating the wounded. a soldier on leave, described the fighting as hell in back mutt and said the enemy artillery is shooting nonstop. china is accusing the u. s navy of illegally intruding into the south china sea. the us says one

of its guided missile destroyers was on a mission consistent with international law when it entered the area near where it calls mischief, reef and china cause maybe reef. it comes on the final day of drills by the chinese military in the waters and skies around taiwan. those exercises beginning after taiwan's president returned from a trip to visit officials in the us and central america. cnn's beijing bureau chief steven jiang joins me now with the latest stephen, obviously, we are viewing these military exercises and missions through the prism of this narrative of increased tensions between china and the us how far do they mark a ratcheting up or an escalation of what's normal? you know what's interesting here is even though the scale and intensity of china's latest war games are not reaching the level of what we saw last year when then u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan remember after that trip, the chinese launched its biggest ministry draws around taiwan in decades,

including foreign missiles directly across the island. we have now seen that but when the chinese have been doing, of course, is to in a way normalizing these military drills around taiwan to refine them and to increase its optical complexity, according to experts we have talked to that is really, in a way, injecting a new element of uncertainty and also potential danger, especially as chinese assets continue to cross the median line in the taiwan strait, sothg both sides had observed for decades until recently. this, of course, is where potential miscalculation could come in because, remember , it's not just the taiwanese, so the americans and their li continuing to send warships and warplanes to the region to assert for their claims and their navigation of freedom and the rights as you just mentioned just now, with that latest u. s naval warships freedom of navigation chip in the south china sea, so this is where potential confrontation and conflict comes in, could come in between the two

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not come easy after a weekend of weather delays, the final day of competition became a marathon, with ron rallying from several strokes down before taking the lead for good world sports, don riddell has more from augusta. john rome began the week here at augusta with a double bogey. he has ended it as a double major winner, his first masters title coming at the end of a grueling week and a very, very long day, he and all the other players had to come out early and finish their third rounds, and he began the day four strokes behind his playing partner, brooks kept a but by the end of it, ram was four strokes clear at the top of the leaderboard. it was an emotional scene as he celebrated on the 18th green with his wife and his two young kids. and this continues an extraordinary run of form. it's a just reward for the work he's been putting in lately, his sixth global victory since october, and it sends him back to the top of the world rankings. we all dream of things

like this. let's players and you would try to visualize what it's going to be like in and what is going to feel like and, uh when i hit that third shot on the green, just the wave of emotion. of so many things that overtook me. i never thought i was going to cry about winning a golf tournament, but i got very close on on that 18th hole. um in a lot of it because of what he means to me and to spanish gulf . spain's 10th major for a player to win the masters fourth and my second win, right? my second major win. it's pretty incredible. and this one was for 70. i know he he was up there helping and help he did. at augusta this week. we have also witnessed the great tiger woods taking another step into the twilight of his career. it was more of a limp than a step. but after another fragile departure, we can only wonder how many more major tournaments he has in him. however the age of 52 is greatest rival phil mickelson

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