some breaking news, a statement from kate forbes, member of the snp, she hasjust kate forbes, memberas just published kate forbes, member of the snp, she hasjust published a kate forbes, member of the snp, she has just published a statement saying she has listened very carefully to the vision byjohn swinney, she says, i welcome and embrace his commitment to ensure robust and divergent debate within the party which is the lifeblood of any democratic institution. i was also great e pleased with the claims wanting to win the trust of people and tone matters in the way we conduct ourselves. i have spoken with him to discuss the future of our party and country. those discussions on the future of the snp and our vision for scotland were frank and constructive. what emerged was we share a powerful common purpose for the country. that includes the passion to revitalise our party, reach out to those who feel disempowered and reinvigorate the independence movement. it also includes an understanding economic growth and tackling poverty must again be key priorities and a just transition to net z

if kate forbes doesn't run, do you i kate forbes doesn't run, do you think— kate forbes doesn't run,d election question is a - election? i think the holyrood election question is a red - election? i think the holyrood i election question is a red herring because — election question is a red herring because holyrood is a fixed term parliament of five years which envisages changes of personnel during _ envisages changes of personnel during that period but the electorate are invited to go to the polls _ electorate are invited to go to the polls to _ electorate are invited to go to the polls to elect a party for a five year _ polls to elect a party for a five year term _ polls to elect a party for a five year term and that is what they have done and _ year term and that is what they have done and we should see at the time and if— done and we should see at the time and if i _ done and we should see at the time and if i am — done and we should see at the time and if i am successful to be chosen as first— and if i am successful to be chosen as first minister, when that is appropriate, i wil

kate forbes was seen as _ talk us through this. kate forbes was seen as one _ talk us through this.as seen as one of _ talk us through this. kate forbes was seen as one of the _ talk us through this. kate forbes i was seen as one of the frontrunners for the job, was seen as one of the frontrunners for thejob, there's been a lot of speculation she her hat into the ring. she stood for the position last time and narrowly lost out to humza yousaf, she yousaf, she said she was the change not continuity candidate but in a quite extensive statement released in the last 30 minutes she said she had listened carefully to the vision thatjohn swinney set up this morning for scotland. and that it was clear and i think this is key, he is determined she set to return the snp to governing from the mainstream competent government earning the trust of the people. she said that was the vision she set out in the last leadership contest and she was convinced that was whatjohn swinney was offering as well. she said she looked forward to playing her role in making that happen and of course john swinney in

kate hudson is here tonight!d applause ] plus, they are a "new york times" best-selling author and an egot-winning performer. they just launched a new pet lifestyle brand called kismet, which is available now. chrissy teigen and john legend are joining us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] big show! that's a fun, big show tonight. i'm so excited about this. also, hey, quick reminder, this saturday is the kentucky derby. [ cheers and applause ] i'm going. i'll be there. and our friends over at ford are doing something big -- they're doing a derby day sweepstakes, and you can all enter. [ applause ] guess what you can -- guess what you can take home? guess. >> a horse. >> a hat. >> jimmy: not a horse, no. [ laughter ] [ audience shouting ] no. kind of a horse. kind of. >> steve: horsepower. >> a mustang! >> jimmy: a mustang, yeah, or a -- >> audience: bronco. >> jimmy: bronco, this is great. this is like we're at a ford event or something, yeah. [ light laughter ] name other ford vehicles. no, but you get a chance to

>> what's happened to kate? >> what's happened to kate? >> what's happened to kate?me is that you compared them working members of the royal family funded the trip to ukraine by the foreign office. quite rightly so, representing us on behalf of the king. the king likewise protected part of the institution doing what he passionately wants to do his vocation. okay and then you compare them with the duchess of sussex as a private individual who, incidentally, will give people in nigeria a huge amount of pleasure by visiting them. and the real reason your nose is put out of joint is that she's not coming to britain. >> how do you know the real reason going to nigeria is going to give them a huge amount of pleasure? you're guessing at it, aren't you? everywhere else she's gone, she gets a huge, huge raspberry . she comes over huge raspberry. she comes over here, the most loved person that i can ever remember, joining the royal family. and within, within half an hour , she said. i'm not half an hour, she said. i'm not hanging around being told what to do by you lot. and sh

>> what's happened to kate? >> what's happened to kate? >> what's happened to kate?sed me is that you compared them working members of the royal family funded the trip to ukraine by the foreign office. quite rightly so, representing us on behalf of the king. the king likewise protected part of the institution doing what he passionately wants to do his vocation. okay and then you compare them with the duchess of sussex as a private individual who, incidentally, will give people in nigeria a huge amount of pleasure by visiting them. and the real reason your nose is put out of joint is that she's not coming to britain. >> how do you know the real reason going to nigeria is going to give them a huge amount of pleasure? you're guessing at it, aren't you? everywhere else she's gone, she gets a huge, huge raspberry . she comes over huge raspberry. she comes over here, the most loved person that i can ever remember, joining the royal family. and within, within half an hour , she said. i'm not half an hour, she said. i'm not hanging around being told what to do by you lot. an

kate forbes has ruled himself out. kate forbes has ruled himself out.has ruled himself out. kate forbes was seen _ forbes has ruled himself out. kate forbes was seen as _ forbes has ruled himself out. kate forbes was seen as one _ forbes has ruled himself out. kate forbes was seen as one of the front runners for thisjob. there has been a lot of speculation that she would throw our hat into the ring. she stood for the position last time. she narrowly lost out to humza yousaf. she was the candidate for change. in an extensive statement released in the last half hour, she said she had listened very carefully to the vision thatjohn swinney had set out this morning for scotland. it was clear that he was determined to return the snp to governing from the mainstream, earning the trust of the mainstream, earning the trust of the people. that was a vision that she's set out and she was convinced that was john swinney was offering as well. johnson said she looked forward to playing her role in making that happen. john swinney in his statement this morning held ou

kate? >> that sounds good.son, a lot of people watching, thanks so much. >>> and an artist is recreating some of washington, d.c.'s most iconic landmarks with legos. nbc news now anchor hallie jackson takes us inside the big project. >> reporter: for richard paulis, it's the little things, the really little things. >> so this is my lego studio. >> reporter: the longtime lego lover building a business brick by brick. when you first started out was it for your own pleasure at first? >> just for the challenge of it. if you could look at something and say, how can you possibly build that out of legos, challenge accepted. >> reporter: his inspiration, his city, replicas of the capitol, the kennedy center, the white house, even the famous ben's chili bowl. >> a little napkin holder to the soda machine, the little hot dog. >> reporter: the tools of his trade tucked into begin binns lining his basement. >> oh, here. >> all of these matched by color, totally coordinated. >> reporter: by his estimate, nearly 100,000 lego

>> reporter: that's right, kate.fact, of those about 44 million americans, more than 80 80% are planning to hit the roads, be aware of the fact that already it's bumper-to-bumper traffic. families have been trying to get to new york city or to the jersey shore, and they've already been sitting at times in traffic for hours on end. they're coming to rest stops to get water and to get fuel. fuel prices are the other thing that people need to have in mind right now. on average, we're looking at about $3.61 a gallon, that's up seven cents from where we were this time last year. we've been talking to travelers who are factoring all the costs, what it's going to cost them to sit at times in all of that traffic for hours. as you just heard from priya there, even people planning to hit the skies, they will face some challenges. we are seeing this major summer travel rebound in the years coming out of the pandemic at levels unlike anything experts have seen since 2005. that's almost 20 years ago. that is the signal to everyon

scott kate scott. would you describe frank church as politically ambitious? yes, i would. yes i would. and there was some trepidation, frankly, about choosing frank church to lead this sensitive investigation. but the trepidation came from mainly people within the democratic party who were concerned that frank church harbored presidential ambitions, that he might use his position as the chairman of this committee to gain national spotlight and therefore to sort of get a foothold in this in this in a in a in a presidential campaign. in fact, mike mansfield, who selected frank church for this position, really had some of those very same concerns. and he expressed them to frank church at the time. now there's some debate about whether or not frank church told mike mansfield that he would not run for president if he was chosen to run this committee. but in the end, he did decide to run for president. he declared his candidacy in the spring of 1976 as the committee, as the committee's work was winding down

forbes, whatever you think— the snp, and kate forbes, whatever you think of— the snp, and kate forbeslluded to, i think the greens would _ you alluded to, i think the greens would have — you alluded to, i think the greens would have had trouble working with her, would have had trouble working with her. and _ would have had trouble working with her. and i_ would have had trouble working with her, and i thinkjohn swinney will provide _ her, and i thinkjohn swinney will provide a — her, and i thinkjohn swinney will provide a period of calm, not a massively— provide a period of calm, not a massively exciting period but a period — massively exciting period but a period of— massively exciting period but a period of calm, probably. what you think of the — period of calm, probably. what you think of the idea, _ period of calm, probably. what you think of the idea, luke, _ period of calm, probably. what you think of the idea, luke, of - period of calm, probably. what you think of the idea, luke, of a - think of the idea, luke, of a coronation rather than a contest? i think it is a real lucky b

scott kate scott. would you describe frank church as politically ambitious? yes, i would. yes i would. and there was some trepidation, frankly, about choosing frank church to lead this sensitive investigation. but the trepidation came from mainly people within the democratic party who were concerned that frank church harbored presidential ambitions, that he might use his position as the chairman of this committee to gain national spotlight and therefore to sort of get a foothold in this in this in a in a in a presidential campaign. in fact, mike mansfield, who selected frank church for this position, really had some of those very same concerns. and he expressed them to frank church at the time. now there's some debate about whether or not frank church told mike mansfield that he would not run for president if he was chosen to run this committee. but in the end, he did decide to run for president. he declared his candidacy in the spring of 1976 as the committee, as the committee's work was winding down

kate for this role. indeed. any any out of from the left field contenders . from the left field contenders. and this time next week, we all kind of have the feeling up here now that john swinney will be our next first minister of scotland. >> very interesting indeed. thanks so much, tony mcguire, for following everything for us. it's been a chaotic couple of weeks for the snp and for scotland as a whole. she does say kate forbes in her statement, though, that they've agreed that a just transition to net zero must work with and not against our community and businesses, which is quite interesting. a little bit more of a pragmatic approach to green issues despite that coalition. >> i love this right. issues despite that coalition. >> i love this right . you have >> i love this right. you have people saying we're going to do net zero, and then you have people on the left saying, we have to do a just net zero. and then people on the perhaps more economically pragmatist side of things say, okay, we're going to do a ju

is not as united as he would like it to be an kate forbes was, at one point seen as his main rivalford to step aside and said he would give her a significant role in government and he has delivered, appointing her as deputy first minister. john swinney said she was an immensely talented politician and her new role would prove critical as he focused on the key commitments of eradicating child poverty and investing in public services and supporting economic growth and for her part, kate forbes said this was a moment of extreme privilege. we've seen half a dozen individuals enter the doors here among them neil gray, who was health secretary and it remains to be seen if he remains in the post and angela constance who was just a secretary as well. we will find out later on this afternoon whether they remain in those positions or if they are moved around and we expect an announcement on that at around four p announcement on that at around four p m. announcement on that at around four . m, ., ~ , ., , . announcement on that at around four hello there. didn't take long for that strong may sun

i'm kate snow. zinhle essamuah is off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. today, wednesday, may 1st, 2024. >>> clashing on campus. protesters confronted by police in wisconsin, classes are cancelled in california and hundreds of people arrested in new york. we're spread out across the country as pro-palestinian protesters confront authorities. >>> back in court. former hollywood producer harvey weinstein appears before a judge for the first time since his landmark conviction was overturned in new york. >>> abortion showdown, one of strictest abortion bans in the country is in effect today. we'll hear from women in those states trying to deal with the shifting landscape on abortion rights. >>> and courtside heroes, two nurses who were in the right place at the right time, why they say some simple techniques that we can all learn helped them save a life. an amazing story coming up. >>> we begin this hour with police cracking down on cam proplus protests across the country. the encampment at columbia in new york is now gone. the squares of yellow on the grass

so july 11, that's next state, kate, i will be back here it's great to see you, brian. thank you so much, john all right. >> join me now, cnn senior legal analyst, elie holding and criminal offense attorney marco meira, elie honig, to you the strongest grounds for appeal are what? so i think the top grounds for appeal is the fact that we had a state court here, a state prosecutor, and forcing in part a federal election crime for the first time actually, in us history, we've never before seen a case where any state or county level prosecutor has charged as part of their case or as the sub of their case of violation of the federal election campaign act. >> so this is the first time that's happened. it was briefed to judge merchan. judge merchan said, i find it. okay. i find it acceptable under new york state law, but that's going to be issued one on the appeal. we don't know what the answer will be. it's unprecedented. >> mark amara, likelihood of a successful appeal there's a great likelihood and the reason why is there a number of issues me one, i have always complained

jon and kate, again, as two potential names being suggested, bothjon and kate are both committed christians that you can be a person of faith and i have soon as somebody who is muslim that you can be a person of faith answer be first minister. what people willjudge any potential candidate on is their policies, what they end up moving away from in terms of policy or distancing themselves away from policy. that is themselves away from policy. that is the right discussion to have, not whether somebody of faith can be first minister because i have clearly shown that they can. aia—year—old killed in hainault has been named locally as daniel anjorin. separately the school where his mother works as named her as angela anjorin. said, it is with great sadness that i share with the new news of the death of our people. the 14—year—old was a pupil at a school in london. it is the second time this year the school has been hit by tragedy. one is the school's former pupils, ali kumar, died in nottingham where she was studying. so just to recap, nottingham where she was studying. sojust to recap, the 14—ye

she's the senate historic and kate scott. what did the house of representatives what action did they take? so i mentioned earlier that the house committee, some of the staff on the house judiciary committee reached out to the senate, watergate committee in the summer of 1973, and quietly began conversations about how those two committees. right. cooperate with one another. that is, could the senate watergate committee provide information that it was gathering in the course of its investigation to a judiciary committee that maybe convened to explore impeachment options? eventually, the house judiciary committee does in 1974 vote and approve three articles of impeachment. that's powerful. speech by barbara jordan of texas. really helps to define the historical context in which this vote is taking place. the last presidential impeachment trial had happened more than a century before when congress when the house had impeached andrew johnson. so 100 years later, the house was now considering these articles of impeach. and barbara

. >> and identity kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> today, wednesday, may 8th, 2024, diplomas and drama. college graduation ceremonies kick off against the backdrop of tense protests, but there is little pomp and much circumstance this year. we're outside one university at the center of the turmoil. >>> trial on hold, a federal judge delays the trump classified documents case indefinitely and a georgia appeals court agrees to review a ruling in trump's election interference case there. we're tracking all the developments surrounding the former president. >>> no bargain, do you ever buy something you just don't need because it's on sale? why money experts say you may want to stick to saving and layoff the spaving. >>> and proud as a peacock, "today" co-host craig melvin is out with a new children's book. we're going to chat with him about how he celebrates his kids' milestones, big and small. >> that's a conversation you do not want to miss. >> really, really looking forward to having craig here

she's the senate historic and kate scott. what did the house of representatives what action did they take? so i mentioned earlier that the house committee, some of the staff on the house judiciary committee reached out to the senate, watergate committee in the summer of 1973, and quietly began conversations about how those two committees. right. cooperate with one another. that is, could the senate watergate committee provide information that it was gathering in the course of its investigation to a judiciary committee that maybe convened to explore impeachment options? eventually, the house judiciary committee does in 1974 vote and approve three articles of impeachment. that's powerful. speech by barbara jordan of texas. really helps to define the historical context in which this vote is taking place. the last presidential impeachment trial had happened more than a century before when congress when the house had impeached andrew johnson. so 100 years later, the house was now considering these articles of impeach. and barbara

now still to come , kate forbes now still to come, kate forbes pulls out of the snp leadership race,sturgeon ally looks likely to take charge. we take a look at the ramifications for this continuity of the union, but first it's time for your headunes first it's time for your headlines with sam francis . headlines with sam francis. >> martin, thank you. and a very good evening to you. it's just after 5:30, our top stories this hour, after 5:30, our top stories this hour , the daily number of hour, the daily number of migrants arriving in the uk in small boats has now hit a new eight month high. 711 people were detected crossing the engush were detected crossing the english channel on wednesday. and that brings the total number who've made the journey since january to nearly 8300, according to the home office figures. that's up 34% compared to the same time last year. meanwhile, police have made a number of arrests in south london, where activists had surrounded a coach in order to stop the vehicle from leaving. with migrants on board, the protesters formed a wall around the coach in p

that lecture basically wished the king and princess kate is well.y people i have spoken to here today who have met the prince said it was a real honour to meet him. he showed great

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that's where we find kron. 4 sports reporter. >> kate rooney this evening. hi, kate. >> hi, noelle.igh. great. yeah. i'm here tonight at the california theater in san jose for the annual dwight clark legacy series, he left a huge impact on this team not just on the field but also for his work in the front office and for his charitable work. so tonight's fundraiser benefits the golden heart fund which supports forty-niners alumni with mental health, emotional service as all sorts of other services. and we're joined with a lot of forty-niners players tonight, both current and former tonight's panel will feature quarterback steve young brock purdy. alex smith, jeff garcia on hand and a whole bunch of their current and former teammates. i'm joined by one of those right now. harris spartan, 3 time super bowl champ. 2 time, all pro former offensive lineman with the forty-niners played alongside the legendary dwight clark. harris, thank you so much. was it like for you to play alongside white and to continue to celebrate his legacy? all these years later? what do i was blue? that made this

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i welcome kate's support for my leadership.port for my leadership. over the weekend i reach up to my party colleague, gray mccormick. he wanted to stand for election so he could be heard, so i listened and assured him that the use of party members up and down the country will be properly listen to. —— graeme mccormick. the simple lesson is that i look bring us to points of agreement and strength. that's my message today to every party in the scottish parliament. focus on solutions to problems, and you will find no one more willing to listen than me. together we can make little difference to the lives of people in scotland. that is the job we have all been sent to parliament to do. of course, i believe this country of course, i believe this country could do more if we had the powers of a normal independent nation, the power of independence. the cost of living crisis and the damaging impact of brexit are two examples of westminster decisions that are bad for scotland. they demonstrate why scotland needs to have independence to ma

we're talking about kate, author of several books, including "kate the chemist, the big book of experimentsbly get messy. >> a little bit. >> we're all covered up. >> we've got our lab coats on. you've got some gloves on. i don't think dylan and i are going to wear dpgloves, we're going to brave it. >> i'm nervous. >> we've got you. >> what are we going to do? >> we are going to make gummy worms. [ cheers and applause ] >> you had me at gummy. [ crowd chanting ] >> kate, i wouldn't think gummy worms would be a science experiment. >> it is a science experiment. so what we're going to use is food grade calcium chloride and food grade sodium alginate and we're going to have an ion exchange and that's going to make a polymer. it's a really long, long molecule. think of paperclips, if you've put them together in a big long necklace, that's kind of like a polymer. dylan, can i have you do the first part? take the calcium chloride and put it into the water. then you're going to grab your spoon and stir, stir, stir. >> this is really pretty. >> i think that looks good. lester, we're going to take t

>> good morning, kate. so i hear from two sources that federal investigators are preparing to potentially brynn witness's in front of a federal grand jury in new york city. we hear that witnesses have been notified that they may be called to testify, but at this time, none of them have been prepped for this potential testimony. now, as you noted, there have been eight lawsuits against sean diddy combs, seven of which accuse him directly of sexual assault. and i hear from sources that the majority of those accusers who have filed civil suits have been questioned by these stories throughout this investigation. now, of course this all stems from back in march when two of diddy's homes were rated in los angeles and miami. and now as you said, this marks a significant escalation to give us a window into where this investigation stands. >> and what are you learning about the evidence being being reviewed by investigators use but you've been following this so closely, lizbeth yes. >> so one new piece of reporting

>> i was like, kate, are you nervous?no, no. i just love to sing and i'm excited to share my songs. >> you love to sing. we're back right after this with a live performance. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> that makes it all real. this is a really special morning for our friend, kate hudson. she posted this video. she's unboxing her new album. we have it in our hot, little hands and we are so happy because kate is right here in our studio. good morning, my friend. >> good morning. >> we were talking about your music for so long. ever since i heard you were a singer, i feel like i have been asking and asking. just wait. it's coming. and now it's here. how do you feel? >> i'm so excited to share it, you know? it's been fun because i have had these songs come out. but i really can't wait for the album. there is so much on this album. it is so personal to me and -- >> you wrote it. >> i wrote it, yeah, yeah. i wrote these songs. i had also a great team, you know, writing the songs. but every

. >> and i'm kate snow. zinhle essamuah is off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today monday, may 6th, 2024, breaking news. hamas accepts a cease-fire. a potential breakthrough in the israel-hamas war. hamas says it accepts a cease-fire proposal after talks with egyptian and qatari officials. the question now, will israel sign on? what we're learning. >>> trump on notice. the judge overseeing the former president's criminal trial issuing his sternest warning yet. stick to the gag order or face possible jail time. wove all of today's developments coming up from court. >>> church shooting scare. a man pulls a gun on a pastor in the middle of his sunday sermon. we'll hear from the man who sprang into action to save the pastor. >>> and it's called mommy brain. 8 in 10 women say they've experienced that phenomenon during pregnancy. we'll talk about why it happens and what you can do about it. we do begin this hour, though, with that breaking news out of the middle east. hamas says it has accepted a cease-fire proposal to pause th

how old is kate?hs, end of the week. >> carley: fact she was able to say me issue raise her hand is really advanced, i have a 15-year-old, we were pregnant around the same time. will, you are funny in this video, with a big smile onnureioface, what was going through your head when your daughter reacting like that. >> as bailey mentioned, it wasn't much of a surprise. i was not dressed for the occasion, it was a genuine reaction. it is ki typical to react that way. >> carley: before we get adrian into the mix, are you going to four seasons orlando resort for vacation? >> we are, we are excited, very excited. >> adrian, you are manager of this resort, you saw the video, when i say going super viral, people sent to me, it has gotten hundreds of millions of views, what do you think of all of this? >> good morning. yes, it was amazing, this video is so precious and adorable. this little girl has been staying with us at the resort and we love seeing that authentic reaction and we're happy we made that impre

i'm kate baldwin was sara sidner and john berman in this is cnn news central happening now as possible ground invasion of eastern rafah in gaza could be imminent with hostage and ceasefire negotiations teetering on the brink of collapse. >> we have brand new video, justin of a plume of smoke. after a loud explosion in rafah israeli forces could putin launched what they are calling a limited scale operation. the idf drop leaflets with a map to so-called safe zones in the message, evacuated immediately. this has a direct impact on as many as 100,000 people, cnn's jeremy diamond is in jerusalem. jeremy was the latest your hearing from there? elmilitary thousands of leaflets on eastern raffa, ordering an area we're about 100,000e currently living to begin evacuating north to what the israeli military is describing as an expanded humanitarian area, where they say they've set up additional tense and brought in additional while access to food, water, and field hospitals for the population that is leaving. but this morning, people began to flee. refer as a result of those evacuation orders. an

and kate, i want to talk about your book. so before i ask you my first question, can you just tell everyone what fatphobia is and what you write about drinking? yeah, absolutely so i think of fatphobia as the unjust down ranking of larger bodies. and i use the term fat in a matter of fact way, not as pejorative term, not as a one, but as a merely neutral little bodily description, much like short or tall or thin for that matter. so in my mouth, fat is not a bad word, and i identify myself as a small fat person, which is a way that fat activists distinguish between various degrees of privilege in the fat spectrum. so someone like me is a small fat person. there are mid fat, large fat and sometimes called infinite fat people who are very, very fat. and yeah, we can just acknowledge this in a matter of fact way, but fat says that the larger you are more or less especially for girls and women, the worse you that you are less intellectually brilliant, that you are less, that you are less less virtuous, and that you have a weaker w

i want , kate to get well. and want, kate to get well. and i want, kate to get well.y. i'd love them to be reunited . i'd love them to be reunited. >> but they weren't, were they? they lost the visit last week. harry didn't go and see the king. >> no, no, but it's hard to see which side of the family is pushing the distance more. i don't know, we don't know. we don't know, we don't know. we don't really. we don't. we haven't got a clue. >> it's cuttings journalism. >> it's cuttings journalism. >> was it that prince william's now been made the some massive role in the army? >> colonel and chief and jackal, the which prince harry served. >> so you think that would be a natural fit to offer prince harry? so could it be that it's coming more from well, why should king side? >> why should they give him a role when he's been slagging off his family in a book? in the most appalling way? >> i just don't i haven't seen it as well. >> you haven't read the book. >> you haven't read the book. >> i've just always seen it as him telling his story. he's betrayed confidences, hasn't

i'm kate baldwin, sarah seigneur, and john berman. this is cnn new central breaking overnight is really tanks and her raffa taking control of that critical border i'll sing the rava crossing for months has been the central entry point for getting the central point for getting people out of gaza and also getting aid in to gaza. israel has long viewed it as a main route for hamas to smuggling arms as well and have threatened four months of a coming ground invasion in raffa if hamas continued to refuse releasing is really hostages. how these attacks impact ceasefire ceasefire talks. now still unclear this morning, but talks are expected to continue today in cairo, but take a look at this overnight explosions seen in the skies over gaza. and israel conducting a new round of airstrikes in gaza, aid workers saying that there is no safe place to go and no way to get there for the 100,000 gaza one's being told to evacuate ra for now? cnns jeremy diamond is in jerusalem with very latest force. jeremie, what is the latest your hearing is happen

all right, so princess kate is taking this reprise of royal duties for obvious health reasons . but prince harry and wife american actress megan markelle, have simply chosen to step away from the royal family in its entirety. now they're just living, i guess the celebrity life in california. next to oprah. for her part though, meghan markelle told oprah in an interview before the queen died, that she felt the family was racist towards her. i mean, she doesn't name names, but in fact, and i'm paraphrasing here. she said she and, and her 1st baby archie were discriminated against. the palace has fervently denied these allegations. but given the royal families, no history of conquest and colonialism. kind of not a far fetched idea. we know racism exist. why does the world care more about this particular allegation? i don't know if the world well, i don't know if the world cares more and necessarily it's more sensational, right? the media can play it up because it's being charged against someone who's received at that time. you know, the queen is as powerful person as and so of cour

so i'm sarah sayyed and with kate bolduan in john berman, this cnn the central all right. and the breaking news this morning, we just learned moments ago when the critical moment in the critical trial, the criminal trial of donald trump he is coming. michael cohen set to take the witness stand on monday. remember, donald trump is charged with falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments to stormy daniels, but don't film actress. all to influence the 2016 election michael cohen is the key piece for prosecutors to make this case. it is michael cohen who would likely provide the testimony that donald trump somehow knew or was connected to the falsification of documents. he will take the stand on monday, as i said, this will be a a dramatic moment. cnn's kristen holmes live outside the court with this new information. also christen, it does begs the question, what will we see today in this trial? >> so first we'll talk about michael cohen because this is something that we know both prosecution and the defense have been preparing for. we have been watching the pr

and kate forbes will take that role . kate forbes will take that role.ting because john swinney last thursday has his, slogan for his leadership was very much unite for independence. now the independence. now the independence is a whole different conversation, but it's the unity with in the party. and without that is going to be some of his biggest challenges. and certainly kate forbes appointment today is a big step towards that . towards that. >> well, tony, thank you very much for bringing us that live from bute house. sensational news there. the new deputy first minister of scotland is someone that, has been quite controversial within left wing politics in scotland. kate forbes. >> yes. could this be a winning alliance, a winning top team for the snp? could it win back zoete turvy, awkward deal between two people who don't agree on much. might it be that we sort of have a scottish version of what we're known as the tbg , gbs in the known as the tbg, gbs in the later years of the of the of tony blair's premiership, where sort of one was pushing the ot